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FALMOUTH. APRIL 2*
No arrivals. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, with
a nun for Lisbon. The Lady Louisa packet, for Co-
ruana, is gone into the Rchicli.—Wind East:

PLYMCRITH, APRIL 2c
Came in the Endraght, Dutch sloop of war, froth
Portsmouth Oakwell, JONES' and the Favourite.
GRIFFITHS, from Waterford ; Horatio, Tozrat, and
Elizabeth, ---, from Guernsey. • Sailed the Mary
Ann cartel!, with prisoners of wAr for America.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL so.
?4o arrivals to-day. Sailed the StutLy cutter for
the Coast of France. Released from quirantine, the
Elisha Tupper transport.—Wind S.

DOVER, APRIL 29.
An Aid•de-Camp of the King of NAPLES arrived
last night with dispatches for the British Government,
with which he set off for London early this morning :
he came by the way of Calais, and %vas detained in
Faris by the French Government 19 hours.—Arrived
this morning the Nancy extra packct, from Ostend,
with Colonel Coo CE and two Messengers.—Sailed
this day, the Lord Duncan packet, Capt. liamit.rog,
with a mail and passengers fi.r Ostend ; also the
Duke Wellington extra packet, Captain BATTEN 7, for
the same port, with stores and passengers.

DF.AL, APRIL so.
Arrived the CHALLENGER sloop of war from
Flushing. Came down from the River the Sovereign,
BELL, for Quebec. Sailed the Duke of Bedford stud
Duchess of Bedford, transports, for Lis,on, for
troops; and the George Canning, TRIPE, for the
River.—Wind E.S.E.
RAMSGATE, APRIL 29.
Two transports, marked E N and E M, having on
board part of two troops of the 6:11 or Enniskillen
Dragoons, shipped at Northfleet, pot into our harb:lur
this atternon, to meal a favourable opportunity for
proceeding to Ostend. These ships have hid their
horses on board five or six days, and they are already
much off their legs. Several vessels have returned to
this port in the course of the day, which had been
over, and landed their horses and men, in thirty-sit
hours. Ramsgate certainly possems advantages in
an eminent degree over all other ports on this part of
the coast; for it can be affirmed with truth, that ves-
sels can get in and out here at one hour's flow if
tide, which cannot be accomplished from other ports
in the neighbourhood till within an hour of high Water.
This; in addition to Ramsgate being the port most
contiguous to Ostend, bolds out to Governments
strong inducements to run the dispatch vessels they
are now taking up from hence. A French boat trim
Dunkirk, with chesnuts, apples, &c. came in here
this evening; they bring no particular news, saving
that General VANDAIO4I3 was not taken up en the
Dutch frontiers as a spy as was reported ; they left
him at his ignoble post, and state, that the good
King Louts has many friends at Dunkirk, but ate
at present overawed by the revolutionary troops.
APRIL 30.—The Lord Wellington packet came in
with many passengers from Ostend, which place she
left last night, but brings nothing new. A detach- •
ment of the Ist Life Guards came in here this morn-
ing, they are not to go on ship board till to-morrow,
when detachments of the 2d Life Guards, and Royal
Horse Guards (Blue), are expected to arrive for em-
barkation also.
MILFORD HAVEN, APRIL ,29.
Arrived yesterday the Apollo, Ecesroam, front
Schien, in Norway, with timber f.rr Bristol ; and the
Gower packet from Waterford, with a mail and pas-
sengers. Sailed the Alexander, LUNNUN, from St.
John's, New Brunswick, for the Clyde; Dtucesce
and BAT revenue cutters, on their respective cruizes;
Francis Freeling packet with a mail and passengers
for Waterford; also a fleet of coasters for the North
Channel.

April Shower: have already not only produced a
Golden Harvest to many, but their genial influence
has sprung another Mine of Guineas, with another
£30,000, in another Lottery of only 5,000 Tickets,
the Prizes of which are called the Flowers of May,
being now in blossom, will be ripe, and must all be
gathered in One Day, (15th of May). From their
golden and durable magnitude, the fortunate posses.
sors of them may sleep on a bed of roses for ever after.
On the 13th of the present Month the little Lot+
tery will begin and finish--only 5,000 Tickets—con.
taining a Grand Prize of 430,000, also a Golden
Prize of 2,000 Guineas, and Two of 500 Guineas
each, and other Capital Prizes, to be paid in Gold
by HOINSBY and Co.—Tickets and Shares are selling
by HORNSBY and Co. who shared among their Friends
in the last 15 Months, 9 of 020,000, 3 of £lO,OOO,
besides Prizes of £5,000, £2,000, £l,OOO, £5OO, 3tc.
all at No. 26, Cornhill.
CORN EXCHANGE. MAY had but a short
supply of trebh Wheat at this day's market, when
that of fine quality obtained 2s. per quartet more
than on last Monday ; but the sales were not so brisk
as on Friday.—Barley is lull Is. per quarter deater,
and Beansssold freely at an advance of 2s. per
Grey Peas and Oats are also Is. per quarter higher.
other articles there is little-or no alteration. •

CURRINT PRICES Al UNDER :
K•nt and East, 44s 755. Grey Peas, 325. Sys.
Wheat, aulfolk, 421. Tits. Small Bean% 395. a7s.
Ditto, Norfolk, 40s. 68s. Tick Ditto, 28s. 92•.
Rye, 90e. 965. i Oats, Potatee, 295. tals.
Barley, 265. sls. Ditto, Poland, 295. 5181.
Malt, tills. (B'. Rapeseed, t6s4. X 262 per lan.
White Peas, 445. 525. boilers, I Oats, Feed, 17Q 245.
541. 581. Flour, 601. 655. per tack.
lON.

FOR,

Wheat, Daatalc, 645. 745.
Ditto, Baltic Red, 645. 645.
Ditto, Hambro' or Bremen,
'44s, 504. _ _

Barley, 225. 221.
Oats, Feed, Ws. 245.
Ditto, Brew, 245. SV.s.
White Peas, 525. 565.
Ditto. Brabant Red, 445. 501. I Grey Peas, 345. Ms.
Rye, ses. 345. Small Beans, 325. Spa.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAY I.

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Beet 4 8.1 co .5s 8d I Veal 6$ Gd to 11 Td
Mutt= Ss Od to G. Od I Perk 6$ Od to 7$ Od
Lamb as to Ils 6d.

Boasts 1320—Mosep and Lambs 14,720.—Calves 110—Pip S4O
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.

Meadow Iday el a to 61 Ins 1 -Clover el a to 71 a
Straw Al les. to AI as,

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OUARE.

Contract e7igtlilc RESIDENCE. overlooking Montague House
Gardens, with humediatr
By Mr. ROBINS.
On the Premism, on WzoNESVIAT. May 10, e Twelve.
A I)ESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
contrrisieg at. ..ligible compact Dwelling House. situate
No. 75, yyn►+ the Smith si I of Upper Berkeley erre, Portmah-
squar•.. th•• i'ropers of a GENTLEMAN returned to the Bast
Indies ; contain' tig on the Upper Storey, four good Sleepinp-rooms;
Second Floor, two capital Bed-chambers papered, wl-h Closets,
Pressing-room, and thusentaid's Closet, &c. on the lunging; on
the First Floor, a handsome Drawing-room, front overlooking
Montague House Gardens; a hack Drawing-room ; Ground
Floor. an excellent Dining parlour, with recess for sideboard,
Lilrary or Gentleman's Room, and open Yard at the back; in
the basement, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Room, Wine Cel-
lar►, Larder, detached Kitchen, Area in front, with Vaults, ice.
and steps to the sweet•
•f•o be viewed by Tickets; Particulars an the Premises ; at
arraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,Warwkk-street, Golden-square,
a e. bon rickets' for viewing may be had.

MON I'AGUE-SQUARE.
Dgstßiti,ELE RESIDENCE. ELEGANTLY prrrED UP,
WITH COACH-HOUSE. STABLE, Ste.
With immediate Possession.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on WaDNZSDAV May to, at One &Clack
ADESIRABLE LEAS'EHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a commodious Family Residence, recent*,
finished in a handsome manner, and adapted for the accommoda-
tion of a Gentleman's Family; very eligibly situate No. S 9, on
the west side of l'eltsntague-squat. Late the properix of a Gen•
tieman deceased, who had fitted it up without sparing expende,
fur his own residence.
Containing on the Upper Storey, four good Sleeping Rooms
and two smaller ones, Sink and Water laid on; Second Storey,
two spacious Bed Chambers and a Dressing-room neatly pa-
pered, Housemaid's Closet and Water Closet; on the first a spa-
cious Drawing-room In front, handsomely papered, bordered. and
finished with gilt mouldings, finished with statuary marble
Chimney piece ; windows to the floor opening to a Balcony, the
whole length of the front, communicating by folding doo Floor
back Drawing-room, correspondently fitted up ; Ground'
Entrance Hall, Vestibule or Inner Hall, with a handsome Stone'
Staircase to the Upper Storey, Iron Baluster and Mahogany
Haud-rail, excellent Dining Parlour with bowe4 front and end,,
Library, Butlers' Pantry, and door opening to the leads, Water
Closet, &c. In the basement are all requisite Offices, excel.
lent Wine •cellar, serv..nts' Water Closet, &c. Area in front,
with Vaults for Cash, Boor, &e. and Steps for Servants' entrance ;
detached a Coach-house, and 'I kree-stall Stable, with Lott and
Man's Room over.
To be viewed by Tickets, Particulars may be had on the Pro-
mises ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.

CAT ITAL SET OF CHAMBERS, &lONE BUILDINGS,
LINCOLN'S INN.—FREEHOLD FOR LIVES.
By Mr. ROBINi,
At Ganlaway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on
'le us sonv, May ES, lai S, at Twelye o'Cloch,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, for LIVES, corn-
„El prising two commodious SETS of CHAMBERS, situate
on the Ground Floor and on dm -Basement Storey, No. 3, Stone-
buildings, Lincoln's Inn, late the Property of 3. A. NOOVILR,
E.q. deceased. Each Set consists of three good Room+, with
Entrance Hall, and other conveniences; the Basement Storey ie
in very complete order, and immediate possession may be had
tiILAC no the Ground Storey are In the occupation of Sir A.
l'iggot, Ban.
'To be viewedby Tickets, Pardadan may be had on the Pre-
mises, at Serie', Coffee-house, Carey-street; Gray's-Inn Coffee.
how, Holborn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warivick.
street, Gold' n-.quare, of whom 'Tickets for "lowing may he bad.

LEASE AND GOODWILL OF A
CAPITAL and SUBSTANTIAL. NEWLY•ERECTED INN,
THE MARQUIS S OP WELLINGTON,
Situate between the HIGHGATE ARCHWAY ROAD, and
the CW.TAT NORTH ROAD at tliebotrom of HIGHGATE
'HILL NORTH.—Gardeus„ Stable, Sheds, and tuber Out-
• buildings.

By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-livtise, 'Change-alley,Conal.ill, on Taints-
oar, May 25' leis, at Twelve o'Clock,
gible and highly Improvable LEASE.
AN Eli
FSPATE, held under the Earl of MA NSV I Z LD,
a•n! the Highgate Archway Company, for a Term of nearly
Ninety-nice Years. at a low ground rent; comprising
TI-IL MARQUISS OF WELLINGTON, •
A newly erected and subs, %tidal Brick Building, most advan-
tageously situate, adjoining the New Road, formed by the Kgh-
gate Archway Company, which unites and torms ajunction with
the Great North Road, and occupying a considerible frontage to
both, calculated Irons locality of situation and the vast traffic on
the road, for a business Of considerable magnitude, containing
upon the Upper Storey two Rooms, on the First Floor two spa-
cious Rooms in front communicating by folding doors, forming
an handsome Room for the entertainment of company, a ania-1
Dining-floor, opening to a Ba'.cony, and two Bed Chamber,,
Ground-io.mi, a far-rooto, large roomy Bar and Parlour;
Lard r, and sashed Poor to a 'Pleasure Ground; two Par
lours, good SculLry, Sec. and entrance from both
roads; capital Cellars under the Howe ; detached at the East-
end a lar c Shed, with tiled roof, in a yard ; large Stable,
an,t .servants' Berl Chamber; a detached Building containing
tabling for Ilorars; a capital Piece of Land on the- South side
hid nut in Garden Grow:a, and ,tips of Land in front, &c &c.
the whole well supplicd with Water, presenting a very eligible
situation for a Coachmaster, or an Inn.
To be vii wed by applying on the Prembes, where Parsiculars
may be had ; tit the Green Man, NV hettitoto ; Red Lion, and
Or?, n Man, Harnett; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Bell, Hartford;
Worklpack, St. Milan's; Sugar loaf, Dunstable; of J. VI Fisher,
begs •olicifor,Raihtiour-place; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Ru-
Ups, W:trwiek-atreet, Golden.square. •

SURREY.—.MircHAM COMMON.
CAPITA!. ill.EoAtfr LEASEHOLD FAMILY RESI.
DENCE. with Offices, lee. excellent Kitchen Garden, beau-
eitul Pleasant Grounds, Green kousfi, Grapery, &c. and Mee,-
' dew Land, near Forty Acres. laid out in a PARK STYLE,
and TI I II E FREE and COMMON RIGHTS.
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES I'ATE, Adjoining COT-
TAGES, and LAND, about Ten Act% and Brick Eagtb,
most eligible fur Building.
By Mr. ROBINiI,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corniiitl, on Tunas-
oar, 625th May,.at Twelve o'Cluck, in 'lwo Lens
Lot 1. A VERY • Deliginful LEASEHOLD
.L A. ESTATE, comprising a spacions elegant Family
Residence, placed on a fine Lawn, planned for the ageomasods.
lion of a Family of the first distinction, and in the most complete
order; the rincipal Apar:news arc well arranged, spacious,l
sud finidied in a handsome manner; consisting of: a Drawing-
room, x; feet by 2t test, Dining Parlour, Si* feet by 111 feet, a
Mornial -room, a Study, aril Gentleman's Room, bandanas* En.
tratee-hall, /be. excellent Offic'es of all descriptions, amply sup-
-plied with Water, capital arched Cellars under the Haunt.
On the First Storey are six Indian Bedchambers, Billiard.
room, apd Watenclofer ; six Bed-rooms 'on the Upper Storey,
ai..l zierrante rooms, principal and secondary Staircases, dte. en-
clociel Yard, with Coach-house, and Stabling for nine bones,
y,,rso.iard and Outbuildings, Pleasure-ground, and dry Gravel-
walks, noble Avenue of fine lofty trees, and rich bleadnar Land
surrounding, laid out in a park-like appearance; the whole con-
taining about 'rbtxty Acres, and other Parcels of Meadow Land
sdjohling.
LOT I. A eery valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, adjoining
Lot I, and in front of the Common; comprising a Gardener's
Coitage, 21111 a finti rich Meadow, with an excellent Kitchen-gar-
de;i, wed stocked, cropped, and planted with numerous choice
fruit tree-. vervain riz in all about Ten Acres, with s very va-
luable Common Right. A mt'.t eligible spot for building, and
*.o' with Brick Earth.
To be vkwe.: by rickets. Particulars may be had on the Pre
nil 6; at the El g's Head, Mficham; Greylinand, Carsbakon ;
Coth, hasten ; Kiag's Head, Epsoni • King's Arms and Grey-
Lonna, Croydon ; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Sails-
burraquare, Fleet-street ;at Garraway's and of Mr. Robins,
-.Was wiek utreet, Uoldenenuare, of whom'tickets for viewing
way be Md.
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TO BE LET OR BOLD BY PRIV.VIT CONTRAC
WARDWICKE-COUR'T PARK, GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE of 11S Acres, elegant Mansion,
'and Manor of Wardwi‘k^.
AHANDSOME and Singnimly DESIRABLE
MODERN MANSION, most delli,iitfully situated, with
ONE HUNDRED and FIFTEEN ACRES of Rich PAS CURE
LAND, in a Ring Fence, the greater p.irt of which is Free of all
Tythes. The Manor, abounding with Game, extends over 2512
Acres. This very desirable Property, commanding the most
beautiful and extensive Views, is bounded by the Turnpike Road
leading trom Gloucester to Bath and Bristol, from whence it Is
distant 29 miles, 51 from Rath, and live from Gloucester. Pan
of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgige, or the Pre.
Mist!, will be Let for a term, with immediate Possession. The
modern Furniture may be had at a valuation.
For further Particulars apply at the Mansion or to Messrs.
Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broattstreeti, where a Plan and
Elevation may be seen.

PEM BROKESHIRL
By Mr. RICHARD GIBBON,
At the White Hart Inn, hi the Town of Narbertb, on Tbersday,
the lit day of June, IAI 5,
Lla those Capital MESSUAQES, TENE-
MEN PS, and FARMS, called SODS lON and GELLY-
FACH, and all thaw Four NIF.ADOWS, called the ITU SHACRE
MEADOWS, now in the possession of John James, Farmer, un-
der a lease which will expire at Michaelmas neat, at the low
yearly rent of 4729•2 ; and also sortie tew Acres of undivided
Land, in the occupation of DaViti Jenkins, Carpenter, as Tenant
at Will, at the low yearly rent of £3. Its.
All which Premi%es will be Sold either in one Lot, or in the
several Lots hereinafter mentioned, as shall be agreed un at the
time of Sale.
Lo•r 1. All that Part of SODS rom, lying on the a. a. r.
South stile of the road leading to Pontshatie; toge •
then with the Jacob's Park Meadows; containing,
by admeasuretur ti _ t - - 107 334
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On this Lot stand the Mansion House and Offices,
fit fur the Residence of a genteel
Li) r If. All that Part of SODS IGN, lying on
the North side of the 'said road leading to Pout-
shane ; containing, by admeasurement -
On this Lot stanch a convenient and substantial
Farm House, to which are attached suitable Farm
Others.
Los 111. AU that Messuage and Tenement, called
GELLYFACH ; containing, by admeasurement
On this Lot also there is a very convenient and
substantial Dwelling Home, to which are attached
suitable Otit-oMees.
There isolation this Lot, a flue and healthy Grove
of Oak of aO years' growth, and other Timber.
LOT IV. All those Two MEADOWS, lying on
the West side of the road leading front Nisbet th t
Redstone; containing, by adentasurensent - 0 IS
LoT V. All those Two MEADOWS, tcgetber
with their Appurtenances, lying ea the West side of
the said road leading from Nerberth to Redstone ;
containing, by admeasurenitnt - Ifa
Lcer VI All these Two MEADOWS, adjoining
the Meadows mentioned in Lot the fifth; and
which are situate and lying on the East side of the
said road leading from Narberth to Redstone. The
Premises contained in this Lee are under a lease
for the Life of Morris Bateman, Esq. of Tenby, at
the low yearly rent of se3, and contain, by-adtnea.
suremeot

38 2 18

s 4 0 /14

Los VII. Allihose undivided LANDS, situate
at Stonyford. in the occupation of David Jenkins,
Carpenter, as Tritest at Wilk at the low yearly rent
of 23.105.; and consalning,by adinessurinnent 3 0 SI
Ihe whole of the Premises comprised in the foregoing Lots,
are eopimuly and plentifully supplied with Water; and are si-
tuate in the Parish of Narberds, in the County of Pembroke, sad
within one mile of the Market and Poet Town of Narberth,
"through which the Mail Comb from London to Milford passes
and remote daily; and within tes.,Miks of Haverfordwest and
the celebrated Bathing Tows of Tenby.
Lime and Cubs of the best quality are to be procured at an
easy and cheap rate, being within the distance of Ave miles.
This Estate Is well worthy the attention of any Gentleman
wishing to settle In South Wales, as it is situated in a Country
abounding with Game; and is a short distance only from two
Riven and several front Strums.
All Manorial or reputed Manorial Rights will be Sold with
the said Estates.
110' be Timber on the several Lots to be Sold at evaluation,
or as shall be otherwise agreed on at the time of Sale.
For further Particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mor-
gan Rice James, Solicitor, ilaverfordwest, at whom Office the
Maps, Ste. of the Ester, are to be emu.

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SALES BY AtICTION.
tirprß DERKELEY-STREEE„ PORTMAN-SQI
unartFINCE, overt-Inking Mostar

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