Star. — London, England, 1805-12-28 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC ADDRESS SPOIEN AT IPSWICH, FEB. 13, acy. allie Mere Dl*rid performed " She Stoops t. Compile sod ,6 A Tale of Myttery," For the Bchertt of the Miami TULATRICAL Form. W'itret by the Author of the " Military Epilogue to the Carmelite Now Citizens in arms, a patriot band, Unfurl the banners of their native land ; The Pea'ant'a grafp the pond'roua f ahre And the ftrong hand that tills, protee'h our fields: Now Britain's Sons one glorious ardour draw 9, And all are Soldiers in their Couldn's Caufe hen (ball not Soldiers Blare the gen'rous afire, And cultivate the art , a! sivil life In facial fports their Wore hours engage, ;sad point th'impreffive Idiots of the Rage ? Nor call our talk prefumptuous—linen tonight We ftrengthen, not ufurp the Adior's right ; That, when his day of mimic pump o'er, And the full voice that chimed can charm no more, The (nothing hand of Competence may fpread A downy pillory tor his aged head. While thus, with Sock or Balltin"• aid, we llTs Iu fpertive mood to hid the minutes iy, Should the proud Defpot urge Lis corfcript bort hurt the barrier of our tea-girt coal, To battle rufhing, with eolledled Block, We'll hurl his Baviih numbers o'er the rock, d prove that when Britannia Osaka her Iznik, It vi;trates terror through licentious France; Nut r aii'd to guard an Athcift's impious plan, but pure Religion's genuine Rights of Mao; Wet Order's legal, focial rights! for there tier &Mier* arm—our Navies ride the Seal, While Ocean's Thunders make the Spaniard knoW; Who aids a Tyrant mutt be Freedom's foe! For there, fo well abaintaiu%l, than Europe ring, With—. Rule Britannia—alt'--God hie the King ! Norbeat nurbreatla minutia! joys alone ; The gentler tweets of Peace thoy fondly own : The dear daneftic ties, Friends, Children, Wife, Arta, Commerce, and the Charities of Life, AD !twat in the Olive's friaidly Made : But who weal plant the brands be knows win Wet And Ceel his home, and heart's bed creature, throw The withering *niter a a teeer'd hough I No, rather all the conceit's rage endure, Than hold the biers you cher& facture ; Join, Britons, heart to heart, a hand band! And, firm in arms, a Letting Peace dcwasid. Q! not too ardent deem the Patriot's They who would greatly ad mutt greatly fad 2 Whatee: our merits, deep in every break, That maxim htt:s, indelibly imprcft; And gen'rous warns emotions banifh fear, Since Friendfhip, Candor, Kindnefit, mate here I Or, Mould the keen dlferimivating eye, • Of critic Juflice, all our faults delay; Bleft Charity, her flannel's (hall beguile, Soften her frowns, or footle them to a futile, TtIEifTRES. R uly4w....7ltiStlxtefor Friat44, and The Av. in Beauty, attraAed oue of the folk* honks of the feafon fait night, and were received with loud and continued plaudit. Cr'vsNT GARDEN.—On Thurfday this Theatre was exceedingly crowded ; the pit and gallerierawere over flowing before the drawing op of the curtain ; ard, as is often the cafe during the holidays, the ant:ileum' nometoos as it appeared. was we more numerous than tinily. The Ti aged yof A/pbeitb had a very good and fpitited reprefentatiou ; although, from the dif turhance before the curtain, which occaftonally pre dominated, few wot ds of many fcenes were ditlivaly heard. AN INTFIESTING SCAPIE Emit place during the performance. A Sailor, appa. sently abont thirty years of age, and of eery health y appearance, with the blunt and honell manners of a veal Tar, sit an early part of the evening, occafioned irtme mirth to the individuals in the Pit, where Yee; vas alto fitaated, bawling loudly for thole aloft, ((meaning the galleries) tojoeu their jabber (or ceafe their noire) inercaling thereby the eonfufion which prevailed. Jack, at length. railing himfelf on one of the feats, exclaimed—" Msfinates aloft—three hearty Am.* Neffon and the 1 , i1e." jock was obeyed ; nor were the !bouts confined to the Galleries only. 7ass4. from the attention paid to him, was now in dined to indulge Itimfelf further ; and producing a Metal, to which he faflened a rack ribbon, he gave the audience to underhand, that it was a Medal which had been ftruck to commemorate the Battle of the ; and which, as the brave NELSON was no more, m it bitre his head, he offered it to their notice (poiat• ins to the Pack ribbon) in mourning !—much applanfe followed ; and the medal in nrournins was confpicuoutly waved by the Sailor many times riming the remainder of the night. jai baying repeatedly called to the mnficians, between the ads of the tragedy, for Ante Brkannia," without being attended to, at the concl u sion of the piece, forced his way, through all impediments in the pit. to the Orcheltra, when he again waved his bloc; ribbon with the.amis/ of to it, and mulled upon his favourite tune, and with which he was this time indulged. Much applanfe followed; and ,lack, as he twirled round his black ribbon, lout the medal. which found its way to the nage. A gentleman in the boxes beck. erred to one of the Pet formers, whom he obferved handing againft ore of the win is at the fide of the Rage, to take up and taring to him the medal which the failor had lolt, which was accordingly done, and yak Conn after was again in polTellion of his prize. The hand.' .ezifor then, until the dote of the Mk/ (fancier:, continued tranquil ; when he fiadderly.elam bered over the Orehellra, and facceeded in taking poffeffion of the Stage ! Shouts, accompanied with much laughter, now pr e y ominatecl in the Houle, and rack made several ineiTennal attempts toff,- echib. The audience, however, at length became Client, to Wien to what he had to fay, when he addrelfed them in the following words ; twaitt ra cewrcrmrv, Shan 1 gtv yes a Il.mq , pkt (meaning a Flotopipc) or jloog 1" " A Song ! a Song !" Was exclaimed by massy at the fame time in the gallery ; but 'Gel being beck oned to by a Performer from the right-hand ftage door, he retired before he had performed the vocal part of the talk he had voluntarily undertaken to attempt. Nothing more was heard of the Sailor until the final Piece, " Nscsom's GLORY," was nearly con 'eluded ; when Mr. luccvnoti Itepped forward to the front of the Rage, and (poke the following wJrds LADIES AND OINTLEMEN....OII! of the brave Crevr of the VICTOR v begs your permillion to appear Deface you on this OCCIM fion. that be may juin in the chorus of b Rule Britannia." • This extraordinary requea was instantly granted, tvith very food and reiterated applaufe ; when the 1F,i7 . 11 Sailor, of whom we have been fpeaking, again .tpreared, ant 4 fens etrenicnie, feized the Britilh Flag, which one of the pet formers fupported, and exult ingly contineed to wave it above the head of Iscce iN, till the Song of .• Rule Britannia"was concluded. This was certainly one of the molt interefting fcenes ever exhibited in any theatre. It made a won derful impteftion on the minds of the fpeltators. They beheld one of the brave fellows who had taken an aelive part in the Isle GLORIOUS VICTORY off Trafalgar, and who had fought in that chip in which our departed hero fell. The final curtain at length dropped amidit the loudelt plaudits, in which the Ladies in the Boxes, and, in fa f, every individual prcknt nytft heartily joined. When the lonia Tar indicated a refolutiun not to part with the flag, although importuned by the Per , former whole office it was to bear it, the Theatre refounded with the higheß acclamations of fpntane ems approbation. It was a fcene of fuch true (enfia bitty, that the cheeks of numbers of the fpeelators, • .ioth male and female, were bedewed in tears of for row, gratitude, and joy, on the recolleetion of the glorious Viaory. Fr' lIPOU PA mate Officers te Cant For the 13131/ Mi Now Citizct /Unfurl the b: Ite Peewit': And the ftro, Now Brhaiti And all are 8 hen (ball uc And cultivat, In facial rpor, Asti point th Nor call our We itrenethe That. when And the full • The Itioihirq A downy pil While thus, 4 In (perdu n r :. Should the p , To hurt the To battle ru Well hurl It ,A• d prove t t It vi:watee t Not t aied t itut pure R. , . 5 bleft Order' tier &Adler r While Om Who alma I, For that, G t Norbeat on THE MTSIERIOUS CASE. Puattc Orrice, UNION.HALL.—The final ezami. nation refpelling the twe women who claimed to be the mother of one child, took place yellerday before a full bench of Magifirates. Mrs. Sarah Non, who had puiletton of the child, and claimed as a mother, laid; the was delivered of a female child about the 9th of Oltober, iSo3.— That when taken in labour, the lent for Dr . Hough : of Percy Aired, to attend her, but that he did no: arrive until after the had delivered herfelf. That the is a married woman, but lived apart from her huf hand at this time ; and that the name of the father of the child is George Englith. The child now pro. duced (he fw re was the one the was fo delivered of. Doane Hough, of Percri!rect. Rathboneplace, Paid he attended Mrs. Nott or Mrs. Englifh, for it appears the went by both names, at a houfe in War ren.ttreet, on or about the 17th of o,9ober, 1803. for a complaint the had upon tier, which was not in cidental to a (tate of pregnancy ; if he had to judge only by her bulk , and appearance, he should hate deemed her in the lilt month of her pregnancy ; but as the never confulted him on that part of her cafe, or called him into het atnence, he could not fay whether the really had a child or not, other than by Lis Cuing her on a civil vifit a fortnight after his re gular vifits were difcontinued, he found her difen cumbered of her bulk, in good health and fpiritse and an infant in the room with her. That was all he knew of the tranfadion. Henry Nod, hufband ,the Claimant, laid the had eloped from him fo long fince as the 3d of Fe bruary, itioe, without any reafonable caufe, that he bad kceidentally feen her fince, but not to fpeak to each other, nor had he any accefs to her fince her el i nment. He was therefore much furprifcd when a Midwife called on him for a guntea, for delivering his wife of two children, fur which he was fummon ed to the Court of Regtietts, and paid it. He heard no more of her till about two years force, when the fent him a letter, laying the had lain in about liz weeks before, and had a child chtitlened in Ins name, and as his child. Fle took no notice of this applica tion, nor has he ever feen say of the children the men! ioned. Mary Ann Hopkins laid the was, in the month of Oflober, PBO3, an unmarried woman. living at home with her mother in Wettmintler. That on the gth of that month the graft with the help of Dr.. Hopkins, delivered of a female child, of which her present bufband is the father, who was then in his ap prenticethip to a baker in Tuthill-fired, and married her as loon as he was out of his time. Her dangerous (late when lying in induced her mother to accept of Mrs. Englith's °Rt.r to take the child from her, on condition that the child should be chrifiened in her name and as her own. After marriage, her liutband willed to have the child home,which being refuted, enticed her to apply to the Magiltrates tor their n. Mrs. Isfoolbronn, of the Three John*, Cartwright flreet, was prefent at the birth of the chili, which the is c ,, nfident is the fame now produced.- Dr. Hopkins attended with his book, and proved delivering Mary Ann Hopkins of a female child on the 9th of ()dirtier, rind her ill (tate of health for tome weeks after. In this liage the Magifirates declined all further interfeacnce, but referred the cafe to the QTtrter Setlioirs, tinlefs in the mean time Mrs. Nott do , fe to give up the child to the mother, Mrs. Hopkins, thee all proceedings to mate. The cafe of Scrophula we have fubmitted to the public is extremely isiterefling as i muff convey to the m'tt prejudiced minds the importance of a me dicine which locceeds In admirably when the glands are difeafed in the wont tl.,ges of the King's Evil. This cafe does not Rand tingly in the lift of cures performed by Svit.sauttv's Patent Antifcarbutic Drops, when given in this difeafe, which proves the merit of this antifcorbutic, fo well known as a Ipeci- 1 tic in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm ,Eruptive,Nervons, aid !Minus Complaints. To thofe Ladies who with for a plealant Cofmetic, to allay trifling irritations, S?It•SUURYS Compound Effence will anfwer petted. ly. lie c.ieful to ail: for Sstt.satraes Patent Anti fccrhotie Drops, with the words 4 , By the King's Patent" exprelTed on the botfte, bill of direBions, and otuticle wrapper ; the Ramp W u(the King's slut') is printed in black inliead of red inr a, Bottles, price p. 6d. los. and ii. as. duty includc • 1 Dillseafary, Na is. sas fivare. On Thorfdrr reining. at her bonfe in Lincoln's Inn Fields, the Hun. Mrs. F.rilline, trite of the Hon. Thomas Erfkim, On Thefday n!gbt, at his bade, lu Manebefter-fmthre t the Honourable John Sena, eldett foss of the Lord Chancellor, and Member in the laft and preen Parliament for Boroughbrldge—e He was married haft year to the only daughtet of Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart. by *bom he leaves a fan born three weeks ago. On Thurftley !aft, at Clanellle I.odge, In Hampihire, In the 78tk yet. of his lgc, ;filer a few days nines, General Mathew, Colonel of the 62d Regiment of Font, many years Governor of Grenada sad Command r in Chief in the Welt Indies. At Eill , thurgh, on the 2oth inftant, after a very Mort Inners. Mrs. Dull. wile of Ltratenant•Colonet Duff, of the Invernefs-lhire Militia, eatighter of Lady Lonifa Manners, and filter of the Duehefs of tt. Alban . ' sad of lady Heathente. HIGH U' .H WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW Morning • 3 minutes after 7 Afternoon, . . 2, minutes after 7 AVING dedicated znfelf to the Lindy, and beet 1 4 gratified by the mon considerable pr)fftke in that breech which I thought I-roper to feted, 1 weft that I have not snore m.f =played my time than thofe who. In the cat alive field of th, profeniou, are occaho' flatly hiunerred In uneenainty, and canw t always attain that fucces which is se:Tired by cat cenn-ding ti c Intellonnal power to one clafs of diforders The elkeseks of DYBILITY ale diftnifing for the. hying with them a train of coocomitaa fruptonas. ani, by ad prefilon of all vital (clergy, eriftenee iffelf becomes embittered '.ether they erne tram the prevalee..e of ill example. thedeltrue dye habits of fesool- boys, or the ftuluhlrncrs of onatulat , • the?' re' quire the mon ans.:2e= profilioual OA; ':et by the Ignorance of unolucated am, tlse fyinptomaare aggrawatoi, the walk tut m is deftroyed. As a KEW= of the ROYAL COLLZOnof SURGEONS I ground my pretentious on regularity of education; and pod:fling every privilegtto peseta:Ll fed myfelf entitled to that confiLme• with which i have bidatto been foliberary bououted. In the fird fcglations of local weaklier), early applicedon will prevei.t the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the PO fen:, from a con'cleterners of the manta sling's of the ace wkick caveat his misfortune. Is fearful of the contempt or anSure of Ms family phytielan sad broods over his !amity veld: careful cos calment, k men he fadsfanory for Mtn to be sabred not only of capahiity of treatment tat an of the molt inviolable feerecy. And in recent Sr-n-stal Complaints It is poinble to prevent psis danger or dittrok ; in the mon comelicated cafes ft I. the aequfre mcit of trete ve experience La ti la hoe to died a Cafe, cereal. and I; sue.; re-eilatEnament. I offer the advantage of tllsexpeni--tce to date efekber fez wile ere efeldled with any kind of P 3SILITY, of any fy:: - .2ttins o ViII4PREA:_. INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms at menu ocradoe are stated on the full interview. Path:stain the country are etpeeled to Melo:ea Bank note set are minded to (pacify their age and manner of living. hlokiv_Tl2l BUB, Merabet •if the Royal College of Surges= in London. No to Meadel firma. fitrated new Temple Per WEI PI the ORF.ITN _ and other OISORDERS incident to YOUNG FFNIALb S. I'HE following inftance of their uncommon eIE. easib is worthy tie attention of the afflifte3. ADAM, Plymouth Duck, tact t: ,ISt's. So notch benefit I have received from a medicine called WELCH's FE\IALE PILLS. of which, by the hilt. I mid:Titan.' you to be the Proprietor, that 1 am ir.duccd, is gruitude for my recovery, and from a claire of laving thofc who are I miarly al *hefted, to lager the particulars of my cafe, which you are at liberty to make a. public as is agreeable to yourfelf. I am now near mem, years cf age, and fcr the tail threw years have been (comely three days free front illnefs which to defzrThe particularly might he unimportant and improper; hut to fpea'. ge nerally, I was affiiifted with a continued ihortncfs of hre ith, ac companied by palpitation Of the heart I my appetite wag g-neea ily very much reduced, but now and then greedy to eXtert ; 111 , y COO!1• tenatice, from being rofy, became of a panel lividn , fc, at el thofr periodical difcharges to which we are fulled, were now te.i'.ioe and irregular. In this flare. a burden to myfelf and tele ntis. I 1... i reroute to every niraii; prercribed by the faculty, or rccomr,•id ed by my friends, to obtain a rtnerarino of health. but wilbott fuccefi , . At Icn;th Wdeh's Female Pills were mertiored by a 1.a.1y who happened to be on a via: at our hrinfe, to have been of norerial fervice to a relation of her's in a fimilat Etuation, and who then continued to take them with every profrea of a com plete refloratievi of her termer health. On this repreLttatino,l immediately fent for a couple of bores, and by the time I bad taken them, agreeably to the diredione, I found my f..rmer fymp toms of Hi health materially to abate, and I now am taMos the fourth boa with every profpee.t of a complete fittoratimi by the time it is empty. I therefore k with beactfek fatiefadion, ledge togfelf.llohidatn. meek your debtor, and a , •l.yo.ur stork Obt t dint Imam, HONORIA. WILKWSON. ICKW To Mrs. kearney.FlcetAteet,l.ondou. 1111Weleles Female Pills4With diredlious) price is. 91 a hoc. are fold etturkfale, by O. fileardey. Fleet-ltreet, London ; Dicey and Co. now Cinarsh-gard.Outapgde; F. Newberry. N ,, a c, St. Paul'. Church-yard; Buss and Cu. No. 150, Ottnni-itrd:t.; Clicapfide; and Ilartisy sod Son, Fleet Market. • • As another . Medicine is fold under the ;tame of Welch's Fewnde Pan, which iskociona, pneeliakra are requelted to re ntark. as die Awe* ttitiotesay of authenticity. that oda hill of di realms it Aped with the name of C. Kearley to hand writing ; sad *a the confide. Whereby fermata cannot be impored on, the Asap Is printed by pennant's of hie Maielirs ticanottrabk Corn 4•11Bolsrs of Smogs. ass Kearney. ALL 44. ineet-Ilreci• None *be • ea raelae. CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking. at t their tcementing Itching inftantly removed by WHY!". HEAD'. ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, ;milt...rally &craned Lr its ezentordinary Ellarey in Rbearmatihns, raltit•s, Gouty An:- dorm, and Complaints of the Stomach; but %vivre this certain E Ined7 las been unknown .or neglected, and the 01,ilblains @dually broke, WhiITEHF.AD's FAMILY CERATE will est . ,: tie his. sad very lien:lily heal them. Prepared and fold by R. Jourrs rorr. Apothecary, t 5, Greek ftreet, Soho, London ; the Eflence and Pills at ss.pd.eario—the Create at is. I id. livid by every M‘diclite Wonder is the Uni• as tingdonso—•,, The Genuine bas a Wick ink Stamp, with the name of R. lOUS .7081 iodated CM it. FOR SALE. At the Lowden lee, Plymouth, on Vriday the loth of January, dol. at Eleven &Cluck in the Forenoon, I:HE Handfonie fall-failing Spatiiili Privateer Ship; SAN PEilko.-•--Dimenhons t Length aloft - 93 feet 3 inches. Breadth eat tense IS 9 Depth is the Hold is 6 A dmeafu res 251 61.94 Tons. Pierced for t 6 guns, with a fuitable waift, has a copper htntoto o which, together with the hull, is in a moR excellent ; appears to be extremely well caleu'ated for an Airicen CAIN packet ferrite, or any °duer where difpateli is a clearable objet now lying in Catwater, and there to be delivered ; a Prize mo dernised to his MajeWslhip of war IRIS. commanded ts? Tamest Levis, Efq And afterwards, all her Warlike and other Stares. Alfa, The headroom raft failimt Ketch rigged Sped& Pratt.- teem LE OUISPION.--.DimenGons: Length aloft 64 feet si loom. Breadth ertrerne - So 6 Depth in the Hold 10 0 Admeafures toy 38-94 Tons. Pierced for ts guns, quite new, copper-bottomed ; together wOls . bet Stores ; are in equal condition, as the was captured on hoe firft cruise ; has a roomy Hold, and is a complete Veld for the Gold and ivory Coalt ; r.ow lying In Catwocr, and there to be delivered ; • Prize condemned to His Majefty's Ihip of war Li r alma, J. M. Gosst um Efq. Commander '. And afterwards, all her Warlike and otbrr &ores. For viewing the Veirels and their Stores, for inventories aid further particulars, apply to Edmuud Lockyer, Efq.Agett, ark the -hook of THOMAS LOCKYER, Swore Broken. Plymouth, r 7, albs. FOR SALE, At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the loth of January, :Son, inunediatel7 after the file of Le Gutertnn and SUM 11. THE good Sloop LA FEDERATION, burthin about fp Tau; name unknown, marked A. burnish about 6o Tons. Thde Vcffeis are well calculated for the Coal, Cahn,and Coa ft lag Trades, and may be fent to tea at in esfy 'voice ; nwlyiog in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered; condemned as Peke ter the hired armed Wig Cairo rs, commauded by LieateaLut Tso- MAC Alto, aso Grinding Stones, and 40 Sal of iron being Pout d the CZlgOes of the laid Sloops Federation, and Name unto. vie lAkewife, the French lugger-rigged Gma•Veliel Nu. ebb, ad* madam about so Tons. A Prise to Ids Malefty's Aimed On ter Fease, commanded by Lieutenant James Nomt.sou. For viewing the Verb and their Cargoes, and any further pars. &mars, apply at the Counting•huuk of THOMAS LOCKYER. Sworn Beater. Plymouth, Deermber :7, aos. FOR SALE, At the London Inn, Plymouth, oo Friday the tots of January s ; do 6, after the Sale of the Oun-Venel No. iBB, H E fait.fAiling Schooner RACEHORSE adineafures 66 Tons ; a new Venel. 'lrma for fig carriage guns, remarkably well found icStores, and well calculated for the Pith or Fruit Tratics, or as a private (hip of war, for which par rot', of her fire, it is not pollibte to be a more complete wilt, having been particularly fitted for that purpofe. And aifo all Sec Warlike and other Stores, confining of Iron and Brafs Geniis Modica*, Pinola, Cutlafes, Inio•lnoind Water Cats, Iron 80% Wt, Shot, Br ea d, and about 8 Cwt. of Gunpowder. For inventories and further particulars apply to Edward Line. Efq or to THOMAS LOC IC Y ER, Sworn Neoler. llyntouth, December 18, aog. Now Oki ems Affi.Vhlo F rHE FOLLOWING GOODS, UTII 1150 A (forted Boom Ayres Hides, of an sasdknt pinky, and in good coiditlo.• Fa particulars al ply at the Counting bottle of THOMAS LOLKYER, Sworn-Brokee. Stuart% Quay, December ty, aos. _ CITY of LIC InELD—to is SOLD BY AUCTION, Ily J. FARROR. and SON. At the George Tun, on Monday t,,e 3oth of Dettother want, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon. in the fo'lowing Lou, or fedi others as ihall be agreed upon at the tine of Lk, and fitb}cdt to Conditions to be then and there produced : Lox t. A Vet y HancliOme Spacious MESSUAGE, 2 - In complete Repair, Glum in Baton-ilreet, Me In the occupation of Mr. George Addams, deceakd, confiding of Room. as feet by 48 feet; Drawing Roam, as feet 6 inches by IS feet 6 inches; excellent Kitchen, Servant,' Hall. and Butler's Pantry on the ground fine( Breath& Room, so feet by 18 feet ' and fintable CA:embers en the famnd floor, esti tun A-..cs; a large Garden Orchard, Halinufe 37 feet by a 6 feet if inch ~ Green.hotife, dock-hook, and other Oilices dacha, and two Pieces of Land adjoining, via: Mead .w Piece, containing Finch C -oft 11 a 0 Lot 11. A niece of rich Patton Land, witted Upper t 4 0 Maudlin's W.ll Ditto Meadow Land, called Lower Mautilin'sWell 2 0 0 Lot 111 A Si: Stalled Stable, a Two Stall ditto, Cowes Shop, and Garden, in Shaw lane. The whole of thePrentifes areLesfehold, eicept the Green-ImA and Orchard, comprifed in the fief Lot, which are Freehold if Inheritance. Printed particulars may be bad is applicatioo to Me. Gine Attorney, In Lichfield. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Bridgewater Arms, Msnehetter, on Tuefday, the 18th da of Januarr nest, at the hour of Three in the Afternoon, ITI P. , Le.ttenni d lorerell of and in all that valuable iNN,C2IIriI the BR 11)0 EWATklit. ARMS, in Manche ter, and the frac NW'. Warehlitliti and Outbuildings &eremite beloog jog. for a Term of Twenty Ysars The prrmiles conGli of—On the Grsund Floor, A large and elegant Ystlibule and a convenient Mar ; ten Sitting Rooms, Kit chen, Seullciy, and Laralcr ; Tap Room, Hair drefres Room. Three erg...n: Drawing Rooms on the tita Floor; Forty-nit* Bed Roon.s. Cei:ars u:.der the whole of the bottle—the lisima-ettUars all arched. A Coffee Room or News Room (necalionatly ufed so an Allem • bly Rocrn) 'r feet lung and 21 feet u Vie ; a Card Room as:y.4b -1 ing. Tu the Coffee Room and Card Room a leparate ftaircafc,mr the Accuo , mdation of the Subleriber,. St d.iii:7 tor Sc horfss—Blackfmith's Shop and Nall DWell - rt:- houte—Cpash.linuf-s for 12 Carrisges—C.ssch Othce. A V; At( 1 1 ,, t,fc occupied by Msll).. in elfin) aid Cowper, at :at yearly heart of Sol. under a Leafe, of which two years will be ....- tapirs si on the 29th day of Septentbrr next, when the fame is ca. ?rec.: to let fur a contiderably greater Rent. A Vs'arsloofe occupied by Meas. Mcflcnger, Paterfon and Co. ft! the .early Rent id 6..1. A Wars houre occupied by Mr. Appleby, at the yearly Kw , . l of 144! under a Contract for a Leafe for the whole of Mr. Pater.. 1 lan's . lem r. A Warshoufe occupied by Meffro. Wall= and Dower. m tool. a-year, under a Comma for a Leafc our the whole of Mr. Paterfon'a 'I erm. A Houle and Calendar Hoare, lately occur led by Mrs. are!, 4 :he year:y Rent of test -ult prefox ant tran;:st. 1 he w hol e of the rrentitt.• are luta by Mr. Pater Con, yodel , a Coutra4 for a 1.-afs (rim Meffr. Rerys a, Bury, and Lee, in -7.0 ycars. (ruin tho 1.5t1s day of Dscemtur natant, at the loss: yearly Rtta of 1'4501. &Ir. Paterfots paying all L: ya an 4 Tate., and kespitig the whole .4 the PA.osifea in good and testantaNu Repair. Particulars enalltt bad on andiratian to Richand Wood, F;*.y, Richard Jackfon, Ef.l or Hugh H wall Perky, Sly of M..-. 'usenet; Mr. Paterfnn. on the prentifes, and of Mallet. ilt.sk• , t worth and Chirpindall e AttortsCs fa Maoehetter. . - LONDON; ['rioted sp.! 1.044-.1 by i.rvF K N r (o( t. , t terintry-place. Lambeth). at the :trait Oritec, Ni.. a . t.'so , &or,. Yvbfilibui AN at MK 14.1.1 Temp e-Ys' L'ospok itArEft. . , CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER s 7. There were few freth arrivals of molt forts of grain to-day ; but few (ales are made of Wheat at about price—large fupplies are looked for.— Barley at rather better price.—ln Malt, Peas, or Old Beans, little alteration—New Tick Beans afts to 325. ,per quarter; old as per currency...-There ars large quantities of Oats, nuttily from Scotland ; this'Arade maintains the currency—ln Flour no alteration. 0 CORIENCY AS UNDER s Wrillit. to. SAS 60. per qr. Grey Peafe 36. 401 Fins Ditto. Us 7u od Beans, pa 58s 1 4 1 . 3 01 37a od rick Ditto 40.505. 04 Barley,33e 33. od Oats, 275. 31e. Mak, 62. 68. od Poland ditto 32$ 34a od White Peak, 4os 47e od Rape heed, 40144 1 pet isa. MCA Of FLOUR. Fine Flour 608 to 658. SCEADde 35s to 6os per fack. PRICES OF- HAY AND, STRAW. St. James's. • W hiter have,. Hay perload 3 ooto 4 8 o Hay per load 3 to to 4 8 Straw 1 13 oto 5 0 o Straw 1 10 tot 18 Clover 4 10 E 0 5 to SMITHFIELD MARKET. DEC. 27. To Oak the offal—pet Rene of Sib. Beef 31 ild to 4$ lid I Veal 4$ od to 51 6d Mutton oadtoss od Pork 45 4tl to 3. 44 DIAD Or CATTLE THIS DAY. Emit., abort 500... Sheep and Lambs, *4300. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL. December 27. Per Rene of 81b. by the made. Bed 31 oil to 45 od I Veal 31 Od to pad Mutton 2. ad to 45 of Pork 4. 4.1 to Ss 4rl COAL MARKET, December 27. Ships at Market Skip fold Peke 25 Newcaftic Coal 6 48s ad to sta 6d. 7 Sunderland o Co. od to oos od s Stone Coal o Goa od a Cinders o Mr. Boultnn's intended gift of a Medal, which he is now calling, to each of our brave tars that were engaged in the glorious battle off Trafalgar, is a very public fpirited all. There is a Lady who is fpecially demons alfo of rewarding thole immortal heroes, and that is Dame Fot tune ; who, as the " Favourer of the bold," not only invites the Trafalgar Heroes, but our gallant 'rats in general, to become fuitors for her Rift in the prefent riche t Lonely scheme that ever (*Ached the embrace of adventurers by fea or land.