The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-19 00:00:00

liwn'the LQN:I)G.Ar GAZETTE, June le,. 18.05. , f 18os. • ; • STAFF. • • -To bit ripdier-Cletterals to i-oreqtt iander the Crlmmand Gentrai Sir kmes Craig, K. IL—Brigadier-General Titsooo, flotii the 'Home Staff. lirigadia. irti - ...rn Painter Alartrt, from the Honie Stall, ' _TO . he Deputy - 11c jutam.General to the said Forces-- Enga , jr,tn - u:s campbel of the 6i st Foot. tk.:trker. 111:i s Ter. C Metal to the said Forces Lieut. 'L'f , touel , Hew!, Ldwa, - .[ Itonbury. ••,r , oo Deputy Inspt.;tlor of Hospitals to the .Forces--Win. S „ ..e r-tienerals to the Forces undeethe Coriltnand t Lieut.-General -Sir Eyre Cook:, K. li.—Brigadier-Ge. . tonal Re,bertiVlacfarlane, frorn.t he' Home Staff Prig:Ater t.tneral Wm. Balfour, from ,the Horne Staff Brigadier Cexeral Fleury ;fucker Montresor," from the Hone Staff. Deptily Arliotioit to the said Forces, with' the Reis of Licr atiunt 0 1 1 91 4 in the Army—Major 'Thomas Walsh, °IA-La-pay of the .Queen's [rangers. • '-"To'be Depnty Qtn.rter- Master_ General to the said Forees•-:- ' t Lieut.- Cototto Henry fox lirmtnrii4,of the lit!, Fout. • Cvnmiltien..ligned By the Loa Lieutenant of the Ccutty of . , - • Nora FLtna Regiment of • .I•leneage Gire,d,'•Gent.. to be Lieutenant, vice Terry, gone 'into flee Line Dated June ti, iSos. •CommTssis tigned by the Lord Lieutenant AJ 1.61 Colony of Essex. ..• it 'err E 4 ex rih •Crillin, from the SOuthern Battalion of Essex IfiliM4tra be Captain in t.lie Western Battalion, vice , G ret. • •ti.o. pf,Oinibted. Dated May t 6, 113e5 ' Ensign Robert ,of the Western BAttalion, to be Liiine,nant ;•.: • Blifo; Vice Ciilcion resigned, Dated June 5, iSoS. 1 raneis Gent, to be Ensign in Ditto, vi}.4 Lake, . • I)4redlune 5, tgos. . • ' Wrt 'Clam 1 1 ,Itinteert. Trvlgp Wm., Stuart to he Lieutenant, vice Eolt. resigned. Dared May r 6, 'Robert 'Maker,. Cent. to be Ensign, rice Stuati. •promoted, ..Dat cd as above,. . AVNII-4:Ciftl.l ' Chil•rd Tomb of )"eciiienry Cavalry. • • lan iftitiotr, Gem', to be Cornet, vice Pigott, resigned. Dated June t, A:1)5. C:o:nd;tkn4 tined lie Lord Lbutem:int r i 4 the Court if Cornwall. • . iti o di on i s jirkille, J . proelliriety,, - • " Second Lieurenant . lonit N'iAurs to be Firot Lictitenint, vice N, , Dareki Aprirr, Thoruis Maker, th:,,t. - to he :A•ccond Lieutenant, vice Vi firs. Dated as above. Henry Tremeilheer..: Commit-1s , to be Quartet .- Naiitcron:e Napton, , I)atechz . • BANX . RUPTS.. - Yobert late of plet,s 4 ra.row, ,Pcntoneille, Middlesex, fact ;a1..1 v‘atell'ousenian, to sun - miler lune 25, Jul) 2, 3c', at (-Lvi-p, at G nildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. • Vim Padden, Fore-sire:T. London. lairte's of i:otemergate, near,Carlisle, Cuniherland, cithooaini carrier, to sorreitder filly 4 $, and 30, at CieVill, at tia:T Liiura;kl Lainh, Carlisle. Attorries, London ; or Mr. Saul, Carlisle, Ralph Bill met, of Norfolle-stniet, Strand, Middleset,j:tainter, to,stirrerider Itine 29, lull/ . 6 ; and 30, at ten, at (;ttildhall. Att'-illey, Mr. lames Platt,. Bride-court,, 'Bridge-street, ..Black-friarl, • ' lohn ilitylittiagh, of U tweeter, Stafturdshirr, innlieeoer, to . 'surcriider duly 4,6,. and 30, at i at tlie, liridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester Atrornies, Mr. Thomas Hewitt,. Manche:Act ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, (7ursitor.street, London. J o h n ivnkin's, of Great ‘Varner -street, Cold,llath4ieldg . , ~6,4i,..1d1e5ex; linen draper, to surre:ider Pant? 22, 29, atld 1111 y 3q; at ten, A t Atterney, Mr.' Pales Itich. • ardson, New Inn. • • • DIVIDENDS. • g. Clurles Nil -late of LOwer Tooting, Surrey, at ten. at Guildhall, London., . • A o'gitiit 17. fames lienson,.Of liatton-Car.: Jeri, M p,iinter and glazier, at ten, at C'tiildlia ll.' ph. l o. h n W.lifoul. of Pall-ill:ll,,,Mddellebe.it, • haber .,' dat>iser, at t.!n, at Gnildh:lll. Joy t). I;binuas Il4in, of Amok-street, St. ran,:ray, tilesex, stony-mason, at ten, at • 1. 0 1 , wi of-bept ford ',Kent, clerk, school.: master', aiid . booloseller, at ten, at L'ondou.• pity 12. Willum I wkius, julin and Thomas 1-lawkinsfol button-makers ankjcopartners ) at tour,'.at the Shakspeare Tavern, birmingloin. Tub' sz.".l.Villitinn'llawkins, of Ilirininghain, btaton.maker (sep.arate eSl,Ol'; anti tilreaS), at "tour, at the Shakspeare • Tavern, liirniuigliarn, • IQ. Tuoulas Whoticroft and lolth Woodcroft,' of Sher: fi c id mOigi yorkstiiti. contb"-rnlintifiteltir.:rzi and co-part ners, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Shetlield. ant}, te. Iltighcs, of Livery iol, draper, at three, at the Attit, Inn, Manchester. litly is Alit::: liuxton, of Manchester. machine-maker, at Arrn Inn, Manchester. Lo wi:l,l4lri Nlidttletoit, l'emberton, and vorg.2 - fcl%uu, 01 Liverpool,' merchants arta co-partners, 4 th e 1:010 1 .)::.1'.1Ver11, jolttl-stregt , lot Thtinial eluince, of Tot tenhain, Middlesex, coach • : and Itarui!ii-lisakV, at ten, at Cuiltlhall.. pl y 4, Thoio43 . lledforti; . of Sut ton, Beckshire i paper-ma ker,t t tWetyc, at Gl4llOll, L oudon. • inly t r. Gill‘Slater, latu of Livcroco;, merchant, at twelve, at theNor.l/4 l-lotel,Villiamsen.square. Liverpool. July g. Poonshier 00164, Lite of lsrrstol , druggist, at ldgven, at the',Rush Tavern., lirititol. - iuly 9 . Fnrtep.ur. Hate, of Vigo.lane, Golden-i.squarci'Mid dli;szxt 4t ten, at Guildhall. (..'/E/2"/ !PIC: • I‘lly, 9. Thonrts (eloper the younger, nr Derby, watchmaker. 101 m, os Linty St, Etialundi; Suffolk, money-scrivener. flunn, ofbutcher. IL•nry Sa;thy, of Chatlton, Kent, mirket.gartliier.. iLttairt Nlaulantl, late ut Cluttua:ry.latiO„ Ilidtllesex, linen. (Ira pe,r. Winpte3ll, o f ellaring.Croo t Middlesex, Stationer. 3vAtori Veatitersto.,c,.(4 - Inuthrid,,c, Kent, shopkeeper. 1.54011 Duckworth, late ut Ashford, Kent, wine and bowl) , vellarst l'h u ,li-4513,trret t, of Ketiningtnn-G teen, Surrey, stockbroker. ROUDIG iIIeITCIL Astr,wr's Annual •Wherry, given in bon= of Ms MAJESTY'S Birth-Day, was fowed•for yester day by thtr following Free, Watermen :, • Nantes. R esidence. Colours, Cll Alt I, t. 5 L . . Teli le • • Sca Oct. r l'il4 l , per it i . . . . 3)&Nroz 1. 4 , 1 Al. t. . . Cuper' Bridge Green. n !.I 1 4 . IPr It . . lrotl (;ate , A) , A it 1. . rOn GtL 1.1 rc,it I 1:* . , Rotheriiithe• . Crimson. p.ivtki `sturtett it tour with the tide' und rw oed roun:l ti m Oats pol of}' - '- I • t' 01 A I•Tungerturd stairs. , .13u# in, N a n d, Asbiet p,, tme • 11 • 1 nrst, sQeorid,' and third, and, by th e "ions tbt, mach, all. the rest Were . (..,, 4 i s i t i er T di 7 s , b2ateti, and three Started again .fur a rie 't eottd h.!:it;• which de'.erroined the prize.. .I\•iallet '" tii.st, and '%C.tlS> declared victor. r 1) in It was I.sth.Wherry , z,i; , .;11 by Mr. As-ri,fix. • • A grmt deal oft . - 32 . 1 Play tookon ~the river, during the =test; . stv,a)gt: . boats having 'nixed • whit the eandidat,es for the purpose.pf as _ ther friends. Among these, a press-galley couspicuous 111 its e:tbrts to serveAs!lley. Slime ;'..1.1d contusion followqd of coarse, itpou tile tanditiv of the plirties at Standgate.—Pittoon, the anxions to ere the fan, leaped o ' LitLf bi;'o.t Upti sonic planks close to tile shore, but he slipped and went down. Three men, w ho leard td sive him/ narrol,vly -escaped drowning, as in dr44gearthdln under the water. They ,wero, bowevor, all eN.-tricated,, and brought on sllort, BIRTILL On Tuesday the r ith inst, at Shutt, ii the Counts:: of De-, von.. till Lady.of Sir - Wi I intin 'Pole, Bart. of a Daughter. Ok2 Sunday the i'6th inst. at Hampton twig. near Yarn bum Surr ey ; 8- the Lady of Edward. Long, of aS. MA R R AD. .. Lately, at Lymingten; Colonel St.-George, 'to Miss Ca- - rolitte Carteret, youngest daughter of the Lite Admir.t Car teret. On-Saturday last, at 'St. James's, Clerimtwell, Mr. Tho mas Greenwood, of Drury-I:nit heatre, 'to Miss Margaret Lahr. • On Sunday niorning, at St. Pancras CaptaioWood gare, to . littly tionlra Larnbait, .14ughtar ot tiu L rlutCa van. On Monthly, at Edmonton; the Rev. Tolip Skioner, Reaor of Coi: tun, near flatil, to Miss Holmes eldest tLiogitter of Joseph- 1101.tnei, Esq. • On the titeltint. William fesse, ion. of N3osely Heath; near Birmingititin; Le Miss Sarah Ketittatt, of Nlettun blow bray. 1)/ED. Yesterday, at four o'clock in tlic afternoon, at his apart. tnenri - at` Xilightabrid;r,c, iq thy ycar of age s Ai ihur Murphy, Es:4_ a tatristur ,at Law, and a liginter ut Las . On Miiriday last, suddenly, at hislicuse, Mr. Poole, of Flcrt-strect. • PRICE OF ITOCK.S, YEitilttiAY, • I Mil; 14011dS, a 2S. chi. • *Anti Sea Stock, shot 3 pvt . eint. 17i t, shut Axchequer Pas, 16:4116, POiniti*ii.ft 4 - I mperial. 3 ver.Cent. s Ditto Ann. 9 C611'4/101' OpeoilV!, 5 , 2) i Bank Stock., 179 . Navy 5 per Cent: slutt s.per Cent;.l797, • • 4 per 4 ,:Z.11t. n t -3 4ier Cent. icett. - 5414 3 per Cent. ccis. ,riut Bank If.. Ann. 16 13-16tIts 1,• ni 'Short Ann. s.l6!nki • liv.tiaSrock, LONDON r ii lte d by RICH D A'R RIG, of No. 4, :4M/ tett-court, Now -street ; ,aOll l'ttblL_shott 0y.._W.41-I.7IANt ARM An 'Sea [ pp, o f q.,„t at the' Str:37-0141CZ, NO. 112, t.ratld Yihttte Ordral:for the Papvr; Lettas.tbr the 2 : 411or, &c. t's. ../ +~ 41' orNTxTN I•fiß,vormtm;l7lll' post MARr; AR, N'l t r E RIG gflto4l for 3 hetal stwpett-ire h:ts ripericoctl sibte ve Concerti, reaped fully begs t-Janitrunit:r to tlia 'entry and ruhliv; and ill•pliticii lar the I Ste,Of• Thatiet and Coisv.of Krn to t 4 that Ite'ltte eveil tted up his, H0n:,7,, I.Giqbeirntointn,:tlation,.in k the coinpletear paisibie manner; trusts .tt iketnay be la ltenotrr him with their Visit's FS ..Aintrttineitts and :13cds:clesit. eot, anzt.'.trhierl, mita of eyery_Jklit.-.terof the So one fog,t l ; :r th',chotte“ tiAvoiir; ;Ind ;vitt) much ea tetra. oat no 2tteiltibit i ba'otnittctl.; teir future fAvoorS. GoOd.fost.etaises, Miss-coat.. , $ tritit • the ,sll4rte;it notice ; excd t iebt Stabling ind 11 oich-houses. • - ezy-. ttrayal Mail Coach, to etstl'froi rt Wrcr m, &cry nightzaul rroritinz. ANK,. oi. To.E.Tir.m tEs. N k rA It TfiE. CEO CHISWICK. TO re SOLI) BY AM:VON, : By-Mr. CHRISTIE; 3 the G en r A c Inn, ,it CluSw.ia. Oa Mt,...,,ty, fait ti , between ih, Fluura of Thr,.e ana OW', I N'FOIIR LOTS, .D A es i r able COPY HOLD ESTATE; o cotil (.. A. of Seven Tenement;. a shall WareiwsL;d ki tes of Tenements , situa te•south of the CliarhH c Ctlisivick, and several valuable Pie es of v,‘,4,i•i,1, an the Bank ofthe the rest at Willi iver and lita the c; 4 0 h:1(1 ig ' Court Roll, ' c onvertible to various :..,.:0:ti.:111 par, Particulars•tuay lie' liail,,of 104'. IV , i )o. ' t, ' Chiswick.; 31su at the Ingeolts, Prentfoni ; S"ra Km , Litidile • Up l icr and Lower PackhorP: . G mil 4 and cl i f Air. Christie, in rall. • 4 -“ - - - ...-......'........... "....- --^".* ••••-' '..---------- VALUABLE STOCK of UPHOLSTERY:OiI e: 1- I/ 12 N ITUR E. Cows( .of AIIIENIARE.F.4 PI CCADI LI.Y. . ‘'4, TO BE SOLD ny Aucilolst, :, . By Mr.. ROI3INS, . .' (By Order of the Assignees uf :0 r.- C Et .ial:ts 6 .On the Prenzises,. the Corner of Alheinstle-51 • • dilly, This Pay,. the igrli .0 tune, a n , l Tol. Days, at Eleven nClock. • lrfiE Excellont,-Well-fliiiThed, rind& all diyq:cui.rtjuprtetiLiS4Tlloo:l:_cansir Ai) E, coinprisill. ' A s sort:mut of CABINET WORK, iweabiot.lsl, Arc. of sit peiiot Wood aildiVoikl)r.l:l4.l73lriii% -,‘1t1144,741a:k I ditig;Wilton;Kirldefolinster, an:l ItirkeY C'ril. a h lo i s e veral in panne( frames; -Window Curtaioh ',.. rnities, and Calic-ves; Masc.-hair. ‘V001..,c,,7 ; ,1 Also, the HOUSTHOLDI, 0 ltN li'Li i", EF F ECTi', comprising the usual. Asiornitrar: day Clock, Kitchen Furniture, a nd EtiL,:ls. ~.., • 'Mg be viev/e4ou Mundav aluffuesday rec . Pni . when Catali;guts nuy M. h . ad ao 01:: Prcii),s4, Rotilits. Warwick:Otter; ' GOlolcii...quale. • . • _, ..- ' • ' --,-- ELEGANT C()I.LECTIf)I4..,4)F VA - - • tis,EFuL nociSs.;..v,;/. • 'T 6 . FIT: ti t 1:1) 11Y A t./ i.., rrC . ) , , . , . BY Mr. STiAVAII'I, fir his Aultiqn Routris;l94,4,ict:atlelly', 4I: I' ridAv.and .iiaturclat)iext, a ; T A. Valuii)le , and Eleptit . )-;it 00 itc",:u.ri;ob.;,tu!rn,lo)(ll,(..;)bsi:t2B::,V FlA?:C4l.Cliiiil:ll.Yc;llr.:°.stti. illit:::::(ldi:',:'.ttk.C.f y 'S: W it* is , _,‘--ILig..a!Ag. ptlip4( ; Pagtl4lc,'A,Nlcailli4ol!). '" !bats, colowtxii (01-..-kirs ~:100,'...G(''' Btrds, cc:rim/red I Gtinr,l, Prteibdratititli Liccti„,l 11.1 m; Altnt . n. ,. . -do Gl'amahnir,-Porrnftsi. 1...„; anci,nlvy tiihcr . S• eguaiiy vaittAbl4 ; 1 1,. ' 1 ' 4i i 9 ' 5311,11100, aiict to,:ily in cle4rat i,{o:i.i ~• y . g, To be vin,veti,— And Catitiogiics- ibt.l J ( ;' ' Piccadilly. I. , , )11 To CH ifltCli Q TO . il S OLT) BY AUCTi!) Py Mr. STf.\\ AR 1 . , ..-: At hi; A gr-- u,.. on Rcvnix, 194, Pico(olkY A on Saturday next, i L,,:c 2 , A t Ti.4 . 0i 4 Copital ORGAN, fit fso a '.; 1 . 1. ...., with is stops titr,),1,..:,1T Stlihri 14 W. , ' ous to the &tie, "I.e, and 7 lea dezp, with .1,i;,,,,:, l c , co, 1 aAppaiatui to inlirge-ii miojrav, bu;lt ,/,..1.1`,.,„, • 1 a'vCY gr:3 CXPeac.: ; OA elVpty,Pl,3'i'll'" mg •,,vti • O6 MIY •:! vie Wed br applying a: ".Wt,ltets, , 14, Ctimbgrland-strect, MitiallVs 1-10pitsit ,ai:,.:r ht---twcV the 1;01'3 of Ten en d I=IU I. I, DOCK. S'UtA It LS. , DOck•() —• _ fike K. i Hull, .rtvar %.4 , ° . sitston-upon•.. ' 4 t :he Each; Wh irr. ENE U '' °lr 'lijoriC. 11110(1; j..4,4''' C"l;4' i the lath n.. ;, P . i ii,tOil• jr ..4' _ „pool, der the p '. o "il °t I ig:",c, p:cop? .11.tiet:n ino, year _.. __ e ers of an Act of l'.trli atria „rais',l4to c 0,71_7 .tft, reign of hi: meat Ma jcity 1)10 di tons as shall ha theit.pioinctd), - Aoil £ waiting DOCk Sat Kt NiGsrot+lVP°l4A4w - FIITE *.ENV SHAITES in the' trno4ll,l. A,ClA.Sita.re Wt• if tic •put up _separatey. , , tbe .1;0 11 11 1 ' It;-. llepOstt of I. per cent. in rat o' ' 3 1,0 ? r emai n wlll be required iinto-J,.itely itfterlite . Ot, rder in mac 1 P .' . vi/'°c.ltc4l °ll d''Y of Od b 4 LI"/ Ic''t'' 1.. icon the 0 • c,,:ser ...wii: bcorc tolvecx.ri:car.in:iotnite4, :nor, .ta ,a. ve.o, i : .4.1 i,, L:7•cc'toloet .11 . C'tt • , ite" No1;41tli •.• • • " "nile,s4 tOel' ~,,,,...nie,nianzikytuni:t,infgortiritertlaroerpoltaoaritatitroiriert,7it i1,v,,,i3,,,,••11.i11t "e"Yea I* tho alp 4 1 iistant paio,ls, :cityriOr'. me entitled "to A Wool payable fn February i r • • P" . The Vivid ',Mill: .1 last year vbts fit. 4-'' '4ii fin . the year 0;4)3; c t tail. 7rst, 0146 d. pet "Share. 1 ~,,% 10, ; 0 - ~, f urfhcr Partiolars niay (;.,, ;:tioaYli by Al , 4! ),-1,0 07, ernexstt:::,l:eito r; or N.lr. 1.0'40, Clef.:rtio(l:Nri'.l...;l‘ .1 Plini''. itt Muff' • • , 011. • . .g CattickFlt.li E 1 OiL D P.' S l'Ail, s.' 11 t.%." ici',l4l4;;SlA - • Threeseleritt bt.KNORS gad TT' I t , TO BE St) E,p py A ['IL, , • By l'ff44.MAS NV .V.;1% is::l4 Ai' ''' : 4 . 0 ' :,/ 1.01 S. h t fit- irty."•,4l - th 14 . e °use of fames (furry, I nolo Y, : o t liip.'if F a lcon Inn; in Wltirtlesev, wail toe I iD• al o i , : , 4 Cotnlty of Carribiidge Ot Altiiiiiay the 1,0..1 ocli,V 'l;°s, bet wet:o tilt f tot; -s'of Itici: 451% 1`,411,t.1 '' noon; subjej to such tiondirirn.is of Sale 15 .i: and ttiere ts t I ro, Iledi s• :—, T4ES,E.Y, aforosnif, con,,•:0,•)?`, ''' i ~,,, ,aii, t,;, SUN'l3ity VA.1,11.A131,i.,, 1,.:a'A1;ir,:i54,,0.4,-;,',,,:rit : .i , th 4 inipropriarois .11 1 io I. "41, ijr,:t .:1,,0,1 ~tilt es of tile cot °hon. cici3Or ;,-..:;:1,,,i.t.• 1i'4,07 i.tererlitarnetit4 vii;titio lite •,::ver.ii etroo, v .vy ~,,u,k-to'i.r.i I; ;,t,e-iey Si. goy and VV,hitit,..se... St• •'‘nof! t!,2,l2ltatiir '.o°l l icr:':2eceecrcl:;F:7..,t.e. r(il2:):2l,:•Ujiirill ;‘;::::114:::::('-.ri;e1:4::::::::-L:iitie:tc, t:lT''till,T;:.l:ll;i'li ~1:1:1.11i:.211.,:-Trf,'( th 1 1 0 4 . 2 •.. nt the-0,......up., ~,, (~ .• • i , r , f ~.., will 4... .., t:orier to ' l' -IA OVA' ~ :.!(,),..v, •',,.,e, 7', . 11.. . • 5eve,.,1 lvorors ri• 061;:y, Wa,,,e'-:.) - •• .strels; ' a , ti Ow F'...t.:itY '',,,,ti, t;4,,,,ee1, ,•,,"--..) 4 coot • ... ' ,,,.., „ , ~:o.tr;', ~.,,,,,.; t;,- at.., c 4 WUit•reitr ' r • • ''. ' ‘l-.111..r,,il 4.••,,0.„, 6, • . •••• .• - ',. ~t 01 . . 4;;,•,', ; • Te.ll.eztively t.: ~', ; 411,: ide t''''' ' 04; •, - -•:.i.' l • the Vicar Age 4..; ;-cfF..7tital t ~f-,0 v,‘:!,1,,,- o c'T''' ri, aforesaid I, the present Incur:loot s'''"'7',"- ~, 114.c.' 4 ) eArs. . ~ILOP'• •!, ''',4 ~,ely c ~,..,•‘-', ~ _ 1 he said Farrns and Lafili 41re4terl'r-„; 1Y c;l''''.ter•''d Lir..nt tali of Avhicn.bciog ro I,t 4,‘',.{....'1;5t 50i ~P...':, th:4,11C4 by prot'ir icarer-rnifts- oi• eot;:‘4oit' ~:wo'').,, :ct,t. adjoioniy, the scv;fal Na.vigttior•J -o,t :' '',, o r coCo 1%!:•,, Nene, And Bevili's RiVia, all o,,ttcliLki!t 1.0;:q,,,,,,',;1,:r;i• 1,..i.g rt Well [gift[ t he 15CW:0i C11117'11.4'1:0 i`ii''..':p'l "`'f°,',,gh2WigOcaLti ttl Cando i d. , ,c , ,''2,:0,j.4,4r3r pa. :•I'c,- poi r Town' or Ly rta. r lt, ''"',', ,', o Cfk ' 4 ' ',, or us r:be itsr:e of fertility, :,I*,,i " '''?.`,,,, . ~f' 011;,,Li ot Faiitire, 1: - . ego:i II y Iti%uriant in ,Vegcl.'':,'ii,-‘ei w0r,ii,,,,4 o 4tew itic iL;txte', ;ivy I y to : 4 r•,-12,.1`113tri.,' , a 4 l '; , '; te, Y., afores3id; or whom. l' ,, t ° t ''''.',2y iktitli;:i, ;10"; ":4vivat Mareir, printed t'articuP.:." IC‘ttt - t."'.1 1 g`a"ie*Y..s'irreenet, 1.3",c,1141,::ice1-h:i b : -; r. sitroilie..iii.en!:':::oo,3l3: ' '. 4' . ' ' i COP . 1 . 9 illit ' Wiibcaat • the Angel/ On,: keti•T'. .- ...?,. - -... , - • ff.ttottocr, at ily. • -' . ' ' . ' . , , .31-,...ereet, 6 rosverior-squa ; t addiasad. 4 ,OrNTAIN 114f-z.VAVVIN; Intl' POSTAin I - '-•.:,:' NIA RGARIET's-!(TI4I.4.,I,CANTERIiViII!,4 for i1,..k.,..N1 t r EL :W11:11;i1,1', gfateftli thc -0 1 : ;'.:-.. ~ , . beta' Stlppqn-ite KO eiprfki:Ceti 1... tliN', . I : I; e4 VC u C r oileerri, resped fully begs t..) annotintx to aid 1\: ;entry and rublie, and in-pittictilar to 'Families 'im ~,,'' . 1 D the I ste.of. Thanet and Coast of Kent, that he'lns.llll' •!•: his, H0u5,7,.,14,r-tlieir ntomm,:tlation,,nt eve/ ti ItP., 1- the coMpletesr, poisibie manner; Sill trusrs tie, rholnay be pr...liett to henonr hilt' with their Visits tvOlP IS • Alurtt i nents anti :Beds :clean,. Hoar, awl .eoibiorit t a ardzr of eyery_iklic•ocrof the Soion, logt1",:r ''''` ll77 f the' choice:l ti.tvokir; .and ;vitt) much dci-Ite::,:, ;is ft . ltem,-that no Wtteiltibit Will ba ontittctl; co !1;: ~..rt, heir tutore tavoOrs; ' I ' Goc4fost.cltaises, Glass-ceadles, L'e. witit ablcii;, r the, ,sll4rtC.it notice • else excellent Stabling - And 10 !osch-honses. , • - ' ' I:3 ' I'" ttofal Mail t'.oach, to aatilronl Davcrt) on, every nightantl marning. ...l.d —,--.----L---..... —:-----..'" ------- .. ',INK. 01. Tf-,11; .TILA M CS. NrAit T f IE, C II4SZ4t CHISWICIC. TO 'sr SOLI) BY AtI CTiON, By-Mr. CtillISTIEi , Air a the GeorAc Inn, ,it CLUSWII,K. Oil Mt,,ltetY, Ole ~ bet WeCn tle Wars of 'Pin,: ana taut', 1 W.FOIIR LOTS, A •Desirible COPY 140 14D k:ST.A.TE; cots L-L cites o ° t t: :tiiswick, and sdveral valttable "Piecs of v,,t;oivt ; it the Bank of the River Thanies *. 0 11,0 t. th e le f t a t ti 'Sf''cvneettinTenetn:l, lisci:Litt.ft's4• sOlntt'tillit O''''fatrltia."(:"‘lLitt r 4 c l l gj iel i .case, the rest at Willi and the 4; r•-.) 4 0 tt:l 4 o ,lle , ;ourt Roll, convertible to various t.c..0:ti.:',11 pur•lit Pattictilars'lnay he' ltatl,of Sli. W,00:-1,t, 1 , Lit tijOl ':hisvvick - alsu at the Pigcollf, Prentforti, ; ""dra.",,io. ~, e ‘x , Litidge • Upper atict Lower PacknorP, '77::, ;mil; and a i r Air. Christie in Pall. ~ . .._ :----------1,71! rALUABLE STC.)Ci:of UPII()I.STERY:intICAtIii 7 1. 1.112 NITUR E. Como( of A-LIIENIAItLE.SI-!: , 1 PICCADILI.Y. TO _ BP. SOLD BY AUCTION! ..i.: By I\lr.. ROBINS, • ..if (By f)rder of the Assignees uf Nlr...Q. n Alt t.is ripip ) n the Prentisee 1 -, t_i: Corner of Allieinarieslree;lo4 - dilly, This pay,, the tgrli 4;,!f lune, an , l 101° g (, Days, at ElevenQ'Clock. -' elle ir fiE, Excellont,-Well-fliii;illeci, nnathe t o , Lr.:_d„....l::,:juprt:Ligs:oclC in '1'..14 AI)E, coinigi' h l ii, kssorttnerit of CA BI NET WORK., ill'c,„'bi?t.l';' 1, i f ke. of sit petiot Witit)ka-rnica'l‘ttikl)r.l:l4.l‘i‘t.e3lriip' -,714,74treta15944 ' ,eve; Witten; KirLieftnittsteT, an:l ItirkeY C1riT. 1 , 4 " 1 01,3 11, • ,everal in panne( frames; -%Vintlow Curtail:lh ~. 1 , , nities, and Calicz.e.s.; Horse...hair. Wool. .tc. „„JAir Also, the 11()US'EHOLD-FORNITUitSt', El' I , ECTS, comprising the usual .Aslet.taten: . - y lay Clock, Kitchen Furniture, And I?•t°s' ding 0 , li Cahe vieWer:on Monday and:Tuesday 1317 , •:; , A vheOtali;guts nvy be 11 . .ni on the l're•ii),44it """ Roliins, ‘Varoiick:streeri'Golotch4glii3l4. I „ .. ... , ......ir ---.--...-..--:—.----:-. ----:....-;-,----- "1 '-'---- . ' fitlifilw#,O. ELEGANT CC)LLECTIt)Iti--OF Yik--‘ TO 113,EFUL,BOL:10;: ij ,. 4" • !" nt ~.,01'..1) ily AU' , 11. ~., 4,.,,.. ' By Cllr. 5t ;II , t ' ,°. ~6 - ote i . tr his Auetio Worn's; 194,4:1c4:atiti I Y' (l A. ....,.(:. 1, 4 4 I' ridav•and ..saturdatinext, at. A'w e . , ft ~, e it i. A . Valuible and ElesPt ~ C 9 11 ,, ''',,,' tilt LI: in 'Cannty • tii,rarics,, vo;i.-,';,ooifi fir ;•amongst wiirch wilt c.,17:- found Sitket):sl:l 'vide; CurtOsurn, best F.A.tioi); . Astl:'s 1-)41",,,, 1004 Writing, tarp best Pogd4lc,'A,N.l,o,""'„ kre:i los v.* plants, Colop.red i (ztr-li's :" °l '''' - m -t rering ll- 0 ' 3trds, coicsurect I Gtirit'oll, Peteibdrontevi .--,Eo'yel Lan; 'letttlifs -tle• Wramtionr,- Portr4?-tu3„•1; Jo 4 1 inclruapy tithcr3" eguaii v vaillab [4: li ' * -' ' ;.0 si:Alraiion, aiid many in ele4alt biol:r.l,.'• 1 , 1 „, got . , 'l'o be vlo.ved,-ond CAtiiiois4::S 11A.1 at ', Pi4 - ,•cat ................ ._....... , 0 ' - . 'i.;o. ~ TOL Cl4llltCli (1`1„,),.,,,, , TO . tin sta.') iiv AU , ( . t . ' . , . B Mr ST:FAVAIIT, ...ice 3' L . ! 1. 1 , ,,, ovr: , . 1 , At Iti; Auak;o'Rc.....nts, 194, Pic1"',.,,,,10r,,ci0c4, QriSittUrdAY next, I Li.:c 2 2 . it ':',.),,,..:11 o r. iii7 r i A Copital OilrG-AN, fit fsr a ~ 1 , ~,,1„0,,!.$ L 1. with IS Stops tiir,),l;;:lolit, stuhri 1,411',,),,,i,:i*10t, I w t i a rte v , ttctridg7r:leate:itlpe;aftc, ;Dint z 0.., l c iii,;.::::;;;:,:::':i sit 1 . 44 ; , ' 0 ,14 :: A praiatui to inlirgeit cuitsitlerablv, btl!' .6,:iiticay nivvn. , Orgi ll , M r . Wt,ite St 4 i f ) • 1114 y e viewed br applying at • ; . ;0 1, artY 0...., 4, c timberland _street, xiidd10'...%11.9,;..t,,,., aw l kVi r Q o:Is to tile f-'iaiel ` .the l' 9 ' . “ . a' . .. . .- '..,,•rr, 514 A It , : r i S., , s ,, 1114, - II4RIFICK Which THEIR MAJESTIES will Visit irl.t.ll!ir proacbiag tour, •is an objeft of admiration nearly singular in this kingdom, beciiuSe there the style of• architeAure cotrunoyly, though erroneously, ' called Gothic, is seen wlth all the elle& which its grandeur and solemnity cap produce upon the-mind, yet with out any marks of that decay and desolation generally beheld- With pain' in such monuments of antiquity. The building is known to be of varionkdates, but the :latest are prior to the period of the mixed ; or degener4te7Gothic, and even td that -of the 'florid Gothic. T 'entraticv into the ,grounds is not tar from' the tiityre; -but, when once you turn from this; --you lose all ideas pertaining to the nineteenth Ceti-. Wry, . of which there are no traces, , ekcept, perhaps, in the elegance of the. shrubbery that Lilies the woody ascent -to the walls., Within these, -you are admitted through a gate-way of great depth—so deep _as to be' nearly dark—Oetween two massy. towers. Round the wholo precha the 4alls are of considerable height,,' anti -several other towers 'rise overthem. On the left stands theiiody Of the Castle itself, a long,'low, embattled editice.-- By a vesti bule, much too modern, you pass into the great hall, a room of molt - majestic size, and line-proportion, lined with oak; thelurnitu..e great and simple;' the Windows in a wall ten fiat thick, .almost making vistas of the separate iandicapes upon which they lyok. • A-striking et - Ted is produced here by the' per-, speaive of a long - suite of rocitus, tennivating in a' noble' - window,: that giv6 a view of hills asfardis tant as Gloucestershire. Fr6m another window you locik' down upon the tops of lofty eedars, and-upon' the Avon. • The.nextroom, and several others, are covered with a most interesting cone& on of portraits, Chiefly of the seventeenth century,-and by VA NI) 'Kit. There are 1 . 1.0 whole lengths Of I - lisitlETi•A M4R.l 4 v, and one.of GONDIMAR ) the subtle enemy of RAltton. /Vine half-length of Old - l'AuA near one 'of the windows. A,portrait of i1i1; ; 41)7.,A1g was brought to•the Castle - abOnf foUr Years Since, but we believe there is . no satisfaetory hiStory concerning it. A war . riot by ItotzitA&nT is called - his . Achi Iles. • "WAL -I.zR'S Sacharissa is . In the Stat e Drawing-room. The last room hut bae in this suite is the State Fi.d room ; the bed of crimson velvet, - trimmed and fringed with gold, • was Oneen ANZZEFti and was given by his present lA.I T Y to ',Ord WA WICK. anotherbed-room is a counterpane-of whike satin, ably embroidered in silk and gold, which belonged tevtile late uillortimate Queen. of France. The. State • Etrisiiing-rOoen is covered with cabinet piOures, chictty of the Flemish Scbbol. „ • • . „ SeA;eral COitliftliS would be insufficient for the enu. Iteration of the -delights of this admirable residence.; we therefore only add, that' the Chapel is a plain Venerable room, linecl..-With .. oak;-' And that the armoury is coVered 'with weapons . .of all sizes, from the Indian spear to the Highland dirk: : In tuts lat ter apartment, or rather. gallery of arins, is a's-int of armour worn by. the Duke oflVloNatouTu. ,Near it is the strong and thick buff coat worn by Lord Ilaookie:, in the attack of Litchfield Cathedral; Ms presentiment that he should be killed that' day, is . said to have occasioned his wearing so cumbrous a dress. He was 'shot through the. eye with a nwsket and;diecl in ths.saerilegionslanlis of the rebels, the last of his house that has wanted-loyalty, or any other quality of an English Nobleman.. POLICE. Grann.\t.t.-L - -Yesterday 77?onnis Bray was again put fo the bar, having undergone a lotig examination before the Sitting Magistrate, on the eliarge of selling counterfeit halt erowm, at los. the dozen, or is: eaoh. • , : An. aeromplice gave information to'the Off.. 'eer s, Int the ()flit-0 or Shad' ill, :of haling frequently put-- chasedcounterfeit holt : crowns at the above 'rate ; - fromthe Prisoner; Who•had, when . apprehended, of themin his pocket, a counterfeit dollar, and same marked Money, which he had just taken for bid half crowns: :'The Pyisoner's Solicitor radvised him to make no defence.' 'The evidence was then read : to the I.vittlyses, who were hound to appearafthe.next' ,•Sessiotis, and the Prisoner was • fully conirnittect tbr . trial, • • - • . - This coinage of base money is said to he carried on to an alarming amount, and that immense sum; are brought to town from Birmingham to the wholesale .dealets, who sel' half ertiwns, dollars, and. shilling% at reduced prices, The market . gardeners and' tish, salesmen, have been the_ rmst con,siderahle lostrs. On Tuesday,, Wednesday, and ThUrnday, the Sus sex It4merit'of.Militia arrived at Wm:aster, in three divisions, on their route to Durham. _ On Wednesday sennight a swindler, who has Of tho same description as . the • played several tricks. lblicwing, went into a4 - frocer's shop i n Broad. street, Aberdeen, andproducing.a linen bag, requestedliirn to weigh out several pounds and half pounds of teas of.diKrent kinds, whir h -was itecordingly dmic," and .put ititp the hag .until it was nearly full. then desired hiin to write out au amount of the w h o l e f an d wilile:he.was .thus employed,- contrived to fiuNtitute for the one-on the counter, a linen bag of the same kind,: filled \\ id.' chnii; and f e ig n i n g some excuse of raut of chatigb,.&c s a id s h e would" call- back direaly: The, shopkeeper, however, Soon diseoverixl the deception, , and overtook her, -when she 'vas immedititely committed to pri3on, and' was' drumined out of town on the next inarket day. . A melancholy accident occurred o n th e ev(! pi ng of Friday the 7th Without the Irish-gate s , C ar li s l e . As some boys wrtrelt play in tliO hatlnanufaetory, striving who should perform tile most daring feats, one of them, about ten years of. age; tilthenurA. of ]"Hutton„ son of Wm. I ,on of the . workmen I endeavoured to excel his companions, by :walking aroaud.the rim of .n coppery filled with boiling Wa ter ; but the foot'of . too venturesome youth slip ping, ..he-WaS pi'r,cipitAted into the scolding f uicl. He however in4tantly ex P tricated himst;lf from, his situa tion, and plunged headlong into an adjoining darn,-4- whence, however,. be was soon taken. out. -Not vithstanding every medical assistance, he lingered in. great agonies Until 'Sunday morning, when -he ex pired. " • LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING's BEECH, { , u•ht BENTLEY AND WARD V. urrn. This abort had been 'brought against t!)el).3fend ant in his capacity of Treasurer to tilt. Wr est Intik( Mock Company, to. recover damages for.-the:liin drance of the Plaintiffs' business as Sugar-Coopers: A Verdi& had been found for thel)efeudat)t. . . Mr. WOAD, on the part of the Plaintas, - said, that his - clients had a right to enter on the premises of the Defendant, to cooper the hogshead` of sugar commitfed.to their care by . the ditletent merchants in the metropolis; that. in the execution- of - such right the Defendant had obstruEted them, by not permitting them to cooper • 115 ho r gsheads of sugar lying at the We'Stindia Docks. By - the statutes 3 1 ) and 40 ofthe King, .the-Defendant 163 allowed . to have the: cooperage of :all F . u.pri imported,., but he was not to retain those which _were.tdbe exported. These' 116 hogsheads Were dentancl!d i ' , and refused to be delivered ; :but the Phiintill's I,.ere informed, .that they would be coopered • by direCtion of the Dock , Company. Under' these cireAmstances; and . on these grounds, the. Learned Counsel contended that a new trial ought to 'he granted. • Mr, EAST, on the Contrary, argued, that; in - order to prevent great : frauds -upon the revenue, 'the Le gistature had prOvided: cert'ain.,A&ts of Parliament; by which' the West India Company WAS established. It Was the province of this CoMpany to cooper, un der their osini dire4ion; all the,hogiheads of suar •• chile into. the, Dock 5 and .so cautious v,ts Parliament to prevent intrusion, that were to he erctedthirtyfeet high round the prernities;, and .it was ena&ed, that .no _person should be employed, even;on any part of theworks, but Under the ilutr,;.!:. diate.orders and inspeTelion of the institution. For these reasons, he: contended that -the verdi6t ought . to be maintained. • Lord ELLENEOROUGII-*--." As this i a - case of mach importance, we will examine the A.Ets of. Par liament; and .giro judgment on future day." WAREHAM /J. ROLLS: 11.1 r. ERSKINE moved fora new'trial in this case, which was tried' bet - two ,Lord ELLEN aoltovon at the Sittings after last Term, • • • • The align was..bronght for Setting aside a Com mission of Bankrupt,: awarded againstthe Plaintiff, on the ground that he. did not carry on any trade at the time the Petitioning. Creditors debt was eon , - trati.4 : • The Learned Counsel Stated the circumstances .of the case to,be these: the Plaintiff, who was a Sur :geon .and .Apothecary at ilaYwater, but - who had , never kept a shop, So . as, in that capacity to. subjekt lutn to Conunission of Bankruptcy, had, after'the death of his mother, : who held a Patent for manu faCturing spring., stirrups, continued, to carry on the businesS for his father, who. had a small income arising fromthe Navy, at 'Portsmouth, 'till the day of hiS death, in the end of . July, l eo:?.. Ho then gate Up. the business, and from. that period the mechanic, who had formerly mantifaattrod.for hith and for his mother, the article in (itlition, sold it on •his own account. . The Commission of Bankrupt Was, taken out is 'March, ,1804., and it appeared that h the December preceding, although the. Plaintiff might not have got other spring stirrups mannfaettned, that he was in the use of conthm* to sell and, otherwise dispose ,of them. In particadar,.that in November that year he sOlieited employment in that lineii - om aparticu "at person, assuring WM of more than ustal tuality. Mr. ERs KI - NE, notwithstanding this, contended that as both buying and selling were essential to constitute a person liable to be made a Baukrapt ; a:1 , 1 as it did , not appear that his client ,had or near the period of the Oontriielioli: of the petitioning Creditor's debt, pur,r: chased even the smallest q uantity of iron to. enable him to carryon his ma rinfafture, that th , refore, althOugh after resolving to decline the husiness he might have got quit of the stock on hand, bydisposing was not entitled., intheeye ofthelaw, to be regard ed as a buyer and I,,ord.ELLENßOaouom observed, if this were ta taken as a general rule that some. 91 the tirst houses in the city, as, for ey,arni)le, in the Manchester line, could not. he made ali iuktupt. They might often have an hand ktch a stock ;IS rendered It itupo,4sible or,unneCess:try.for then). to carry' on air additional rnantifafture for same, consisie - rable 611)1., and front ~ thismight be inferred that they had declined_ btx-: 'iitiess.—Rule'refused. SHIP NAII,S. . - ORAVIESettO Jr' IP - 17. r Passed by—the Four Dames, Gonse, Imrn Zanre; Nord Styningwan, --, and Patriuten, Stroulsctt, train Nlalag., •sadod--the London, Linder?. and, Enterprize., Hill, tor 'ronningen. ' .