The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-05-25 00:00:00

COMMON PLEAS.

elms ot nuaussmaitay v. BULLEPI.
This was an aftion of trespass, instituted against
the Defendant, for pulling down some railing at the
Duke's demesne, at Richmond, for the purpose of
trying the right of the inhabitants to pass through a
part of it next the River Thames.
Serjeant SNIPIIERD, on a former day, obtained
a Rule to shew cause why so much of the plea put
in b• the Defendant, as related to the Royal Grant,
shoal not be traversed ?

Serjear.t BEST, for the Defendant, appeared to
thew cause ; and, after stating the different pro-
ceedings which 4ad been taken, and chit the aftion
had been instituted without any intention of taking
an advantage on either side, urged his right to this
plea, and further statod, that no damage bad been
done in committing the trespass, but merely one
rail was taken away, to give a cause of aftion.
The Court *ere of opinion that the plea was
4 • • 11**Iva adjusted between the pat-
'. usipAp ire tried the nest
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ropK SPRING MEETING.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 2t.

Mr Wentivorth'i c. Flippolook, by Beningboiligh, out
of Nfo'fly, heat Sir K. Mai I'. b. c. Mariner. b; Preci-
pitate, out of D..opk, 200 g. rich, W•t. each --2
2 And 3 to 1 on flip poll us.
Mr. Acrerri h. f Miss Well.ani, he Set.yetnu, out of NE,..
Cugdyn, MI% b. f. by ti..hontl, out of St. AIIII,
each, for lOOgi, vach, b• ft des.
'2 to 1 on Miss ‘Velham.
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Mr. Rob.nson's e. by Overton, not of Fanny, by Wen.el,
brat Mr 1,141t0n',.c. by Star, dawn by each —the
M.le Kai, slogs. h. ft.
6 and 7 to 4 Against Mr. Robinson's c.
Mr. Darley's gr g. 1.1. by rallafux, fist paid forfeit to Mr.
br. h. Black Strap, by Volunteer, SA. 411,-2 Maio.,
for 2001;,.. each, h f.
Mr. Beira bay filly, by Abba Thuile, beat Mr Nutbrown',
bay filly, by Brough, let. i Ib. each, 50gs. each —4 We,
3 to I on Mr. Bell's bay fiily.
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Mr. Mamstead's bay (214. 1 lit. beat Mr. Arm►uon`'s bay
horse, 12st 50p. half lisrfeit.—.—Last Mile.
Sir R. IViitit's buy colt, Mariner, by Precipitate, out of
agst. Mr. VV'entworth's ch e. f lippolituss by iiiiiiiif.srough,
2aOr each, h ft Ct. each.—Twe

CORN.EXCHANGE, FIMAY, MAT 21.
The supply of Wheat here is considerable, with a few arrivals
from Dantzic, and the proportion of Foie, in general, being
small, causes samples of prime quality to reach an advance in
price. Barley and Malt are dull sale at small difference. Deans,
of each curt, and Grey Peas, are dearer, but few here. There is
a tolerably I OXI supply of Oats, and from the late demand they
are also dearer. Flour at small fluctuation.

CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN.
Wheat.. ...... .384. 74.. 955. Beans
r.
Filar do. 965. 100 s 04. I Tick Beans 455 0 .
Rye... 48s. 525 OA. Oats 235. 27. 30. 04.
Barks .35: 405 OA. Palate's. ..... ...31.. 32. 04
...... —.66.. 72.. Od. I Rape 5eed...... COI. 001... Re.
Whtte PC2S 425. 48. Od. Fins Flour .... 754.
Geer Peas 40s. 451. Od. Seconds 63, 754.1 m.

PRICE OF STOCK!, YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock , .1911 179 '
. .

3 per Cent Reduced .
3 per Cent. Couloir
4 per Celt
5 per Cent. y Nav
• • •99:1

5 per Cent Loyalty 9711
Long Annuities l6l II 16
Irnpetial 3 yet Cents s6ii
Omnium 313
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India Stoek id 2
Ditto RV ds la. tb. di.
English Lottery Tickets
Consuls for 391
T. BIM, Stack Braker,
No. 4, Caennill, and 9. Charing OMB.

PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS—Mar Hi
Gov. Deb. 5 per Cent
Ditto Stork, ,t 5 per Cent 89
Grand Canal Loan, 6 per Cent ....9E

COURSE OF EXCHA
Amster.lara .... 38 3 U.
Mit,. at Sight .. 37 7

NGE, rumor, MAY 24.
Genoa sib
Venice S94
Lisbon in}
Oporto 6l
Dublin 12

Rotterdam
11.amboggh 95 8 '2lll.
.81tona
PAM I day's date 25 16

4 2U.
B.unkmax .s6 5

untwist. I. y a
Portugal Gold in Coin
and Bars per os 4 0 0
Douly:oons 0 0 0
New Do lays
Silver in Rats 0 0 0
New Louis each
Agin so the Bank ne lio:!arirt
5 per Cent
(Mx,' 15) 101211
Ly 15) 6it
to) ...5;{ lSl diva.

Ct. .• • •••• •• • • in paper
Duo &I effect
Malrid .• • • in PIPE',
Ditto :ln effect.
Ililbw
Leithoin 5O
Naples
Dublin on London" (
flelf&st on 1.0n,10n (Mal
&Km on Dublin ( Diu(

MARRIAGLS.

Lately' at F-attrv, by the Rev. William Toornsy, Richard
Hinted, Esq. jun. of Csnterhury, Miss Sarah Bkorrave,
youngest daughter of Rarae,t Tourney Hargrave, Lag of 'fatty.
court, in Kent
On Tuesday the 7th inst. at Clifton Church, by the Re..
Edward Wick, 11. D the Rev John Rose Hol len, Rector of
Urnerster, r... 45:•%, to Mi..; Margaret Wheelie-, %oungert daugh-
ter ut the late Wiliam Wheeler, Esq of Cli:turr.
DEATHS

On the 18th hut at 111,Mhiil: in Staffordshire, in 'he
year of his age, the Rev. If. Dickemiwiti, A M. of St. J dii,'s
Cridege, Cambridge, and Curate of Church I.:Ann.
Last week, at his Chambers ill the Ti.iinple, Julio Ilolt, Esq.
MM.& at Law. _ _

Late's, at her home, in the Crescent, Mrs. Kitson, widow of
Henry Kitson, F.K. late Alderman of Exi.t:n.

HIGH WATER 'IHI4, I)AY AT iNI)ON-AstlDt.t.
Mnfn. D 7 mm. after 11 —.Even. 2 mM. aR 12.

SALES BY AUCTION.

By LEIGH and S. SOTlrr.isr,
At their Dottie, No 10, in the Strand. oi.poire Citherlnts•
Str...t !remove 1 from York street. Covent Garten 1, env
TUESDAY, May 28, and Four following Days, at Twelve
o'Clock,
THE LIBRARY of the late WILLI IM M
BUTTER, M. D. Fellow of the Royal Culler- tit
aod Member of th- Soenty of Falmburgh ;
Author a ...era Medical Tracts; comprehending a very goad
Collection in Medicine, Surgery, Chemistry, Fort Lit and
Domestic Distal+, Voyages, Travels, Poetry, Classics, Relies
Lidtres, Art 4 and Sciences.
N. B In 01. Third Day's Sale will be sold, the Copyrights,
' together with the remaining Impressions of his s,,vcral Works.
To be • iewel ; nod Catslogths hail at the Place of Sate.

ELEGANT AND VALOANLE 'STOCK UM 10004 S.
By Mr. STS.WART,
Oa the Prentiss; No. 200, Straw!, opposite St. Clement's
Church, on WEDNESDAY, June 5, and following Days,
at Twelve &Clock; by ontee of the Proprietor, Mr.
GARDNER, Bunkseller, retiring from Busineas, on ac-
count of ill health, the whole to be sold without Restive;
THE Valuable and extensive COLLECTION
of BOOKS, in History, Antiquities, Biography, eke-
ski, Ant and Sc;
...mces, Poetry, &c. ; many of which Ate rare
and carious, in elegant bindings.
Descriptive CatakTues are now pemaring, ',Lich will he
ready for delivery, and the Books Or Ire •iewili on the Pre-
mises, three Days preview: to the Sale, and Catalogues then
had, in Piccadilly.
On Wednesday, June 5, will be sold, at One o'clock, the
valuable Freehold Estate of the Premises.
Particularist( the ante May he had.

K THE BORDER OF THE TAMER,
DP.VON.

By Mr. SMITH,
At Garraway's, on FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelve &Cluck,
E (held on Two
Lives) called COLLINGS HOUSF., beautifully situat-
ed on the border of the Tamer, in the Parish of Beer Ferris,
ten miles from Plymouth, eight from Tavinock, and four from
Saltash. Tlie. house commands a fine situation, and must de-
lightful picturesque view: over the Tamer, of the sea, and ad-
jacent country • with a drawing-room, dining, and breakfast-
rs padou ; six bed-rooms, and convenient offices • with a
kitchen garden, orchards, several fruit trees, shrubberies; ara.
ble, pasture, and meadow land; containing togetber thirty six
. 11-throe 9( churl% a7e now lett to Mr. Abraham
W rlt6Fns, at dill. 10.. per annum. The remainder is in band,
and early possession may be had.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Abraham Williams, on
the spot ; and Particulars had, eight days previous loth, Sale,
of the Printers of The Exeter Gazette and Slierborne Mercury;
at the Hotel, Plymouth ; White Hart, Laencesinw ; at Gar-
ravers ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Iniod-rtreet, near the
&o/al Ixdunge.