The Sun. — London, England, 1803-05-16 00:00:00

F tbe LPN DOM. AZ ETT Mfg 14, 1861. St. Totes's . ; May 12, . 'ring Chviiikr *d'And‘l3o, 'Envoy Etra.. • ordinary and Niini.ter. PleskipotcO(LitLy _front King. of Svain, ha his fipit private Autlience,ot 14aysty • To which he was introduced by ate - EattofMor •ron, lic,rd:Ctumhcrbill'to Maksty, and con. dueled by ,Rabttrt Chester,. Pri. .Asbistant Master of the Ceremonies. - . . • 7 St. ames t .t, 2 tay,l2, 1803. • lifis flay Rufuq tong, Lisq. Minister Plentpn. tertiary frzmi. the United States of America, had his Audience of Leave of Her Maj , nty ; . To which he was introduced by the Earl of Morton, Lord Chamberlain to Her 'Majesty, and comlotied hy Robert Chester, Esq. Asaistant-Mas. ter of the Cerenionio. •• • • , • t Arming Strert,:ltlay 9, 1803. • His Majesty has been pleased to appoint Major. C,!neral David Douglas Wetnyss, to be Commander of all His Majesty's Land Forces serving in the.' island Of CLiy lon. Wh;tehall, itiv 14, 1803. The - King has been pleased to present the Rev. Richard' Garveys• Grylls. Clerk, Master of .Arts, to the Vicarage of tireage,. in the ctiuncy - Air and Diocese of ..Ezeteri vuitl by-the'dcath of the Rev.• Edward Marshall... • " Crown-Office, 111 ay 13, z SO3. MEMBEI ItETUitNI , A) TO' SE E IN. TIM PRESENT • _ ' P.AP.I.IANIF.NT. Calmly of Nadingbam. • • Anthony liardni ph Eyre, of Grove, in ill; iairt County, Esq. in the rano% or. the Right heart. WilliatryCay.endialt Ben t-it-n. 44; connitouly. ualled I,ord Williait Cavendish 13entint.k, who Iraqi accupttht Qtlic,e of Steward or Bailiirof His Majesty's Three Chiltern Hundreds of Stake, Desborough t lloneniutnt, iu the County of Buckingham. 13.1NKR LI PTS: Macalt Medford, of FitAbury-square, merchant, to surrender May 47, it, and '1 tine 23, a rt - en, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer and 'fontlinsOns, - Warntord-court, Throg morn-in-street Sam. NlaydWell, of Wheeler-street, Spitalfields, silk-dyer, Ally 21, at twelve, 3r, and Tune 25', at ten, at Guildhall.• • Attornies Messrs. h vitt and Mixon, klayclon-square. • !Min lieckl'ey, at Soutiramptbn, grocer, May 17, 2g, and une 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. A ttotnies,.,Messrs. Parker, Palmer, and Cuppage, Essex-street,.Strand. Edmund Foi tiler the younger, of 'Stratford, P i ssex, butcher, May z 31, at ten, and . 1 ttrie a;, at one, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. A rgill, ,Whltechapol. Road. A.braltarn . ;Amens A rnstein, late of London-street, linen draper, May 17, 241 and junli 25, at ten, at Guildhall. At tornie*, Messrs. Cock - ayne Taylor, Lyons-Inn. Tames Gadd, of I.;ristol, dealer, lune 7,8, and a;, at eleven, at the Bummer Taverrt, Bristol. Attoinies, Mr. Panoras-lane; Bucklersbury ; or Mr. Smith, Wiue-street, Bristol. paseptt Gibbs, of Birmingham, button-maker, May s 7, 28. and lune 25, , at twelve, at the Union-Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. I),tvon and Tooke,. Gray's-Ann, Lon don ; or Mr. 1412inwaring, Birmingham. itichord Bentley, of Wellelose-squirt, haberdasher, May 17, dad Lute 4, 25, at ono, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. and tt. Witls, Warnford-court, 'rhrognorton-street. lc, u 7 Lightly. attd James Thompson, of - Upper Thames streot, srauralemi, Flay ar, ail, and one 25,. at twelve, at Cuildhali, Attorney, Mr. Lwcley, Cheapside. Andrew Thomson, 41t Dow-lane, tatter, May 17, 24, and lurtit 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attotnies, Messrs. Crowdor and Lavie; Frecterielt's-PlaCe„ Old Jewry. Richard flerinshaw, of.ralace-Wharf, Lambeth, corn and e o 4l..dealet, iy 17. end June hr .levvit, odd- hall, Attorney, Mr. Motility, Bouverle-treet, .Fleet. St Net. yr4 s 4:l6 Renshaw, , of Islingtort'-Road, timber-merchant, M.. 24, at one, June 7, at ten, 3;1(125, at twelve, at Guild lull!. A ttornie,,, K.,:ssrs. Leigh, Illahancl, and Mason, C rescent; New 13,61gF-street. , • . Pet,riDogi.,:, Whitc..t , :fia , , builder, M.ty r 7. 22, and June • at , eks. , en at I. Attorney,. Nit. Newcomb, • vistc-str..et, • Cr A(0 lege ry3, of New Bond-street, goldsmith and jeweller, lone 7.5,., - ,lt'twcivc at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Pellatt, Rartleres-linildltigs,Kolborn. • 1 one 'B. Samuel Rribinson, at Sheffiel.l,',acissor-smith, at (doyen, at 'the King's Fkad Sheffield. June 7: Nicholas it an 1e..00.11 eorge Bartlett, of Ge rarct-Sm.et,,Solios • iroti-rnongent, at tin, at Guildhall. Totanas (hues and', john Harrison, of High Ho!. bGrit, manufacturers and ‘vlinlesale.-glovers, at, ten, at 1 tine; 7, - Thos. irkpafrick, of Cbu rdt- passage, tateaton a rcet. n rcha r, 4tt trwa, at Guilo4l jtine4. Wm. ~t' hrticllbrd, NVilts, clothier, at tett, at tilt: . 1/411. I tine to.. .1(0111 • • • „ ...[. I vertiool, merchant, at . twelve, a; til.., • Vet 0001. hurler *4. I ohn ,•. . Satnuel ton Parker ; ;•Izd ut t 5 Yaw. • ; v•,:rpool, merchants, at slit. (.37.1rt , June .1:1, I h0rC44,11-Street, • , • .tt,sii lwepti Alaincant, • • en, at Itt.ie 14. , ~ • , . of 1V bite Liott... -court, . • ,•. , rd 'lull; 4, lieirry I,t „ cu r bre cei r,hire,. trio _ ney-6erivener, at • • • 1 1;11, jutw 13. 1„1", hat-manufacturer, at eleven,: at the l'‘itigew.w.l-Arms,,l\lanettester. L ime • iolin• Turnbull., boomtorbea, -Robert Allen Crawford, and Pavid Skene,. of Broad -street, merchants, at one, at Guildhall. • , June O, lac - I:stilt, of Wentworth, Yorkshire, corn dealer, at ten, at the.'fltree Cranes Inn, Barnsley. . June 4. AVni. Lur‘lon, of%Chatlitutt-Place, money-scrivener, at tru,'at _' • 4 . One 4 . Sant, 111.iteoi1H, , ate of `QI4 Bmad-street, broker, at • , inue .1.111106 Perry, late of Lancaster-street, Birmingham, buttoa and toy-maker, at eleven, at the.' Swan Tavern, I3ir tnitAlkon.' . • : - h. 'Thos. Nieholls, late, it Birmingham, grocer and . seedstnan, at eleven, at tile lien and Chickens Inn, Bir mingham. l une Is. ugh M air, of Liverpool, grocer, nit eleven, at-the Star and Garter T4vera, LiverpOel.. June 7. i'ralicis Brooke, Win. Pamir, and Robert !One, of street, wareltousvirtort, at eleven, at Guildhall. Itatt; John Coles, of Smitittield, bank.er, CitiVelt at (2 , . lurk 3. Thomas (..f South-Shields. 04p-owner,. at eleven, at -the Sit.d..e.,,peare-Tavern, NeAvea.stle..upon. .1; r = r rrittgtort, Arid Icltto :Erring. too, of Ne I t , cologLitt,t3, 1t chgren, the • t- I c ol 141,e: 4. Li , Crioke. 4tct jatnes•Frandi Clitibrii, , „ 1 . : Diane . Clitle 4 1 04 Pall ino„, 1;;:th. ithe. 9, in, Tate ot Lixerpool, c...r.er,. at at the Star Cartei:. r4verL, pooh not: 03. 'i. it t i n.l.4n.tt:ni,ant - Vjohn Sroc:-In.i.rsit, of sal ,rte, 1.4n0 - •tonire, to4wizri, at thrtie, at the Sp'real luttv. 7.,; Wl9. AJI/by,.l - ite of Norttranyton, ilirtm, at the: Pt1.1. , ...tt..A: Inn, Nl)flliarnino+L. C [NIT IFIC„ j ono 4. Wat. fop:calla - Wm. i.. , ttctor, sfratils. diSx. f. j. Tessier, 01 Poll:: feathei.raer- N ew man, .of Soutlon, , n, maker: Witgoer, of 't . •y, Itico-pfinta, GLa. !hunter, 1.. a. a,!;..4,4 zatfcharki. , . . .. hinun; Branivr, I ttt.,. esi Artjel-L;ourt, Virockmorton-street, . ntertitaat. Tlipert,6 fiti Itettl qf st.tilltin;t- , n, '..;;;s .;,t, titnbcr. , marchint. f"racit-i$ GeoLit,-of liiiiitc:l4 , lu, ),10:-.ItIvitiire, coJI-rrnr, 'cil;Dit. ._. .`" 1 . - : .., -- . . loitti I lostat* of Oxfortt.street, haturausiter,:: • MAILS. DU E. ARltit'ED. • 1 011.131 a t- . ^ F-14Jabutgh PRICV STOCKS O . 71111 1..)A it AT 'FM7EO'4 O'CLOC!:.; CM5015 - 6zl eCniuils (Account) . bz THE SUN. 119L111 11 QUIS DICLIS 411041461 , . • 1.0./V2O M A Y 16, 1803. Ott Saturday we put our Readers in possession of every circumstance relating to the rupture of the Negotiation, which had in the course of that day , , reached this Country. in tlhe earlier part of , the day Cie homes of Pace were prevalent , in the City, for the Three per Cents. were at one: time• as high as 05 4,. The darri vul ca Mr. I.vrt.t. the Messenger, howeirer, at twenty mi. nutes before one o'clock,. soon rut an end to these flattering expedations, and the Funds fell more than + per cent. The event of the Negoria. tion was even known in thc City previous to that' by private Expresses, no less than twelve of which are said to have arrived in the- course of Saturday. About two o'clock the 'LORD MAYOR appeared at Lloyd's Coff,:e.house and the Stock Exchange, and read the following Letter from Lord IlAwtccsnuur, copy of which we, stopped the Press on Saturday to in. sort, but which we thin day re-print for the saris. fiftion of all our Readers.) M Y La it Denotifig-strat, May 14. I think it right to lose nci time in informing your Lordship, that LYar:L, the Messenger, is arrived from Paris with Dis. patches from Lord ty u I TVroit, T by which it appears tha Lord Wm's-Wort - I.a 'bad received Isis passports:, and was on the point of leaving Paris wherithe Messenger came away, an Thursday evening.. _ I have the Honour, &c. (Signed) HAWK. ESBURV. To i/o Rit?t 11-x. the I,w.i I4Jir. Lori Wti 11 WORTH received the Dispatch 'of Ministers by Mr. Si . Lv r , .-1 - trt, at. one o'clock on Monday last, but from motives of -delicacy, which cannot but be applauded, he delayed, in consequence of the accident which had beallen the CHIEF CON. sut, delivering in the final demand of the British: . Cabinet till Tuesday 'at noon. that.dentand r we understand some slight Modificatioa,pf the Uri matutn bad been made. 'ln thirty-six hours he re quested a final decision, or his orders were to. quit ,Paris at the expiration of . that time; which would be OM Wednesday night. On that. evening Lord Wa TWOILTH received intimation from the Mini. ster for Foreign Attars, that the Ci llE le CONSUL meant; on the (allowing morning, to refer the point to his Council. They deliberated till Thutsday afternoon., when they decided fur WAR, This warmerely an expedient to gain a asy's delay, and probably to take off from the CtttccCoNsux, some. thing of the odium of the renewal of the War, for: it is not at all probable that, the Council would vett. tore to decide otherwise than as BONA!' AIM'S will pointed. iminediately upon the opinion, of the Council being made ,known to him, Lord Warr_ WORTH prepared to depart. Yesterday in the course of the day'General A N R EOSSY received no less than three Expresses from his, Government. Mr. SHAW' arrived yesterday forenoon at Lord Hiwxtsal; Y'S OFice, with an account of Lard WH IT W KTH having left Paris on Thursday night. His. Lordship Wds slop at Boulogne last night, and would probably cross: V , CY to Dovpr this Mornipg. This morning at Five o'clock Gcnetal. At it s. 401 e —suite, departed from his house in Portland-place, and took the routefor Dover.— He and Lord WH 1 MORI H Would probably meet upon the road; M, SctilmmELPlttits:lNClC, the Dutch Ambassa dor, was with Gener;ll, ANottitosti'v before his de parture this morning, but the. Bitavian,Minister does not yet tztke his leave of us. We forbear to copy all the idle reports .which the other' rapers Contain,- most (J. whiclkseem to us r."!alenlated for mere tirkk..jollbing purposes. it is mare our business to' detail cats derived from un doubted 'authnrity. Hu, MAJEsTY remained in TtrbVn tittl whole o f yestettlag, and sf:ive audience to sottte of the Mild. Ir w;'s IN , ith hint at Rucking. h.,.n.,1„1-loi,i7;t: if a considcrAle time. A Cabinet three tc? five, ait Lord HA W '; and, in the eveni ng ;mot h er C4nnicil at the Lotto Citivpic Lto v h) 11. 0 ,:, f fT,1../ . 5,11 =tired '.l..,tuaty bight an I;:mbarly) laid on all 17,...,1 , 4, Ali:ones, and ordzr4 acrt..dis. patched to all the Cot-porta to the saiitz effect. The watt. reached Dover at two; o'clock yesteriby morning, and the gmbar g o is particuhrly We underitandThat by one of ihe French Mes sengers who Arrived yesterday, there came a letter from 130N.11TARTE addressed to the IC iNG. There was a question, we understand, about the propriety I delivering it, but we believe it was at length de ,vered. We have not heard that any answer has Leen returne& • . . A Coillicit was •to have been held at ' Eleven o'Clock this forenoon, but it was adjourned till Two at the Queen's House..' It is concluded that at this Council the Message to Parliament, which is ex. peeled this' afternoon, will be settled, and the Coun cil has been deLlyed, it is said, thai Ministers may hear of Lord WHITWORTH'S landing before the Message is framed. The Deal Telegraph has been at work all the morning. Tile public decision upon these events will of course be 'impended, till all the circumstances relating to. tl4 Ncgotiation'shll be laid regularly before Parlia; rnent and thi - - Coutliiy.` We have no doubt of 'tVlinisieis being iible to satisfy both, that they have done every 'thing that could be done, Consistently with our . interesta and our honour, to prevent a re. newal of the 'War and the recent surrender of so many of,ur conquests, proves that they were sin. core in their intentions, and sanguine in their hopes, of effeOing this desirable object. We cannot,.however, but,contemplate with awe, though certainly with no sensation of dread or of despair, the struiple for existence which we are fated so speedily to renew. In the aweful conflift, it surely behoves us to avail-ourselves of all the ad. vantages which. Providence affords ; and our first consideration ought to be, the formation of an Ad_ ministration' strong, decisive, and efficient, which shall comprise those talents, combined with those .principles, which possess, the approbation and con_ . Hens of the Country. The Pilot whose firmness, energy, and judgement, have before enabled us to weather the atorrn, is the man to whom the eyes of the Nation are naturally turned when the tempest re sumes its rage. With the helm in his hands we shall ride secure. Confidence will nerve our 'exertions, and if the Nation unanimously exert itself, we have before frequently remarked, there are no dangers or difficulties which we may not triumphantly sur mount. Lord NELSOt i last night received his instruCtions from the Admiralty, and departs for Portsmouth - to morrow or Wednesday at farthest, to embark. on board the Amphioff, for the Mediterranean. The 3 per Cents were this forenotin steady nt-62. RE received yesterday the Paris Papers of, te.le t ash, rind this morning those of the 13th inst. It is ; little ainzular ) duo. the Manitenr - still pre serves the same profound silence upon the subjqfit of the Negotiation. ,The depaiture'oTL:)itl - Wali. .wottru on. Thursday is not stated in any of the Piipers! of Friday. The Fr all Comut. seems very anxious to con ciliate. the Inhabitants of the stnaHer Cantons of Switzerland, General RAPP has been sent on a inission,to AIMYS REDING (who was lately impri soned by the French as a Rebel), to assure him of the unbounded . regard which the Filtin CPII.I:SV 1. en tertains fur the Inhabitants of those Cantons. The French Funds have fallen to .52. , 30. A Dutch Mail also arrived this morning, which brings an account of the Evacuation of the Bri. ism/ by the French, in consequence of the Ratification of the CqnClierzJin by the EMPERO3I... The news frog, the North of Europe is e x tremely contradictory. Letters from Staab()lvt, dated the' 22d ultimo, state, that the differences between Russia and Sweden, are, on the point of being amicably settled ; and Letters frotn Perersbursh of the f6th, announce that all hopes of Peace between the two Countries have vanished. The former ac. count, we hooe and believe to be the true one. Private ,lettrrs front Paris 9f the iztli p. contain the, following intelligence : " Three Itouri before TALLty RAND sent Lord Wit tTSVOIt 1 it his passports, he had a conference with the Austrian, Rrissian, Prussian, ainish, and Swedish Ambassadors, mho Oterwaids st . .i:t Couriers CO their respective Courts. TALGFYRAND was not satisfied when those Ambassadors left him. In the evening of the carne day the Spanish, Dutch, lt:tlian, and SwhslVlinisters were invited to call upon TAA... t.LYttANu, and remained with him upwards of twa hours ; and luting their conference- the Portugnese Ncar;litan Ministers were waiting to he admit. ted. No lesc than twelve Crier from Foreign Ambasiadors kit Paris in consequence cf these di. plumatical tran4igtion6 ; and we conclude here that TALLEY It AN did not endt the isl,ue the Negotia. tion los taken, Or that the British Cabinet would have yirit enough to resent the intrigues,' Ilse pre.. tensions, and the insolence Of BONAPARTE., but, like the other Cabit.ets of Europe, - 'suffer and cornilain, entiur: and neriti rte." NA tv E :it 5. DOPER, MA? 13. F; - .; e+~ HALT rAsr A French Mes4enger arrived in the night, acid another this afternoon; and aliout an hour since a French Messenger arrived from London, and toJk an t i sen boat for Calais. An Express ,arrived at the Custom, at two this afternoon, - for an Embargo at this Port ; in Nose. quence.of which, not a Boat is allowel to put to sea. A vessct is this moment arrived,which says , Lord Wu ITIVOKTH sleeps at Boplogne to-night. PLYMOUTH, MAY 14. At al vED L' A;gle; of 3 6 guns, Capt. G. WntsEt . from Spithead, with three Companies on he Royals , which were immediately embarked obo he ard t Coirastux, of 7+ guns , Captain J. O. HARPY) bound to the West Indies. Arrived the, Revolatiosaire, of 44 . guns, C a t. W. Locxx,, from a Ctuize. Sailed the Frigate, of 3 6 gun s, Capt. SC' Patawcv. for Torbay . The januica;7 7 26 guns, Capt. j.,ltosr, cant up the Hirbour last evening. Sailed the //nose,/ Sloop of War, on a Crula. PORTSNIOUTII, MAY 15• . ro. Tun day, in consequence of an Express, an bargo was laid upon all Vessels in this port. , Arrived ,and came into' Store -Ship Pre-vow:le, M —r, R —ILOWN Commanders Harbour His M a j est y " from the Adriatic, Mato, and Gibraltar. . • The ilatelope Revenue Cutter, yesterdaY B ° l into this ,port. a Smuggling Vessel lad en with spirits anti' tobacco. Arrived yeste.rday the Lord Thurlaw outvat4. bound Ship for India. lIARIPICII, MAY IS. and 1114 Tx Auckland Packer, - Cipr. BP. DGS, Diana,' Capt. STEW AU T;,siiiecl yest erda y afternoon pf with a fair winti,. immediately Upon the a rrivai the Mail LondOrt;-the former for gel' voillitir7with,thelYorcirMail, - and the latter for Co3thay' :to, with- cheflsolffirgh avd:Bretoen M. 1151 The Kills from Cuxitaven and.lielvortslup 2re expected to-arrive every hour. Dgia, 'Mri 15. 0 4t Jaf His 'Majesty ' s ship dinbuscaii 34-- mnroing to the Northward,.and the Exte dit; er ' ° ' i 44 guns? arrived I.!ct night from rlie westlvar riljmains L w u th rt he a n A d 11 ;::: 1 6 -7 - k v i c .'e s ; : 1 : 1;13:41;;;Ile;"3:1:' let7molitrlighttr. mA,a r tvt_ : NANA!, Arrourimatirso—Cap t. ' cJ „ v r4 .. is , to theStartiate, . vice - Nitratt AY ; CaP t4 a PU c L ap' il l; (afti9g) . to the Mixtrvei -vice Bit_.Eso in s ; y i i 4.,. ' 1 FIGNIkY WAR INC, 10 the' Ser4it ; Capt. r" .„ 10 KI MON, to the Gorgon ; Hon. Capt, ST on' 0 , " or, the Spe'!€:er ; Cdpt. Yottm to the ' &um i l' ie 1. FENNIti; to he Firit of the Mbffrt't ; 1 -i i.e ` it. r . - .. JAMES, to the Matilda, Hospital Ship; I,ieut. Sgt f "ARD , to the Basilisk; and Lietit. HAvroagre to the his. , The'Difirrtar, of 64guns,. Capt : NE"'"Li g to . completely rigged, and will o il i n ii Wet op .. join Sit lea f Eb . §AUtotAtt &A at tl:e Note. • /i s L and e h e i t s e s ti qu ie: d e r i :n ed a r e a i t , e uil i t t l l i t a o t LSiirs•bogno. oa It Cot l I , ° rl STS s,sI I; . , S I N: 0 " . I ii l e d N: 'I C I V sr r Nava l yesterday ce " ; h a a m d O i n n g te :v v h i d e rn ":veir, ; .: I. :t r f 3 NELSON, Admiral ROWLEY, and ' Sir DIP ' NELSON'S to.Portsmout ~ Ca'lltaill D'AtIVERCNE, Ptince of 1301-I'°l44'l° will have the command of the ships that arc t° stationed at jersey, h baggage was sent off List nistic On Saturday ---. • for His MA JESTY ~ g t he cha n ge 0 so b rang go Windsor were,' a s u ~,I. moroin 'f horses sent on to Orantord Bridge, and for Hot ' IVl ldv i,e and the PR 'tic:goes to Hounslow, and the earl':,7iic rance, His MAjEkry, was read,' (of His MA j'ESTY to leave Loncion,/'lO ° F ri account a the nan.arrival of a Messenger I.r.aeti his intention 'of remaining in town, and a G r° l l o was alsPatChed to recall' the horses and to ciirrY is information to Windsor, that none of the 100 F,9,srur were coming, 0 the . f i rs Lard n „cu arrival of M. LYYLL, the Mose° ~,, IS at cleVen o'clock, biot' 0 rIAWKeSBURT sent the dispatches . 1 . - t he NUJ awry, who, after inspetling, them, sent . 'Messenger that conveyed them to Lord flwl‘ci BUR Y'S 1101.1 Se; 1 F irs Dre Dutra 'of Yotx. had an atidienceioll MAJESTY' ahouteleven o'clock, ulen some i At rangettientu .. Ye.;zrdav the Hem, IR.• Mr SoeF`)PP 1, an. el . • ..,, aS perfortned Divine Service before Their Majestic' ockinghamliou se. OW Tt le Prince of WA I. Es and Duke of C tim i . Pg . , 1.10.tv visited Their IsilAir.sTlTs yr,terby tooro , , 3 itee Ab„_,°9r half PAst three Mr., Apor 14010 N ° , 'VII WI MAI -MY, an l had a long ca n let the Mesho'g CgtvSatilidlY nlgi)t Mr. NIA 3 , )tt, : I A: WO Sent wtto......*patches to 1)4 , r t htiloot h. r Idol esterday about three o'clock, 10r. V‘ A a1 , 31 (,0 was sent eltprt ss to the EAT) of I. iv 5 A rO Ol4 country house`. . ioiliory