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>- d~ •` A . - StirE PAPER. BY IIIS MAIFS l'Y THE KING Or PRITSSI4 4 AS tw,r , T. U 61' AU iII3ItITY IN Toe C zerri OF r. ,:nc.1.1.11(11, or roe IsT otc. 1806. i ; The tattle el the 14th of last month was, not withstanding the most courageous eToris of the army, so unforitinete in its issue for the arms of Prutsi I. that the enemy found the way quite open to the Capital, mid into the heart of the Monarchy. The Kin . * was Of course induced to propose an at mistier he thought he might promise him , elf a rod Peeeptian in this undertaking. durieg the hattle, he had received a letter from the Emperor Napoleon, full of friendly exptessinns. Bit to this rrnpnlol, as no attentior conid be paid, unless His s 1 :ices cemented tii numerous sacrifices as the fundernental basis nt peace, toe King, who immedi ately perceived the whnle of the danger to which Lis feith'ul snbjefis would be irevitahly exposed, petered those act ifices to the lens certain and dis tant meaas of saving the cot) 'ry, by trusting to the fate of e•ms; he tare:fore depended ueon every risk far the preservation of the in I-pendence of the Mn rsrchy, and dispatched his Mitii tie of State, the Margie, Lueehesini, on the 18th ot Oeteber, with fell pewees, t • the heed-quarters of the Emperor and King. The sacrifices to e hien the King had mithori ell his Minister, the Marquis Litech sini, to accede, were the ..'"effs of the :idea ties which the enemy had o'aatrird by the fortune of a angle day; and His Majesty's metposels were deemed so mode rat e that on the 50th of ()Reber, they %Cre accept ed a , the basis of a peace by the Grand Marshal of the Palace, Du: ec, who was charged by the Ernpe tor and King with the conduit of the neenciations. Upon these hones, she peace might -have been ttnrt..itival wit! ow Its of time ; and the K-ng, on his part, had :unitedly taken all the necessary mee ewes to ftefil the conditiens of the piece without day immediately after Its conclusion. The Emperor Naaolenr, on the contrary, refused to di .eentiene the prosecution of hostiliti , s ; be not only suffered his army, we tout relaxation, to follow up all the advantages they had gained, but at the Lame time overran all the provinces cn the Oder and the Wartha, which were imprevided with troops. These provinces. equally with the capital, were com pelled to feel all the inconveniences of war. From the head-querters of the litheeror, min four days after the corditions of peace were received, a sedi tious Poet ireatien was issued, printed, and distri• hued among the inhabitants of Smith Prussia, ex citing them to inertretlinn, and which was promoted in various waye. H herever the enemy's troops ar rived, they seized u,:on the King's prop,. ty. se questered use royal treasures. and even endeavoured •to compel His Majesty's servants to eel against him, contrary to the oath of fi lelicy which they had eak. n These tweets soon excited suspicion that the Em peror WI: by no En,. .as in earnest to conclude a peace up.:a the conditions which had been pro posed: hLe rtilefatigable but vein effi its of His Majesty's Pienipoteei any o canapes the cuutse ot the Nego onatioa tire .1, were em till it wit CZ rr• sly de(!are "tire the Emperor must avail himself nt tie tint irtunautaituation into which Pi us sia bed failen, in consequence of the battle of the letli. to conclude a peace with !Usti/ and Eng ibted•" This declaration left no doubt. reineining. The bases of peace which had been formally cell ciude-d were now entirely set aside; and instead cf these, an armistice was peepered on the part of the French, the conditions of w'ach, a: the very mo mem when it -wee supposed every diftieulty had been . got over, were increased with eviay advantage ob .tained by the enemy. After so mane hopes that gill remained unrealized, Ilse hlajesty's Plepipotent iary at length, on the 16th .ni November. thought proper to canclude the 4r anistice metked (A) in the Stipp:ye - lent ; by that ratans to *die some beundaiies to the iecteesiog dr rnat.da of the enemy. This aift was ecccmpanied . by the offit ial Declaration of the Prince Benevento. the Minister sit Fircis,n Affairs. marked (B) ; the contents of which prove more clearly than an thing that preceded them, that Prussia would flatter her self in vain, snonld she indulge the root t shunt hope of pres.rving peace, even by nuthing the neirea;on able sacriSces which the Armistice di:mended. And if His Maje.ry had been inclined to indulge this hope, it was no longer in his power to fulfil the con ditimis expressed—to compel the retreat of the Rus sian Armies ; for as the French troops, even during the Armistice, had advanced towards the Vistula, it WAS then impossible to arrest the march of the Rus sians, who saw their own frontiers threatened. No choice now remeieed for Hie Majesty ; he was compelled to refuse his ratificatioupf the armis tice conclueted by Marshal Duroc on the 22d of . November. It oily remained for His Majesty to solicit the Courts of St. James and St. Peters'ourgh to negocilte with him for the bases of a genera . peace with the Emperor Napoleon. This His Ma i it, has done ; and, ender the distant hopes of a soppy issue to this proceeding, His Majesty has not yet recalled his Plenipotentiary, the Marquis Luc. clsesica, from the head-quarters of the Eniperse and King. W oda the King has thus done every thing in his power to prevent the further effusion of bided, he has, on the other hand, been incessantly occupied in prepeling die means of :mita:ince with which Provi- P deuce hai applied his... Ti,ough the fortreoes of Stettin, f.ustrin, and Magsfebuigh, isms. ishsteniseg their being abundantly suppled with provisions, arid/oral/nod with sutil:iri.t garrivto, have been onjus illobly surrendered i.y tfoeir Governors and Cynsmanders ; yet the remaining titrtresses of the country, and partiet.larly those on the Vistula, , hate hers with the Inmost aelivity placed in the best ,state of defence. and coaficiril to the care of reso - Joie and faithful G.mmanders. i'Le troops re m iii.ir.g ih the provinces nn the Vistula, and.the ; Wattfes, %sell form a junition with the u. and h rave ktossian armies; besides which, a new • • army:will be cAlesfrea, and got in readiness fur see , vice. The Ling, therefore, relies upon the support of the yawn, which, in the Seven Years War, made , a:I sri,, s• stated against almost the whole of Europe, , *sorbed* gave 11'.) signs of dsspoir or irre.olution, s thota t ei sierra as noir, the capital, arid the 61CAter pert of the kilig,km, 11,11 &ilea jig° the power of _the enemy, rod chose to sustain th- greatest find dangers, with a deuce of &Mess and intrepi dil which rendered-it the wonder of the age, and that of posterity. The stake we now contend fur is greater than ever. We now fight for all that is ho nourable to the nation and sacred among mankind. This is well known to the country arid to the whole world. Kmg has only taken up arms to defend his independence; nor sell the enemy succeed in d ceiving the people with the idea of a Lcialihntr, for which there is not the feast foundation. In the Se ven Yeats War, Prussia stood alone, or at least without any considisrable assistance from any other nation, against the principal powers of Europe. In the pr-sent war, she depends upon the aid of the powerful and magnanimous Alexander, who wi.l raise his whole force in her behalf. In this great con'est, Prussia will have but one and the same in terest %sir?' Russia Both will stand or tall together. From this intimate cotmetlion between the two Powers, and in so sacred . cause, against an enemy whose power has so lankily men to such a giddy height, that he no longer sets any hounds to his good fortune, a happy issue cannot be doubted.— Perseverance in danger, conformably to the glorious example cf our ancestors, can and must infallibly lead us to viStary. (14.,at full.mr the Armistice cmewled at elarlattenbiirgli, cwt the- 16th of 111,rember, the terms of whim are elves y laaltorc the Pte,the (A d FRENCH DF.CLAR "t7IOST. ) " The Undersigned, Minister tut Foreip Af fairs, has been ordered by His Majesty the Lmperor and King to make the following Declaration to their Excellencies the Marquis of lucelsesini and General Zastrow, the Plenipotentiaries of His Prus sian Majeity o Four COaalt4llll, the last of whielt has produced the present war, have been formed against France. Ey- ry in, of the four has been conquered. *I he vie tortes iihtaiiied over each of them have placed vast terrimiies in the power of His Majesty the Emperor and King. Three times has France, with 4 fil”at.. ration unexampled in history, restored the whole, or nearly the while of her conquests, and re established on their throne!, without almost one i mot their power, Princes wh were hue led from ;hem by victory. The conJus which His M jesty the Emperor has thrice pursued, he is v ill dis posed to follow, without- consider ng, that this ex Creme moderation may, before the - xairation of ten years, produce a fifth coalition. But in the course of these perpetually reviving wars, France, Spain, a-id Aland have lost their Colonies. It is natural, it is just, that the ccuotries which the ught of war has placed in the Emperor's power, should be employed as compensations for these colonies. But that which particularly distinguishes the injury done to• France by the fourth coalitiiin is, that the Porte has lost its independence Wallachia and Molelavia, governed by met whom it had justly de• pesed, and whom the threats of Russia forced it to restore, are hecome absolute conquests in the hands of Russia. Die complete indepcedence of the Otto man Pottebeing one of the great iihjeds of France, His Majesty the Emperor woald lose the prin cipal reward of his successes, if they' did not tend to insure it. His Majesty, consequently, can not restore any of the ten ItoreS which toe chanced arms has placed in his power, heinre the Ottoman Porte shall he reinstated in the plenitude of all its righ-s over Wall ichi. and Mahlavia, arid the, its ab solute indepeadt nce shall be recognised and guaran teed. " The Undersigned has the honour to renew to their Excellencies the Marquis of Lticchesini and Major-General Zistrow, tha assurances of his high consideraticn. " Balm. Nur. 16, 1406. C M. TALLEYR AND, '• Ponce of litoeyentu." 1:11011 SATURDAY WWII'S GAZETTE. Admiralty-05es, Janmary 1567. Copy of a Letter from A41111f.11 young, C .contender In Citi4 of His Maj,sty's Ship; mat VC%ICi3 at VI? muutti, to Wia.aiu MatideNfaq. ; dated the Ith tuatara. Ste-1 enclose, for ti iolorrnaticn of the Lords Commissioners of Vac AdmiraliF, a latter I ►eceived from lieutenant Callaway, c:,ininander of his Majesty's Schooner the Pickle, giving an ac count olds* capture of the French cutter privateer La Favorite. I have the honour to he, etc. NV. Yourto. It MJjtity's Schooner Ptekb-, Pltotooth, solJaistear,, IR I beg leave to acquahrt yon, that. on the morning of the 3d inst. the Lizard bearing North fiveleagucs, I saw a cuter in the S. E. steering to the West- ward, undor pest of sail, and a bug in chase of her, which proved to be His Majesty's brig Scor pion ; all sail was immediately made to close with the cutter. which was effected about ten o'clock. We esehanged a few broadsides. Finding lie W4l pushing hard to get to leeward of us, I Lad him on board ; and, in a few minutes, was in possession of the Favorite French cover privateer, K.l. lino troche, commander, of fourteen guns, with a com plement of seventy men, one of %diem was killed and two ivotmded. She left Cherbeorg on the lit inst. has made no capture; is well found, and only two months off the stocks. lam sorry to add, that Mr. George Alvey, acting Master, and one seaman, are badly. and Mr. Charles I lawkir.r. Sub-lieutenant, slightly, wounded in boarding. The damages we have otherwise received are trifling. The officers and seam[ n under my command met it my warmest praise, for their cool and steady conduct. I take the liberty of recommending to their Lordships' notice Mr. Hawkins, Suh•lieutenant, to whom I am much indebted for his activity and exertions in boarding, and afterwards getting the prize char. Captain Carteret, on coming up, took Cm prisoners on board the Scorpion, to land them at Fa.ntouth. I have the honour to be, &c. Dan. CALLAWAY. Admiral Young, Commander in Chief, ie. ire. Le. C.ipr ..f sa.Rhrr I. , .ttet (torn Admiral Young to Williams M4r•droo ' 1 1i daunt as Plytooota for atit Se —1 h erewiih transmit, for the information of the Lords Comm.ssionets of the Admiralty, a letter from Captain Brown, the cortimander of Hs Ma jest)'s sloop the Plover, arcing an account of his having captured L'Elize French cutter privateer, of St. Malo. 1 have tie amour to be, &c. W. Young. Hy Majostri Mr" Mew, a. t IR, Januar, 1, 1107, W t a Leoguas. Ft it—l Irg to make known to roe Hw MajPety'• :Icor tuna:mud, this 4ar captorcJ the Frencil caner pivitter 1.171::?, of fourteen guns, with sixty-six ni:n. seven (Lys 'roar ht. Mato, And has not, male any capture. I hav: the honour to be, &c. PIIIL:e Blown. William Voting. El. Admiral of the Mu., he &c Sc. Fly Extract of a L-tter from Vtoe.• Virniral Dintstas, to Willum _ . . . , 111a , deo, E,•i; dated at lAint•utli„ thl Bth iubtatit. I enclose a letter from captain Stoddart, of the Cruiser, which has this moment arrived with a French privateer, Le Jena, of sixteen guns, which she wok on the 6th inst. off the Galloper. Has Majesty% Sloop Cruiser, Yarmouth MY LORD, Ruda, January 8, 1857 On the tith inst. at eight a. w. being eight leagues south of the Galloper, we observed a sus picious lugger S. E. ;teesing for the Flemish coast, under a press of sail ; chased, and, in four hours, came up with and captured Le Jena French priva teer, of sixteen guns, three and tour-pounders (two of which were thrown overboard during the char',) cominand:d by Monsieur Morel. She had taken three English vessels on the Ist and 2il inst. :shout seven leagues from Fl..mbro' Head; they were part of the Baltic convoy separated in a gale of wind ; viz. the Felicity of Yarnsciuth, Neptune of Sand. r land, anal Bee of Kirkaldy. lam happy to add, that the masters and crews were on board the pri vateer ; aid their vessels are likely to be recap tured, having shaped a course for Goree, and were ne:.t day followed by the privateer, who endea voured to enter that port, wben Lhe was chased off by a frigate and cutter; and, the day atter, fell into our hands Le Jei.a was only fourteen days off the stocks when taken. She is well found in every thing, and sails remarkably fast. I have, kc. P. StOIUDART. The Right Hon. Lord Keith, der. 3:. R. PitOSIOTIONS. If a , CY, elk:Willly 10, 1807. Rota, Rer,:meitt et 11.ose Goards—Gen. MTh Duke of Nor th rla,,!, K. to be Co one;, vice Void Marshal the Dolt • of flicomood, deceased. ed by the lord I ientencna of tie County of Midd.c.ex. Royal E.,at 1111.1dlesex Ensien Como Camcion to be Lacuceoant. Dated October 13, 164;4. Rnyal Westminster Min 1. Henry Freven. Cwnt. le be En yn. Dat,d as abase. Flat BE3IIIIOO of QUe,n% Royal Vo.untert. Joseph 1 0 .4.5ua, Gent. to be Second I.,l„,utettaist, site James I),ekeus re.igued. Dated September 23, 1144. PARTNERSII►PS DISSOLVED.' Joseph Summons and W.l*. Howell, of the Iligh-street, Birmuiguam, gun aud,:nat.l manufact Brom the. Jl, 1814. hettertuvra.te. Thomas Chasul.y, and Edward Cox, of Lancaster. Jan 1. 1807. _ Francis Inchiey and Richard Kamen, of Horde.ley, in the pa I,h of Aston. near ilirroinghatu, to the county of War e/WIC, umbrella, parasol, and f ore menu:amanita. Jan. 1, 807. Robert Raveli ten, Traneitneentana, ar Newntnreh, ~ f Knoptun u,Kin Hall , met,hanui,, comenuc.on agents, and ern • •rs. ja., 1, 1207. Nmkolat Waterhome and James Si:!, of Lirt.rinao!, brokers. Jima. Be.lasss 1t Tdl,tone and Joins Monklsousm, of New Shore h.ssas, su ma county of Sussex, tiastser.usercnants. J..ts Ibu7. Sehwestzer and Joh.i David on, of Cork-street, Bur t ogton.prilesis, in the p.arish of St. J;,nits, We3ttnitister, Llve. Dee. it. Ibu6. Wninbe and kotrnt Harrison, of the, Cap Cham'm++, alto .spte greet, London, merchant+ And ntsurance.Lnokers. Uee.3l„ . lao6. Samos*. Bishop and Jobn Bishop, of the city of Btatel, vel lum mot parcniiient.ntakers. Dec. SI, It. G. Woll,ans Pltdier and Henry Bothell, or Dent..s.reet Sah.bury squaw, in the city of London, carpenter and holders. 1). c. le. 6: A.ticanditr ernw and Rnilaert ISVGliolsont, of R..ttn!T-h:gh wa4, tailors aad siopiellera. Jan. 3, 137. 4.4 Nurth•Alleanit, in the county of York, and Joint W.laon, .4 Bronson% in the aid county, iiil,ll aucic‘nt.mt-ntanu:acturer%. Jan, 1, 11307. Charles Warden and Jolla NIX knurl', of the Minories, Lowden, sc.ile-snakers. Dec. 21, 18 6. %Voltam Musgrave and Mattnew W..lker, of 1.m1,, in the county 11i York, ni dieters. Jan 7, 1807. Thomas Doan, of New flond-streer, in the county flackneymm, and Juserli Tooth, of liampto.i, in said county, esacts-itiager. Jan. 3, 18u7. Gootiga Wiltshire and William Marriott, r.f the Poultry, in the city a L.Jadtm, vintners and taveiwitecy,ra. Der 1606. Samuel Dutton and William Ferrid of L.verpool, broker. and euostnis.ion agents. Dec.3l, thud. Thomas Ludiey and Filsra.d I.ardley, of the city of Exeter, dealers in china, &vs, and htaffordahtre earilieu-tare. Dec. 31, 1110 G. John Simpson, James Simpmn, Francis Simpion, and Tho.oas Hade's, of Kendal, in the snooty of WestmorclanJ, lime and spirit-merchants, groters, and West India merchants. Dec. El, la 0 6: _ _ James Pemberton and Francis Fookes of Sash-court, Wil ton street, Aluorfield,, Loud o n, oi.-irl u ate-svoikers and b.a- Ler,. Dec.3l, 19011. BANK RUPTi. _ _ James Epwerth, of Spalding, in th, county of Lincoln, gro cer, dealer and CR•p111411, to surrender, January 23, 24, and February 21, at eleven, at the %Vhite-Haa Inn, Spaldrue. Attorneys, Mr. Green, Spalding ; and Mr - sn. Harvey and Bryant, Stnne-building., Lin:rdn's..lnn, Lennon. Thomas K,dd, late of the town and roanty of Newcastle spen•Tytte, utl.eloth manufacturer, to surrender, January 2.1, 24, and February 21, ar eleven ' at the Turista Ilead Inn, Nilo. .castle. Attorneys, Mr. Wallraus Ilarvey, Newcastle • and Merin. Weithllll and Stephenson, Caste street, 141boru, London. Benjamin Trickey, of the Borough of Flympton Earl, in the county of Devon, butcher, to surrender, January 17, at ten, February 2d and dI, at eleven, at the rope's Head, in the Borough o' Flynt lath. Attorney•, Mr. Llne , o, Flympton ; and M,tsro Street and Woolie, ritalpet-lane, London. .10.etill Leman., Cue, of Fliih-st•cet, La.ubctli, in the county of Surrey, victualler, dealer and chapmen, to surrender, January 20, 84, and February 21, at ten, at Garldhall„ Lon. don. Attorney, Mr. Nleynrott, Charlutte-street, Black6urr• Road. John Lucy, of Liverpool, in the county of Laneauet, mer chant, porter &elm and chaianasi, to surrender, February 2, 3, and :21, at eleven, at the Globe Jelut-street, la verpoul. Attorneys, Leftward Aacroft, kwl-lane, and I lenry Slakelock, Temple, London. Thomas Tills, of Wyrno.olharn, in the county of Norfolk, tordearner, dealer and chapman, to sitrrend-r, Jarruory 17, 2 4, and February 21, at three, at the White Swan Inn, perish at St. Peter, of Mancroft, In the city of Norwich. Attritive. s, Metals. William and John Mitchell, Wyout sidliam, Norfolk and Mr. Benjamin Follett, Papor•Buddu.g., Inner 'l'enapl.., London of Weloon, in the enmity of Hertford, meteter, dealer and thaproan, to surrender, January 13, 17, and E•hruary 21, at ten, at Gu.ld!.all, I.olsuen. Attorney, Alt. Taylor, O'd-street-naat, Lon , lnn Ju l eps, to.merst late of Ye..tral, sr, ths county of Somerset, victualler, skater said chapman, so amender, January 19, 11 , , end relorsaary 21, at eleven, at the Aferarani Inn, 1 curd. At torneys, Messrs Wusn . Yeual, Somerset. Thousaslarton, of I..tverpoal, In the county of I.nica,.or, merchant, to outrank,. IfeLtruoi 3,4, and 1, at thee, ..t the iftor lintel, in Willearonton'o-square, Liverpool. Attorney, Re4ert Gnomon, Go -La lintaut, nf the cry of Noss iris, in the re.in'y . - Nadia*, drarzr, aurret.der. Fehr:aryl, 9, And 41, A t e l m , at the Stafjoid Arms, Waicrfitld, in the team" of Yaik. Annie; s, Mr. Lambert, I lation-gen!.m. London ; Norwich ; and Mt. Ci.lvanl, Wakeneld. DIV !VENDS. patr i o t) , di. ..1 Am, s, of the Nriepiteed, parish of 4 .. Venires nt the Eau, rn t.lty emtualler, denhi chairman. ratan. at GniPrlnail, I.ondop. Fe..l=rl 11. Thumat Varela? Cat,lis.s, of Cointer of Souihwaric, 000wy or Surrey, c .rn mauler , *lea k ; end cheptnau, at terlya, et Vinildnall, Landau. Janu.ry SI Sari el Fuller late of Cambridge, in the county of Cambridge, diaper, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guild. hall, London February 10. Alexander Cnckhum, of Gras',..lim lane, in county .dle dcAler alt.l cliaparzir, at tatty,. at Gui:dhall, Lisidon January 31. G..o'go reldon of !ergate-street, Londe'', eablnet-maker, dealer sod At..puw., at tocive, at Guarthel L.ndoti. Feb.u.try U. Frederic dadin, otherwise Fedor lwanef late• nt Angel court, Throgmortrio street. Loudon, end temente of Matron Widen, in thr eounty of dealer and cl.a,insan, al o•.r, at Guildhall. February 17. John Taylor, of Ch itwin, in the county o t Kent, whie-merchaut, 4 our. at (furldirall , Loirrion. January 31. Jat.n J ales , nf Threaohiecd'a street, in the eit• of leriadon, wati.liousemati,d.ala and ellapiihui, a. tarbe, at GuiNhall January St. Fly Botturnka, of the Grand Juneti Wh,ti . Wltefrlats, and of IN.:git., ill the roo , . rr of MAL •sen„ coal matt.itaitt. dealer and eltapuams at tent Gu.1.11. til _ _ Fehtuary 3 Jureph Sergeant, late r,f Retail, corn, Mia t . ittmet. lAA 11, worelouwe.la.vt, ates:er and e;:a...• se, at eleseii, Chillalhall February 4„ Wllllllll !Saab, It, the cif, of Cu.o t, draper, at twelve, at the ta,e,a. DialvJa lust, in lite cel) Chrrt•r. February 6. William Setelit. of Ovenden, nti - noigh Halifax, in the e At.t.y of Yurk , tnetetla , I, dealer and SINN at tett, at the Whiie Linn lon, in N.,,,f ax. CFRTIF ICATES--.J•n 31 Frederick Kampf, of itaillealia , place, t the e tuuty of dfi is sex coiner , limiter, rleolci eha i ,m i n I).tra geed, Late of H in the county oC al:tt j,,,Aua H e, k„,, , o f meosser, its the county of Warwick, gro cer and chandler. - (Trio., Taylor, raf liiimainghotn, in dui 'moray of Warwick, coutusun-carrier. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE% PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 11 Saifcci the Daring gun-brig, for Guernsey. FLYMOATH. JAN. 7. Sailed His Majesty's ship Pha nix, for Portsmouth, to be repaired. It Win the Marosfectit, of 74 guns, which sailed from Casesand Bay, yesterday, to j.an the Chancel Fleet, and not the Colossus. as 'wed before. DILAL,JAK. 9. Remain in the Downs His Majesty's ships, &c. as per last. JAN. 10. Arrived the. Evrtioi gun-brig, from Ydrimuth.— AVi:..l -;.§.E. TA LMOUT:I, SAW. 7. 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January 22, at Twee* iiCht• k. by Order of the Lxamnoia of th, lam Thema, ; Lot I. A COACH-110U3F. and Three-stall Is STANI.E, w th Load:lures It on, and W.- loft over toil soma, most eligibly Nn. 13, Williams's Mee', Der..n.iiiie•atreet, Portl sod place; hehl (or •n unespir.d 'sun of 69 Deus, at the root u( 41. per annum, sod Kt to a Motiiit at will for e,v.it gaineas Per annum. • Lot 2. A R f.VERSIONI TIitn)SAND *ad TWlkk 11" POUN:)S 5 . 14.111.1N0, amply Fecund wn Lege Estate in Giuueesterslstro, p aisle on the :esti' '4 a Lady . b ed GS gm.a. Lot One to b• viewed, an.: rolculses had of Mr. Rickard son Charlotte-street, Devan•hir•-placa; and at No. 194. Piti:athhy. LONDON :—Pcnted b DAVIDSQN, No. !).alt.. Coati, flow-attlrt, Com.nt-Gtsiah, and rte...!ettrtl at the Office, Na IS. Hack of Rt. oe.neht`t Strand, tq W. et lie. 7, /Sew Illeltr:n•etteet. Lung Acre. Orden. Air. mg thr P 1171! to the (Ace (Is togaid) sobs