Star. — London, England, 1820-10-24 00:00:00

-' -y .4..111E • ARMY. ~., _ ~_. . ~; is • 'The Commancling Oftte:o4lliledelpkiAtlllOSid . •bre arranged as follows : • 31unster.. e .Major-General &Waite; &di ;.' A.l44.absp, Lieutinant Fennel, Brigade. • , • * Lainster,...Malor.;Giineral Sir C. Grant, Dublin; Aid-de- Camp, Earl Errol, 85th.. Major-Central Aid ' de-Camp, Major Kelly., Major-General 'WAN, Eiublin; Aid dc-Camp, Lieutenant Welife. * • Ulster—Major-General Sir S. Beekwith, Araitagh; . Clamp, Major Powell. Ctuntaught.—Lieutenant-Ggneral Sir H. Meintresor, Achloneo Aid-de-camp; MajOr SMith, 25d. - Major-General Sir John Elley,.Tuam ; Aid-dc-Camp, Major Bled. . Government has issued, the following to Cabinets. of Irish Militia:" It is' not considered expedient that the Militia of Ireland should be called out; ..trained, and exercised, fur the period prescribed for' the current year." • Tuesday sennight the 41st regirnent were ro-i• vievied.it Miillingar, by Lieut.-Gen. Motirnasoa. An order has been received by the Corunander the Forces, to make arrangements for the movement of the 41st and 77th regiments from Ireland to Scot-, • land ? and for the 19. th regiment Of Foot to Liverpool.' ' X route was accordingly received by the 41st, who • proceeded on . Friaarse'nnight for Armagh, .tkete to remain a few days, previous to embarking for Port patrick at Donaghadee. ;Major-General Sir Jong ELLE'', after reviewing the'Scats Greys in Limerick garrison, on Wednes . dAy l proceeded, to Caber, on his inspection of the . • 12th Lancers. ISLE OF WIGHT, OCTOBER 23. The annual Ball, given by the Members of the Hunting Club, was held at the Sun Inn, Newport, on • Friday last. The Lady Patroness on the occasion was Miss LAMBERT, of Osborne House; and the Controller, GEORGE SUEDDEN; Esq. cf Spring-hill, isle of Wight. The company was far more numerous than usual, not less than 850 of the first rank, fashion, and re spectability, being assembled. Dancing commenced soon after nine o'clock, by the Controller leading ' off the Lady Patroness, with an English country dance (according to good old custom), which was kept up with great spirit and glee, occasionally intermixed 'with quadrilles, till the dawn of next morning. The Lady Patroness, whose elegant appearance. and brilliant dress attracted general admiration, much distinguished herself by her affable and graCeful de portment throughout the evening; nor were the at tentions of the Controller, to every one who entered the ball-room, less conspicuous for the gentlemanly and pleasing manner in, which he received them. • - This -Hunters' Ball is now one hundred years i& existence, and should it in successive years receive imam' r -ctable sapport it did this, another• cen . tar! may: tossibly record its-fame. BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 21. • z •For the last sit days it hat bloWn continual•gales. ; .froia...S,W.. to W. by N. accompanied with very heav y . rains: On, Monday night- it blew excessively hard,. . and considerable, damage was done in different parts - Of the town :—A. great many. windows in the• Royal Crescent 'were broken, pallisades blown down,. and, . in fact,, many houses fronting the sea have sustained more, orjess,mjury.from the violence of the weather. • • The .new Roor-house, which has just been roofed, has received damage by one wing falling in. The fishing-',. ,boats have received no injiary. whatever; those which were at sea reached the sheirein safety. The Ann and Elizabeth packet was.blown off this coast on. Saturday, and was riot heard of until last night, when she.got safe.into Shoreham, after having ' weathered the storm out,.without receiving any da mage. ,The Mate of this vessel states, that he saw thtOull Of, a stuall.srnack, off Dungeness, on Wednes day last, supposed.about twenty tons, full of:water, with her. mast and, rigging lying across the deck, ,and sails torn to .pieces. He observed on her stern s it Qz,-Tortsmouth." Ic is feared that the crew have „ perished. Several homeward-bound Indiamen passed up Channel yesterday. It has blown very hard the of . to-day . from.W.S.W. ,nt. times with heavy sqtalls, accompanied with rain and hail. OCTOIIIM 22. !luring. the whole of yestevday the weather was fine, with a gentle breezafrorn the North-west, .and many et the fishermen, eager to embrace the earliest • opportunity, put to sea, having (been preventedfor . upwards of a.week. The nigbtsv.as remarkably-fine, " until about teao'clock, whenan.appeasatice of .foul , weather presented.itself from the Eciuthward, about which time matty . vety ,strong. fiashits .d' lightning ,- • were.seen. Snob after this tbefishingiboats returned to the . shore, taire being every Appearince of a•gale. moist Apr Atcloc* this Morning. tbe,wind sprung up frarriA&W. which increased .as-the tidelowed, accompanied with heavy rain; it • being necessary that Artery security should be given to the,fishing 'and ether boats, : to save them from the fury of the sea, preparations were made to haul the boats from - *off the .beach to places where they would .be more smote, and, about eleven o'clock, the Cliff, from the West Battery•to the Steyne, presented en; complete scene of .bustle and confusion. At this 'time, the gale was at the height, blowing a hurricane, and a vit_ry heavy sea. The following is all that has yet been ascertained respecting the-extent of damage by the 'gale r—A -fishing-boat, belonging to Arundel, or i was knocked to pieces; a fishing-boat, belongin to this .place, was also knocked to pieces, and two eit. . aure-boats have shared the .same fate. Some the lutthing-machines have been upset, and received da mage; and several boats that could not be properly cured received more or less injury. Part of the groins-bave been washed away,' and the South-east Corner of she back wall belonging to lt uoell-Rouse h o is fallen, occasioned by the sea having undermined i t . About 1,000 tons of a bank which had * been formed at "the bottom of East-street was also washed away. The tide, it is supposed, has not been so high for twenty-siren years ; almost every sea came to the hick of the VOA fibril, a most unprecedented thing, and the load at the back of which, leading from 1 Pool-lane to the Marine Parade, is entirely blocked up with fishinOoats. The sea, at the bottom of the, SLevu6, - rolledin so heavily, that the sprays fieor up as tar as DosragpsoN's Library, a distance of silty yards! • At I:lQ4:Rep the sea made a complete breach * * obibr ebebank ; and a number 9finsts between this and I-Toove were ter,About r .to 444_11N wM four birepoles4 : tbe*Wesiw: h l in g , but .t. 4 er. .A large , A Mel') Anchor off ShoreNtm yesterAay, was in great dariger of being lost, bUt. ;be was fortunately got late into Shoreham harbour. • NAVAL • INTELLIG.ENCE. Friday afternoon, the Barnaiiiiiip of 120 guns, was launched at Plymouth : she glided into &Wasp with the moat Impressive majty, amid.the cheers SurtasSiding thousands. es ring . the • last : week thete • have been en almost continued ,S*Ciellliojll.oi gales from the S.S.W. W.N.W. and NV. The Shipping all along the coast have suffered very-severely, although . not so much as might have been expected; the damage consist ing, in a great measure, of the less of sails, anchors, rigging, masts, &c. . The port letters give detailed accounts of the mis . Chief oce.asioped by the gales of Saturday and Sunday , during which several vessels were lost, including one at Portuninith,. with all the crew. Nearly all the vessels in the Downs nay fot Ramsgate harbour, great part•of them having lost their anchors, cables, sails, rice. A large Beet of outward-bound merchantmen,which bad been detained for several days in the DOTTIIS t by adverse winds, got under weigh on Friday morning ; but towards night were forced ' back to their former station, by the wind shifting to the S. W.— Several ships from the westward arrived, with the loss of an chors hod cables.---Among the coasters and small craft which sought shelter in the Dawns,tverrno less than 70 sail of French fishing-boats, which are in the habit of making ialuable catches, upon our coast, and undersell us in the Mediterrangam where the demand for salt and dried fish. especially during Lent, is great. The Pitt, Caoss, bound to London, was driven on shore k St. Kitt's, 29th August—cargo discharged wira little damage. • The Jane, Lovett, from NewfOundland for St. Vincent's, was driven on shore and bilged at Barbardoes, on the 27th ult. -cargo totally boat. The Mary, Davis, from Chester for,Londonderry ; and. the Amity, Fesana, from Belfast for Liverpool, were, on shore near Bangor on the i ph inst. The blessagere from Louisiana and Clberbourg for -Havre, - was on shore in t he. eine ciu Friday. and full of water. The Remits, gun-brig, Capt. W. D. Evauce, is ordered to ' be paid off at Portsmouth, and recommissioned. Lieutenant B. G. Waar.t.uousa is appointed to the TARTAI6 Captain A. L. Coal.v", and Lientinants M. Quin and M. J. Cudart, ere appoieted to the Samurai of 18 guns, ordered to be fitted at Portsmouth for foreign service. -The STIeLLING Revenue cruizer, which was paid off 'at Ports mouth on the 14th inst. and recommissioned by her former Com mander Lieut. Reeve, was completely manned and ready for sea again q‘i the 18th. RA )ISOATI, Ocrossa ,22—Three o'Clock r. at.—. About: sis o'clock. this morning it began_ to blow very hared from S.S.W. which, at nine, was accompanied with a heavy rain and timed shavessals lying in the Downs to make for the harbour. About Owen. it increased to . a complete hurricane, and great nuns ' big of. ; vessels , large and small, were endeavusing, target into, the, pier for shelter.- many of them. succeeded . bat aotunbet got considerably damaged in thrattempt ; among the casualties at this distressing time, n large,Swedish.ehip, from - Stockholm to , Lisbon' laden . with timber ; Missed the entrance and struck' againstthe side of thepier, knocked away many yards of para pet wall,.and soop after her masts fell,.and , she we completely to pieces : it Is said three of het crew were drowned ; .wher cargo lb now driving onshore in every direction. A sloop from Ports mouth to Londonast no shore opposite East Cliff Lodge, with Ism* bowsprit, the crew are saved.. On board this Teaser is a . ,corpse of a, Lady onthe way to London. A Swedish sloop was driven IA shore near the•liething-room ' of her crew, con sisting of seven ; only one "weaved ; .she is gone completely to pieces. Amschel' Hoop, with is cargo- of brandy, went on shore ,pear-diessine vritistemor mut and bowsprit, and hull . roach ,damaged.; her -cargo is. now taking out. A brig also -missed the 'haitieur Mid bow ties beading outside, considerably damaged; bee crew got safe' on shore. The slo op s, Jonging to. Aberdovery; is-alsoMs Aare os thi Bathing Sands, with loss of bowsprit, Pe. ,Upwards of sissy Rao( vesselslsave then shelterkere to-4y, one of which f mlargeahlpi,lielouging 'to Baltimore, got safe bites the harbour ; a Sten number, of these •Vemehare damaged. The !Mild 'anitors, cables,' &c: is yes* that. A boy belonging to thE Swedish thubei Ship had one of , : bia arms caught by s rope, by which it wasbrokem - and sptpats dqp of the limb was immediately perfeeetted, .asid le is hoped lm Will do well. , It is impossible to state as yet , the damage done to the vessels around here, but, to doubt, tit is Tay anisiderable. It is- the most; @Herb- *galeestieriencet 'hire-for weird Years cznilt was: highsirater shout half-pest eleven, and spring' tide. vessels are now making for the "harbour, from the. Peeps. The crew .of une pf -tlse 'vessels, cposistieg ..of .eight patiotai, perished, although not a stone's throw front the Put in here the - folloWing bessels:—Catali* Camp tr 71/ oliast, :Knifes; Fates; Mame; Littlehasissitoo, vWi litass:.;Brothers,.Smits;; i it 4 1 ero, Mows ; Speed .Welk Godfrey Catilanfle tnuse; WlNans .Henry., . Crosby a Midway, White ; Leda, Meads; ' London Packet, Thome; . John Bulkeley, Rrldison ; Wilmington 'aid Liverpool - Packet, Lombard ; Wellington; Tnialinson ; 'ldeilrytWebesley, - Bribisi Bon, Banks; -British Tar P-ceits. buty ; and Johh—All tbsioss ef anchors end l eables- Wite-folltretia9 arismatiote to the eastward of thishartiotir Itn . esert;eopsi to pleceryZania, Jenkins ; Mid linity,:l'aykw cargo:lel charging; and'Arbarhaten, intersOnagilne•to pieeeff ' • • Dreepa, - .ou3peph tuetday lost; the lack 'pussy i l r e: i se i si i .o.f. Dever, ran on .sliare.neAr. CaLls, frith p • assengez;sakc... Were safely disembarked; and we ire istanyao, heir the vessel was got off last night. 'Dating the late-sales, aFtech fiihing4 boat, with aboursietema peewees On board, 'was 'seta bk*Tell Boulprte aod.c.eleis, entall-hulds iserlibed: .A.Bshiag2insa &longing to Doyet hasbeen missing, and it is feared may have /twittered at see. This Morning it blows a perfect h a - fishing-smack, in running for the Kashmir, ' ems, was driven behind the Pier, and walkedup to high-oratisil Plark ; fortunately - the vessel,- h aving: been lately rebuilt, kid together, and paved the lives of theierpons on board. • _• ! . Gates 031...THZ ,CclAgTe.-7,1;14 lows sustained by the, shippifig belonging and trading to the 'port .df Ca/nerve:4 hare' bees unusually severe at so early a period •of the Witiois. Pour 111119141 save already been totaliy. lost, and one strioillydrunaged ; them the British Cliteee,a Fine brig of 91 tonmboond to • • , with a cargo of elates, sunk on the 21st ult. having "nog a leak, when a few miles &W. of Birdsey island, which, ihnllnithsumding every ezertion' of the crew, gained so fax upon dors. that they were under the necessity of Abandoning her ihriattaiskreached Aberdovery in their boat : they saw the brig go'down about .twenty minutes .after .they left :her. -Also the Active, a large sloop, bound from Waterford to Liverpool, laden wit h wheat and butter, supposed to have struck on Bird sey _lsland, or sonic part of -the adjacent coast, during the night of the 99th .utt. fragments of the-wreck having been washed on shore in the neighbourhood on the following day— ' eTery_ person on board perished I—The sloop Victory, of Dungannon IdtCais we master, .burden 58 tons, from Rosa, in Irelaad, bound to MilMrd, with forty bead of cattle, was overtaken by very ttila. pestuous weather, and could not get near the Welch coast, but was : driven into the hay of Bideford. Had it not been for the 110n-istismes stow erecting, the vessel and lives would have been ' I totally lost ; Which occurrence proves the utility of which those iiglaritimies Hid be,:at thei spree, when completed, Saar beacons .by 4ir es wa l As Mem by night. Calumniate, Cinema llQ.—The following most enelaacholy event occurred, during a heavy gale; aecompanied with rain, from the W. S.W. • on Monday last, in Tenby Bay : —A fine schooner, with a figure heed*aed painted ports (supposed to be an American),havine Minded the esaterdpoint . of Caldy Island, and stood is for 'Fealty, while the crew, by their summit% of the vessel, betrayed a total ignorance of the coast, two boats immediately prat to sea, in order to render them assistance. When they had *proceeded Ho* it mile from the shore, the schooner was struck by a heavy sea which washed her stern-' boat overboard. On perceiving thr tremendous breakers on the Wo4ox rocks, the crew, it is supposed, were afraid to near the ishore, and consequently bore away in another ditection. It being late in the evening, there is too much reason to apprehend `*at tits vessel was stranded on the opposite side of the bay, and'' that the crew perished. Opp of the piiet-boats returned in safety to Wenhy, whilst oho other, whin within a few him:lied yards of the shore, Was, by 4 madden gust, upset. In consequence of His, • two ats were Melinda , diepatehelp with a *kw to the assistance of the unfortunate sufferers; bat, uotwithstanding 44. long. 1.. a Packet, hound to the Wilt Indies, on the Vith sf Beptereberp• in lat. 14.. 6. long. 48.58. ; i Discle tritspoet i . Nti.s tad, bound, to /3atavia, on the 16th of September, in lit. 14. 21 long. 25. 30. : Nile ) , from. Trinidad to Publin,. on tho 10th inst. in let. 50. 50. 10rig..15. 19.. ' Mary and Eliza, from Liver-. *GI to C h arl eston , on theld inst. in fit. so: 40:long: 48.'; ebilatus; —, from Londois to New York ; and: Mary, from London to St. John's, New Bruniwick. on the 10th inst4ll* let. 46. 20. long. ti. ; Aleiander, of Limerick, and Mari,. of Shields, for Miramichi, art the 41st alt. in lat. 46: lasi. 541.; sid the Braganza, of Leith, on the 2Rth ult. in lat. 47.•10ng..43. A uarvats--At•Liveriool, the Lowland Lass, ---, from Rio Janeiro; Sophii, Christopherson, from St. DonzingO •' C. Poole, from Macio - Canton, Rogers, froth NeW York rOceas; Williams; from Faial; Arde nt, Davis; Halliday, Stewart •T Mid Hamilton, Williams, from Petersburgh; Finchett, Penny;fram Archangel; Johannes, Redman, from Darnzic ; Mary Anqi Munro, froin Norway; and Apollo, --,from Sr.-Azsdreyei t N. It. Havre, the Amelia, Bully, from Liverpoot • • • runtaEß ACCOUNTS OP THE GALES; The Arab, Amex from the South teas, ran on - shore is Margate Sand yesterday. morning, 'but was' gut csir With to anchor and cable, and proceeded' for the River. The Patriot, EVANS, from Lynn to London, -put into - 114 r; *via on Sunday, with loss of anchors and cables. . . A ship, supposed to be about 350 tons, laden with salt, having. Swedish colours flying in the rigging. and with loss Of diain-t4 t mast, bulwarks, stanchions, and without any peesOn on bdars4 mus fallenintwilh. two piltit-boats, off the Lizard; and towed into Falmouth on'Thursday evening. • The schooner Coromandel, of Brizham, was onshore on Sun• day, i n Bigbury flay. The Boyne, Itschsitnecni, got onshore on the Gunfleet Sand;. .crew and a few materials saved. The Ann, of Whitby, for Lonriondot en shore•on Sundays*" the Main, it the back of Languara Fort; .crew saved. • Provldence,,Joess,' from Waterford to Southitilitoil, was•driven on dsore near Lyrnington• On Saturday,. but was got of the following roorning,•and•carried into lirmington. The Peace, laden with cattle, was lost at . the month of Ilia Orinoko on t he sth August crew and part of the cargo saved. • The rrovidaspeei 'Moon, frau Ceylon and the Isle of Franco,. r - assalsosso Shure Tongue ; near 31.argate, on Sunday morning. but Intl Sat - Wand carried into Paniand Hole, with the lon at her rudder. ' The 'Robert, Spurn, froin Honduras, got on the Tongue, near. Mirgate, on .Sutulay, hair's's lost her wizen -mast, and has since sunk and become a totalwrick ; part of the materials saved ; crew saved. . . _ The Sally, of Afandel, with coals, watt on shorelai Sunday night on Margate Sand, and is full of slater ; crew saved. Three states of glass, marked V. W. have been picked up and taken into Harwid ; also a piece of timber, thirty edge feet and a half long, and fourteen inches square, No. 191 ; the lattir was picked up in the Wesi Swin. LruarooL, Oct.. 42.—Arrived the .11Teptune,•Bowbuw, from ' F .Peruambum; ind names; rived of thel'ortethe New John, C.saumn, from lilatrudca. . • • Fausocirt,'Ocr. Wind W.---gailed the.Marchionen of Salsbury picket;* with 'Milli for the • Islands. - Slit Majesty's ship •Lize; in getting 'under Weiglethii Morning, ban- foul of 'the Dulue of Marlborough picket, with ths- Lisbon Mail, plifeb-car . tied amay her fore-topmast, calmed, 4e. which VAR &min her , mato-morrow. Perstowni, Ocr. W.—Arrived . the Mercedes, Ili ems, from Yangliall, with loss of sails; and mak Minn ;:and the Minerva, Due, from Quebec. Poaressoura, Ocrome 2:4. - -Wind W.—Arrived his Maie' sty's ships Sorm, from the West Indies, and Irmainna„ from Stock holm ; the. Asia, Wean, Hyperion, LISLT i and Sir 'George Pre. volt, Moaassox, from Quebec; and the Nicholas, Rimier; fram , Cettv; the latter is very leaky. The Romeo is still on South Sea beach, and, as the ship does not make any water, itors are entertained that the cargo will be got out In good condition. Due., Carmen W.—Arrived the Lord Willing- . ton, HA MIMS, from Quebec. Remain the Sappho:44°r Jamaica; Chapman transport, for Autumn& and New Booth Wide"; John and William, and Lord Catlfeart, for 'NO; Janeiro the Richard; fai Demerara; Medina, for Jamaica; Ann Elizabeth, Hermes, and l'nlicies, for the South Seas; the St. Pirrielt;for Gediz r and leveret more, apparently •all .14finnsimi Ovroam 15,—Tbe hOdlesi of iiiiieteep 8004 have beep picked up this morning, on the Bathing Sands, cosh. eastward of the. pier. Vpival•df of twenty vale's have Mn in for shelter dike yesterday, 4 'With loss of cables, 'anchors,' &c. ' • • Yammers:, OCT. 111.—It is flifortid that a large vessel (1100 ton)j-,is on. the Cora.m.Seid. The Union, of South flblekts, has come in heie very lathy. ..f4 esextl vessels ars on shore, but we do not !lanai , tLs3r mgr. • I . • . . -Sdadiartso on IClfiOrtm,lll7.C.tititut; ...th,„ MOW • • * of-Itliirtyleitainceetkei itrefeesei.Ute ~.catroof abote.preyailinitlieardeati, by a .ipeadiarlawitanition of O Pl rTrtutog, " al fi rr ieltiat ..au M rn d i fay . ojet 1444" 'ate, on ad ei r :endi e d etwailtinlott.-AOl/ jperidinally, - ky'fit: ger, , post-paiCtolig: itialitegue; No.'4, • grove, So. • .rongbp- lantloo ; or, if .61: be wit, postagarpe,isugracientiite- , i4ieitt4 fire month, yilitia : flit'oetiont, will be •forwaeded •to any • Pill 44.! iPtikaPra- Examitots.—Wedoesday, -E,lWard-hre : ory ,was. ••• • • emit:awl 'at Putrifnchs p. . t pursuant 'to' his aentepre dt `the last pa u r g; for awnitiag 'Hugh Gallagher„ A1ie,..14.0 - .6f s Tpsie last, 'Carse of .Slai tetytep? Qatehou:s.eAnd grOe.to*,_O.' Galloway. He.persisted denying of the crime tot • which he was about 'to ssulfer, al `though it had beep so cleArly proved against 1041 'lle was a native of BOlfybreek, Ireland, and ;,abos . ,l thirty.one years of age. . This morning,-soon after 0ghx.9 1 .4946•-tlYifials:o4-i iaig unhappy _ztien were execnted•ji; front Of 741e,wgotl pursuant to their aentence,,vir..-IPary Marsh, fd housebreaking ; and Isaac Swab, .and "Aiirs Mars., den, Tor uttering tank triland*Potes, knowing the to be forged. Marsh art ascended the plat.; form, attendea by the Rev. Mr. Corros ; nett; and Marsden last, attended by a Dissent-4w Clergy.. man. They all, oined fervently in prayer fora feW minutes, and were then launched into eternity, Marsh eras abo4t . Sf years of age ; the other two were very young men. Marsden was much cps. vulsed after being turned off. Marsh 344 snaith died apparently without a stru ggle. _ WiurrstpisTaa anoslows,Siturday..l944 George was found gully of insulting the Dyke of WaE.ArOu row on the 28th of August last, when a crowd was assembled la Oeorge-street, Westminster, and the neighbonrhokl. In consideration 9f the cOnfitrement already suffered, the prisoner was sentenced to only seven days imprisonment. . BIRTHS. . Wednesday, at the Marquis of Cholioandeley's Illitse ) la Pict cadiUy, Lady Charlotte Sammy, of a san and bah. Wednesday, at Sudbrookey near lincalt% t h e Lady - R. Sutton, &rt. of a son and heir. - Saturday, at Soutbsea. the Lady of: err James Shards Gordon, K.C.B. R.N. of a daughter:- " • •' . Tuesday, Mint WlNOson, to MierDitt;OE-Sinjrt o Ly of Wight. . s' Tuesday, at St. Martin's Quids, Jahn Nesbit, - Nog. of' ;he 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guardsctuldrs.Sa?lioadeseAtfcirii: DIED. - ..; Sunday se'nnight, at Saffron I.yaldal, klaslastk 10, daughter of Mi. Astndri. ` bite, a rerier,tablir ran:het:lkt Debden, i t E a r l , see expired suddenl*, *bait the Siertmest was adustuistering at the Baptist Meeting-house. ' . • . zips' vf . iitfiej*ty It. -• :sea Irriglintlit • obttatittEustr Tanniumv - tsTATE, With -elegant bLANSION; RDENS, and' PLEAStItt • GROUNDS, FARA-HOUSE; and - ItUI LIMNOS, rich prodective ARABLE, AND .WOOD' • LAND, about - y - THREE II USD it ED AN D. THIRTY: AC RES. • IlesindedbY. the Blear Exe, and the Lrinian, a Situation teen • known for, its Sibibrious Air. and grand Pictrtionai timr.ingoie ot the most pleasant Reddened and - Paint In the . - ;By Mr. ROBINS, (of Watvriek-etreet; GrAden*Pirv), •At Garraway's Coffee.Eftese,.in Exchange-alley, Coruhill. don, on ZigIISDAY eat; October 26, at Twelve O'Clbeli., in ' • One T- H lnt, E very: *CAPITAL' FREEHOLD 'ESTATF, • . COLLIPRIEST HOUSE, - The Property and Residence:of J A MESMAY. Desirably sit to near the Town. of Tiverton, with. The el& Sint Family Resicrerie, planned for the Accommodation, of a •Geirlemaa's Family, 'with excellent billeesnf all Descriptions, well mipplieci withAne Water, Coach:bonsai and Stables. pro. doctfte.Gardens, walled round, stocked with the choicest Fruit Trees, Greeu.bouse, Garden house s with excellent, ClionsberN prekluctive:Oichards,.delightful ?Insure Groinds, threugh.rich drifting . Plantations, " - GroCes; and •Wriods, with Orr. Walk. , , laid. out with great Taste, a'Cirtirlar 'and-Stirs in ti ferent Parts, Entrance Lodge tend Carriage-drive tor the lion 4e, and sundry Enclosures of . rich, productive ,hleadow, Arable, and Wood Land. insautirully diversified h Hill and Dale. cult manding • most enchanting' Mews' of , thelurriciriding Coindry, and the beantiful Rived Exvand Loman• *Adds-form die.priss. : cipal Boun4tiry to tie. Eitate,.and higtirvaliddrieUctillrriga tion..the whole containingupwands , of • itht TORRE 11,0NORED AND Rs, ' Surrounding the Manilde;gobtl Farni4iiitiee;*wiih Yard, Hairs, -Stables,. Cattle-sheds; 'Arfit•gflALschnse, 2nd all 'necessary Out-buildings. The Lands are .iti a high Kate df Cultivation, and a most eligible' Property for a, Gentleman fond of .Agticujtural Per mits and Yield Sports ; the Buildings are in e xcellent order; the Madam's; with shell-arranged Apartinents, dry, and comfortable, erected within . a A:yr-Years, a a considerable' Estpense ; sociab:e Neighbourhood,- excellent glatkets, plentifully supplied at a reasonable .llate, • Pairs, Grammar and other.Selleola, Coaches pasi tn - and from Loudon daily,. Fourteun Miles from Exeter and 4lenfion, kwatity-one from Taunton, Sixty from BriNtol at.d - Bath, and One 'Hundred and Seventy from London. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Bendel!, Solicitor, Tiver ton, where Particulars may be had; the London Inns and Hotel, Exeter and Plymouth-; Castle Inn, Taunton ; White Lion, ant Lamb Inns Bath; Bush, Bristol ; lien and C h ickens , ham ; Bear , Reading; Castle, Salt-hill; Meters; Hurd Ce- King's Bench-walk, Temple ; at Garraway's; and of Mr.l7lsins, Warnick-srreet. Oulden.sepiare, where a Plan may be seen. I)F.V ON, - • Between TIVERTON, EA.hIPTON, and D.ULTERTON. CAPITAL FiIF.EIIOLD ESTATES, . .. COURT LEET, with MANORIAL RIGHTS, over nearly • SEVEN THOUSAND ACRES; QUIT-RENTS, Ste- and plenty of • GAME. PLEASANT RESIDE CE, Faun-houses, and Buildings, - rich Grazing Meadows, Pastures,. Arable, and Wood Land, upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-El G /IT • • ACRES, principal parr botindetl try the'Riier Fie, a Watts . •Vorn-tnill, Cottages, .fte.. '. Land-Tex-Redeemed. r :By Mr. BOBINS, (of Warvrichweeere, Golden-square), At Garraway's Coffee House, ip Exthattge-alleyiCerabill, LAMI• ,don, on TKORIPDAT uses , October. 26th, OM, .at, Twelve • o'oo4, in 'Pwo Lots, 'Vra I:THE Valuable FREEHOLD' ESTATES, the Property of JAMES HAY; Esq. • comprising Ststkeridge and Milord • Faroth - Stuelteritire House, .sinaare on. a 'fine .Lawn, and Atomnsaikling *Spot,' wits Offices, excellent Farm-house, • with !':Yard, "awns, Stables, Ranger of Ovitallsi. Code tini-threbhede, - Granary, Thresh •ing.:Machine,„ 001113400 W,. and.varions. Our-buildings, Gattlety p: t u d itlj:retion; liodettfre Ortha - ds, and EalOrtires of rich Ihtittire, 'Arableoand .Wreld- , Lurid', .111. in •a high .sitase et &Ideation, a - Set of; Water 'Guar - Mho aod;Ceettec %Abalone& with Garden, Ike. adjoining Oalsforet-bridgeoWnediy • earmilhet Cattegasiwith. Gu•den, Orebagd, and Load;the Whole I wpwasilref - •. •• - . „•• • . • • . • FIVE HUNDRED ;AMY THREE' Aoki'', • The ptinalpWilawadary tanned* the hooka' River* Artily, inalkith• she. Meadows are irrigated.- - . lAT it. A • GOAIBA CT .'ll RREHOLD . ROTAtEy 4CIIID :PAWN,-situate ant , she pleasaastAillinge of :Oak/od, and h shersdineibokoln - 4t I.' • ' •._ __. • - • _ -- • ... op o ptishig a. Verai-housa, and IJl . Rees,.'bintion,...inftbiedt, Tied with BaxasAtabies.and INesiblifniass, welipitai Thresh frig m ac hine,- warkidtby Viiier.. - la,aielesid:Datte-y4rii,:aits roundatibres. etaiis, a Ciatiii*Teneetwat r aid 'lath: mires •Ef liteadawsajw_Awfa,.Gratias,aad Arable .and, 4;ontaieing • TWO a MUNDRED AN lb 'FLY I Y . - FIV'S AC ity...s; ../ w l ;pcaiesty4r *ligible for 4. &eck tranoiwod at would& rite Expense USK the ffistildings in order, would be desirable 'hot . a Prailtitratt-Farasere•thistreaser part very elikeilein Land. °The Emus arelehlinn , Ptetasinque panof the C,asinsy, only i SisfrettldilerifiiiharMaintan, and iTwo 'freest Bempben, by the new Turnpike-road, and-tfur titer; the moat Pkteresque aoll beautiful Soaker, ip skesUmeity. -. r• .. .A. Ally be viewed tW"PPAY I .I4, _ ..4 0 .4 11 741IFFPoids - itte 1 3 04 K litAttliktfidlie BliusF; cr•ai r- -uf we ßsil l ti lcV be i re Par " 'flenlirs Maybe hati . ;'.iffid.ittbetdbdita - *l t , E x eter *oll•Plinouth ; trade lnn Taiiiiruei VSVAitle Utah th ft Lan* : lislas, - Bath ; illislV thhtol•.; - Hen •niki 111iiettnealirgthighdh: '.oelirs Reeding ; ..Vesele, Tols-hil,l ; iileeins . .444 ttid Peals 7. :IWO Benda-m:4k, Temple it ,Q4n 2 79 1 101,4 of Mr.Aabias, WarwiDftstreet, Hoiden -iiipiare, 'where a .B*nlaar"he kw. • •. , • •; Viiir 94, ,I:. ' I • '''' :: 1. . VII I 4gt ?PP 14 illea l it Agr i • ' 'l# o d Ti_Re4aigst, • •• • 'And' the 'MANOR of• RAClLRNUORDVlitill'itixinti with . . ii.E413 1 -Polo , " nial ,Gs! litro -• • .. . With tha LAND undiSNII_RSIPNS.,•IIeIWY . ONE THO U SAND F. IILIND i AD ACRA ; AND 'O&M *ON Rlq • A eampaetIPIRIBLE.'FAMILT RifilliANClioand'oll - • recently ear Farakhotati R: And Budding', abort Nine Miles froin emus azsd!inogh Maisop. ...„ 1 5 y Mr. ROM So' Of VArtinek:at.reitsTrad4l4uire) , • At Gairtivi 's Coffee 'Raise,. itteltanteatit, coittatilf, So i den se e Tate • • iraiwe, - Oebiber ahigialikligin, seTwelse ' •nfl 4lceki' HE in tlATlr te aki. jw - Fag - /204.1, --- 4. . " zaid'A TE, ... she 4.. Privacy_ and Resi4intanf WALLIAM LEIGH', rig- Pie ANOA ' it• ACONFORD, lithrhrlitt R A,CEEN WIRDAI MAGNA, • It allonsidlog with the Melee Start CoCki 'and plenty isf thine. , • ' CROW YallAY HOOSS; a tery.piesiest Residence, with . alines, fit ('or the Aceemmetelpatog ral r te Gentle : mates Fact* , ,Coach-bouses, Saler,. Del-hesuzel, and ,AtiSrairstif.-Water nth -nbsg throtigh 'tilt Pieniffies t 'eicetent Gateau, planted wilh 'Choice Fruit Trees, extensive tinivite 4illsinta4isiosi Carrbge drires, and 'dm Thffirhs •0 001 TYt=i• 4010 '" G "` arr Out-buildings,B4446s l ol swat ef sr, Pasture, Arable. Wood, and Masi Land, mit seasisi Muses and Cottages, the whole Baste npenwitsif ~ FOURTEEN HUND RED AND. SEA** ,ACffiley Part in hand, part let to regietnallte Teinintsha Lease and at Will, ante. Leases for Lim- . The imattilt* Metal asd nit ntat4 Value the.the pm itvhoei..#oo-i • • • • - ONE TiMisAtia X.Vir..9,twefru.ll47o, WINDS • - PIA. Akiiloll4 With the bbnellg isfilsitlinsresoioste.., St . 41: • The Estate lies unpretty elid..*inticeov . able, desirable Property for a Geasleuraelqed,a - sp it * and Agrlstil . Wel Pirellis ; the prinaital Pat-COLA bgirliTurffikg - " lad : .' Sent Lain of e b a X ce ;elßal lieni W ilAbl i ffilm , :tha - *1141 . 1944 , 1kid f . 7 . !aces' a nd un ity , b=eak .. Z .o r.aliattyefoi:Tiviii . cistr,C6ltid oti v. 419t 1 ;9 irl a ;and Plymouth; eiktgliii;jraditlai ; ' ... te Lied, and Lamb Illnes tinthi , Ssas; Mint; Wei lilt Chickens, Buiniugh:tra t s Roediilti:- Cue* Ida4daill4.l4 bitiosts. liurd and CO. fit .Deseh-praik, • Ttraploar aspiCnitraway'sl - : 1 ,41 -of Mr. Robins, Wanciciveneet,•o•hkeweileace, Insulon, where a Ma ibay be mr. en. • 1 1,extV1 4 - ti . . oktiterellibited Iv! Lrvn Kart, Ptckor rsa‘e, - teratc-i aC, " , • , ''' r • - 1 1 -•,i_c_,LQ•l l . • Tenimost intmditet : t . toah after high Wa- over, PoSOMO I 4 6IOII I II t I mVP‘W . Meta lli who ilia I , ten A k sig o c l s b t : w i nt i a ti tue d y:lla d i t thus US reeipititedlntikliemea, and were benumbed - With . ddviauss‘bennk skean% Thee PS vAtPsitlAPP* l 4 l :ges, s 4: ll lP•obsery .Of thi,aistOrdniiinsen: - 'Wires c . AtPlarl ir - mliti. 1.1 . 644,44 : affire, .sepdding ipti tiliiitiathnetitaie Toil bent* lola 11 P. kiinothei was spoil Altir seem Atanditig'r '''ilfollatialtabtlaTrs.m.i.Tho Aim Mani-Mat .1 'Abez- blirandchi, ciss the 16th ult. in 1ip.42..M81 bog: " • Naf d nnder closenrce(ed sails,. with a, signif &en., 5' 4 . ; Anton, Taylor, from Pistol to Si Astlter's, cal the 18th It there was no possibility Ofsetting: off to' pls. In lat. 46. 11. I;ng. 48. 88.; raitheld; ..", front lernr4 arge brig, from Atneo . ca, which same to poolto Honduras; on the Bth tot. In lat. 48. 44. long. 11. 401; . . 7 '7 I T TWI .+ - "N."?' . • przITTR. . - . '7r 7 - ... ~~ _ ' ~:+% s+