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LIFE INTEREST IN THE FUNDS.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY LI. ' By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's,an Thursday next, May 30, at Twelve, by order
11ASsAs C gPcs.
„h., e the Assignees of Messrs. Dawes, Noble, and co.
The Conn hating lately granted 3 writ of HANlas ,
&meted to the Commaner of THE LIFE INTEREST of Wm. NOBLE, Esq.
Cati,us; d his Mijeity's
. ~aged 66 year., to the Dividends arising from Twenty-one
' ,ship Roebuck, commanding him to bring up .the body Tbotound Pi.n
odshree per con.consois, and to the Dividend.
of an impressed man, in order to his being dicharged, arising from Three 'thousand Seven Hundred and Forty Pounds
and that gentleman not having yet obeyed it, a Rule :5.1%;1117° per Cent. Reduced, vested in trustees or the first
was this day allowed, calling upon him to shew cause `'! ' "Y'
particulars may be had tea days previous to the Sale, at the
why an attachment should not issue agaiiist him for late Banking-house of Mesrri Davres, Noble, and Cu. Pall-Mall;
such disobedience. : or 7.iesars. Scott and Blamire, solicitors, Lincoln" Inn; at Gar-
raway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

LIBEL.
Wm. Horn was brought up for publishing a sedi-
FRI!EHOLD ELEGANT OOTHIC RESIDENCE, with Of-
tious pampldet, in which it was hid down, y e
in man
parts, drat .all power having emanated from the sure.r,cly'lerure -Grounds. and 42 Acres .f Land, Rueinunpton,
, ma miles from Hyde Park-corner.
peoples k was. in their power to resume it at pleasure, '
Ey Mr. ROBINS,
and that • the present was a proper period for resuni- At Garraway's, on Thursday neat, May SO, at twelve, in
ing it. - ! A One Los,
The ATTORNBY GENKRAtt• said, the pamphlet was VERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE,
one of the mOat dangerOus he had ever seen, and if be /3,- the PRIORY. Roehampton, a very elegant Gothic Struc-
ture, forming a ?residence for a Family of the first distinction,
y; re t. I press the judgment of the Court. he wakcon.. desucedripatliodns, !Awns, pleasure grounds, excAlent
vi nced it
•Iliceasrdoefnall
however, to believe that: though the defendant hwri eingalaugse, vapory, melon-pit,-bwoiuthsedittoicce entrance
ee
is:lore-
heen guilty of great imprudence in allowing himself and meadow land. The whole about Forty-two Acres, surrougn.,
thug the Mansion. hi a dry
to he made sn instillment to circulate such a paper, elevated situation, commanding ex-
yet that he diJ it without being aware of its =milk- tßelesisktiveenacnedeoriek viewsh ad the Thames and the country. The
aeinat Iliac::
nh allr,ovoesmt vestibule, or r. inner
rout tendency. He would not therefore now press ball, capital ctioing.pariour"eniiceg
for judgment ; but as it was necessary he should and breakfast-room, o phandsome proportinns. gentlemlniad°l7'
know the necessity there was for his being careful in sing•toom, and a servat's bed-room ;on the first fl.wir are seven
eteseelliFia bed-cdhambersown dressing-rooms, vestibule, two we.
future, he should req'iire him to enter into Tempi.
setasc,rvaannt.. h4iiiiiard-woruozmhe; terh.e,
rilooonmiestic ofEces,e
iabiuler's-
zanee to appear when called on. He had tun yet ' Tahiti.;
knife-
betn able to get hold of the author. of the pamphlet, room, vaulted cellars, for wine, beer. ale, ettais,giSr.cn . attachedl
is
but he trusted 'be shonitl shortly do so. : a commodious kitchen, back kitchen, wash-house, two larders,
. men's dormitory, laundry, &c. detached dairy, two coach-houses,
The defendant thew -entered into his own recogni.
stables for six horses, coachman's-room, and lumber-room, farm
zance for £lOO, to appear when called on. I yard, with all r:quisite buildings • alio a Cottage and Garden,
Yesterday, being Ascension-day, the Law Judges ' opposite Barnes-common, with a ilia of Land.
did not sit in Westminster Hall. I To be viewed by Tkkets only. Particulars may be had on the
' Premises ; at the Red Lion, Putney ; Plough, Clapham ; Castle,'
'Flie LORD CDA NCELLOR Sat for about an hour, and
Richmond; Pigeons, Mendota; Packhorse, Turnham-Green ;
disposed of some Motions of course; but nothing of at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden.
any public importance incurred. I square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.
ADMIAAI.I Y COURT, MAY 21.
L'Esperance. -This was a question of salvage. A
vessel of 600 tons, laden with staves and deals, was
found by a sloop of war and a transport, in a very
perilous situation, deserted by the crew, when assis-
tance was resorted to, by which she was brought into
port. ThcCourt decreed a moiety of the property
to the Salvors, which, according to the appraised value
amounted to 5e14,300. . .
Modeste..This vessel sailed under Bremen co.
lours,. and was -claimed asssuch property.—Further
proof ordered.
Jaletta,Callisen master; and Haabet, Scroder mas-
ter.—These vessels, under Danish colours, laden with
provisions, were captured on a voyage to Leith.—
Restored, except the prohibited articles; captors' ex-
peaces allowed-
Zerlust and Minerva.4.—There being no claimi in
these two cases, they were condemned.
Susanna Cbarlotta.—ln this and several similar
cases restitution of the Saxon property was decieed.
MAY 23.—Fox, Porter master.—This American
vessel was captured on the 13th of November, on a
voyage from Boston to Cherburgh ; the capture had
created a great sensation among the American Mer-
chants. For the captors it was contended, that the
Orders in Council, which imposed a blockade on all
the French ports, in retaliation of the French Decrees,
had not been revoked in effect, and therefore, the ves-
sel and cargo were subject to condemnation. On the
part of the claimants it was argueJ, that the Mer-
chants in America had acted upon the faith of the re-
vocation of our Orders in Council, in consequence of
a Proclamation issued by the President of the United
States, to the effect that the Milan and Berlin De.
trees would cease to operate on the Ist of November,
agreeable to a communication made by the Fiends
Minister to Mr. Armstrong, at Paris.
• The Court said it should give its opinion in this
case on the next Court-day, which will decide the fate
of several other vessels under similar circumstances.

HAYES, MIDDLESEX.
Eligible FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. with °tikes, Gardens
Pleasure-grounds, and about Seventeen Acne of rich Meade;
Pleasure-grounds,
Land ; and a COTTAGE HOUSE, with Dikes, Farm-yard,
Garden, capital Orchard, an old-accustorwcl Butcher's :Atop
and Buildings, with Six Accra of Meadow Land, Tythe-free,
and Land-tax Redeemed.

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. 'By Mr. ROBINS, ' .
At Caraways, on Thursday next, Way 50, at Twelve, in
'two I.uts. •
Lot 1. A VERY Eligible FREEHOLD and art
LA COPYHOLD ESTATE, l'vthe-free and Lane-tai
redeemed; comprising an excellent Family House, wills Offizes
planned for the accmismodation of a Gentleman's Family, with
Yards, double Coach-house' and Stabling for eight horses, Paris, 1
and various Out-buildings, Kitchen Gardens, Lawns, and .Plea-
sure-grounds, ornamented with fine-grows forest., rees and shrubs,
Canal and Fi•li-pond well stored, and rich Meadow Land; the
whsle Upwards of Seventeen Acres, all lying compact surround.
ing the house, situate at- Wood-End.Gretn, at Hayes, in the
county of Middlesex, a short distance ,from. the turnpike-road
1 Irons London to 'Uxbridge ; the house and part of the lands is in
possession of the Rev. Mr. Freeman, who quits at Midsummer
j next; the remainder of the land may beliad at Michaelmas next.
I The whole are freehold except about seven acres and three guar-
i tars, which are cirpyhold ; two Pews. in the church, which is
within a quarter of a mile.
Lot 2. A Freehold and part Copyhold Lute, Tythe.free and-
Land-tax redeemed ; consisting of a genteel Cottage House,With '
, atom •iiient Offices, Yards, Barns, Stable, and Out-buildiogs, and I
1 an old.accustomed Butcher's Shop, Slau:hter-housr, Ste. with ex-
; (ellen' Garden, capital Orchard, and Close of Freehold Meadow
ILand, the whole upwards of Six Acres, situate at Wood-End-
I Green, near the Church, at Hayr. 'lite House and Offices are
In possession of Mr. Cheaseley, Butcher.
1 To be viewed by applying no the Premises, or to Mr. Elliot,
' jun. near the Adam and Eve, Hayes ; where particulars may be
had, and at the White Horse, Usbridge; (..stie, TahhiU; Red
Lion, Southall, and Hounslow ; of Messrs. Devon and Tooke,
I Solicitors, No. 10, Gray's-inn.square; farrawars; and of Mr.
, I Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a plan of the
Estates may be seen. .

BUCKS.
Eligible EREEIIOLD ESTATE, principal part Tithe Free, and
Land 'tax redeemed, Little Kisstaiden, sour Atnershame—
Compact Residence, small Farm, and laud about Thirty-two
Acres.—By Mr. ROBINS, s.
At Garraway's, en Thursday next, May 20, at 12, in Two Lots,
----- by order of the Assignees of Mr. Jonathan Raine,
Beautiful White Teeth may be regarded-as one of A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
the greatest bless'ngs Providence can bestow, without iLand Tax Redeemed.
Which the finest foamed face is imperfect; inattention ! Lot I. Comprises a compact Residence, the principal part
to the teeth and gums is the principil .cause of an la' tly erected, with convenient Offices et all'deseriptions, Coach
offensive breath. BUTLER'S VEGETABLE RszroaA- house and Stables, convex ant Barns, Granary, Cart-lodges,
. Little-pens,-dbuitiodiAngsl,
ssbituUrate
aatdl tale Misse merr.-
flee. 'PoOTH POWDER is a most elegant and certain
remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums • its Dralte'siPark,ga fine, beautiful,g
and eyeetumanyaing" siopturiestint ; also.
particular qualities are not-simply confined to clean.. a mteof t CottageEstat, withto Officeers, Stable Five Inc , Gardelosuren, &es
. en an
an elevated
sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest Par the e, geth with of ead
Arable Land, the wiliale about Twenty-five Acres, all lying be-
state of perfection; it will render them beautifully
hind the building, and skirted by beautiful Woods.
white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore them
Lot 2. Temey Field, situate at Hyde Heath' In the parish of
to their origin tl purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy Chesham, at asmall distance from Lot I, free of Great Tithes ,
in the rims, cause them to adhere close and firm to and Land Tax redeemed; comprising a rich Enclosure of Arable
the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the Land, about Seven Acres, adjoining Mr. Judge's homestate, and
near the lands of Robert Ward, Esq. No expenee bee been spared
.Isreath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most
in 6` dressing and cultivation of this Lot.excruciating tooth-2th► gum.biles, and swelled face..
To be viewed by applying on the Premises ; where Pardee.
—Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap.
lace may be had ; at the Post house, Chesharn ; Kings, Beek.-
• , side, corner of Paterno,ter.row; and retail by Baum hampstead ; George Aylesbury ; Crown, Amersham ; Swan,
. and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Rickniansworth ; Vhite Horse, Uxbridge ; Essex Arms, War-
All'iliett. Weel.on, Mallory and JODES, Port Sea ; Trew. ford ; Abereom Arms, Stanmore; Cranes and White Hart,
• man; Lxiter ; torkwOrthy, Glenville, Gilbert and Edgeware ; of Messrs. Tenant and Harrison, Solicitors, Gray's
Inn • at Garraways •' and of Mr. Robins, Warwlek-street Glob
Hogland. 'Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Biiiter and den-square ; where -s a Plan of the Estate may be teen.
MiDtmald, CA:4Th' ; Smith, Mantleronn, Scott and _
Cana. Edinburgh ; Crntwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, DOVER•STREET, PICCADILLY.
'Hull ; Gre,;son and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and TO UPHOLSTERERS, CABINE r-MAKERS and OTHERS.
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Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich •; Knott and Extensive roomy Premises, valuable Stock of Upholstery, well-
. 1,19 yd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton ; and most manufactured Cabinet Afflatus, an Assortment of dry Woods,
1 Brass Work, Household Furniture, and other Effects.
Medicine Venders. in Boxes 2s. 9d, tacit. 1 tty Mr. ROBINS,
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MARRILD. - On the Pt etnises, N0..24, Doveretreet, Piccadilly, on Monday,
Wednesday, at Mane-la.bonne, by the Rev. Dr. Maslen, Sir June tO, and following day, at twelve, by order of the Assig-
Jolla Carr, K.. C. of the Middle Temple, to Miss King, of Gold- nets of Mr. Blease,
higliam-hall, Essex. * THE STOCK in TRADE, Household Furniture,
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At Mary-la-Borne,Church, the Rev. George Murray, to time and other effects, consisting of an assortment of excellent well
Right Hon. Lady Maria Hay. manufactured cabinet articles, in capital wardrobes, chest of draw-
Wednesday, the Rev. Richard Meade., Rector of Horsondon, ers, book- cases, sets of dining-tables, dunds-waite rs,sideboanis, ea-
t* Miss Somas, of isliegtnn. • ing-parlour, and other chairs, breakfast, Pembroke, sofa, and loss
On Tuesday, the Rev John Brooke, Vicar of Mutest!, Essex! tables, other
in rose and o woods, countinghouse-desks, couches,
-end Whittlesterd, Cambridgeshire, to Maria, eldest daughter of f•auteuille chairs, Brussels. Kidderminster, and Venetian carpets,
the late Rev. I . Bowen, of Pulliam, Norfolk. - hearth rugs, a large assortment of brass work and various u hol-
Wedneeday, the Rev. T. B. Powell, Fellow of Oriel College, stery articles • household furniture; consisting of excellent Zpost
eixford, to Sarah Louisa, third 'laughter of the Rev. N. Cotton, and ether basteei with chintz cotton, aid other furniture.,
Rector of )'bunchy,Nett hamtea pslure.
prime seasoned feather bedsand bedding Mill descriptions, Brea-
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DIED. ..gyli:shire, most tele and other carpets, numerous excellent caleuet articles, kit
On Saturdsy, the 4th inst. at Archdownant A r
elan requisites, drew—On 'I huae rad, the 234, at twelve, will be
deservesdy leolLuted, Mrs. 'Aleedollgan, wife of LI Macdougall, sold the lease of the spacious roomy premises. well adapted and
. , fitted up as ware-rooms{ work-shops, dwelling apartments, and
Monday lest. In her sSth year, 'in N4ortireer•stracfs.Ma!rie *Sees. eine the upholstery Sed'iabinet business, in one of r
im first
situations in town, ar for any ether, collects requiring
Bonne, Lady Day, relict of the late Sir Sohn Day, Inany years
Advocate I :reveal hi the Supreme Court of Justice in Bengal. The Premises may at a trifling expenee he conver.ed line. a gen-
At Bortnistend, near Edinburgh, on the Iltk insiaut, Captain t'..anan's residence.—The House may be viewed by anflying on
John Gralium, ot the Metla Excise yacht. the premises ; the Stock jn Trade ma Tuesday and Wednesday
preceding the sale..
At Ashville, on the 4th instam, Joiln Craig, Esq. of Drlmmles,
view ate in Atierdem in the lad year of leis age. Particulars and Catalog sus en the premises ; at Messrs. Weald
'no. of ion xymer,. and Day, Solicitors, Gerrard-street, Soto; and of Mr. Robins, j
Sunday morning, /Ana, youngest thug
lin. of Streatham. • W atwiek•atreet, Golden-snuerc
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