The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-08 00:00:00

F R A NOE. .._:; ~a :~ '.. 'Tit vigilance of the GovernMent in France, and the fear which tiniversally prevails. iitiong the peo ) le, render it difficult, if riot iMpossible, to gain -env accurate account of the iaterital situation of that unhappy Country, Oppressed as it is by a - foreign Usurper and nurnerous hordes of official Spies and Military Bufli ins. The following, however, • is given as an atithenti,c statement, by a Gentleman . who is said to haire lth Boordeatt\ about the middle of last month, in ,a neutral vesst.l. According to this Gentleman's account, the -Irish Legion, or, as it is calledin Frtace, the Corps of Irish .Guides,‘was at liourdeaux when he sailed.. It is a sort. of ske . leton reviment;compoSed entirely of Qffieers,.to be . filled up with priVates- upon its arrival in Irchuld. . They are allowcd,t he pay of French Officers 'of equal rank, which is puntatially paid, 'while Government is greatly in arrear even to the most favourite regi talents of the native army., This skeleton corps, or, more properly, Congregation of Offieers n , something , Stepha kingdprn,in The Tempest, all kings and viceroys, is entirely composed of United Irisli 'men, :who have been transported , 'or fled fr om their I native country. They have split into two fitEtions, called the o.Coxson and the k;m. , rpxT parties, and many duels h:we been fought by individttalsOf these contendirig. tlialOns., Young EVANS?, late of the ,Leounty of Dublin, is amopg - the immticr. of Irish at BourdeauX, and lately married a French Dr. Al'iNEtr it , : has; followed 'Counsellor .E:11111ET fo Aiiiclrica, although he 'received 'a strong enaouragc meat to settle in that ,cite, and follow his profes sion of a physician., . . The taNcs in France. are enbrmeus,, and have in created IL.4 ,, cent. . :this year.. •If a pe4on asks by t* hat , la v 4 thig" augotenultion has been made, or to, witrit .the 'rise is °Vying; no, ekplanation or satisfac ' tin is`given. The as,...!!ssmerif at whieh' the party' is rated, issheWn to him; and he is told it Must be paid, and that he his no right to inquire further about it: The Emperor is universally detested 3 but, supported by power Upon one tilde, and ifear upnn ' the (;the r, little doubt is entertained of the stability of his Government, the, ckpences of whiclr, even in the civil . d 1 t-ortment,. are excesSil but 511C . h . tCjil Of CF,pitniclV is inaint'an(l, that - the slightest • espression (~,scontent cannot for a day escape ire-: taion and Ir.m isimtr r t . The prisons ,of .France are all full. Fersons are'. taken rip,,,diSappear, and are heard of no more, as . tlwir frindi dare tint make inquiry: into their late: The whole empire is disarrued„ and no persba,..e.t-; eepi. a proved friend and supporter of the Govern-' 'meat, 3110 , ,vA to keep -even a foWling,pleee, frir • annisement in the field, or any port of arms for the (Lfenee :of his house against robbers. Even if . ..,vere alio d tire-arins they Would be of no use, for pinpowder prohibited to be sold, and the fer son in wl . rose possesSiOn any is found is liable to. a he;tvy Clue., `file trade of Bourdeaux 4:carried on in .Arnerialn battorns, anddias been so much re, dueed by.the war and the revolution, th.t it is &Nisi ' tiered the Ini:St ..;d part of France. The thu nicipality, notwithstanding, lately scut an invitation to llotc,v, yrr.,. reqUestiug the honour of a visit ußon his return from Italy:: Ile:answered, that if circuma , stanceS permitted, he would:be Sappy to see his good city of Bourde:AUX. On the „10th elf May,.hOwever,. a s::scopd answer arrived, in which he stated, that he could not have that pleasure. Beef, mutton, and veal, were at an average price about .yid. per lb. at Ilcurdeaux. Brandy is very cheap. he Gentleman from whom we received 'this infOrrnttion'addsrthat he had been at Bourdeaux once before, about 4 years 'ago. At that time the dress of the inhabitants was the most filthy and stnutlid nuaginable. they are now running into the opposite. ext Venn! of tlte old scitool, th)(1 in conversation Citizen ha.i utui crially given way : to frion4eur, SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MANCHESTER ftikCES, aos. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5. Plate of*. fr.,r 3 arid 4.yr old Coltb, Tim best of three 2.1111ie Heats. , Lti Grosvenor's ch. f, Money Musk, try !oho Bull 3 t t Mr. Sitwell's b. f. Coosccap, 3 yrs old t 4 Mt. Nettott's hr. c. by T o ttcridgF,-3 yrs old cir Five tot en ficitl agatmt fotteridgc. f., , vr:vpiutke3 or lop. each, for 3 yr.nlds. • Chtt.. mile, Gcr.,rti's ul. c, linuocht, 1y t)vcr too e. rl,llol', hr. e. by I Fotteritly4c, - • Lord W14,111'40. c. by Alexander' 3 Five to x on 'fottirridge. yesterday, about 0r‘,.., o'clOck, a serious aecidcnt happened -at ;lie .hotta-; iNit. Shepherd, a window • blind traaki::r, in Stonecutter street, Fleet-inarket. A. ; put .01 vgruish fooletire, and Mr. Shepherd attertipt mg to take it away •overset the pot, which Set fire to every thing near' it. Mrs. Shepherd and a el);ld,being .lathe room, threw . h.:.:.r . self out of a clue-pair of stairs , whert her clothes caught . the :show•-bOard, • fron whicll She wa.s extricated with lunch ditlicul— and Ott in a clre.ciftil way. w:1 • , ery much burnt before the flames could *At l,t,w Fair, on Thursday, t man defrauded se , veral pt oza r,: thn'e rnoney by the st-,e' triCk (;f• ricking tlie, hat Haying discovered the cheat, • they insisted ht should make restii.utiotl,, but he re upoti,Ni.lit.:ll they forced' him into a' pond where they kept him immersed up to the elfin ater wait he consented to' remad• the mone y of hadrcheated them • • .1 tte!:i..iy untg,hta most distressing (! - Ita%iroplie cp,.Ti.. l . in St. PhiliCs, 13rlitoll;,-.As chihl ;1 , 1 , . ; ;i 1 ..g to a tiootnan of otie of the 3rici t yds there, 1,4.,yii ig near a piece Of Wiltt:.4', it ivtrfortunUttly in; the mother. : ;- who was. Oft -the 40t, imme diately plunged: in to endeavour to saw the child, hut without success; the father,. whO by . their cries kras broralit to witness, the dreadful scene; ted . to : rekaTe them frOITI their perilous' situation, but, to relate,' all three , penshed ! I —Three orphans :•e; I t to deplore their ioss. • There 'are only three days of the . to draw, 'and both the:30,0001. 001.1)00 Prizos are &cyit inthe Wh ee l; besides others o.f-10, ftt.}t-dt wit 0W tin Wheel, being the next dly of draw.- be entitledto ao,oool. , , chefsTand... l t 'C-dtitintw on sale at• Swim' and Co Oce,. La the Poultry,' warrantett.undrawn: :. • .Z: 1.11 ); REPORT. COURT of V.ING's 13ENC1{, .ions 7. CASTFLt. The Plaintiff isn taylor in iVond-strt.‘et, the De fendant is the gon of : a C , ..ntkniall, iateiy at the head of a banking-horse, and is now re,ident itt 'die Last ttclies. `This action waS brought to recov tY the sum of ()=tl. the amount of a bill' for wearing apparel. Mr. Gii.aa(tw, for the Plaintiff,' said, that thii was a bill of two yel:tss standing, and to a man of fashion,, was: a verymioderate one for that perioil: The son of an .ellll7.lent banker could-not dine exaelly - in the dre,s in - Which be panided Bond-snect, oi ambled in theTark„; some addith ia Mein must be supplied. for the hour of the conviyliti.banquet,, and 'a costume yet• more splendid for the steceeding festivities of the ball,' the concert, and the Opera. He shotild 'prove; that the clotheS sh.re supplied; and . that they were to a reasonable extent, ler a person of 'such importance in the world of taste and gallant 6., The several workmen were thoi called who de, - • livered the artieles,of dresS for the use of Alva De fendant. . . William Williarns-said, that the father, Itlr. Samuel Castell, called one day, and:ll.o(i h9w the 'monkey's account stood, adding, " my monkey is contin7, - from, acid What is. sent 'lll future charged to Ilk OWII account." Mr. 11$1.;1'NE, for the Defendant, said, that this • was an attempt, on the part of the Plaintiff, to ren der -the bail Of "the pun man resnonsible, on ac.•'. count pf the failure of the father. The Defendant had been fitted Out , for the , 4zlSt. fildlim, whither he 4'g aboht to proceed, in • the simition of a Cadet. 't'he Plaintiff took the opptirtunity 4.f arresting him, just prior to , 'lns . departure, 1)34 . Wa* provided, • and the youth was not disappointed by this obtrusive • claimant. The Learned Counsel said he should ilt6lr , that the father was alone liable. :qr. Samuel Castell, the father of the' Defendant, &nied ever having used the disrespeetful expressions . regatling - his son, attributed to hint: by a former witness; he said he made the youth a sufficient al., lowance after he left kiar ossf where he had bden . nine years ; ho had never intirnated There : was to be any alteration in the accounts with the Plaintiff, or Allot , the, billS were in future to be made out in his Son's name. . tgrd I , ..,LT.'N'oaotin4l--r" 'Die stun paid into Court Covers every demand stibtiequent to th‘.l Ist of • ISti t. • The question for toll is, if the father Or son were liable before thattinte-? would have . been a yeti iniportant 'Matter in`inl evidence ; Or the iftte hid shovri any oneinstince in which he liad'delivered the bill to..the Son; or niade Any account out in his name."—Verdiet for the Defendant. PUBLIC OFFICE, •13OIV-,9TREET. sAcnir.Eqe. o...olfe.night of the 2;th ult. the Parish Church of Kingsbury was , broke open and robbed of sever# articles of considerable value. About thi. same ,tirne. the CluirebeS of Wilsdon and Mortlake were . 147.6: wise, broke open and robbed. Hand-bills were issu ed by the Churchwardens of Kingsbury, offering a reward for the apprehension of the robbers, and etc, ciliated' in that part of the Country, and in London.. In a few days after . the robbery the hand bills were seen by a 116okseller, Broad-street„.,aint Giles's ; and he having, purchased . two large prayer books . , and a bible, the day „ previous, which he supposed :answered - the description' of ththe that had been swlett from • Kingsbuty Church, l . te went to Mr. DOWns, the _Printer of ;le-. companied him to the flow -street Office, when, from the bookseller's „description of the books', there was strong suspicion they were those stolen from Kingsbury Church., In consequence of which, Miller and .1.41 mberick, the, Otlicer , ;, were dispatched to the lodging of theman . the Bookseller said. he pUrclnt,lea them of, in Wright';; -buildings, lane', the Officers found him in bed. One'arehing lits bed-room they. tbund of keys which they siaspeaing to belong to a (Thumb, se ' irzed.---,.. 'The Officers' took the man into custody to the Office. Mr, Bo' n di4pateliqd the Officers , to bury With the books, to aseertliin ;whether they were those - stolen, On their way they stOpped at Wils don to inquire how fitr they woro from Iringibury, Src..li4ewise whether Kingsbury church had notheen robbed? The nun whom they made'theinqUiries of is Parish Clerk of Withdc t u; ri„Tlied in the • affirmative, and observed that their Church. had hkeWise hem robbed . of a bible and • two prayer books. , The .oinceN tliSaii shewed him the boeks he immediately identified them to belong to their church, by the name of Wilsdon being inside of the ctiVer4; and on a partitmbr leaf. The Officers then Went to the church and tried' the keys , and foOd one to open the church, and...others opened the pews. YeSterday. the man was brOught•befoto r. BoNn anal sir W. PAitsoils for father examinatioti, when the Parish Clitrk .of Wilsdon' attended, 'and! identified the books and a litbouring -- man proved, the Prisoner to Inn - C . been looking into the church. on the day-previous to the robbery. Ile was turfy committed fer When: morality is fnl ttd to he blended with ple.as-, ing,and exquisite arriusetnent, the int, , ..',rest arising from such a coalition becomes, in a inanner, sistibly attranive , andthat thiq junilion of ciroutt stallet:s id , in a - more than uitlitl W:ly, ColltiliTled by the reprea-mat ion of, the gr.tntl speaacle of l'he Landiat fipproticc, at the Boyar Amphitheatre, We minst,t. Bridge, we thick we could call upon, if , Beec i ssary at kaAt ten thowand'whitesses to o'er tify . ,„ . lIIRTII3. On W.,dnesti.,y mornlng, at - lii. 1101151: i', - .• Mal 1e. , ..-street. Ilerlceley.vprir; the 1.:oly (if George P0e04.4., L.q• et . twills. The Nalpe day, it Winds -)r, Mrs. Tht . ckridge, wile ut Lien tenant-C6l.niel Iluaridge, ut 131nticld "Grnre, Botts, of Sun. ' - • On Thursday, in ;DevOnShira. street, the Lady of Lieu ; tenant-COlontl ll.aller t of (laughter. . • the same day, at Canterbury, the Lady of john Walsham CirrOrtt, Esq. of Kid( Court, ilerefirt:kiiite, -'Colonel-of th ROval Radnorshire Militia, of a Son and Heir. ' • Yest:tiday, in tictiflurdlilace, Mrs. Vos, of,a D.iuShtet. • MARP/TED. ' Lately, at Elthwic.k.Church, 1341 i, William Read, .Esq. to Alias I. Robinson, orNiarmorough-buildings. Bath. "On the 3 tst ult. at Coventry, the Rev. john.i)yer Hewitt, Vicar of eiiioN;ljs„ Warwickellire. to Niiss. Ann SWUM., ciatti,htcr of Rubdrt - Siinsun, M. D. of that City. :ijf l/' NI IYJ. • PooLic, J uwa 6. ArtivedL-the Ititiing Sun, Murray, from,Dungarvo r ri ; Be. nevolent, Bartlett, from 'London ; Busy, A blridge, a;Ai li~rt'i and MarY,,BoyneS, from Sputhanipton ; Pove, 4 twilit). Son, Minerva, Lander, and lohit and P.ob..rt, We4t, trout Plymouth. , Sailen—the William and Cath'erint, Pratt, for London ; M..iry, :‘ ,Brooks, for Lymington; lutiustrious„ Aldridge, lor Southampton • Prosperons, Tibbs, 4*.r Lythei,• flying WriAnt, tor dull' and Hope, ,Nl4.liiilaws,-tbr GR VAN!), IVNE 6. passed by—tile Llrvait, front 11(81(144ra:i and Cortstantia,,S:littudsJo, train Norway: SAiled—the for I)uhltn ; far I'9 n n got ;GOAC 11 iunr, Paulson,' a flit V p.) Ina. for Etribtb:h. • ard) • 11 ; LONDON : RI CHAR I) HARRIS, of No, 4, MArtlett;cottrt, ike ; atid I' tibU,fisii by XV Ik,L% A NI ARMITACE SCWIPPS:O2 SOW h.ll/410 must ;it the Stili-OlvicE, No. lit, Strand ; uthere:4 l 3 7 .aln 4l 146 i""; Leiteis i'or i'ditor, Ow . si-p t. b::wadcv-'s•>e DI ED . On Thursday, aged two years•and four rrupths, the may son Of Esq f,f Serjeant's-inn.' The same . (14y, Mrs. Nouaille - , wile . of Peter Noutine, fist}. Of - Seven Oaks, .Ketit.. • •• Lately, of - the -yellow feYer, in the Westi.ndies, Captain }obit Ormsby, hnithyr to C. Ai. Ormsby, Esq . . M.P. lre'sterday se'nnigfir, aged 69, die Rev. Charles Moss, Vrlbeentor and Canon Residennary of Wells. PRICE OF ZrfOCKS, • YESTF.IIIIA Y. Bank Stock,'t 7; 176 I India Stock, Navy y Net Cent. shut. Prtriia linsitis t IS. a 24, [US. 5 per Cent. 1797, tyl oSoutlfSe:4 Stuck,* • • nail's pa. Czar. Exchequer New Bills, par, per Cent. 751 • • is. pr. .01e1 Bills, 11,4!„ as. 3 per Cetit. Rect. 58 . 57i:i8 f (Rs. 2 •, •r ,• 3 T.t•..!r• Cent. Cons. ' shut" Otnnitun; 3 'tank 1... Ann. t 6 13-16ths Imperial 3 per Cent. 57 I Ditto Short Ann. Cons. tor ppening, s 9; the• Chr.aliest and Bet 1 losiery \Warehouse in the Kingdom, Kn. 434, Strand, rite greatest Bar. gain; arc nOw ,• consisting of Men's brow* Cottiln for Boots, at only ts. Et. pc,t pair, worth as..6d. Wornen? ktout Cotton , Is: 6,1..w0rth as. ; fine 2.5. qd ; extra au per 311. gti. worth p. stout black and white Silk 6t. 3d. With laced clocks 7s. 6cL; extra good .tos• A variety of Patent Angola Bose, warranted not to shrink, front as. n . to the bast quality t. stout Worsted ts. 3d..; fine zsek; super , fine 3s. 6d. ; Silk Mitttzs.. Ga. ; a ciltioils Artitie tp square Net Mitts also Ladies' new.:invented I,ate.Sleeis.os, eaten lattiol to, give ease and elegant e • Men's tettopOraw.ers 35.6:1. With every £'ther 'thies-11Osiery I,irie that eat% ,pbs: sibly huttle,up to the verrhest qu.il;ty, ~-- p ..jtes4e A nd for exportation.-- r -Stockings'inadc to any Vitt tail; _ . lISIICRWICr. !ARK, acar STAP ' • Superior elegant 'f (i I.a,sscx• of Jar . se (Innen , sions, superb Musical and' othes CloLks, nets,. ltrutl.zes, M neat Insitiuments, Table, fine - rarq 01•1 Japan, Old-I:nom, and 5..1,,t7v-S of Trench China, bitten, capital icy estecintri M.i: tura, chuice - Wilies„kle,. and beer, -Louse, • TO BE SOLD liY AVC'l'itio, • 13y On the Premises,, on -Monday, just: 17, and : Fourtezn • lowing Days (Saturdays aud.Sundays excepted), at Eleven . . 7.! ' • .• • ' . r ir 114 Unitintt Aiternblage of Supaflatively ir( USEIiVI.I) F 1.110 11: I.; E onagaiticent Plate'stlf French Glass, in rich . .Franses; costly l'abki of Verdi 'Antique, and other, scarce aziri•Jaeautiftil M titles, the runres'ilesigned andlinisited in the first elegance; singularly,' beautiful A c itotize anti Gold ,Figures, Or Mourn CloCks and CAllcklainAs, of superior I)esigns and'WOrkuran.. 0414 'Jai various Devices ;. grand autl other Clocks ; a capital tiPright Piano, by Stothlirt, the Case composeitof beautiftil Satin Wood, eleOtitly, designed ; a Grand Piano, a tiarpsithord, and Organs by , the first M icera; a full-sized ineontplete - orcter ; fine Ohl (wan, •in Pair.' nets, Screens, and curious Cabinets ; Whole-length Figures supporting Grecian Lamps; elegant Lamps stud Pedestalii; large Olcl . Citina fitul Antique Ornaments; Dinner, lles iert, and Tea Sery ices, :of elegant (ranch Chita; aurl Table Linen •;„ and ntunerous AralualAe EiPets, at the 111. n. unit and ()dices, Yisherwick Park, near Litchfield, the ,Pesitlehctt of the " • , RiXttt lloti..Lord STANLEY SP EN CF,Ii CHICHESTER. The Furniture compriSes. Drawing-room Suites of the richest Curtain, (hairs, 45.:c. in French I)aihask, Silks, and :Satins, appropriate Bed-cliat.nber Furniture and Cabinet Ar. tides °fall Descriptions and superior , Workmanship; tiler with .;.n extensive Variety of Mistellaneons Effects, •being the•whola' deiaChed Property 'of the Mansion Douse 'anil Oakes. I May be viewed ou Monday the•roth Of i unc, and following Days till tho Catalogues may he hatleii the Premises, at 'as: 6d. each (without which no Verson can he admittest); Of T. , Parr, Esq. Litchfield; ltenand Chicliena, liirtninghant; ..My, Handy, AncAioncer, Worcester; King's Coventry - ;• Mr.W instailey, Au&i,rteer, Liverpool . ; mutat Mr: Robins, IVarivick-Strcet, Gulden-square, 011JOTI. To 'BE SOLD' hY,A 1.1C:1'10N, - 13v' Mr. ROBINS, On the Premiscs, on Friday; the 27th June,. at •Elevett • o!(.: lock, • ACOLLECTION of PICTURES, by the fol lowing esteemed Niasters, viz. Clatkl.:, Swaneveldt, torsognutw, S. De Pew*, P. ranini, C. Ochialli, Catjal. lett!, Vandeveldt, crlchcvcLet, Vangsneer, Sue yers, I;,inihorouzh, Wilson, Loutfierbourg, rtilarlt,w, Sec. thc gen uineprupetty of the Right Lord S ENZ . : E CII I CII EST Ett, at Vislicrwick Park; near Litchfield, fordshire. Among Ott- various capital plocludions of the celebrated Painters are, aBO HU NT, a Chef d'CEuvre, • by the ininiitable Paul • Potter ; an elogant Landscape, Cattle, and Figure, Claude; the Ceyc aria Aleeyane,.by , the intuiertal Wilson ; two celebrated •Pictires,of Summer ern! Winter, I.outheitourg ; Specimens,' by Canal letti, and a capital Portrait of liandel v dic. Sic. To.,. , ,ether tiv: rlt a`satal: tolleztion •P awl D ioN.W ING S, framrd and glazed, which E.Qniists of Specimens oiGaitisbe rougn 4 d ()them ihe Prints are Enos , I y tine impressic/.ls alter ,Clatnie, Sal itn'sa, ea . .. ea:. by the b:st Engravers.— Also a w Alabaiter Vases, at elegant shape and'eXtlitisite .workmanahip, jam of the rant ie l lapan,' E4c.• :..To be viewed on .Motulay the' loth, till the Sale.' Ceti logites, at. 6d. each (Aotiout which mo Perstn can bead. 'Milted) ; of T. G. Parr, F.sq. --Litchfield ; Hen and Chic keno' ; Mr. , Winsianley, Aktioneer, Livsrpeitil ; Mr. Handy; Wort. , :ster ; Tlead, Coventry ; an Md in r. Robine, Warwick. street' Golden.squirre, Lend'on. • . • NEAR It I (7,K NSW OATH, 11 it TS... -• TO 8E 'LETT BY rRIVATP. CONTRACT; - ' Xsy Mr. ROBINS . , A DESIR ABL VAICHLY. RESIDENCE; 1 - 31.. 'partly "Furnished, with Attached and Detacned Oflice3, Gattlens, .Wafted totsiid,—.l4 , .vn, and Ple.,Lir Grounds, adjoining the River Coinei with or- nithotit ThrtlY Acres c)i Meadow Land: Inquire of Mr, Robins,. Warwick -street, C;rilden.t.qiisr:. NL It R L TO Bt SOLD BY ?RI VAT V. CON, TRACT, By Mr. 110 Is Most ELIGIBLE l v h.A.S.hl - 101.1) FAMILY R.I..SII)F.Neh, with num.:row. Offices, Coach. .Ind Stabling, ciipablu of accoiniii;idati”g a Family of Dititindion, elegantly, Fur(iistivt in th,e. moth - comp:ere rimier, toiVing been suitirely Modernised within a iittle rime, :end t h e Furniture quite New. Far , 'rict:eta to view, and itarti,cutarr, apply to Mr, Robins, War w reef ohten-alltare. , • RES IDENC P ASU R UN D's,..ina LAND, An johntip; the River, between UXIIR.I DGE - and WINDSOR., TO OE SOLD IIY V ATE CON TRACT, By Mr. ROBINS,- A Most 'Desirtible LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; s , eminprising a rowny convenient . KCVoIeIICC i • C(PC I ,)«trd and 0 iliccs of every deiciiption, cUpiratW;llo.l Gaid.:it in the , hitUat order, bine,tilirfy , bexlitiful Pleasure , Grouniih, Lawns,. Walks, tke. intersetteatty the River Caine. Green.tioliw, Vinery, ifzc. with upw.irds tit 7.4) Aides uti Meadow Land. May b viewed. and particulars known, with Tickets to viov,,iir WArevii;k-street, Goitizo-vriare: • I IiNtION, .MIUOLESE%. ~,,r ` u St Yell Shies fr,vn L0nd0n......1 AR ‘f !NG -r(),...,• • - It. i:ET C -.OOK, FURNI.TO';.t.. mid EfiecTs, . ft) DE SOLD BY AUCTIL#N, . , By ATr. ItOBINS, . ();s the Premises, Dogget's f 41111, ile:4 t he Bell, 3t litid o, on Ilicart,-;;rtav 'Next,. at Huyen 0'0,42.k! .. , TNE FAR 'TIN-G S'llo.Cf: couiprises PAI Cailitai Draught Unisys, S.x (.arty, l'h.nlill'i i/ji , ; rov.` 4 • a -Land Roller, Itsrriess. Idi plentetAs of filebtol of vatious des :rititiunr, upwards ut .t)ne l-lattilredl*,d excellent Mealluw 114, a-large quasaity of ,M.unir;, tat Toilet CL,ck, several I..at: of 1: anitute, ird t i. pat Effects. . . , (,salad May be viewed CYCt-V day prcudihy, the Silc,, 'l, on the PreftliSCS ; 4t the 11:11, Ller.dua ; ',lo''''.! 11.4( „,, t1 ,,, 1 1... warp ; and nt Mr. R.obins, IVarwie.!,:.stitet, Gtild.‘ ........—.-----' 7"-------------"-------- i, 1 £.• NEW FAMILY rESIDENC'F.,- Nt.)1Z111 . STREET, the Corner of t; It C/Sll,F.tkit)l2•SQo'l' aV.SE aUI.O.IIY;,APcTiOIit. . . . ~. - ~• - liy-.:Slr. ItOBli;:S, . , o f Q i lit parrawayts Cotle-liouse, Ch Age:alley, Col n “": ~ .4... at TwelvtiniCieelei:.,,:np, . • ,ill ;SINGCLARIN n, the I A- t tf) E N C E; adjOiliilik ni the- Earl a Lilioll,oloo'4, corner of Not tb. liudlel.trect .q(o,,eo4r,vivisrc.-0. a sabstantial Brick-builtz,ho4e, of a pticticolia..o.ll.o4i ill elevadhii,-pro, oil the (Itothiti-tioar at'lleltortolo . well-proortitined Li braryaiireaklast-tot;A•10, 44:74,0 Eating-rnorn„ vitia..Rpcos, _Wate r , Closets., ~#G,.,7,,A0 story Gottsists or two ill illsortte.Drawitigf r00tn5,..4.111-coot4 twin, Volcling.duui, add French.-willdo v • ' , Yit"'" -- stt• is, __,,,A .ke. the three 'Rooms oponing.tOgetlfet,"Aad f°l7nr/15.7ritill pia suite qr. A partritents. 'rite Citantber-t100r.c01147,,, frt. 114%I.chambets and two Dri..ssin.rooms Ogg flolioott 3‘ . ..d each), and four Attics over ; un the ll:uxanclit.,. 00, Kitchens, liouiekeeper'routn, Butleet-ineo, ~,t,O Coal and Wine Vaults, ka. a Coach•house. •Litti!Eig ~ Stable nearly ;kcljoining. , ! o rb 0 The Premises are deli ht full situate, loor''.l4 'is,ok into if;e adj - • G i - d c . o s dcsit.C. atownt ar, Cll3, All Oral A 111 ' 6 t . rf;' "Nnlar;rle".vetie4Nlvc7labny'siFialkntlYS.--;rartiCtliat:S It and of Mr: Robins, Warwiek-Street, 'doltien:)qtitti Tickets for viewing tnay be had. ' . ' ---------' ~,,,, SraCtUUS Ei,tr;ANT 1,1,7%i)(11Nfr J la ~, . . • O BF, . . , T ,SOI,PBY AI . , Mr. ROB: At GaMaWay'S COUVJAIOUSC, . Chili Tuesdair, july 9 .., at To A NOBLE FA.AIIIX RES. suits of spaZiotts. Aprtrnents ttoulariy. roorny Entrance lliill,l" sive 1)1811-4-rotnn, furry feet by tA I fait.rookn, Library, Urcssinfrrodni, the Greund,taor three supetior cieg' of thc same LtiattoJions as h:: p 1.)1 I:sieg. roo m; acid NV a ttr-c , lesit i, on -the' Sei:ort':l-iloor:ift si' sP l4 ‘ Dre‘sing,-roetps; .r.E.C:luset, anA fili Sion: Stair:Arc. ,The t/tlic.rs are co)ivenient, and ceitivriir. everf de.s! a Fimili of - the first : tii,tAttwi. Carri ws, ally.! StAilking. tzar !,'mitt den, with lofty Trat....Acc. • The trerft6i Ve TIT 111) 60410 \ i caster ,:- :. ':: .7:.' blay . 'bz vida•cd. by "fit-,lroll g0:11,,... waY's ; and of M. Robins, SS' Ar' l .P c : , Where 'rickets tor viewing ritn tse.thar. ....c.-:.....----......-----...........------. .• . , ' Ne.A.It'CSII..SI II JNT, on the Ft' 'l'Ol6l!,' SOl.O I'IY A . II • Mr • iilll At Garraway's Codtc.ho t i ss, " TWO v,r 0f.C.1, ATruirSiea. riI.E El:W.0) . Stoncolint)thlielEiilg4l!iluttt: 41tbohfri6roittaf;oi.51,6 -oCKlidellesex ; comprising a no 4 sideuce, with tvory suitable ‘IOIPo. Farin-yard, Co.ich.ll4,.u.ie, and'lti garden, Lawni.' Walks, ini.l'Pliai embeliisheii by lofty FordsV t.tre* * a alble C . astal of tinc.silepir Y; 43 f r i dow -land, containing to,vtliCr IV.' whole' Tythe:lrct., 'and suirintiti:, with Cates tattle o.iii::rmitl nclpilit May U. vieWecl on NIVIIiJy3 001 of Sale, by .Ticket only. Particiilars - 0 ay: d o ll, ltilt 6 " l Edmonton ;. flail, I.'ittilti ; E'k 6. " c bins, Warwick...v.44;a, 'Goiaon.(lu.n . - viewing 1114 y be had. SEI-101.13 f ARNI and Cik()PS, _..1,01011. 01 ___---------,..---- fin. '11() LEA' ~ib' , sltd'L:l3GWA•Kf,Sine,hillei 1r.u..." To 01: St)LtY tiV AUCTI° ~ 0 By. N 1 r.: /1,0131N4, , ,ofp OP, . O'Cilii:, , t4l i f' • • °T sd . r i ot : e : v i to1:1:1:it;. b rbLl e a r a i . l. E V‘ ' 1 : i e S e eilli:Sig'.C. 58::::(:'IF:13:464'111140.17:1:::1 \i'!'ll'it::411:tilrig.11431:,:.!1::1::"....1;::1:11::411,1:::0/14)::C1?.;‘,:;1'1:?1:;T'::'1'1' "Ile c, .ar d wn, Barns, Stabl4.s, or,rai F"0:,, of ~cl-1 5 , ,s % 4 , A 0, - ~i r t r 111eAdow, Pasture and Al;ablc I,Ailda 1 ' 1: b.' hew at a Re s t f.- I V . Pon , ' "Also, on the stimn eql:l%,..;tll:.ifettre:,l",c,k;sini!..,.'; id' the wbb/e.Q1,t1104; RA'fw.i.N.t; Ogt.kt - ,,, 1 .'''r:("l.4 ....; Arres , of G . (, sass awl j 6 Acit:* el V 4llO •:.' .' v t 0. 1 71 Clover, (b s; and V/Witr. •' ' , t oo 0 0 : ti tr . May be iviewcd WI the 5.114, by Or si,o,, 0111 oil m„._,lses. wit= Catatogurs -0y ..brelviNirpc; ',"''''s, Of a.--ogwate; Ben lieptioo • 1t.:,1 1.101, ~ •)it. tiolga. OwlcdkH.satit,ceotri, ctiLCNoxilb.rsigtirtte t.aa,l i ;,;,i1 ot 11,0 1., ' • f,..e.apio i ., . ; v, I L LA , Anti SI XT. 1. Liti. ..i.ti 11:•,!3,",,,,,,,i,:040,.*! Ole for BuiltiinXt 11,rtvt .1,3,-1.4; 1a.:13 01 CR' ',HON, :01t,1 , 01 TOIIY ,_,,n , ,„ , , Nit t ,Gros'' r, At Garin tv;ty's Critil!l: It'ous:1,3111 g'l fT,:el4;4l(ot .. en MOtttht:,, the !...ati °riot.: t.P , l'-'-'1 att'acc., ponte t't tier r. 1 ~i,,' . foto t'ete t:tr of Idly, in 1, 1 "I'' w i a,A,11 ',,4 Lot I. ~,,,,,,„ ~,, ~i , , !,),„,...,,,.,,,,,,, ~ ,, ,,; . 0,7 1, , ,, 1 l 05464; An cit,eller't ..k. ii.,,,a It shil l , on ti 6 dri . 140 OW' . o sn , , -te toi„in twa' a 5 114 , , ,bra ,:, ito ai r . •lis Oinittt; Valour, t)r.o.vtrl; rcion'4,, 171,iii 001,,,,,:,,,„i Room. excelleat. Kitchen, s'1'."1!" -;ort, 00)P-'10: ftc . ' 15 d • co'the hi . -,,it...tr. lotki.,l cs ; . so. itiol . e -roenl. 1 G t,:ma. .'l,l'l fus oat's ; a -C61,,;1. iv'.,..tofry lo= o iitit ... t a i ii ifr 1.,1):i , : ; 4 o' t .430 ' 0 .t ) 'l l ' cOmlorioicatitig witil tile 1.• .. .i., ~,i 0,. ,iti L. a („ i eparAteti fano. the (..“.441 L'Y v.-it:4; • 0, V)J,,;" ' Oourt-) a ids, tv3th.oos;4:ll.l:.QoA'!- L.O „ 0 sr 111'(40,, t, 1.4 ings, stirto-Jitti,.l by ifiricl: 4V411i a„,,,;ic,ii o.*, 010,1, 1141 Well sier..ll \van ViP, vu' s' l A ,. fil, ~r.t?),,,0,,t0;,.tt1,tie 5i::10,1,.# round and itiai..tett:v‘itb-O,J""', , A„r,(o, iti N,,f All. 41 leztion. Ihe Whole to iortiPT.l,,,,,vvilY•" ~,Ir, of al GtIRIIOUVI'S' filliiitY ; sate I '' i 4e40,1:i:11:T1 Sintpkin, dc‘eased. - .- t ,-,ot,,t,'ic'. tt,'',, Tri'e Proui,•;i4,:iic in er.ociloi,,, ~,, v,,,,,, ,0i,,,,,,,,,;, .n 1111 *0 wamr, it,..., t;rolii 10_!„,,,,, ~„.1,,,, i i, 1 , ~;, ~, itiotin, b4iitr, only live tittic4 , 11 ?zit ii,,itltii,y,'o,4-;. :deiirAttie Propecey, of aglll'..T(''%it 1)6 /1 / 4 ; f ''''' lWll . l4 .1,011. A.. ~.oitti l'icce Ot :; „, 14„,,,, . i, , J .", tuare on alio Son'tll-I;itit of the. 1i.",',1,1i,,,ti:,.,‘14f' cow :doing up ve aldi a sktVO 1‘.;,( fa.: dolr,lbi; ~ r - . 0 ri ed with ttont,:totts rruic I r 0,,• - ~,jair,iooptt.ri: log a *Val.'. 0 • . . - •'lOl9. i,-,.0.4'?-; J 1?" Lot 3. A V.,101)12.. I'l r , .‘ 1, , ''t*,,,,i, (:(e,,4, !0,}`,;10,10 'tier Lots and the Real to lit Ltio or !iiiiill. 00 0 44 1 , rid , ;,, clip; Eal SiN•tiv-,i,„jr..1 i'',., pl. {# de:nth of five 14dik rrafil., t!'c r',,,,1001 1" • 1 4 0 7 1 : ticit Grown!, W41:!.,,,:pj t he 1,,J,,..1, A:ciei; J,ttP4,./ti,;,i choice Tt4t:s2,contai•tilit', 01,,, 'of 1,,,t111,',J0., it0,,0,1 I,ot 4. akvaltioatOr V 11';`,:* , „, s at 'N.lfi 1 .04; ~ , * i i. wst. atm flu; 1-tt,ati to 11,:t.il ,)1.,-,,,,, Lb0tt,,,,,,j„,,. 1,,,, to G:arden round, V l'''''6l,." ii..X l'i- 4* 'l'o,l°o. Ate.tt d,pth .01 Vait,htbit; Of.ii's of,rVio a , 4 Acres and one no.ol. .. ~,:!), toil 'l,forat4l, l'ut.s. 1.4 -ti:. itVol Ochil",'l . t rtill' ; 0 ,1 1,i . cefi,ile s ii tototi, fight it n oit - . ~ , , , ,,i,05,,iat.,./ 4capiti (,T fluilritr. . ~,,t y,, ',jig )0::;,, 14 M3V, 110 Vid,VILI by rf i0!,,c16.,..,,,,,,,,;,!.',,0. Ori tat Ptcaniao•; at ttic Cro.''' ~,,;,!}#'r ', t+ ratway',; ; 410 of !Jr. tt5.'„,..!.-.,,.,0j:1101' t;quaie.,,,vlies: tax. 10";.....„ A 6 C 11614, I .i nge. a I ley; we t ve v'Cloct; iI)ENCE, callo , 01 t s of large clittto, old g:ana Siiircist, 4.11,1 d v tilt y- for , ,;$ pita! Out: in. Mi. Water. iligel l eg,ilt_ 1) r,i IN', i 0., :, rir lo,7 ill ;..,..orti, a 1.161;01,111;i ii.'o,?,tr.P'''''Pf .d.cio, ~.. li Attics oort,Arroj' lit 1)0: 41,1* it,'4.`ilidi 01( Ot.itile Acc,x,inintill.,;,:ci,. 1 ,1., r II ..' li Lail' 0i IP .AtICI t.11•I 0 • . .. • ..• , ' , i'' 11l Pt Ato:l4o4fs RE It 1,,4.01.,/.1 , os!,, A.O el:(10i' 4 " ' #-::;',. ii/Ni,:!.;;ii'fi:,';',ll,'4,,, , :1'44544f:0. 11,Ar,.,..:. ~,,,i?ltitilN4iis in INTIATP,.; . O.; 1 stAilcc fi'ci,oied.,4',7,loriog „,: i1e.1.6.#044 . r - jtiii ,,, i .:l ifl 3. d 41'01114410Sciltii0. , 11 , tit lli"' llPtai" otl' .t.i 1.,, ,1 i 0 oissair4 .41601:401i, Anti slliiiioro44r, ;, 1;00: l'ttcf,,,Otct. : • ,;, Aftll vi 0110 1 isOy I.itty i ~.1 res • . t ', iiO, I T0.0.,114x; 14 0, ' o j oo , 'cot 1 11,t1.1, Or'o;l.,f, s. , AfftWAyti; ;114T ' Ed re :),;14%. .',..?