The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-22 00:00:00

SHAM FIGHT.

SiotTdAMPTON, .14AY 19.
On Saturday last we were highly gratified and
amused by a sham tight on Pear Tree Green, be-
tween the larch.= and Ringwood Volunteers. At
.about half past ten in the morning, the whole of the
Fareham (except ten or twelve nits), and part of the
Ringwood, which consposed the English army, smiler
the command of Capt. Stares, embarked from the
Marsh for Itchen Ferry ; and at eleven, the French
army, composed of the remainder of the Ring..vood
Corps and the few files of the Fareham aCting as
light infantry, under the command of Capt. Harbin,
embarked from the same place, to attempt an inva-
sion on the opposite shore. As soon as the (a.ling)
French were in sight, the English and light infantry
extended files along the sea side, and commenccd
firing at the invading army, part of which being
disembarked, the light infantry retired, and a body
of the English army then formed line, and fired
some extent:Tit vollies at the enemy, which were so
briskly rimmed as to oblige the English to retreat.
A great deal of skirmishing then took place between
the infantry of both parties, which continued until
the English force gained Pear Tree Green, and form-
ed line near the Cherch, in a very advantages
post. The French having likewise reached the
Green, quickly formed line, and both armies com-
menced a well-diredled fire, and continued it for
a considerable time against each other, until
the English made a charge, which was well received
by the trench. Here the fight ended, and both
parties having farmed line, they marched round in
review order, and performed the manual and pla-
toon exercises, and several of the manoeuvres, in ad-
mirable stile. They concluded by firing a most ex-
cellent volley. Many Officers of the 20th Light
Dragoons were present, and spoke very highly of
the steadiness of the two corps. Several carriages,
and a vast number of the fashionable' at this place,
were on the ground.

The Dor•tt packet, for HUSU:7I, and the !Gig,
George. for Gottenbursh, are detained by contrary
winds .0 littrwieh, wtth the mails bf the 18th.

The Town NIAIP.ng Carps of Infantry Marc:bed
into Rochester on Thutssiay. lo do garrison duty at
Rueaester And Chatham. They area tine body of

men.

We understand, that three lloebuck guns, made
front the mines cl the Shrifts Iron CoMpany,. by
Messrs. kitcrs.and ROPEIIT BAllld, were on n'ed-
nesday tried upon Leith sands. The Earl of
!stoma, General Vvst, and their suites, Lieutenant
Colonel SMITM, Captains Str.t.xer and FORSTVI,
of the Artillery at Leith Fort, and other Officers
of experience, attended, and expressed their full ap-
probation of this useful, handy, and cheap improve.
menu of field artillery. One of thee guns is or-
dered to Woolwich by the Board of Ordnance, as
a specimen of this invention. The other two guns
are a present from the association for defence of the
Frith of Forth to the lst battalion of Loyal Edin-
burgh Spearmeo, Jona BEamar, Lieutenant.Calo-
nel Commandant.

At the same-tire there were exhibited two =-
munition carts: this improvement was also thought
particularly useful by the Commander in Chief, Ge-
m:rid V v sc. Colonel Sm I T is, and the other Officers.
It was allowed that the smallest draught horse of
fiat country, with the most common cart harness,
was quite sufficient to transport with celerity the
gun and its carriage. with side boxes, or the ac-
companying ammuoition cut.

ki.Ar 17.

The greater part of the Yeoman Corrt have re.
solved to extend their mintary services :o any part
of Ireland, in case of invasion or iu;u::.lion, and
some few to any part cf the United Kira,lom.
'fuesday, while Mr. Gregg was *tereing his du-
ty at the Sessions-house, three men four.d means to
escape out of the New Prison ; the means theyeru-
ployed were, by making a hole through' a wall which
communicated into Otte house lately built f-w the
gaoler, and afterwards forcing the outer doer, by
which they got clear off.
It h wlth reject we mention, that vn Tuesday

evening last; it;"the family of Mr. flatehelor, iu W.
hirm-street, sat at table, soiree ifeTe-ate, assassin
fired a musket ball into their back- pArlostr, with in-
teat.'as is sUppoied, to murderrcsome inf :he
the ball having struck a door-case in the tartment.
and recoiled with such velocity as to come Treat
force against the side of a young lady who sit at
reward is offered.
The fancy ball it the Rotunda on Mons6v even.-
ing war honoured by the presence of hi• race):
lency the hart of liardwicke, and attended by all the.
rank arid fashion of the metropolis; We are
happy to learn, that the henevarnt ants,-patri-
otic intentions in whicu it originated- -war of
assisting onr working se tisans, W:l5 effelettlAlV
swered, as manifestly appeared from the :r.•.,:sir,,us
as,emblage of our ias,,:onables, :aid the el-g
spitnilour of their slre3,es, which were ea. -
produce of our native looms. The ear,: r
were coridueed with .nch propriety as 7 ! :• t
satisfaction. At one o'clock the coo:-.s.• .
to supper. whir's was prepared in t:. -•,
tuous style, and comprehended till I
the season.

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The last advices from Petersbutgir and Cdper..."
haven confirm the news of a Tr:aty Def.Mive
al' iance having been concluded listweeiggp..:siia and
1-.enmark.
Mr. Otani:2 Cowart, an English Mercha,... at •
Fludling; has been arrested asp spy.
'I he Loan CH A sceLtcia towiresented the Rev. t.;
V A UGH AN THOMAS, A. M. Fetloo- of Corpus
ChriSti College, Word; to th'e Vic 'rare of St iltt:
ley, Warwickshire, vacant by- ^ of the Rev.
Rotative SUMNER, B. D. late Fc:low of King's •
College, Cambridge. j
A petition, we understand; has been sent up front
Yarmouth, reqt!esting that that port to ty again be • o
made the station of the packets instead of Harwich
The eletftion of a Member of Parlikmer.t
Borough of Wilton, in the room of the Host. Joist.; f.
SP i!NCE",. whose seat is vacated by his appointment '
to be Receiver-Generil of the county of Chenrd, is ••
fixed fot Thursday nest, when it is expett^c! Rana
Sri ri.oos+, Rio. will be elefted without oppbsitior. .
To-morrow the Lottery finishes: UncirownTickets I
end Shares may be had this afterellgn a: both 'of
riot's old established Office 4, 4, nitili, and 9,
Charing Cross; and until nine o'clock to-morrow
moining.
Covent-garden Theatre closes on the 29th of -
June. Dror;,--lane cn the 9th.
We Mutt congratulate the Admirers of Spectre's
Amuiement, on the brilliant acquisition which they
have gained by the New Grand S,-rious Piece at
the ROY AL CIRCUS. Its beauties we cons:less, ttse
deep interest which it creates, sad the simplietty
which attends its narrative, are of the most impres- !
sire and truly meritorious nature. -lhe curiosity I
and anxiety of the Public to behold this inimitable
produaion, are plainly manifested by it perform-
once being nightly graced with numerous fami-
lies of the first distin6ion. We understand it flows
from the pen of Mr. Caoss, and, if possib:e, must
heighten that gentleman's popularity.
On Thursday, the id instant, was caught, at
Cock's in Furness, a grampus, which was disco-
vered by Mr. J. Ct. A k IC, of that place, ashen he -ode.
into the water, and drove it on shore. It measured
a yards and 4 feet in length ; its tail was S felt
broad. its snout or nose t feet long ; was thought
to wegh about 4 tons, and computed to yield
hogsheads of Oil. It was sold by Mr. CL sac td
Mt. BUTCHER, of Ulverston, furs four guineas.'
Numbers 0f speaators crowded to see f.is exttiote
dinary fish, as it is not remembered Jen an one
has been taken in that part before.
Jacques Denis Nouton, officer of health, and anthilr
of the shucking murder of his sister-in-lase, the widow
Gtian, in open day, in the coMmune of Boandles.lti
be -n arrested at Laney, in the departrrent oP WreiTt.•
Before he surrendered himself he killed the Mayor
and his substitute, Who assisted the gees d'aiehesitt:
taking him.
On Saturday last, a child about one year'ild.
was killed in its mother's arms by a piece ("Nieto&
falling on its head in a mill where' the father was at
work, at Pocklivigtem.
Ou Saturday,. as Mri.-Ao as, of Fostoo, nem-
ivai returning from Market with her Zangh-
ter in a waggon, owing to sonic persons galloping
on the road; the horses took fright, and over tarred
the waggon at the end of Heworth 14.4*. by which
accident the mother was unfortunately killed on the
spot. The daughter escaped without mueli injury.
On Friday niortiir.g. wo,k, about eirit o crock,
the eldest daughter of Mr. Best, conteaioners in
Scarborough, was found dead on the sea shore.
about a mite beouv the totes, with sere: al marks of
violence upo I her. The Coroner's Jury sat on the
body on Saturday, and brought in a verdia of
wilful murder against some person or persons unv
known.

On Wednesday last, Master LAWRFNCE KNAPP,
aged ten years, the second son of Mr. ri sx ay
Ksast, of Abingdon, was thrown from a hoc ,e he
was put upon in the street, and dragged and bruised
so much before he could be disengaged, that be sur-
♦ired the accident only about half an hour.
A fesv days ago, a melancholy accident hap-
pened to an infant child of Mr. Bov tt, of Trtwu,
at his grandfather's, in the parish of Kea. The
grandsire had become so fond of this little boy,
that he had taken him from his father to reside with
him, and be was the " darling of his heart." Late
in the evening of the 7th, the deceased, with ano-
ther child, about six years old, were playing in the
yard, where was a butt placed on its end against
wall; which of them meddled with the butt did not
appear; the butt upset, and f.:11 on the head of tne
deceased, which killed him instantly. The Coro-
ner's Inquest sat rat the body, and bruurtit is tbeir
ect,lia—deouhatta: Drati.

In

BIRTH.

Lott at Ed.fibu,gh, the Ktgi.t IL.n. Lal. Louia 00e, .1
&MU.

mARRIAcrs.
The Rev • Robert Nixon, of Red Mills, Chapeliond, near
Dublin. lt..q. to Mini Fetheroton, daughter of the late Wui.
Fetheitten, of Carrick, musty of Westmeitli, f.sq.
Lately, at Dean, I.ieisteriant Rot c, of the 16th or Queries
Lira Dragoons, to Mrs. Ilulton, widow of the late William
Halton, Esq. of Hutton Park, Laimader.
• Lately Mr. Edwatd Lambert, of Jewry•street, Aldgate, to
MooTiii:lnpenn, of Tower-hill.
At North Badsley clouds, by the Rev. Dr. Hill, John
Lyons, Esq. of St. Amaiii%. near I% iiii.igton, to Miss Rob-
bins, daughter of %Viliitm Robbins, El. of Salisbury.
At Edinburgh, John Rio, Esq. Goof to the Right Hon.
L rd Armodale, in Orkney, to Miss Margaret Glen, daughter
of the late Mr. %V_ Glen, userelmot, in Glasgow.
At Bridol, W 11. Tonge, Ei of °Preston, in Gloucester-
shire, to Mir Bryan, daughter of the late Rev. J. Bryan, of
Charlton. Somerset.
At Bridport, in the county of Do.set, Ati:s Ralston, daugh-
ter of Abraham Barton, F.sq. tie Mr. Bridgman, Member of
the Royal College of Surgeons, and son of Dr. Bridgman, of
Plymouth.
Lawrence Strange, Eq. of Aelwardotown, County K liken%
ny, nephew to Lawrence Strange, Esq. Queen Anne's-street,
London, to Miss Fitzgerald, daughter of Thomas Vita-
cerald, Esq. Ger dine, county Kildare.
ire
At ReugagiV ,arles IYOyly, Esq. to Miss Greer, youngest
daughter of Willi.nn Greer, h. si.
Arthur Kelly, E.q. of Armagh, to Mi..: Pi= S'lMAtil, Se.
V.lll d night," or rttostras Sherronl, Esq. of Blessington-street,
1 Dublin.

At Philadelphia, on Easter .Sondoy Isar, Mr. Edwa•d Find.
item, late of Grafton-street, Dubin., ter kfias Byrne, daughter
of Mr. Patrick Byrne, late of that city, lairokaeller.
At GI ling, William limes, Eiq of Sandsulie, in the county
of Cartitticii, North Kotain, to Mi.. t:radock, daughter of
811e14ou Cradock, Vbs. of rlartfulft„ hear Richmond, in the
comity of York.
tieoryea Church, Bloomsbury, by the Rev. C. W.
Dyer, Franc, Parrott. 1.-sq of Ilaukeshury flail, near COVeW
try. to Miss Hewitt, eldest daughter of tine late J. Ilcont,k:sq.
of Coventry.

Yeste,ta.—Wwsr Ntors •Ir-•-lialalty at the Pub Ofh, es.

PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS.
114 T 16.

Grnverntnent Deb 31per Cent.... ....67j
MU*, , percent. ....
...............1*
....... ....10
n oth Stock, Spec cent
Treasury 6.11,, 16%, .$ per cent ....Par.
ft nyal Canal Lean, 6 per Cart
Ditto 4 per rent ... 71
ili,, al Canal I.4an. 6 per Cent 66;
City Bends, 6 per re.it .. nis

COURSE OF

IGE. Famaw, MAT 18.

Amsterdam 32 4 2111
Ditto .it Sight 37 •
Rower 12 y 2 V.
16 3 2%U.
Alton 96 4 2411.
Paris 2S 10 Lev.
Ditto. I.i IS 2 C.
Dolirdeaux 2S IS
Madrid
Ditto
Cadiz
Ditto
Kilboa
Leen,' is
(ienua 4S

Venice 59
Naples lri
Lisbon
°ruts, 6l
Dublin l7l

•Ctttev. 1. a. 4.
rnuntal Gold in Coin _ _ _

per ut.
Deubleimis
New I)nllare
Silver in !tars
New Louis rich
Agin on the Rank e( Ifolland
Si per Cent.
'l6) 74
- - -

Dubiin on 1.44nd0n (Ma,
Belfast on London (Ma;
Belfast un Dublin (Mal

11) 617
II) 9'4 lu 6t days.

COAL EXCHANGE. MAY 21.
Nest Coals, in Ilse Pool. per Chi Wren Us. 04.
mil ove.eci tO TioulekCitpert at 40s. 04.
Suesterlsi44. per CltaNroe 42.. W.
Delieered to Hourekeepess at

A PERSON, who has for Years been accustomed
to ieeeit nag Rents and superintending Estates, is desilors
of being engaged ifl such Capacity, by ally N.,blernau or Gea-
deman of extrusive lauded Property. Respectable Reit:swat
can be given
A Luia directed to T. Smith, at Mr Hodgson's, Briokseller,
comer .1 Wi ,iipole and Great Mary•ls-ltonne-strects, will be im-
mediately attended to.

PLEAS atNl' and RFTIRED SITU keKNEY.
To be !SOLD, by Mesiri. MURTON and E NNUR,
THE desirable LEASE of a modern, substantial.
brick DWELLING HOUSE, in complete repair, replete
with domestic COMlCllienCiell, agreeably situated in a retired and
pleasant part of the respeetable Village of Hackney, containing
good Attics, 3 commodious Chambers, t Dressoig Rooms,
handsome Drawing ROOl3ll, Dining Room 2l feet by IS,
Brmkfast Parlour, ElltriaCe Hill, Foutman's Pantry, Good
kitchen, Wash House, excellent Ceilarbig, and a Garden ;
held on lease for an unexpired Term of sixteen three-eight
yearo, at a in Ideate rent. _ _

To be viewed with Tickets, which, with farther paiticularv,
may ►e had of Winos. Burton and Vcanur, No. 62, Cumhill.

COUNTRY HOUSE, FURNISHED, for Nine Months, with
intnweliate Posieion.
To be LF.TT, by Meigs. BURTON and VEN NOR,

ACapital, commodious DWELLING HOUSE,
with extensive and prodin fa;arden, fully cropped;
Standees fur Carriages, roomy Stabling, Paddock, Coai.h Sweep.
and about Oil acres of rich Meadow Land, delightfully situated
In a respeAablo and rural Village, about nine miles East of
London. The Premises are replete with domestic convenience,
genteelly funiadied, suitable for the rendence of a family of
diNtanction; ate I.4.ee.taty situated on a ',leasing eminence,
commanding rich pietivesque views of the surrounding beau-
tint' country.

To lau riew•d, with rckets cult., which, with ftvt,,o7 Par-
ticulars, niay brhaf by application to Mow Bunoli Vent.
tar, 62, Cor..hill.

SALES BY AUCTION

B.STKIIIARTIN and TOPOGRAPHICAL PAINTINGS',
DRAWINGS, PRINTS, BOOKS, ice.
y OIL RICHARDSON,
At hie Hosea, Nn. the Corner of Valise: street, in the
Strand, THIS and Tee following Days, at rwelre
o'Clock,
A COLLECTION of PRINTS and DRAW.
INGS by 1112'!010/2i. Dayei, Girtin, Wenn-, Munn,
Booker, aarid.ry, Shephrid, Turner, and Varier ; a few
PICTURES by Antal, Barker, Rathbone, Wilier, and
Wright ef Derby; RARE ENGI.ISIS PORTRAITS ; a
Small Coliseum of BOONS, including a History of Englund,
:: sole ; and a Collecrum towards a likory of Wiltshire, a-
ltimeter! With a large Numbs? of Demeligi, Skerebet, end
Priori, in 2 large rob hclio, &:. &.:.
To he •iewed on the Mornings of Sale ; Catalogue; shay be
red-et Mr. R•charsben, No. SI, Strand ;'rice Sixpence);
and of Mr. Clark, Bookseller, Bond-street.

LN A FEW DAYS,
By Mr. JEFFIrRY,
At his Rooms, No. 11, Pall Mall,
THE GENUINE: and VALUABLE LAW
LIBRARY of
The Riftlit Hon. ftICIIA.RD, fond ALVANLPT,
Lord Chief Justice of His Maje•tv's Court of Common Pleas,
deceased.
Including all the Reports of Cases argued in all the Coorts„
of Law; all the Abridgments, Indexes, Tables, Charters,
Honks on the Constitution, Crown, and Parliament; Leine
the most general Collection of Legal and Cointitutional Honks
that have been ever offered to Public Sale.

LEAsk: and Neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Btett's
Buildings, Camberwell-toad.
By Means. BURTON and VENN OR,

On the Premise., No 2, Brett's-buildings, Camberwell-road,
To-MORROW, at Eleven o'Clock,
THE neat 1-10USEHOLI) FURNITURE and
EFEFCTS of Mr. CLARE, rinitertel by Govern-
ment to a Foreign Station The Furniture C 01111044% Four
Po.t and other Ited•teads with Cotton Furniture., Lucid Bnis
and Bedding, Chews of Drawers, !Mahogany Dining, Card
and Pernbruke Tables, Chant, Oases, Carpets, and Kitchen
Requisites, &c.
Precisely at Ten s'elselt we! he Sold, the than...Ws LE ASE
of the Promises, with large Garden; held fir a Terraof 21
Years, at a toodi•ate Rent'

The Premises to be viewed Three Div., and the Furniture
Opener previoes to the Site, when printed Descriptions and
Calalngo/. mull bee had on the Prenttses; and of Messrs Burton
and Vtolllof, rlo 62.

Singularly LEAN!, I !OLD it 11,SIDE NCT. Akin three
Nine. of the tr dgel.
By Mears. BURTON and VTNNOR.
On TUESDAY, the 49th irm at Twelve, at Garraway% (if
nut previvavly il,,posed of by Private ContraCt),
-

A. .•
Truly dv.irable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE,
It. fireman* weeder, pleaesroly Waled en agreedelethetenee
(mem the root, entainand lig Mono and distant rospettsuf great
beauti, and Gont.gouut to the toady leading t..Clapharn and La-
'seder Hal, sue late seat and property of W &infield, Eiq
tirneetin•d. Ttv H.us. guar a handsome timiturm elevation,
with eight ehem ful Chamber% Hteming-rtionas, spacious hand-
some Draieing• Dining-room, commodious entrance Hall,
4 Rate, mini piste Kitchen, ranter, Housekeeper's-room, Laun-
dry, ill-ewhouie, capital Cellaring, Coach-house Three-nail
Stehle, liege Gra,iary, Gardens, Hotter, and suitable attached
and detached Office*, an extensive and singularly produftive
Carden tastefully dimmed, Green-house, Hot-house, and
Kitchen Garden, an inclosed Field adjoining with separate
communicatum, together about four Acres. The heather are
recently b.tilt, of the very beat materials, under the inspedion
of experienced, judicious workmen are in complete order, end
sobrniu.sd .• suitable for the immediate reception of • Genteel
Family. The Girder is cluathed with the most choice sr-lec-
hen of g voting Freit Trees in the Mghest perfeeion
The locate, exclusive of the Meadow, it held on Lesie for a
long Term of near 70 years, at a moderate Ureutid Rent The
Furniture mai be taken. by the Pun:Meet, at a ialeatien , if
rejected, will I. • Sold or. the Premises in a few days
To be viewed oil the day of vale, with ticket. only, whell
with printed deieriritions, mar be had uf Mew,lotion mil
Venue', No. 11-4 04101111 Partieuhrs tau the Prea.a.ts. and at
Garraway's.

SALFS BY AUCTION.

CORNIIII.L.—SUPIRIOR SITUATION.
BURTON and VI-Is:NOR,

On 'rer.sDAY, the :9th :it IZ, at Garraw.tif jd zat
pi,noudy thipoort of be ?-irate l'ontr.l,ll),
9111 E very desirable LEASE:. with irnnsedi,te
of a eouttortatplcouteaantial Krick DWTL-
LING HOME, with rotoistrdnig bow-front. Shop trim
rtißrbly tituatr the 'city perierattle part of Cornhill.
itoote !s in the "nig e./Tn:;/..te r:•pmr, aid contain,
Sleeping Roonii, twn Dr- leg Room; Dining Parlour,
!;,when,3hop, ~nd extensive dry cellanng
The rapacity of the Premis,= tc submitted to he of the highro
sinrowtarti.ws to rerioni &know: of engagii.g an a retail awn.
two in the mod reipettahle thonoughtare in the City, and b..
ap undoubted preference for ntimietty ro a,tY en
which, in eaujundhon wrth tite drany ,itriosirt adraweav%
rer4og frotis the local Situation, chiont pa.tieolaf Attention;
hold on Lew& for an =expired Terns of abort Twenty Yeast
at a moderate Rent.

TO h. viewed Six Days previous to the Sale; when ritned
Descriptions may be had on the premises at Garrawaylt) and
b. Burton and Vennoit 62, I,:ordsill

CHISWELL-STREET.
Ey Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR,

Oh TUESDAY, the 29th mat. atTwel re °TIN+, atGarraway..
by Ditedion of the Mortgagee, with Consent of the As.

7
signers 7
r lIHE desirable LEASE, with immediate pontes.
skin, of a Krick DWELLING lI9USE, with Double.
Front Shop and Private Entrance, innate Nu. 46, Chisvreil.
street, near Finsburyscuare, late in the occupation of Mr.
Ford, Shoemaker. The netlike% conta.n three Servants
Rooms, Four Chambers, commodious Strop. Parlour behind.
and Private Entrance, rendered very convenient Grr letti ;
two Kitchens, Wash.hotke and Cellaring ; held on Lease fix
an unexpired Term of Eighteen Years at Lady Day lan, at Itso
moderate Rent of 481. per Annum.
To be viewed Three Days previous ti the Sale, and printed
Deirription, had on the Premises; at thruway's ; of Mr. Bora.
Solicitor, Devonhireotreer, Bkhopsgate ; and of Merin. Dar-
ton and Vennor, No. 62, Cornhill.

LEASEHOLD PREMISES, NECEINGER, BERMOND.
SEY.
By Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR,
On TUESDAY, May Y 9, at Twelve &Clock, at Gamlen%
by Order of the Executas of Mr. Tysom, deceased,
'rHE LEASE of a DWELLING HOUSE and
1 Garden, conlaining four Chareherv, Store Closets, tw•
Parlours, Kitten, Wavh-houve, and Grvien ; held for an ea-
expired Tern of Twenty-one Years:aad a Qua:ter at MIMS,
mer, at a moderate Ground Rent.
To be •iewed, and Particul.ds had three days previous MI the
tale, on the Premises; at Gammas% and of Messrs. Busts.
and Vennnr, No. St, Consh.ll.

I.EISF HOLDS, BETHNALL-GREEN.
By Messy BURTON and VENNOR,
0;. TUFSD IY, May 29, at Twelve °Visa, at Gamma"
ty.direetion of the Proprietor,
HE LEASE of Two BRICK DWELLING•.
otpws, wit► a large Plot or Parcel of spare Oromedlo
i.t, .item Arwhor-stroet,Betheal-green. The Ilnuses are lat me
Tenants at Will; the Ground in hand huhl fora lougTessii,
at a Gronod Rent.

Ti be viewed, .trul. Particular.; had three days previous to
kite, on the Premises., at Carraway's ; and of Marrs. Bona.
►nd 1',411130g, No. at,.Corish.ll.

LEASEHOLD HOUSTS.-..CHANCF:RY•LINE.
By Meows RURT( /N and VENNOR.
At Garrawa 'a, ou TUESDAY, 29th May, 1604, at Twelve
o'Clock, toy Order of the Proprietor, in Two Luta,
THE valuable LEASE of Two Houses, with
convenient Shop% in complete Repair, eligibly si-
tuated, beirig No I and V, Chancery-lane, near Fleet-street.
Lot I-4. a oinvenieut Family Hour, with commodiout
Shop, elig:trly situated, being No 2, Charicary4ane, now in
the Occupation of Mr. Rossetti', Cheesemouger,on Lease fir
•Eighteen Years, at 411. per Anaum.
Lot 2-1 dia., adjoining, with immediate Possessioe. The
Premises are held on Lease, for an unexpired Term if pat
Twetny-ime Years, at the low Rent of 201. each House.
T. be viewed, by Leave of the Tenant*, Thn•e Days pea.
viou. to the Sale ; when printed Particulara may he had es
the Premises ; at Ciarrawara; and of Messrs. Burton and
ltennur, 62, Cornhill.

NEW TER RACE, COLEBROOK-ROW, ISLINGTON, and
UPPER FOUNTAIN PLACE, CITY ROAD.
By Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR,
' On TUESDAY, the 49th Ins. at Twelve °Vlach, at Gan&
wars, in Two Lots,
DTAESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES.
desirably situate, being No. 4, New Terrace, Colebrook-
row, and No. 2, Upper Fountain Place, City Road.
esit 1. A Modern Built Laaseheld Dwelling Howse, recently
put into the most compkte Repair, pleasantly situate, Ni. 4.
New Terrace, facing the New River, containing a Drawing
Room, Two Parlours' Three Chamber,, Servants' *own.
Two Kitchens and good Cellaring, and an inclosed Garden.
held on a Lease at a Ground Rent.

Lut 11. A convenient Leasehold Dwelling House, N..
Tippet Fountain Pace, Coy Road; containing a Diawing
Room, Two Parlours, Three Chambers, Kitchen, Wash-house.
Chaise-Louse, Stable, ;tad Gazden held un Leas: fur about
Two Teen.

APOLLO BUILDINGS, 7-AST-STREET. WALWORTH.
By Mews. BURTON and V EN NOR,
On TL'ESDAY, the 29th inst. at Caraway's, at Twelve &Cock.
(unless previously disposed of by Private Contratt),
A Desirable Leas hold, Modern Brick DWEL-
LING HOUSE, pleasantly situattel, bring Nu. 11.
ApoOn Buildings. Ent-street,lwo-th, recently put, at a
very eunederable expence, iato the rnwn complete Belem ;
containing ThieriChasoberi, liaodaonte Drawing Room, Di-
ning Room,- Fireekfart Parlour, Y.itchen, BIPVIiIOUItt, Cgtiik•
Ind. Coal Shed, very extensive Garden, tastaully laid nut end
planted with thriving Trecr. Poultry Yard, Piernv, Two Stall
Stable, Coach House, with Two good Rooms over, end back
continisnwation to the Rued; held un Lease for Seven, Fume.
teen, or Twisty-one Year:, optional with the Tenant, ate maw.
dent, Rent.
To be viewed Six Days preilous to the Sale, and prioblel
nricription• had on the Premium; at Ganewera; and
Mesas Sutton and Velum, No. 62, Cornhill.

CUPYHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, about Titres M

from Romfird.
By Mears. BURTON and VENNOR.
ASingularly Desirable, detached CO rrAce
RESIDENCE, with Chaise House, Two-Stall ht.**,
large prelim:hie Gorden Mitefully disposwe,and planted •rels
thriving Fruit Tree+, sinisterly situate a pleasant &runic firm
the Ituai, in the centre of a respectable, rural, and heath
Village, eitimanauding a rich variety of beautiful home Sc
and distant Priw!m,te, contrasted with the distant
'ldle, and reheard fir a fine view of the It iNIC The wimple
very recently pet into the most perfect order at a cons decal*
Eapenee, Corning together a cumplete delightful liewilesais
fur a sine% U •ntirel Tie different Aoarteaeots me 14
good proportions, and evneirt of rive Chamber., Orsaiag
Room, che,rful Drawing Ruom with c icular Freud& War
dims :inning to the Garden, Nonni Roma, taft:aisie
Kitchen, Wash House, Man Serveuit'a Roomy sea wet tar
Lhan.eche Vraires.