The Sun. — London, England, 1804-04-17 00:00:00

CLD B.4ILEY. FIFTH DAY-I.4 , .NDAY. ArtlL 16. BEFOn r TIIE RECORDER AND COMMON SERJEANT. johq Martin w:as indicted for marrying a second wife, his form , r wife being yet livia g. ‘By the evidence . it appeared, that the Prisoner married at Cork in Ireland, 31 yea-4 ag', being thei Steward of tht Gull room of His Majesty's Shi;)lebaj. He afterwards left his wife, and had 11 , 3 intercourse with her f r many rears. About two yearF, ago hemarri-d again. He was acquitted on the ground of the exemption in the Aft of Pa:ha- tricot, that he had been separated front his wife for seven years, and it did not.appear that either of them had knowledge whether the other. was living or pot; After he. Was acquitted, Isis last wife got up and addressed thc - C.durt, desiring them to take no. tice that she would not be his wife ,any longer. The Court informed her, that although he was ac quitted, the marriage was void, to which she an. swered she was satisfied, for tliattivas all she wanted. Five were capitally convkled. viz. John Ellison and William Jackson, iit felonicuily ast,auiting .James Mansfield on the highway, and robbing him of a silver watch ; _lane March, for stealing a silver watch anti other articles, the pro. perty of Daniel Hubbard, in his dwelliug-house ; Harriet ('lark Int- stealing three pieces of printed cotton, value 41. the property of Messrs. Blotiers and Co. privately in their shop; Bernard Williams, for stealing in a lug-boat on the River Thames 15 dozen of sha''ls and other articles value 541. the property of Joseph Pratt. AMERICA. NEW YORK, I , 4ARCH 6. CAPT. TATFM, fr..ri St. Thomas's, says, three four Vessels bad arrived there frcm the City c.fS..Do mingo, loaded .with a number of the White Hiabi tants who hac! fled frc.n that City ; who report,!‘i that the approach of the Brigands had caused such a panic, that a'; the inlAbitants who could get away, were flying in every direetion. BAncs.—The Legisiature of 11 , 1;,sSachusetts have come to a R -,olution, imposing a lax on all Bank ing Associations • In the House 4-Itepreset-itives of the same State, General Kriox obtaineu leave to lay on the table tl.e Resowtion " Resolved, as I e opt ion of this I use, that, in future, the incorporation of any Bank t gn not to he granted, but with the fol restrti,,.s.:—First, no Bank to ccmmence discounts until one year after an,Att shall he pas,ed for that purpose : Second, no Bank to cornmence discounts until evidr ice shall be given, that the whole of the Capital shall have been paid and is aEtually existing in specie, ,in the vaults: Third. that evidence shall be procured that the en tire capital in specie in any Bank has been imported from foreign count; ies after its incorporation, and Worn its operation." Passed by—the Vrow, --, from the Bay of Roses;, 'Orphelia, Perkins, twin New-York ;. Covd Holfourig,, Blear, Vrow Aukie, Vrow Kira, and Th•ee Shaw, from Embden • tone Peiter, ionge 17 , ' Vrow Alinda, , Twe t:, Holman, Eight Brothers, Schoon, and Vrow Harn:. l / 4 .1,, from Lawyck ; Catharina, Janson, from Calais ; iinert„ from Rot- • tr-rdam ; Jacobs, Monder, and the Throe 'S:sters, Dwiss, trop: Amsterdam. Sailed—the L•Jaile, Biirchapi, far Oporto ; Carrol, for Cadiz ; N. S. &Nona, --, for .134bf , a; A llison, lOr Dublin ; Dart; Wutts, for Petersburg,`: ; Nep tune, Smith, Kroop. and the Johanna Sophia, —, for Tonningen ; Iham, C rea, for Belfast ; Peter, Bit - thins, for Einbchni *:;.torgansrown, --, for. hotterdam ; Vrow Wilimina, 4,.lnge lamer, OvQrland, and the Drie cbroders, at,wyck: COAL EXCHANGE, April i 6. Best Coals, in the Pool, per Ghaldron ' jj IS od Delivered to 1 - 16'usekeepers at - 63$ c'd, S u nderland, per Chaldron 45$ 04 ' Delivered to Housekeepers at -57 S Od BANKS OF THE THAMES, WEYBIIiDGE,SURREV, By Mr. CHPJSI In ajle coutse of next Month, A N EKtensk7i*ANSlON., with OffiCes, Gtr. 1 - 1. dens , thatations, Park, and Farm, in, the whole 340 Acres. deljghtfully situated on the Bahks of the Thatnesr, at Weybrihe, Snrrey, the property of a .Person of fashion. p cscr k pt i,vg particulars, and a Map of the Lstate, • are 'pre. Paring, and may be 's*irtly seen in Pall-Mall. . , LOST DON: Printed by PAICHANAN MIMILLAN, (ofßow_Street, Covent-Garden); and Publisoeci byWIL:44-11( Alaticza. Scal r PS, (of South Moltnn- At the SuN.OFF lc it, No. 11 t, Strand ; where Advertisements, Orders for the Piper, Litterf for the Editor, Sfc. (post-paid'), nau CHARIABSTON I VAL , 13. Yesterday morning about six o'clock,,. the south ern double range of brick stores on Roper's wharf, in this city, was discovered to be on fire. The names had got to so considerable a height before they were discovered, that it was impossible to get them under before the whole of.the range was burnt or pulled down. That wharf and Its stores are in the posaession of Messrs. Waring and Smith, fadors ; the stores contaimed near ath usant barreK rice, and upwards of seven hundred hales cf long staple cotton : of the former it is supposed upwards of four hundred barrels are destroyed, and near four hundred bales of ihe,latter. This property belong ed to different Planters and Merchants : the eastern end of the range was occupied.by Messrs. Waring and Smith, Mr. Thomas Ball, and Messrs. Alex, and John Collie, as counting-houses ; nothing was saved out of theie but their papers and books. We have no information to say positively to what this unfortunate circumstance is owing ;. however, there is no reason to bc;ieve it was done designedly., A Hindoo of high charaeter, named Purumata SHINGo, at Futtypore, has been 'converted to Ch:i:tianity by the preaching of the Baistist , Mis. sionaries. He has declared, that he travelled far, and read many books in search of hut.till now in vain, and there was nothing in the Br !imin or Hindu systems.that pointed our the way. He has been discarded by his cast ; but toe Government in. tend to e , tablish a school under his direction. A letter received in town from Manchester, on Saturday last, makes intention of a very melancholy a'cident, which lately ez - curred in th.tr Thursday last was fixed urn by the General of the Distritt for a general review of the Lancashire Vo. lame :rs, which took place in the 'neig! bourhood of Manchester, when several huti" and stages were creacd near the spot, for .the accommodation of' speEtators. 0 e , of 'these scaffoldings having been .uncommonly cr ,wded, and not very firmly !Alt, fed to the gr nind with a trearndous crash ; seven or eight persons are said to have been killed on the 500 t, several severely bruised, and others had their limbs broken. SHIP NEWS. GRAi/ZSIND, ADiIL 15 THE WIDOW% MITE. An Effusion of the Heart, most gratefully offered up to him, whose Medical Specific has restored to Health, the last dear pledge of conjugal affeaion that survived ;he best of t,usbands and of Men. You who a mother's teelings'know, A nd feel a mother's love, Will own, some joys are telt belOw„ Resembling those above! For if a sinner, here on earth, Be penitential plaints, When born anew,—by second birth Gives gladness to the saints; 1., whoa little saint of mule, Saw hastening to the grave; • And hourly waste, and hourly pine, Bereaved of hope to save Leave you to think whit joy I felt, Snatch'd from despair all wild ; • '' And with what thanks a mother knelt, When Reav'n restor'cliter child - Apd-think what thanks I owe to him, • • Whose.ufe...renewing skill, Even to My heart's o'erfloWing , brim, • • , With peace my breast ,did And think how much , that precious Balm, A mother's heart must:prize, • Which.did her throbbing bosom calm, - And dried her streaming eyes I Whose watchful eares,,through sleepless nights, Its healing clias'd away ; And with maternal fond delights; • Now crowns each rising day That cheek's reviving bloom to view, Where health now.sweetly-glovvs; And. deck'd in Hebe's peerles hue, Outvies the blushing rose I To see the happiest state refiew'd , Of body and of mind ; And pain and sickness all subdu'd, " Leave net a wreck behind!" Ye feeling matrons, you I ask, And, rsympathizing, say ; Can I withhold the grateful task, . To tune my votive lay Say, can.that , Vow which once I made, W hen plung'd in sorrow's gloom, That -" if restor'd by Mcd'cine's " And rescu'd from the tomb, ' 1 My boy should rouse my raptur'd muse, . 4 * Td prove his praise well won, 7 " And through the world his praise diffuse, " Who raised the widoW's son 1" Two matrons once, to - David's son . Appeal'di—a son to gain ; When,—Strange to tell,—great Solomon Cry'd—" Cleave the babe in twain !" •JAut, pf a Solomon I sing, • Who, Heav'n his portion be, tclipsing.lsrael's sapient king, Made whole a son for me ! • ;lien theti the plaudifs of his fame," Says Graritude's sweet voice, " And in the health-restoring name " t')f Gilead's balm-sejoice .‘ }pr could'st thou with poetic fire, " Outshine old Homer's I lad ; *, No subject could thi'muse inspire " Liice the blest Balm of Gilead." ANDROMACHE. LONDON MAKRETS, &c. T IN MARK-LANE. ALP AS, Meal Weighers, )1' April' to the 7th cit April, :he new 5 . 87 Quarters at sos od '127 --- st 4.lis oil 130 . -- at 47s od 75• at-46s od, 62 34 at g3s od 2 - g 2o o at 38s od I . 243 at 365 ; od erage s;.s, han last Return. RETURN OF WHE By Messrs. CH t Lb and M facluding only from :he ad < agreeably to,i 39 Quarters at 57s od .1 438 ---- at ; 56s od 64 at sis 6d 240 sss od 9 7 4 at 54s cd Yo at 535 6d 1 15 594 254 Total 43ht Quarters • .z 9. 6id. lower . t A I/ ET1311.14 OF FLOUR, From March 3r, to April 6, from the Cacket Office. Sacls. s. d. I Sacks. s. d. I Sacks. s. d. i 6 49 o I to 43 6 1 .3 4 0 0 .4 4 8 0 2 55 4; 0 I 37 39 0 joooto 45 o -52 t 4 2 o , t sS 4:1 84z 44 o 62 4L o Total 11857 Sacks.—Average 445. Sd. Qs. old. lower than last return. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES. Ending April 7. Wheat* sos 9cII Barley 24$ c(11 Beans 33s 74 Rye 325 . rod I Oats 2os itc.l Pease 37s id WESTERN COUNTRY MARKETS (last Wheat. Barley. Npvibury 4os to 57s 6d .21S on to 26S od Salsbury sos to 56s od 22S od to 26s od Devizes 48s to 56s od 24s od to 26s od Warminster s:s to 56s od 26s od to 28s od 'eek) per Qr, Oats. 2nS od . to 26s 2os od to 25s .2ms od to 24S 22S od to 24S PRICE OF HOPS. SACS. POCKETS. Kent, 51. roc. to 61, ros. Kent, 51. os. to ; 1 . tBs. Sussex, sl. es. to 51. ros. Sussex, ;I. 6s. to 61. os. Essex, 5!. os. to 51. los. I Farnham, 91. os. to Jot. us. SEEDS. 'Red Clover ‘Vltite ditto Trefoil Carraway Coriander - Turnip - White. Mustard Seed Brown ditto Canary Rye-Grass . s 4oS to gos) stos to 1125 zos to szs }per cwt, —sJO 753 I 16; to 2cs 22S to 24sper bushel. Ss to 9 od ditto. 14s'to i6s ditto. 6s od , to 73 ditto. 20; od to 4;s per quarter, PRICE. OF LEATHER (per lb.) AT LEADF.NHALL. Butts; so to 561 b. each - -21 d, to 220. Ditto, 6o tc 651 b. each - -23 d. to 24d.- Merchants' Backs, - - 2t(i. to 2110. Dressing Hides, - - ant. to . 220. Fine Coach Hides, -2.3 d. to 24 C.:lp Hides for cutting, - aut. to 230. Flat Ordinary - . std. to zzd. Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b. per Dozen - zid. to 34d. Ditto, so to 701 b. zld. to 33d. peril). bittn, 70 to Moll). zgd. to 3 , :d. per lb.' Sm a il Seats (Greenland) 43d. to 54d, per lb. 1.0 r , , ;; day , . - 10‘3s. to isos. per Dozen. Tantied 'Horse Hides, zos. to 345. per Hide. • • SNII'IIiFIELD MARKET, April O. To sink the Offal—per stop of 81b. Bee 0 c. .40. to 6s. od. Mpo on , 3s. od. to 6s. od. (Veal, ss. od. to 6s. 6d. Pork, 3s. Bd. to 4s. M. Lamb, - - 6s. ad. to Bs. od. R&M) or CATTLf TI-113 DAY. Beasts about o—S!‘e.e.i) and Lambs SOOO. NEWCATE an't LEADFNHALT, MARKET. Reef, is. &I. to ss. o .t. I Veal, 3s. od. to 6s. od. Mutton, 4,. od. to ss. od. Portz, 3s. Si. to sp. W. ss. od. to 7s. Sd. JAM ES's HAY MARKET, April 14. Hay 41 t .0.5. od.. to 51. 93. od. -Aver. 41. 14i. 6d. Straw, t Li. 6d. to IL £45. 6d.—Aver. tl. 13i. od. WHITECKAPEL MARKET, April 14. Hay, 41. os. ott. To 51. iss. cd.—Aver. 4!. I7s. 6cl. Cl ver, od. to 6l.'tos. od.—Aver. 61. os. od. Straw, II• Iss. od. toil. zs. od.—Aver. il. 18s. 6d. AR R ET). • Last. week, ,Colonel Hart. late of the t tth Regiment' of Dragoons. to r'vlrs. Owen, widow of cole.4.,owen, late of Ashley. Beds. On the 9th inst, at Houstoun, Thomas Tones,' Esq : of Royal Navy, to Miss Shairp, daughter of Thos. Shan p, Esq. of Honstoun. On Saturday, at Tottenham, John Creaves, Esq. cf Crouch End, to Miss Edwards, of Bruce Grove. On the t ith inst. at Builth,. Captain lohn. Dale, of the Hon. East-India Company's service, to Miss Eliza Jones, y o ungest daughter and co. heiress of the late Tho mas J ones, i'dPitikering, in the County of Radnor. • Also,' on the same day, Thomas Thomas, Esq. of Hatnbratlaik. .Glamorgan- shire, to Miss Jones, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Jones, of Pinkering, in the County of Radnor. The Rev. !aryls Kenrick, jun. LL. B. Reel(); of Bletch ingley, in Surrey. to the eldest datighter•of John Perkins, Esq. of Pendell Court, in the , same Cou nt ) . - Yesterday, at Marybone Church, john Anderton, Esq. of Old Cavendish-str eet , to Mrs. Lane, of Upper Berkeley street, Portman-square. On the zSth, of September last, at Bombay, John Richard Laurence, Esq. to Miss Clicland. At the same time mid place, Patrick Haden, Esq. to Miss Douglas 'Macdonald. DIED. ,On the i4th inst. at his house in, POrtngal-street,. G rosve nor-square,- the . Lady of Major. General Brow nrigg. On the gth irist.• at her house ' • Corporation-row, C lerken well, Mrs. Mary Austin, widow of the late Mr. Morgan Austin, of the Sheep-skin Market, Islington-road, • On Wednesday last, at the early age of 18,. Miss Miller, eldest daughter of Mr. Miller, Highgate. • On Friday -last, Mrs. Mary Cooper, of flotrrerton:„ On Saturday evening, at her mother's house, George-street v Hanover-square, Miss Walker, only daUghter of the late Richard Walker, Esq. of Michel Grove Park,, Essex, ", Last week, at the Earl of liarboroug,h's, at Stabletbrd; in.' Leicestershireithe Hon. Mrs. Monekton, widow of the lion. General M9rickion, of Finesliade, in NortLiatniatorishire • • On Thursday morning, the Rev. •1. D. Carlyle, B. D., Vicar of Newcastle, Chancellor of Carlisle, Professor s of Arabic hi the . University of Cambridge, and Chaplain to the Bishop of Durham. •On the 7th inst. Dr. Charles Kenney, _of St. Catharine's. On the 4th inst. at Edinburgh, Mrs. lean Hay, relial of .fie Rev. Dr. }Oben Hamilton, late Professor of Diiiinity. On the 24th tilt. at Edinburgh, Mrs. lane Clunes, wife to Mr. john Reid, Surveyor of Taus in Thurso. PRICE STOCKS. YESIX L - 17,AY. - ... -..., , Bank Stock, 1 47 i ' 3 per C. -Con - ..55 . 1i f Navy 5 ptr t erii. 89 -=::9),1 1 'B. 1.....Ann,' 154, 16 L 5 15-16 5 per en .: "4". 94 i i Ditto Short Ann . 3 1-16 Irish 5 per Cent,.: itn periat 3 poi - Cerit. - 4 per Cent. 7 0 1 i i i Dirt() Alit. shut -.- ; per Cent. Red. 55 541 Colui. 'tut 1;,. May 55 L t 3, it , . . ~. SALES BY AUCTION. . . . REMAINING GENUINE STOCK •OF MESSI , c%. MAYHEW AND INCE, BROAD-STREET, COL DEN-SCARE. • . By Mr. CHRISTIE, On the Premises, TO- MO R ROW, the itth instant, and following Day, hi consequence of the decease' - 'ot Mt. W. Ince ' the late Partner, `HE Remaining Genuine STOCK of Messrs. Al AY UMW and . INCE, Upholders and Cabinet makers, at their extensive Warehouses, Ilrc,ad-Streef, Gol den-square ; c omprising a valuable Assortment of useful and ornamental Furnlture, in capital Mahogany took-cases with and (without glazed floors, Library-tables, Desks, Book shelves and Drawers, 'a large Billiard-table Kock 'at . ..Scilly and Mississippi Tables, Press Bedsteads-., Cad/es'. Dressing tables, Cabinets, Secretaries, Card, Writing,•and Pembroke Tables beautifully inlaid, a Merlin Gouty-chair, Study, and other Chairs, large French and other caNSSeS Convex Mirrors and Lust res,4 capital Finger Organ,With Si KS tops, by Dodds, in an elegant Mahogany Case, suitable for a Hall or small Chapel, a large handsome Barrel Organ with five stops.and -six barrels, with sundry other useful and domestic articles ; which ',must be sold, without reserve, in order to settle all Partnership concerns with the Executors. . May be viewed to •the Sal; and Cataltrgues.had on•the.Pre ?films ; at the Rainbow, Cornhill ; and in 'Ty Mr. CHRISTIE,' * .. At the Great Room in Pall- Mall, On SAT U RPA Y NEXT, at Twelve Wt.:lock,. .. A Small, Se.rd,.. and cou,EcTioN . Pleasing of chicly Cabinet, 'ltalian, •French, Flemish, and Dutch PICTURES, i'he genuine Property of .The Rev. CHARLES CUT HUE ltT,- -- Deceased, Removed from hitlate Residence in Hatton Garden. Among which are several choice Specimens of the following celebrated Mastf!rs: Bassano Poussin Wouvcrinans Le Due , ' P. del Vaga , Rubens V. de Vekle ..V. t-turgsiim Carracci Van Dyck Wynauts , Swaneveldt Guido Teniers Polemberg Zuccarelli • - Gennaro P: Neefs Ruysdael • IVforland C. Marratti Rembrandt Waterloo- Turner. Also a capital Historical Pi&ure, Brutus passing Sentence on his Sons, by Tresham; a few tine Bronzes, &c. &c. tec. . May be viewed two days preceding the Sale, when Casa ,logues may be had. CAPITAL ANTIQUE BRONZES and ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS. By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Great Room in Pall-Mall, On TUESDAY, May the tst, at Twelve, AFEW 'Capito ANTIQUE BRONZES, of ' singular beauty, and AnCient• MANUSCRIPTS, • on Paper and Vellum, purchased by A GENTLEMAN. of Taste, during a recent Tour on *he Continent; amjug which are, the Anatomical Figure of a Horie, a.capital large Bronze • froM the Villa Mattel, Colossal Bust of Julia, from the Villa Barberini, and a Head of Jupiter Scrapis, from the Villa Strozzi. The M,S.S. comprise a Virgil, ancient M.S. on Paper, the Titles highly illuminated, and enriched with Miniature, Folio; Biblia Sacra, on Vellum, 'Folio, enriched with ditto 4 Anastasii Historia, on Vellum; exceedingly cu rious and rare, and other interesting articles. Also a PAIR of singularly fine LIONS, in STATUARY MARBLE, well suited as Ornaments for any Nobletnan's Park. May be viewed two days preceding, when Catalogues may; be had. • CELEBRATED-PICTURES OF NICOLS, kOU,S SI N, VAN DYCK, See. By Mr. CHRISTIE, . . At the Gi-eat Room in Pall-Mall, On SATURDAY,' May tz, - at Two o'Clock, VIVE Capital and Inestimable' ITALIAN and H.E.NIISII PICTURES, chiefly consigned from-Italy, viz. the celebrated Piatue of the . Pitkire.'"or Potssin,~ from , the Colonna, a Palace at Rome, always esteemed his chef-. d'oeuvre, engraved by Bonasoni. The.well-known Portrait of - Charles the First, in three views, .painted ,by Vandyck, for the Sculptor Bernini of Rome, from whiCh the Bust aS, taken' that was afterwards consumed, or stolen at the Fire of Whitehall ; particularly mentioned by Cord Ortbrd in his Life of Vandyck, with Queen Henrietta Maria's Letter to Bernini, accompanying it from the Bernini Palace.at A Venus and Cupid, by Vandyck, in his richest style of co.- lottringjrom Antwerp. A Cabinet - Plage of I.atfliel, from the Buono Corso Perini Palace at Florence, and/an original Study of Guido. These Pidures are well known to those who have visited the Colonna or Bernini Palaces. They may be viewed tour days of the week preceding the day. of Sale. SALES BY AUCTION. DESIRABLE VILLA. BROMPTOM. By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in rail- Mall, On FRI DAY; April ..ta, at One o'clock,- Itir F..!,garit and tenty Desirablt! LEASEITOLI) V I LLA, with nui n er ous.Attached and Detached Of fices, Sta . nting, for F Houses, tv..o Cotech Houses. I? I easur e Ground dispo4eii in Lawn and Shrubbery, and inclosed 01 a'Froit Viral', richly planted„ . • the Property -and Residenc e° - • MAN' OF •FASAION, _ The Premises are ituated.at Br , ..mpton, on aOF sa! luhrions spot, contiguous to Meadows anti N (,rounds ten •tninuts cl,ive.froinlipleTark Corner, and _te n a.charating S.lquestered -retreat for, the Gentlemen engage" '- the concerns of Public Daces.. They comprise on the Ground-floor, a suiteof co nvenien t Apartments, and a noble Draw ming-roo ao by 36 titer, with Bow,window to the Lawn ;- Liorary, 11,1orning.- room, 04 , suite of bed-chambers above ; extensive 0 f&es and eiteellat Cellarage, &c. &c. Held for 4o Years unexpired, at an 0 5 7 Ground Rent. • May-be Viewed with Tickets, which, with further partici.'" Lars, may be had in Pall M5ll. - '"SUPERB COLLECTION OF RARE --BOOK S * - - NPISSALS, &c. By IVIr. CURLS I LE, At the Great Rpoiu, Pall On WEDNESDAY, the zith inst. and Three following INV A si ) UNDii) and TRULY V ALU /OL D COLLii.CTION othOOKs, SUPERB ivIISSALS4 &c. the Gen trine Pik:petty:of GENTLEMAN of DISTINCTION, .. Retiring into The Country ; Mime-nibs. Ar tie les,- Unique rii pbint of - and Beauty, particularly the : 1-lOMER,,t4e FIRST EDITION, with M.S. by BUDDUS. gg. HOME'R, tht - Large- paper,QuartoEdition, of the G" VI LLE FAMILY. HOMER, the Large Glasgow Edition, with B eaus Drawings, by Miss WILK ES. SU E TNI US, First SHAKESPEARE, the Four Eirst•Editions, in Folio. IIOGA Rill's WORKS, eap;tal Old I inPressice.s. TRIL:NIPIIS of MAXI Ll AN, o n-VeltUrri. • STRA WDERRY HILL 1100KS,.a large Assernblgre A COLLEC FION of ITALIAN ROMANCES• Many Beautiful Articles printed on Vellum, &c. Scc• • ?di e Alpo a singularly fine BU,ST . of sH E SrEAKE, tr the V. handos Picture, by R ()ÜBE tiIAC. CAPITAL.I4 1I 0 And a STATUE (size of life) of rd CHURCHILL, DOKE of MARLBOROUGH, bY. t J 13 RA rTA, or Florence, formerly in the Possesslon Beaulieu Family. , • oc viewed two days Freeeding the Sale, and Catalog° had at is. each, in By Mr. CHRISTIE. At the Great Room in Pall Mall, On MONDAY, A snil 30, at Tv..L.lve A sv ALL, :; ELEC 1: `'.V!.BI,,,L'.IGF, at A r 1 1.1) .\81:E BOOKS, andir.e I\iICSAIS, a few 1 44 - 'l-ILMA.TICA,I... INSTRUMENTS, and F112.E. the p:operty of A. PER:f()N Among which arc the 1,1 lo ..mg, in tine ccnctition: 131141im, Hist. N‘itenalle clez oi9eastx,,to v. 41. Plat es et rg, 'bitted' ktt:iliwotth..; I.',6llo.tiotts, 1 g vul. ; StrYl 7- ,, Annais_, 4 V oc analitrin dell. rusca; 6; Co'v.etr of Turkey, colbu(ed, Mo“)Cco; Original Dra.,ings; 04 - Build:rigs auct i Labits chin,: QUM: O. •, 1. , de M. de TI-20,3, Harleian Mike!(any, g voi. i v 01. .; Cilpiit's Tour from Windsor to Landon, never I lished, with thti Original Drawings. OCTAVO - . ' s , ..... ..., it atnefri r t Curious and Scarce Traas Ariosto, Baskerville, 4 ; ;General Valiancyo—: - .1.,--. .y , and ° Missal richly illum al 3, Capital Double.barAir-rumpd Air-Pup and ,Ippall', a large'Theodolite, Plane Table, and ot h e r. Surveying . strum:Nits, by Adams.; a Double:laurelled Gun, by Manion and x Pair °lris tola, by Ti.vigge. , vhe' l3 May be viewed on f nday and Saturday preceding , %, .. , i-;, ine, Catalogiii's may be 'had , . -------',---- ..---- ~,, No. 14, LOWER GROSALENOR-STROrYc, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRA- By Mr. CHRIS TIE, . In Pall-Mall, 1 . : 1 ' ;' . ACOMPACT and SINGIJLARL Y „ e o_ s GANT LEASEHOLD HOUSE, with l'u r in -- i f ith' OFFICES attached and detached, upon the 'n' t c.a. ' 2 i tc ' ; , :ale, Stabling for Three or more Horses, Coac-houcos, situated No. 14, on theNORTH SIDS of LOWE it G V ENOR-STRE ET. • a v res il; The eretnists comrise Two neat *Apartments an , i , t . ing,,Rconi on each Floor; elcgailt Draiving-Ro c ' n ' sti t • first Floor 13 by ::: Feel. the WinclOws to :he flf )Dr V e Plate Glass, and Statuary Marble Chimney-Pc' fttO Oflices..are disposed upon the most judicious ever yplaoiie,; up in a style of universal neatness, and adapted for .. ,,,, 1 .,i . .,1. sirable purpose. The whole in perldt and elerwit r " . : .4v f-Eoarintihlye. imi H nec cl i d ial . ° for rec l e ' p or c t io y n -ei o gh i Forty-eight Y G ei c ir n s te u e l l ter tritiing'G round-Rent of EA. 1 - I° °e' • The Purchaser may be accommodated With the neat hold Furniture at a fair val i tiation, • to r'. piled , ' May . be viewen with 'rickets, by application Christie, iti Pall-Mall. ,-- - - ---- stOt' l7' •,};._ ADA,MSTREFT, 'ADE LPL'', Elegant H0L. ,, ,, sc , ru RN ITU Itt, BRUSSELS and, CARVE 4 '' By Messrs. WILLIAMSON and Co- ~; 0,6' Without Reserve, No. 3, Adam-street, AdelPhi,_ ThIP ' "livolollowing Days, at Twelve n'clocg!..,tift, IN.LL (ht. Neat and Genuine HO ISEHOLV r op its' . , 14.04, t 3 od, `.' N k TURE, the Eifeets of a G ENTLEN ' v ast le detatc: ttle 7ent lob Lacstition,,. comprg ;rand F . our-post and a s oi ~ jet with rich Chintz Cotto other Hangings, 7 I „,,rge !,„0 Wedding, large Brussels and other Carpets, CaP4 a o f b(1 111.- 01, and otltr Glasses, !Mirrors and Girandolcs, a Valf e c t l est!os Cut-Glass LjAstreS, _Mahogany dOtible and siT _ t _ ar j ty_,, i Drawers, Wardrobe; Secretary and Bookcase, ?roclicoLl-Tabilie" Celiarets,' Set of Dining, Caid and P L e e rn atineurlli tagr s to Cliairs• in- -Satin. Horse-hair, and .ftc4 Drawing-room Chairs, and other Effas, too f i l e es b oon 'mention - , all new within sismonths. rb tie vlewed the Murnings of Sialc. Catalogu es .PretniseS, and at Gatlaway's. • ;MC:, Grosvenor-square); t be 4cid (ChM!, KENT. , •By Mr, CHRISTIE, • At the Great Room in Pall-Mall., „ ' , On THURSDAY the 3d of May, at 0114 in A N ELIGIBLE VREEHOLD EST 1 . 5 11 ,1 - c Elt. the. PARI,SH of SHOREIIAM, about t'',: i lweert from SEV E OAKS, - four • froid FARN IN G I)* from' TUNI3 It I.DG .W ELLS, eight: from D A-PoT "' • and twenty,-9447 from L() NDO Nt, consisting. of J)UNSTALL Fyßtil.,. containing THR E 8 t in a RED and :11 tiTE -}-':• 1 ' 1 ° oat of strong fertile Land in a Ring. Fence...ppd A uniform Brick-built FARM iit)6 SI, with suitable centrally placed oil 'a eleNiat:A piaTh, ati Prospeds of great eitent and iriterest over tale ;„ S4eNery ontbeThames, and, situated in a saitibrious finely broken, pieuresque,, Sporting Country, al.v-ollit,ate -With' Came. The Land Tax - is redeemed,' anCl. now let at the tow Rent of oat. per Annum, to Me. - be1t: 4 44440rd, a respectable Tenant, .w ho Prennsesi laid give possession to the Purchaser at mer Itexti oil his-taking the Crops in and on the Groul" ' at a thir valmation. • , Particulars may be had .of Mr. Round, at Shoft , '''' . l .ri; the Crown,' Sev6ioaks ; Thorp&sate, e t c Sussex•A rais,• Tunbridge Wells ;- Gearga, Dartfotd; i ti p Rainbow, Cernhill, anti in- where a-map o' Estate may be seen. By. Mr. CHRISTIE, , At the Great Room in Pall Mall, w elff On FRIDAY the 4th May and following Day, at • - • • o'ClOck, H E ORIGINAL HLG H-F I N /4 4 DRAWINGS, ARCHITECTURAL SKETCHES, &c. Itc. al that late ingenious Ari" Iris Mr. THOMAS MALTON, deceased ; r-c)„,t Distinguished for his elegant taste in his line, ",`'`, l t'',`'t,t science in Perspective, and Author of the Pidarcs"l„ through London, at* Views-of Oxford. The as )v more fully described jai fintire Advertisements.