The Sun. — London, England, 1805-01-09 00:00:00

~ltlU. ),~ ES&) A‘SSIONS, C,* L ERKAN I‘.` LL , JANVAKY 8. BPFOIII M4IIOVARtNG, F•Q. • A/exarnier tVgwoiprey way initio.ted tor astimiting two vet ~P ra,oleti Peroke.inaker, and Lovett, t.; I.; Head Waiter a: it al'ipeared from the evid , pct., that the diiipute it, kith rt.is assauit 'originated orettro F tl on A Stltid4 V' evening, at . the 11, , ,%1 Lion Publi,c-in:u ,, e, near D9kr';.ool.ltt, St. where themrtieß, ;Ina fieverat others, were colgaged in an argument about religion. :Fite Di-Ir+sd.+ n who is an bliher. nian, and a Worm Catholic, awl employed, as por. ter to an Ironmonger, .nettled at some retnatks, which he conceived to felled on the religion he prniessed, flew into a .vidrot passion, 1)01 was warned by Loveti to keep his temper ; upon which Swinney steoped'over tht table,,went out, and . short . ly after returned withfour other two-handed Theologicians of the same fin - 011 , 61 1 1 began to vindicate the creed of their friend, not by the logic of the Fathers, but with the art's) of the flesh. Lovett was Ittycked down by Swinney, for his foe. trier reinatk. Warren, in endeavOuring .to make pence, and deprecate murder, was knocked.down by him also; another person, o d nied Crowe, suffer. ed a like disaster and JOhn'Cloe, a gentleman's servant, who accidentally tame. in and tailed for a pint of porter, w:is knocked down also and beaten most severely. %alto has a wooden leg, thought it rodeo! to make his escape after the first knock.down blow, to his Otkin {nowei whither be was snot tly afErrwards - followed by' Swinney and four assodatc, ; they followed him into his, house, anti, wwiti have kriockt•ti him down if be had nor caught :wit! of the, bannisters: 'of the stair-case. Swintry made a ling speCti in hil defence, the, whole Of which the wilii , :, , iebiwore to h fake.— The Jury. Inlnd hint anti the Court. sen. troced Isith to 'lltrt.c titooth:, impriwninent Ii the. Louse of Cortvt'.tit)n. , L04\1)0 . 4 V 6.I::64IQA'S`, CM!MALL. l . ~ Ilesterhy, the L )rci Aitivori the Sheriffs, Alder. rnen, 4olki Common Councilmen, with the Cut goblee for tti;r-tent Wards, the Oath of - qualification for (heir (7sf;es, at Glildhli). The 1;;Intion Jury were then h worn for the Old tridey, This pretimihary buhmest occupied de titm , ' tin two ceeioek in the sfictn )on.-- h e jury tor tie Sessions were then rani+) .o,d ovotn; and a man of the name of Samuel Drafter wAs brought up upon Mn indiament for false imprisonment, but as no evidence appeared against him, he was acquitted. ASSAULT UPON, AN rxcisr OFITICErt. John Kanto- was inditted for ;in assault uon an Excibe Officer of the name of . Thomai Finely, and when Cok I led upon, pleaded guilty to the cltatge. Mr. Fitt,prma, one of the Counsel for the Pro 'notion, then srated the circumstances of ,the case, which Were as follow : The E*cise Officers had learnt that the 'wst tome smuggled coffee in the hoUte 'of one Soliimon Levi, in Houndsditch. The prosecutor, along with another. Officer, went to the house, and tOld Ltvi what they 'Carrie fur. He, did, not deny'ithat he had some :coffee in his ,house, and. took then) up stairs. There he pointed Ma basket, " that contains all the toffy , . in my possession"." • They oh. served the Prisoner kilning upon a chair.- He drew •a knife and threatened them, brit upon being put in mind of the consequenoes that would relent( from cutting or. maiming the Officers, he put icup. He however, that they never, could 4ie such ugly lortetelle3 as to carry away such a trifling quantity of coffee. The Officer,,Fillery,' telieilthat Certain. • ly if no more th,o should be .foundOt.would he scarcely wort! , while to 'mlike a seizure,. .They then colic- clown sr.tirs •t. , gether, and upon searching the kitchen, found a ba g of co ff ee, anti s insisted upon inking their hetZttrer The -knife, was again draw(, and a rut given to one of the officers over the fi neers. The - Ptistiner being again admimiske4, put Ili& knife in his pocket. At the same time he • took up a poker, and struck the officer, Finery, over the head, till the blond ran down int. his bosom. A crowd was then , c •lleded about. -theAouse, .and amidst - the confusion, the officers Miltie their seizure and went atvay. .„ Mt. KNAPP,' the other.Countiel, them examined Finery, the Prosecutor, who gave the same account of the twat:lion •ai had beeergiven by Mr. Ft KID. without any material variation. The Prisonet,. as has been already mentioned, , admitted the' qharge, and only pleaded pnveity and intoxication in mitigation of petnisinnent. T,he h owev e r , could not Allow the 14A of intoxi. cation; hut in cunsidcration of his having imnie. diately ackn.wledged his delintinency and his con. tritinn, pr , wiunced the mildest•punishment which they could Ito in consistency with the AO of Par. lianient. This was, that he should be imprisoned in Ncwgate tot one year' . tvlessorea are taking in Glasgow for providing a proper Asylumfor the reception of the- Insane. On Stuart se'nttight one . Davitirjnlay, a book binder in Newcastle, presented toff p a y ment at t h e Tyne B 'hit', 9 cbegtie. fur 401.. appearing to be drawn by Mr.: Caleb Aligns, coach-maker, who keiit cash thete. Upon examination the cheque proied to he' a forgery ; and Finlay nor giving a Citithabty NC. count how he came by it was taken intOcustotly ; 28 Wag 1160 a clerk to Mr. Anvils, whir is strongly suspetied of being concerned in the fOrgery. lay has since been committed for trial. As a poor woman Was passiog on Monday along, Cheapside, site was taken so su Idenly ill, as to be o bli g ed to sit down 'wider a 1110 p wintlqw, where she was solo tli,envered to . be in labour, and in such a state as to prevent- thcitossibility of htr,being re.. Moved witt n danger Of her immediate dissolu. tier by ti n assistance - of some female passengers, sin' was aatially delivered of a child where the lay, sifter which she an 4 the infant were rertioved to a more comfortable place. } ~ Last week a most lamentable accident occurred at the house of Mr. CRAIG, carpenter, - Mounteath. EI rvet. -Mrs. CRAIG having occasion to go out to purchase some articles, left. her son, a Child about lour years of age, at home.. The child, on its mo. ther's dep.irture, became uneasy, and expressed a wish to tollow her ; 'upon which a servant maid in the house locked him up in one of the apartments, in which there was a fire. On Mrs. CRAIG'S return, she went to release the little prisoner; but she dis. Covered the ,poor infant nearly • a - cinder, and piling, having, as is supposed, approached too near the grate, his clothes caught fire, and not being able 'to extinguish the Itinits„ was so much burned, that he survived but a few minutes, and expired in, great ,aguny, . • The'Agricultural S•iciety - fcir -the county of Our. ham, at their late mtetingbeld at i)itothin, winch. was attended by a large • hittly of - iespeetable mem., .berg, atijudged the following rewards (all the 'ma's being finit inspected 'alive by the judges, and afterwards 'flatightered to prove' their merit), viz.• To J. G. NiMIAM, ,Esq: of Houghtan.le.Spring,.: Ten Goineas, - for the best ';fat ox, which weighed.. 95. g. r 211). 'There were two ox en s h ewn wh i ch; yeirs old la's't Apti/, both bred by Mt. :Nit w t 4. 4 .1 Trt, of Tererhill, and got• by Mr and t viPo. COWS 'got by Cfmt. :CoLt, 15 . trii;" 'To iAt.. - Amtowtisti-rit, • Toii'Goine#,: for tlif3 best peon of fat Wedder under two,years old the weight of three of whieb was found 'to be as 1,41.1)14',1, viz. lat weighed alive ,carcateBsf.o!b.-21 alive r 2it.. 84113; carcase. s•i-lb.--3.l"ali:ife I tit. 711): - ..earease I /lb. To W. liiCKArrin, Esq. of lierting.• ton,. Five. Gtilneatt, for the best fat '; Which weighed when living 35st. To Mr. VitVITE,' of K , 'ltOe, Five Guineas, for the hest heifti and'Five Gillr:eAS wits S'0111k! time since adiodgett to Mr. PAO.. of Morton, near Staindrop, for the best heikr bred in airlington'Witrth At this meeting • several new rminbrrs_weefeballotted for anti elected Whets thirty.two Gentleinen Sat down to dinner, and spent the•day in the greatest harmOny. •041 :Monday sent:tight, Lord :CtioLMoNori.PY gage to tl e poor, in the neighbourhood of Houghton, upwards of two hundred j Oinf s. of meat; five hun. died foist's:A of bread, and above tool. in inbney, the whole of which wits distribtited by the Patber of Servants (fir. Durham), who has been iii his Lord ithiP'P 44.14 eighty-eight years.: is .novv, ninety.tight, and, what is rathe r singular; has :the ap. pearanceof a Doan not:above fifty, .and his memory is' astonishingly retentive.' The Countess of Choi mondeley also (mitred to be distributed,among the fetmlle indigent poor, 'different sorts' of clothi. , g, best suited to the inclemency of tbe season: On /'ridgy morning, the 213th ult. abotft 5 o'clock, I c ticiaLifo'..fire broke out i n t he ' c o tton f actory be.. • laattotaig tOlVless. Lces, Cheerful)), Harrison and Co. Bridge, near Ashton.under-line, ,whiCh burned with such fort', that a 'great part thereof was consumed the flames were not extinguished for se. vend hours, though every liossible means were Used. A poor, limn, who wait :misting, had his kg so bruised by, the falling of some part of the wall, that it wits.takea off the next day ; he lived in great misery until Monday MAlning and then died, leay.. ing Ft wife .anti nine children.—Anothe r as . SiSiktlg i bad his hip.hotte put out joitit ; hut. We, hope lie is in a f;or way of recovery. the damage.' will he very considerable 'besides what. thefactory was insured.,for.. Auout•tour.c)klock on S.lturilly thorning, se'n.' night; the back premises of Mr. John Brt.ki t:1) Ink , "the signof the Foot.Ball r in the tuatker.place; dal, were discoveted to be fire, and.tbe engi nes b e i ng; 'found .out of repair, the M .must serious" conseque nces ' were apprehended,- the limes advancing, rapidly over the whole premisea : however, there being a plentiful supply of water, •and the most aalve'exer. tiOns ;being- used by Colonel MAU Ric and ,the Ken. dal Volunteers (who. itnine,diaiely,awm l .)lrd; on the alarM being gives)), the fire was got under by , ten o'clock. On Tuesday last (being New Year's Day) wasting at. St.:Nicholas Chorch,.,Bristul, `of pari s h r i ng . ers, a true and,complete al stria of peal of gra n d. site triples, consisting of tBo's changes, in One hour and sixteen minutes. The number'of cha nges b e . g' in the date. of the ,present.year.. Yesterday se'nnight one Emerson, a deserter from the Staffordshire Militia, and supposed - to 'be one of the culprits concerned . in stealing the Queen's poul. . try, being pursued by a Serjeant from his Regiment, and endeavouring to escape trcrn a windoW in icourt in the High.strect, in Birmingham, fell and broke his leg in, •Itei places.. He was taken to the Infir. mary.' ,''t Tuesday morning a boy , at Lowlights, _who had got :a shilling for his new.year's.gitt, wear toga shim tn. NprthiShtelds, and purchased 4 quantity of gun. powder with ii. Soon after 'the servant girl had made on the fire, he, - to make it burn,brisker, threw the package into it ; a terrible'explosion 'utak place —the boy was thrown through the window, carry. ing ail the glass and part of the frame with him; some of the' glass flew, tvrelve yards from the house. The door was shivered to.fragments, and the parti. lion between the - room and a paolage . knocked down. Fortunately the servant girl had the very moment before Taken two small children out of the room, who, with th; girl, escaped, but the poor boy was dreidfully hark and wounded ; he i 5, however, in a fair way of recovery. • ZHIP NFIVS. roots, JAN. 7. Arrived—the Boston, Todd, from Sunderland ; Aaive, Willis ns ,, Active, Spurrier, Ana, Holloway; and and Mary, Boynes, troth Pbrt,unouth. sailed—the Providence, - OA,- for London ; Oak, Davison, for So.nderland ;, Hope, Rightlicad, for C owes ; Di ana, Ras. Aeon, .and Maritz, tor Cottenburgb. , • t OILAVIJIND, Sailed—the Eagle, King, for Tobago ; Covernor Mines, Mblfart, for Crenada; Alexander, Lisk, for Jamaica ; den Packet,, Peterson, for Lisbon Drie Gestrsters, Ross, and Two Cebruders, !'rank, tOr Erubtlen. 4kt Carraway's,CßL:34e:Mhoru.s:vu'r'ilit'ill'e.FlßSt'll Day d Marj) Ncxt- T EP ' r.rti • I YI, Ignifictnt MANION of STA a NS ar do ,, with appropriate 011ice-3,' vier); nitmzrous -- tv oc" extensive %Valls, covered with FtUit Trecs ; Hot. fichisc, Pinery, ti ice:. with tilt: Manor l'Jfk 01Stanstet.r;i:Ofit.tillit'q; sand Acre s cif Pasture • i t igdy t tistingtoslic‘ , ' b , l l:s beautiful Scenery - , extensive arid diversified 'fea r °I Sea and 4and, embellished with oniaihoital {files, Lodges, and a clianni':,g Cott* ()tau • t"A e ,; : : : 1,, I the several Farms o f Loiige.'iltoict i v 1 Horse Pasture., with the bold and , Stan A u ed, Srountting the .park, amouuting in the d . Three Tlioiisand five Hundred Acres and tiln''" r ev.ellent state of Cultivation of which rossuasien l orl4-" had immediately. In.point of situation it apPCi , " I ") Al/ 1 1 ) , i ; rutty object that is d esi r a bl e : rc,ular'laUiy he ' 1 suppliecl with the finest Spring Water ~.i7l a highly . respeetable, ca Sy Continuo ie., r;o1 - 1 vy (o' e 41' ptlis, and at a goad Distance liotti a Post 'I ('it rat Coaches, pass daily ; lute Itciada goo . ,1; the Est ,L ''' ') /iutlre.7. ‘ , ing with (..;urno atul nett two ‘ apital Vick; 01 f ill an - excellent hunting Country. Descriptive l'attie n l Aci il ia tie _ had orte Mon th f i r i ‘ o ,llllj rl l to the Sale ; anti in t ile intermeiiiati: Lion inay be obtained, and The Mansion viewetti only, without wilien c person can be adin i tieii, 6 %00' tl lion to klaisitaidge, Islo: 65, Gua ttic" P Messrs. Bromley ailtt GrWS-1 ; 1 ) "" 1 Hioniitt ; ' Edward Es q . s tan ,.. tc d cr to faf* at his General A;,elicy (Mice, Cincli.,:ster *** Several Farin „vc fig 641 5 --"•••*” nreet, G rtmv:atir•uluve i) Dust in cidireseo. LON DON Printed by R tett tazti }I MI t (Of Nu. 4, Nlarilei-churl . , novv-Streeti; and Published by w 11..41am Awwwfasx Sc, rya, (of South m o ti on , At rim SuNrUsty le*, No. It t t Strand ; where addwefelsorivm, Order, for the Paper, Letter: for the Eittor, &v, (postfiPaidis Connniclions in the Third Battalion of Cinque PortVollititeerse sip,. 1 . 9 the L;pd Was den. Dated. Sepreniber a 5, iSa4. • Second Lieutenant' George Lamb to be Captain, viO'i..corite •Anyi,tusi.ainh, Ecsigned. Thomas Proctor, Gent. io he Seco: al r,t utenant, vice George. !mint), -promoted. lames Motcal te,' Esq. to be Adjutant, witii the Brevet Rank of Captain. . • Cokitairsions Jigged Gy the Lord ,Lieletenani of the Cozen ! ). of Kent. RorberN,l;9lunteers. Lieutenant George,lllead to he Captain, vice IlenSlow, re signed. Dated January 2, 04 , 15. Ensign William Ad Ms fu be Lieutenant, vice Elead. Dated as above, William Roberts, Gent. tube Ensign; vice ldiuns. Dated as above. William Attains, Cent. to be Sargeon. Dated as above. cm/mirth/Li in the Wiltshire Militia, ;lewdly' the Lord Lieu. tenavt. tat Regiment. To be Lieutenants.— Philip, Lane, Gent. p e lted klay 24, 18 0 4. John Rix. Birch, Gent. Dated May 1150.4. Richard Moore,,Gent. Dated May 26, ISO 4. To be Ensign, William Dickenson, .Gent. Dated Decent.. ber 14, 184. vl Romeo— Daniel Eyre, Esq. to be Captain. Dated No vember 7, 1304. To be Lieutenants--Ensign William Lord. Dated 3uly 11,4. Richard Jackson, Gent. Dated July 30, iBo4. Thomas Pry, Gent. Dated Dec. 13, a/4.. - To be Ensigns --Paul Newman, Gent. Dated Aug. g, '1.804. Nit:bolas Fleming Dtoingoole, Gent. Dated Oct. 26, !Sq. NANKRUPTcY 4ITL,4RG 4% D. Joseph Colo, of Gravel-lane, Surrey, carpenter, from Jan. ia, to Jan. 22, at ten, at London. • , li/11'41:UPI'S. • Robert Leaper Percy, of C harles-s9 uare, lloxton, MiddlesFx, storlt-broker, to Sin render lan. tz, ich and Feb. to; at mit, ' at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. George Ellis, A hingdoit, street, Westminster. Alexander Simpson, of the town and cntinty of ,thif„ sown of , coruwainer, to surrender lan, to, 17, and Feb. tO, at • elrfven. at the Blackmoor's Head, Nuftilizhatll. AttornieN, I‘.l,,•ssrs. Cutts and Saunder,,, Nottin.o itt ; or Messrs. Macdougall :hid tinnier, I , lncolatb.ltin, La;:alon. Robert Prior, ot Gloucester-street, Floxton, Oct, to stirrend..:i fan. ts, 29, and Feb. ro t at - eleve:i, at ,Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ropsoli, •Gastle-street, London. W•111lim late of Leeds, :Yorkshire,: merchant;tto Surrender Jan. 25, 26, and Feb. to, at eleven, at the thud, Leeds, A ttornies, Mr: James Lartinert II:mon-garden, London or Nit. lolvi Shelion,,.44ls t , William I' li t ices, of Boston, Lincolnshire, iromnOnger, to surrender an."3l, Peb t, at i 4 to,-at.eleven, rip ; Lion Inn, itqstott. Attorney, Mr. Thirk le, Biiston ; • - Messrs .lettkins,. , jontes, and Co.' blew4liti, josepli binithit s, late of Le‘tis,,yprlcsiiire, rn,:r.:llant, to render lan. 75, 'Le, and :it eleven, at the .1-lotiit, Leeds. ttoriiies Mr„ La,uth,!rt., London ; or Mr.' folitt'Slilitini;l'eeds. ' ' •, • ./.)// , '/DENDS. , Feb. 2. William. gver},,of New Sartim, - *Wilitshirq, ahop, keypt:r, at ten, at Guildhall, Condon: F e b, 8 , lobo - Coleman, biSeuit-baketicot one, at tile C;lobe 'Tavern, lohn-stnCl, Liverpool, an. 1. phi-no-4 Veal keS," Lite nt.St. I -Wien; Woreestet, , grO.., cer, at twi:lve, at the,:f,albot Inn, Clalues, Worcester. Feb. x, I•rimis Vlitchrht,'of Newcasitel.a r b et , s tn i nt i; Mitl dlesrx, w: ,ileberic,cotter, at ten, at , Feb. la. josepu Ilook, of Berinoncisey-street,Surtey, leather dresseyst. elevcna, At London. • Jan. 29. Thonvis hornas, of Streatham-street, Bloomsbn ty, Middlesex, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall. • Feb. 2. a rtitur Itlaxcell, late of East Green' , Sta. folk,' and late jirisonerin Ipswich gaol, ten , at the Bell lan , Saxniundbain, lan, 3r. 'Fhoinas Lander, or tile Borough of S' manufaCturer, at eleven, at the Vine, Stairord.. fan. 3t. lames Woods, of Leyland, Lincashire. nutadurer, at „eleven, at the White 11,0r5e.,1,101, F Feb. 2. William Lewis Meallin, of Manchester -street. ' chester•squarc, Middlesex, surgeon, at ten, at Guildhall, Feb. 13. Wtlllatn licatson the elder, Robert Beaton, luhn B eat , on, 3n ,t With am 13p.itson the younger . , ,now or late r of Nlasborough, Itotherhain, Yorkshire, chemists and co-partners, at .eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Rei. • herll.llll. F e b, S. Thomas Binksa, of Basingliall-street, Lopil4n, tpr, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. 7. Robert' tones,' of Bristol, carpenter and.bnilder, at cleVcn, at the bush Tavern, Corn.street; lirts'tol. cols /Z 17171C4r Jan. 29. Robert brim:Try, of Great Cvorge.strret, Minorks, London, tailor, lames Saunders, now or late of Charlotte.street, 0 ld.street road, St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesok, budder and plaisterer. George Layland Roberts, now or We of Sculeostes, York tipirlt-merehant. • William Clark, late of the Island of lam:ilea, but nosy of Arundel -street, Strand, AlWdlesex, nwrchsut. In the neighbourhood . of Manchester, Liverpool, _and throigh the whole of that populous dhtticl, a great band of cniners and forgers have of late been very altivsly employed. Several of, the gang have been arehended, on' whom- were , found large quan. cities of.base silver coin. The notes that have been hitherto detected as forged are ten and five pound noter of the Bank of England. There is remon to believe, from inqUiries alreadrinstituted, that these ratans have been extremely atlive throughout the whole of their tour through Lancashire acid the 'ad. joining counties. Miss DIANA 1-lowes, of King's C UP ; North. amptonshire, a , beautiful young Lady, seighteen years of age, died a few days ago, in consequence of a fright at letting an infant accidentally 'fall from her arms on the preceding day. Some valuable articles, the lading of. a Gotten. -burgh Vessel lately lost off Cley, have come ashore in that neighbourhood. Amongst theth are several barreli of spertnaceji oil; anti a boi has been picked up by some beachmen,',,,filled with plate, gold and Silver trinkets, dec. Oft ,Tuesdity last a boy, about twelve rears near Chipping, Lancashire, took a itisvling.piece ion the garret, where there ores a *mall rbarrel of gniipowiter (which had, been bought 'for blasting rocks), and putting some into the pan, struck it off several times : at length a spark fell into the barrel, and the whole exploded ; the roof, doors, &c. were blown off, and the boy thrown with them a consi_ derable distance, so much burnt that lie died the next day in great agenles. A poor old wetchinati helonging-to Whitechapel parish has, within a few days, become possessed of property to the ,amount of 30001. by the death of a distant relation in the country. On Thursday sennight the body of Mr. Francis Mollyson, a respeCtable tradesman' in Aberdeen, was found lying on` the sands. He had been for some time subjea to fits, in one of, which it was supposed be had fallen down, when taking his Morn ing walk, and that the extreme`cidd of the weather might have prevented his recovering. The Dividentie at the Bank 'will come must op partuntiy far those who wish to place themselves in Fortune's way ; and it is a well known fact, that in the late Lottery the Contraddri 'were de: rived' of all the capital Prizes by the rno'ney re ceived for Dividends being laid out in the purchase of Tickets, . . Ott theist inst. at S,pringkell, Lady ticron Maxwell, Soh. • . . DIED. , . Yesterday.aftemorrn, in King street, Covent-garden, in tilt Bzd year of his age,.. Mr. fames Cornwall, late of Stanhope imeet, St. Clement Danes. . Lately, at' Layinore, near Ballymena, - reland, Mr. •!' !lam Simpson, farmer, aged tl9. Four days before los death he was walking through his farm in his usual health: he often said that lie was never sick one hour that he rerncro• here('; also, that he waS•onlyswice drunk in his life.- HI had the peried use of his undeistanding to his death, and he remembered the Battle of the lISYne. PRICE O. STOCKS, Bank Stock, 1,64 r6S* Navy's per Cent. yon, 89 ex. div. 5 per Cent. 179 TOO IrlSb 5 per Cent 7 ., 87i 4 per Cent. 751 74f 7s 3 per Ct. Red. 58 3 per Ct. Cons. 57 :rex. div. Bank L. Ann. '7 Ditto Short Ann. India Stock. 180 i VC. di / ' South Sea Stock, slot New Ann: shut 3 per Cent. 175 t, shut Bins, p a r, is. 3 'per Cent. deferred, Ss Imperiat-3 per Cent, 'Coos. for Opening, 59 i 5 per Cent. 1797, to In Apia, toil VitEEDOLD RESIDENCE, in the mostEliiible I Att ST. JAM ES's-S ',I'M , : ET, with irnmediate I'ssCs u• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, hilly .• At Gartawarg Cotie4ibuse, in Exchange la Lot 3, Thursday, Fe4tuary rt.,5, at Twelve Two Lo, U! 1. an ac4:eputLllc oiler Made baths td" eutli of January ;.; . • T l or etlmprices a Sitai:Liti FRE Elegant ,;- ‘O,-4 HOLD. M ANSI ON, ,lately,erecied at a considq a iilixnence„ityut 11.144hed iu a hand!ome sz , xlc, contAinwi.; • the Ground Froilr; i tat Luirrince, t:utrti Purr'„,j Stocky, and Dressing-room ; oil tne Ytast Story are two Vr i, put - Drawing-rooms, 'with folding. doors, W4ter C ou the Seeond Story.are three ekcel' e n ,' Chambers; andrfour good At ; the 13.istntetit 4 ' ; ' ) „,* tins convertiont , Durnestie OiticeS, ruaiwy open airy Yard, the whole,tinishecl, anti e.orn;ilfitcal,"f'4, for the Iteikence'or Cenil6i . laii's 'Matt P'' . " on the Wt...;t Side of Sr. . &pi Lot 11. comitritter , ,adeEirahre Treeholti iieirig.No; 60, Let hofit, and fitted 'airlift' , con'tforiletiee' unpropritite , to .a, of ; whole in , eriakrdete , -order, and crow ti.e v05 , ,54 ,1 4 0 :* ° . • Gentlentan, who will. give 04.1" " j ‘ 1.. 1 1 To he , vieivt.4 wit ft kets Part idulars may at Garti , i4ay's; an 004 r..ltoins-s.Wwwick-woa, (.4. 14 "' square, where l'i..isetb for viewing :tray Bcd Cit4rof,xig ' -. YESTIS PPR'I . .,LAN I) PLACE': TU BE ' SOLO lA' ',Au crioN, By Mr. ROBINS, At G arralvoy's; on Thursday, February 7 at Trie'll ,A Truly *Dt.sirabiti 3.b:Ati-161,1) F,STAT eninpriiiy . ig a stihstantial :`, - 1341.•rn vv , land-place ; the G nd Floor.ttiosilto-e,f Coach-house situate N.n.z,;, t h 4 h a s; or I° r trance Hall, a spacious Dintt,g Pailonr,tittcc: wi;11 Ai! fzi ."' Chimney Pioce. &c, ;•a Library, ljrc)sing-room, itria 16 1 Closet • the princiPal'fluOr . cofirains t vv° , very elegant :rite lofty br4wiii};-raoitii, with . Mahogany Sashes, NIA )l ~: chunnqy Pieees, , B4leonie Sic. ; .the Secital StorY!' beet' two good lled-cliatnbors. ar7ct .1 Dresin.4.rourn, and flys vanes' Rooms ,over ; the 13in..'enfzin comprise 3 cxecin% Kitchen, • Servants' g oom , tlutfer Pantry, .Cellar, and other Oifico, op w i t h e vcry ces-i;iry convenience, .trc.. a 1)4,,b1e Coach. lic)me and a ti": sta ll . stall:, in Willi a m s ' s Ni ewt. The Land:l'itx i s : C ticQffieri, mid will be included: tita,purcit.w° it , " l 41111 '' s ' • tlVV re f 11.0101 Ale:is. kitics and Green, 'Solicitors, .SlihtAtri' s q u e ; 3 .,l dell - I G .,; 4 4 r u a a '' ,, 'l4 , Y' vl ; te : r aud ' ° ic t. kt i t r s . f: R n* ° *‘ l. le 4l . 3 :i4 V ' I r l7} i . • —O4 NOBLE FAMILY.MANSION, GIZ;IiVTON-ST IO3 - BERK I2 .I.EY-S(.2UARE. TO Be. SOLD BY A,UC • • 14 Mr. ROItINS, At ,Carraway's Cott.e..-house, in Exchange Alley, (Al Tliur4day rheltb February 43-- 1 -at Twtrive .11 e ,t A ti ensl 0E: modern A p ) t Story t i oaryticaott:t:i l tilli A lises, : : S eau l tnri t ni l tg N cier , carui fi lar t io r nutil d brir:te u r,3s p , :Fat, laud (!). tr t truly Desi lank Spiciou. Eieg t t n L tr i a b l r i a c r e ylid itElY: ll :ea r ti e n s lll4l ; L l l : l 4,room, an cleAarst Stone Sta by of ir Suite . of two-noble Drawing-rooms, arid a smal/er r oe ing-room, and seven Attics nver, a secofalary 'Stove Wader Clostts,. &c. The Hasement comprises 1, " t ' t c°nvell ' e nt Domestic Coll (Macein corn or every escription ,- I ,ipg aring, &c. : The wholeilithe order, :Ind a desirable' Residence tor a NOblentutor Gentlentao to Milt. The'Pfeinises are held uu Lease, at a Slll4 ll Git t, rent, and renewable every fotartevi years at a Fine cc r ,, iofi civ Also,. in the Mews adjtaning ale Stables '110•Sil ' l2O OO and Standing tot , Three Carriages over. , - wait Lofts a- 104 To be viewed -Tickets Only. l'articulari : at .S 4 u r a l r i c. tivap's; and of Mr. Robili's, War.vick weer, Goid Ca-- where'lickets for.iriew ing may be had. SUSSEX. V4ltiable Freehold Eitatri, Eleg.ait N1.11140;1, at)d several Ell/1(,4 t..tr, .it :,ito-s".r"' • TO n't SOLD - 131` A.UCTION% ADAY. GRE,AT GIi3ORG-E-STitli ET v, r AIN'S i LL" • ' TO. LF.,•501.1) AUCTION, • , fly; • ; At.Gariawa!, l l Conr , :honse, oti Tliursday, Februefli , • weive o'ci , ck, • Dairbble 1 EASEW)I.I) • etigibly Arittt4it: uc tlke 4, "; r4 , tt sti cct, Vrestipitutei: The 4 "remises Floor, a 'go . u(l E:iting-iouni;" Libtlry;' MI Wuter t hi t t excvileilt Drawing- 4 4 0ms :ou-the One ;Pair, with * 4-4 '‘ l ii I) c , or,.Wind.Ws IU t4e Ureswig-login on the SocotraStory "; and 'lour . A t i r t i ove:. On Ow ,Basenent is a r g r ood Kitchen,-and g fla:k o . a •.$ tore-room, and Coal. Wine, and. Beer Cellars. iv vice 4 with Tit.kets. Wart,...ittars at Carravio'ti:. of Messrs. - Shiwe, Bridge-street. And ut ,W re arivick-lter , Golden-s.qoare, where Ticket' • 'viewing may be had. '