The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-28 00:00:00

JULY 23.

THIS day the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Re-
corder, Aldermen, High Sheriffs, and Corporation,,]
&c. &c. attended by the City Regalia, will wait
upon His Excellency the Earl of HA.kDW I CKE, and
present him with the 'Freedom of the City, and an
Address' of Congratulation upon His Excellency's
becoming Chief Governor of thin Country,
mously voted at the Quarter AsseMbly on Friday
last.

has co' The Right Hon. 'Mr. '''. , Secretary AB fro
~n.
tinued since Tuesday to transatibuiiness at hisiof:
five in the Castle. - •
A ridiculous rumour was in 'eh-ciliation •on Tties.
day.- and yesterday, -that a duel had taken place be-
tween an illatrious -cbaraeter, late in high situation
in this Country, and a .I).orthern-Noble Earl of great
estimation, in whicli the fornier was said to have
been shot through the lungs : for this extraordinary
report there could not be the smallest foundation,
it being well know:a that a reconeiliation had long
since taken place.
Yesterday, for the .first time this season, new
Oats wefOrough, Th.tnas-street market,. from
the lands of S. N. Morgan, Esq. of,'..A..!..m'ount.
County of Dublin. They were of an• excellent
quality. . • •

A Letter received yesterday from the County' of
Meath mentions, that a niwt'atrocious ,mtirder was
committed there about ten o'clock in the morning
of Saturday last, upon the Steward of a Gentletnan,
Mr. Preston, of Ardsallagh, The unforiunate-man
had gone out upon his'usual--busitiess, to -look over
the grounds 'of his master, and was -horribly mur-
dered on the foot-way, his body being niangled• in
a most savage manner: • -
The- same Letter mentions, that a ;Banditti, a
few nights ago,.broke open'the house oft person in
the Parish of Taragh, in the County Of Meath, and
seized arms; and a repetition of similart-outrages
is apprehended.
The followipg account of the very extraordinary
-escape of. the prisoners from Newgate,- on Saturday
morning last, may be relied 'on as authentic
the ground h4or in the inner yard, 18 prisoner's
were confined in
.four cells; to each of which -there
is' an ,iron door leading to theThpper apartments., at
the foot of "which there is also an-iron door. -On
. Wednesday last, about twelve o'clock, the prisoners
perceiving that ',their tells wereeinspeaed by the
.• Turnkeys, conceived it to bet good time to attempt
their escape before • the next 'inspeetion ; and ac-
cordingly on that day, while they had the liherity
of the yard, they-'agreed on their plan; which the
want of a rope to descend by from the roof prevented
the execution of on that 11-dell-ft; but the rie;4-day;'
one of their wives having contrived to convey them
- a' rope, on that
.night they - Made ethe
.necessary
breaches, which they effeffed bet Ween seven'and
nine o'clock, having been locked up at six. Their
plan was to break a communication between the
• •
cells, and thence to tee stairs, which- they effeaed-
with no Other -instruments -than one' -piece of iron
aboht six inches long, and their knives.; with these
they made their way through the thick walls -that
support the, arches of.the cells.:--On ascending the
stairs, they were stopped by a door at the foot of
the upper flight ; this difficulty however they soon
overcame, as a wall built in place of the•hand-rail-
-
ing is but four inches thick e they next had to en-
, counter an iron grate in the chimney of an "upper
room, but by breaking the wall at the end of -the
i grate they got above t.--Having theus opened a
passage to the roof, their next object was to get
rid of the• heavy irons with which some of them
were bolted :* they therefore waited 'till the next
night. On their return to their cells, they -stopped
- the breaches with stoner, and the next -day the
• Deputy-Gaoler haying an information that one of
the prisoners had requested of a womao to bring
him a rope for -the purpose of 'escaping, he loaded
him with irons, which, however, he 'contrived to
`file off, and escaped with the rest. About one
o'clock on Saturday morning,' sixteen of them got
on the roof of the Session house, •at the end .of.
which, next to Green-street, they raised the- lead,
aria fastened a rope to one of the rafters, by which
they descended to the waste ground between the.
Session-house and the Sheriff's prison. The last of
the sixte'en, named Traynor, alias 'Murphy, distindlY
heard the only centinel in view -(who was planted •
above one hundred yards from the-place they &seen&
ed) regularly challenge every man -as, he walked •
away ; they answered a friend," and were suffered
.to pass -into Green-street ; but on Murphy's getting
to-the ground, the centinef, who by this time'had •
approached the spot, after challenging, perceiVed
the rope, andexclaimed, " yotwame down.by that •
fop- which the other acknowledged, -and sur-
rendered. it is no A—. ..,f,r-A-n,-;;',,—re true
that one of the prisoners escaped with a snrgie uui, -
on. .

1245

Kent, SI. I2S. 115 81. Bs.
Sussex, 51. os. toil. os.
Essex, 51. Os; to 81. os.
Fkrnharn, 51. 125. to gs.

SERDS.

Red Clover, (per cwt.) •
White Clover, ditto
Trefoil, ditto ' -
(per,busbek) •
Rye Grass, (per quarter) • .
Cinque Foil, ditto•
White Mustard. Seed, (per bushel)
Brown ditto, ditto
Canary Seed, • ditto
Rape Seed, (per last)

▪ 211. to 90S,
30S. to toss.
Co: 305.
125. to, 245.
16s. ' to 4?s.
oi.' to cs.
Its. 18 14s.
ros. to 14s. 6d.
Es. to tos.
• 401. to 441.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, July 17.
• • To sink.the Offal--per stone of 8113.
Beef, 44. 6,1. to ss. '4d. Veal, 4s. 4d: 'to ss: bd.
Mutton, ss. od. ;o ss. Bd. , Pork, 55. 44. tO-6s. Bd2
Lamb, ss. od. to 6s. ad.-
its.ko OF CATTLE TITT3 DAY, •
Beasts zooo—Sheep and Lambs 7aon.
•

LEADENTIALL MARKET, Ju1v.2.7.
Beet, ls. Tod. to 4s. ou. Rd, to ss.
Mutton, 4s. 4d. to 53. 7(i. rrork; Ss. 3(1. to 6s. Bd.
Lamb, 4s, 641, to 6s. od.

PRICE OF LEATHER (per Ib,.)AT LEADENHAL L.
Butts, 59. to 561 b. - • 191 d. to Aid.
Ditto, 60 to 661_13. - - 22, . to 23d.
Merchants' Backs - - zod. to 2oid.
Dressing Hit*.s • - - 14e1. to 17.
Fine Coach Hides, - - rci. to igcl.
Crop I!ides for cutting - . 17d. to 19d.
'Flat Ordinary - - • - rsd.. to 16d.
Calf Skins, 30 to
~4olb. Dozen ad. to ltd.
Ditto, .• 'o to' 7olb. 42. d. to 26d.
pitto, 70,t0 8olb: - - ;2d. _ to 25(1'.
Small Scats (Greenland} 3os. to 33a.,
per men,
Larrx ditto, toos. to I.os.
`.l.annutl Horse Hides, 14s. to 255. pe Jiide.
Coat Shirts - -• -• 21s. to 655. pp Dozen.
Price of llark per. Load; —l. os. to, I. oos.

'ALLOW.
Town Tallow 575. -S. '
Russia do;.(Cattiles)s6s.s7s.
'Russia do-. (SOar) 55*. —s.
Melting Stuff. sos.
--1.
gs. 94: Ditto. rough-1.45, —s.
Average price 3s. .3d.•. Graves los. od. ' -.
Good Dregs, Jas.
Etreci, Sos.—cnrd;'B4s.
(Al.—Molds, 'lzs. od, • _

PRICE Oi
St. James's Market 3d.
Claie Market— 3s, 3d
Iljtechapel Market 35.. 3d,
per stone ofglb

Yvllow Soap,
candles, per dozen, 116.

St. jAill E S's y tily,-
5.1; 3s. c.d. to 61. 16s. 5d.--Avcir. 51'.- ►gs. 9cl.
Sti•aw,, zl. 14s. od. to 31. 3S. ofl.—Avet, 21. -iBs. (U;

WFUTECBAP.E.I. MARKET; 'July .15. •
Ilay, 12s. od. to 61.3. od.—Avr, 51. tos.
Clover, 61; fos. od.' to 71. gs;-od.!---A.v,e-i..61. i7s, 6d.
Straw, 21, Jos. od., to 31. 3s„-od:—Av.i.r. 21.:6;.

OUP PIBIPS.;

?po.LE,ItILY.26.

Arii,ed—the Harmonic, Butch, from Wismar; Sylvan,
Allender, from Newcastle ; Two Brothers, Smith, from
Sunderland; Elizabeth, Williams, from 'London; Lark,
;purrier, and Fortuna, Foster, from Portsmouth.
Sailed—the Amity, Taylor, and Friends Good. Will, Gun-
try, forPortsritouth ; and Jane; Gallop, for Liverpool.
GRAVESEND, JULY 26. , . .
P.ii-sf-ed by—the T recia;lsenie; groli na , from
Diintiic- -Diana, .Riddle ;. Ganges., ; names,and Mar-
gr4,ta, Dixon ; and .GOod Intent, .Saltiin, from. Riga 1.
Hain, Tully ; Concord, Nicholson.; Request,.....-,..—_,;fxpe-
clition, '—; Britannia, Dales ; Minerva, Watson;.
?ooner' and Zephyr; Brown, ,frorn Petersburg.
Sailed—the Young Henry, Nautilus, -Shaw, and
Elizabeth, Cade,'for Petersburgh enurtney, .IFreeger, and
General Lincoln; from Virginia; Fador,, Kemp, and
Eliia, Noble, for New York ; -Farmer, for Bilboai.
Ceres, Peters, for Oporto; and Entbden Packet, , for
liambre. - -

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At• Cowley Grove,the Lady of lohn'Geers Cotterell, Esq
Colonel of the Herefordshire of a Son.

MARRIED.

• •
•
Yesterday, Mr". T - Lucas, to Mlss Jemima Newcome;
(laughter el_the late erimate of Ireland. •
con-Thursday last, .at Kenton, Mr. Beard, of that place,
*Miss Bartlett, of Teignmouth,
.(The same day, Caytain Bartlcif,. of Teignmouth, to Miss
Board, brotiler and shstet ofthe above. , .

DIE)). • •
On Sunday the tgth inst. after a few days illness; Mr.
13agshaw,.ot Duchess-street, Portland-place.
Early on Thursday morning,,at his house in Bath;• Harry
Daniel.Mander' Esq.
Lately, at Galway, in Ireland, Ronald Macdonnell, Esq.
son of Major Macdonnell, of the Glengary Regiment of Fen-
ci ble Infantry. . . , -
• •
On Sunday the toth instant, the ,Hon. and Rev. Philip
Howard, Reetor ot Handsworth, and brother to .the: Earl of
Suffolk.. • \ . •

Lately, at Elsincur.,.ln Denmaric, Mi.-Christian Mehren)
Merchant of that place.
SrAcienly, on Niunuay, the' rgrn, at Upper Phillimore.
place, Kensington' 'f nornasPinitnore Sanders, Esq. formerly
of Exeter, Devonshire. •

.To I'IIOMAS TA YLOA, ,Esq.
No. 9, .Nev.! Bridke-Street, London

Honoured Sir,' . Edinburgh, March Is, abr.
T .13,E leave to is farm you, that ever since the
.
year sego, I have been afilleled,witli the Lues Vene-.
rea; which, from its ObStitiuely resisting 'every-tdude'os
Medicine prescribed by the moardminent of the Fruity
here, and undergoing, several severe courses' of salivation,
and tWiee'discharged fro,in the-I lospital, with little relief,
_would appear to.be Of the .masy inveiterate nature. Inthe
spring 01 last year my dfsbrder Wit -tot to such a head, as
nearly to put a period to my ,existericaa--I had,a large ulcer
on the- crown of my head, one on each arm,, and my: legs
Ca broke out in a frightful manner ; rue rOit was dread-
fully painful,- and had- been a- state of 'ulceration fur the
last seven years ; my • left had. also Iwo Large nodes onit;
was very much discotottied,-and gave me such exerutiat-
' ing pain, ,particularly when, warm ' bed,' as nearly to de-
prive me of rest; in thiaalamentable state, I was 'recom-
mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (~yho ;received so great a
cure by them here}, to take your Leke's Patent•
which I began. to do on the 26th of May ; in the course
of a fortnight, I began to receive benefit—in little more
than a month, the ulcers on my . head and arms Were
soundly healed-soon, after, the Ores on my' legs. healed
also ;.leaving,' however, Considerable discolouration in the
skin, and pain in the bonenf the left, which, by the Pies..
sing of Grid,-anti a- little longer perseverance in your invaa.
luableMedieine, subsided ; the ;lodes dispersing, the skin
-regaining its natural hue, and the nocitirnat -pains gradually
going oft. I thus beCame, by your liberal adviceend,
dicine, perfeittly free from ail my former coinplaints—
ha vc recovered my fornfer spirits and strength, and am be-
come jolly and fat, in. which state havingaiaitinued many
'months to the astonishment of all Mitt' knew me, I sin
at
a loss in what terms to. express my gratitude, but bee, you,
for the good of other sulikring mortals, to, make this my
case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion •
in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful,
obedient, very !nimble servant, . ALEX. MURRER.
. Swan's Close, High,street,: Edinburgh.
Witnesses to the above.Citre: •
I ona! Titnideioal; No. „ NCI. Pbultry Market; aria
JOHN Oldaa -
ssembly-Close, Edinburgh.
Prepared. and Sold by the sole .Proprietor,
Ttrost A STA Y L'OR; Member of the Royal College of Sur-
- 'gems, at his HouSei No. 9, New Bridge-s-treet, London.;
where, after a:constant residence of more than thirty-six
years, in a practice particularly directed ,to the cure of
Venereal' Complaints -and those incidental to the Parts of 'with that. inviolable secrecy which men of
his profession should always- observe in such cases, he
flatters himself; the advice and assistance he. gratuitously
administera to persons taking - this 'Medicine,, will be
- esteemed, , by a discernir g Public,, as an advantage sel-
'doM attainable and void of all ambiguity.
Also sold, by his appointment, tor the convenience of
these living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, 'No. 33; St. •
Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshopa No. to 3, Ox_;
ford-street ; . Mr. Disborough?s, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ;
Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union-row, Little ToWer-
hill ; Mr. Watson's, Southdaridge, Edinburgh; Mr.._Call--
well's, Dublin; and by one per Jon in, every considerable
town in Great Britain, and Ireland, in Eames of only as. gd.
each, sealed t,p with full and•plain directions, Whereby .
persons of-either sexmay cure themselves with ease, speed,
secrecy, and safety..
- 1\1:p. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with
a, Stamp, on which,' by favour of the Commissioners is
printed, .at the Stardp-Offite—" 'l'. Taylor, No. g,
Bridge-street,"— to imitate which is Felony, and all others
are Counterfeits:

• - CNOL CASTLE, ESTATE, AND VALUABLS`
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE, •
At his Great Rodm, in Pali-Mill,
On FRIDAY NEXT, at One c'Clock,
IN ONE OR. SEVEN LOTS;
ACAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE, with extensive Manors, Cbi:irts Lect,
Courts Barna' Quit Rents, Fine, lierriots, i&e. most plenti-
fully stocked with Game,. valuable Fishery, &c. called
GNIOL CASTLE,
In a most beautiful and sporting part of Glamorgan; the
Castle fointing,:a most,desirable R,ssidence, with capital Gar-
dens walled awl richly Cfoatiicd'; %i-ith Offices of every:de-
scription, beautiful picastir:—Ciroand., 'scaled in• an elegant
Park of about zoo Acres,- surrommlcd by several eligible
Faims, with. stiitable.Bnlldings,aricl in the•whol io.3,Acre4
of Rich, Aiable, Meadow,. anti, Wood-Laud, en- -•
tirely CornPaet, of the annual
.V%ilip,• of
TWO TIJOUSAND ONE HUNDRED otmOs
Also a most capital
Neath„ capable of; producreigiSm Wcy
giving at least a net:pro4c4: of One Pound and :,pwards pet'
Wey, or a net Annual neoin ref

SIX infOCSAND\ POLINDS,
clear of expences and out-goings ; ' •
The beautiful situation of the Premises may be conceived,
but cannot be' described, i-the Tbtvn and Navigable !titter
of Nealft intersecting the Country, 'forms 4 most-pictu-
resque, beatitiful, and inte:csting scene to the, Mansion,
winch is Modern, and suited to the immediate fe,eption of A
A person attends. to Thew the Estate.
• Plans of the E'state'
e, and sitiltion of the Colliery, wiql
elevation of the Cask. :way be seen Mr. Christie's, in
whd Is rayowored to receive Prop isals' for the'
whole, or any part of the Estate, by Private Coitir..A.
Printed particulars may be cool Castic, and of th,:7
Prinlers of the Liverpool GeneT:i Advertisei.CS, Earky's
Bristol journal ; Mane t Sift, Ns Ot: Bath C hroxi
cles ; at the Rainbow Coilae-haunt., cc:trill-nil, and in Pall
Mall.

NEAR ASHBURTON, DE V ON,inth SOUTH !1 IS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE
.
At his Great' Room, in- PaIIL_MAI,
On THURS6AY,-.Auzust 13., at One o'Cluek,
REHOLCAPITAL and Valuable FT)
'll.k. ESTATE; consisting •of .the,Nerr ertensive itlanors
'of BR:,)OK, MAYNEROW,..BLIKFAST4,;II,
BARTON, with Cgtirt Leets, Court, Baron,
Finest Heriots, Tons of Fairs and Alarkets,•Rii,ws, huy
ties, &c. and. antic= Mansion, ces, Carden, &c. goo('
repair, and near .Inoo acres of arable tip- Land and Water-
Meadow, Pasture and Down Land, Tyrile-tree,. Land Tar
rweeini.N.l; 20.06 acres.of which are inclosed, and divided irto
Ten Farms, And Igt.to respedabie Tenants, Aliso,about boo:.
Atm of dapitat Timber, (p cove, Wood, and Coppice Land is
hand.

Estate is well witered, of th'present-annt,llßeni-pf
9.NE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED Po LIN llSi

Capable bf very consideVable improvement,
The Estate abounds'with pleittfa• Lime-st6ne and beau..
fitul Marblei. convertible' itito -chitnner:.pieccs, Stabs, &C.
A Water Soak-Cosh *lilt is let vvith the Barton ratlp, with
valuable privilege.Of depasturing Stock osi I)artrabor, fofr
,ntigg,,in the whole;. a 'most 'ocr.i.oyatt and desirable 'Estate,
'with 'great plenty of Qa_me anct-r field, Spoil, as the
guishcciDevonqthire og Dean kiunt'depetals on this spot ta its
sport. The hothe grounds and suiroundingerOuntry is hcan-
tifully picturesque, anlfiquitesbn.tyt-a'few judicious v,.,tks
of ant tb render it a oharttung.repideuce. ' Situate on the great
We...tern Ro,a.V leading front t xeter to. Plyjnouth. Distant
from Asburion three miles, six troin Thtness,. irons
Torbay, fifteen from. Tynrn 44ittl,'.'tweray...zwo from Exeter,
and the same distance from Plytnntith. •

The. Estate may. b.! ,vietved tiy'appl-ing to Mr. Deiti at
arookbou3e; and paitiQii4trs 'nay be•had a rn,,ntn precediug
the S.tie., of the Prititers'olthe-Extler gazette, $ lerora-ne and
Salisbury Papers, Bath Chraiclt.:, $ Taiit!e's 131istO1,four•
Rah of Messis. G -ahants, rpn,
i
where a Plat. of the @bine may be, seen-

SUGNALL-11ALL, STAFFORDSHIRE.
TO 131~ SOLD BY AUCTION
By Mr. CHRIS 11E, . - •
At his G Feat -Room in
' On TUESDAY the zstii of August, (if not previonSlf
• . disposed of by:Private Contrad), at One o'Clotk,
ACapital FREEHOLD,. andsmairpart COPY.
...L. ESTATE, called SUONALL-HALL, in the
. Parish., and two miles from the Mark et. Town of ECCLEs.
HA 1, L, adjoining South to the Chester atd Mail Cortch.Road
frain -London, nine thileS from- Statiiird; eight fromStorie,
(and Navigation Coals and Lime.) dine ',from Newport, ninp.
from Market • Drayton; eleven from' Newcastle-tinder-Line,
twenty-seven from Shrewsbuiy, thirty-eight frOrn Chester'
and about 440 from London, consisting or a capital, uhifcrrn.
exceedingly convenient' .anil ,Substantial SI.ONE u
MODERN MANSION, with attachedanddetached Offices..
peculiarly adapted to the, 'VILLA. and Eleti,ant. FERMI ,
O R NE E, capital walled Kitchell garden, declining ma South •
East Asper.}; .and including .an•,,excellent Fiat-house;Greenr!
houses, -Sec. ; 'and Two Hundred and trim
Acres and-upwards of Land 'of "the first Quality, in' a. Riot
diversi&ed"kith.Hili, Wood and Water in the
happiest style of Nifure.
The MANSION. -ig.seatect,on -a bold and. commanding
-eminence; is backed and sheltered by.close full grown'P hat
tations and rising grounds frtjan. the North, and. comtnands
Prospeas thirty miles lit extent over the Park-Bicelionie-'
Ground;, and a fertile, 'popnloits, healthy; and finely,broketi •
woody Country,' abounding with Game,. tine Roads Field
Sports,-and Gent)etheri's Seats, ,
The Estate.declines to , the South-and East, is subdi-
vided by .sunk }ences into ccalvenient Inelosures.,' inter-
spersed with luxuriant: Cluinps and Plantations of lar4e
spreading Forest Trces, feathered down to the surface of this
ap,parent spacious Lawn, the Pleasure. Ground continual
through fire Demesne, Woods, and skirted by (Cop Meer; 3
natural Lake, fed by an abundant Stream, and containing nee'
anhuildred acres of Pellucid Water, open to ininitnerabi4
enchanting Views. Taste, Genius and. Mechanism ha-4
been most bappily exemd in ciecorating.this chatining spot.
The Estate may be viewed by application at the. Hall ; and
printied-).?atticulars had. k the Printers' of•the Litchfield,
Birmingharn, Shrewsbury, klanchester, itut-Lifirerpool
pers:; tit the. Rainbow Cottee-hOtrse„: ; and Plans
of the Estater.arid. Ground .Plptils, of the Elevations of ;ha
.House, may
.be seen at Mt:_Crutt well's, Printer; Bath; Mr.
John Forstees, A'rehitea, Liverpool ; and in P4ll-Mall.

VALVAELE LEASEHOLD HOUSES and GROUND
RENTS, VAUXHALL PLACE ,• STAMFORD-
STREET and BIiNNETT',STRISItT, BLACK.
HOXTON,. IiROMPTON, and CLIg-
BERLAND - STREET.
TO, BE SOLD-BY AUCTION',
• By Mr; SQUIBB,- •
py Order of the Executors and Trustees of the Estate of the
' tale ALEXANDER BASSETT, Esq. deceased),
At Garraway's Coflir-house, Cornhill,
Wednesday tile 29th O
inst.' at TWVe.O'CiOrk in Twenty
Lots;
• THIRTEEN Well-built BRICK'DWELLING*
110 USES, with' large-Gardens, delightfully situated
-at &will Lambeth, lett to. very respedable
Tenants, G
at R.ents arn,ounfing to 461. 'is. per Annum, ,stib-
, ji-..61 to very moderate roundß'ents. Also, TWO Substo—
tial,' Well-built HOUSES, situated-in Stamford-street and
Bennett-street, Mackfriars-road, lett "to Mt. Rennie and Mr.
Black, at Rents amounting to i 061...; and anitnprosied Ground
Rent of 31, per .Aiinnin„.-issuing-olft of two Houses on the
North Side of Bennett-street. Also, TWO other HOUSES
Winkvvoph-buildings, Hoxten, lett to Mr: Sedgewia.
and ,Mr. Sauce, at nett Rents aincrunting.te.3ol, 16i. A Sub-
standal Brii:lbuilt -DWELLING - HOUS.E, with a .good
Garden, situate in-Brompton-row,' in the occupation of Mr.
Tilivtt, tenant Kt will, at 301. per Annum. A HOUSE in
Cumberland-street, near the Middlesex Hospital,. lett do
• Relaittlw, -Least, to Mr. jorrel, at a clear _gent of 161.-55. '
And a HOUSE in;Gee's-court, lett for 151. perAnnutn.
The Bre,mlses may be viewed six Days preceding the Sale
(Stinday cxcepto.cl), with leave of the, respective Tenants;`
and Particulars-' Jaail at the Royal Oak, Vauxhall; at qarra
way4,Coti::e-house I,Qt. r. Neeld, Esq. Solicitor, Norfolk
street, Strand :' afar of Mr. Squibb; lower end .of SaYille
passage, Saville-rosy. - •