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. - - • ? I 1 4. .. x ii „, ' -4t• • -- .. ' • ' c*. . • • .. A - •• i?. - ...,. or,' ' t t . t .- ) , . . .4 . ) . . , ri0,, r , ' - 1. ;. , •i • „f...r 4, ~ ,:, % , It( '•S . • , ' 1,. "N '''' ... . .6.'• ..../A . .., • . , ........... :_i„ ........ . . . i s •i eg.e i:r4 (tt• MOJ'of 1 tr. "289. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1816. PRICE Snyr r: • CS* • EXTREME DISTRESS IN SPITALFIELDS AND IT3 VICMITY. 'NT , OFFICE OP ORDNANCR, Nee. MlSleb T" P RINCIPAL OFFICERS of hit MA. JAW: ORDNANCE, a hereby rise lathe, tiny wilt SELL by PUBLIC AUC at theToOrers TUESDAY, the 17th day of December next, at I l o'clock inibe Forenoon precisely, sundry Lots of old and unserviceable ,consisting of AcCountmehts, Anvils, vices and Wheels,old ~work and vested Metal, Musquet Locks, Bemis and Bayo. : mold packing Cases and Casks, round and double-headed Shot, v it alist and bushel Iron, Match and Junk, cased and uncascd oseeon , cartridge Paper. Together with a variety of other mates, the whole of which may be viewed upon application at the pr incipal Storekeeper's 011ke in the Tower, and at the grid Arsenal at Woolwich, until the day of sale, at which plied printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons Mho. nay apply for the same. By Qrder of the Beard, R. H. CREW, Secretary. At Fry, and Co. Mr, John Hooper A 3 3 Reed, Esq. Cham pion hill 95 0 Mrs. [iced, ditto 25 0 Rapt. Brandon, Esq. Haydon-square Xed 0 SALES BY.A.uello SuMcriptions already advertised, 197,701 30 0 At Lloyd's. . It. D. A. a 0 Samuel Fanning 5 0 bavid Woodmesten 10 16 James R. Miller 10 0 HAMMERSMITH, NEAR THE CHVRC:H. ELFOAN I . AND FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FUE URE, (Ne* within a al.ort period), Chimney Clam., Bight-day Linch, Japan Bureau, Drawing., I'd: As, Linea, China, Was., Books a Marquee and Poles, Shower Ba:Ji, a Chariot, and a Gig. Stated ineorteetly le former Advertisement. For James Wm. Harrison, Esq. Mint • alls S Read J. W. Morrison, Esq. Mint b 4 For Mrs. Harrison. ditto b b• Read Mrs. Morrison, ditto S At ladbruke Asia Minas. Wakelto Welehi %Esq. 10 10 4 .° Subscriptions are rece:ve3 at the Mansion House; at Lloyd's; by Samuel Haire, jun. Esq. Tre.lsurer; by all the Committee; aad at all the Bankers in London and Westniin.!er. N. 13 It is requested that communications addressed to this Committee may be sent to Samuel Hoare, jun. l'reaiurer, Lom bard-street ,• or to Samuel Wuois, Honorary Secretary, George yard, Lasiabard-st rt-et. At Messrs. Home Barnett and Co. W. A. Wilkinson IS Charles Stokes 5 5 G. M. Turner and Son 10 10 H. W. Mortimer 10 0 John Bampton 5 5 Brown and Spuke 10 • John Mozon 10 10 Richard Cater 20 10 Tenbrocke and Crole 21 0 _ At Perrin' and Co. Matthias Marshall €3 3 Wm. Leader, Esq. M.P. so 0 A. Kirkman, E.g. 3 3 K. H Noy 2 GREAT DISTRESS IN SIM TALFIELDS. This day was published, By Eirder of the Committee for Managing the Subscription, and for the benefit of it Fund, At Barnard, Dimsdale, & Co. Josiah Newman, ROSS Herefordshire 5 0 Wm. Lewis, M.D. ditto 1 1 J. l'rus:ed, ditto 1 1 Nathaniel Morgan, ditto 1 1 John Furber b .5 Charlts Kingiby 5 0 R. C. and 0 , 19(1 1 0 0141 Win. Heseltine 5 5 John lUidge 5 5 Mrs. Dorothy Turner, TSPEECII of Tmo MAS FO WELL BUX TON, sq. at the Egyptian Hall, on Thar4ay, the ir.th November, laid. To which is added, the Report of the Spital field' Airociatlon, read a! the MI ring. . Masted and sold by Wm. Phillips, George-yard, Lombard street ; told also by J. and A. Arch, Cornhill ; and Hatchard, POPULAR LOTTERY. ALL MONEY PRIZES, ICK ONLY TWELVE THOUSAND TTS, TWO OF TWENTY THOUSAND GUINEAS, AND UP WARDS OF FORTY OTHER CAPITALS. THE Public voice, manifesting itself more cle a rly every clay in favour of the present Lottery, by the multi plod Orders reedited at the different Offices, makes it necessary that T. DISH the Contravor, should recommend to his Friends evil purchases. in order that they may not :nett that disap pes-et so likely to result from a limited n u m ber of Tickets w de n increasing sale. The Lottery, comisting of only i 2,000 Tickets, with Two Prizes of 20,000 Guineas, and upwards of Forty other Capitals, will commence drawing on the 41st of Ja nuary, on which day the first eight drawn Pr zes will be entitled to an additional sum of 3,700 Guineas, and the first 500 Blanks to 25 Guineas each : by this latter arrangement, those adventu rer. whose I Ickes may be drawn on the first day, and who may hot be so fer moue as to obtain a Prize, will acquire a sum ex seeding that which they have adventured , and be enabled, should **splendid Capitals remain undrawn, to renew their chance for them without further expense —Tickets and Shares selling by T. DOH, at his Oakes, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross ; and by his Agents throughout the Country. 11110••••••••••...,--- This day were published, in 4W. Embellished with Portraits, price Xi I Is. 61 boards, MEMOIRS of the PUBLIC and PRIVATE LIFE of the Right Honourable RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN, with a particular Account of his Family and Con. intim. Drawn from Authentic Documents, and illustrated With original Correspondence and variety of interesting Anec dotes of distingtahhed Personages, among whom will be found Burke, Fox, Dr. Johnson, Dr. Parr. Garrick, disc. disc. By JOHN WA i KINS, LL.D. When the various talents of this celebrated man are considered ; the distinguished part he took in the political affairs of the coun try; his king conoection with the Stage; his inti►nacy with the Petra Characters and the greaten Wits of the age, and those opubairassnurnot which too frequeutly accompany genius; it is to be expected that a faithful and Impartial I.istory of his should open a wider field of instruction and ionusenicnt than has been exhibited by any production subsequent or even previous to the Biography of Johnson. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit• street, Hanover-square. IN THE. PRESS. 'The Seventh Quarto Volume of THE WORKS of the late Right Hon. EDMUND 1i BURKE, containing his Speeches in Westminster Hall on t~ehnpeschmetrt of Mr. Hastings. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 61; St. Paul's Church yard; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. In preparing these Speechos lot the Press, the Notes of the shorthand Writer employed by the Managers from the House of Catuniong, some parts of which were corrected by Mrs Burke himself, have in other parts been carefully compared with the Nut s, which lie made use of in those Speeches, and by the Delp of which numerous errors have been rectified, and den cienoes supplied. The Eli:ions of those Speeches, which have Intherto been altered tikthe Public, appear to have been compiled to the Journals of the dines, and to be incorrect and int perlect. FOREIGN PUBLIC FUNDS. IF the many Avantages which at present re.allt from making purchases in Foreign Fund., were pt•nt r;.1!): known, there could be do question tat they would offer suili • tient inducement for the investing .f Malley in those :-ecurities. it is not possib'e tO bring within the customary limits of an Ad vertisement a full detail of those advantares ; :end it may there • fore be sulticieur hrt. fit to state, that in the FRENCH MUNDS, kr the sake of instance, Money, i:t either large ur small sum.; tan how be invested so :13 to Oh! an Annual Ilitere.tz of nearly Ten per Cent,—that the Dividends v. ill be regtil . trly vaikt in Lun en half yearly—and that the Certificates of the Stuck, which alq remain in tl e pnewssion of the Purehasere, Call be made a mociahle proper! y, by nutans of Powers of Attorney, in the sante tanner as ;or American Stocks. MULLE 1 . and MARGRAVE, of New Broad tnest-rotlrt,lAmelon, beg to inturm the Public, that they have formed an Es!abitslinunt as Agents for the Purchase and Sale of Fret-ch, Anier.can, and other Foreign Funds, on ►ooderate volich may be known at their Office, where they will must readily surlily any further infurniatmti which may be required, as well a• toe telttrencei to most leading and eminent Houses in the City of Landon as to their limpet:tonal& respectability, It i, reque.tr4l that all Letters may be post paid. CRANUE SEASON. TIFF COLDS, COUGHS, and CATARRHS, so often fatal to delicate coniti!utions, and whieh the chilling atmosphere of the Wisner makes so prevalent, may beeffectually (Carded aoicst, and cured, by a flee vie of PRO BATT's ele gant OXFORD LOZENGES. They absolutely preveat and cute Heariesess in any stage of the disea.e; and they are the ocly Mad:tine yet discovered that has the lutallible effect of stre:lgth ening aul metodising the Homan Voice. Sold, wholesale and re bit, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street; and Butler, No. 4, Cbeapii.le ; retail by Sanger, I so, Oxford street, London; Mum Ulf, Oxford; and by every respectable Vender In Town ant toe:ivy, at te. 6d. per box. ASTHMA, WINTER COUGH, &c. ri• iS at the present Season of the Year, that Sur germ Yisher particularly recommends the um of the mr.- NIRED S'l RAMONIUM and OXYNIbL, in his vale.a!ile 'Treatise on the Causes, Cure, eke. ut Asthma, Wheeailii, and nabcral or Wilitti Daigle Tho , e invalids who are subject to tiacks ut the chest, during Whiter and Sprint, this experienci d fes•hur observes, will remain perfectly free from any symptom, I they have recourse to the use of the Prepared wramonium and vlytuel on th e commencement en the saints; seas:pt.—the fum e rs,ie prepa re d H er b i n h a l e d during smoking, effectually allays Ole nisrbid irri•trion and teverith adieus in the lungs t v Isi'e the Oapaiel promotes eipectoration, quiets the circulation, and Penes the general health. As a distinction against the common Lilltertreel herb, and . spurous inn:atm:is, the Public are re -111" I'd in en • t Sti Fi her's Prepared Stramonium quirt Of rgeon 444 c h . " M k t, and to'observe that the name of " Butler. N 0.4, ...._ a P 4 dlrs" ergraved in the Government &tulip afSzed to '"T'l Pa:het and Bottle.—lt. Butler and Suns, Chemists, Corner 0 2t. i'aurs Church yard, having beau appiiiiited the Vendors. r t. • 4 1.64 and Si 61. each.—May also be procured of &anger, 1 ' olollford,strett ; Shwas:worth, opeosite the East India 1 louse, 44(1 * PTinelpul Alteircine Vander throughout the cpusuri. • Bloomsbury square 10 10 George Field, Fsq. 5 6 Richanl Ogbom In 10 James Sparks, Esq. 5 5 Mr. W. Walker 1 it Smith and Edwards 20 0 Master Robert Smith 1 1 Rev. W. Carmalt 5 5 James Gurry, Esq. 20 0 E. R. B. I 1 Henry Meus and Co. in allitlein to 50 ga this day given to the Subscription now rai. sing for Ow Distress ed Puor in St. Giles 100 Collected in the Parish of St. Catharine Cree, Leademhall-street 120 9 Ditto after a• sermon by the Rev.Solisoll Mann £2l. 1.1. bd. G. T. R. Reynal, Esq. 10 0 Mrs. Mary G:bson S 0 Geo. John Gibson, Esq. tO 0 Miss Emma Gib,on 5 0 C. H. at G. 1. Gibson's 1 0 A Child's Pocket Money, ge 8d Barnard Cobbs 2 0 h. H.S. 0 10 S sines, Allport, & Co. 21 o tiourdillon and Hewitt 10 10 three Servants, is 6d Sub.rript.onoi of tin; Of- Beer. and Clerks in the Long Room, Cue tont •Hou Lot .into, in aid 01 the Mansion ub eription, Supplementary Subscrign non by Agent* and other. frequenting the Long K,om, hi aid of that :S ubscription 30 11 Legtur Hesse, Lsq. 5 5 Giles and :lon 21 0 lienkunin Evans, Esq. 5 0 Hi., Servants 0 7 Two I Yizeii Manuel Pet- ticw.ts. Wm. Semi, Feq. for Ro. brrt Arnold, Dig. of Weymouth, £2. 15s 6d Bastgky and Nutt's Young Mea 1 0 John Daring, Esq. 20 0 Mr.. Miner 5 0 Mrs. Aubertla 5 0 Miss Aubertin 3 ti Mon C. Aubertin 5 Mos M. Aubertin 5 0 S. A. Cumberlege, Esq. 10 0 J. no bindttute, Cob. benne, nor }loathe 1 1 hi r. 1,. W yott, Alb..ny 3 0 ;urn Ogdtn • 20 0 13.1C1*1tls :It'd Green lu V. W. Lon b stud, Eaq. 5 u Vleratt4 :qui Goldsmil 50 0 11 , 1 rs. h..a, Won -5 0 MtPSTN. Nitrucl Brown and Co. Mill Wall 50 0 The Wiring of aynipathy I 1 Gard:!.r and Hudson. • Cow-lane 5 0 Henry Burgess s 0 Wm. b taut': y Oa rke, Esq.lo S. Itamforth, ksq 11 0 Mr. Henry Jowett 5 0 Gravvitle li : Whcler.Esq. 5 0 Geo. Frvd. Herlost Esq. 5 0 London Assurance Cor- _ poi atlon 200 0 Clarks linlford, E4q. 10 10 George 140..,11.q. JO 0 Marlaud, Kalman, and C.. lon 0 Rev. D. Robert Price 10 10 Mrs. Col. Brown and oausticers 3 3 .1 S. 3 3 !wilier, Bush, and Jauser 31 10 Jeffrey W)ett, Esq. 5 0 r. 1,. 1 1 Thomai Day, Esq. 5 0 A Lady 10 0 1. .'. Manning 5 5 At Spooner and Co. It. B. liate, his Family and Servants aCS 5s Sd J ohn J oyner a 8 Ai Rogers and Co. ' Ss Haines, Islington 1 0 Iticliard :ilseppard, FA. II ighbury-piace 10 10 1.. It Nlacilitooa, •Esq. Stock En!sane 10 10 At Hanbury and Co. Dr. George birkbeck, Cateaton-street 10 10 Richard Cawood • 5 - 0 Mr. John Ham, Spital. square 25 0 Miss Ham 10 0 At Fuller sqd Co. Mr. G. Levien, Prescott. street 1 0 Mrs G. !xylem, ditto 1 0 Miss Levlen, ditto 1 0 Mrs. Cole, Bath . 11 2 At Currie and Co. John Adcock, Esq. 10 10 John 2,ontstrail 10 10 At Glyn an 3 Co. John Clements, Esq. 20 0 Alexander Ross 2 2 D. R. 4 0 George Fraser, Esq. 5 5 Rev.'. U. 1 1 At Bowl andCN, Messrs. James and Jahn Poisadrscre L; CliAlass ; Ess. ,ip ,0 11. ........... es ei b .300, ~..••• ,--- tik)G 6 ' r s . A __,.... see wt. At Barclay and Co. Mrs. Champion 10 0 Misses Chaim/ton 10 0 Sir Robert Button, But. 90 0 Lady Buxton 5 0 John Jacob Buxton, Ls+ 10 0 Fisher, Huth's, sod Stroud 32 10 T. B. 5 0 At Masteratan and Co. H. S. Prarson, Esq. 5 0 Mn. Jane Livia 5 0 At Mar:in, Stone do Co. kouvntoot anJ Betircni!e • 52 10 At Stephenson, Remington and Co. Jnhtl Allen, Qdeenhithe S 5, WiWant Sla, k and Son 2l 0 At Rnharts and Co. Mr. S. Petiliogton 1 0 The Clerki of Mears. Cox, Heibcts and Cr,. 4 0 A irt..m.g !atty. Gower. row. .1... bMllt 01 Frederick Hei•alr, LA. 1 0 At 'Vert and Co. H. and H. Seasnbler 3 5 At Smith, Payne and Co. Captain Wright, !t. N. t 0 _ _ J P. Rach, - EN. 13 0 C. A. Fr.weklyn 5 0 Some C.ierliv to a Banking _ _ House 10 0 The very Rev. the Dean of Lincoln 10 10 At tiankey an 4 Co. Omitted 5011 November. Peter Dobree and Sons 10 10 Char: .•1 Murray 5 S Juan S. even: on I 0 0 John lixrter I 0 Pc.argon, L•rq. 10 0 William florratlail, Sons atitl Ravenhill 23 0 Frampton. and Sons 21 0 J. G. D. 5 0 -- -- Robert and John Hemet 10 10 Sir Christopher Roblnuto to io George & John 10111 . 41-An 25 0 At Dorden and Co. Meows. The:nu Woat- ner and Sons 10 10 I.l;maci and Mawley 20 0 William Bedford, Esq. 10 10 Bailey, Paine and Co. 5 5 At Prescott and Co. John James 2 2 A Native of Spitaifields. her Children and Sa vants 2 0 A Pole,Thornton and Co. C. O. 5 5 N. Pears*, Esq. Loughtou 5 D Ann Ramsey and Bar bary Ramsey, Versants to Mr Pearce 1 0 E. M. 2 0 Alex. and William Key, James•strett. Haymar ket 21 0 Sutton, Halliday, and Russell, Feneburch-str. 21 0 At Jones. Lloyd and Co. George Oppenheimer a Co. Broad •street 10 10 S. M. and ditto 10 0 Sanntel Smith, Lamb street, Spitalfirlds Reddal:s and Rainey, S 0 5 0 Cloak-laile Aldirmait Christopher Smith,QUertl-Strett. 21 0 At Sir Charles Prise & Co. T.B. 1 Messrs. Lees!', Dalli more and Co. 10 i 0 John Downs 1 0 At -Everett. and Co. tectitt, Walker & Co. 105 • 0 • Walkers, Maltby &Cot 405 0 . . At Lubbock and . Co. iobn Scott, St. idd - earner% 1110 This gay were publi.hed, in Svo.price I ?..s. boardi, EMO R A NIiUMS of a RESIDENCE in LA FRANCE, in the Whiter of 1815-16, Judo:ling Remarks on trench Manners and Society, with a description of the Cat.t consbs, and notido of some other objects of Curio.ity and Works of Art, tint hitherto described. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Pater noster-row. C. BELL'S SURGICAL OBSERVATIONS. Thi s day was published, In svo. ilu.trated with Plates, Parts I. and 11. price each, awed, of QURGICAI, OBSERVATION.; ; being a QUARTERLY REPORT of CASES in SURGERY. By CI-LtitLEa BELL. Part I contains-1.:1 Rsport on Carcer-2. Diseases and Operations on the arynt—J. Dist oof the Pharynx and Casa phagns —4. Cases of Fistula in Perineo. Part 11. contains—l. Caws of Injury of the Spine. —2. Em physema and Caries from fractured Ribs—S. Femoral Hernia 4. Observation's on the Prostrate Gland-6. Observations ou the Up. ration of Amputation at the Shoulder and on the extractiott of the Head of the Bane In Cases of Goo-shot Fracture. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, an Brown, Pater now Or- row. CONTEMPORARY BRITISH PORTRAITS. FrHE TWENTY-SECOND NUMBER of the LERY of CON I'EIV:PORARY Lamsii FOR MALTS Is now published, containing Portraits of JOHN, Earl of DARNI.EY. Rev. W. CONE, A.M. Archelleaceiti of Wilts. JAWS CURRIE, M D. F.R.S. WILLIAM COW I'ER, Esq. Rev. t HOMAIi WINING, A.M. 3O'EPH NOLLEKENS, Esq. R.A. Accompanied by short I.Cotraphical Notices. The Work Is printed in large 4:o. each Isluntiwr rke Se ; or Proof Impres,ious, in r supernir manner, in folin, price 411.165. Thy i wtonty-thi:a wil be din February,lBl7, orre the Woel w.ll liq reolarly romintwel every two months. rrinted for Ca'dell and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Black wood, at la a ice: days will be publiabei, ACHARGE delivered to the CLERGY of the DIOCESE of CALCUT rA, at Calcutta, Madrat, and Bombay, at the Primary Visitation. By T. F. MIDDLETON, D.D. F.R.B. Lard Bishop of Calcutta. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; F. C. Null. Rivington ; and J. Ha:chard, Piccadilly. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, 1. The Doctrine of the Greek Article, applied to the Criticism and the 111ns:ration of the New 'lestankot, gro. price 1 is. boards. 9. Chart Divided: a Sermon, preached at the Visitation of the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, in 1609. 4to. Pi ice S A Charge delivered ty the Clergy of the Arcbdeacosry• of Huntingdon,at the Primary Visitation, in May, i 8 i 9.. 4:u. price 2s. MII.NER'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS. This day was published, in eight large vols. Him. price 464. 16s. in boards, a new An.: matures ECition of THE WORKS, complete, of the 1 tte Rev. JO SEPH MILNER Master of the. Grammar School, and afterwards Vicar or the Holy Trioity Church, in Kingston upon-Hull; now first collated and edited By ti.e Rev. ISAAC 1111.NER, D D. F.R.S. Dran of Carlisle, and President of c2neen's Cambridge. Printed fur I'. 'Cairn and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Black wood, at Edinburgh. •a• lids Edition comprehends the following Works, each of which stay also be bad sepatately, 1. The History of the Church of Christ (continued, on the same plan, by the Dean of Carlisle); S cols price iS in boards. S. Practical Sermons; to which is prsfized, an Account of the Life and Character of the Author, by the Dean of Carlisle; two volumes. price atfl 41. in boards. S Tracts and Essays, Theological and Historical; one volume, price 141. in boards. N. B. Some Copies of the Second Volume of the Hiitnry of the Church of Christ have also been printed, for separate sale, to complete Sets of the former Edition. NEW EDITIONS 01? MR. GILPIN'S WORKS. 'llls day was published, handsomely printed in Four Vols. Sao. a New Edition, price Al I 6s. in boards, of SERMONS pre.tdied to a COUNTRY CON GREOATION ; to which. are adds.!, a few Hints for Ser mons; intended chiefly for the Use of the Younger Clergy. By WILLIAM GILPIN, M.A. Prebendary of Salisbury, mid Vicar of Boldre, in New Forest. Printed ter Cadell and W. Dairies. Strand; and W. Black ' wood, at Edinburgh. Of whoni may be bad, by the same Author, 1. An Exposition.of the New Testament, intended as an In troduction to the Study of the Holy Scriptures ' by pointing out the 1. siding sense, and connection of the Sacred Writers. Third Edition, two volumes 8vo: price 6s. U. actures on the Catechism of the Church of England. Se venth Edition, ltmo. price 3s. 6d. • • 3. Moral Contrasts; or, the Poser, of Religion exemplified under different Characters Second Edition, price 3s. 6d. 4. Ihe Lives of Several Reformers, viz. John Wicliff, and the most eminent of his Disciples; Lord Cobham, John Huas, Je rome, of rrague; Lima; Hugh Latimer. Bishop of Worcester; Th.unas Crannies . Archbishop of Canterbury ; and Bernar New Edition, in two volumes, Bvo. pries 18s. I km oiaiagetas oa the Amusements of Clergymen. Second Eaton, price 3s. tid. I Dialogues on various Subjects, Published by Ids Trustees for the Vein* of bis ;School at Boidre, Bvo. Second Edition, Vs. l4le sf least t Minn and Riebard Atkins, for the use of Servant:-halls, Farm-hotP4s. and Cottages, price Is. I. ;Actium, of Josias Rogers, Esq. Commander of his Pilajee ty's lap Qnsbee: Published by Mr. Gilphis Trustees, for the Boaelt nd Is. tithed at Bolds's, Ilvo t price 6s. • Mo. Now ididopt, whit #agrabapi of Mr. OPpla's Pk" terwsee Works. By Mr. ROBINS, Oa the Premises, College !louse, near the Chord., Faramer. smith, on Wrostrsnav, the loth December, id:O, end fol lowing day, at o'Clurk, • By Order of the. 13. r. ecutory of Mrs. 114.`!,. THE Eleg,tnt HOUS EHOL D FL! It N I .. .!It E t comprising Finirpost and 'relit Brdlteldi s CUI•Ivs: Cotton, White Callico, and Check Furithores; prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, Mahogany double and stsight of Drawsrs, Wardrobe, a Cheval Dressfeg Glass, Francis Rod Deay.cy Window Curtains, in Chintz Cotton and Monne; ex. rellent Cabinet Articles, in ttosewo, , d and Mahogany, in,iota; Pembroke, Pitt', Cut, and Work Table.; a set of Dining Ta. bics, handwrite stab, Sldehoartl, Cylinder, Bookcase. Far Mg.: sorts Chairs In Satio Hair Cloth, French Sofa with canopy kangtgs, Japanned Sofas and Chairs, Brussels and Kisidtrminct,r C.,rpers, numerous Kitchen Requisites, Garden Rolm , Oreen.hnesa Plants, and various Levet,. May be vievred two days preceding the Sale, and Cralognot had on the Prernlses, (3t uae b ill;rg each); Nidgeda., Rrrothif4 Bell, Ealing ; Pack-horse, l'unthain Omen ; and of Air. Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden sirsare. • FREEHOLD ESTATE. Or TUESDAY, the Stet tir.y of lh•cember instant, at the Black Horse Inti, Salisbury, at TsVo t.'Clock in the Afternoon, (un. lass previously die; o•td of by Private Contract, of u Itich due notice will be Oven), • ACOMPACT FREEHOLD FARM, situate at Cloucheßtone, in th.; Parish of liishopston,, car:- sights ut a neat n..sv•built bamilt; Hauer, with Chios, house and uffier suitable Offices ; a Farm House snub r the came roof, and 'convenient 13.inis,Cart-howe4,.iall anti otlu r:itehles, and Orchard awl Gardens ; atcd abt.ut l Eine liitodted and Ctfty Acres of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land • Yreznibc, art ta rrc.lkut rrpair, and the Land in good cultivation. For further particulars, and to treat UT :de purchase, apply personal:y, or by lams. (post paid) I ,) Mr. John Swayne, Sieicitor, Wilton, Wilts; or to Mr. T. C. Mt.ilw in, Solicitor, Horsham, Sussex. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. BERLIN, NOVEMBER it A new Council co State is organizing', 'which is to discuss the Pr jet of the Prussian Constitution. M. linmholdt will set out for England before tho end the year. Our Cab;lief. is Actively employed in the Germanic Alfaits, patti; - ;t:larly connr_etzti with the Court of Vienna. The price of grain had cormiderabiy diminished in Bavaria. LAUSANNE, NOV ENIHER 22. The Council of State of the Vallais has publishod an Ordinance on the recruitiog torei4n mitita:y service. By this Ordinance the enrolment Is n t valid unless the recruit declares before the Judge th:t he enlists of his own tree will. A wire may claim her husband; children may claim their father. The Presiding Canton has acquainted the Governments rit the Cantons with the cumplaints made by Mr. Goedl , n de "l'iocatili, the Apx,telic Vicar-General, of the improper manner in whic!r several public papers have .spuken of his vastoral hlter, and invites the C anton s not to permit scOt publicatious. CAZVIIMAY, NOVENII!EIt Lr. The Duke of Wellington wilt leave his head guar. ters in course of the ensuing week—hr is going so Brussels. His (.;.race has ishned a notice to alt sects es have claims on tine English Commissariat; to give Olean in to the Camini,s.ity atCambray, 4p/segued to LquidAte them, li:ture the end et the mouth.. ekes' • • • which none will be admitted. The follcnving article affords a singnl it specimen nl the pAicy which prevails under the Government of FEILDINI:ND it MADRID, 2.l 4 WE'4lll!it The King has granted to the Community of the Dominican Monks ot our Lady of Arocha, the privi. lege of selling for their own profit four Castilian titles (of Marquis or Count), tw of which shall Ire tree its perpetuity from the tales df tame and demi anmate : the produce of this sale is to be employed in the re storation of the Chapel of the Virgin. This pious concession is trot new in Spain, titles !lasing been granted the same way on varieus occasions since the reign of Philip V. The Exchequer being exit:owed ot ready money, the King permits the religious fra. ternity which he wishes to aid, to sell a privilege, the produce of which would have otherwise found its way directly into the Exchequer." ROME, NOVEMBER 16.- -!PRIVATB ' , Erma.) , 4. I set off for Naples to•morrow ; remains at Rome till my return ; that is to say, if I am so fortunate as to return, for the roads are is a dread:A state. It is not exaggeration to say, that the chances are at least three to .ne I shall be robbed ; but, how ever, I have made up my mind to see N4ples it I can, and I have taken the usual precautions. I have this moment met two Englishmen, who were suipptcl not only of their money and watches, but even of their clothes. One of them, as a great favour, was allowed to retain his shin, and the other his drawers s there's encouragement for you ; but g honour pricks 'me on I' The corps of freebooters has, within. the last ten days, received an accession of Rearly.Woo men, in the following manner :—A new police has been established at Rome, and the old gang of c stables, &c. disbanded. Such was the tuition of the Government, no attempt was made to obtain from them their arms, ammunition, &c. till after they were apprised of their discharge. To a man they . sallied forth into the woods and mountains, fully armed and equipped, and the new police is not yet sufficiently organized to make head against them. A sharp affair took place Imween them some days ago, at Perragia, in which "the troops•ot his Holiness were put to the rout, with from .five to ten men killed and wounded. Among the English who hare been robbed nn this road are Lord Kianoul, Colonel, Leycester, apd Lady F. Berestord. Mr. Hope had his courier shot,.and himself narrowly escaped. Farewell-7' abaft bear trnm me from Naples s if I get there!".