The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-09-19 00:00:00

11111 Milt OGIIIP24 : 11011e . f1e)..... Catidsbol 1 ' : ,a ph.. • tr trinsaZ o, ,', 0113 PT. 11. T./ ramaida . a. Fooraniiir boats. lar WV- Vases 1r se, Pew Or Toad% out it Karttarss. s Iro old,t it. slb. •'it I t pr *tones Craitliograir 6 vscold, W. 711 a-. I it s Mr. W. Ittstaltioson'a b. e. - Silvio, a yes a* rit, )03 3 3 3 3tol on tilt winos, Was essy. ..........odo.-- acrssaw, scam 13. Sweepstake* ed loge each, with *Ol. sdilvd, for all ages. roar mita, (6 Sebrcribma) Sir W. Gerard's be. b. 3 slim Cow, by Alexander, I yrs Ma, est. tilt Dula of liamAlketes la c. Peter Little, by Sir Peter Tim: ale, 3 yrs 6at. 91b • • -... I Sir T. limesiiitte's ch. f. by asathletusiaa, eat of Golder-We:a, 4 yrs old, yet tdra mike..., b. its Sir Pao!, 6 yrs aid. Mt. tlb 4 ' 7 to 4oa Julius C.maar. Wen easy. t Yeepetakes of soy melt, cogs ft. for a yrs old colts, sat. 31b. kale. sit. The last mile mad these spatters. (7 Sub et-rib:re.) Lord Milton's b. c. fiestas, '.: Stamford, out of Refer, by Cor.aader SO W. Getard'a cb. c. Pam. by liatobletosisn, out of Man/ Asa !Ir. Wawa's b. c. Buisitrap, by Aim:isles, out of lid tou's sister 3 to ton Pus. A See race, and woo by half a neck. Fifty Puitods for all ages. Heats, two miles soda half. !lake of Leeds's ch. c. )44 w Leroy , by PaeJolybo, a yrs add, fot. salb . I I Aewors hr. a. Westford, by Stamford. 4 yrs old, mst alb Lad faawkew cb. f. Mother Goose, by filamford, yrs ohl, fat. alb t dr Mr. E. L. Modpon's ch. f. by Shuttle, out of Mies Marsteas3 yrs old, 6at.mils Mr. Maims kr. I. Joanna, by Stamford, oat of &litho, 3 yell old, Cot. 41b a dr 11 to a against Mowbray, and 6 to 4 against Wassford ; after the arm beat, 6 to 4 ois Waseford; after the sowed beat, sad 3to I oit Mowbray. Easy. Mr. Sitwell's Clinker, rat. apt Mr. E. L. llodgson's f. by Shenk, wet o f Miss Musson, 75t. 121 b. Two wades, loop .s.Off by cotwellt. wintlitsOtlr. The Geld Cap ' a Sebarrirtios of toss earl', with ongs sided, for all ages. Four miles. (t 4 Sebscribeto.) Mr. T. Dwommailie's b. I'. Cary, by Hasableteoiss, eat of 21ima4nowirmior, 3 robi, tat. alb. file W. Gerard's be. b. Julius Casey, by Amaaader, 5 yrs old, ass. b Lard Mosoms's ► f (late Easy) by flusbletealsa, 4 yrs old, ort. ;rib 3 Lord Darliee.uo's eb. a Pas, ire Hambletuelea, a ire ofd, tot fib Mr. irdpo.is b. e. Boustrap, yrs old, Oat. 61b. Mr. Flatetteep b. I Miss Staro:ey, J yrs old, opt. alb.— 6 s to aau lithos Craw, s sad • tot against Ceres. A good race The Illaearosi Stakes of top each, for horses, is. Gentle men riders. Three mils& (o Sobacr,Oers. Mk. T. Sykes*, b. b. by Idris, don by Higliflycr, 6 yrs obi. tot. (Mr. T. tykes) fir. Sotberoes ch. g. Darriogtoa-Cade, by liyaciatbes, 4 yrs old, lost. alb. (Md•Liodoo) Mr. Gpscusgar% ci. roe" Dowager, by liaribistuniory yrs old, I tat. sib. (Alp. Treacbdr). .. Dowager the fsrooritr. ~A rsasark.ibis Sae rue, sad ad obe* reds by tits Gratkaree. Are e swo Sweepstakes ei sup ears,ls, isidi ours added, fsr yrs old M lles. Tbe low l three leerier& (S Sebeeribwrs.) Mr. T. Dwaseesbes apes. Sasieet.L•4l.lllmOlsed. sot Pat's dim, Sot 411) rdtwett's bay, tippoloariar i , by Sasmallobstsh, tat of Rally, ow. 4a. Lard Hawbe's ebswww, Mserseileese, NIL.. Mr. E. L. liodpois closest, by &battle. fist Ens bet Was es Learel•Lost A seed ress a end wen old' Se capitalises of sir es,* s yes old tette, set. sib. Snits. sob ?be beet suite. (5 Sableribers) Lent rimiMisee's bay sot; Cervantes, by Des Quixote, out altaidlos Illamilaire b. t. Fair CsMtdate, by Delyisi, deo by • wool .. Wt. Tlesegswe's h. f lay Shuttle, dam by Payees 3 •901 SI CANTlletes. WIPS vary easy. The toot Plass, fur eft e&-es. Three wile heats. Dube of Leeds's thes. twit, Mowbray, toy Peed.lpho, 3 )79 old, did. I Mu 1 ffir. botherwria chew geld. Darriogbot-Code, Clothes, s yrs id. 9 11 Dolor of klawaikiro's h. h. Grasicr, s yrs 014. sit 7th. fl 3 6t' era Mewling ; after the heat, to to tow Illowlway The bra hest was wen easy, aid the second with sense diffi culty. - - - - - - borerttakee srs ogee, fur hems •at Iheraugli-bred, of all ages. Gestksar• riders. Mod% tam Sabo sod • baa (It Sabot-fibril") Mr. Mitner's bay horse, by Sererrto•, aged, Ibst. (Mr. Taman Sykes) Mr. G. Neville's ►. g. by 1 ming Espersykes, 6 yrs eld, jt♦. (Mr. Hart ions) 6he4 on the Winner. Woe espy. LICHFIELD RACES, 1101. 1110111sIDA.T, SEPT IS Fifty Pets& for all oars. Foamails brats. Mr. Cliftates b. ma Jeeepbouri. aged 2 1 Mr, Itaoker's b. g. Plnadar r s yes' std a a as Sir W. Wria's Y. ► Ges. Illesologoes, s yrs aid i a dr Mr ki kelterlsoes be. e. Castassa. ♦ yw . dr 11411 g OAT. A Stakes a sap. OM •emolie best. Mr. Keira's ►. years etel Mr. Myatt'', g L. Lklkld, 4 re 011 Mr. GloVerb b. sr. S Ira rAA AYR RAGS. • TUtilbalf. SINT. 6. Sweepstakes et o-r eoeb, p. p. for &leo y' oles, owned oaten fools ; colts at. 6'b. Baos at. sib. Two nibs. t i Sob- scrda;rs Laid Mootgoaarries 1. f. by Bealasbrousk, dam by tagoet Kr OftwaWe b. t. b r Pcorpiew, Gut allies Whip 2 Mr Camais(s bk I. by flambleterlaa, eat a Mask % by Sir POMO • 3 L.,' J Betbavatet b. c. by Shutt'', out a alias Tomb , q, Praudon's darn), by it istalyt r 11. r It D. Homiltuo tamed Idr. Saillies b. f. by Delphi', out of Loom. by Higirilyer 3 441111: 12•1'. The Gold Cop,afth Fear. hem; a Stilecription of togs. each, Cp 14 .Mere. for horses bred and trained in Sc.; Two miles. Levi Montgritnerii 'a b. F. by Broingbrongh, dam by layoff, 3 )14 nifg, 7it Mr. tioeurr!fe g f. by Prlpini, 3 yr. Ad, fiat The earl of Canaille. named Mr ftstrdMinno, 6 yrs obi, stet. 4111 3 Earl of Egiiston sawed Mr. Baeselfs b. c. by Delpini, yes old, 7st (ol John Hamillin named LaM Mentgouncrie's ch. E by RiettesAsoies Marla:.. y. .la, W. lib Mr. Viallerc'4 ( c is. ckairrelloy, nglog, Ynt This race ase try 'West, 'wowed by UK three . • Mint SAY. Fifty Pore& for all ACC Air Jahn loisostoa;,, $ yrs obi. aat t3lb I air tion.icre.m.'.. Peas. 4 )rs stri a 7st. t tW... Et : . Illsomnyvv. A twat of Fifty resod' in AN* Lard Moutplorribli g. e. Irvine, ly ail Marks, fat. olb Mr. lievidersores Pelero.4 yr' , 011411 at 4 I lie Selma Juktisteaes Strrawirr i , 5 mot* Sot ,tom S 3 Mr. Bueweirs Merr). tricks, iv licigioi, 3 )raold,, 6.2 12Ib A 2 dr rtabA 3. A Purse of Fifty Prima for all Sr Jobn Joboatotie Melissa Mr. Oswald** b. f. by Pkweiview s dr Mr. Csnotdols b. f. by Hawitstetowiss The races ow Tuesday afforded spry good sport. Yester day the two heats Weft very smartly two. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING, MO. M Gen. Grosvcanes lltifiemse, set. slb. a;,..st Sir C. Terser% Brainble, est. U. I. noes. 11. ft. Ld G. H. Ctiveinlish's Orcadenualit &fist Gee. Grammies Bristle, est. 71b. each, last mile of it. C. 20411, b. R. `MII ft. if declared on or before Mueday to the &tend October Meeting. BETTING FOR THE ST. LEGRR STAKES, AT DONCANTER. The following bettin; iloo1:/liveat Pontefract 3 tot apt Sir M. M. Sykes's Theresa. 4 to 1 apt Mr. Sitwell's Clinker. 6 to 1 agst Mr. Clifton's Poulton. 6 to 1 apt Sir C. Turner's Peter Manley. 7 to 1 apt Lae/Tit:wit 'a Easton. Bto apt Mr. Dumont Laurel-Leaf Tim following, with other* an Hui imported to rim for the St. ieger , Stakes, air- Mr Hewett's Stilton, Teazle Eviteb, and 311`11torgis. Duke of Ilamiltou's Petronins, by Sir Peteeffusis. Mr. Bower's Musa, by Stamford. Mr. H. Cooke's b. c. by Hyacinthus. BOROUGHBRIDGE RACES. Ws are desired to iodic', that the Plate to ►ase hose run for at Boroughbridge, t►is year, sad rridair did out take place, arose from a dedereucy of Dreary, sod sot horses as before stated. NAVAL lATALLIGENCE. POITsSIOOTII. SEPT. 16. The Surly cutter is appointed convoy for Guern sey...sAVlnd Ea3terly. •EPT. 17. Arrived the Rio Nova, Martin, from Landon for Madeira; Golden Grove. Pearce, from St. Vincent's; and the Lord Demean, Lime, from Limerick. Sailed His Majesty's s:tip Recoup, with The following ships under convoy, viz : The General Stuart, Tottenham, Asia, Derwin, Wal thaniatow, Oemin, Unto°, Sir S. Luabitigtoo, and Fort Sit. ham for the East Indies ; 'Mims arid Mary, Cyrus, sod Charleston, for the South Seas ; Prospect and Si... Tap. Poe, for the Cape of Goal Hope. tiled like Majesty's cutter Surly, with a car toy for Guertleey.—Wind E. - - DE•t.. SEPT. 16. Arrived the St. Alban's, from the Westward ; Cherokee, from the Northward ; and the Desperate and Royalist, from a cruise. &Ailed the Hero, Bellerophon, Illustrions, lae 4 a. (ale Bombay, Leviathan, and Venerable, to the Northward. —Wind N.E. SEPT. 17. Sailed Wm Majesty's ship St. Alban's to the northwanl ; and the Treaty, with the transports, having on board the Guards, &c. under convoy to the U estward.—Wind N.E. FROM SATURDAY _irk - 117"S GAZETTE. AilmiratrOffer, Sept. 17, 1801. Cary of a Letter loin Via-Admiral Sir James haaramer, K.B. Cosawmader-io-Chief of Majesty's Ships and vessels la the Katie, to the Hon W. W. Pole, dated an hoard the Victory, •ff Galahad, the dills of Aerial, 11109. Ste—Herewith 1 inclose a letter 1 have received from Captain Mason, late commanding His Majes ty's ship Daphne, stating the capture of His Da nish Majesty's charmer Acutif, which you will please to lay before the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. I am. Ike. J. HAIJIIMItIL. His Majesty's ship Daphne, off Kabbalis t , sib Agent, leve. Ste—l have the pleasure to inform you, that His Majesty's ship under my command, this morning captured the Acutif schooner, belonging to His Danish Majesty, after a chase of six hours. She is commanded by E. Anderson, Second Lieutenant in the Danish service, and is pierced for twelve guns, bnt had only eight mounted, long three pounders, two of which she threw overboard in the chase. She was close to the shore nhen we took her. She sailed from Christiaweand the sth, in eompany with a small cutter of four pins, which we drove on shore. after taking pos•cession of the schooner. I have the honour to he, etc. F. .1.t%o::, Captain. To bit Jame% basmaree, Vice.Admirai of the Blue, are. &c. &e. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Robert Smith sad Jobe Hewitt, of Liverpool, painters. March Charles thrisby, Jam Lomplen, awl Thomas liettlewell, of Lowlier Aogset 31, left. J. Des la. Keith mil Jam Robinson, of Princesiestreet, Mielleme„milliorts. September 7, 11108. mil Robert Sears, late of Cadford St. Peter, Wilt., drapers. September 13, ivos. 1 John Denkerly sad Haan Walker, of Bridge-street, Hea -1 ^ester, ami No. 7, Cattalo°. , Losoloo. June 30, 2505. John Ryland, James Ryland, avid John Smith, of Bir mingham, bothmusskers. April Junatltaa Smyth, Thomas Butler, George Beef-raft, and Samuel blondes, of blirfield, York, irmunasters. August la. 1 7. 'llamas Martin and Rio isr Goodfia, of (iloatester, piu rookerr. Lagoa 3, Noe. John Crawahaw, jou. Richard Pallas, Sam. Poppleirell, Bets. Hutton, Jorseris and John Atkiaeon, litt Hopis, la the parish of Le. 41., York, irosmasters July 16, tnos. E. illwatee, H. HOoter, and Jon. /Ismer, No. 46, Jets') street, St . Jatari'm inib.iiors. April 30, Datairi Hera. William Timorous, of Iligh liolboru, Iliddirsea, lints-dr vers. Sept. to , tuna. ioserb Wood sad Thomas Wallace, of Veliiugsliore, Dor- - - be i g e t t, i =te. Sept tar. - • Geeddy sad Robert Creham, of King-tun. apieltaseretiants. Sept. ts, may Edis sal Peal and Jobo Peasta, of Nen gate -sti ect, Lana.. it, liaett-drapers. Sept. to, atoll. BANKRUPTCIES LNLAR(:EI). ',sae Gear of Old Gravel-lane, Si Sirneec, Middlesex, frs:ta September go to Nalenthcr t, at tea, at Callahan. I.orrie. Jahn Forel, ef 3lsalhorna;lt street, Carnahy•ntark , t, Middlesex. victor:alter, fries itcpterabtx to to October es , •l ten, at Guildhall, Loorlint. BANKRUPTS. Jobs Warrington, of Pri.Othehnetouse. Sures, grocer, to sanauder„ Septender t, October 1 and Kr, at ten, a Guildhall. Laseloa. Attu' ite,s, /deem' .11eoch, Brox ell, ed GROW, t, heath...Lk. Walilart /heir staff, of Natulihatu, bidierlaarr, W sae- • raider, Sopt.'ddrez 24, October I arid 13, al tea, at Gudl ill, Loudon. A &Conley", Nr. Forintoor, of Ilkerseet-attlet, Carendioh•egoare ; and Skews. Cotentin' dad Fadleld,Nottinetain. Josluta Watts, of Whiteernaa.street, Sl. !Arles, &DlMWorth 1110erf. 40 ',WINSIIIOr ' Selo. mite: ea, OctOber 1, and to, at tea, at Guildhall, Lou. Attocary, Mr. Michell, Danis-evert, Ilivad-aural, London Frederick Frasier; Illuudell, of Colczaaii-rtrcel, I.ondon„ insuraucri-broker, to surreadrrOteptcnibre 20, at one, aid October I sad 29, at toch c, at fit Loadoe. Attor neys, Mewl. ratifier, Total inaur.a, and 'lloaaators, wart, AI hrograertiiii-itrpet 11'illiain George and Wit lam Hewlett, both late of Lifer pool, hinip-rnakere ' to 'offender, October 4, 5. and 29, al use, aidise G luhe T Wen% is Joli-atneet, I.lverpool. At- Iturneya,"lllr. aserott, Liveryind , and kleinas Illakelork and Palmas, Tteiniite, Loudon. DIVIDENDS. October a. John Lucy. of 1;erpoo I, merchant, at one, at the Gleba Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Norcmtme Is. Juke Militias and Thomas Lacey, of ISe singhal4aUaet, Lolidun, factors, at ceveli, at Guildhall, Loixient. October to. William of Newhall-.tree', Birming ham, at ten, at du: %Ilene Hat lua, Ps;L.ilretre:t, Bit- laiut ham. NOVen.llll4 15. William Thompson, of Dean-street, Suutb •atk,Surrey, and Ebeuezer I..eallorater, of .Ilaur•plare, •Lautleth, Surrey, atercimutt, at tack., al Guil.thalt, I-ondou. _ . ' November is. John Bowman, of Water-lane, Loudon, bandy-merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London. Octelwr s. Francis Hendirrstiii, of Lull.Lury, Loudon, ~e chaot, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. October 114. Rees Evans, late of Muth) r Tydrill, Glamor pu, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Dual, TA“.111, Coro street, Bristol. October to. John Toyama* of Birmingham, factor, at tacks., at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. October to. George Wails, of Chichester, hatter, at too, at the Fleece tun, Chirbestrr. October to. Thomas Daily of Cldelnater, linen-draper, at two, at the Fleece Inn, Chichester. October art. Jonathan Munn, of Markeaotreet, Hertford, straw-hat-nnaufacitocr, at eleven, et Guildhall. Louden'. September as. lames Battershell, late of Portansimih, Southampton, ship-ehmidler, at one, at the Royal Oak has, in Formes. October lib. John Cole, of Cockhill, St. Disastais, Stepney, taken/Me Stesboacheath, Middlesex, taller, at civic's, at Guildhall, Lowden. October to. John Crowther, of Barkieland, Halifax, York, cure-dealer, at Amen, at the Old Cock lon, in Halifax. November 25. James Crimson and Andrew M'Fienzie, of Manchester, cabeo-pnuters, at three, at doe Bellgew;ger Arms lun„ Manchester. September g 4. John Marshall sad Joan Lonsarke, of Workington, Cumberland, lancets, et twelve, at the booms of Mr. Brookes, intibolder, in Whitekaves, Canobertaud. CERTIFICATE--Orr. s. 'Maw Chew Patrick, late of Suffolk-Mae, Lewes% War anee-broker. TRANSLATIO?i OF THE ARTICLES FOR A SUS PENSION OF ARMS IN PORTUGAL. (crews The Ertrarrdieary anent et Frisky hist ) Sespeasion of Arno speed apes between Liestsaant-Greo. Int Sir Arthar Wslksley, Knight of the Order of the Bath, us the oat pert, sad M. Kellemass, Geaeral of Divivion, Crawl Wiser sf tbe Lesies of 11101110ar, Comessader of the Order of the ken env, Grad Crvies of the Bava tilts Ora* of the Lisa, ea the other part ; both invested with fan powers by the respective Genends of the French sad British Armies, dated Mead-quarters of the British Army, August *5, 1•08. Art. I. There shall be, from the present date, a 'aspen shin of arms Winos the lames of His Britannic Majesty and those of His Imperial and Rogal Majesty, Napoleon I. in order to treads' fee a Cwseefjaa, for the evecuatiou of Portugal by t h e Trawl *rosy. Art. IL The theocrats in Chief of the two armies, and the Admiral Commander in Chief of His Miasmic Majesty's Beet, of the amda at the Term, shall fa spools day win we an to meet os with point of the coast as shall be thought it, in order to treat for end eaaelude said Convention. Art. 111. The liver Sirseder shall form the line of de. mareation hotness the two amities: Torres Vedine shall set be occupied by either. Art. IV. The Commander M Chief of the British array shall come to isielwar the Portuguese armies in this Coo vention, sad their lute of demarcation shall be from Leis to Thureser. Art. V. It in providently *grad, that the French army 'lien is ss eme be anibulared prisoners of war ; that all t►ose of whom it wands shall be esaveyed to Franco, arms and baggage, and all their private property, of every descriptioa, au part of which shall be wrested hoes them. Art. VI No individual, whether saliva of Portugal, of a rummy in alliance with France, se of France, shall be sae tested for his politica& coodact ; t►ey site I be peoteeted their persona, their properties respected, and they shall be at liberty to ►wore from Portugal with what belongs to t►em, wit►is a stipulated time. Art. VII. The neutrality of the port of Lisbon shall be recognised wine raped to the itemise fleet ; that is to say, whew tie Pritieb army or fleet shall be in possession of t►e City eed Port, the same Seel shell not be molested daring its entinuame there, am obstracted whoa leaving it, iw ' have . , followed after it shall - quitted Mat part,bdase - lbetitue prescribed by the ma/him laws. Art. VIII. All the artillery of Farads calibre, as also all the horses of the French cavalry, shall be trsaeported to France. _ _ _ Art. IX. This suspension at arms shall not be broken with. oat forty-eight boors notice. Ms & sod agreed upon hi the forementiossed kSigeed) ARTHUR WELLF.SLEY. k NN,Hen. sit Division. ADDITIONAL ARTICLE. The puritans of the places occupied by Ilse FMK+ maw shall be included is the ptisrul Couverit.ika, dab., shall sot have capitulated before the lub inst. (Signed) ARTHUR WELLESLEY. h . , ELLER MAIN N, Geis ‘t Divisive. It,tsueCopy) A. J DA Lit Y M PLE, Captain, Military Secretary. NEETIMAS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, TV-41ORROW. ■. IL 1101111149 W, Loudon, mosey- lames Pearce, oeivemer . Janes kinnwly, pow or late of 11401witb, lima, lavono•kerper . 0 10 . . Jobe Foloth, Marlborough-court, Carnaby-market, . 3 10 victualler Isaac (a sr, Old Gravel-lase, Si fveorge, Middlesex, victualler . 3 10 islets Corbin Hayward, amber's-street, Goodman's. Fields ' our ur late pursuit uf . the Voited kingdom Ease limliatiaan, dealer aodcliapaiaa . . e 10 Hubert Itulnusuu Mauchester, cotton-dealer . e 10 3 1 DIVI DEN DS. Chrigtophol Shaw, Jowepi. Graham, sod Joka Burs, Soutbatuouo, wlow-oerchant CERTIFICATES Joseph Dae, late of Wood -street, Loudon, favor . noires Consul, late of Tlueadoeedle-street, London, but Iwo of die Gmve. Marines * 31 Wares, iasoraora-brolter . Join bielts sad William Milks, of Laia-ead, Status* potters. PRICE OF STOCKS, SATURDAY. 3 war Cert. Corbels • • 64 I 6 re feta awry 9 4 Imperial 3 per Cert. Imperial .6nruister Onerum !tells BoLds Ll‘cl,rper Bulls 3 6 prem. • C.4.--tole ter 6lli T. BlSts, Stre/...relterr, 4, CsnaiN, and g. Cbarans t -Cramt. IRISH arroclitt, Saes. I. Coe. DO'. 31 vr rem ' 711 . _ Ileb. $ wr rent, Saditiage--lhi4lin sa Loadtte ;Sq.: .....91 B77.Tris Os the DJ ismant, the Litly is i er J.hs Neleehr, Yarluasiirc, of accord mat. Oa "lois:lay, at It ightua, Y .rksLite , doe Lady of Stricklood, of a wk. AIARR 'AGFA. At Bath, G. P. Marklow, pact. of t►e war-oere. to )L F. Breretaa, tlaothwr of Major &crew*, of th,t tit,. On Friday, at St. Gcurue'a Church, 11.o..ner.op a, N oa h young, rsq. of Gartbril, to M.s% QOl, daughter or Mr. Jackson, of Calabira, near the same plat. DEATHS. Tlistesday morning, et her boost is Artford.boildiap, otter a lin:vein% illovss, Mrs. Uoyse, relict of Thomas Boyse. E.q. of Dmhap-hall, runnty Knew's, Irelaw!. n! his IndEniAn in Bath. James Maser Grant, Esq. eldest sou uf C. Gr.tut, E'sq. of the island of St. fla wing. Os the toth instant, in Fis 77th year, the Rev. John Ekina, D.D. R:ctur .f Newton Taney, and Trowbridge, Wilts. sad Deau of the Cothcdral Church of SalisbniT. Last week, after a short illness at his kunst is Wake field, Rickard Green, Eel. of I:eveethorp HOW. o ft . Leeds, one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace f ar t h e West :Rifling of York. Os Mond;', the K.v. J. Fisher, Rector of Menke, sto li'chmond (6 consequence of a fatal accident ou the mu , rs the itith of last mouth), to the deep regret of ao aftlifteti and of sanay others must cordially attached told". Ile as an been-hearted, elvorfol, tvmevoleut alas; a os. res.r and liberal Christian; and a seidetts liked to the m il sad religious liberties of simeakisd. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Shwa t ..... num. •Re ..1 Emcee alter..t. SALES BY AUCTION. K EMBERS, NEAR MAIDENHEAD THICKET, BERKS. Sy Mr. DANIEL SMITH, On the Premiere, THIS DAY, September 19 , isos, at Elneu "'Clock, THE LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, capital Brewing Utensils, Genies Lot, sad Frames, Dairy articka, MINS Household Funsitu,e, torn, Sc. the property of JOSEPH WILLtAMS, leaving his redden* at Keathas, to the parish of Bray. To be viewed em Moseley, the . ensusg of sale; C A M nines may he bed oo the Premien ; of Mr. Smith, Win sor ; and at h:s Hone, No. 9, linsiinnat, City. CAPITAL TOWN RESIDENCE. No. 49, BASEL STREET, PORTMAN-SQUARE. By I. DANIEL SMITH, At Garraway's Caffee-honse, 'Change-alie7, Corehill, Lai. doe, on THURSDAY, September 92, inataat, at Twelve o'Cloek, AN N Excellent, Substantial, Modern, and ad. soirably.fialshed DWELLING-HOUSE, sitested os the East-side of Baker-street, Tortosau-square, no.c in it., occupation of Henry Brooke, Esq., on Lease, which will ex pire is 11219, at the low rent of i 051., bat comminute! worth 1501. ; held for 70 years mid a half, at a ground test of 901. 40. per Bants. To be viewed by permission of the tenant ; printed Poe. Oculars may be had at Hatchet's Coffee-boose, Pieeudilix; at Garraway`s; of Mr. Smith, Windsor i and at his Rem. No. g, Nov Broalstreet, City. LEASEHOLD ESTATES, PIMLICO. By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, At Caraway% Coffee-house, 'Change-silty, Cornbill, Ursa des, on THURSDAY, September ea, instant, at Twain o'Clock, is Four Lots, RUR Substantial Brie•lt-built DWELLING. HOUSES, situate is Wa ow Buckinglen° Rate, Piratic°, in the parish of St. George, Hawsier-imusre, let to Mrs. Lath:nista, Mr. Bevas, Mr. Hooker, and Mr. Coles, teoants at will, at the anneal rest of Mil. each ; luta for as years at Lady-day Nit. To he viewed, by application to the tames ; pentad Par ticulars may he had at the Gun Tavern, at GUM* wires • of Mr. Smith, Wisdom ; sag at his Hesse, Ns.% New ileradatestt,City. MANOR OF WINKFIELD, BERKS. By Mr. DAM EL SMITH, At Caraway', CoKee•bouae, •Cbange-alley, Cornb,ll, Loo don, es THURSDAY, September 2e, 19th!, at Toon A Desirable COPYHOLD ESTATE oi 11 beritrince, subject to a fine certain of is. M., cat rent Is. 3d., herriot los., therefore nearly equal to Fry. bold; comprising a brick-ha:it DWELLING-ROM bare, stable, and wood-house; with cutlet', wrebord, sal rid Metaled meadow adjoining, containing above sill acres, pleassatly militated near Wiakield Church, Wisest Forest, in a dry, heathy, and agreeable port M moat* affording an excellent situation for a villa, with 'sodomises every directing, ire miles from Wisdaor, els from Raw Lam, and twelve from Reading ; let tents. &Wit, gamut d will, at 351. per annum. To be viewed, by appbcation to the tenant, where priatal Particulars may be bad; at Garraway's; of Mr. &KAN Windsor ; and at his House, No. 9, Browd-street, City. TO BREWERS, MA LTSTELS, SU I LDEILS, AND OTH MM.—NOBLE-STREET, Gen wELusratst, LONDON, IN 1 WO LOTS. By Mr. DANIEL. SMITH., At Garrawars Coffee-house, 'Changc.sllty, Caribllk k dß*, Du THURSDAY, September au, indent. at at o'Clock, consistiog of LAVery Valuable LEASEHOLD E.STATEI comprising a net voand rent of *91., amply sawn emu very large plot °lgraine', on are erected mey ciipe gal store-hmisey, rai I.Louse, sod stables. let to dews. Juin sad Peter Calvent, Beeweis, fir 40 ye-in, from LaJoat t too*, with a covenant to attend the same two and s 'on years beyond that time. Lot comprises a most capital and substantial nap d brick sad well. timbered boildiags, villain/13g Lot 1., tit Inn piety of John Yid:Leis Taylor, Esw. subject only ta the* gibuud-rent of al. per wino Heed for a Sella std year', wanting eight days, Sum Lady-day last, of the mud value of gat. To be viewed, by tickets, three days pvevioos to the misi printed Particulars may be but Sf Sfr. Om.i . ce Wain. rime, Bllchinao-shat, Soutbwarlt ; at Garraway's C,u(100. hoax ; of Mr. Smith. Windsor; mid at his Homy, Nip * New Broad-street, City. HERF.FeR HSH IR E . .. By Mr SQUIRE, At Gteraway's Cofer-bow; on THICIUSDAT, the He Hay of October, I.J/ at Twelve fetlock, AVers - Valtioble FREI:1101.D ESI the Coasts of Hereford, unmprisiog the Manor m Royalty of HAMPTON COURT, thei Aerient Masc. Rouse (replete with wrcommodotios fee a Isere forilly,- °' ne dices, glll4Olll, pie/ wore gr Asada, part, the in.,,ur water Gill, lake, and Ash prods; preinresque cutt groom 000. ls sad plaatations, highly orrearrensed %tab t Der, chiefly oak ; comprioine upwards of twelve hay+ statute acres of very rich arabk, meadow postere, • e‘l' hop ground, sad wood land ~ tythe free), s i e liOtfully in a beautiful comae!, five codes distant from the bor,u. Leominster, Moe front the airy of Hereford, sad s* decd and thirty-Eve fruits to.,don. To be viewed, by tickets only or on eppliention Tanner, nt the Ste•ard's hour, in Hampton-Cousrt wh-,ru printed Partied% us nay ,e had ; silo 41 Hereford; the Hop Pule • Inn, liVortester; at Gan- Catie-hease ; of E.l•urd Boodle, Tag Loser Crook.. wed of Mr. Clnridgr, No. 47, Pall- Lonsioa ; • pls.. d! lie testate may be seem. LIONLKIPN Printed by C. Ir r11;s0N, Fo Buswell-e, an,l'ait.y-birree, lord r• Pm. 13. BSA or St ( Hyrr., of !note n't 6 " . lode ho Ike lthicc,.rott will be dui) attaues aMd at 1 urrh, • 'xi T' lAa T wo I,t: r Arum Cap san Joimit fluor Stahl Oo Young Ti Intim lb, C. Dream Mao T Ca Jir C lama dui ; Lean, • Leto seta, No. I To .1 • Don mend) . &rib . (Stet' Ike CC 111 dig o.' • ef (Melt ts re• 41 I. r i c sore& ;• of we a- *A a ' Ir. Wei tai ry • 9, impel e . 3. ( COLA Ittie U tsd ( 1 " . ail ibe 1111 "At very were A ONE lam k^• sixth eon . 21 rY t 131111 '.at. ilm.• Wel 1111 4 OP 0 1 , 3 r cd