The Statesman. — London, England, 1811-10-01 00:00:00

far more dishonoursble connivance at regai v. under a pretended respect for established •ernments, made our Ministers deaf to all intreaties Grid remonstrances, notwithstanding it was publicly known that the Queen was intimately connected 1., a Frenchman, who was in the confidence. of Bos APARTE, .had been with Mm in Egypt, to whm she told all her secrets. Through him France knew all that she knew of oar measures, a, unless we act with vigour, and well manage the cilians, our gallant fellows will be betrayed, the island treacherously delivered up to France, Iler St ciLIAN MAJ CSTT is besides the most impudent intri,;ning woman alive. Void of all principle as all modesty, she favoured the Spaniards in the first instance against us, by sending, in owe lour sere►tly fourr, her son to claim the Crown of Spain The blockhead *rho suffered a King's ship tataTry Mich freight to Arable, deserved to be clisritissed. • The Governor of that place acted more wisely ; he fused a passport into Spain to the Royal cub. It known that In 1796, it was proposed to Ministers, a means of obtaining Peace, to give the Royal roily of Naples a kingdom in the Adriatic, or Dal matia, and a Minister was to have been Sent bn' pur. pose, as Mr. ELLIOT declined doing it, to prevail upon their SICILIAN MAJESTIES to submit to an rangemeat which the times had rendered Japaratiee. In fact, our Cabinet has been solicited, for the tan years, by the Sicilians themselves, to take them under its protection, andonnex to, ewe domi. pions; but we want heroes, decision, and integrity, as well as wisdom • and wanting these, we taunt fall unless a spirit CAS be roused in the Nation that ma: Once more restore It to Its former vig our, patriotism., lend glorious enthusiasm. Nothing but such a neral feeling can " rescue us from a domestic or reign despotisdi. 'But a Press, every where infected with fella! ity -and employed to hunt down all publ: virtue--n people curbed by petty tyrants, and borne down by taxes rigorously and vexatiously exact with the sad fact before our eyes, that those who re ceive, exceed in number those who contribute—al tnost forbid every hope of better times in our day's. A Gentleman yesterday arrived from the coast, who has been recently at Boulogne. Ile represents that the Army of England, as it is denominated, en camped in the neighbourhood of Boulogne, consists chiefly of conscripts, which are to be augmented to the number of 80,006 troops for the purpose of creating a diversion on the enemy's coast. The Em press Louisa having caught a severe cold, the day of the affair of the Naiad, has set out on her return to Paris, escorted by a vast retinue of military o ffi cers. The 3onlogne flotilla consists of 33 gun-boats, 30 praama, and 37 brigs. Every exertion was made to complete their equipment, and Ireland was generally . said to be the object of their destination. It is said, that the Duke of SUSSEX, having been ad-' lised to repair to a wanner climate, for the recovery of his health, has been offered the appointment of Go. vernor of Jamaica, as successor to the Duke of MAN.. CHEST DR. GAautu., Woo', Esq. Commissary General of Accounts, has reached town from the West Indies. At his dparture, we are happy to learn, that the troops in the • Islands and Colonies in that quarter were generally healthy, and things otherwise quiet. Lienteeatit-tolohel the lion. BASIL COCHRAN E, of the 30th regiment," has been tried by a Court- Martial at Fuentes Guinado,.on a charge of writing letters to Majoe tz Pencral CIDIPBLLL, of the 6th di aisionp charged in disrespectful and offensive terms; and, being found OWN, was sentenced to be repri.„, mantled, which sentence has been carried into effect. Colonels MunititC,'HoLsx, and WKINNow, of the Foot• Guards; Colonel PAGICZNIAN4 of the Royal Fusiteers, anglscOppel Ross, of the 70th regiment, ate promoted tu-Jhe. rank. of Brigadier 7 Geueralsin the army serving in Spain and Portujnl. . • This morning, between twelve and one ire broke out in theinfrmary belonging ttiMeen. wich Hospital, whicbi.-we•are concerned to Mate, was entirely destroyed. - • By the Toni:ant, 00y; "which • arrived at Plytetinih on Thursday, from.theblockade of Brest, it is learnt that the enemy still continue to. make the most twee, ampled exertions, both at Brest and all. the.otl er. ports on the coast, in the equipment of their navy ; and that they are continually manoeuvring id the' miter road of Brest, but shew no disposition to come out at present ; nor will they'dare attempt to do so, unless joined by the ships from Rochefort and' L'Orient. The Comet, it is said in a German paper, is esti. mated will be nearest us on 'the 25th of October, when its distance from the earth Will bo about one and two-thirds et tbronarth's distance from the sun, or about twenty-seven millions of (German) miles (above one handfed and eight millions of English). At its nearest approach to the Sun, which happens on the 15th of September, its distance mill be about twenty-three millions of (German) miles (above • ninety-two millions English). By a cartel from Mori*, which left that place on Tuesday last, several bags of letters have been re ceived from the British prisoners of war at Verdun, Arras, Givet, and other French depots. Some or them, which we have seen, are of a most melancholy nature. Sickness and mortality rage to a consider able extent among our unfortunate captive fellow eountrymen—arising, not from any additional rigour in their treatment, but chiefly from that disease of the mibcl occasioned by" hope deferred," and a con 'teflon of . endien captivity. Numbers' of them; tired out with long confinement, had obtained their liberty by marrying Fseach women, and engaging to work in the arsenals and manufactories of France; but before they were permitted to do this, they were compelled to take an oath, and sign an engagement ; stover to quit the French territory. Berxm—To.day there was no Court of Aldermen; the Lord Mayor after inspecting the returns, ordered thebiead to rise Id. per peck. Lfwk smiths, in custody onsuspicion of robbing the Queen's Palace, underwent another examination this pinning at Marlborough-street Office. Mr. AL t.r.Y attended for th Prisoners. ~ A L F• ~ Samuel . lkirch, _ ileygate, Esq. having been sworn into office, the Common Serjeant read over the names of the Alder men, from among whom the Livery were to make their nomination, viz. Sir M. BLOXAM, Knight; Clau dius Stephen Hunter, Esq. ; George .icholey, Esq.; Wm. Downie Rsq. ; Matthew Wood, Esq.; C. Smith, Esq. ; 1. Atkins, Eq. ; Sir William Homer, Bart.; and.S. Goodbehere, Esq. Sir M. Bloxam had expressed a wish that he might not be elected. The name of Alderman Hunter was received with a mixture of applause and disapprobation. That of Alderman Wood was received with shouts ; but it was only in the case of Alderman Goodbehere, whose name was received with acclamations, that the Sheriffs could have any doubt whether the nomination had or had not fallen on Mr. Alder man Hunter; however, after consulting together, they declared that, in their opinion, the nomination had fallen on C. S. Hunter, Esq. and M. Wood, Eq and the Court of Aldermen unanimous y made choice of Mr. Hunter, to be Lord Mayor for the year en suing. Me. Alderman Bunter., in an appropriate speech, expressed his gratitude for the honour con (erred on him, and assured the Livery that he would exert his utmost endeavours to protect the rights and privileges of the city. After the thanks of the Com. mon Hall had been voted uuanimously to the late. Sheriffs, and they acknowledged the hOnOur dose them In suitable speeches, the Meeting adjourned. Yesterday soon after twelve o'clock, the Lord Mayer and . Sheriffs, attended by the Recorder, and City Officers, went in state from the Mansion House to . Blackfriars-bridge, preceded by the Merchant Taylors' Company, who conducted them .to their barge, in which they all embarked (instead of the. city barge, as usual) and rowed to 'Westminster Hall, where the Lord Mayor Elect, and Sheriffs, were pre sented to the Barons of the Exchequer, when- the oldest Aldermen in rotation counted over the horse shoe nails, according to ancient custom. They re typed about fear o'clock in the same way, and•went .oue.st inpr ocession to Merchant Taylors' Hall, in Thread n . reet, where an elegant dinner was provided • them, at the expence of Sheriff Reigate, that being his company. HAYALIR IrET. Cit,yiif'taidan and Galatia East Indiamen, an are sailed for the hirer; also arrived his Majesty's ship Mermaid, from Leith, and sailed with his Majesty's ships Berwick, Brune, and Convietitador ) for Ports month. The Cumberland, Cnpgain Otway, which arrived last week at 'Portsmouth from the Mediterranean, left the fleet on the 17th of August. Two • French fri gates, with conscripts for the fleet (ruin Genoa, had got into Toulon harbour; the enemy made a chew of protecting them, but not out of reach of their batteries: The Kent was lying at Port Mahon on the - 12th ult. getting in a new main -mast, having suffered severely by lightning : she had one man killed and c.verat wounded. Sir R. G. Keates was to sail' for Palermo, to take the command, on the enstii , ig week. The Temeraire was expected at Port Mahon, to procure a new main-mast. — The Canopus, Conqueror, Magnificent, with the Pomonc and Cambrian frigates, being nearly worn out, are °sacred to Eogland. The. chips at Port Mahon wore, the Milford, Admiral Freemantle ; Kent, Captain Rogers, refitting; Repulse, Captain Mowbray, ordered for the fleet with transports ; and the Tuscan brig, Captain Jones, which ar rived with a convoy (corn Gibraltar. A large vain able American Ship, laden with coffee, indigo, cotton, &c, prize to the Undaunted, had been sent to Port Mahon, for breakin g blockade. Mr. John Hay, late Carpenter of the Rodney, is appointed Acting Builder at the Dock-yard at Mahon ; Captain Al len, of .the Franchise, is appointed to the Rod neg.; 14hatenant Holman, of the Caledonia, to the Franchise; Captain Nourse, to the Thames. Lieut. 11. Ash Worth, of the Centaur, died lately at Port Mahon, (rem the wound he received in bringing off the distressed inhabitants of Tarragona to our ships. The fleet off Toulon consisted of the Caledonia, Hi. hernia, Conqueror, de Paris, &yeti Sovereign, Fork, Re pulse,.Cunqueror, Ajax, Bombay, iichille, Centaur, Leviathan, Rodney, Magnificent, and Sultan. The fleet, a short time since, got under weigh to go oat of Hieres Bay, but the wind falling light, they got under I the batteries of Poquerole, when the master of the Te tnerairl,Air. Duncan,lost a leg, and three seamen were severely wounded. It is understood toile Sir E. Pei. lew's intention to keep up a strict blockade off Toulon the whole winter, as the fleet can anchor very conve niently in the bay formed by the Ilieres IslandS. The fleet is at present badly supplied with fresh provi sions,, owing to the Island of Minorca being so full of inhabitants and refugees from the ruins of Tarra gona ; no beep or calves are allowed to be export. ed, and our ships get nothing but a little Barbaq• beef. • The Cumberland left Gibraltar on the Bth instant :, a vessel had arrived there, wirich reported: that the s ing of Sardii,ia was apprehensive of an at* tack Crow Corsica. 4 il The l lobn Daimler, Company's freistrted ship, (caul Bengat l t Is arrived at Portsmouth. She left the Mao. ritius ent the 25th May, and • it. Helena . on the 25th July. ' The following came home paisengers :-- C. mid WM. linling, F4grif. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin, Mn. Rib. hag. Gag. BAI. Madras Cavalry; Lieweanat Chevasse, fitisi.. drns Infetutr) ; Capt. and Mrs. E'isber, it. N. sad Liesteamil Ilnill; in. ' J The Tartar and Ethalion have, between the I St anu 26th of June, captured and destroyed 17 vessel' of about 200 tons, laden With provisions and stores for the Russian Army in Finland and Crefistadt ; one brig ly ins under a battery, with 50 Soldiers on board, zboarded by the Turin? and Ethation's boats, brought out without loss ; the Ruiiians had a .4 1 ew men badly wounded. They have four sail of the 'line in Ravel,' unrigged, and a triple and .15 gttn boats ready for sea there ; at Cronstadt,.we bear, they haveline‘of-hattle skips, rigged, but nn 'men on board. Welearn by tt letter from 13arbsdees, dated the 10th ult. that the Duke of Dontik, French brig p-' vateer, has burnt two Jamnicatnen, lb' sight - of island ; one of them, the Thames,' fought her --..............ifta5s • •• - ! two hours before she struck, and had one of her pas. Within the - last few days, the following arms and' sengers killed. The Orpheus, Captain Pisot, was military stores have been sent from the Tower, to be Commodore on the Barbadoes station, with the prin. s for Malta and Spain :—ls,ooostand ofarms, . cipal part of the brigs of the squadron, and the Wass ki 3, ,000 ball.cartridges, 3,000 barrels of powder, derer sloop of-war, Captain Newcombe. SW Francis 50 tons of lead, i ship-load of rockets, 2,000 pls. Laforey', in'the Dragon, was at the Santee, toils, 94 pieces of brass ordnance, 2,000 sabres, and had experienced bad weather. She had lost W. 1114111- 200)00 pikes. . top-sail-yard, and was otherwise damaged. A new Melo Drama was last night produced at ark Theatre, founded on the story of Raymond and Attics, in " Thellonk," entitled " The Benighted Travellers; or, The Forest of Rosenwald." Those who recollect the incidents of the history, and the effect which they produce in the original, will proba bly think as we did, that abetter subject could hardly be selected to form the ground-work of a melo-dra ms.tic entertainment. With this feeling we Went to the Theatre, not without hopes of enjoying an ex traordinary treat. Our hopes, hoWevei„ were Miserably disappointed, as we never reisteinber to hive seen a more unsuccessful attempt at dramatic composition. ' That which is taken from the Meek is so badly han died, that it produces no effect, and where any thing original is introduced, a poverty of invention, and a total want of genius are betrayodovhich really 'we are not accustomed to meet with often, even In the works of Authors of the present day. The dialogue is insipid, and disgustingly common-place. The Piece is, in fact, altogether unworthy the stage.- 1 On such a subject it would be ridiculous to comment i at length, and vain to suggest corrections• to that which is in itself so radically defective, thatit cannist possibly be kept up. It was heard with great atten -1 tion and much indulgence for a long time ; but at 1 last the storm rose so high, that there was no resist ; ing it, and the Piece was hissed and guyed so effec- I t tually, that though Mr. ltusser.r. attempted to an -1 nounce it for a second representation, its friejids were so completely overpowered, they could not I even make a last struggle in its favour. . , • ' f - , .y . ~. ~ AGRICULTURAL REPOR ' for September.- The bright dry weather through nearly the whole of the last month has been extremely favourable for the latter harvest, and also to prepare the land for the ensuing seed time, which, with the early ietrvest, has greatly facilitated the autemnal pursuits in agricul ture. The new wheats, in the southern counties, turn out a fhin, light sample, upon those lands that were exposed to the blight; they prove much heavier in the midland and northern counties, where the crop was more free' from this malady.—Barley turns out a rough, but a sound, heavy, full crop, more prod ac. 4 tive than forsome years past.—Oats are more than an average crop, and of good quality, the burden of straw considered.—A finer harvest for beans is not in the recollection' of the oldest fanner a they have raised heavy to.the art, except on a very few sipetS that were injured by the fly.—Peas, tares, and the other leguminous crops are well harvested, and yield well to the acre.—The warm weather has been very genial for the turnip crop, and the brastica species, which have made a luxuriant growth for the season. The early sown rye, and winter tares for soiling, have made their appearance, and come up in a most promising state.—Hops are a full crop.—The dry weather has been very favourable to the latter crop of hay, which has been in a proportionate abundance to the first. - - ..„ . . , . . .. . '.llll STATP,...qUAN, ' ~ . , .. . , • .• - • . , . inirs ' THA-41.10(17. ._ Go- GENAAL ORDRItiI. • . .--- -. , ' .. ' oii•ire • .4'Aln , 1 VA POITSMOUTH, Sown 90. . ~.. -• ' . DiStRIBUTIOB oa roc BRITISH BAVAL tOftChh sties /Litse Guards, Ser. tf ?. 184. , ' A rr i ve d th e v axemarkp. I wee, d ept ,A sset t i • • . The C omman d er in Chief bas - ousenteo w ith muel - tell , Sseifttor' z, 74 guns i Ciptain ~ Hardy ;, .41s8 0445; 40 r: zie FilTidftzi:4lo . eted - re vet that a practice prevails in the Army, ld ef recom- , gnus, Hon arable Captain' Irby; . fleatASzek, lOgstu'a,, , Rl_ 1. 11 al . 6 .67rtivi.i43....,.1 wending Officers who have by their misco act ten- NOMA Latham ; and Dapper illtn4Fili• . . • I . l § . g .f-gt: g i&:P1 1 `1•4•66Y ( .., r 11 'ma= dered themselves obnoxious in the regimental* which General Leigh came pasaefges in the Wavering '1 it Virg. M. •9ti2 V' ' , 7,4 4 ; :- Y11 and they belong, to be removed by exchange to other corps. Captain Kerr A' h• ed • 441; 4 Lisbon -•.-- i• w• 3 .E.:7=•:. -g- ''•• ti t ic arm ),eate roSn him -- , -A momeat's•coneideration must convince the Corn-. Sailed the Thracian Dce ' a nd $ O.Ys a 80 ' . -,2 ' i 2:i if ; 7 ' 72 " 5 -. EV: 'E : and tnanding Officers, that when Officers may be deemed FAI.MoUriI. stye. II& -. • , a , . a .. . ..i•• , ' Ps . unfit to serve in any particular corps, they. Must . be Si. The Smallow packet, Captain Morphew which ? .E. 1 4 4 :. 1 't+ ' : i L g Li . t if" • P Ilrii • - '.7): equally un fi t to serve In any other of his Majesty:a sailed froth hence Aug. 19, with Mails'for Jamakla, r i' .. 2. :, : • 7 1 ' : E., I: , and Regiments ; and thaten these occasion , through a arrived here this day. She was captured on the 4th i • !I • ' •• i lf. .:• • • • ....: z nce. misplaced lenity towards an undeserving iedividuali ' inst. within ten days sail of Barbeaoes, by La Clo- : I T j. . : .. . - ... ..• they are, in fact, doing a manifest injury te the set. 'Hada - French frigate, 48 gptii,liutit 00 men (includ- :. -• .; • • • , -' • ' -•-ilie . - • 7 " , anti is of vice at large. In order to pat a stop to this reifies), ing SOOtroops),and given up to the Captain end crew, . 1 . .. 1 let ' os --- „ter. --1 4 ! , at „, 1, ... ~...., by which improper elaracters ere,' in sines cases, after being plunde re d of . every thing valuable. La o f ..,.... e .5...._ 1.......,..........,,,..,„.., , first not only screened from justice, but Walfied itithe Clorinde was one of a squadron of three . frigates I:. :,,,, I - IT .... .1.. ~ • i • 14 .. - army, to the prejudice of discipline, and to .the dig- which sailed from Brest in February list with troons gr wia" ei 0..-. ce -6_9____Q c •4) 0 -'--4 ) 4-ci 3. - • ••• 9 t ' The grace of the military profession, iris Royal Highness and stores for the Isle of Prance; but t fi nning that 1 1 1 1.1 ...., 1 . -4. ch a commands, that with every paper recommending an place in possession of the British , bore away for Ma- ,e• oso .••• %sc.°. • r•c-aco cz, ob so li r 7.4* -...,...14 The exchange, a certifsiate shall he forviarded by the dagascar, where two of them were taken ; Which is ••••1 f ;-T' - G .. . .... 0.4 Colonel or Commanding Officer, to the following ' farther confirmed , as the Swallow, five days after 81 . " 6 ,, °', • I ' l 1.6 '1 ° g I '''''''')'""' = 8 ''''''''" * : l I ' re-.- .:. , effect:— . , '' being given' , fell in with his Majest y ' ship ~..1 1 1 . 1 It Is "I, A. 11. Colonel, Lleatettant-Colonel, Major Or C o a-' p ~ • -up, . • . ,-. i to Am- 1* 5: , ... u• 1 *oooe>o4oo.4ocoor- ..P . *. Fox, o f 32 guns, from the Cape of G oo d . 1 . i . i • • • 4:1 '- . %A1...* ii% olio, commandiag the • Regiment, du hereby 'certify no iloilti lharlitg , under convoy the 5 , -- m y word ow honour as an °Dicer and a Gentleman. that tie C il l o f 1411101 51 qt . . 1 47 .4 t 0.4 4 I .0. ~.c to ..7,1 •••• oC Vtip ••• , 41 1 3;i:14 s .I. a- exchange reentutnelnled .in she Papers cow artoolonli7ii% this East' Indiattian, and a whaler); and Capt. Morphew A tit i o 1 ,-* Certificate, does not origiswite its nay Reginecoint ortieettisng a ff t . the hos s no r - homier o r . Watt Informed that his Mijesty's shipti Indyutigabk, , tics" . i ° g i gh.igt izapos-o lt.--o- any kind, or in any muse it ec tog 1 r r nor ore iherc aoy grounds of permit! °Welke tole Afedareca, and' dstrea Ind captured La ftonernate , I . 1., i i . 1 -:. pur- indivi du al French ftVgate.s ins cash, of at 041 WI 00:: ra i c.c...c tato....eaiau..e=.o4..or . of which r rio aware. that lucre in the sepihit t illt An d..L a Nereide .. , 0111 g ree induced aa applicativa for ..nch exchange." .-- .., ,- , v • ..,, -,_, 0... t_ 1 maga' scar. Another French frigate which was in R 1 ~1,•.1.1 '-• i'r. I l, ar- N o re cmnmendad ." l4ll/4 " Atl l e will. " fte ' company escaping in' the night; this litter must have NJ tr- 1 I 13 1 tSUT: go I -`t 4 7, 4413/St-sait 1' "1.1. 11 r,it :- .-.......i.. l i re , be attended to, cakes ,acco,apantepif• bye certificate / ... ‘ ,. ‘ l been the Clorinde, , which we hope may yet be .•...: .4., last according to the above fore , aticireased to the ..„,-- broupat into a British port. nowl ; es stan 3 ,l. oo MN J.W.ftIC.C: .. i rrived. '' • ` iifibt. mander.ip Chief, through his kililitary SecretarY- Sailed' his Majedly's ship Rota, 33 guns, Captain 141‘Dul? (Clark). taverna! 19 sept eh Oct.i ,• - them Swift -(Ord), Lettli 28 .1.. m, 2, r. NI. By Command of his Royal Highness the Com- Somerville , on a cruize ; E.tpress packet, with Mails • Hazard Johnidan) ditto • 98 • - 1 7, A: 2, P. N. " i i - wander in. Chief, for the Windward Islands ;__ Lord Hobart packet, F ort h ck a n ael o. al " , . 2. , . 4 __, 4 , FAQ .. ritYr FURRY CALVERT, Adj.-Geo. - With Mails for America ; Chichester packet, with alatbayb (Wigton), Hardee al 3, - Al, ,h 1 ,aa. wwwwwowwwwmaiwwwwm fall, F:LECTION'OF LORD MAYOR. Mails for Cadiz; and Duke of Kent packet, with lt ` er ( qi ° ,, c l7 4 dM or . re 10 6 , .' i -..; 4. .. ' • ' may --,00.-- Mails for Lisbon. ' match - Low (Flitithrlo), Leith I 3t; W, - .t.; 41.10: swift ( Ynung), ktontrtre Si, - 13, -Ig, A..pi ' ism, Michaelmas day falling this year on a Sunday, a The Princess Charlotte packet, with Mails from Fame (Clark r), In mime 31 20 4 - ; 111: , g e- Common Hall was held on Siturday for installing the , Lisbonis arrived iu Terbay. .. Hope (Hutton), Leith 1 Oct. - 171.-.10, A:. fr• • r fo- Diiat„ St; rr. - 51). . Dispatch (Lyon), Dundee 1 • ..4 4- 3, P. U. new Sheriffs, and putting in nomination two Aldermen '! Pat back his Mirjesty's shipaki,orth Star, with ller Alt J. I. E R'S Wharf . , coed who had served the of fi ce of Sheriff, to be presented I 3, - 91 A. 51: cottroT that. sailed - yesterday _;, and his Majestl Sprightly (Suthertand), ditto 29 IC4 - *4l, A. M• 2bliC to the Court of Aldermen, for them to choose one ! Berwick , . . orne and Conquestador. . Broughty CnSile (Morin)), 's I!"Pal I (Dar icium), Leith .20 29 6, -*-3 A. hi: • of the two to be Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. i ships 28 Si-- 4, -tom, The new Sheriffs Samue(Birch Esq. and Williatn I Arrived, under convoy of the Dwarf cutter, the Trusty (Ilallingall),, Leith ) re- 121—.—s- V.- :-...:..- 1..... . . 9 ..... 1...•.. ..Ir.. •h., i Cita of London and Canada East Indiamen, and are Perthshire (lleodecson ), Dundee 9B 3 ; •-• 2, A. M. •. SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr.HULL, • At the rlnshitry Repoiltory.linshory-squate, TO-MOftgOir, nt One &Clock, QOME PAIRS of seasoned COACH and CHA r . ittoT HORSES, and SINGLE I)I {7O. silltle Of which match well; seasoned' handsome welt-bred Hunters and Muter stets, masters of great wri.M, with capital action, and in mist condition ; A 'ark' , F Of Homes, calculated for single liartiela• ;Ind to ride occasionally; he3iiles a 'mother of strong, active Geldings and Mares, adapted for various descriptions of dr%fr. work; together with emend imadlome Galloway, isollAssigs, and a variety of . Carriage& 4 • • :111017,14 Hewed. ;~ . f r itisbury Repositorl, Finsbury-t-quare. 7 *B y Mr. HULL, 011 THURSDAY, O r ber 3, at One &Clock, the property A ,_,•• mGentlemart, CIIESNUT GELDING, 6 years old, go o d action, bas been .driven a few times in a traroumee4. a` Chesnut barouebe a Mule, very temperate, goodettse fur any agrieuUund parpuset a che.;nut Gelding, fast, and spiel in harness.—Matv be viewci. • British Ale Brewer , : Emit and South London, West &ink!leser. Portsmouth ash Dulisagtem.and Forams blond Vralet Works a OILS Light and Coke Company; and Atlas, A1ki40494,12/PV vita Fire aad Life Trmarnare Compaoies.. Me.:RICHARD NEEDHAM, c• At the Auetiou Mari, opplabhe the Bank, TOMORROW, October 1, 1811, at Twebe, SVERAL MAIMS in etch of the above Estia. ihomenu. Cassdugars at Mr. Needttries Wires, Auction Mart, nod 14, Rroad.rtreet, Royal Erchnik4c. Port, Lisboa, Sherry, Chirry aqd Raspberry Brandy, Orabs• Shrub', Saraaten Rum, &c. &r. At the Auction Mart, •tartst the tlwk, on THURSDAY, the 3d October, 1811, as Twelve u'Clork, , SEVENTY-FIVE Dozen good old PORT. WINE, • iu wood ; 48 ditto old crusted ditto/ tit) dozen &h. Welk Ir. ludla Madeira* 58 ditsen Sherry and Lishno 14U dozen Rat • ' t berry nod Cherry Brzadjri- 18 dose., Orange Shruo pllons Jamaica Hum, &c. ti he Suld mull c. Lots, for S . . vate coosamPtiou. Catalogues of the Aacticraeor, No. 1, Audio. Mart, and So. 10. Old Broad-street, Royal-Exchange. Culerdin Shirai.% s "I'w ist,-JucroneVilital Cambric Kaalisk.S aliltc and C.►tton Shninhersand Lustre', Brand-cloth, Kerbeymerrs, Velveteens, Nankeens, Quilti4, Aladtitspoluns Sbeeflag, &c. &c. • ad a By Me. RICIIARI) NEEDHAM. re d On THU RSOA IC, October 3, at 'Twelve o'Clark, al Hie Auc- tion Mart, sear the Book. being part •S the Stock of a Linea On- and Woollewdraper. removed Rom vihe, in Kral, to the they Auction Mart, fir the convenience of Sale.—Ta be disposed wed. of for the beoellt of toe Creditors, the /THIRTY riEcp?, of COLEEtAIN no 'leces of 'f west , It) pleas of Jail - mad, and Vb porter of psi- Cambric Muslin; .14 peels of Milled and Shiite Kerte. mere., th e some Velveteen, Nankeen. sad a voriettynf prim/Sad white for Quitting, sod Maddnpohits Sheeting. 'Catalogue may be had 'dart; sod of the Aactiooter, litood-nreet, Itoyal Examine. wee rein- p AND M. A,. DONNE ) -Haberdashers, Ho- • Van- • Om, Aftw,frs. 4%,. in, Grr..l itowil-nreet, Co- 'itch to enter Ws istother ho e of BotWAIN,Iii lit el fe w, will dmp . ove of the Wle of and their eleterelleti eider lien chit. "b. N. Be 76 1.4 11 4 16 2 41/* sod toe 'moonily of ..,lie ff of, iwii ' gt 111111. 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