The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-12-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, DE r , 9. The embarkations for Spain are stopped ; fit this tnouien t there are 50 sail of tritusports u4;iin few yards of the shore, landiug tile horses of the 3d and .1111 Dragoon Csuards, who are ts) return to their old quarters. The transports cousust of about 150 sail. The (Akers that were going to Sp iu, do not lOW proceed. The wind is now fair for Use transports to, snit fer Split, should they be going, of which there is sione tolk. • Sailed the Coquetti,, of 18 gent, Captain Forbes, en a cruibe4 sod the 4»vitio, of 44 gnus, Hou. Captain Irby, tra a crurae. inixamsta Arrived the (A.,/eatair and Spertvechemok from a a tow!. S.tliec I tie Victory and Barleir, for Spool. " The llfe.,t 1,,,h0t and Metliterraom _fleet are ex- peeved w to-worruw moruitlg.—Wiad 1. W. TORBAY. DEC. B. Sailed this forenoon, under command of Admiral Lord l ewbier, to cruise off Lishant, the Cakdo are, Royal 11krorge, Dreadnought, St. George, Te ateriare, Donegal, Ccerar, and Achilles, of the line, Alcmene frigate, and Nimrod cutter. Also sailed on a cruise in the Channel, the ..Peck@ sloop of war. TA 1.14013111. DEC. 7. Sailed this day the Lady Pelino packet, Harvey, with Mails, for Cortland; the Princess Elizabeth ; owlet, Kalil, with Mails, for Lisbon; the Prin .* i Amelia packet, with Mails, for New York and H iiifax ; and La Loire for Spain. The Hon. W. Villiers is expected to-morrow to take his passage in the ?siabe frigate for Ltsbou, wiiere lie gives out Amhasatulor from this country. Arrived this day the Priacess Ckarkage packet, Warr, in 14 days passage from Gilwaltar ; passen gers by her are Captain Carpenter aird three Sici • tan Messengers. Tiscy an accuti.tt or the /use of the duct:Lt.:a' paAct, Copt. l'ar,uttw, on 114.1 voyage home with mails. She was ltvt iti Cadiz bay ; crew and mini waved. The Princess Charlotte brings no news.—Wind N. DOVER, DEC. P. This afternoon, a small brig, called the Recovery, Of Jersey, J.Le Mesurier, master, was brettght in bare by our boatmen. in a disabled state, having lost her bowsprit, with other riamege ; site was, yesterday, picked up by them, drifting without auy person stn board ; the bulk of her cans) is coals ; Just .ht: appear': to have several other articles of merchandise oil Ward. • five tictork—.t dart iv nOtatt.tiotting down Chan nel, amoog winch appear several large shi k io. Moat of the vesiaelr winch came in yesterday. oith lees of anchors, cables, &c. have had them rented's& lit* are now proceeding tet* iota convoy.—Freak WWI a: East. TheCuptain and crew of the Recovery nroi to be on Laud the Pincher gun-brig, in the Diable! DEAL, tire. 9. Sailed the Furious and liselipant wigs the out "sword bound, &c. under convoy for Portsmouth. • Arrived the Eurjaists and Piaster from a cruise. and remain in the Downs with the rest of His Ma jesty's ships, &c. as per last. DECEMBER 10. Arrived and sailed, fur the River, the tiliffllk Vk r i s gi a nn, -----, front Bengal, and the regtosi 'dries, Ingraham, from New Provideuce.—Wimil ' The CarrOisse,Cora, from Bristol. for eorkilal wrecked urr► Milford. LdST INDIES. • ~. c '.s . i. • PROM THE CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, li . •IMIAL 4, Igoe. Wilmer this atomeat received= autlwatie account of • wry severe and welhenateited action, fought no the 16th • sh. between H is Majesty', ship Tiepsichow, Capt.W.A .M en tags.% sad a large French frigate, 'apposed, from her ap .i • peanissee, to lie the Careeier.—We are marry to add, that the result her out prayed so fortunate as *ea hats been ra i •• pasted played by - Captain Montague and his heave o ffi cers and ' . 1 • ship•it company ; the enemy, eller her fire had been alment , p? • wispy siltacd• , having mace off; and, owing to her great • anperiteity in rather, sad to the seven isanap sustained by the Terpsichore iii her rigging, unfortaaately escaped after a must anxious and active chow of five saccessive days.— The folios ing are the particulars of this gallant serer :—. - Camel* Montague left Point de Gaily on the ' 1 ith of • March, for Modem, sal tot the 16th fell in with a French frigate, which. hem bee springtime, having fiiurteen poets .ou a etch., was supposed to he the Canonitv, and by Jimmie inn the Teepsiehura, aas fortenate eiiiingh to bring the ' enemy to action at sewn p. a ; when, sifter lying .ti minutes 1 • elose•Ungsidi, and et the very moment that Captain Mon t ten, iniagiswithivesi dhotis had breo crowned by the must I il . complete secures, the weitiy•* lire having fur the last go • . minutes ciersidetrably slackened, and at tioca wholly ceased, ' .he repel raced the mosnificationt.of twin her make sail.— 1 He endeavoneed immetfiniely to follow, but found that Hoe . i • enemy's tire, which had been principally directed at the masts sad nggaig, had measly reduced tire TerFaiehore to a W . perfect wreck ••hfo er re sad inaii...tays, top-trial ei.iyi, and many of her ;wee and tomaiast shrouds, her brute., bow. t, '41114 'hoes, tacks, and sheets, without a single exception, were each cat in *retool pla.ys , the leach-rope of the main aunt main- CO top-sail tot, sod the sails split ortess, Wide, many others Nit - for a time rendered useless. The meemy perceiving the un- Z • governahle state of His Majesty's ship, Nee nevem her hews, tire wind blue in 4 rush from N.E. Tie Terpsichore ire. aC mediate', wore, and endear/mired to close, which wifiesam M lolly avoid. d. At nine she had well thing it in chase, . 47; : the enemy continuing lender all sag before the wise!, and .... au beeping up au cerasional fire froio her stem chasers, till oat co of t un-shut, which she offected by go p.a. The scat murn -1 i ig, Mailing she bad net gained much en them, Captain Plms Mem continued statelier, is hopes souse forturaMerreat • sMciit again enable Itieinto get aloggside ; she kept running sub a 11 , 4) wind to the WittleilieriL On oppumehii* the 1 1 . ..I is, they experienced light winds aid. partial suites, 1 , . which suractious brought the Terpsichore nearly a ithis giao•stiot, before the enemy derirAl the smallest sutras lege, lint a hen the did, the lift them immediately Os the itoth, daring* heavy moan, they got close to her ; she rommenced a fire from her stern chalets, and cut army her bunts, sail how several alter ports dostiog past, Captain filmitague was led to imamate she, most have thrown soar of • IMO guns oveitionexl: The light sindx again commencing, sly ran a-be.J cansideiobly daring the night of the oath which was dark sad synAlle, and was entirely lost sight of. Arlan o'clock in t h e mu. wing of the 21st, they &wavered a sail a. heed, whitlow supposed to be the chase, bat on tiring . i . oo• Coe tilot mitenbe lone to, and on bowling proved to he the brig Cadet, prise to La Piedmontaiae, which we.s taken pos otramei of and out to Madras. At day-light, being anohle ro m :cc .esf env thing of the enemy, Captain Molitaglie ha ikrt to the redward. C.4i,:aiii Slontagthe morel's is the hutiest terms elate very able ussiantice he wit with (rims el cry other, u r i o. e h i . c „,,,„. *and ; iv.d •:1 the spirited sad peter-germs condom of the whale of his ships runway. Their loss, we are sorry to a iy, has bee* Veer eyssideratele ; Lieu tapas* C. Twee and • mem kiiinJ, ell4l QV mut wounded, ter oof whom me Mace unad 1 lit Ttepoiehare hes setuitacd to Paint de Gant. .OM sitruRDAY Awnrs GAZETTE. • " A desireity-Offee, DeetraherrlO, Lana. Copy d • letter hum the Hun. Lear-Admiral Sir Alesaa- Caselumw. COMUllundelfiu-Chief uf His Hairs _Ws Sine and leillelS at the Leeward Islands, to the linaimassihr W. W. Pule; dated an bound the lledeislc at• tea, Oetuber g, inn. 6110.4 have Om honour to incluse, for the information of the Lords Cunistissioaeis of the Admiralty, the scup) of a letter front Captain .Vitt, of His Majesty's sloop Julia, acquainting me with tbe capture of a row-boat privateer. Lieutenant Carr counsanding the Attentive gun-brig, has captured anotb:r ; and Lieutenant Dower*, command ing the Express, s third vessel of this description, baring one long gun and thirte-five men. 1 have the honour to be, fee, ALEX. COCHRANE. His Mnjesty's sloop Julia, between Muriegalaute • aorkPuilit ti retie, Aug. ors, 1111•11. have the pleasure to inform you, that His Ma jesty's sloop under my command, this morning captured the French lugger boat privateer, Le Petit Decide, with twenty-two men and small arms, belonging to Martinique, but last from Guadatonpe, with a howitzer, ansmasitiou, Ise. for the 'french troops now in Slariegalante. I hare the honour to he, Ste. (Signed) JOHN E. WATT. The Hun. Sir Alex. Cochrane, K.B. Rear- Admiral of the Red, ice. &c. km. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-nice, Dec.'mkr le 1808. 3d regheent of Dragoon Guards—Qu arter-Master --- Fox to be Adjutairt,•with the rank of Corset, vice Coate, who resigns the Adjutautey waly. Slit ditto.-s•Alesaudm Christie, Gent. to he Carnet s by porchase. Quarter-Master iseeph Jackson, from the ash ns, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet, viler)enrgii toil, who resigns the Adjstastey wily. lath regiment of Foot--Lieutenant-Coloisel the Honourable Alexander Abercromby, from the Staff in North Ame rica, to be Lieutenant-Colour', vice Johnson, who ex changes. 36th rhitu--Captain William Cram to be Major, by pur chase, s we I lutehiuson, who retires. BREVET? - -- • - Captain Walton arsoke,of the attb Foot, to be Major in the may. STAFF. icatenant-Colenel Witlira; 71:4tiiron, from the 2tillt Foot, to be an Impretin7 Field Offi, ,or of the M itit ia in Cangtht, vice the Houograblr A lexanticr Abercrtnnhy, who ex changes. PARTNERIIHIPS DISSOLVED. Roger Eaton aoJ Juba Hardy, of Birchini-larse, London, I Attorneys Derember I, »'S. Joseph areurtt and-Ritajausin Hughes, of Birmingham, merchants. Decentbee6, iWM Jo:in ..bern and Sal/Seel Harilacre, of AL.:beech-lane, London. November 'e 16011. James Latter and deorgt Cptou, Hi:chicon. December 2, I nell. Thomas Barrow, of Manchester, Esq. and William GiU inioe, ot.Stoehrit t, cot too-spinner. _ November tr, I sue. T Groper 'Thomas Cper and Joseph Washita, of liiaptialey sad Ssoisalrent.e, clothiers. May 7, i4O s. Thomas ("unveil and Joseph %Vatican, of Kiagotemley mid Srme, GS.arestet, Swill:era. Droller in, ISIS. ars b i Downing and Joke TaweU, of Issrabeth Mush, c " -maker,. October a, ISIS. ' -William Warre, the late John Henry Wane, and James Wave, of Oporto and London, Poreux-it Merchant., as far as Mates to John Henry Warre. Jauaiiry I, 1801. Thomas Oapp and John Goodman, of Wert 'reiginnoutb, Dawes; merchants. December I, tows. George Tliossas Bing sad John Crazier, Pudding-lase, 1•0014411.14 .6as. surn-ItsslS. Nor. ip, !Sot. Catharisie Gridlths, Sarah Alarsdeu, :isthmoid Welsh, mod Jobe Hart, of Wigna, 00110I•spieners. December a, Moe. ✓ Peter Macdonald, Joiaes Sargent, Thomas Hipkins, and X. J. Humbert, of Lng-acre, Middles.; mediciiie-reader,. rpm. 7. ISM. F issi, worilTee+ ss f Sottboispoa-Treet, NoUiagham John sOf Laiseisater, sod Z,atilserials Du ' vraing, e imariaorm_ r mg, mdb•art. March 35, ISIS. AtisS eerin - liardpit mil Richard Haworth, of Kingstisa upon. enamiledlo. Oct. 29, loss. OAS SW Jobs Adamouss, Glasgow. December 3, 1801. -..............—.... BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Simon Davis, et Upper M. Martln's-lane, Lone-sere, Mid dlesex, eabstret-molter, from November 15, to J anuary 3, at tea, at Guildhall, Loads,. BANKRUPTS. Richard Maissixam, of Breatford, Middlesex, draper, to wrestler, V e lter 17, 27, and January 21, erosive, at OuildbaS,. Attorney, Mr: Mans, OM !terry, - Loudon. David Philips, of Cnabridie-street, dadets-square, Mid dlesex, kaer, to surrender, December 17, at eleven, t 7, nod January at, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Shaker, Golder-square. Maitland Maitland, formerly of St. Paul's Church-yard, Load's, but now of Thorley-Cottage, near Ripley, Sisley, cltymist, to surrender, December 17, at one 27, at twelve, • ated January at, st use, at Guildhall, Loudon. Atturvey, Mr. Keeney. Bislinpsgate Within, London. Joseph F.klus, of Osforthstreet, Middlesex, rbeesemeager, to surrender, December 17, at tea, 23, at eleven, Bad Ja emery ii, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Bugs sad Farr, Addle-street„ London. William Lewcn Toga ell Rehins, of Bertlett's-buildings, Holborn, Loudon, scrivener, to surrender, Derember 13, 24, end January 21, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attentey, Mr. Noy, Mieelog-lane, London. William Cross the yousger, of Ainsworth, Loacaster, cot tos-amaefseturer, to surrender, lunacy a, at four, . at eleven, sad 71, toe, at the Swan Inn, is Bolton, I.artiss ter. Attorneys, Mr. %Vona', John-strert, IWho4-res i , London ; and Mears. Cross and Rushton, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancaster. George Stockwell, late of Sheerness, Kent, boat-build' _ . . to surrender; December 17, 94, and Jimmy el, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Saunter, Queenbutough, Kent, and Field-court, Gray's-lon. Jottn*Leeming, of Dalton, - Lancaster, cotton-ramoefactia. rer, to earmoder, January .2, a, and 91, at twelve, at the (:carp sad Dra gon, Preston, Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr. Winetapk7, Preston and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Tem ple, Larkin: Peter Davies, late of I.ittle St. Andrew-street, Seven Middlesee,eindicine-vesder, to surrender, December 174 21 anyllasaaary 21, at elevea„.at Guildhall, Lundos. Al to' toy, Mr. Sptt, F waivers-I ns. John Stokely. of Leeds, York, woolatapler, to surreitder, December 21, 22, and January di, at ',eve., at the Golden J un Inn, in Leeds. Attorneys Mr. Spsigbt, Leeds; sod Me battye,'Lhantarry.lana, Wagon. ThigiumMurley, nt Glamorgan, brewer, to ..siirrender, 1/ecember 14, 16, and January 21, at eleven, at the t'rown Inn, in Niertlayr-Tidvil. Attorneys, Messrs. Jen kins, James, and Abbott, Lend*. and Mr. IY,I - Meyrit-k, Mertkr=ii.. Sansuel,Da saf Beverley, York, flax- droner, je•"trroikrt =lnc 17, ti, nail January 21, at eleven, at the Tiger lon, in licverley. Attorneys, Mr. •Fhonias Pent ley, of St vcrley; and Niegsrs. James and Richard Willis, Warnford-court, Lendem. • George Wheatley, of Smith Shields, Durhatn, draper, to ...reader, January 3,4, lad es, at eleven, at the ttueen's Mend, in Pilgrimmereit, Kewemitle-npow-Tyne. Attiwiteyg, Mr. Carr, Newcastle-upon-tyag ; and Mr. .Itkin- MO, Clen:ocery lane, Leeriest. Nathaniel John Winch, of 'Newcastle-upon-Tyne, mer. to surrender, Dreaumber 94, 31, awl January 91, at Amen, at Gaildhall, Leaden. Attorney, Mr. W Atkinsita, ebeireery lane, Landow. %Villiers khak i of Plyneoutli -dark, Devon, lisen.deeper, to snereutier, December 17, 44, and Jan . tary 21, at twelve at tiendon. Attorneys, Mr. Samuel SyddaU. AldCrs rite-forret, Linnion : mot Mr. J. re'. Daturs, Plytautith-doelt, I Di rdasliiie %Tilsit° Careless, of Dretrooti, Sans 1, enact to sue render, Diireuaber s 6, a 7, and limitary ti I, at .tein n, at the Jerningints Arms Inn, iu Shitti,al, Salo:). Anodic!, Mr. William Chsees, WOl% evikamptua. Wilbur Greases' of I xrd', York, currier, to 601 i end ex, December 17, at tvelve, 17, at ulcven, nt.d Jutitla . y 41,, at tcn, at Guildhall, London. Attorac) s, Mr. Stott, Fut oarat'a Inn ; and Mr. Woad, lAYds . 'Richard Hodgman, of Folkstowe, Rout, engiue - sta l e r, to surrender, Decembet 17, et, and January st, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Nethersule and Portal, Essex4trert, Strand, Loodo. Thomas White, of Screed, Badwater. Kent. roallner. chant, to sawn utter, December 17, ea, and January Cl, at ten, at Guildhall, lA:ndou. AlLorncy, Mr. llousfield, Boa retie-street, Flett-street. William Lerma, late of Boultom, Lancasler. comical:- bream,. to surreader, December 19, at four ' ye, at twelve, uud January 21, at four, at the Braligc lan, Bolton. Attar neys, Mr. Ralph Boardttrut Bridgc.atreet, Bohan ; an t l Mr. 31ed3ovicreft, Gray's-lan, London. . • Julia William Hither, late of Greenwich, Kent, shopkeeper, to surrender, December 17, 24, and J misery It, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • {Vahan& Winch, late of Long-lane, Sautlawarlc, Surma. carpenter, to surrender, December 11, 44, and January 21,al twelve, at Galahad', Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Marlon, Church-row, Newiugtoa Butts. DIVIDENDS. Febntary 4. Isaac Isrool Nunes ' M and aims Israel Mutts, of Hackney, Middlesex, naerchanis, at eleven, at Got/4- hall, Loudon. January 30. Thaw Meadow', late of Nedmirr, in the parish of Wens ley, York, grocer, at &mu, at the White Ilonta Inn, lliddleshain, Yoe*. lasettry 6. Timms Parkin, of Without, In Holderuess, Yuck, woodoonger, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kings. too-n . pon- Hull. Jimmy/ a. Elliott Dawson, of Diodeley, Leicester, homier, at ten, at the Bull's Deed Inn, Hinckley. January to. Edward Coat's, Thomas Massey, and Joseph Dail, late of liovningloW, in the parish of Bui tun, upon Trent, Raiford, brewers, at eleven, at the White Hart Ina, Burton-upon/Trent. January S. William Thorpe, of Pocklington, York, grocer, at eleven, at the Star tan, Stosegete, York. Deeember 17. William 'Fiches, of Marlow Bridge, Barka, dealer aud Chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, Load.. January 114. William Yarndell,' of Hartley-row, agar-Hart ford•Bridge, Hants, coachmaker, at ewe, at Guildhall, London. January is Westfield Lilley, of St. Jobs-street, Clerken well, Middlesex, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. January 3. Charles Bartlett, of Caanon-atreet-read, in the parish of St. George, 'Middlesex, stone-mason, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. January 11. William Close atid Matthew Close, of Lords, York, dyers, at twelve ' at Guildhall, Loudon. January 21. William Cluae, of Leeds, York, dyer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loathes. Decesuher 31. Thomas Holmes, of Denham, Surrey, nor seryinan, at eleven, at Guildhall, laadon. December 13. William Mayen, late of Exeter, (new a pri mmer is the gaol of Salisbury,) jeweller, at to', at Guitd hall, London. lansetT 19. Thomas Alexander Beale, late of Baaiugliall street, Landon, warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall January 17. William Augustus Downs, late of Brewer street, Goldenvgnare, Middlesex, undertaker, rat tem, at Lotoduu. January 17. Williain Brown and John Your'', of Jarmyn street, parish of Saint James, Westinnister, Middlesex, elieseaalters, at ten ' at Guildhall, London. . December pi. Jelin Storey Pritchard, late of Wigan:we trim*, pariah of St. Mary-ta-Boure, Middlesex, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. CEKTIFICATES--Dretgesm 81. Julia Sinton the yoichrer, of New castle.epan.Tyne, John Cele, of Corkhill, parish of St. Dunstan, Stepney, Mirldhreex, tailor. J rue Jebeson, of Macclesfield, Chesteri canoe-opium:. Charles Worrell, of Manchester, .l.,:eper. Hues Lawton, of Bushiugthorpe, parish of ILK*, York, clothier. James laghalt and George loghob, late of Preston, Lucas ' ter. drapers. lIIEXTINGS OF caiDriT)itv AT GUILDHALL, 7/2-12011110* Elijah Goff, Weßelow-41rue, Middlesex, coal-mer *haat - - - - - 3 12 .13411211 Fletcher Meshes, Wicsaore-street, Cavendish square vidak44., bookseller - 3 1 Charles itshrtiii . to, Whitechapel, shopkeeper - 3 1. Robert Tboidpsoa, (:rarma-bisilriings, Drary-law, dealer - - 3 1 Charles Smith, lath, conalractor - - 3 11 William Rhodes, Sbackledell, Nliddlesex, warehouse _ __ 211110 - James Brisling, Newport, Isle of Wight, builder - John Flub, Gravesend, Kest, house-earpeutcr - William Deaspiestoe-street, linasell-quire, shop keeper ;.....V,,, - • 212 Richard Rosekbillief Minster, Isle of Slieppy, Rest, carpenter '',"` •- • - - 2 I George Brown, Storeditch, Middlesex, abetter - st t l !Usual"' Sackett, late of Ramsgate, Keet, inutertr Itl Jobe Dards, late et Rant le, but saw of Vitus 11, lightermsn - • 2 I John Parkes, Horstcydown, Surrey, wine.ntercbaut Ito LIR IGEN DS. Edmund Townsend, Maideadane, COvent-gardes, witge•inerrhont - 1 William Tucker, jun. Exeter, Devonshire, serge-ma nufacturer Barrett, Broad-street, Loudon, merchant 1 Thounsi Hughes, ktrunttt -street, St. Jamesa, vic tualler Joh* 'Merrick and Samuel Makin', late of Mark-lane, I.ondon, and of Guernsey; merchants - • 12 Jaen • Bullock, late of Scot's-yard, Bush-lane, Lon don, w isie-merchant 12 George P ,aaue Brutality's, Zeal, hatcher Thomas Enna, Cervertry-sorreg, litres-deafer - GistehioseeMene, Hubert More, and William Mute, Feekitarcli-oioct, Lnodun ' merchants to Charles Wooer, Albegoarie-etreet, Hanover-square, upbohorrer 12 Charles Mutton, Croydoo, Surrey, lborte-dealer - 1 Nathan Rust, Rothe' tield-Peppard, near Hanley, Ox fordshire, tenter - Bernard Ross, New City Chambers, Logsdon, mer chant Mackall Medford, Finsbury-square, Middlesex, mer- chard - • 1 0 John 'Wilkins and Thomas Lacey, Basitighaldsti ref; • • Lundos, lectors - - • 11 CERTIFICATES. Elijah Johnson, of Bleeding-heart-yard, Charles-stseat, Gallon-garden, Middlesex cabinet-maker. Stephen Shalkross and Robert Barnes, of 31ancbester, Las. eastrr, cotton. manufact nrerl Samuel Werthington late of Herat, Ashton-under-Line, Lancaster, muslin- rismisfacturer. Frederick diaries Augustus Saadwell, of Derirri, clothier. John Beadiest), of Birmingham, Warwick, wood-screw maker. Julio Clark, of Long-laige, Bermondsey, Surrey, bide-sales. man. Thomas Sonalldridge, of Stoke-in-tin•herid, Devon, hatcher. rienbigan Kent, of thr Town end Comity of Nen castle opon-Tyee, linen and woollen-drarrr. George flartnotn anti ..Vattuti, of Kuble-street, side, Landon, 10001t111. Rotted Styes, of.G.tek.strret, hobo, Middlesex, tallow chandler. Th e Eli za , —_.-, from Gurrivey, for Bristol, i• loot oil the coast of VI air*. • The Ranger, Bzwritapr, from liettenhorg, for Guernsey, was wrockoll, or, Monday last, ou the Goodwin Saudi ; crew used. The Ilene Sparesersa Morgireitts, Porn, from Malta, isms *bore near Ghivisseusl. PIIICT tlr STOCItiI OH S.iTIIMITIP. $ polka. 1:11laced . till 4 y*ool3ol 144 21144i1194. • ls 1-14 °maim* India 114.u.10 6 9 pretw, F.....l.tyttcr 11010 li * preao Eititlista I.t•ltcry Tickets .sil. 1.10. Carols kw . lati! T. BISH, Stoekbmker, 4, Corfalill, Slid 9, Sbarihx...r..r• • IRlt.l - 1 .t•t( Go►. Deb. 4 per eta 1.. lierertnutlit 13et. 2 par 1 Eic1922992-4/2 1 Ait. COUPSe. Athsterdain 32' 12 2 C. Ditto nt Sight as 3 Roambtia ice p t U. 11.xruhurgli VS • gilt. Altous. Pails ;•!:1001112te 291 4 Ditto es S is U. Hourdram: IN V KN 10. 751 veut. li.oudou (Doe. 9)...8 9 1t CfrIAM.Ir„ 1 9. tear, ...... .. :4 httplis 44 tabu'. 69 Oro: to . 64 Duldau ti . . Gust _ 9 at Lt.to:S 7 . Partsgsl Geld is Coin ssid Bars per oz. Kew 1)0140.1.101 4 7 New Daum. a 7 Si'Ner is Dais NI t.oei. l/.11 . 1, Apo urtLe Bust of 14.11...“1 51 per CAW. LTIIS 31:Laid. — it. I.apnr. I)itto 44 eileci. Palrrwo — in papyr. Ditto. 44lelfect. _ ._ !Libya 4l Lr~li a Gen** . In Ditut-street Convent, Dublin, u a.Anoritsgeral.l, Noun a sister of the rcligiutia Odor of St. Clair. s:,. o.a beloved by the aiaterhood, and esteemed by her acqiia.nt. !Met. Lately, at Barntick, County of Clone, 1 atly Peaco kr , o: , t of Sir Joseph Peacock*, Dart sod sister of Lord eai.dr. coote. Ou the 30th alt. at Cowes, In die Isle of d'iglrt, in the aid year of his age, Itiehard Sy kes, Esq. only surviving bre ther of Sir Francis Sykes, Bail. late 11. P. fur IValliagfii3, Berks. Ou the ath ult. at Thotesby Park, Nuttingharosh:re, AI. bert Aldenborgb told on thy 17th, John Ai.!•,- burgh Bentiack, tua lain brother, hustit sous of Bear mind Bentinek Thursday evening, suddenly, Mrs. Dad, mile of Vice-A Ll miral Dud, of Bedford Cirrus, Exeter. On the ad instant, at Bedgebury, iu gent, the Right I. Lady Forrester. HIGH WATIIR, THIAIMT. AT I.ONDON.BRIDGC. Mont. 31.. min. Oath^ • j Ever. 6..iniu. alter... 9 SALES BY AUCTION. WINDSOR, BERKS. By Mr. DAN. SMITH, Ou the Premises, TO-MORROW and following DAY, rnilE STOCK..IN-TRADE, mai Part of II r. •1. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, late the property id Mr. Whmler, Brazier, deceased, at his late dwelling.lauu.-, Timms-street, Windsor; romisting of a great varirty of tin and amtkeu were, chit*, glass, he. Lc. • To he votive...l ou the mornings of Saic, beginaing nick day at clevea o'clock. Catalogues maybe had ad Mr. D. Swath, Windage, and at his house, Nu. 9, Nei" Broad-street, London. bATCH 0. - r, BUCKS. By Mr. DA N.SMITH, Ou the Preinims, on THURSDAY, Dessember Is, tees, THE remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, and n nest GIG, with Hareem, lila property of a Gentleman leaving his residence on Datcbst Ciwwy tw mike from indsur, in tire County of Racks; consist ing of four-pust and tent bedsteads, with cotton and other hangings; feather beds and bedding, inatim;any book-case, chests of drawers, dining tables, modern sofa, chairs, bena sense Brussels carpet, pier and dressing-glasses, &e. &e. To be viewssi on the mottling of Sale, eimasseseing ct Eleven o'clock. Cavalogiws way be bad of Ma. Dan. Smith, Anctinurer, Wbidaot i wed at his Office, No. 9, New Broad-street, Loud's. BOOKS. By Messrs. EDS and LOCHEE, At their Great Room, an, King-street, Covent-garden, em THIS DAY, December tsb; sod Two &Booing Days, st Twelve, A COLLECTION of BOOKS; among them are Vaudyk's Portraits ; Works of Maratti ; Lord's Birds ; Rapper's Voyages, I V vols. ; Camden's Britausiis, ♦ vols.; Albllllloo'll Dictionary, o vols. Russia ' • Vampires do Grammont, elegant, iu Morocco ; Lavater'o Physiognomy. 6 vols.; Swirbarne's 'Four in Spain, Plates; Maser's Win chester, g vols., Encyclopedia LondinenCs, to vols.; Bell's Sliskspeare go vols.; Johoson's Works, 1,1 solo; ameetes Bible, !) yds. Morocco; Gibbon's IVorks, 12 rola ; Moslem ger, a vols. Morocco ; Ireland's Works, 5 cola.; Five Reams of Copper-plate Printing Paper, kr. May be viewed, and-Catatugues bad as Saturday previous to the Sate. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUPACIT RIMS, AND rms.'. PURCHASERS FROM TIIE MANUFAC TURERS. (Exeuspt from the Auction Duty, agreeable to Act of Parliament.) At WEST'S WAREHOUSES, Billitcr-lane, Leedeulislh. street. THIS DAY, tha nth inst. at Five precisely, WILL. BE PUT UP TO, PUBLIC SALE, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, iaclodtrig the STOCK of Mr. RICHARD CLARANCII, 1a- Draper, is else Mittarie , . Lighting the Retail Drapery Trade, sod Koala lulu the Bed. Furniture and Irish Idealism Allot a large Part tutstided fur Exportation, sad returued from Lisboa sir. siniu—Pieors 4-4, 94, and 44 Plain and Now Canslirles 300—.1-* afid or Cambric Shirting and Liming Calicoaa Imo—Worked Robes, Seeded Malls, sad other Policy Mus lim, iono—Wbite sad Printed Calicoes, Quilting, Parents:es, :se. !rOO-7-a and 44 li;sh and Liren sad Scotch Hu'land 404-9-11, 5-4, ti." ; and 7.4 Scotch, Laoeuliire 131taci.A, Irish and Masks Sheeting too—Best Russia Ditto, and Sail Cloth • too—Superfine Diaper sad Chninisk Table Limo. Flrcca backs, &c. 150--Yelrateent, Velrercts, Cords, Sor--Linen Checks, Cullen Ditto, sad Linen and Cotton Stript Cottons 400--Sail Cloth, No. I to 7 stoo—ts Inverness and Toili'd Coffee Bagging 3sio—Flaxen sod Streditz Osnaburgha . . . 5 so—Stites% and Russia Ducks 600-0-4 Whiteout! Blue °nth - 499.. 1 Wt5t Coutit-y nod Yorkshire Ikea sad Yserew r dr Cloths ' Kt orymeres, and Cootlugs 3fille Twist, No. eo to tee, of the sere tint quality of Manchester 'pinning, sad woo Beeek' good second quality 110Q--Bondles %Voter Twist N 0.29 to 33 aotiow-Pairs best Army Shoes isfi..-fdersen Soklien' Steckiags 700—Great Cords Itte-40osea Wssrllea Goerasey Frocks (for Exportstie..' is the Deets. 200- Russia Dock Jackets. And a great Variety of ntlrr Cerale. Cat Amin of which say he ima at the New; fork. Tau' and Virginia Calfee-boas. s , and at to.c% 4.uses same time, be until the sde IV, MAC ALMA F., Agent fur tb• Prupleturs, Via. a, Dittiter_taii 13 . ee. 5, 'Rio. ILPNIX ) N : Printed Ny G. 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