The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-19 00:00:00

SA TU R. DA Y, MARcH 19, 1833.

At 2 MEETING of the NOBLEMEN', GF.N'I'LEMEN,
CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS, and other INHABI-
TANT S of the COUNTY of MONMOUTH, convened
at their request by George Jones; Esq. Sheriff of the said
County, at the Town Hall, in Monmouth,!the tsth day
of March, tSo3, for the purpose of addressing His Most
Gracious MAJESTY, oiiihis providential Escape from the
late Traiterous Designs against His Royal Person and Go.
vernment, and to expresktheir abhorrence of the same ;
GEOKG E TON ES, Esq. Shertlf, in the Chair;
T T was Re:olved, That the folloWing. ADDRESS
1 be approved, and that the Shetittle requested to sign the...
same in the name of the Meeting.
TO THE KINC's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
sikx —We the Nobility, Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders,
and other Inhabitants of the County of Monmouth, your
Majesty's most dutiful and idyal Subjects, humbly begleave
to approach the Throne with the most heartfelt and sincere
Congratulations on the timely discovery of those Traiterous
Designs which had for their abject the destruction of your
Royal Person, and with that .the overthrow of every thidg
valuable to every Class of your Majesty's Subjeds.
Our abhorrence of those designs can only be equalled by
our gratitude to a Protecting Providence, who, in His mercy
to these Nations, has signally preserved yost I+,l4esty's
"bk. ~- to -.llit,,:xt cs us tloo.eßitssing..whiqa
yi,ar M..jesty's milci pateinst
has long been our happiness to enjoy, so it is our terve:tit
prayer we may long deriVe from Op same source.
Signed math day of March, an 3.
It was alio Resolved, That the Members for this County
be- requested to present the same.
It was also Resolved, That these Resolutions and Address
be inserted iu the Gloucester Journal, and THS Sow.
It was also Resolved; That,the Thanks of this Mettitig
be given to the Sheriff; for his ;readiness in convening the
write, and for his conduit in the Chair.
GEO: JONES, Chairman.

•
Bull's- Fte,ad, Manchester, 9th. March, tBo3.
AT a MEETING of the INHABITANTS of
the TOWNS and NEIGHBOURHOOD of MAN.:
CHESTER and SALFORD, convened by the Borough-
t.eves and Constables, on the subjed of an Intended AU-
DRESS of CONPRATULATION to HIS MAjESTY,
relative to. the Detedion and Defeat of the late Treatonable
Conspiracy ;
SAMUEL SMITH, Esq.
. . Bbroug,hreeve of Manchester, in the Chair; .
It wait unanimously resolved,
'lit, That the Inhabitants of, the Town* and Neighbour,
)100d of Manchester and Salford, inviolably attached to the .
liberty and security of Britons, under the happy„intitience of
their excellent Constitution, end deeply:Sensible of the Wes-
sings derived from His Majesty's mildspd atiSpicions reign,
cannot but abhor, in the strongest manner, every attempt to
deprive them of these inratitnable benefits.
ad, That they acknowledge with the most unfeigned grati-
,tude, the aigniat interposition 01 that Providence under
which the late 'treasonable: Conspiracy was timely discovered,
and happily truetrated, and by which the invalu.ble lirwo
the best of Sovereigns, was, on that. and other occasions, •
wonderfully preserved in the hour of danger.
3d.' That a loyal and dutiful Address of Congratulation to
His Majesty be prepared, expressive of the serittments•of
this Meeting, and that Mr. Henry, Mr. Phililts, Mr. Brandt,
Mr. Kirkman, and Mr. Jackson, be appointed a Committee
to prepare the sante, and that they be desired to withdraw
for that purpose.
4th, That the Address now produced by the Committee
and read, be approved and signed by 'the Borougbreeve of
Manchester, as Chairman of the Meeting.
sth, That the Members of tne Comity be requested to
present the Address to His M;ijesty, anti- that the Chairman
be desired to transmit toe same to t nein, begging their cotn-
pliance with the wishes of the Meeting.
6th, That the itesoltitions of this Meeting be published In
all the Manchester Pane,. sod in Tor Suet.they Star, the
Courier, ins runts, anti t.,a I ravclll.l.
SAMUEL SMITH.
Mr.. Smith having' eft the Chair, .
Tt was unanitnouslv resolved,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Borough-
reeves and Constables of Manchester and Saltord, for their.
early call of "this Meeting
That the particular Thanks of this Meeting are due to the
Boroughreeve of Manchester, for the zeal lie his mattitested
in his attention to the business of the day, and for his very
able and satisfaCtory condud in the Chair. •
• I. L. PHILIPS.

R.A(LfULGLOtFtieDiERBY.
At a .COMMONII(H) 4th day of March, TU3,
THOMAS • LOWE, Esq. Mayor, inthe Chair t
was Unanimously Resolved, That the follow.
in Congratulatory ADDRESS should be Presented-to
His Nlajesty ; • "
TO THE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
The Humble Address of the Mayer, -Reconler, Aldermen,
Town Clerk, Brethren, and Capitallkurgelses of the Bo-
rough of Derby, in the County of -Derl7, in Gammon
Council assembled.
• Moat GitA CI 0 SOV IL t.0147-WeltiOT MaititYS duti-
ful 'and loyal Subjeds, the Mayor, RistafileriAldertrien,
Town Clerk, Brethren, and Capital Burgesses of the ancient
Borough of Derby. in bminoh'Council idtembled, impress-
ed with strong sentiments of dutiful attachMent to your
Royal Person, beg leave to approach the Throne with fervent
Congratulations, on the detedion and defeat of the late der:
ing and atrocious Conspiracy, involving the most treasonable
- de.igus against the invaluable Life of your Majesty, and the
very'existence of our glorious and envied Constitution.
We have viewed with inexpressible horror and indignation,
the dark and guilty attempts of desperate and -abandoned
Traitors.. which the'vigilanco of your Majesty's Ministers
(under Divine Providence) have so happily frustrated; and
we earnestly hope, that the Punishinent so justly incurred
by the Perpetrators of such enormouo crimes,. may by-its
example secure the August Person of your Majesty, from fu.
turn dangor, and ensure the internal tranqiul,lity of your
United Kingdom.
Long, Sire, may you reign, happy in the, domestic corn.
fortsot your Royal House, and in the *actions of a grateful
and united People. protected by the Almighty Arm, from
the insidious attacks of secret enemies, and this rude,assaulis
of open violence. •
Given under the Common Seal of the Borough of Derby,
the 14thday of March, 3803.
THOMAS LOWE, Mayor.
Resolved also, That the above Address, should be presented
to His Majesty by the Hon. George Walpole and Edward
Coke, ,Esq. the Members for this Borough.
Resolved alai), That the Thank:: of this Common Hall
be given ter the. Mayor for calling the Meeting, apd tilt his
contlitet in the Chair. ,By Order,
ED. W D,. Town Clerk.
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COTTON MIILS AT—T
CONG LETON.
To Bg PEREMTORILY SOLD 13. Y AUCTION,
On Saturday the a6th day of March, 0,3, -
At the Lion and Swan lon, in Congleton, in the County of
Chester, at Five o'Clock in the Aftentoon;
ALL that Commodious, Substantial, and re.
cently crewed COTTON MILL, or MANUFAC-
TORY, situate Lei the Banks of the'River Dane, and late in
the possession of Mr. I. S.. Read; deceased; together with
the Dwellingrhouse, Warehouses, Work-shops, and Out-
Otftees. spacious Gardens, and Premises, And about Four
Acres of' Rich Land immediately adjoining. •
,The Mule Machinery at present consists of between three
and four thousand Spindles in the trios; modern.and best
condition, together with appropriate pairs of CArds, Heads
for toying anti drawing the Cotton, Stretching Frames, &e.
Ste. , •
The whole Machinery is workesi. by a Vf, Itedt'suPPlied by
Water from the River Dane. Thelluitdh* ire convertible
to any manufaiturieg purpose, and possess many desirable
and local advantaees, and bein situate where labour is rea.
soneble. and in the vicinity of a recently opened Colliery',
Where Coals are abundant and cheap, these Premises are en-
titled to the notice of Persons in the Commercial World,
who are desirous of possessing an eligible Manufaitory, re.
(founding to certain and great emolument on a moderate ea.
pital.
For further particulars apply to the Agent, et the Works ;
or to Mesita. joliasonvad.Ramscroft, Solicitors, in Con.
&ton.

TO OFFICERS ON HAILF-P4l'.

1147,:tt§Sce tvly itarch, 1803,.
ALL OFFICERS enthe Half Pay of the Lod
Forces, resident ix Great Britain and Ireland, tvbo are not
serving in the 3111itia, or who do not hold Offices under- Covers.
ment, are hereby rest-mired immediately to transmit to the InTeEfing
Field Officers of the RecruitingDistrifis, toVihin which tiny re-
:Naivety reside, an account IN uniting of their age, past ser-
vices, and 'veeta place of abode, in order that their services env
be called for,' as circumstances shall render it expedient. And
web as think themselves, from age or infirmities, unfit for fur-
ther 3ervice even in this Country, are to accomp.ory their Reports
with stdicient Vouchers of their inability, and the causes thereof.
Snch G:picet as are serving ire the Militia, or are
other vise emplved under G;vernmern, (Officers 'of the Yeomanry
and Volunteer Corps excepted) whore Reports av to 6e made to
the hipentig Field Offices: of Distrift: as above's:twinned) are
to Is an,mit sisndar accounts to the Secretary at War, speatylng
al;o the nature of the Public Situations, which they possess. The
Intletfirg Field Officers. 'lf Distriflr vsill make Returns to the
Staretag at star 0 the Names of the Officers who' shall repo* t
themselver in pursuatee. or the above notice, And every Officer
144,0:ha1l reedl to ma'rke his Report, either to a Distria Field
Gficer, or t; the Secretary at !Far, ace*, ding to do circumstances
so;tbil ew-mp,sql lowa t 6: date berepj, 14411 to
Co.-oaied as fo;:, or dead, aus i his Name will
he strict ethe tialf-pay ac,ordingly,
By Res, Majesty's Command,
C. YORKS.

OFFICE OP ORDNANCE,
Felreata7 2T iBo3.
pHF. PRINCIP.4L OFFICERS of HIS 'MA.
A YESTY's ORDNANCE do herd?, give Notice, that
thy, null! sell b. Pullic /balm, at the Tosver, on Wednes-
day the 23d of March next,._at Ten o'Clork in the Folmar', sun.
dsy Lots of OLD and UNSERFICEABLE ORDNANCE
STORES, consisting of

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hlusquets and Musquet Bauch, Locks, Bayonets and Ralll-
utrs, Swords arsons, Flints and 'Accoutrements, a Quan.
City' of Harms, Coidage, Hemp, I.; ohbish„Match..
Blocks, Sheaves and Pins, Fire-wood and Paint, Oil
Casks, Powder Horns, Lantherns, Salt-peire Bags, Car.
tridges, Sheep Skins, Hair Cloths, Tin Kettles, Fenger
Bellows, Standing Vices, Handscrews, Scales and Weights,
Old Iron, Files or sorts, Bedding, Tents, Clothing, In.
trenching Tools, and various other Articles.

cohcle of whietb mey be viewed at the Tower tie• do, of

I:Owed Litt: 1 tte t.rq &s deli:geed to iscb ,fersons at
apply/et-thew, at the Ojfee f 0-elnanee ix the Truer.
By Order %.1 the Board,
R. 1-I.CREIP;SPr.

EORGE E. SHUTTLEWORTI-1, Auelioneer,
kJ No. 17, Austin Friars, near the Royal Exchange(iate
Apprentice to Mr. Edward Smith, of Broad-street), returns
sincere Thanks to his Friends and the Public tin the liberal
Support he has experienced since NS:Establishment in the
Protescion i • and begs leave to inform them, that having been
requested by several Proprietors of the West-India and Lon-
don Docks,-and Shares us Inland Navigations, to. establish a
PERIODICAL SALE of CANAL and DOCK PRO.
PER ry by‘A UCTI ON, far the purpose of procuring a
ready Market for Shares in Concerns of that nature,
.he has
accordingly fixed the,same once a Month, at Garraway's ;
and hal also, in addition to the other Branches of his Pro-
fession, viz. Sales and Valuation of Estates, Household Fur-
niture, kc. opened at General Canal and Dock Agency Of.
lice, in Austin Friars, where Shares of every description, in
Docks, Canals, . Raids, Insurance Conspariles, 'Water-
Works, Sic. are disposed of by Private Contraet, or at the
before-mentioned Sales by Au ion.
Persons desiruiis of haying Share,: disspsed of in the ISifenth,
if ;ales (of which due Notice wilt rte' given the first Day of
every Month) will please to send Particulars to Mr. Shuttle-
Austin Friars; or to Mr. Lewis Wolfe, Ge.
nwe'lrritlhZ7aNil.7. 7
1 laiirl• Dock Agency Office, No. ts, Manchester.
buildings, Westminster.

CANAL and DOCK. AC ENCY. OMC ES; No. is, Man.:
clicster.buildings, Weitminster, and No. 57, Austin.
Friars.
MR. LEWIS WOLFE most respeafully informs
the Public, that he has authorized Mr. GEORGE
E. SIIUTTLEWORTFI, .of No. 17, Austin. Friars, .to still
. seek Shares in Canals and Docks, &c. as, may- be entrusted
whis care, and reqUired to .be disposed of by Public Auc.
abut and that a Monthly Sale of Property of the said de.
7-icription will take place at C;arrawav's ColThe.house accord.
Shares in ;he West-India and London Decks, I mpe.
rial and Globe Assurance Companies, Commercial Road,
'Slimy Iron Rail Way, and in .Various Canal Navigations,
Turnpike Bonds, te;:. now on Sale by Private Contraa.

, ,
R SHUTTLEWORTH rcspedfully intinms
IV.I. the Pa?plic,',thlit fhd ANNUITY of 2331. In. *dm«
`tiled for Sale by Auilion on Monday the 2ISt instant,' is
Dispostig ()EBY PIO VA E cO NTR ACT.
' Austin Friars, March tg, 1803.

BOND FOR TWELVE HUNDRED POUNDS.
• TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SHUTILEWORTH,
At Garrai,vay's, on Monday next,. at Twelve o'Clock,
ABOND at a ROYAL DUKE ilirr the Principal
Sum of tzaol. payable on or before the Icth of April,
10.1, hearing interest at s per Cent. regularly paid half
yearly, ut Messrs. Coutts and .Co.
Particulars may he had at Carraway's, and of*Mr. Shut
tleworth, No. 17, Austin Friars, near the Roval

FOR CH AND CLYDE NAVIGATION.
TO BE SOLO lIY, AUCTION,
By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH,
At Garraway's, on Monday next, at Twelve o'clock;
sgvEN TEEN SHARES of 3251. each, in the
pt) RTH and CLII E NAVIGATION, the Dividends
upon which are now 3 per Cent. and increase annually.
l'articulars may be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, 'so. 17,
Ausin Friars; of Mr. Wolfe, General Canal Agency Office,
No. Is, Manchester-buildings„Westminster, and at Garra-
w.:y's. .
N. B; Any part of the above to be sold by Private Con-
trad.

CABITAL i:oyNTING HOUSES near the ItOYAL
EXCHANGE.
TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH,

At Garraway's, on Monday next, at Twelve o'Ckck, 'union
reviously disposed of by Private Contrati,
ANExcellent SUIT of OFFICES, most conve-
niently situate in Austin Friars, withinrone minute's
walk of the Royal Exchange; 'comprising a large Counting-
honSe, fitted up with Uesks, lied-chamber, Loft ; large
paved Yard and Cellar ; held for a Term, of whichtalmit
19 years arc unexpired, May be viewed, and P.trticulars
had of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 17, Austin Friars, and at
Garraway's:

LIFE' INTEREST AND REVERSION.
- 'TO BE- SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr, SHUTTLEWURTH,.
At Garraway's, on • Nlcitalay next, at Twelve o'Clock, in
Tito Lots. by Or.lqi.of the Assignees of Mr. Wm. Wit.
Aington,'
Lot. t. rrIHE LIVE INTEREST of the BANK.
11 R U T; agert,a9, in a Moiety of 20823. 35.
; per Cent. Con,.li.lateil Bank. Annuities. 51a1.21081. is. 9it
3 per Cent.. Reduced, standing in the =nos of respectable
trustees. Also his Reversionary Interest In the remaining
Moiety, provided he survives his Wife aged 39. •
Lot 2. The absolute Reversion to ;he Sum of ioool. part
of the above Stock., on the demise of the, above.mentioned
Lives of 29 and 39. •
:Particulars may be had six days previous to the Sale; at
Garraway's ; and Of Mr. Sltuttlewo:th, No. *7l Austin
Rios.

[PRICE STYPFNcv.

•
. • POST win' BOND tar 1-17?1. O. ad.
• TU BE SOLD'BY ALIC't 1014,
'By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTh,
At 0 arraway's, on Monday JAM, at Twelve of Clock,
ABOND for the Principal Stun of i 1731. 55.,2+1.
amply secured upon valuable Estates iu
Essex, and Yorkshire, and payable on the demise of a. Lady,
aged. 62 years.
Particulars May be had at Garraway's t and of Mr. Shut.
Haworth, No. 17, Austin friars, near the Royal Exchlnge. -

SPREAD EAGLE INN, EPSOM SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . •
By Mr. SI-11.3 ri.LEWORTH,
•
At Oarramay's, on Thursday next, at Twelve &Clock,
AN Extensive and. L
ValuThle COPYHOD ES.
TATE, held under the Manor of Epsom, at a tine cer..
tain, comprising that. veTy respettable and \vell.frequented
Inn, the Spread Eagle, commanding a mOst advantageous si.
tuition in the centre of the.T, even of Epsom,. t 4 miles front
London,,in the County of Surrey, and in the.nigh load to
Brighton. The House contains norrierous airy lled-ciurn;
hera•, large convenient Parlours, excellent Dinitig.roonis, a
spacious handsome Assembly.room, with .Bow•vvindows,
c~tpa'?le of accommodating a nnuitrous.company;,card-rootris,
&e. ; :ante Kitchens, Bar, roomy Beer and eiipli2l iughed •
wine Cellars, wish an catehslve Yard, double Coa,,zio-tionsx:,,
Sriuding for six Carriages, Stabling for 4t Iturct; ranatyi
nuuttrous Out-buildings, and capital productive Garden a.
motto Mr Thomas filascall, under an agrecinent Ibr a Lease, ,
at .t remarkable low Rent. .•
May be viewed, and Particulafs had ten days previous to
the Sue, on the Premises,; at the Cock, Sutton
Mitchum Greyhound,. Condon ; fraloot Inn, Richmond;
at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Shilttlewnriii, No. t 7, Austin
Friars, near the Royal Exchange.
DELIQHTFUL FAMILY RESIDENCE., Nvith kortj. •
eight Acres of Land.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION',
By Mr. 61-1 U ITI,P,VOR I'H., •
At Garraway's, on WedrieSdaysApril 201 h, iso3, utiles, •
previously disposed of Privaie Contract !
AmosT Capital, .inil
HOLD ESTATE, situate within four milesof Town
at Hampstead, in the County of Nli,,:diesex, comprising an
excellent FAMI L,Y MANSION. finished Avon supetior
tate and-elegance, seated in the Centre of a beaUtitla, L11.11.U.-
amid f IQwjj Carden, tachly ornamented with Shrubs and
Evergreens in full rierfetlion,- and ‘onimandilig
Prospods of great extent and 'beauty, complctolx retired
and sheltered from the Road by a serei-mO6l-ocet Trees:
The House tontains numerous airy ilcdcbanihro.;
handsome Drawing .and Dining :Rooms, Librarii, Mnining
'Rooms,. a -Well arrany,tal suit of Domestic 01d4.5, Coid.
Bath, Arched Collaring, &c. with an exclletit orna.
melded Creep . house. Pinery, Succession-itiu,:e, evert.
sive Flower and IcitchenGarden, with lofty Walls, elnilted
with choice Fruit Trees, thriving young Orchard, and &-
quantity of rich Meadow Land .in the highest state of co iti.
vation, comprising togethor about Forty-eight Acres.
The detached Ottlees are at a convenient distance from the
house, and include an.excellent Coach-house, Stabling for
Eleven Hurses, Groom's-house, Granary, .sec;

.
May b viewed with Tickets only, tell dave
'he Sale, )y,hich,,svitil Particular, may be litiirot Mr. Shut—
tieworth, t 7, Austin Friitri, near the. Royal Exchargi:.
Particulars I1::° at the Ygrk llorel, Bridge: street, thick.
'friars; and at (;:.rraways„ t

London and West India, Docks, ConyncrcialVoacl, Grand
junellon, Optional Loan Notes and Nominations,
pool Bootle Water Works, and valuable Canal 14roptrtY.
TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION', •
By Mr..SHU TTLE WORTH,
At C ,
CI &VERA 1, SHARES rn the .LONI)ON and
WEsT.IN DIA DOCKS, COMMERCIAL. ROAD,
GRAND JUNCTION OPTIONAL LOAN NOTE*
and NOMINATIONS, LIVERPOOL BOOTLE WA.
TER WORKS, and the following Naviyarionss Kennet
and Avon, Gloucester and Berkeley, Monmouthshire, Roch.
dale, Grand Surrey, Age. •
Particulars ,may be had at the Hen and Chickens, Bir.
mingharn; Cannon .ColEse-house, Charing.eross ; York Ho-
tel, Bridge-street, Blackfrlars; of Mt. Wolfe, No. ts',.
Manchpster.hpildings, Westrninstor ; at Garraway',s ; and ut
Mr. Shottlew?rth;l4o. r 7, Austin. 'tiara, near the Royal
Exchange. '

COMMERCIAL ROAD-BUILDING MATERTALS
OF THREE BRICK Dll, ELLING HOUSES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH,

On the Premises, on Ttiestlay the 29t instant, at Eleven
o'Clock, .by Order of the Trustees of the 'Commercial

• ft cud,
rrHE Valuable BUILDING MATERIALS of
J. Three BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, Ni). '6, 7,
'and 8, IV biw horse—fare, near tne Elaltway House, Stoiniev,
r.somprisingsound Brick-work, and plain Tiling. rim
her of various scantlings, in Girders, loists and 'Rat,cis,
Quartering, Sec. Flooring Boards, Waneicoting, Sash frames
and Sashes, Casements, Leadligiits, Shutters, Mtn's, Stars,
and numerous Articles.

• May be viewed one Day prececting the Sale, when Cata.
hives may be bad on the Premises; at the White .llorse,
Poplar; the itheenix Tavern, Ratclill Cross; and of Mr.
'fihuttleworth,, Surveyor and Avtioneer it), the Commenial
Road Trut.t, NJ, Austin Iliars, hear the Royal Ex.
change.

'• I.()NDON DOCKS:
TO •BE SOLD BY. ?KIVA l F. CONTRACT,
'By Mr.. SEM 111,EWORTii, , •
fiREE,THOUS AN D POUNDS SUBSCRIP.
T
TIQN in this Valuable Undertaking.
Particulars to be had or Mr. Sifuitleworth. No. t.l,
Austin'', Friars t and of Mr. Wulti:, No, ts, .Manclutster.
buildings, Westinimter. , ,

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-NORTHAMPTON. ,
DESIRABLE PREMISES.
• • TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mi. KIRSHAW,
At the Coat-Inn, in Northampton, on Wednesday the s3d
Day of March, i 803, at Threep' Clock in the A I terhoon,
Lot t.A LL thoiC,Well.built PREMISES, with
Xi extensive Warehouses and suitable Out-offices,
Coaeh-ltuuses, Stsbk s, &c. situate and being on the Par.idet
in the Town of Notthampton, anti late in the occupation of.
Mrs. Hill, deceased, together with an excellent Garden,
Close, and ,Green-hotise, adjoining the harm; the whole
forming a oomplete residence for a Gentiel Family, or fot
anrrrade or Martufitilory requiting Room.
I.of 2. One other Messuage or tenement, pleasantly 'lira,
aced, acijoining the above, and now in the occupation of Mrs.
Arden • consisting of Dining and. Draw ing.rootni,' convenient
Chainikte, excellent Kitchen and Cellaring, with a good
Yard, &c.
'Cite whole of the Premises are Freehold, and may be en-
tered upon at Lady.day next. •
For tuttirer Particulars inquire of Messrs. Smiths, SON-
cam's, or the Au diOneer, both' of Northampton.
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ANCI I,NT STAINED GLASS.
IIESOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,,}II.:";'
Separately or Toga.ther, No, 98, Pall-Mall, Losnlnit,"
A. v AMIABLE COLLECTION ofANCIRNT
A. STAINED GLASS, for CHURCHES, PUBLIC
and CABINETS.
Among other Subjeas are:
The Crtielfixion. Vi,itatipn.
Presentation. I.tst Supper.
;I.l.utjiu,nu of St: jothn, St. Catherine,
Assumption of the Virgin. St. Patti .tt MAlts.
_Our Savmur at cnitnal4. Fall of Matt.

. •
The Nobility, Clergy, and Coltectors of these rare•Sprei.
ntens'of the Arts, are respectfully entreated to atteutt tattle
above, which were brought from she,Contiuwit, iktai .arc in
tine Preservation.
Letters (post.paid) to Mr. C.anyris (No. 98, u
above, wi i be attorldell to.