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be allowed to put in their pockets via; more than
wereen&fralo. t
Sir Samuel. Romit,sy and Mr. Moamar: contend-'
ed on the other side, that'apPlimtions fi!r re-hearing
rauseS were merely applications to the diicisetian of
the Court ; and that the Cohrt never granted them,
unless it was well convinced there had been some gross
mistake, or that some new evidence would have en-
tirely altered the decree. In the present case, how-
ever, it appeared that the father did not consider the
50601. which he gave to Mrs. Lee as an execution
of his power of charging 23001. on the estates for her
use, as he had given the same portion of 50001. to his
other daughters, in addition to the 2500 t
• The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that the affidavit
appeared to him riot to be sufficient to induce the
Court to grant a re-hearing. From what had been
stated to him from the Bar, it appeared that there
would be contradictory evidence, and the case would
be by no means so clear as to have a rehearing granted
as a matter of course. He should, however, not decida
without seeing the settlements and the differ n. deeds
of appointment, which were not then in Court.
t •

- ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS.
Auotrer 9.—this day the Right 'Hon. Sir WNf.
SCOTT proceeded-to the adjudicauon of the following
cases : •
11.omyris, Russel master.—This was a question respecting the
property of the csrgo, consisting of Brazil cotton and barilla. The
Court restored the cotton and condemned the barilla.
Josephine, This vessel, laden wits a cargo or gum, was
coaling from Senegal to this coantry when captured. The pro-
perty was claimed as belonging to British merchants, and the
Court restored it, excepting I 7,0001b5. of gum, proved' tribe
enemy's property, which was condemned; and the captor's ex-
pences decreed.
At ourr 10.—This day the Right Hon. Sir WM.
Scorn proceeded to the adjudication of the following
cases :
No. 17. Prince, or Concepcion.—ln this case the claim was for
the ship, and a quantity of copper aid cocoa. Ship and goods
condemned.

Peggy, Pearson master.—This vessel was claimed as an Ame-
rican. The Court was of opinion, that the evidence established
her national character, an 4 restored the same, together with smile
staves, on the payment of the cal tor's expences, and the British
claimant's expences of the farther proof.
Eliza and Dif-try, Starr master.—This vessel was laden with a
'cargo of salt.—Cargo condemned, and fright referred.
Vigilant, Dixey master.—ln this case the cargo of salt was Con-
demned, and f-eight pronounced for.
Volontario de Viana, Mosquito wiaster.—Thiswas a Portuguese
vessel, laden with salt, going from St. Übe's to Cork. Ship and
cargo restored en payment of the captor's expences.

IMINIfts
PARTIstE!LSHIPS DISSSILY7A,
5 ' ;
Rowley andliair)a*-01VnowThi*,^61-trartiy, leather-dress.
era, Aug. 2, l 808.-.-Gypson and lAtard, of CoMpton-street,Soboil
oilrmens,March 31; 1808.—C. Hash and Co. of London-lbadi
Sonthwark,.coachniakers, Aug. 4,1808.—Jos. Pountncy 10 'IS. i
Slliith Poontney, bt Bristol, pipermske7s, &c. Aug. 2, 'NOS.—
W. forth of Lockwood and R. Scheks of Huddersfield, MA,
shire, cote-de:ders, July 28, 1808.-4. Stammers etLingford nisi
T. S. Stammers of Witham, Essex, millers, July 28,1808.—Thom
Manson and Sons, of London, July 28, 1808.—S. Evans and S.
Paine, of Wore:stet Place, Upper Tea-Street, Queesthithe,
rag-merchants, July 30;_1808.—:T. Hemming and J. Evans, of
`Bristol, printers, July 28, 1808.—Osborne and Watkins,ofStroud,
Gloucestershire, mercers, Aug. 1, 1808.—Allen, Middleton, and i
Allen of Dover, Kent;rope-makers, July 29, 1808.—John Grif-
Bibs and to.'sif Liverpool, bibacconists, July 1, 1808.—Johnsen
and Godard of Little Dist 4 lane , fcc. London, June St, 4408.
'Win. Hoghton, J. Kaye, J. Sinitbiand C. T. Jones, of LiVelpotth
E.:rn-rsterchants, June $O, 1808.,-W. Coles, G. Cole", nod Os
Coles, of Scots' Yard, ilush-lane, London, biokers, July 30, 1808.
:.....*T. Walters and E. Fryer, of Chedale, Staffordshire, liqmor-
merchants, June 24. 180.—i. 001eroan and T. Latigharst, of
Carron, Surrey, calico.printers, June 2, 1808 —.lll. Port. J.
Wall, and W. Godfrey, of Chatham Kent, Coal-merchants, as to
Sarah Lloyd, March '25, tBOB.--Sarah Baron, John Dinsley, and
John Cross, of Leeds, 'Yorkshire, August 1, 1808.:—Thos. Deli
and Thomas Parker, of Macclesfield, silk throwsters' July 25,
1608.-,-A. Chadwick' and I: Collier, of Ma'neltester, spirituous
liquor merchants, July-,23, 1808.—J. •Dixoss and J. Joseph, of
Plymouth, slate merchants, Dec. 25,1805.—J. and P. Ainsley,
coal factors, Leman-street, Goodman's-fields, London, Aug. 6,
1802.—J. Copeland, sen. and J. Copeland, jun. of Amen Corner,
London, wholesale tea dealers, Aug. 93,1806.••,-). Bray ind M.
A. Smith, of Coventry, silk:nen, March 5, 1808.--vW. latter
and J. Jackson, of Knightsbridge, furniture brokers and appraii
sera, June 13, 1808.—H. Warner, jun. and E. Warner, basket,
sieve and chair makers, in Bristol and Bath, July 30, 11108.--.
W. Currey and N. Robison, fishmongers, Fleet-street, London,
\ ugust 0, 1808.

• DIED.
Saturday, at Blackwood, near Dumfries, Wm. Copland, Ets.
of Coal:stun.
On the 7th instant, at. Nit'''. Batik, Mrs. Dickson, relict, of the
late David Dickson. Esq. of Nether Lockerwoods.
At Cheltenham, on the sth instant, in 'his 24th year, Captain
George Burringtois Whinyates, of the Royal Navy, son of the late
Thomas Whinyates, Esq. of the East India Company's service,
and r.ephew of Sir Thomas Franklaud,-Bart. of Thirkley-Park,
Yoatshire.
At Bognor, on Wedresday last, Matthew Richard Onslow,
Esq. eldest son of Admiral Sir Richard Onslow, Bart. in the 37th
year of his age.
Wednesday, at Camberwell, aged 70, Jacob Wrench, Esq.
many years one of the Common Council for Bridge Ward.
At Hull, Mrs. Gunhotis, aged 73 ;--when eating a crab, part
of the shell ran inteber thumb; her arm swelled' soon after, and
a rabrtrwation ensued, which occasioned her death in a few days

• ' 'SALE.' AUCTION
PUTNEY HEATH, SURREY.
An ELEGANT LEASEHOLD VILLA, with PLEASURE -
GROUNDS, GARDENS, and PADDOCKS of MEADOW
LAND, about THIRTY .ONE ACRES, with an early
• Possession
• By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FORREST,
Dn 'Thursday next, the 18th of Au g ust, at t *dye o'clock, at G arra-
way's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Coint4ll, London,
AN ELEGANT LEASEHOLD VILLA; with
1- suitable domestic Offices, CoiSch-iseuset, Stabling for eight
Horses, Pleasure Grounds' agreeably laid Out, Shrubbery Walks,
Garden% and Paddocks of Meadow Land ; the whole containing
thirty-one acres, pleasantly situate on Putney Heath, commanding
a most delightful prnspect, and within five miles of Hyde Park
Corner; the Property and Residence of PHILIP NATH. DE
VISME, Esq. The Premises are substantially erected, with
uniform Wing, and contain well proportioned Dining and.
Drawing-rooms, each 30 feet by 20—the Cieling of the latter or-
namented with Paintings, by Cipriani, in his best stile ; a break-
fast-roost and Library, seven Bed-chambers, with Dresaing-
rooms and Servants Apartments,a spacious Kitchen Garden. well
cropped and planted, a, Flower Garden, with Walling: elouthed
with the choicest Fruit Trees. The Paddocks are ornamented
With Shrubbery Walks, and bordered with thriving Plantations.
A Coart.yard, with Coach-housesr• Stabling, and Men Servants'
Apartments ; and a Farm-yard, with necessary Ont-buildings:
and Rights of Common. The whole are in excellent artier, and
fit for the immediate habitation of a Genteel nanny. Held for
99 years, 55 years of which are unexpired, at a very tow reserved
rent of only 31L per annum.
May be viewed by Tickets only, any day between. the boort
of eleven and three (Sundays excepted), which, with Printed Par-
ticulars, may be had of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin and For-
rest, Aidersgste-street. London, where a Plan may be sacn. • '

HERTS.—RESIDENCE, NV rni PLEASURE GROUNi-ie,
GARDENS, AND PADDOCKS OF MEADOW LAND:
about Fifty-seven Acres ; with possession at Miebaelinas Tien.
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Thursday the 18th of August, at twelve o'clock, at Gana-
wa's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, London,
AGENTEEL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE,
with suitable Offices, Coach-houses, Stabling, Pleasure
Grounds, Fish Ponds, Gardens, Conservatory, Hot House,
Green House, and Paddocks of excellent Meadow Land ; the
whole containing Fifty-seven Acres, pleasantly situate at POT-
TER's BAR, HF.RTS, only fourteen miles front London ; con-
taining several Bed-chambers, with Dressing-rooms and Apart-
ments for Servants : excellent Drawing-room, Dining and Break-
fast Parlours; the principal Apartments elegantly fitted up, and
finished ; with domestic Offices of every description, and Cellars.
The detached Offices, Coach-houses and Stabling are exceed
ingiy convenient, the whole of the Premises hate been recently
Improved at a considerable expellee, and the lands are con.pact
and in excellent order.
The purchaser may have possession at Michaelmas next, and to
take the Genteel Household Fundture adapted to the Premises,
and effects at a valuation.
The House, Offices, Pleasure Ground, Gardens and Lands,
containing forty acres, are held for 7 years at X.lso per annum,
and seventeen acres are held for 10 years at C. 34 per annum.
May be viewed any day (Saturday and Sundays excepted) by
Tickets, which, with pit ited particulars, may b.: had of Messrs.
Skinner, Dyke, Tieehin-and Forrest, Aldersgate-street.

CROYDON, SURREY,
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHiN and FORREST,
On Thursday, the t nth August, at Twelve eelock, at Gana-
way's Coffee lions*, Change-Alley, Cornhill,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the High
Street, in the centre of the Market Town of Croydon, in the
County of Surrey, consisting of a genteel commodious Residence,
with suitable domestic Offices, Chaise House, Stabling, Court-
Yard, a capital and extensive walled Garden fully cropped and
planted.—The Land-Tax is redeemed.—lmmediate possestion
May be had.
To be viewed by tickets, which with printed particulars, may
be had of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin and Forrest, Aldies.
gate-street. Particulars may also be had at Garraway's.

A G$ El'.' . •
WITH 400 ACRES of EXCELLENT LAND.
. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYXE, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Tuesday, the 2sd of August, at Twelve &Clock, at Ginn.:
way's Coffee-house, Cbange-alley, p rnhill, London, in Eight
Lots, (unless an acceptable offer is previously made for the-
whole Estate),
AVERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called BOWES, delightfullp..situate • it an elevated spot,
at an agreeable distance from Chipping Ongar, a beautiful and
healthy part of the County of Essex,- on the border of Hertford-
shire; comprising a genteel Restdence of handsome elevation, sub-
stantially built, with a Venetian roof, domestic Offices of every
description, Coach house, Stabling, a Gothic, ornamental Bai-
lifrs Cottage, with suitable Farmirg Buildings, and Plan-
tationwlaid out with great taste an excellent and preductivr
Kitchen Garden, enclosed
.by lefty wails, covered with ehoW
Fruit Trees, and the surrounding inciosures of excellent Latudi
chiefly meadow, containing one Hundred Acres, lying extremely
Compact ane well watered, bounded by the high road and she river
Rodirg. The House stands in a beautiful Lawn Of 13 Acres,
commanding very extensive and picturesque prevents, and ii fit
for the immediate reception a family. • • .
To be viewed; printed'Partitulirs latitiglst bad at the Crown,
eager • Be% Chelmsford; Crown, Necktie; Epping Place Inn,
Cock ;lid Bell, Retailed ;Placa of Sale ; and of Mewing. skinner,
Dike, Thatiii gor isid.resplAcet,,i4Ldosu
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