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5 fflundarion there iar "7 nrtiihhoH Irr- ttfa 51 1 1 Ti.i, BlkTH. Lodse' tu 6f Lord EMad h'S house Hoxnfey, the'wife of B. Pead, SALES BY AUCTION. ir nrN0, PLACE. Vy Mr.

CHRISTIE, on the Premises, THIS and following llnv. ra riVlfir-lr HE and sasliionable Household Furnituren a drawinff rnnm fint nfs' In ,.,,1 i the 1 Zt, His, in Holles-Itrcet, Cavendift-square. theLadyofjohnl.arking, Esq. Of Clare-hoafe, Kent, of asou. At bt.

Andrew's Church, Holborn, Thomas Lvs Fsn of -T rememoer that the Subfidy our Ministers so generoufly ofTered to Portugal, was repre--ented to be no more than three farthngs. I haye 1 friend, howe.ver, on whofe opinion Iset a mach value, bccause he is not more sf a politician than a conjuror, and he assures me that tlie appearance oFa Qneen Anne's farthing atthis crisis, clearly prog-nosucate a happy conclusion of the Definitive Treaty. He fays that this sarthing was a trial-piece, of most exquisite workmansliipandchiefly valued upon that ao count. Dn thereverse is the sigure of Peace on a Car, and the inscription Pax missa per. Orbem.

Tt autt i-rencu loras, uh 1.11: taberay, window curtains, lix remarkable large Freneh ierv.lai.c of great beaiity and pcrfedtioii.large Turkey, and ikou carpets, cut glass chandeliers and lullrcs. girandolcs a wptfal library boofecase and tab'ie, tte'cl, regiiter "mge, copper, large prell'es, Frcnch porce-laine, a iv.er in weiidunn-mactiliK- .1. rn i.iu,ui juwara-treet, Uuvendiih- dttro MTklt woodJ Klm' JaUghte'' 0f Richard O'" Blat- "j51f.T). l-ately, suddenly, Mrs Honour Phillips, wlfe of the late Mr nhdlips.ofPurleigh.inEffex. 1 Mr' Wcdtu'lday, loth inst, at Hope-Mansel, Herefordfliire Lieutenant Yonge Darwall, of the Staffbrd shire' Mi itia? Bank Stock Imperial Annuities 12 7-i6, Irilh 5 per Cent.

Ihuc. India Stock Exchequcr Bills 2s, is. pr. EnRlilh Lot Tic. 20I Iiih Ditto Debeuturcs' Bank for open.

India for Acc. per Red. 3 per C. Con. 09 68-3- 4 per Cent.

shut. 5 per Ct. Na. ioji 5 per Ct. (hat.

Eong Ann. sliut. Short Annuities shut, a Court tF Evirectors of the Esst Company was held at the India which adjourn-ed to this day. A CnmnVittee vas also heJd. the Pur-ser of the HonouraMe East India 'Compimy's sliip the Lord Thurlow, Captain John Pale, arrived at tlie India Hotiie with his dispatchcs from the Govcrnments of Madras and Bensjal.

The Lord Thurlow is the first sliip which arrived of the season of 1801. She sailed from Madras on the iSth of October, arrived at the island of St. Helena on the 41h of January, and sailed from thence on the 20th follovvingj with th Georgiana, the arrival of which fiiip been already adviied. The paiTehoers by the Lord Thurlow are, Colonel Mac Neile, General Tolson, Captain Blair, Captain Torre, Lieutenant Lieutenant Watbon, Lieutenant Huxt, Lieutenant Hamilton, Lieutenant Perring, Ensign Poi-lichody, Mr. Brounker, Mr.

Leslie, Mrs.SEWELL.andMr. andMrs. Hughes. The Lord Thurlow has had a remarkably quick passage, havirig Zieen abfent frorn Eugland only eleven months. We Icurn by a letter received from Calcutta by the Lord Thurlow, that the Marquis Wellesj.ey Vas at Monghir on the of September, having lest the Presidency on the 1 jth of August.

His Lordfliip wasexpected to stay at Monghir till scme arrangements Jiad been carried into effect. Monghir is generally made a Kation for part of the Engliih troops, and is only 275 miles North West of Calcutta. We surther learn that it is his Lordiliip's intention to visit all the interiov parts of the piovinces subject to Bengal, and that he means to proceed to Lucknow, in order to make some arrangements with the Naboe of Oude. The palace of the Nabob, therefore, which is seated on a high bank near the Goomty, will receive his Lord-Ihip duringhis continuance at Lucknow. The Swallow packet arrived at Bengal on the zth March 1 801, after having been eighteen months from England in her passage to Canton, and frorn thence to Bengal.

This ves-sel isto go into dock at Bengal. The Earl of Morn-ington packet, Captain George Simpson, arrived at Calcutta on the 181h of October, and was to be.dii-patched for England in September following. The Swallow was to be difpatched soon after the Morn-ington. The Marquis Wellesley, before he lest the fest of the Supreme Government to visu the imerior, appoint-d Peter Speke, Esq. tobe Vice President in Coun-cil at Fort William.

His Lordfhip was conveyed up the river in a yacht, preeeded by the Commander in Chief. pearance, therefore, at the present time, he clearly argues for the conclusion. of the peace, as the price paid for it is a proof how eagerly peace is desired. I submit all this to the j-udgment of your readers, und our Ministers sliall communicate somc more direct Information. The coincidence is certainly wonderful, and the Pax fer orfom will be highly acceptable, although as far as we are cqncerncd, I have some doubts as to the exquisite howcver.the die is caf, and a very flrort time will determine whether our Ministers' -piece is v.

orth a sarthing. I am Sir, your humble fervant, OJJADRANTARIUS. werc mismformed itsoW for II 0 gtineas. mipenal 3 per Cent Acc. So 4 4 F.

Rrqn Rtnr-t, nu ttr iTt vjlu nmic ijottery Offices, IN 0.4, Corn lull and No. 5 Charing-crofs T7D CWnu rrurr, iiilUULrter tk.uls ui a Hanoi i'ashion. 1 he viewed tiil the Sale, Catalogues may he had ou. the Premises. at the Rainbow, Cosf.

and in Pall he capacious aud elegant Pre-miks, witu coach llabie and every requifitc domeltic o.hcc, to.be Let, and entered on imniediateiy. By Mr. CKRlSTIE.lt iaTOreat Room in Pall Mail, oa Friday orxt, twelve o'clock, A Smail, genuine and feiest Collection of -L PiC 'URLS, latcly coniigned from Paris, confifti-r of admired worlts of the following great mafters of the Italian irench, Flenn (li aud Schools, in the highek state'of pre-lervimon Dominichino, Guido, N. Pouffin, Claude, Mola Canaletti, Vernet, Wili'on, Morland, Ro-Wba de Velde, Wonvermans, Cuyp, Van Steen, Van Hut! lern, Vari 1 dl.Ruysdale, Polemberg.Backhuisen, Wynants, Vati Goyen, OeHeim, Also some Marble Statues, Bustos a.id.a few capnai Brnnzes. To which are added a Holy Family, '7 Stt- dd Pi(nlb'; d.

iucantatioA Zml lH 'ly-rty Gentleman, brought tuXtl 1 1:11 which did mt arrive i sonnet he viewed two das preceding iSS Conoe-UcCom! Valnable Antique MarMei, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At Ins Great Room in Pall Mall, on Saturday next, at 12, cloclc, by order of the fole A Capital and valnable Collection of Italian, French, jlf af 0utch l'ICTURES, valnable antique mar-bLs, ItatusybiiHios, baffo relievos, sine bronzes, parti-eularlr a ta ftatue of Le-- a ditto of Hercules, and a fmali draped ditto of Mincm, property of the late Duhe of hc deceafed, brought frnm kl, Grace's laie rehdence PortlapilTauareTo be pub-hely viewed two days preceding the Sale when Catalogues m-if be had in Pall Mall. By Mr. CHRISTIE, at his Great Room, in Pall Mail, on Satur-day next, at twelve o'clock, PWO Capital original PICTURES, Views of a XI own in Champagne, by Vernet, paintcd bythat celebrated kor the family. and nbw the property of an Emigrant of i alhion.

Also a iuperb and molt Capital high limihed Hiltoricai Piaurc, reprelcntmg the Commerce of Holland, au unaommon anu mrprihiig penormance by that great malter in laudscape pauiting N. Berghem, from the rarity the Itile and its perfect prdervation, highly deierving the attentio of the connollleurs. May bev.ewed two days preceding the fale, and Catalogues had at Jic Rainbow Cfe-boule, CoraaiU, und in Pall Mall. v''luabie At his Great l'all Mali, Mondav next. at i o'clock, nff -Ti.

fdt liPJjsi T.jJBll0JLllLIc-' VteTM.WCÄSTLZ 4tt. per Chald ii WUNDERLAND COAL COMPANY moil refpectfnlly informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that they have jult purchascd a great quantity'of the best Coals, which tlicy are perfectly conseious will give' the utmolt s-uisfaction, and are fellmg at the above very reduced price, eing und the inspection of Sworn Meters, and oci.vered tree 0, everv expc'nce except-mesage and sliootffe; Oidcrs received for them at No. 4. Berkeley-fquare, Hay-hiil; at.Nn.56 Ileet-ltreet; and at their Office, No fifi Newman-AreM, Oxsord-street. N.

Their Friends may reiy P'-id to all Orders fent as ahove, s'Jles Valuahle BRICKS, at EARL's COURT near Mr. WILLOCK i 'pmnMH01 Itsfuitablefor Builders A EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND "ze STOCK BRICKS, lyin" in Mr. lhomas Smith's Brick Field, at Earl's Court between fcrompton and Kenfmgton, two miles from Hydc Park Corner I 0 be v.ewed till the by applying to Thos. Phelps, Clerk to Mr. Smith, at Earl Court, of whoni Catalogues may be had- altO 3 Hnrnc nfr 1 ART of the Vaiuable LlURARY of the Late Duke nf St.

Am1. TH MsRROR OF FASHION. i oi tne toaow-mg- Bilde, vols. blue mor.fine Meads CompLie, in red de Wouvermans, sine imprellions-i'homibs Seasuns, bio's, with Ladv BcauclerckV mr-Pil-kington Oictiosary.a vol.4to, iilulirated with lVI.S.Notes by bir Vm. Miiigrave superbiy bound in green mor.

und a few other Sets of valnable ilook; -Mav bc viiwed on Friday anJ biuurday preceding the and Catalogues had at the Rainbcnv, Cornhill anu in Pall Mall. vlbablTSELBCTION of WINKS of tbe i'ik Quality. -ByMr. CHRISTIE, At Ins Great in Pall Mail, on Monday next, at One, by Order of the fixecutrix, A Capital 'Assortmerit of CHOICE WINES oftbe f. Af's' ceilence.

of the late DUKE of ST. ALIJAN deceakd conhltingof Champagne, Hermitage, Frontigiuac, I rihiac, Cyprus, excellent Old Port, high st-voured Paxaretc, Sherry, be talted on the morning of la e.and will 1 delivered- to the Purchaiers from the Lellars of his late in with permits, Catalogues may behad at the Rainbow, Cornhill; and in Pall TUE VEKY ADE K011V Of 7TIE TJMi: 11 FORM ANH SKE5SURE. THEATF.E P.OYAI., DRUP.Y I.ANE. To-morrow fheir MaKfiw Setvinu will act The ViKTER'S TAI.E. tcontes, Mr.

Ksmble; Kermione, Mrs. SUdoh; Perdita, by a Young Lady (beim; her Srft sppearnce any itage). To which -vill added a Farce cailid The VjRGIN UNMASK'D. On Saturday, The Duenna, Clara, His. Billington, after Which, The Liar.

BY COMMAND THEIR MATESTIES. THEATRE ROYAL, COVKMT GARDEN. To-morrow will he presented the Comedy of The EiRTH DAY. "With a newgrand Historie Fanmlroe Drama, called PESOUSE; or, the Wand. On Saturday, The Cabinet, with The Wags of Yefterday noon the Royal Family came to town Windfor.

His Majesty will hold a Levee this day, at St. Janies's Palace. The Duke of York came to town yesterday from Bath. The King oh Monday took his usual ride in Windsar Park. Her Majesty, aecompanied by the Prikcesses, also took ah airirig to Frogmore Lodge.

Itis at length agreed that Weichsell sliall lead the Opera Band on thenightof Banti's benefit. v-iown, at iveniiugton at Uar- CMmnge in Chancery.lane; and of Mr. Wilbck, No. Golden-square. DENERS.

By Mr. WILLOCK, At tke Eagle, at Wandsworth, TO-MORROWrf ac two clock in the afternoon, by Order of the Trultcesor the benefit of the LEASE of the convenient Hnmestall, and Fnrty Acres of Rieh Market Garden Groundj iitaate at Mall Farthhig. near the Town of VVandswortn, in the occupation of Mr, lohn Emmett. The Land is well dunged, is in good heart and condition, and rrop-ped wuh every vegetable in feafoii. Ten years half of the Leaie are uncxpired at a moderate rent, and the purchaftr may have immcdiatc poifeffion on taking the Crops and Utensils at a fair be viewed tili the fale and particu-lars may bc had on the Premises at the Plough, Clapham Raven.at Batterfea; Royal Oak, Vatixliall King's Ai'us a' fulham Coftce-house, of Mr.

Rowseli, Soli' ntor vVandsworth at the Plaee of Sale; and of Mr. Wfflock' N0.25, Goldeiquarc, Tondon. and QUEN ANN'S FARTHING, Mr. FISHERT At Ins Rooms, No. 41, King-ttrect, and No.

Hart-street Covent Garden, TO-MORRO the inst, at T2 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pnnts, China, WeariitB Apparel, a Tadle Service hlue Staflafdlhrc Ware, fcveral setj ofLinunr Bottles. The Furniture comprifes four-post bedlteads and 1, anging, excellent mahogany dining tablcs. parlour chairi, larg-carpets, pier glad'es, a quantit'y of carvcd and gilt ptcture srames, stove grates, new tin kitchen articles, To be viewed and Catalogues delivered. Poultncy-" laue. By Mr.

GIBBONS, On the Premises, No. Lawrence Poultnev-lane, Cinnon-llreet, TO-MORROW, at by order of'thc Fsecutors THE neat and genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNI-TURE, an eight-day China a vcllow-hndycd Town Coacli, with garter-blue Carriage, of Caleb "Marsh Esq. dec. elegant ftx-tbot mahogany chintz, cotton and otiier furn itures, goose seather beds and fet of mahogany chaiis covered with blue silk damalk, with curtains to correspond, and a gener alasibrtment of cabinet articles, feveral large chelts, and kitchen requilites To be viewed and Catalogues had of Mr. Gibbons, No, 3, Bucklerl-bury, Cheaplide.

FORFEITED At his Rooms, No. and follow in day, at 12 A Capital and extensive COLLECTION of TT1V 17ni7 TIVT Ul TTTT70 PA.1!' St. James's Palace. BrMr.Crl3.1S l.i, at his Grjat Room, in Pall Mall, on the ZilT inli, at one o'clock, A Compatf FREEHOLD HOUSE, defirably J- i iituate on the North-lideof Pall Mall, oppoliteSt. James Palace, with threc rooms on each ftoor, the Windows ot the drawmg room in the French stile, openim; into a balcony let on leafe, weich will 'expire at Miehaelmas nett, at a low annual reut of One Hundred apd Pounds, in confe-quence ol the I enant agreeing tu out a coniiderable sum.

lobe viewed with Tickets fix days preceding the fale, and printed Partieidats may be bad of Charles B. Williams, at the Rainbow, Cornhill; and in Pa Mall. SH1P NEWS. ARCU arrived the Roebuck, armed eu flute, Capt. Havves, from the Mediterranean.

She is put linder quaraudne. U'he Penelope frigate, Capt. Blackwood, from the Mediterranean, was this morning releafed from quarantine the Medusa frigat, Captain Gore, with-dispatches forste Mediterranean, wluch iailed from Spithcad on Saturday, was re-calledbysijnal from the u-legraph, and shebrought to at.St Heien where flie remains, wind bound. TheLafona frioate Capt. Sotheron, with dispatchcs for the West Indies.

which sailed at the (ame time, deared the Isle of Wight, and ltood Uiannel. Plvmoutii, March 41. Last night and this morning it blcw a tremendous hurricane, at i'. W. with a heavy rollina sca the bound.

l'he fhips of the line in Cawfand Bay rode it out very well out the fngates in the Sound were obliged to ftrike yards and top-malls aud ride with three cables and anchors an en. Towards this iorenoon the wind fettlcd and came round to the eltward, and is now more mod crate. Yertcrdayaframanof oneof the ftips of war, purfuant to the ientenceof a Coun maitial, for itriking im officer, was floer-d from stup to sliip round the fieet. When his puniOiment was famihed, he was conveyed to the Royal Naval Hospital for eure. Mr.

de Nugent, whose readings for severa! successive seasons have afforded the town io mach amusement, is returned from Paris. He has been consincd ever si'nce the time of his. arrival in London by a dangerous ill-ness, frorn which we are happy to hear he is naw re-covering. The late Genera! O'Hara died very rieh. He lias lest by his will, his brother, Mr.

Bownas, his Agent; Mr. Raleigh, his late Secretary, and Captain Hope his Tvustees and vested in thern his property in the funds, to near in trult to. pay annuities to two ladies, and two children whorn he has lest by each of thern, with the benefit of survivorfliip, and inheritance of the whole to the longest liver of each family. To bis Truste he has lest a residuary property that will amount to about 700I. each, and which is all brother takes by the will.

To his biack fervant, Moyfe, he has lest his furniture, plate, linen, china, and a legacy in, money out of his floating cafh, that will altogether amount to the value of 7000I. and up-wards. Frank v. He.tuett and Sczveriy, The report of this trial, which ve copied from another paper, was, we have authority to incorrect in i'everal points. Thereport statcd, that the young lady had not a pen-ny of fortune.

This was not stated at the trial, nor is it the fast. The lady lud a fmalJ fortune of her own, indpendent of her father, or of any one. It was like-wife stated in the report, thf.t Colonel Sowerby had afked Mr. B. Frank's consent.

This is not the fast. Colonel Sowerby never afked Mr. Frank's consent theyoung couplehad arranged their plan.s previoufly to Colonel any thing about it. The Judges of Pennsylvania have determincd that negro slavery did legally exist in that State. The Judges of" North Carolina liave decided, that the late acts prohibiting negroes frora being brought into that State, were constitutional.

Cambridge. The subject for the Seatonian Prize Poem this year is, St. Peter's denial of Christ. The Members' Prizes for the Senior Lachelors-Am cur in omni. Opere ac Sckntia in-genia fire tanporibus, atque RegionUm finibus conlh nenfileant And for the Middle Civitas oplimis sundata legibtts atque ope tarnen Religionis diu permanerc The Fssex Grand followed the example set by the gentlemen of Oxfordsoire, in resisting the exorbitant charges made by innkeepers for post.horles, and have resolved to iupport those who fhall re-duce their charges.

The conquest of Egypt, independent of its consequences, has enriched our country with a number of rare and ancient monuments, some entirely perfect, and of the'highest and rnost undoabted antiquity. Col. Turner has brought in his Majesly's sliip Egyp-tienne, a slone of Black Granite, found by Menou, at Rosetta, and intended to besent by that General the first convenient oppoi tunity to France it is charged with three inferiptions, in three different languages and characters, commemorating a Gift of Corn from Pto-lemy Philadelphus tothe inhabitants of that part of the couniry sirlt is in hieroglyphics, the fecond in the oldCopiic, or character of the ancient Egypti-ans, and the last Greek. The whole are perfect, and the two last but transtations, it may reasonably be sup-posed, of the first. A Caution- to Families.

Robbing and stealing would be less frequent and more readily detected, if, the property stolen could at all times be eafily identisied. Linen in particular, and all such articles, ought always to be mafked-with the name at fut length, instead of the Initials only. This may riioft effeclually be done by any perfbn who ca.n tife a pen as on paper, by writing with he Original Permanent Jnk, prepared by Mr. Hume, Chemist, No. 108, Long-acre, the sole proprietor of this invaluable composition.

Though band-writing be a most undeniable proof of identity, it is rendered still more efKcacious by the imposlibi. Hty of ever effacing it from either cotton, silk, or linen, ENGI.IS LOT 1 ER joth Day. Nu.joi, alJrizeofiool. Ko. 50,478, apdzeof5ol.

v.i,iJAJi-..i.jJiv etmiiitiiig 01 in an gold watches, silver aiid metal watches, gold chains, feals aud tnnkets, brilliant diamond and other rings, pins, lockets, and jewellery, 1000 ounces of ul'eful plate, 120 of e.icecding No. Stone htult HOUSE, West, iide of Albemaric-ttreeW io be crcmptonly SId, by Mr. CHRIS at ins Great Room, Fall Mall, on Wednesday, the inst at one A elegant Stone Built LEASEHOJLD XX HOUSE, with fuitable Offices, lituatc, No. 3,5, on the eft Me of the upper end of Aibemarle-ftrcet; benteley-square. I he Premises have two elegant apartments on the parlour and firttfloor, finilhed with taste and elegauce, enriched cielings aud beautiful llatuary chinmey pieces in the French Itile line mahogany doors and Tafh srames three elegant apartments on the fecond Soor, and four on the attics convenient, Offices on the basement detached kitchen, by Lease for upwards of ninety subject to a Ground Rent of 38I.

I2s. Io be viewed with tickets, and printed par-tieulars may be had in Pall Mall, JOHN-STREE'J', OXFORD MARKET. By Mr.CHRISTlE. athis Great Room, in Pall i'vTail, on Wed-. nefday, ziii init, in Tnro Lots, at One o'clock, Lot i.

A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, the of John-iUect, and Caslle-strcet, Oxford-itrcet, nowin the occupation of Mr.Wal-bamc, Undertaker, ou Lease for2i years, from Ciiriitmas nSi' at a Um nett annual rent of 70L clear of all taxet are held by Leale for 09 years trom 1754, at a low ground rent of cs.6d. Lot 2. 1 he Houie next adjoining, held far the famc' term oi years, -subject toa ground rent of il. ro. and let on lease for term of i6i year from Midsummct- Day; 17X9, toa most re-spcctahle tenant, ata very low rent of 52I.

The Premises may be. viewed, with leave of the tenants, fix days precedlne the and printed particulars forthwitii rsa'dy. Ns. North-lide of Cokduit-si regt, r-ByMr. CHRISTIE, at his Great Room.

in P.d! Mali on Thurfday thci5th of Aprii, at one o'chick, A Noble spacious LEASEHOLD HOUSE with ltabling for lix horses, two coaclrf.ouscs, hume-ous attaehed and detached Offices of every dcl'criution, seited to large family, late in the occupation of tke Ducheri of -Cumberlano ddirably iituate, No. 9, on tke Nohh-Iideof Conduit-ltrcet Ha-iiover-square. 'she premises are 40 feet front bv a prdportion-ate depth, contain a splendid suite of four anart'r-iems an e-h-floor. 'Ehe premises were built under the direction" of Tiuiu-s rifpnh fubitantial manner, aud fnlilcicit to lay hmihed in his own ftile the chimnev pieces jro ofbnu-tifulstattiary ceilings, the doors, tjPe cany, and the floor oi cellent wainscot, two ltoiie are held under the City of London for 40 years, ,5 ofwhfch are unexpired, rentable every 14 years for ever, payment ot ahne certain ogL and a ground rent of eer'annxn conlequentlymaybeee.ufidercd equalto Freehold. l'ubjecl 03 fee farm.

rentot.stc per be viewed KaS Rainbow. Corn Serronnding the '1 AvtEsnanv buej-s By Mr. CHRISTIE, at his Great Room, in i-aU Mall on Thnrs- c.ay the of April, at one o'clock, in Ur, FREEHOLD ES- A 1 1'- iituate, surromidinjr the respectable mar-m town o.Aylesbury.in the county of Buchs; confifting of live eonipact farms, with their fuitable and jaoaeresof Itcharable meadow and leeding land, let that will cv-pir 1804 and i8rt, to Messrs. losch Watkins, Thomas Hodgkms, I. homas ICiagham, B.

Wall, John Hoare, and John Hocigkms, at moderate Rnnual' rents, amounting to Five Hun- elred and Nmety-seven Pounds and upwards, capahlc of coniiderable improvsment Tbe-Tenants will ftew their farms, and printed Partie! will be forthwitii readv, ami had at the George, Aylesbury of the Printers 'of the Oxford, Reading, Northanipron, Lcicciier and Cambridge Papers of Mefirs. Folter, 'Cooh and. Frere, Lincoln's inn Ncw-suuare at the and in Pull Mall. VLoth KDirORtftbe MORNING CHRONICLE. QUEEN ANNE'S SIR, I have solang been a reader of newspapers, and have derived all the knowledge I possess, and all the com- ts I enjoy so frcquently from these vchicles, that to become, at my time of life, a sceptic in their veracity, would be to doom mysclf'to ignorance, and cut oft" all the sources of curious gratisicaiion.

I fhall therefore endeavour, with the reit of readers, to swallow the aecount you gave in your paper of Monday, re-cting one os Qeen Anne's Farthings. I feel my-self bound, in gratitude for sormer favours, to that in the year 1802, farthing sold for fiven hun-ored and guineas." Indeed there are many reasons for wisliing this aecount to be true. It a ldable desire in peo-ple of property to watch over things, and to upon the sage maxim, Take care of the pence, and the pounds will take care of themselves." It will also ftewthat the present age is desirous of cultivatiHg the true taste, of which perhaps a more splendid stance never was or will be giveo and let add, at ltsays something sor the advancement of oratory among the gentlemen of the ky-pnlpit, when one of tte numbercould expatiate so elcquently on the smallest nomination of coin, as to raise it to a 'sum which with Pper management might establifh a trade or maintain a family. Amongthe leiser consequences, indeed, of this af-w, will be a necessary alteration in certain Moto of speceb. We rnust take care how we under- jalue any thing, by saying we would not give firthing ot and recollect that a man, who is not werth a sarthing, may nevertheless have a good deal of money his pocket.

Some iogenious politicians of my acquaintance, how-eTCr, pretend to sind out a scrious meaning in the affair, and look upon the whole story as a plot to re-Prefent to our eneraies abroad the miserable slate of sirances, the scarcity of our current coin, and the amease cjuantity of our papen I know not what "iiiia, gicai. 4uamiy 01 otaer linen ami woolten drapery, men.s and women's mereery, huiiery, 2000 yards of thread laee and edging, 80 new takle cloths, a large collecTion of ladies' and gentlemeii's apparel, new and in good condition, cotton and other bed hangings, window curtains, fliawls, handker -chiefs, taliie and bed. linen, featliex beds, carpets, glail'cs, and a greatvariety of other property. May be viewed. PREMISES, Cheaplide, with pollcilion, Mr.

PHIPPS at Garraway's, on Monday, April 5, at 12 o'ciock, beneficial LEASE of a roomy, convenient, fubstantiai Eriek DWELLING HOUSE, in good repair, 5 stories high from the basenient, two rooms 011 a tioor, with an extensive (hop and. couliting-houie, most advantageousiy iituated, No. 145, tu the prcferable part of Cheaplide, near Sadler's Hall, the property, and in the occupation of Mr. E. Braithwait, from Business held of the Sadlers' Company for an unexpired term of 19 years, at a moderate rent.

To be viewed with Tickets 10 days preceding the Sale, which, with printed Particulars, msy be had of Mr. Phipps, Copthall-court, Throg-morton-ltreet. 0 Mr. PHIPPS. onlviSndly, April way Coifee-houfe, at 13 o'clock, A ANNUITY or clear yearly Iricome of .11.

payable half yearly during the Life of a Lady, aged sixty-iive years, most amplj feeured npon aud out of very valuahle Eftates in that part of the United Kingdom called Irclarid. i rmted Particulars may be had fix days preceding the Sale, at Garraways and of Mr. Phipps, Copthall-court. EFFECTS, near Cavendifh-iquare. By Mr.

On the Premises, on Monday next, aMi TTHE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, old Paintings, China, Glast, a few Silver and Piated Articles, and other Effects; late thc property of Sir Roubkt Gooo-enj deceafed, at No. 27, Margarct-Itre'et, near Cavendish-square: 'I'o'bcvi'ewed 011 Saturday next, arid till the sale, when catalogues may be had on' the Premises at the Rainbow Cof-fe'e-houfe, in Coriihilt; and of" Mr. Raine, Charlotte-llrcet Bloomfbur.y. An excellent HO USE in trade in the Linen and Woollen Drapery, Mereery, Hoiicry, and'Groeery line. By WILLIAM CARLEY, At the Swan inii, 011 Monday, April 5.

at fix o'clock in the eveniug, uiilefs prqvioully disposed of by Pri-" vate Contract, of which due notice will be given, A elegant, spacious, and cumplete FREEHOLD xi. HOUSE and modem-fronted SHOP, most defirably titu-ated in the areetin the town andport of Haltings in the occupation of Jo'seph Smith, the Proprietor. the Premises to be fold independent of the Stock in' Trade which mayhkewhs be had, if delired by the pufehaser, at a fair price orvaluation. To he viewed till the day of sale; and surther particulars known' of Meflre. Dovvneo and Price, Old 'Change, Messrs.

Hotham, Robinson, and Council, Clment's-lane, Lombard-ltreet-i-aiid of the Proprietor, at Haltings. Personswilhirig to purchase the above Premises by private Contract will be treated with. Letter polt paid..