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London, England, 1827-09-22 00:00:00

GARRAWAY'S.

Mr. Barlow—LeaseholdPremises, Warehouses, &c. Na 31,
Milk-street ; held for 19 years, at £250 per annum—Xlo.
Three Leasehold Houses, Nos. 93 and 94, Sr. John's-street, and
Na Black Bird-alley, Bethnal-green, let at £64 7s. held for 451
years from Christmas, 11120, at £4 per annum-IS 9 guineas.
Mr. Douct..—The Lease of the Premises, Residence, cellarage,
&c. forming the front of the English Opera House, Strand; held
for 21 years from 1125, at £250 per annum—£l9s.
The Lease f& 2. years from last Midsummer of the premises,
Nos. 23 and 24, Finch-lane, Cornbill—C4s.

Mr. Mawr—A Leasehold Residence. in Frederick-street,
Hampstead-road; let at 445 a year; held for 60 years; ground
rent £9-330 guineas.
!bur Leasehold Houses, in Reeves'-place, Horton Old Town •
let at i 66 ; held for 47 years from Lady-day last, at £4 4s.
ground rent-405 :nine&
Three Ditto, No. 10, Ivy-lane, and Noe. 4 and 6, Ebenezer-
buildings, adjoining; let at 440 6s. held for sixty years., at 45--
170 guineas. _ _

Three Ditto Noe. 10, 17, and 18, George's-square, near the
National School. Holton; let at £45 10s. held for fifty-five years,
at A 7 181.--150 guineas.
Five Houses, Nos. 1 to 5, New-court, Brown's-lane, Spital6elds
held for twenty-five years, at £5-75 guineas.
Five Houses, opposite the preceding; held for the same term, at
the like ground rent—ss guineas.

WILL OP TOR LAT& Ma. D-RINOT.IN.—By the will
of Joan Doansovom, Esq. Late of Queen-street, Willman:ter, and
of Tritium, in Kent, Clerk to the Fees in the House of Consumes,
who died in June last, the sum of 7,0004 is bequeathed to THOMAS
PRIMMUNI COORTENAT, Esq. WILWAM Flamingos, Esq. and JOHN
Erwaan Dogmavow, Esq. (the testator's son), in trust, to pay the
dividend proceeds to I.C. Haaates, Esq. (now the Right Hon. J.
C. Miasma, who married a daughter of the testator, since deceased)
during life, and after his (Mr. Hermits's) decease, to the children of
the said Right lion. J, C. Humans and of the late &SAM HURD%
the testator's daughter. The testator's Parliamentary books and
papers are bequeathed to one of his sons; the rest of his personal
property, consisting of a leasehold estate, shares in the Equitable
Assurance Company, dec. are left to the testator's widow during
life (subject to the payment of certain legacies to his sons), and
after Mrs. Doennmon's decease, the whole of the personal property
Is directed to be realized (if that be not already done, the executors
being empowered so to do) and divided amongst the seas and daugh-
ters of the deceased. The freehold estate at Eitham is left to the
eldest son, JOHN linwaßD DORINGTON, Esq. The personal property
is sworn under 60,0001. The will is dated the loth of November,
1825. The executers named in the will are, Mr. FURRIER, Mr.
JOHN EDWARD DORINGT•II, and Mr. JASON. THOMAS Clomirorms.
Administration has just been granted to the two latter, a power
being reserved to the Right Hon.J. C. Hanalei, the other executor.
For a long time vain attempts were made to abolish
the Bohemian language at Prague. As the Bohemians constitute
the majority in their native country, the national language has
triumphed, and the Government has become convinced that It is
lost labour to attempt abolishing the idiom of a whole kingdom. A
theatre has recently bees opened for the performance of national
pieces.
HAYMARKET THCATRIL—The Duke Of SUSSBX vi-
sited this Theatre last evening, and remained during
the whole of the very long performances. It was past
twelve before the last piece commenced.
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We are happy to hear that Miss PATON has entirely
recovered from her late severe indisposition, and is now
enjoying the salubrious air of Brighton, where she re
mains until the first fortnight in October, when, in con-
junction wi‘h BRAHMA, the Operatic Season will corn•
mence at Drury lane. A new Opera is in preparation,
in which they will both sustain principal parts; and in
order to give every effect to the music, Miss PATON is
now devoting her time to it, and declines all engage.
ments until that period. Mr. Nice has engaged Miss
GRANT, from the Royal Academy of Music, and who
will make her debut in the above Opera. She is likely
to become an acquisition to the musical department of
this Theatre. J. BLAND is also engaged. In short, the
vocal department is complete—PAros, W. GKUIN,
Love, GRANT, BLAND, and BRAHAN. In Tragedy—
KEAN, jun. and MACREADY while in Comedy—MA-
THaws, JONES, LISTON, HAMA; form a company
hitherto unrivalled.

For some time there has been great complaint amongst
the inhabitants of Barking, in Essex, in consequence of
the authority given by some of the Magistrates to stop up
a highway, and to sell the inclosed ground at a price cal.
culated to sanction a belief that undue influence had been
exercised. A meeting was held in the church on Thurs-
day last, when it was stated that an order had been
signed by two Magistrates for the sale of two acres
and a half of ground for 51. 10s. at the same time
that many of the most respe,table inhabitants were
disposed to give no less a sum than 5001. for *it.
After considerable discussion, it was resolved that the
stopping up and sale of the ground privately by the
surveyor without the knowledge of the parish, and with-
out competition, were highly reprehensible acts, and
that the surveyor was guilty of a dereliction of duty.—
It was, therefore, determined :hat the order of the Ma-
gistrates be appealed against at the Quarter Sessions;
•nd that as the Vestry Clerk was the professional ad-
viser of the purchaser of the property in dispute, some
other Gentlemen should be appointed' to conduct the
appeal.