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NAVAL 1 ~ ~i~ "CE. _ PORTSMOUTH, OCT. S. Sailed the Triumph, of 74 guns, Sir Thomas Hardy, to joie the Chßune fleet. Went out of harbour the Chanticleer, a new brig, Capt. Ha rburil. The f.gcris sloop, Captain Hole, is .appoitited convoy for the westward. Sailed the Sparrow sloop, Capt. Birt, for Cork. The Semiramis frigate is ordered to be fitted up , to take the Marquis Roulette to Strain. The Ant not having returned from cruising. off the Wight, it is supposed the Russian squadron has not passed yet for the Downs. PLYMOUTH. OCT. 4. Arrived the Eclair, of 16 guns, Captain Quasi. srith her prize, the French brig Greed Duke de Berg, with a valuable cargo, from Guadaloupe ; she was formerly the Duke of Montrose packet, captured on net passege froin badmouth for the West Indies, ahoaz six months since. The Eclair has also capturt d the t• ranch brig Fanny, from Nana, for CdytnlllC, with procidoos ; she is not yet artivoll. h',oitreprenante salmi., from a cruise; and the Plover, of 18 guns, Captain Browne, irons Lisboa. Sailed the Naiad, of 36 guns, Captain Dondes, with sails. for the ChOoloel fleet, must of the ships hermit carried away their canvas in the late gales. Sailed also the Nanpareil schooner, Lieut. Dickin son, for Corumta. I Ay e j e t, c k,—Sir Arthur %Vellesley, General Ferginans...,,.l their Staff, hive this inu:uent lauded from the Plover. The Plover spoke the liu,siati fleet yesterday off Scilly.—Witid S.W. vai.moutru, ear% 3. Arrived, this day, the Dispatch Packet, Harris, with Mails from Comma, tive days passage, brings an account of a most sanguinary battle tieing fonght in Biseuy, on the dist ult. in which the French were most completely defeated, with the loss of 2000 kill , tl and 3000 pri,oners : the Spa niard. retook Billina. Ilia Majesty's ships Do *eget and toonwit, with the Saapper schooner, two Spanish frigates, ant thee Eliza Packet, were lyiug there. The lady Pellets, Parket, with Mails for falmouth, sailed from Corutina on the 21st ult. and may be daily expected. The Dalrymple Convention was known there, the tenns of which did not at ill please the Spaniards. The Minerva frigate had arrived at Co.:mina with part of the crew of a French corvette, bound to the West Indies, alai& he hail chased and destroyed. Yesterday put in here a trausport, having on board abost 130 Spanish cavalry, from the Baltic, lost the convoy two days since for Spain. Sailed the Murriston armed brig, with 9 sail of vessels, bound round land. The expedition ender Sir David Baird are ex. petted to sail on to-morrow or Wednesday.— Wind W. DEAL. OCT. 5. Arrived and sailed fn the River, tie Eliza, from Jamaica, Gram Corclla c and the packet I.4.4Fhig. from the Brazils.—Witid S.W.. I 514LEINESS. orm. S. Sailed the Piercer, with a couvoy for CiOtteo hargh.—%Vind S.W. DOTER. OCT. 3. • Several Portuguese merchants landed, here yes terday, out of a ship from the Brazils, and are now waiting for passports to prriceed„to Lend The ot! , Hazard, French priral.er, taken by the , 4 4/e, belong. to Cahn'. Thirteen vessels of that' ) escnp tin.' were out on Sttutit4y nigSt, 'sod Boulogne not It:satiating 60 of tle sante kind. The two ettdArs s a kes. by the asse with their crews, exeept•two men, have been carried into Calais. Remain in the Roads the Picadors and the Bask sloops of war. IRELA:VD. LIMERICK. sPVT. 29, The four following persons, John Hickey, Mau rife Markey, Joint M..Vawara, and Jahn Lek", all of Kihniirry, against whom informations were lodged, for the attack oul4llll KO!y. at New castle, in the liberties of this city, on. Thursday night, were arrested cud conveyed to gaol under a military escort; The disturbances in some parts of the vicinity making a prompt and striking example neneasary, Mrbleed the Magistrates 'to prefer not to have the holictments laid capitally, which would protract the trial until the ucat assizes (probably a period of six months)—sbut to have the prisoners tried for a misdemeanor, nicking it cognizable at the Sessions; au adjournment thereof was fixed for Monday ling, and the Grand Jury disposed of the bills ; notice of trial was given, and it came o n , yesterday, at the City Court-house. The panne! being called, and Jury sworn, the unfortunate William Kelly, wlio :eceived considerable personal injury, his Iwod mutilated by the fellows, and threats of his I fe frequently made, for only com ing as a herd.ruati to Mr. O'Brien, from another part of the country, fully supported his &posi tions, and corroliorittiug proofs established the guilt of the deluded prisoners; they attempted by some witnesses to prove an alibi, but their evidence was in all respects i prohahle and tont% ailictory. The Worshipful George Smyth. Lill. Recorder, presided with the Mayor and Alderman Vincent,- and he recapitulated the evidence with such legal remarks, and in the most patient, impartial, and i npressive rummer, that the Jury on retiring, and after u few minutes deliberation, returned a ver dict of—Gnilty against the Prisoners. The Met:mina then, with peculiar force, dwelt on the various circumstances and bearintra of. the business eniaged the bal.. awl +Memnon of the Court, and admonished the populace, as well as the convicted, of the necessity of taking warn ing by the tate of t:lie.c men, who, if tried nt •the assizes, would, wider the evidence adduced, have suffered death. His Worshi o then pronounced the following sen tence :—" That the said John Hickey, Maurice Hickey, John M.Naoisini, .0 John Lahitf, be three times publicly vtliipiwil from Aonacotty to Rilmurry, in the liberties of this city, one of which puoishmeotaan them is to be inflicted tins day : sod that they be each imprisoned for the space of two years." 711P/MIENEISEIIe The President frigate, from Portsmouth, ar-. raved at Rio Janeiro, on the 20th of July ; she l, ft her convoy tinder protection of tire ships of war EMMA LEONE C.4ZETTE. siiiRRA LEOPE, JULY 31. Ai ro is i On 9 of this mouth arrived here front Erniland His Majesty's ship Maine, Captain C. Al. Eabian, Coinniauder, haying en boon! the Officer appointed by His Majesty to succeed to the Go vernment of tins colony, whenever the existing (to vernor should %%Kate his office; cud William Dimes, Esq. one of the Commissioners appointed by I pis Majesty for a particular service un the coast of Arnett, cud formerly Governor of this colony. Under convoy of the Miaiire, arrived at the same time, the lirattegrove transport, having on board u detachment of the Ho) al 1 Ork Bangers, under the comm.:rod of Captain M'Gregor, of that regiment ; end .111;. Walter Robertson, formerly a civil ser s out of the Sierra Leese Company. On the 2.2 d of this mouth, died at his quarter. in Fort Thornton, Captain ‘1 illiaus Murray, of the Royal York Rangers, and Commanding Officer of the detachment stati o ned in this colony. On the 2titli of this month a General Order was issued by Governor Ludlam, of which u copy is given in this Gazette, by which it was declared, that on the following day the Officer appointed by His Majesty would assume the groeronsent of His Majesty 'a colony ; and ou the 27th the new Go vernor Fuettluted his office accordingly. Oa .the oath, sailed fir England His 'Majesty's ship Moline, having under her colivlsty the Bruce givoe, Alexander, and Eli:abet/a Anderson. Ou the aoth of this mouth, 21 Gruenetas, who were vedined in irons in Fort Thornton, were dis tributed to such of the inhabitants as were wiling to employ them, and to engage to furnish them with provisions and clothing, in return fi.r their labour. The Gores nor congratulates the iiih.- . liituitto of His Alirjesty's culensy 011 the great eugernessabewn to obtain free labourer*, as a proof of their increasing industry and prosperity. Some of the inhabitants of tbiseolouy having en deavoured to lay claim to certala Grurnetas, or free labourers, on the . ground of their having been bought by them ; a Declaration has been publish ed by tlw Governor and Council, of which a copy is given in this Gazelle. for the purpose of prevent ing all such illegal and uawarnintahle claims iii future. The Governor wishes it to be understood, that although he must of necessity suppress and protest against every direct or indirect violation of the laws refuting to this colony, he is very anxious to pro mote the real interestoof every individuil of its in habitants. kis fir from beisig the wish of the Go vernor, that any . Grumeta or tree labourer should leave his master la consequence of the present De claration ;oast if any such circumstance should occur, which he thinks eta !lordly happen without the fault of the master, lie engages to endeavour to procure fur such master other Grumetas in their place. as that no man shall be able to complain that heist either directly or indirectly injured by any act of the tiostersor. The object of the present Declaration is solely to set forth, that no person within this colony has. or can have, any claim or right to any native of Africa,. in consequence of any direct or indirect sale or pur chase, or in any other manner not strictly consist. eat with the Act of the British Parliament for trans- ferring the Colony of' Sierra Leone, and His Ma jesety'a Order in Council of the 16th March, 1000. The Governor wishes to call. the attention of the brave and loyal inhabitants to the best measures to be taken for the defence of His Majesty's Colony, in case of 1111 attack from a foreign enemy. The Goveruar of is dame time declares positively, that he has no information from any quarter whatever of the probability colony such attack ; but lie only tells the inhabitants that there is much talk in Englund of.the colony of Sierra Leone tad that it will some time do. grest o good to Eitgland, all whir li perhaps is kesosyn togs* enemies; and Le asks the inhabit mute to aups.vskether it is not peasible that this may make souse-enemy . . think of attempting to destroy the colony before at grows too strong ? The Governor recommends to such of the inhabit ants us have farms in the country , to build sm a ll houses on their farms, which wi always be of use to them, and where, in ease of an attack, they might send their wives and children in safety, and. stay themselves to tight; and he knows already, dial some good and sensible men have begun to do this. And the Governor tells the African inha bitinits of His Majesty's Colony, that as he knows them to be brave and good men in tight, he shall always be glad to hear what they think is good fur the defence of the colony. COPY OF GENERAL. ORDERS. FORT THORSTOS, JULY .i 6, 1800. His Mnir.ty baring been pleased to appoint Thomas Per ruing Thompson, Fsq. to succeed to tin tioveritment of this Colony, wheocrer the present Governor shall vacate his of fie?, and many orcunistancrs tendering it ?apothem to carry such appoimineat into immediate eller., Mr. Thompson will a Anne the' Government to-morrow, the 17th Mateo. Front him, of countr, all milers will be received, and to him all reports will he made. Wm. Dowel., Esq. having ustented to She &wire of the lGormaor and (bairn, to act as Engineer daring his moi denee in the Cottioy, he will, front this day, take the super intent-lance of All politic works ; and the necessary directions fur carrying into eGret the orders of the Governor will he Ina/PA by Imo, ender. to he rewarded accordingly Mr Walt,' Rolicitsno having returned frost Lnglami, on she mat of twat month will relloslllllc his former rank sod si• 'Mainers in the Volunteer Corps; sad, Wog the senior of firer in the alionice of Mr. Vaiuteck, will hove for the pre strut the command of the Colonial Stititia a nd Volunteers, vittli the s. - .. - ne authority which Mr. Vamseek pooteocd. m=mtee : snom f. LI'IM.AM, Governor. Tile followi:iq alartoolg =tomato of mortality, in - Astir iiistaiices of sadder) death, occurred at Whitby, during the night, betweeu Thursday and Friday last:—Mr. ANDRCW HALL, late owner of the E'ljzaloeti,; 'Whitby and Hull trader, had been indisposed by some slight spasms in the stomach, the erect ding day. but was sufficiently well to hike his usual evis4...ipan the pier in the evening; about widuight, .oii -14 e appearance of some alanuing sy nei.tuuse,:medical assistance aas procured, but a about *street ; he expired about one o'clock.—Mr. JoiLVAI'IIIRULIvor, whitesinith, hail retired to rest iii'llis isaualAtok.pf health, having previously been smokins hisisspe in a neighbour's house, and died in the coarse of the inglit.esMra. ANN CROW, widow, who had gone to bed without apparent in disposition, died early in the morning ; which was also the curnitir Mr. Turneas GO:LING, mariner, who, about tiro years ago, had been obliged to le ase off the sea, in consequence of a hurt received on 1.....5.i si.;.. NE WelS TLE, OCT ; 4. Yesterday Alderman Forster was elected Mayor of this town for the year ensuing. Thomas Burdoo, Esq. retains his former satiation of Sheriff, till Mr. Shut(forth, the intended new Sheriff, is of age. John Hutchinson, Esq. is elected Mayor of Durham. At Berwick, on 3lichaelinas Day, David Stow, Esq. was nuaniinously elected Mayor .ottliat Bo rough, for the 6th time; !vb.. Richard Reuvely, Aldermen for the tear; and Messrs. Jolts Eiaiis, Rowland: William Pattison, and William Bray son, Au Address to His Majesty, on the late affairs in Spain and Portugal, at the same time deprecating the late disgraceful Convention, was last week vo ted by the inhabitants of Sheffield ; and ow Satur day a Loyal and Patriotic Address, on the setae subject, was voted by a large and respectible meeting of the inhabitants of Halifax. We fed much disappointed at the tardinees of our friends in the North of England, and particularly in New castle and Carlisle, in not coining forward with a Loyal and Patriotic Address at the present im portant juncture. We trust, that as their fervour is their coantry'd cause bus been on former occa sions alwaya distinguished, they will not forego that character they have attaiued, by tamely prissing over the glorious events in Spain, or by their si lence approve of the late disgraceful Convention in F‘ortiigal; but on the contrary record their patri otic sympathy in the fate of the former, and their abhorrence of the recent conduct of our Command ers in the land., by a congratulatory and energetic Address to the Throne, worthy of themsefres and of their posterity. On Sunday se'nnight, at Beddon Church, after an excellent sermon by the Rev. James Robson, ill. 9s. 3,1. was collected for the British prisoners in France, which will be transmitted to the fund in London. SWINDLING. On Saturday last, a younglady of respectability, whose resideoe« is iu .Vereostreet, Oxford-road, was familiarly ac costed at the corner of the street by a Gentleman, dressed a k raNitaire , easing, " Madam, I beg your pardon, but I believe you are Min M.?" On receiving an answer in the afcrinative, he informed the lady that he had just come from Dublin, and was charged by low brother, rho is a military gentleman, at present quartered in that city, with thedeli. very of certain letters and commissions to bin mother ; adding, that he himself was a Captain in the sore regiment. The lady expressed her gym at hearing the joyful news, and requested that he would do her mother and her the ho noured' dining with them en Monday, when he would have as appriertuaity of delivering all his letters, kc. to her mo ther; who was theta out atom Gs a visit. After the weal of good4pe, this son of Mars immediately proceedni cerei ro a X Lady's residence, and baring told the servant meld a plausible tale, he was readily ad mitted. Having remained alone in the house upwards of an hour, in expectation of the young Lady's return, as he pre tended, he called the servant, sad informed hiss, that he was under the necessity of mishits( a call in another part of the town, but would certainly return to drink tea by six o'clock. He thus escaped without suspicion ; hut the young Lady, on her return from her walk, was not a little surprised and vexed to bed that het military beau, her sew acquired acquaintance, had purinised from her mother's rofkre a gold watch, and various articles of plate. Ecery search to discover the amitoticr km hitherto proved urn vailable. XEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GU I LDII AILL„ to-voaxow. m. u. George King, King's-place, +Stones-end, Surrey, builder 0 Frareris Frankland, Bow-lase, Cheapidde, wartholue . . maim . . . 11 Daniel Bloom, Trowse Mil'gate, near Norsekli, mer chant 11 . . . . . John Wardell, King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer . 3lt Joseph Batson, St. Jamtes.place, St. James's-street, tailor 3 10 Thomas Denten, Tedilington,lllislilleses, dtallster 3 9 Nathaniel Roshuid, late of Greystoke-place, Fetter lane, insuriince-inoker . 3 1 . . George Puflinger and Henry Potlinger, Ropley, near Alresfurd, Hampshire, s I..llen,lrapers . 3 12 James Weston, Pall-mall, NI idilleses, vintner . 2 12 James Peat, late of Great Portland-street, and of Arundel street, Straw', sine.merchant . 2 10 Barunhos Batterlice, Kiog's-Lyan, Norfolk, Safer_ dasher 2 10 . . James Emmet, hilig.street, Soho tailor . 210 James Harris Rathbone-place, goldsmith . I 10 Shepherd Sc ott, Cannon-street, l.ondon, factor 110 DIVIDENDS. Peter Francis VenaultteLiaailly, Somerset-street. )'also-square. Ea". and of Milbaak-street. WelaMitllleT, rual-warrhaat 10 Eilwarsl IVkitebeasl, •New-mad, Totteutram-esiort, Midilleses, merchant 19 . . M. , Mi MUMS, late of Rosemary-lane, Slidillesex, sales man . . . . Elizabeth Staples, Cl.sistimher Straw ' Moses William imps.-- '.. London, bankers Staples, —Henry Gey:C.erahi&t, ..._ , I t Thomas Denali, jun Roirposert, Chapel-street, Holynell-monnt, Middles's, lasarter 12 Precis Itenienam, Luthbury, Lyndon, merchant 14 CURTI VICAT F.. Thomas Chase Patrick, late of Suhulk-lane, London, insitr ante-broker. _ PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTEADAT. S per (4 t. I.:oasula S per Cent Navy Oulu; iiiii of India stuck .. India Bonds Exchequer Rills. 1 des e prem. • Puglia,. Lot cei y Tickets.. ........ sz 11. 15s. Cutouts fat 66 5I T. 1118141, Sturk-hroker, 4, Cornhill, mod 9, Charing-Cross. BIRTH. Au Monday hat, at Leith Fort, the I.adv of Brigadier. General Layc„ cununandaig the Royal Artilksy in Ninth Britain, ut a daughter. MARRIAGE€I. ...... On Wednenday lent, at St Paul's Deptford, W.V. . Rolfe, jon. Earl. of Bedford-place, Russell-spine', to Nlivs 1.011,54 Nicholson, youngest daughter tre the late Robert Nicholas.), Esq. of Loanipit hall, Lent. ii . ellnesda, at Wirelisiconthe. Somresetrlttre, Lacy Yea, Es+ of Oakhampton House, to Mimi ilar,Tiret Duff, of El. gin, in Scotland. On Tuesday, the tth inst. at St. I.ftnernee Chureii. in the Isle of Thai, t, Daniel Rainier, Lq of Illochney, to Ills. Sa rah Nay her, of kt isolate. on Tri.Mc e•elling Inst. at King•tnn, in Suers, Ayr% Swain., relict nor the tat.. lir. W. Ss a4t, hop.norrthant, of the H 4- :t a t Fuullls , ..rk. Her lose oill ht felt Ity low friends *DJ , tioLs, u the circle of which she was must det.ovedi) interim d. Oa the 3d inst. at VValworth, Jonathan Steel, Esq. Oa Thursday se night, at Rath, alter a lingering illnew, Mra. O'Donnell, wife of Captain O'Donnell, late of the trld Regiment of Emit, and au* Adjulaut of the Bath Volun teers. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY. AT LONININ.DRIDIM UMw ruin. after F. a• . main. anat.. A. SALES BY AUCTION. 111:REFORDSIIIRE. Hy Mr SQUIBB; At Garraway's Cofer-house, un THURSDAY, the 1311 Day of October. I eon, at Twelve 'Mock, A Very aluable FItEEHOLD ESTATE, it. County of Hereford, comprising the Manor Ru~nith of AMPTON-COUST, the Ancient Boner, ',replete with accommodat illll far a large tinily), ant, the gardens, pleasure mounds, park, the hunk iv, u,. wads a,iil , late, situ fish ponds; pirturenme rotas.; groves, woods and plantation'', highly ornamented with ha'. her, chiefly out ; comprising upwards of twelve Munk, statute acres of sere rich arable, meadow, pasture, arch: r hop ground, and u !mid 'tythe free), delightfully sit at, in a loituleful country, liy c milts distant from the buria;li Leominste,•. nine from the city of H ere f or d, and ,nee dred and Harts -tire from Loudon. To be siewisli, by ticket. only; or on application to 11r. 'rainier, at the Sees aril's house, in HasuptumCoort p a ; , whom printed Particulars may he had ; also at the Mu las, I kweford ; the lI op Pule Inn, Worcester; at Gorraveo, tettiv-house; of Euward Boodle, Esq. Lower Brook-str4t ; Radar Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall-Mall, London, whet, a Otto of the ctstate may be seen. EXCL.:LI-ENT I , EASEHOED PR IiMISES, IN Till, 13131EDUTE vteiNiTv oF .11141-ON DON DOC Peremptorily by Mr. M CNN, At Garraway`s, ou WEDS'E.SDAV, the tath of October, at 'Facie; by diroctiuu of the Assignees, 00111" and convenient PIiENIISES, Ili - 111) eelleut repair, desirably situate, Nuo,6p 'Ali), A, chor and Hope Alley, in the immediate vicinity of the 1,00- don Docks, late iu the occupation of Mr. Chatif; held f.. term of 33 yi ars, at a low rent of 301..; containing alry bed.chambers nunietou. chisels, two neatly tiir!tiri parlour., a handeLie shop, a workshop adjuiniag, Mem Vitt:laces, and txteneive cellarage„ tr.th a privet, - trance and two paced Ma±, 1* viewed, and particulars had of Mr, Dawae, So - eitur, flenriettastreet, Cu, eat-en-din ; the King'i-Ar.s. Wellelose-square ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Mona, 11:1. brook, near the Royal Exchange. ESTABLISHED TRADE IN THE PAINTING AND GLAZING LINE, FINCH-LANE, Ct./UMBEL. By Mr. At Garraway's, on WEDN ESDAY, the 12th of October, ty direction of the Asbignecs, rj' 4 llE LEAtiE, fur an u:kexpircrt term uf fifteen s a. years, at a very low rent, of compact PRCMISIS, situate Nu. f Fitich-lanc,•Cunihill, late in the necapatina of Nil r. J. T. Cbos kB, Pimitcr and Glazier. Ths House etas tains numerous sk:i'ping and slluug rooms, part of are admirably adapted for cuanting-houscs, a handsome at tractive shop, and ucat private eutrar.ce. May be viewed, and particulars had of Mr. Ellis, toe Clement's-lane, Lombard-street ; of Mersa Brrlier Lad Cranch, Solicitors, Broad-street; of Mr. Deese, citur Henrietta-street, Covent.gartes; sad of Mr: liasa, Wall:rook, near the Royal Exchange. SOME REMAINING LOTS OF FREEHOLD BUILD ING GROUND, PARADISE FIELD, HACKNEY. By Mr. MUNN, At Garraway's, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th of October, at Twelve, FLEVEN Lots of FILEEHOLD GROUND fur building, 4.f an extent adapted to the erection ef houses of the drat respectability,. with • great depth of c. r• flrit behind, is an luck/sure formerly known by the name uf Black Boy Gravel Pit Field, delightfully situated in a sand retirement, on the eastern verge of Paradise F eld, Hackney. Printed particulars, with a plan of the Lots, may be hat ' of Messrs. Benhow and Hops, Solicitors, Lincoln's Ion; of Asbpetcl, Clapton Field; of Mr. Savage, Surveyor, Throgmurton-street; at the - Black Buy, Wells.itieet, Hack ney ;at Garraway's ; and - of Mr. Munn, Wlb ouk, near the Royal F.schanze. COIMENCIAL KEstOENCB, sT. .114.tt axe By Mr. MUNN, At Garraway's,ion WEDNESDAY, the i2th of October, at Twelve, THE LEASE, for an unexpired term of eighteen years, at a low rout, of en excellent flintily REM. DENCE; in a situation peculiarly desirable fur the Mer chant or Professional Geatlenisu, Brown's-buiblintri, St. Mary Axe. The Pettiness, are in complet. repair, and con tain light airy sleeping rooms, neatly finished sithue-raens with two light counting-houses, and appropriate domestic offices. Ma; be viewed, and part calara had at Garraway's ; and a( Mr. Munn, Welhrook, 04 . 31 . the Ro%at PROFITABLE BRE.WERY, WTI .1 S %IA Li. TAI. AND COMMODIOUS It HART, By Mr. MIL!N?i, At Garraway's, ea WEDNESDAY the talk of October, at Twelve, in two Lets, TIIE BRE\VING IiFFICE and DWEL LING HOUSE, in the Orenpatioa of Meats. Fill and Hutchinson, desirably situated for shipping, is whiLk there is a respectable trade now carried on, .u. 19:4 Toole)• street, Southwark ; the topper is nearly nrw, a id the olh.v parts of the plant in eseelient condition. The pnrchavy may be accommodated' with time in the payment of the purchase-money. And also a C 0111111041111 04 ,t hart, incle:ed with a newly-erected titular bui..diug, and a conyealeist counting-house, situated on the Banks of the Thames, is Mill-street, Bermondsey Wall. May be viewed, and particulars bad of Messrs. Holm , ' and Lewis, &Akita', Mark lane ; at Smith's l'ollee•honic, Corn E.xchalec; the Castle, 51ark• lane ; at tb. , Brea" Garraway'3; and of Mr. Munn, Wabrook, near the limpt Exchanie. SINGULARLY Al)% ANTAGEDILIS hl ll.At£U.s .Q 0 A RETAIL BUSISEISS. By Mr. MUNN, On tl e Treatises, oil FR IPAI, the 14(1 of October, at Ow, to direction of tHlPAssigneia of Mr. John Alasoad, LEASE, for On unexpired tern of up warms of twenty years, of those airy and entewure new-built PREMISES, Na. t, Picket-str eet , comprising an attractive donbir-fronted shop, and aum•r..""• opinions handsome '&41114 OM Shun-rooms 11.11 i 0 • IlOOrkably COOVelliChl May be viewed till the ask, between the boars of ten And four, and pirtirolais bad on the premises; and of 3lcory Swain, Stettin, and Mastics, Solicitous, Ohi Jewry ; ut Gar Miwuy's ; and of Mr. Munn, Il'allirook, near the Royal Is change. On the saint day, at lt, will be Sold, the remaini i pot of the prime sail veil-assisted Stuck of Hosiery and Haber- d.ehrrp. •I.E AND T.1131.f: mint 131:11VLRY. l'y )I r. N, By Privatr l'outreet Ac()mrAci. " full Trade, in a espial situation for improsetnen - Ilse perseut trade Too Thousand Barrels. The phut a utensils neatly new. For purttettlars apply, if l.y triter post-raids to Mr Mona, Waltrook, near the peculiarly desirskle, or the whole to he dispoved of In PR I t'A CO 7% TR A cr. A rapital I.easchuid Rte. er, comprising an Office of great convenience, with ern? al , l pendnot erection suitable for conducting a trade of gre ,t cntetit. The utensils are in perfect order, and tin Pre mises in excellent repair tie pro( riv carne, ou .'2 l ' engine of five-horse pewee ; x teut of they ree3t t sti about noon barrels,' hot the prkmeies end situation If made of, and indeed invite, an immediate increase. Particulars of Mr. bluuu t Walhruok, ucar 1:x • chant, 111 nit J of hw LONDON : Pritstetl by G. nkirmso7s, ro 11 4):4 Bwmell-etert, esuoy-street, attJ potil:alwd at the Ofii. , l • No. IS, Bock of St. Clerameora Church, Stettnii, WHITE, of soak Piaci —Or.ters, 6:c for this raper, B . Ito the Office, :post paid!. Ira! be dilly ittes.ltf 1° • • N. 1.3 fliIS Them ItCLE pule, ) • ler i Le rid; bl aft ; El" aid, !dr MW Tbc Eh am ,; 11 armour, 00 Moi mei • Moor ...t of two 111firr ;iI. WTI Dom lir. Clas Krable Kowa, I 7riabic TH Thel lie. Fos leferril Mrs. di The I' }lrma' Dirk( b wry natal Oa V day, th Martyr ta Friday that ti To Preei To per CA To I No Tim Settle •rtb atl hal 1211 110 L 11 1 • 4