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VALUABLE LEASE, FARMING STOCK, CLAPHAM. TO RE SOLD BY ALICTION.—by Mr. HAMM, On the IPrentifee, an Wainslday, Feb. 3, at Eleven °Clack, By Oder al the Affignes, ri 'HE very defirable and extremely beneficial LEASESof thole endaedmired Primates ott BRIXTON HILL, late belonging to Mr. Was. FOIFILtI, cabed BLAKE HALL and HYDE'. FARM, at CLAPHAM, in SURELY t conetifing upwards or zoo Acres of ream Arable, and 563 Acres of rich Palters and Meadow Land, in a very A:Palm . State of cultivation together with all the valuable Live sad , Dead Stock, and a few Lots of Honfehold Furniture beisoging to the fame. To be viewed so days previous to the Sale, when pardeoke may be had on the Prenifes; at the Plough, Clapham; Grey ' bound, Croydon ; Ram Inn, Smithfield; and at Mr. Hawke's, Reading. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. PRICE OF STOC/ Dank Stock aB7f IR p per Ct. Rod. 67 68 i.sqg Aaa. tp i3-1 i 6f kap. 3 per Cesa. 66.1 JANUARY & ES YESTERDAY. Imp. Ann. ita4 hi& 3 per C. 97 Eselaeg. BM es. to ss. pros. Coot for opg. 664 i I EXCHANGE. 5 • 44 4 3$ - 66 67 II Hamburgb Altona - =boa - Cadiz - Ditto . - Madrid - Mir - COURSE 01 32 s si U. l 3a s sit U. Lesborn • Naples Gg:ma - Venice - lama , Oporto Dublin aiin paper 3 effeeU = ve 3 ' DUMAN, J 3# S. GOir. Deb.-5 pa. Cests.oo.. Dcla 01. of Ezebasse--Dublin co London, tot. Our Readers will fee by our Plymouth letter received this morning that the accounts given in the STAR a few days ago refpeaing a dangerous inforreaion in the Illand of Guadaloupe are fully confirmed, and we are forry to add, that fome ap prehenfions were entertained that this fpirit of re bellion was not confined 'to that ifland alone.— This event may,' perhaps, account for the orders kill fent down to Portrinouth, for the fitting out immediately five fail of the line ; the deftination of which is Paid to be the Weft Indies. Some interetting articles which we received through private channels by the laa Mail will be found in this and the following Columns : Parsassoaon, Dec. +—The excellent collec tion of minerals which Mr. Foasysa brought hi ther from London ive years ago to offer for fale to the Emprefi CATIIMUNI, who foon after died, has been purChafed for 60.000 rubles by the Em perm-, who intends to prefent it to the School of Mines here, to be employed for the inftrultion of the Pupils. The Academy of Sciences here will foes be in poffeffion of a so feet Herfchelian refleiting tek fcope, which has been made by that great Atka nomer, partly with his own hand, and partly under his infpation ; and it is worthy of obferva tin% that the Academy is indebted to the favour of three fucceffive Sovereigns for this coaly pre fent. The Etnprefs CATHIRIWS the Second pro- aired the mirror and glaffes from fisascn az, with an intention of having the tube, the mounting, &c. made by an arta here. But as the work went on %lowly, the Emperor Pant I. made a relent of the whole to the Academy, with an in junaion to finilh the infirnment at their own ex pence. The prefent Emperor . affigned to the Academy, for this purpofe, and other neceffary ez penditures, the furn of 14,000 rubles, and the Academy is now fending the mirror back to Eng land, to have the inftrument wholly finithed under the infpettion of Haasca az, who has un dertaken this labour with mach readinefs. The Vice-Governor of Peteriburgh, &WAIL. ;uses, has been made an aging Counfellor of State, on account of his zealous fervices, and as a reward for its co operation in producing an in• create of the revenue, from the farming of the breweries and difhileries for the next four years. Moscow. Nov. 19.—The many foreigners who ban rifted Mokow during the folannity of'the coronation, all (peat with wonder and enthn fiafin of the foundling Hofpital in this city, and the order, neittnefs, and elegance that prevail in it i few countries, indeed, can vie with Raga in refpea to public inftitutions for education, — How much his MONTT is fatisfiest with the per. fatioo to which this great inibtotion has been brought, under the wife aufpiets of the Zgraass Dowaoaa, will appear from the following Letter, addteffed to her bylsim on the sad of °Etcher : H Having had the pleafore perfonally to exa seine the Foundling Hofpital, with its different ellablifhments, I confider it as my duty to teflify to your Majefty my heart.felt gratitude for the order and, diftinguithed attention with which it is conduited, as well as for the fpeedy accomplifh. ment of all the means for fopporting humanity. I requell your Majefty to communicate to all thole perfons who direa the different Departments. of the Foundling Hofpital under ydur management, the contents of this letter, as a teftimony of my midi perfcB aclusowledgibent. H Your loyal and devoted fon, gl • LULANDER." FROST' sits or Russia, Dec. B.—The Egm ont has communicated to the crrieaing Senate the following ukafe H I have learned, to my extreme forrow, that on occafion of the frequent fires in the city of tafan, a Cit.% of that place, on whom fnfpicions had Mks, was weld and examined. did not confers, a confeffion was eaot. him by the rack, and he was delivered over * Mice. During the courfe of the legal lona*. does, - where it was poffible, he retradted the co& feffion fo extorted, and Wrested his innocence ; bat cruelty and prejudice did not Mien to his voice, but condemned him to public puniflunent. Dar ing the execution of the fentence, when he could, no longer Pave hiasfelf by a falfe declaration, he appealed to Goo to witnefs his innocence, in the prefence of all the - people, and died in taming it.—So crying an as of cruelty, fo *maw an abufe of confided power, and the violation of the laws 'in fo.effential and important an objet, induced me to with to be fatisfied of the truth of this occurrence, by a circumftantial examination on the fpot, and for that purpofe I difpatched ox peefs to Caren my Adjutant, Colonel ALOIDYNI 4 with inanition: minutely to examine all the eir aunftances of the cafe with his known impartiality. His report, grounded on ocular dentoultration,hae • to my extreme grief, not only confirmed the ac counts I had received, but allures me, that foe inhuman and illegal =afore' have been frequent, ly adopted by that Government, lilay this ros Oen, and all the proofs on which it is founded, in the original, before the dire&ing Senate, and is to them immediately to enter upon tht examinition of them, and to try with the tuna* feveiity of the laws all thofe who, upon this oces ton, shall be found guilty of an abufe of power, either in giving fuck orders, or in the execution of them, or of mattifeft partiality ; to have an refpea to the perfon of any man, and to proceed to the fufpenfion of the partitifrom their offioies to propofe candidates for the places which depend upon our confirmation, and to fill the remainder according to the eftabliffied order, with deferving perfons of rank. The direling Senate, fen fible of the importance of this abut, and to what degree it violates the firft principles of the adminiftration of juftice, and is fubverfive of all civil rights, will not neglea to inculcate generally, in the ftriaeft manner, that no one, in any refpea, either among the fuperior or inferior officers of juftice, thall order, permit, or put in execution, puniffiments under threats, or the terrors of an in fupportable and cruel infliaion ; that the Mini fiers of lattice, to whom the revilion of criminal proceedings lawfully, belongs, fhall take the per. Tonal examinations of the accufed according to legal principles; that there be no partial infliaion during the examination and Wily; that all pu uilltmentshy torture fhall be for ever rooted out of the minds of the people, as a difgrace and a reproach to mankind." c i OPRNII•G Illy DEC. 19.—His MAJESTY was pkafed, on the 16th ina. to honour revere' perfons of dillinEtion with the Order of Dannebrog. As the fauation of the greater number of the cities in North Jutland renders neceffitry the , ereaion of fea-batteries for their defence in the time of war, and as a great number of Artillery men are required for manning them ; as the Royal Corps of Artillery may in time of war be called away, and as at the fame time light troops will be required to keep up the communication between the batteries and the land, his Mejeftrhas con firmed the Volunteer Corps of Artillery and Jager:, and in order to give them greater firmnefs and permanency, has eftabliffied rules for their or ganization, by a Refolution of the 13th of No vember. The Counfeller of Legation Von, Scuotreout, who has been for a confiderable chile •Beertatizr of Legation at the Court of London, has, at his own requelt, been recalled; and GYLDSSI . PALII. .the Secretary to 'the general Commiffariat of Trade at Paris, is again appointed Secretary of Legation to the Engin Court. The Commiffion appointed for the en •• ' • ' • of the Vaccine Inoculation, have feat in the r iti- , fult of their inquiries to the Danish Chancery, and. it has been this day publithed.—The experiments made by the Commiffson amount to atm and thole by other praflifing Phyficians, of which the Commiffion has received accounts, to ea. From thefe experiments the Commiffion think themfdves juftified in dmvting the following conc : s. That the Vaccination fecores againft the infec tion orate natural Small Pox for thelpace at /eat of from 4,'8, to Is weeks. 2.. That it is attended with no confiderable danger, either in the pl;ce of Inoculation, or in any other part of the body. 3. That, from the experiments made, there is no neon to fuppofe that the health of the patients has (offered any thing by the Inoculation, or that any other Hitters is produced by it. And laftly, 4. That the Cow-pock produces the infeaion by the mere contaa of the matter on the place of inoculation. • Dec. 22.—Yelletdar ere thig an ERMA. brought to the Swedifh Anabalffidor Baron OXEN STIEREA, 'the melancholy intelligence from Swe den, that the Hereffitary Prince of BAADEN, olr the ethinfl. bad the misfortune to be overturned in his carriage between Arbor' and . oerrihro, and . to be fo hurt that be died on the following day Lin ~.I+ The Primers, with hit' thiiiitbd after this Oftieing eripp, tanned to 1 . 6 5 t Baron Ofiarrtailtoa fe 1 40 1. - tame with this news to aaden.• TEE French Ambalfadir, General Mamma atm, departs within a few days from beneit with the Adjutants who accompanied him. Yefterday he had his audieneuof kave of his bfajefty. Bsastw, Dsc. 26.—Our great actor Futca was buried yeflerday : on opening his body there %I as found a compleat decay,'Occafioned by his long continued Mods. A lime Monument is erecting to him p—lstti One more honotirable remains in the hearts of all lowers of the Tbeatric art. Imams gives a proof of his friendfhip for the deceafed, by' undertaking his bufinefs as Manager, and mating OUT to the widow the yearly allowance of Soo Riz Dollars. • , • ELICTOILATI Of Haroise, Dsc. 24.—1 n the place of the deeeafed Abbefs of Hammerftein, in ' the Convent of Barimghattien, the Nun MIDING is *in elected Abbefs, and has been confirmed and introduced in the name of his ilajefty. -- By the order of his Majeily a General Thanicf giving for the reftoration of Peace has been pointed for the sd of January. i/l'aufsaTossa, Dec. t the ath innant a numerous company of Patriots, as they are called,/ held a meeting at the Eagle Inn here, in whith no lets a plan was projoled, than by the help of the country people in the dißrie of Winterthur, to make themfelves mailers of the city, to impri fon the newly elated Stadtholder, Svraw, and to bring back to the helm the perfons difmilfed by the. &volution of the 28th of Oitober. The Coin . mifary of the Dlßria, Sourzat, was at the head of this undertaking. He fent, before midnight, written ordevs to the neighbouring Communities, in which he earneftly required them, in the name of the oppreffed country, to Pet out immediately under arms, to fall unawares on the City of Win terthur, at four o'clock in the morning, and to make themfeiVes mantis; in the fuil'piace, of the perfon of the Stadtholder. Butthe community of Feltheim enraged at this demand, fent the letter in- Randy by an ezprefs to the Stadtholder. The mef• finger arriied at twoo'clock. Sr at n a a immediately caufed all the effettive menatlrmterthur to take up arms, the gites to be firmly guarded, and the I Commifary B{7LTZZIL to be melted at his honk And conveyed to the city prifon. When the latter arrived there, he broke to pieces the windows and the Rove in the prifon, through madnefs that his plan had been deteited. He was therefore put in irons, and carried under a (irons guard to Zurich. In the evening 300 Helvetic , troop* came from Zurich ; who farroundad the - boats of the confpi raters, and the Stadtholder r liratnza, has a azong guard of Citizens. The Patriots. as they are =l ied, in the neighbouring villages, Peeing their plan betrayed, remained quiet; though in force places repuat;ons had already been made to march to erthur. "um. from Zurich, of the t 6th of December, rays, Sur :rasa is confined in the Senate-houfe here under a Guard; the determination of the Govern ment refpeaing his future fatd is loon ear:died.' The inhabitants of the Grifon,League have de , dared to their Stadtholder, that they proteft again& all the innovations introduced into their country for a year and a half pall, without their' approbation; that they will not be Swifs, but that they will remain faithful allies of that nation, ac cording to the treaties concluded with their fort fathers; and that they . defire permidlon to fall a liedpotarisiary to Amiens, to the .perfon of the aunt of '4 ! ... in order that they may know what foreign Powers with to determine relative to their fate. His Majetiy's Litters - Patent have paired the Real of Ireland, conitituting and appoint . Ssowns, Efii; istsArajelly's Prime at iv iii rrelasidili Bee room of Ems. STAWLITI Efq. - Urho has refsgned. The MA fon of Nr. Levi, is jolt returned frosts India; a Captains wounded. • The taming Mtn isfrom the Hansburgh for . • -Pule, Deaseber IL • During the Weste of th e Cord, Cowart. Cl• tints Dime will We the fupreme controul of every thing here. General Lianas has now ac cepted the eirthaffy to Laos.* He receives 80,000 francs (between -s and spool. aiselin) for the ex perice-of hir journet • •He will kt off in eight days. General INPOKT CHAttitomT who ferved lately in the army of Italy, and wh o, at the beginning of the win , . was side-do-eamp of Larirarra, will golp*plienhagefie in the teem of General Mac who returns to Paris en account of bad health. General Dimmer is a very, rich man.— all the Emigrants are now eared from the lit, except fuch as have demands fo very great, that if admitted they would overload the great book. The erafure of them muff be poilponed for forage time. . The Concordat will not he carried into efferk till all the Hither have given is their refignitions. All the reports abort the Concordat being given up, and about the extravagant preen ' now of the Papal Power, are unfounded. A new road from Malmaifon to St. Cloud is about to be made. The line of road goes through the Park of General MAMMA'S eftate Rustle. General Keeikai,, however, will not fuffer the road to be cirriedthrough bit. chats." • CORN MARKET.- MARICALWEI lAN. 6. The (ales of Wheat this day were very dull at Mooday's prices, and no alteration in the other articles. • BREAD.--Yellerday the principals ik the Bakers' Company attended the LORD Maroa at the Man fion Houfe, relative to fetting the affize of bread, and on minutely perufing the weekly - reports of the mealweighers, it appeared that the price of wheat had advanced ninepence halfpenny per quar ter, and by the table in the Alt of Parliament for (cuing the a ffi ze, bread, if fet by the price of wheat would - advance a whole affize, or two pence in the peck loaf, his Lordlhip therefore chofe to fet the affize agreeably to the flour table, which gives no increafe upon the prefent price-.the price of the guar tern loaf will therefore continue at one Baling and a farthing. TO THE BLAGDEN C-ONTROVERTISTS. MISS 141011Alil 1401114 MR. auvot,llTC• A plague of your Sqiabbles ; your Scribbling give teat Of Moak we've too !natl. and the Baaa's quite a Bon Soatrixica read " and the Buta - q quite i Foat. DR URY•LAII t.—The excellent Cemi.dy of Rae a Wife and Nave a Wye was performed 14 iro,asLa's Leon is certainly a moft magerly per. formance. His conception i. bold and original, and he fucceeds unufually well in executing what he has conceived. One would not imagine from his general Rile of aging that he would be at all able for Tome things in this part. But, though he ,his no great (hare, of general humour, he chines no where more than in farearm, bluntnefs, and confcious.extravagance. He aeled the clown t,p admiration, and did not receive lefs applaufe here than-when he came to difplay dignity and firm nefs in repreffing the infoknee of the Duke, and humbling the arrogance cf his rebellious fpotke. Eflifaitia found a very able reprefentative in Miff Mst.Lon. It is by no means an eafy part. Eli. fania is not.a mere intriguing Chambermaid. She has uncommon genius, which enables her to carry through with many things that would never have en tered the head of any Abigail eicept herfelf. Her dupery of the Copper Cape= is one of the finelt pictures ever drawn of the, viEtory of female art fulnefs over nice credulity. Mifs MSLLON is as much at her cafe as if the were romping with a companion as fprightly as herfelf, and plays her tricks upon her lord and mailer with much arch nets; and a well diffembled air of affeEtion, duty, and innocence. _ _ Mrs. Powsi.i. played Margaresta, and BANNS STIR, jun. the Copper Captain. They both kept the audience in a pleafant reverie. Dowrow played Cacejoso in a very fupeilor Ryle. The Farce of Ify Grandmother followed, ill which Decant dif plaxed much animation. Between the Play and Entertainment, the New Ballet of the Feival of Bashes was reprefented. Mailer Brawl ' as the Infant Bacelnu, received, as he deferred, flattering approbation. Covsnr-Gmtnew.—Lag iiiht the Opera of Latvia a Village was performe d at, this Theatre, in which Mrs. BiLeinorbit, of courte, sultained the ' part of Ream ; which is certainly the molt fur eefsful part the has performed fince her return to this country. Mandate had nothing to agnate the heart, and proved more her triumph in furmount ing difficulties than in captivating the feelings of ber audience. Clara, however exquifitely Ile exe cuted the airs, was a l to deice:live in point of inte relt, and fupplied her with few opportunities of ex hibiting her talents as an aarefs. In Releita, lag night, the bad an opportunity of uniting, in an admirable manner, the merits of the molt finithed finger with thofe f the judicious and fpirited co median. It would be difficult to felea the airs in which the difplayed the finea traits of the art; but among thofe molt applauded were, " My Heart's my own, my Will is free ;" 44 How blea the Maid and " 'Tis not Wealth." In the fongs or “ Young I am and fore Afraid," and " Go naughty Man," fie evinced no mean powers of comic humour, and her dialogue was, in general, delivered with feeling and fpirit. As on every former occafion, a bravura Fong enriched her labours of the nigh t, and furnithed a new opportunity for her to difplay her wonderful powers of execution, as did alfo a new duet, in which the had a part.—The following.lines in the former, compofed by GANDINI " Shun, ye Fair each gay Seducer; J. Call Difoution to your aid : " Onoe defrU'd of virgin' Honour, " Pity fifes the ruin'd Maid," were rapturoutly encored. Mutinies return to the bufinefs of the fcene, after a molt fevere . fit of the gout, was greeted with a hearty welcome.—He never played - fig/ice Iroodeoei with more fpirit. IxciEDON, we have lament, Was not in /sofa tone. Kew mr's No \ is an excellent performance • and JOHNSTON& WANDT I Mrs. ATNINS , Mrs. illaarra, and Mrs. Davey roar, contributed very much to the general effea of the piece. • The Sta:ste Dante, et the dole of the HI . was unufually fu ccefsful in railing merriment among the Audience, chiefly owing to little Si- - mons, who drefed and atted the Cook-nsaid verOtimfical manner. The Opera was highly applauded throughout by a crowded and molt (Atonable audience— Among whom we obferved the Dukes of Kay and CVMSZILLAMD. The former fat in his pri , Box, and the latter in the PRINCE'S Box. Apex has lately introduced much mile, velty, and Improvement in our fty,le of Danci The proper places for both Ladies and Gen men of refpettiibility who have never learnt accomplilbment at all, or not in the prefent Mode, to acquire it'moft privarely, expedittonfly, and! iltionably, are undoubtedly at the two Frit Dancing Academies, No. to, Sherrard-ftreet, GoldetAuare, and No. to, Great Ayfreer Goodman':-kids, as Mr. Ast.suitto the manay meet of both. the ,yed e of dif- and J of the ring of I e,in the fur n to :the tint- a of ese- inte- f es- n an filed co- hich tong ' nen, and ng! an, ' tour, with long icd a erful t, in t the Gene, ,etsd ye to Yelp •oxl. Mrs. neral AB, ment Star 'in in a ;bout CENT •ivate No- cing. enle. that node, ad fa- rivate Rivet, ftreet, mage. 1,,,c a :, •• • •