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L A hr. R E. Pf,M7'. COURT O,F VANG's W vr”.t.snAy, lAN. l'3„' This I): irv . thy, first d'oy:of 11114ry Trqm, the re: , t' , „ ports ri".4l;Call'ig the OI CttricTS in tilt ga,i)s tinder the controul of the 'Court wero read in, the usual . form, ELLFNEWROUCTI iiiifornml the liar, that 41 Rule had hceo ee:Stirw'n with Jilkf o grs of the Court of : (omaton Pleas, which at this; to e WU, C.443(16'44 , 1 access try and it was to repeal rain regulations regarding ;lve day.rules - of l t ti...ont rs, made in the 37th year vf - his pretievt that hereafter no pri , ;(me,r• shall have day.rules for mare than seven days in each ',Vern). THE KINC , TJ. J. DIXON. Mr. Rtsx!Na I)lOVCd' 101 A criminal information rig: 4 1 ,,,, t the D4endartt,• upon the Ally it' of Moses CA rrera, Icirmerly of the jetwish ~t.tt, but now a pro. selyte to Christianity, and t Volunteer t.r, a'_,Corps for the poblic, defence. ", This Gcndeman,'! said the Learoed Counsel, " in his tn'ilitary dreA, sat for his pi4ture, to an artist of the rimne csf AlkiliSt;ll.‘ Mr. Corera found no fault with the execution, excepting in one particular, wl , ich might he con . . sidqred of son . te importance—the piece bore ,nu re. secol4lancer to die otiginal. MI. Carrera retnon.\ strafed ; 'he w idled to he identified by the obisrytr of the piastre, and • he intrfated th a t .. sow , t i4;ht tta !tilde in it. 10 to a scrimp) dis. lute 114' prOle:,sor, vdettr to the 'house . 'of., ttillr, Carrera, h:rn,tif in a very .violent tuainicr, a : ott thaih•oged Pro Cie !,efitt,4. Vie • mu., thor, the latter, ah Aged and tt Meter Lirl . • ; ;, Wilted untive 4:rfo.; and before . v.tr'Atkirn, ,, t , (Flirted the house, lie told my client riLlt a seOunitrel., and 6.110 his el , a.tteter 1 , -61)iicly known. Soon ...Net thi'4 hostile interview, a print was pub., intended to :represera Mr. Carrera in the rozimentaks of 144. Corp,i and' it was explained by ttlib turi; , u , legend A bai Lieolenant once was Moses, It, Thr.to's ' But ai he lilted nut hloodt no ' lie rather let hinhollb4LielCit.' urbc earicatate was now Ifanded utr tb the CHM? * fume E. and Mr Est NE pruciteded in his corn. mentaty, , with great difficulty preserving the corn. posure ni, his muscles, whsle the risibility of the auditory was WlretStl,"liiied.] t' Yttni LOrthilip will nh , erve, that from motives of decorum I. have-not quite corredly given the in. scription the last hue I hays used the pronoun . personal instsati of the substantive, and the pooses. sive governed by it, It will be seen that the Lingle figure 'of Mr. Carrera, unattended, was not intro.. duced- 7 -a companion was given him, who was apply. ing hif. foot to the mote promineot, hut less ho. Pourable part of the human form. While he was reediting this polite *Jute, he appeared invested with his military distinetions; andif his green cost and blue pantaloons werestot the uniform the eye .of taste would have beletied, it was no apology lot this libeller. A third agent supplied the dramoth, per. ionor of this representation; his venerable mother appears at the window of the dwelling, uttering this piteous exelamati.in: , ...." Oh, my poor Bo: I" " To prevent the possibility of a MiStakt, the place, of residence of Mr. Carrera was inserted."— The Learned Counsel attempted to express some in. digmation at' the levity with 'Which this sericus complaint, was regarded thy the speaatuts ; ;maim, said, " - that however omit ,ing it m;glit he to them, to the Noseentor oirronely kle c,;cittdeti with obterving, he had an 'affidavit, serting iorth, !Isar fan Dixon, the Defendant, struck off the deslio, and ,that he reithied to give up the au. (hol —Rote to o,ew ewe granted: Tits .J. 1,01.V111"12, • ( znik3 ++,#t;3,w tti, Coii as al i\:, , licArtnn to the itave to fill•t a , for itlirtr.g sent two itrus yr:, to .st)trw, ; but al the which I.e trKkite,t 13.tt 'recitt, was wrot..gi) itiiitulyti, the (:;iitatr thought i t wag better thAt the fibuedit tstriii3 over until the proetit Term, 1.; migift j in the v 01y,10.1 w<;% tight to he done. ti eti ti o • euept that this Gentif' u against the Ortict 01 ;at. Appemitimi been since with i' . oll,e hew calyx. gr lnt c 3. ()M004iNi.1:,6 VEN.kr.TIV,S. Tvilr. I ; „hie ir r. inovcd for leave; to Comfy:Art.ld a '4)l .401, aid to the infortner, t ,, • 'uit,t fr 13%0 * turn, which a Printer had advertiriing a horse race for less than'sol. te• . , Statute, patt of the penalty went to the • , ~;Ind por t to' the ,Poor ot the ['arid' wherein, W2* corotnitted, and he h4d the consent' of the !twriftfl:ll3 and Overacets of the Poor to ;.. • .•.ioi-I.*" But not of the f'oor rpl th, vet, .1 16 the reason thvie'roastees rti (I , e. POUT their consent to the Compound.. log Penalty, to the prejniice of the persons who are ? it bad consent, and the Court A Lt.itrilrl. 4 . Wit!' at the Bar - , %vitas; name sve did not s7iid, that he we, insttukfieti to eof,sent tri thi9 Motion, and to starer that notice had I,een tituck, ill) O t t the church door tit its being id. tentied to be made lung ago. , Lord Et!, noaoll It. Ytal have the eon:tint of the chuitt+,valdens 'and Overseers of the Poor Of t he Parish, hut not'of thift'court, for Compounding this Penalty, we cannot allow of any contrivance. between the party who has ir , eurreti the penalty, and Pariah Officers, to the prejudice of Ito ?Our of the Patidi." ' Motion refused. ARRESTS. -; :lAltYls MOved for 4 Role 10 Shell? Calltit t • .. way a p 11111itlii at an s N iott tootap„, Tlptilliy ail Costs, natwithstandin4 llr 14t1 tacoverctl verdict hr 101. s tglinst tttie „L:ietet,t'al beeAttla tie had heist him to for 121,,iit the time he koew- eocre WAS nit *MO thiln to% doe; this he moved upon . 4 very wise The Petitioners, Messrs. .Sisson„ : Smith, and Claphion, aree to the'situation Assignees to hard Paley, of Leeds: This application'to the, 'Com vas, to stay• the certificate of Richard Tom. ,litiaon, of Ma'too, Bre ..eer, until certain bills which de'volee into"the hand: of these.Assigness,lts Repro. sentitiVes of Paley, had been proved . before the Conimissionere in the. Bankruptcy of the said Richard:reinelinson.. There, were two (Latina sets of bills conned with the general question ; six of them, which were of the earliest date, amounted zooot. a and four of Ahern, et a later period, amounted to '2OOOl. 25. together constituting a clitiM. • ol 40001. 25 Tate last bills purported to have upon them the intlorsetneot of William Water), under the'singulareireumstances which will he ex. niained in the sulisetrent pleadings, involving one of the'rnost intricate, question. in the law of Bills of Exchange. Besides the demand on these Bills, the Assignees had proved on-the ,estate of Tomlinson, a debt due'to Paley, of a different nature,' to the ex. tent of 70°01. eeill be right to ',remise, that of the tirst hills Tomlinson was the, iedOrser, of the fait he-was the drawer ; the bills ;were in `the course of negotiation in February, anti a conniiis. sion of bankruptcy was issued against Tomlinson an the loth of June ifto s e. • . • Mr. AnexAttiattitein the part of the Assignees, stated'at corisideiablelength the. origin acid pro. greys of threw tritaeaCtions; he !mid, that the inquiry witlerespea to the two sets Of bills wit's clirferent:; the general ground of objection to the whole was, that Tomlinson had no sufficient native of the tion. Payment of the bills , with respetl, to the' first of which he was the indorser, arid to the last he was the drawer. But with regard to the second class,' there Was an additional circumstance to be taken into eoesideratioo,..whteh was , t h at . a „ person ,f t h e name or William ~Waaen apeeareii as the payee to these billr, and his 'name was placed upon went in the form of a n intoreeinent. • The 'learned C ,-, unsel entered at large inn) these two & e lections . ; lie aro duced letters of Tomlinson, anti afklas its formed upon them, to spew there was 110 muco of iratisac. Oinn between the oarties, ahac.any formel notice such nun.paytuent was wholly unnecessary. With regard ro the second difficulty, he admitted, that the indorsement of the payee was a counterfeit, but,, that Mr. Williani Wawn had subsequently given his -assent to this employment of his name, SO that - the bills were in no reepea vitiated by this additlint, Mr. Romit.vir, on the part of Richard Tumlin.. sone the Bankrupt, and of ,his Assignees, resisted thiiapplication,.and contended, the proolof:these hills ought to be. rejededs and the certificate of sha BanktUot be admitted. Mr.. Tomlinson had •tio iris tereti whatever in these a mere domestic re. lation to some of the parties had induced him to out his name to them, and partly by importunity, part. ly by the indidgineleg of the convivial limn, he bed ber,n induced to exercise ibis ,coefidence. It was rightly awed, 'that the two bets of bills volved questions of a edifferent nature on those.: purporting 10 be intinrsed by William Wont, no doubt could remain, in' the mind of his Lordship., No man. could recover , the amount of a bill unless the atquat indorsement of the payee appear upon it. Of this hills amotinting to 20001. 2ti. it is acknow: • ledged there Was no such indorsement,. but the name. of the payee, Watt feloniously imitated. The oh. jeacion to the oilier cysts of bills was equally 'fatal, although no criminal bet was committed, Tomlin. son , w h e ther drawer tir indorser, ware entitled to notice of the nOn.payment,ithe were o he held re. , spoosible ; he had received - no such _notice, and therefore wile tvleilly exonerated from the payment. (it , was argued, that, the letters written by Mr. `fottiliesorie were a waver at this notice.) The Leartied Counsel entered into a minute examination of the contents of the letters; commented 'diffuaely on the allegatione- contained, in .the several elude. vits ;. and concluded, with saying, that t'it're was rio ground either to direEt the proof of the bills, or to stay the certificate of the Bardcropt. CH` ANC it reinember when the new cloarine was not, tenable, that there is no ne. cessity for giving notice of the non.paymetir of bills, if there be no effeeisl , but now We are iii tnieli a luation in this great tothrnereial country, that :we !wilily know . whaiares and'what ate' nut to be deno. rnitiated e effe4ts„ Papition to tint Case only stales _certain iraiisaelione between, the nartici; Withoutire. tre d us i,ig sh e l ea se informatitin to assiit the Caort in the ottjects to whichrit should (Ailed its peculiar at. tension, It etotoe certain persons went Wien: the Commitisiotiere ; that they were riot pet.. ' /pitted to prove # ; it . prays the CatAstc entiote to decide. whether .the. party ought to prove or 'not ; aott that io the mean, time the cent. Cleat; be withheld. The demand is upon ten Bills of Exchange. Tutirol, the' hills were drawn on , Wit. . 'Walker; they were for the amount of eoool. and were payable so the order of Wawo. Tom. linann, whose name was used in this transa4ion, ap. pears to be a very ignorant creature, but he is not on this account 10 be excused from hie; nisponsibi. lity with - respalao the bills. For this mot/adapt of paper . In ireinse.on the public it is not expc4ted a market will be found, utiles, William WaWo's naive be employed; hence his name it without ceremony, and without vendission, used, anti therefour .iii tin. poem's goiout into, the world, carrying with them the cretin which Atoll belting; only to :Ills OWti tore. In, Mr. Paley's presence there' Warbongiing attempts this Signaturo ; and he is refire. tented as saying s 'tai the` peIIiQtIS,C4I4ICCIIItd, he had a dextrotteelerk. in his employment, who could write four different bends, ,and he should lib the perseti riiiiorreci to, ioeimilisie the name of Waver); Shop. stmt. his clerk s is theti called, and he performs the ,boein s esa with so inueli talent, that Mr. Paley fondly exults in die' success of the attempt. Tlien they sly this is nothing, and the cast of Tailoek arid, esat., I ;NOON I Printed by 'tic HAa. 1) HARRIS, (of No. 4, Mai tlet-Mirt, 1103 C. litfit ); And t At the Strpr-Orvicr, No. t t:, cirraud; where didirertittrunts, ordsrs fin AFA aq.ilost Vegatious:Arreoti, which prniviacd, that it 4 (1 hold another to bail f:rjtmatA:kii,an h recovers vetlikt, such _Plaintiff ordered to 4 pay all costs, ,as if he IcaillVs't Jhe Itule to . tille‘w cause granted. - C (14.1' (),F, cl-lANCEity, lAN. 21. F,X PAXTE_ ris is to he Tidied atpottus,;which, although decided under alte highest authority, may certainly be said ta have introduced notch _mischief. Here, as .94dil as there, we have a fiditiona payee : the declaration in that.case was prepared by Mr. Justice CHAN B who was a very learned Speaial Pleader, and a count was inttodoced,tiecjatingthe money was payable to hearer, when, under the contract, it appeateillo'have been payable to order. .-I believe tlm,Taestion rtn that occasion involved millions of property, yet there is no man accustomed to the duties of West. minster Hall, who, bersre that decision, would riot' have thought the party could' have been.hrought in guilty-of forgery, - had el. been the only pecuniary consideration Lbut we n have at least Lord KENYON'S • authority for thinking, that if the person whose name is used, were then in existence, and his credit were thus fictitiously introduced on.the paper, it would, in' such a case, be extremely difficult to recover tie bills. Whatever may be the law as it • now stands, I hope all due 'weight' will in future he given "to an ancient tniiximi founded equally on justice and policy, that the civil lights of parties ought rather to be sacrificed titan that 'the corn. mission of an enormous crime shoold be passed over with impunity."—His Lottiship afterwards eotered . into an examination of the correspondence between the parties, and into some curious disainCtions on the cases where noticeltas and has not been deemed n . inecessaty to parties, on bills in the tespeCtive situa. tiona of drawera and indorsers ; •anti he concluded with observing to the Learned Counael fur the As. signees . 6 The utmost I can do for you is to permit you to enter your -claim, and to bring: an action daring upon the ten bills, you at the same time un.; dertaking to produce those hills. Yuu may put as many ,counts as you please' into the. decimation ; and if you obtain a verdift, yoU shall be permitted to" prove to the extent - of, that verdid. But all you shall get by it will be the dividend on the - estate, for I will not stay the certificateuncler the circumstances with reaped to these accototoodation bills, which . appear to me to be the destructive poison nth:Taint. stered against the trade of this country. If bill vol this descriptiotvslwulti be brought into the CoUrts of Law to which i have referred,J have always un. derstood that it was the duty of such COurts to its. pound them ; moot if you desire ohne an Order in a different form, you will, perhaps, üblige•me to, do. the, same, instead of giving you the opportunity of athmting ain Alt: decisioo Where sloe ran be more successfully reiriti'ved. Seeing; the - matter in the `joint of view I do, I. can Searcelyjus!ily'leav; ing the Cow withoutlhe.billa in my hand:',', A. curionicireurnstancc happened at a great house in St. limesit.street last Mndly 114,1 r. Sir - form having lost a considerable ~urn ar thtew ant_vn big purse, anti exel timed, " set me my I,lm stake r,4 .I will," replied a Noble Lord ; on which Sir joirlf rAk the box and threw in, till he had uwuit five hundred and ti:velveitakee., O opening the purse, he produced a Lottery Tic, ket, and intiistedonbeing paid in kind at the next meeting ; therefore'.the Noble Lied raust purchase tive bun red and twelve Tkckets, whatever the.price may he., • ' • Sir ‘ Jon HILL ) M. D. F. R. S.. at Paris,-and Kuigiit'ol the Royal,,Order, of, Sweden, finding the it!iwi)itatits of this:Country, at thi , , season nr the year particularly, afilitted with Coughs, Colds, and Asthiu.itic COMPlainti, fourO out a method tif enn. Centratinrthat valuable ExtraA of. FlOwera cafiecl ii(4l£,Y l and hringing itIVI a small compass a-very large portion of its excellent virtues.. Sir JoHN HI I. 134sarn none)/ is therefore recommended as the <tnoat 'safe s , . innocent, and cfreffnal Remedy fur Cotighsi.,Culds,,apdAsthinas. ChOdren,,andth e most delicate, 'nay, take it with the greareit safety. It is to be had of Messri. SHAW and h i riwAatm, No. 66; St. haul's Chitrch4ard,. who have purchas. ed of the Hon. Lady flit. L's Executor rill' the prO. perty in Sir join , : Fit t. Os Medicines, Price 34. 6.1. If their names are'not on the Stamp it is a Counter. felt.. - , . . _ FORTUNE') DILIGENCE—CARTER DRIVER. ••• Volvho. would travel Forttnit's r0a,1,.) And reach at once her bright abode, ' With speed .t0..0 ii.iring-Cross repair, And 4.:AKT E.R. 30011 will drive you there t • lle is - to Driverbra day; • But many altar has gope-.that way. Thus,'irt the I.:ortery'vvotild You thrive, • ,To.Cna.rsa .haqe-rlet CAR.TER driVb. whof bc to Piiverty a Martyr ' While there is such a man as CARTZk ? Then haste to gain, nor fear a fuss, fOr:C4ILI .Chitritig-Crooi Cin'the 16th inst. the'L il ad l y 4 o r i f.i gr:tirch, Dian ;ol.slattl,e, of a Son. ' Lit.cly, at her lather's ':it, M - nliyiltiii, rant Isletii4h.'lre land, the Lidpolt;ir Atayntitl Datteec r ,l,l4rt. 0f.4 1)-ivi i i,tvr. Y.,;bterday rnornitsg s the wile of Mr. Davies,, B ~ oot...lter, in the Striuid, clf .4' Dauthter. Al4Rtt ED' ' Yesterday, Kepple.street, 114,116“1.squatc, in Miss e.rot Barr, third daughter of the, e Fig, - of 1•; , 1:;,t, Winchestor, ,Captajo Boothfiy, Aid - de-Ca: . ni, <<s tls I)Oke cdniveilanki, to9Nliss , jtmkiAson, ctat4;htf..r. 114044 0 0 i gstj, of . Winclicster v t2Tothca to • Tite saint - ; tay; at Leeds Parish Church" C..plortel Stnttl beu4.:e, ui St..,:inthornc, in the North Ricitn4 of 'l/6ikSinte, to Nliss of-Wakifield, • "' k) t) Mond..) . last, ;.tt St. Giles's Churelt, Captain W. Cel gton, of the ['Annie,' East-tiidtarnan, tcrAllis Rosirra Ban. Oughter ‘t lohtt pannikter, Esq. of Gower street. Lately, at l'inwbridge, Izithes 'Sheppard, Esq. 16 Mi.-$ Frome, sister of krogtq, Esq. , _ DIED,• Fridq, at hij rat ctt Iltrougtagidr,e, the 1"V:!. lame; Wilkinson, M. A... Vicar (if Sheffield, Prebendal' c'or and title 04 Maj4t‘ 's .filstices of tho. Peace 1 - 0! ttio Vv'et Riding Sattn . ...ay,- lara. Farrington ; widow. of the late, and motheruf the prea6;rut . General fatrington, of tltc Royal Ar tiii,:ry. P yr.cra Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, -March la! .. 01.! N'',l;!9l:HNte)wlquArSit•lg. Tefts‘tc,xl..ot.l.i.L,oEl:tqw;. . 006 : 1 T BEG leave to , Inflam • you, that ever Sti l v D v i I. es 4, o f • - A year t. 790, I have been atilided with the - u ) 04.4 rea ; which, flout its obStlnately ' resisting Meateitte 11s:54:fiber( by the most eminent ofAble r] otie o , l c vt4y c-r ica lti: nest, and underi,oing several severe' courses :.1,100 and twice diseltargzli. tient the Hospital, with i'tt#lo ta t would - appear to be of the most inveterate riature.,.4 0 sPrifig or hit sreal° nay' disorder' had got. to such 4 .,;:, e 11cc i nearly, to put a period to my,existenecr -I had a lii ~It i if on the Crow ii at my head,. one on each arat,. 3o ,'„,.. ac.; were broke' out in 4 fkigilt cud in.mljt , f ; -, j/ y, right w_ , -- .1 ,, :a ill , fnilYPainllll, andliadbe'%ii in aistatc, of ulceni t i °9 os. oh' l i fast seven y oars,- my deft h44:1 also .r.vo large tto+i ~,f , or" ',vas ,v4;;ry much discoloured, and' g . av:.... ine suet et' 0 ,0 in!, pain; particularly whew. Warm. In bed, as 11 . etr'i o cC. 111 : f i Kive me o rest ; in this `lamentable state, I WI' S eat' i mended b 'Mr:. 1::; Tnompson; - (v•rho .received 's°',"piltite Burt h' - t iglu ~hare ), .to take your I,,, ;t yc , s Paten c oli , l which negin td 'do on tho' . t 6th of May ; in , t „ 1/c i, c itei l t 01. a lottnight v .1 began to IVCCIN'C'. inll4,:ilt , - -411 ' I" - $ Y. 1 1 1a1 a month, the; ulceri4 on riv: hdd and ar' u lialt illy, healed—soon atter,- , :pi op ritY , ~ in , tr i .iko ; telvit‘g, liowever, considerable discoloura"°,l4 !..117,1 skill, arid pain ia the bone of thei tet, - whir:hi' Ofr, 0 1 14' 1 . i F,4Ag.cif Guti, ..tuft 4 little lon;er vets , ....vcrance il l Y - E , u lit vrie rqo mini its nal ttr4l inte„ . and the nodornal pin' 0 , - „',l-,,, lurih. l6 , ll / 4 10 .crti:itt 6 , subsided ; • the nodes etispersinti.;iAte,' . onv, ott. I thus b::‘:.6liit?.., by yOaf Liberal 2-Pil A c ;iata l ,4' (twine, p ern: Aiy , tr- > '. from ail : in y former. ctOir •i'' s:1 lucre i',1:,, , 4%,1 my t,... - inzr spirits Ana strength, ao" i,o!. Chit jolly 'aral Lit, is Whitil ,SlAte • .11AYIngt: 0110113° 1'; 0 'inthititz) Cu UR; ilitotiLirity , nt T of all whil knoar,Tue,oo6,.l a nw i., what I.,:rnts Lb ii/Cptos. , my' ,, graitorle , ' • 11 ;," . 00 P I to" the gno4 of .Qther satti:ring 'mom) s, to alr.- c „,,: 1 ,:. ' 4:4:ie. ,ii pti)l:c .id" 11 , .):Iitilc, as l shalt on r YerY ``;0: 0 „ ' trt , so OoiriA, you' '.will Kre4uly t bli ge . sit, your 1 . , ; i ow • ) , , , ,liliciit, very lturniile serVanf, ALIA• min swan's Close, I ligh•ittett, Edinburgh- ..(..; . ' 1 i , . Witnesses to the above Clive : , i. , Jor 1 1.-,H, J Tptestrsoi4, No. 3; Nov. , Potiltry , AP r ' 4 3, .' Or', ovn WI ter osit, Old !.ssetnbly- ;.MUSE, eil,itiont:,- , , Prepared and Sold by tr.i: vkle I. l rop,r,','''' . :31 - I ,,dis: Tvo m A i - 1,',.. Y4O /t , Nlember or tlto lieyal' l ,:. oi- ' LailiPi t o' Beans, at his liousc..., Jo. 9, Ne%ir Irnige-' 0 '`' T HIYI4 where, A ft er A COnStaVit MitiCutz.of ou rc ‘.ii , . :,..i p (i . years, its A pra;;', ice particulftrly diraed t' :', . . ' 'P Venereal Complaints,. 'ante t hosl• incidental tv • ' (ivencration, with th4t iitvi.ol:th.... sec , cci " L ' . • ' ' ' his prOfeSsion slinv.tlil alwav - s obsevvs: i! s fiatittr,liirnself, the advice:oil ass , 4 ....., , • ' ' • administers to per ~IS taking t 1,,,,, 1 ."'''• • :;:.--: .4cstcomed, , by; it dtsceriliog• Public, : , - - i 3 dont •twinahle and void ot ::t1 anth:wiitY . ye:: Als.a sold, by his 'ai)poiiitment, ~ Or . Ole - c° ll l ,,w, i' ,. 4 . .' those living at a di:mance, at the - 'e!' -''' cr.s tz' ,) . I°P I. Alhan's.streer, Pall.:1 1 elall ; flu. Toysiop , ,- tf :-!'' - lord-street; Mr. Dishoroogres, No. 7, : i 1 11 ', 1 5 6 , - , .; 11';' Mr. Steel's, ltooltseller, No. t, i.; t iv,r;-t0w , ,.."' ';1-r; 41 '1 hill i Mr. Ilaxter'S, Soutit-brido, 1. , 11; ,. `• 1 , ; l '_ .l f ' !r i '' eunald, `ln ; Mi. Cativveil'b,, l)u-- ,1- '• ' 'l I.: I. 'ter . o • - • j Kn In evc..ry colJwicritbli.: town. it, (; ri ,, ,; ,2.l3 lal , iii, t,); i a l a ßo ti x i e re s c i tl q ur o , :.:ly w z ,h zi e . rc e r t i l y . ; c5r .i.cj , :, ,. , ,,15 5‘ , 0 1 : r. -: ~" ,lit - L. , Lure themselves . with ease, speed, ie-,.-re- , Y , "7,ea i t - • X • 11. IL' ;a1 11-ix s.)1:: in I.;trar I.trw-c-t 1 `,.' .„fav'"' a Stamp.- on .wincli„ by ';ve:.n.tr of ,the ',I , 11: -, •;.ited. at the Stant p-01fice -:... -ir . aY'''' -4 , D 'iligemirtv' ! t.--tc., ilnt tatet v h i cit is Fe looY * i- e' I. . tilose . , Cimtiteifeifi, ~,.,. stteeL (;rosvemr-squAre;) wait kiat srocws. R IC; A y . I ribt! 5 per Cent, I ticiiii. Bond:. ' sq4t4.ea Stack, P,xcheti. Hilts. ' p:ir, tit, rill., fialwriAl 3 p4r.,Ce#t, r9s t I.lirto At n. 9.i Con 3. for 'v. 61 , i- 63 6 1.$ 1; Navy ILt et, per CCM. 1797, loa!• rxr eellt: 77k t' a . ; i;c:t ticq, o'er et Cott fit;, t Vamk 1.. Aim. 17 Ditto Short Mitt. Alt XV (Qt Soitth she Paper, Letters for the Edrivr, (00.44;d): GREAT CEO RC, p_stittp:t, WtSTMINSTER. TO BE SOLD BY AL/CTlMiti, • ~. • Mr. ROBINS, . At qatraway's Col:Fee:house, on Thursday, Febr uar y 7, a 'Twelve O'CLOCIC, A , Dt.tirable. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, very eligibly sitnare nei."tl - le Park, No. 4, G teat Georg.% s'!reer, Wystrril darer. The }'remises, comprise, ou rii4 Floor, a r,!ood Eating-room, Library, and Water -Cl os er; 0 , 6 excellent Drawing-roprns on the b ile v a i r ,, with folditl Doors, Wio w s to th Ground, &c. ; two Bede l l arnbers and a Dressing-room on.the Sec o nd Story ; and four A ttie/ over. On.; he I,la,eineot is a e good Kitchiert,and a Back dit to, a Stora-r„otit and etml, V/ine Cellars. May be vie w -ti with Tickets. Particuiars ar Garraw 3 Y' s .i' of Mes.,rs. Slui we, Itridge-street, Illackfrvra ; and of lur i : Rubin, Watwick-stt o et, where Ti ck*" f°! viewing ba bad. liE111)1.1) ft S NC E the ligiblq Part Q 1 s.e. 1: I', with iitiine , i ., tte eueiessi° ll ' -TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIt)Ns • By Mr. ROPINS t At Carraway's CoP,Se-honsc, in Exe'hange Alley, Cornltilh on Thursday o h 7, at Twelve o'Cleelifl Two Lots, unle , s all ae , ;cptable offer is made ',den:" Loth of January y o L cum • 9 • • Ira t FREE' prises a . paci.tua n HOLD. NIAN SION, lately erettea at a consiitor.tult, expence, and finished in a.hatutliorne c 4; the Ground Floor, a neat Entrance, an Eating PAIS", Study, and Dressing-room; un the First Story are 'tW ° :,,j Chain t lant Drawing- rooms , with folding doors, Bed Water Closer, &'c. ; trio SecOnd Story are-three excellett Clramberii; and four good A ttlas over .; the Basement 0i); tains convenient Damesti.: Offices,' toothy CellarsifsPa ci° l open airy Yard, the whole finisliedi and in complete.ordctil!., on nr the c e w ßc e .; s i t d si en t e k e ° o f f s a t l e e + t , ti g, a;i t ' r a cc F t. ti ainilY, sit no N 0 :9 ; nt Fato l Lot 11. 'coprises a.d..sirable Freehold comp' Residence,,beitig fo.• 6o s adjoining. Lot l . Hely eNel':` l, 7 a lamer plan, substantially built, and fitted up with ell tonvenienec appropriate to a Family of Di i rmAion % whole in r.:omplete order-, arid now in posse,iion of Gentleman, who will give poSsession at Lady Day itelL h i To be viewed with Tit:LA.ls only. ,Particuhrs Go,'" PrZi. at Garraway's; aud of Mr. Robins, W'ar , vick-strett , Square, where TiLkets for viewing inay us had. PORTLAND PLACE. TO By Mr. ROBINS,. At Garraway's,. on Thursday, February 7",'it aelpe I . • ,` o'Clock, ESi" A Truly D ! !qi rabic LEASEHOLD . A ll " • con - yr:sing a substantial MOdern Fainilo l " s ":grt. Coanti..;kuti:;e and Stabling, situate N 0.21, ori t he East 0 , land:-place ; the• Ground FluOr consists of a handsoMß,lls. trance. Ka a• spacious Dining Parlaur,titted up s !y a tti Cnitnney Piece, &c. ; a Library, Dressing-room, an" Closet ; the floor contains two very eleg 4 ,,,n'',,As • lotty Drawing-roaras, with Mahogany Sashes, or'"4 Chimney Pieces, lialeoniei, ; the s ec ond Sto r Y s - a, two good Bed-chambers; and a Dressing-room, and fiv' ot e,t vanes' Rooms over • the Basement comprises an CO . v et Kitchen, Servants' ' Ball, floaseßoom,eeper's Room , ° ' ll r Pantry, Cellar, arid othcr ()Paces, ratted up with cverY live cessary Cce. Dooble , Coach , house ;la I s l e• stall Suble t , in • Witirams's ws. Larni )-T ' A ' % ;,.noc• dceined, anti' will be inclnded in the purchase; and dirtie possession may . be had. May be vicWed 'with 'Veneto 'only.' PartiCul3r4 hatt.olMcas. {ones and Cli,tet:i, S o li c i tors, 5 4 1i5bu0. ,, V 4 4 ,* at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-str',' c ' 'len-square; where T ‘ tckets for viewing may be.W.," NOBLE I•AMILI MANSION, <;RA.I.TON-Si''' By . Mr. ROBINS, ~.; o * •l ; iii • ' BERKELEYT.SQUARE.._ . TO' BE 5P.i.1.1 BY :1 U C•1:10N, , Ato n C l a s r l r .! 4 u W rst a l Y ;y B the il 7 e t f;l ll,(a eb u '4e r Us - r i y " , rilixacill,3a4t ' e r A w l e i fy l e lo" :, Cvi°64 ni ; A CapitAl anti truly Desittble Siiiicitgl' 141"13 1ii 1 1 ‘ , LEASLHOLD MANSION, fatted up and finish ' 0. tt , le modern stylei c. - intains, on the 6 ro.ind I; loor, al,fot I_..ntrance Hall, a nandsr , nie Eating l.,ai lour, 3? t . "t b). 1 to 6 , t Library arid Dressing.rofirn, an elighnt Slone Sraircas,c,.,,.. 5 Cite a two topic Drawing-rooms, aud.ii arnaller adioiv,.. Tir seconct Story contains four Bedchalitb ° " ; , , ' at° ' 2 ,„ 1 i ) ,- e .,ilit, i ng -r nomi alitl raven Attics over; 411000txt*q. '"'"'----- ..00 AV 3ter CLiets, dec. '11;;;• BaseMent comprises two 5i0,..., of , eunw...nient Dotrvisti,.... 011ictii of eire'r; deiCtiptioll, 1•06,7:1 Calming, ectr, The w h o le- in complete order, a desirable Ites•lder,:t. 'far 'a Nobleman or•GentientinoS)'l7, milY. The ['remises aro licid on Lease,,ar a sti - 01l (; _,'.•""., Tent, and renewable. every fotirteen 'years' at 'a Fine: ce.r.t.-m,,iso __! ,,, kis ,, o, in thelMews adjoining are , Stables- .for' Six 1 ,,, u .: (0 0 s ' l " "' ll( . l ilig for Th 'c- • with Lofts Jod iv over. ~ ~ , rte Carriages , .. (;aft' 'Co be • loved witii Tickets only. PartictilarS at tau e, way ' Ys i and of Mr; Rob' • Vil .' lc, queer , Golden-4cl wh ,..... „t . . ins arme -- , re I. 'acts for ineWirl i • had • and to:till! g may, It :- ~ ' . .....,/