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I Ch-n, m iO. .:.tare of many of •,hility and flour; of e...!t At mat C0...,11,: ILdtry hind has hith..rtu bre^ To prevent no:* I~r:r`.•..i 1Y,11c.! works coo the. 1...4.1,r0r Loris N' 11.1 ‘ ‘,..1! rV 11/bleb (XC• Iltl ; I,i • Print•l from t i.: or ; and l .1.! b. I i 1) S. 1... y be had s.l Beo.s;.1; tr., on the above twos. 'er,fi of fanner and in• rlffiler,C .)1 Mr. liar. (or th, t I 01 .fr .n'J IN4v.tra II t ,~...., le and E%-gaar rat.. n •,.. whoch will ', fL•lnd to ...• *erred to t►. In Boards, Prit c Bound in Shee p cn4 Intered Duo, Calf. t.rr I • 111CpCitii bound an.;:ctt.c. 0 SI'Mr..X. Vain . ..bit PREY..HOLD ESTATES, micelle 'MANORS, elegant Manillas, Park, and feveral eligible Farms, at Stanited. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER, At Gartaway's Coffee•Houfe, in the Month of March oext;nn icfs previouny difpofed of, THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED, 1. With approptfitc Offices, very numerous Gardens, extcnfive Wlls, covered with Eruit-trcis, Confcrvatories, Hot-houfe. Fi neray, Sucorlfioa, Forcing. and Green-honks, with the Manor and Park of Stanfted, containing too- acres. highly diftingullbed for its beautiful fernery. extenfive and divert fied Prufpeets, both of Sea and Land; the l'ark embellitbed with ornamental 'limber, Temples. Lodges. and a charming Cottage Ornie, together with the feveral Farms of L odge. Broad Reid, Woodlands, acid Horfe.pafture, with the bold and pielurefque Fora of Manned, forroonding the Park,arnounthr . In the whole to upwards of moo acres, In an excellent B ate of culiivarloo, of which poi:fel:Bon may be had immediately. In point of fituation it appears to embrace every objed that is deferable; remarkably healthy, amply fupplied with the Back fpring water, in a neighbourhood highly rekettable, of eafy com munication with the metropolis, at a good &dance from a poft town, where (even' teethes pats dally: the roads good. '1 he ' Ellice and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs of Foz Hounds, and in a Country much raorta to for Enid Sports. Duferiptive Parthulars may he had one Month previous to the Sale, and In the Intermediate time farther information may be ob tained, and the Manfi..m viewed by tickets only, without which no period can be admitted, by applying to Mars. Bromley and Bell.' Gray's ion; M.are Butler. Havant; Edward Dawn, Efq. Stestited; or of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency °Bice, Chi Illuarded rich endray new. It liaa been tl estkibk Z 44w with a harms! being received world. Primed for RI , Of whom el Lesson In This day Were morocco be 'km MINCE Dever I Den of Rend The Work vualkoodrodi Ake and, t Tete. moat and Amethyst Printed for No. 557, Nee Toyama In tt ILE. At tt ere to be four ftmaion and Dedicated I few dal" enibetWhi , CARIDLINI UARVI Tidal . OLDANINI Dramas —C 11111 IT LITHO *WC. et Erg and or core Tun of Vale." and PASO he E Tea the a Mew of tt and these s. Dr. DU greeter do Adepbek twat, yet dart loyal soy oldie I tba regehr Engtenti" "We mi meths end lefty, k bl dem end el the /Mai fee, of rini • • For loTiew f. Tbe Awe November DARIN Is Nernber 1. 'ee Ii n UFF A "11 Brute Cie the Freud To whl twit Hilt, Arm w the rank any other leina, in ter-pra plater. in tie Purckare In El `5 Tim el Naos 3 went In I i tAitlinc o Victory n 1 ttln.ol' Wit and .....r Inc auttiorit (fed Jew 21: 31 3 14 V, W.W . 11 1 I u. tte N. • 1.3... r ord. r. I• l'r •... m Cl 1141: I A 1: qr. e". co..' el LONDON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK' Confabs, for Jam. spli---Reduced 580--Ortaninm 9. Ezeticq. Bills, par in a.—Short Ann. s t 1•461. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY' Bank Stock 1684 Lang Anu. 17i 1-0. 3 per C. Red. Ann. 58ii India Stock for opg. as 3 per Cent. Conf. Ann nit Imperial 3 per Cent. 37t Deferred 3 per C. Conf. if Imperial Ann. 9.1 4 per Cent. Cord 75 74 Hill 5 per Cent. 87} .5 per. Cent. Navy (hut Englifit Tickets al. tat. 5 per Cast. 1797 981{ ConL for opg. !9{ 3}} Ly letters received this morning from Torbay. we are informed that the Channel ficet, und.r the com mand of Admiral CORNWALLIS, coafifling of the following valets, arrived there on the night of Wed nefday ha, 'l4. VILLA as PARIS PRINCE GSORDS P AAAAA GSM SAN Jour WINDSOR CASTLII V[ IMPETULUZ COURAGEUI BRITANNIA Gomm!, and Panic ess ROYAL DITIANCS wen of war. NADIRS'S frigate, and Colpnys hired armed fchooner• The Letters by the Liffion Mall of yeflerday, were delivered out this day. We have received letters ftom Gibraltar by this conveyance, but not of fo' late a date as the one we laid before our Readers the day before yelterday. They contain, however, many particulars refpeaing the ravages committed by the peffilence which have not yet been detailed. We fball lay them before our Readers on Monday— the latenefs of the delivery from the Poll Office pre venting us from giving them in this day's publica tion. Our letters from Dublin, of the 3d intl. Rate, that at five o'clock that evening two polt chaifes arrived under a prong guard at the Cattle, with prifone s from the neighbourhood of Carlow. The precife nature of the accufAtion againft them, or their name:, our Carrefpondent had not been able to learn. Yefierday morning his Malt sry left Kew for ! Windfor. Her Mai risrr and the Princeffes, attended by Ladies CUMBER LAND and BULILLSYs followed from the Qt2een's Houfe at half pall twelve. Her Grace the Duchefa of Devonsm tea was yet'. terday honoured with the company of his Royal Highnefs the Prince cf Want sto dinner. Load and Lady Menai - maze, Lord and Lady MORPIT IS, and a few more fele& friends were of the party. The ivory chairs fent by the Marquis of Ws LL ES. sir to her MAI L ury, are removed (torn the (teen's Houle to Frogmore. Several of the blockading fquadron on the Dutch coal!, have returned after a cruize of feven months. They nre to undergo the neceffary repairs, any in the mean time their place will be fupplied by other Ihips. Yeflerday a Court of Directors was held at the EaR India Houfe, when PHILIP DUMDAS. Efq. was appointed Governor r•f Prince of Wales's Nand. Captain JOHN CHRISTOPHER LOCKIIEIL was fworn into the command of the (hip Carmarthen, coufigned to Madeira, Madras, and Bengal. The late Sir Dicz, K. B. died Korth one hundred arid fixty thoufand pounds ; the whole of which he has left, in equal divifions, to Mr. C►RR, Mr. &strove, the Reverend Mr. C , and Dr. Vationan, his Pliyfirian, after a refervation of an nuities of 001. per annum each, to his houfekeeper, and the fervent who attended his pei fon ; and one of tool. per annum to Colonel PLEA' DI L, in approbation of his attachment to his goyal Highnefs the Dues of GLOUCISTIA. Norics.—Colonel FULLARTOM having been de• tained in clofe attendance upon his Majelly's MA 1 Honourable Privy Council, fince his return from Trinidad, in November 1803, on affairs relpeaing • that Bland, daring an interval which occurred in their Lordihirs' meetings, Colonel F. took the op- , portunity of gr ing down to Ccotland, where the molt t important private concerns had long called for his r pretence. He left town on Tnefday, 6th November, and, after having been about a week in Edinburgh, lie received from London a copy of a letter, publilb a ed in his abfence, addreffed to the Right Honourable Lord Hoarier, by Colonel THOMAS PICTON, Itte GO , y;rnor, &c. Ike. of the Wand of Trinidad. Cotinel Fut.uaroN, at prelent unavoidably de tuned in ScntlAnd, will refrain from any comment on this publication ; but as the matter it contains is totally foreign from the invefligation judicially Pend• iny t . Colonel FULI.ARTON fcrl% himfelf called upon to Rare to tie public the, in due time, he will give Colonel I'IC fuc! , A.l anfwer as it dr.. fares. it rrn P..^. a. ~,~~~ NAUTICA INTELLZFV:CE. MAILS THIS DA DL'L • 0 • o llamhurgh L 4 x ILLibun Dublin Watcrfunl V.—Wind N. N. E. DOS. 0 1 Z 0 PLYMOUTH, Dec. 6.—This morning arrived the Hannah, of Dartmouth, Captain CROCKWILL, from Lilbon, Laden with wine, hides, and fruit, for this port; the faded from Liffion the 23th ult. in com pany with 18 fail of merchantmen. under convoy cf the AURORA, of 28 guns, Capt. MALBON, and parted from them the gosh following off Cape . Finetlerre, lat. 43. o. long, t t. o. in a gale of wind.—Came in the Coate:rams Hoop of war, from a cruise.—Sailed the Seers', of 18 guns, on a cruize. Poarsmouric, Dec. 7.—Arrived the AURORA fri gate from Newfoundland, and the PIGMY cutter, with the Simpfon and Reliance tranfports, from Guernfey. The Iticoesrasir frigate is appointed convoy to the outward bound Weft India fleet. 11 This day was towed into the harbour by two Southampton boats, a part of a raft, with the word 4. Furious" (tamped on the foot of a top-mall the ersd yard which compofed the raft. It belongs no doubt to the Fuaious gun.brig.—Adm. Louis !mill ed his flag on board the LEOPARD, of 5o guns, this morning.—Arrived the Eccles gun-brig from the aawarL—Went out of harbour the MERCURY fri gate, Hon. Captain BotryEarE, and the Venus Ruf fian frigate, Captain Ecr Hi% eror4E. Dim., DEC. 7.—This Morning Vice Admiral Hoer.oway (hilted his flag from the UTRECHT man of war, to the CASTOR frigate: the Us-Recur has fince failed for Sheernefs.—Sailed the ARDENT and AN MOPE frigates, on a cruize ; and the EXPLOSION bomb, with the outward-bound veffels, under convoy, to the weßward.—Arrived and failed for Standgate Creek, the Tranfit,;Mu la HEAD, from Smyrna. Came down the LIDA frigate, from Sheernefs.—Arrived the Day AAAAA lON bomb, with a convoy, from Dart- south, which are failed for the River. The Di. VASTATIOM remains in the Downs with the rat of the ftsipssas per IaIL Wind N. N. W. , Faestouro, Dr.c• 7.—Arrived from a crude the lasracroa lamp of war. Two large fbips are now in the Offing, fuppoted from the Teach The French privateer Admiral Magon, taken by the Caurzta (loop of war, is got off the beach, and towed into this port, to take in her guns and gores. The Ares- CAINE, Capt. Maury, has got up her jury man, and will fail tomorrow for Sheerness ; the GLATTON, of 64 guns, will tail for the Tecel, and the ETHALION frigate with live Rock.—Sailed with herrings up the Mediterranean, the Apollo, STESPEN mallet ; Lnui Err mailer ; Ma , y, LiTiVENSIV, and Nereo, ANDeaIV TAGLIPIETA.I.—The !hips of war lyre are, MONMOUTH, Commodore Haar; GLATTOX, of 64 guns; Ersicierow and Avarcarns frigates; luseec. TOS. and Osumi, Hoops ; Galgu armed fhip, with a fleet for Tonningen ; and BOLD and EIRIETTER son bi igs.—Wind N. E. and very hazy. TORBAY, Nov. 24.—Since my haft of the lath ion. we VETERAN has made OUC cruize !Thin towards the Gallic Chore: nothing of any moment occurred during the week we were out—the (mall vellels that were lent to look into Brett harbour reported, that the French fleet remained with their fails unbent, and feeroirOy laid up for the winter. The times are fn improdutlive of novelty, that de;lers in news mutt often be at a lois for matter to fill their columns. 1 therefore beg you will give ROOM to a few ;;marks on the generous and well meant Subfcription at Lloyd's: llre Britilb Nation has ever been liberal in bellow. ing rewards for public Cervices. This, however, fliould slot be confined to the relaticlis of thole prin cipally who have fallen in their country's defence ;the widow and fatheads molt stiluredly have the WI and remelt claim, but the living allots have their jolt claim ado. The public Cub ' s' ipt ion as Lloyd's plainly evinces the national liberality, but there is a kind of posthumous reftriaion attached to it that rather dif qualifies the intention : it is certainly a kind of pkaf gas tkorsht for a man to confider he mull be killed of to entitle him to reward for that fervice which his duty to his country requires him to perform.— When any particular oe dangerous fervice is to be entered upon, it is isfua! to inform the men what li beral rewards their country has in lore for thole who voluntarily come forward : If it was whifpered in Jack Rattlin's ear, that he mull be killed before Ire is entitled, and that the reward was principally intended for the relations of thole who fell in defence of their country, Jack would, without the leaß hefitation, fay, 4, The reward, and thole that offered ir, might both be ---- together ;" notwithaanding, he would do his duty to his country all thc fame. No blame can attach to the Czatl:rren at Lloyd's for this teeming partiality ; thc gen.:l3l difpc.fitica of men affords them every example. Dec. 6.—A fignal for the Sleet to put to fca made me not only flop from tormenting you, but prevent ed my fe;cling off the above. We had been only about 24 hours in Torbay, where v-e left the Vena• gases, of which you moil have heard. Nothing of moment occurred durirg the cruize from which we have jolt returned, anal which occu pied ra days ;no enemy to be fern, s i lo on F. ida l lift, the Both of Nov. towards the cverm.y we obfers. cd a (mall three-mated veffel a-head f Reered dire° for her: on coming up, we fired c s to make her (hew her colours. when the twitted Jinn. bargh ; The hid every appearance of a French priva. teen, and (hewing this colours rather confirmed it : the wore round to fall down nn our be; and, on nearing us, a heavy fea chucked her dole on our larboard bow; our fore-) and laid hold of her tnizen. maft, and (napped it in two about eight feet above deck ; Ike then dropped a-fiern, and in the night we 101 l her. It blew In hard, with a very heavy lea, that nn boats could be fent on board her. We ar rived here laft night at eight o'clock. We are new making ready for fca again--I hardly have time to finifia this letter. The Tigrefs, Gioia*, from Bengal, is arrived off Hafting.. The following are fettle farther particulars of the loft of the Rosso .Y off the Tesel : On Thurfday night the lion. Captain Cotviti and Mr. G. Fa/D. finove, Fattier arrived in town from Holland, accompa nied by Lieut. Baaua and the-wardroom officers, except;ng the Mailer. The report they give of the filtration of the men who are prifoters as exceedingly confolatory. Nothing could exc.ed the humanity and politenefs of the Dutch. CaptainCoori was liberated on his parole of honour; and Mr. RHODi, we fuppofe, as a civilian, without any parole. The Eall India warehdufes at Enchuyfen are fitting up for the reception of the undermentioned Officers bnd fi.a.men. who remain as prifoners, and we make no doubt will continue to be treated with that libe- rality and kindnefs which, we Lir:del - nand, the Dutch in general feel towards the people of this country: Oil PAROLE. -- - --- - - William Kirby, Mater William White. Carpenter John'Liming, Boatfirrain Richard Goddon, Gunner of hi. John 11 t/dy, Gunner M. S. Majeftle (a pillager) ON ZOMIO THZ DUTCH MEN OF WAN. R. Haynes, Mines Mate John Dunn Charles Strangway Charles Stephenfon John Flinn Roi,i r C. Curry, 7Vlidilsipman l R. Webb Henry Lowley,Surgeon'a Mate. &mud Cuthbert 1 IN Fannie AT THZ HELDER. H. Hopkins T. Briggs, quay. mas. Thomas Turnbull James Cowen . T. Devordhire H.. 1: Halley . Cuter T. Ryder, gun's. na. N. Henry, gun. Too. tu. Bouscrd tan Briffct John Turner ' Patrick Powers John Scory Richard Gardner Peter Murphy '. Faireloogh John Soap Owen Owys John M arls ans. Martin George Willard Robert Warner Wen. Kendrick Janus Roblnion John Strada= Wm. Glisfon John Galway William Corfierfen James Cummins . Foffe, qr. mats William Wilmot Daniel Wilton ' Jacob 'labile' William Sasith Richard 'Nadalf. T. Lawrence . Thomas Harrilon Samoa Dark's W. Hardy, be.-mate A. Lovis William Martha William Rohinfou John Biros GriSth Jones hn Elliot George Cum mins AM. Cisy William Larkins Alexander l.aw William Salmon Peter Welch ain Smith Henry Glen:hart Janus Haftaff amt.. Rozinfon, Thomas Edmonds Andrew Mallifoo antes Reed George Moral John Hearne ohn Lowe Peter M`Killer Wiliam Yateusan ward Reed Samuel Boone William Carta John Hiblserd John Robinfon George Dovnis lanes M'Carter Daniel Logan Henry Hall ma. Fenton Will. Bagley William Makina . John Evans William Taverner 1 William Hutzliitrion lune , Dean ohn Papilla He n ry Garrett .canard Milkin John Hilton William Harris oho Pearce ulin amo ß t o oc hictia t , j l lo a o r lin n ei C F W h ersuf ari e ry on James Spittle :Ises Adiley I d Smith Anthony Coffaat Thomas Dobbig 1 , Slum.' White Cheat. Fon-Hier William Palmer I tames HID John Gileltrift Samuel Morley Wm. Hollingiworth Jame. Farrell W. Hcondfweakl Robert Derry ic rti Brion J&kph Patman ' lama R,eed Ja mes B o on liac Edmonds er. Edwards Wiliam NeWelig pleas Bird ohn Sproat ho Stephens Aka. Sinclair John Deane R ob ert Acres Dennis Swiney oho Hill James Berry lama M't /bin 1 Philip et ckrane Timothy Kelly Ittomas Stephen' I John Owens Bachard Hedges Richard Smith Arc., M•Dowall Thomas Howell Samuel Walker Stephen Jump James Mulligan George Mame William Childs Simon Bracian Gear Hinds William Antoci° Samuel Walker Robert Miller Walter Kenny Patrick Margo° James Dowling William Ford John Crolby ( harks Carta Wllliam.Lynn Bdward baimbridge William Monte Edward Syth J. S. D. Campbell il'homas Jones David Mats William Kirt. Richard Grandftooe Thomas Dolly William Corbett George Parlous Richard Howard John Smith John Derain John Cummings George Wilfun Lawrence Keel Francis Ward ' lolin Jones John Hobbs amts M'Carty Ilmenas Ryan 'Award Cowley John Jones Thomas Derbyllaire Thomas Gunning oho Sullivan W. Miller, boat- James Ledger ohn Hawkins fwain'a yeoman Henry Keeping dward Collins T. Shugar R. Diamond William Baker' J. C. Nindorf, Atlanta Jades Jofeph Miller cooper Neal M'Court Paula Granan William Mathews Jo feph Payne Robert Walker lames Maude awes Larmour Edmund Ruft William Goodall P l unkett Shaw W. Anderfoo Daniel Dams 1 ails Plunkett Vila= Eluilnot . tohn Mills William Everett T. gamey, George Stewart John Fear J. Herringihaw, M. W. Selkirk ' T. ftionimell at arms ' 3. EVerni Pincer's W. Hays M. Welds, Ibip's tor. Steward's Mate W. Momick,arm. poral Matthew Cui ran J. P erri( T. Berry. ditto J. Lock w, oil H. Froft H. Atteu. cook W. Kerr, failmaker W. Olin, Ar. Mate John Tong John Soli h John Pawl V. Co bas Francis :ilea H. Fmk Total 231 Seameo. 34 klackm.a. sits In Prifon. s Pilau difclargul to die Admiral's Lip 4 163 in Priron, Noy. as. BILL Of INDICTIMINT.--The Grand Jory, at Hick►'s Hall yetierday, found a true Bill againft Mr. BLAGI)016, as the writer of the libel on the Earl of St. Vincamt, contained in the fupprefted pamphlet. Tuefday morring IA the remains of %swam Ansia Jacesow, Efq. were interred in the family vault in Bunhill•tielde. ...he funeral was attended by winsb:r of his private friends. Lail week, Iwo men in the neighbourhood of Deal, with a I:ght covered cart, excited much fulpicias among the revenue officers ; for they appeared very attentive to the beach, as if they were carrying on a ditloyal correfpondence with fume velfcl. On being . watched, one of them was obferved to take nut ut the cart, a packet, and running to the fea.iide, pat it on board a filhing-fenack, which immediately failed. A cltter inttantly brought the fmack to, and tin ex amining the packet, found it to conftil of Schemes of the Lottery, which the tilhermen were employed to &animus on board the lips in the Downs. •