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indebted for even , assistance, and to the Captains, officers, and.crews, of those ships thut have b,en employed throughout a tediously protracted bloat s& (I,y whom every exertion hus been made with a &wee of cheerfulness doing duly' infinite houoUr), I reel extremely grateful, and ilc , tai it my duty to oger every possible testimony of toy approbation in their favour. 1 hove the honour to be, &c. (Signed) • Hb.. W. W. Pule, &c &c. &c . C. CorTait. •• Article" id a Coosantiou entered Into between Tice-Aderti. tat Scniaein, Knight of the Order of St. Alexander, - and other Ronan Orders, end Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, Bart. for the surrender of the Russian Sett, now anchored In the River Tagus. Art. I. The ships of war of the Emperor of Russia, now to the Tagus, as speeitied in the annexed list, shall be deli vered up to Ailunral Sir Charles Cotton, immediately, with alt their stores, as they now are ; to be sent to Eugland, and the held as • deposit by His Britaunic Majesty, to be re stored to His Imperial Majesty within sin months after the conclusiou ut • peace between His Britannic Majesty unit )f h !imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias. Yore-Admiral Scuinvin, with the Office.", sailors, and marines under his command, to return to ltuesia without aide condition or stipulation respecting their future so mires; to lw toureyed there hi meta of war, or proper scssels, at ttt expense of Ills Britannic Majesty. Vime and euoctinled on huard• the slap Twerday, in • the 7.eus, and on hoard Ills Britannic Majtet)'s ship offi 'loath of Meat River, the 3d day of - S-Dittutret, raPe • (Nig 11fd) TIE sniArlx. c.ii,ll:LLS' tToN. (4'mi-re:slimed) by Commend of the Admiral, L. Amer, Atormieur de College. (Coootersigoodl by Coraeriand of the Admiral, JAXCII KINWRDY, Scerehry. ,Lid of the Sbipa referred to in the foregoing ConTenticin, tater fee, Vtee-Adenral Peniivin, Captain du ter tang Ma teyo*, of 74 rnosoand 736 1:1101. Skorey,Captais deter rang Seselling,of63tots,sed 304 ems. St. ficena, Captain de 2,1 rang Ilitalataiskon, of 74 guo.., and :9, Ina U. IL Catael, Captain du , :ittrang !testator, of 71 run, iiad Srjo lekta Rakvato, Certain gad rang Rti:lschoff, of G 6 guns, sod 349 men. law,. Copt -Unit ,falyerit'n, of 74 vans, and 604 men. Motehner, Coptaid•Litinclaat Hastosoff, of 74 gym, old 6/9 m• a. RASO, of sn gosis, 'and 646 men. Doorooff, of sti r,ans, and *212 men. Tu.tranla.ll, Captain du and rang, Milked', or 74 goes, and 5t7 men. Tutal--461 tarn. . (Signed) ilAhlt/rPF, k Capitaine le Ptiii Son. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, SATURDAY, SPIEMBEIL 17. • An account of the late proceedings on the Tagus was published hist night in au EllettOrditoey Go sette., The case is even win* than the gloomiest imagination h conceived it. The French trOnias are to be vent ilOthe with id their plunder, and the •runnevit they yet foot in France they are liberty to invade Portiukai again, or he employed upon any other •ervice. The Itti%Aan fleet is to be Le l a as a deposit, until viz mouthy after the crwls:slots of a treaty of peace, but the Ititsyian officers and sea- - - men are to he bent home immediately, at the exptnse of En;land, and It:ft at litierty to be employed igninst Sweden or England a.. their So oanxitre miry thiuk proper. l'ressed as We are for transports, we must bcgot to send home the French troops within seven days from the ratification of the convention. Until the whole of them, sick , and well, are sent of?, they are to be supported 'by England; but BONAPARTE is to reimburse us for any extra expense incurred on that account; and that not a moment may he lost, a French Officer is to be immediately dispatched to France, in a British fast-sailing vessel, to apprire hint of the result, and enable him to make the best possible use of it. But this it not all : the Freud' troops, we mean the reinnatit of JI2NOT'II beaten army, amounting to about 141,000, are to march off as victors, in the presence of a British force of 30,900, with "GO rounds to each gun !!!" words " property of every deaeriptioa" are introduced evidently for the purpose of colapre hentliug their ." plunder," and it is farther stipu lated, that in case of may doubt, it is to be explain -ed favourably to " the French army :! !"—So farwe have stated what it to be done for the French. Let ua we now what is to be done for the English.— " As soon" says the Tenth Article " as the vessels employed to carry the army to France shall havedis embarked it in the harbeurs specified, or in any other of the ports of France to a hie!) stress of weather maYfnice them,every locality shall be given them to return to England, without delay, and security agZinst estrum, until their arrival is a friendly port." We defy the ingeouityof roan to conceive a clause more iusulting and degrading. We are to 'send home the Freieeli army hi ourown sbips without delay, and the French are to claim maritior not seizing those 'easel, which have brnught them troops to be eamplopNl against us. The French sils• liberally- undertake to protect our transports Troia capture at sea. that too, is a great boon treated to Enilsud, as if the Beglish ships were it clanger, and the. Freach could boast even a rag, in the Iliiyol—Lliocas. Aud who are to be blamed for all this disuppointinent, mortifica tion, mid, we might ehnost say, disgrace.- Why. His MAJesrit's Ministers, who superseded rue Vl' hint SirAirraktit WE/ Amster,- who phased t.y- the &Init Generals Mo 'Re and SceNci....a; . to place Sir • Haw DALICYMPT,e at the head of the British forces. A glance at Sir Hew Dat.itymeLL's dispatch will *hew that lie feels lie is making an ungrateful Cont . inimication. His whole• letter is in the language wad spirit of apology nod exense. He talks like ally latitl-hilier, of the "surf and the 'Equinox," 51111 the e, tlaii4er of the coast," but thise are mere ly intended in the way of mitigation. The poor candidly admits, that lie e, leaded in Portage!, entirely unacquainted With the state elf the French army, and many cirettnistaneeS of a fecal and inci dental nature, which, doubtless, had gs eat tc•ight in deciding the quediett." When the appointment of a Commander in Chief to our, forces in Spain and Portugal was first agitated. objectinne were made to the Duke of YOttIC and •to other distinguished names. • When we beard of the appointment of Sir flaw Datmestet.e. we thought it was Inatiq with n view to reconcile all parties, wed offend none--a goad prudent measure, worthy of a little place-keeping Administration. We accordingly prettutneel and stated at the time, erroneously se allow, that IVELIMILLY, hiOottf:, &c. Were io have • .eparate commands, and that Sir Hew Ds Les•si ' PLC. as au officer of long staniliii;, and of tie parly, was to be the nominal and formal clianuel through which they were to communicate with Goieni ment. But what is the fact ? Scarcely had Sir An rats WELLMEY commenced the battle of Ve ineira ou the ilst, cle4ral BURILAILD ar riied on the field to supersede him, and scarcely liad General BUItRARD Arrived when he was se4ed by Sir I hew DALILYMPLE, a man dropped us it were from the clouds, and accenting to his own confo.sion, Si entirely Unacquainted" with the basi isn.s in which he was destined to he the principal performer. Such lathe responsibility that Ministers have incurred. IVe r joie.; that the pressure ieign•news saves us from the mortification of pur suing this ungrateful subject funlier. Two Gottenburgh arrived yesterday, with kite's and papers to the 7th instant. The Russian fleet has sou A lit shelter in Port Baltic, after an attack by the Swedish fleet, aviisted by the Cedtaltr, Sir SAkuft 11000, and the Implacable, in which the Russians lost one sail of the line, a ship of 74 guns. Port Baltic is a buy of Esthonis, to the west of Revel, at she entrance of the Golf- of Finland.- It was ,supposed that the enemy *would h e immediately attacked there by the combined En 4 lish and Swedish forcei. Au Oteet attired, lag evening., at the Admiralty, and it was reported that Sr JAMES SAVNIAIMZ hating joined. an nenun had taken place, in which the Russians had lost seven sail of the flue. The Swedes continue to be successful in Finland. The articles in the - Paris papers to the 90 inst. the substance of which we announced yesterday. are given at length hi our preceding columns.. It was confidently reported, last night, 'hat Sir ARTUUR WP.T.I.E,LET had arrived is lowa, and procattledto Win , l4nr, to wait upciafriiia MAJESTY. The gallnist General an.l.his friends ant said to be nineli atislied with the recent pioceedings in Port nal. We 1111Vee received a great om.,s of Spaniels Pa pets to the oth inst. from a'nich we hate made co pious extracts. Swine accounts state, that' the French army hart retreated as far as Pairipelutia, and had been defeate , t there by Geacrsl PAL A FOX. According to another account, the French forces were resolved to make a stand at Burgos. king JoszPit, and Gerier.sla BrAsttatiai and LA SA t.t.E, were in that city so lute as the :Nth 4a,t. The Spanish armies were rapidly a:hairdo s .; in that di rection, and a general battle was expected. The Russian and Austrian Ambassadors still remain at Madrid. They correspond with thair. resrctisa Courts through the port of Trieste. Yesterday morning, His .Matimit, Pi incr.'s.* Stinne s Avoesea, and ASIA lA, accompanied by Lady GLORCEMvaIIAY and daughter, and Genvrals Gee' and Firsitoei rode in Witalrnr Patti and returned to the Palace at twelve o'clock. His Royal Highness the . Prince of Wats*. has been pleased to appoint the Rev. Wtcu.te Mee r aver, M.A. of Christ Church, thavril, to be one of his Royal Highness's Chaplains in Ordinary. Died, on Wednesday morning last, tit leis seat, Higley, near Birmingham, at the very advanced age of eighty-four years, WILLIAM HENRY [Ant+, Lord Lyttelton, Baron Frank ley M Wor cestershire. His Lordship is succeeded in his titles and estates by his eldest son GE011036 Ft Las, now Lord Lyttelton. The apprehension of a war between France and Austria, and the mysterious end unfortunate affair at Lisbon, embed the funds. yesterday, to subtitle a drpressiou of about per Cent. leaving Combed' at 661 ; and Onmitnn II discount. The Gentlemen desirous of contracting for the ensuing Lottery. yesterday waited on the CMA CELLOR of the Ezenenuee, to ascertaio the par ticulars respecting it. Mr. Peltccvat. informed them, it war intended the Lottery should consi-t of 20.000 Tickets; only four days of drawing to be allowed ; Anne on each day.-w-The dates to be lip pointed by the Contractors; and to conclnde draw ing on the 314 of December. There are to be only three blanks to a prize, and no prizes less then 131. or higher than 40,0001. The bidding to be decided next Wednesday. IcirAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, !CPT. 15. • Arrival the Ilippousceet sloop, from flurbsteloes, last frota tic. Geury4c ; an4l r couvoy from the ,Doisin, under the Furious gun-brig. Sailed the Ainbe figute, for Cork and Oporto, with s'perie ; and the Ilattkr sloop, Capt. Agasia, with a convoy for owfoundiand and the Amerieau ports : also the R►edwiayf brig, with a convoy for the Mediterranean. rmrstikTe, •FPT. 14. Sailed the Powpre. of 40 gu u, Cipt. Cockburn, with seated order. ;.bile it titled for foreign service. _ _ FALiIOOIIII. flailed thy: Carteret packet, Capt. )4 2 4ttenton, for Burbadoes and taro ucr ; and the Ch s esterfidti packet, Capt. Gibbons, foefrialifix and flew f ork. —Wind N. Dr.& a. 111.1 Y, .furrSir SIMON i.e Bt.s o c mid Sir., •uri BAUM, Astir or of the C,.1111 r,l* MIRO L en a: FORGERY. • • - Hew, Leek*, a genteel-toutiag, well-dressed rum man, was indicted for foreleg a draft of lot direct! d to Meos. Clarke mid Seisson, sad purporting to be signed by William Blies, with an iuteation to defraud Nftigs. Clark and Seta aon ; another comet in the inelittaireut charged him with ut tering the cheek, knowing 't to be forged, with an iateutien to deli and Thomas ILeree - stock: Thoinm fiarerstuck • e .rd, he kept the Cruwu mid Cushion pubic-honk, Priiii•e'seetreet, Holborn ; he had hrrii formerly in the watch•cave snaking businersi. at which (nut he keen the Trisuoti, who was iu the Wldst 11111/jUnili. Oia the nit of Nurreuhri last • the Prisoner tune to his Islamic, and asked the -Witness for change of a Sul. note; he said, lie wanted it fur a Mr. itieliards, a watch-care usaJ,er, iu Eridgewateristaret. The %Vitus kaew 'dr. Itiehards, and noold have changed file note, taut lied iint so ioneb emery in the house. Iq about ten no i tttt tes after the l'eisuure returned, soul asked Mrs. Eaverstoek change fur a dial[ of tot. ; also then said it was for Mr. Rieleirds. Tito Witness changed it, gave the Prisoner a 51. Bark mete, stud the remainder is guineas and silver. After the Prisoner had gone, hie wife seamed to have•soese sespiciou that the cheek was net a rod one, and the %litmus went to Mr. Richards, also dc- Me.' 11111Ug . soy knowledge of the clock far the Prieener; ou the folrowineitity he went to' the banksol-house of %Peers Clark and St:U1011, and was &fumed they knew 'tune of the ranee of William Mete the haute to the cheek, purporting to lee the drawer, He then npplicil to 11•ott, the Officer of Hat ton-gerdeo Police 4 lA, e.•• He did nut we the Premier 'meant until he saw line in custody on ;mutter charge. To the best of his belief the Prisoner was The man that bad tendered the cheek to him, bate Adel out Swear positively it was ; at that time the Prisoner had a weir uu his fare, stud • al thouglethere was the mail, e•leti• the wen was cut out on the Prisoner's face, yet it being oil had altered the appear ance of hie face so muck, that be bud some desalt whether, Le was Ike 114131, perms.. Rohs I.Haverstuels, wife of the last witness, corteliorated hie testimony, Lin she had also her doubts, uu acetone of the 11111.beiug gone. The Lowed Joliet iefunated the Jury, three war a de fieMery of evidence ; Witnesses had a doubt whether the Poem', am the person alit tendered the cheek, and whoa a milieser life wns at what, it w•ts the ditty of the Jurf to gist the Prisoner the hermit of that tioulst. 1 lee Jury arrordifigh . , •cd • He wit Oka Inds le l'f.,t Mincing, uttering, and publishing as trite ; kite city of I.ousleu, * false, forged, aosirmentes. felted Lards foe the payineut sf bout drawn ou the house of Meson Vetoes:A Haekere, purporting to he signed by Charles Price., John St. Bailee, and Thomas Harcebtle, with latent to defraud Present awl Gongs (tote, tot, the held Henry Lucke, at the same Mile stirred the - saidetinged and counterfettesteeder, well keine the Lime pt be forged and cuum critters!. Civvies J aches, Secretary tu the emineerial Dock Corn pay,. deposed, that Sr Clearke Prier yea Chalmette of .the tmitipany. On the first of April he received a chock of vol. front the Cimirany, signed by Sir W liltatio Price Mud lA, others of the Compauty, tin Premise awl Co. Beakers. The. Prisoner oa that they called to see him, and to pay him Rd. hr was indebted to him , lie bad Lumen the l'elsoner three veers ; be eat going 111 rend !1 porter with-the cheek to the Bank, who the Pneesuer Mitred to change it ter hum, mid did thane • it ; the Company'; cheek took ICU, U4l the hide; the %duels was obliged to to out of late forint fee about tire m ttttt tes, and left the Priories a lusw ; seen after the Prisoner took his lease and sent &may ; ens the math of April he saw the Premier again, who told Win he was going to the count' i; did and sec him spur rood km was r craotmly. William Hush, Clerk of Messrs. Presc o tt mi d Cu. de posed, that a .craft fur &oh perpurtiag he sleeted by harks t'rire and motatitersot the 0/111kUltri: dal Lock Com pany, was tendered by I lirkettr:rter Of the iu ne in Junes, for pay Forel, said the'Whares gave hint the amuunt ht Iwo j•JUI. Houk of Engleuri mites. The check was piodoced, soil the %Vitiates portal it was the saint that lie lied guess the perter rash fhe. %rah, is., IBMS, ticket-porter, deposed, that ens the cloth of Ain't, a eumag wow at the Anglemetu Coffee-Louse relied his, oil Minced Imo to vw to the riot of Prescott and Co. mad Ming him change fur • (Milt of etiol.; aid he bring it, sit :el. not. s of the hank of England, to the beeivta ry's-room in the East India Emee, and Mettler fin Me. decker,. He tendered the bill, mid rectified two oul Bank of liegland nutria ; went to the Rank, and got them charged fir 301. DOW. • wrist to the Oreistary's room, stud impinged fur Mr. Jacks on, bat was niforused the knew of nu pitch person; thew went ill the cittre -Muse, where lie had ed the site, MO found Om prowl who liutt4tveu it to his, to whom he &livered tu Sauk of England notes for sul. each. He could nut as, the person w CuUll that he had the ti•ansection site, and he slid out believe the l'risuiter wire the person. Mr. (:hest, Calmed for the Priauuer, olipeered, that the c barge of altering the unto was dente ale ay with against the Prlseinr, Mr. Joliet. IN•tte said, without the Pesereaties could prove that the Prisoner (urged the note is the city of Leedom they could not support the indictment. Me: Coa sr, Counsel tor the prosecution, stated, that they rontet prise that else of the zail. auto, teetered at the Baal, or Lighted, wet traced to the Prisoner. Mr. Justice fir .flll übs:rved, that if it was even peered that the - Primmer was guilty of the Isegery, and performed it in Westminster, yet the present isidwtoteist cook out be sup ported, as the cdaut laid the act to bare tree doe* la the City of tendon. The Learued JUDGE theca informed the Jary there was deficiency iu the eviskner, and that they mast acquit the Primeer. The Jury strewed a verdict ed—Net guittp. The Prisoner wud out Of Cruet, apparently to high spi rits ; he sodded mutt smilingly and fiemillerly to several pre sents iu Court. I,eit .Weei was iudieted for stealing, from the dwelling borate of leerier Gave ;earlier, a diamond ring, value 2.51. The Prearecereer Awl appear, and his recognisance' Were ordered to be forfeitesl--uf course she was discharged. The Prisoner was a remote is gelded life, tweedy-six years of age, but appears to be Leath older, and 'web inclined to doh. She was dressed in a Idols germ, and a white lace close cap, trimmed sills white ruideuu • she seemed extremely affected. We are sorry to say, this e ' reforteeate woe= has most marclabk cusinctions. PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. 3 prr Ceot• Canine a per Cent Navy • • 9 10 .1 liar vial* par Coal.. s. • !rope' oil ALweities Om INN u m India Stork •. ' .. .. . ... .....• .... 179 Dithrhonels 1 1 - 4 c 1 4 ,1 1 , "r Lem. • .... ....... •-•• „ NI prams, o.lama fk..c . • T. *ion, StochAroter, • 4, (Wahl% mad 9, Charing-Crow. • ..» COURSE OF EXCHANtE, SEPT. 16. Ametardases.... so- 7' • 'L.. Ate.,149... 39 Ditto at Sight.. 34 . 0 GOA - • It..ttrrdsiii:".... Iv It OU. Liabpu Hanshun‘li...... 34 a oIU. - 0p0rt0......., 7..i Alton* ...14 3 oil. Paris liiay`a date 13 4 • ..... I Ditto Bourdeaux 93 a l i c 9l9 ol , C.aft is Cois Madrid — in.llatw. awl Rios per ez . Ditto efeet. ?Siva ton/noon@ • • -- Poderino -ta 4a paper. New Lamar % ...... Ditto attieffest. Silver iu Riltsna at Lins --- Ott Agio of the Bank et Rolla .1 Genoa , ( 7CIIII. gMetnetei=ett ••• 81R . 1114. , Lately, at Drosnlitteirs, tits Wyatt R. Prier, lip nf daughter. Lately, the lady of Rohirt Rant, of Sidbury.howe, De „ at Es q: of a sou. MARRIACR. Thursday, at Saint. Geom.'s, lilunmellury, Gawky, of Gt-torge-etrto, A , telyhi,_ aiLe, of Rusochstr.,el, Dr:111;s.; Lately, at Dahlia, Mr. Alevana. (.itcpa, ~yrd 9a, Mrs. .I•sutei,'rehrt uf .sJorro Vessingtolt, Coninity Messiti.*lsai and *anther 1., the Paola., and Proprietor uf the T heat._ Rii)9l, Lat.ha Friday atY neigbt, .31.0. Al:ea, wee of the Ilex. 1f,.. Ay, , 'lamenting Mitiloter of Exeter, put au cad to her rairitiwe by strangling herself with a hackle g rice. .1 Cutouts's la guilt teas held as the body the following dry. Verihrtow loaacy. -- • -. 111611 WAT Merti 31... • THAWFVAT 4tft41)01%. .. I• 4 IN* . lrir. iffer .. SALES BY ACC FION. • KE3IBEHS, NEAR MAID;SHEAD THICELT, b ERAS. By Mr. fIA,NI EL SMITH, On the Premise', ou MONDAY, Septraiber 10, lent. el - Eleven o'Clocic, THE' LIVE'. awl I)EA D VAR3IIN CE STOCK, capital Brewing rtensils, aartlea Lida and testers, Dairy articks,StNlNV Household Funnier', Fr... titres, &c. the property of JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Est kavii.g his resizleure at Keleher', el the p.oulls To he viewed on Mutulay, the azoriiiug of sale; Cat- Pogue' easy he had MI the Preiiiisrs ; of Mr. Swath, Wied. ~, r ; and at his House, No. 9, Ilroad-stivet, ("ty. CAPITAL TOV:i 11::41!1Esc1:, 4 , LIALLg, ST ft E LT, Pl.lllTds -SQI Alt 12 By Mr. DA:ALL At (larratrny'ir Cr.ffer-born,letisrefe-alte!, &M Ai• in, l don, en 1111t;11n1 ) iY, SeptcwArez Twel,P u'Clutk, N Substantial. Modern, nisi ati mtrahly-tluisin.l DWr,11.1.1N(;•110USIE, meal 4.. i the blurt-rode of 11,11,r-sticet, Purhulo-rune, novo its On occupsitioo of Heury Brooke, Eat, on Lease, rebid tat e7,- wee iu 1119, at the lon rent of tail., bet . cotuniiretiti* soith 1 - 3 t.; held (*, Mean, and a is dr. it II =r021114 4.r ,!.01. Is. per annual. Ti he viewed by prrof.sision of the tenaut priated Per ='-e +Oar" may be bad at Ilarthet's C. , 15 c-buoue. 1yz.,.1.1121y Cvarrnsay's; of Mr. Smith, %Viuci,or: and at bin Hoot, il, Now Broad-ntrect.Citv. LtuAN EDO L D ttl'a •„ PIMLICO. By Mr. DANIEL /0! all, At Garraways Colley-house, 'Chimer-411es, don, we THU - MOAT, September instant, at o'Geock,in Fear LOIS, • . &OAP Brick-Imik DWE1.1,1141- JL: HOVSL.S,. situate In Wall,s'evaei, war Bat hiontiee. rate, Pimlico, iu theteretb or St. Owl" HottomPezAttl^f. 1, ,, t to Ilia.' Lallemaat, Wt. tilevsu, Air. Hooker, to 4 ?Sr, elilell,trlrwets at %Pt, at the 'a , :nual rca.i of tut.weei.; for yeal tart. 7u lie %irons*. by ni;;;licatioa to the tenants; wrintrd Ne.- ticulars may be bad at she Gun Tavym, eiallitu; at Goss ' way'i ; a Mr. tudaur ; suit wi bit House, Na. New Eroseatroet, MANOR OF IaNKI-ilLt), 13041466. • by Mr DANIEL At tiorrawby's Colree-lue, 'ebonite-sties, Met:bilk Leh doo, oa THOLUiIiAA . , gepiltualter Cz, ibna, of Tech* o'Ckek, 4 Lie-irable COPIiFfOLD F.:STATIC-ft( berannoe, italsieet-to a fine certain of is 3r1., quit rent Is. 3d., berriut 1:'e ! Oilseed4e seamy tidal to hold; comtr.rlel • lerirk-{will hora, stelaie, and ousiti-hOnse; will: g..r.!ru, nth inclosed etradou euutwinia4 altunt veld acres, pkarrettly snaittetl 1.11. IViticfleld Cherelt, Made.: I'e)e4t, in a dry, braille } , and :11:1411.161. ie !Ant trtibeetattatn, an excellent situati.,n fur a vi.ls, oats gond ror.sis every direction, five mike lions Wiwi...or, six fu%) 'Wakes. hoes, suit fanatc from R.eding ; let to Airs. Ai 00, Invent at will, at Sal. per annum. To be vist,eil, by application to the tanant, wine* printed Particulars nun be had ; at iliarreway's; of Mr. bun* 11 indwur ; and at his house. No. n.proial•storill, City TO se F.vi• lugs, mALTST ER S, Et 'I I. DEWS, ABU ()Tit EUS. 081.k.-S1 It F.ET, ct)s%y ELL-srn LoN , IN TWO 1. 1 1114. By Mr. DAN I EL SItITII. At CcirrawavNt LoWee-butute, halge-utley, Cornhill, 4100 ItIERSDAY, Sept. labium aa, iustact, at Totlto o'Cluck, evaluating of 1. tilituUle tsEl.lOl.ll E .TATF4 A % try M prisitura tics uu.scl rent u f •4., so tpty art Oa a reu largr plot of ~...u.1.1, un whit II ilae !fitted wary rty.- tat sture-houst s, at.tl9:*blei.let to Items. J. lo anti Peter Cilttpt, Prcoerl, f r .to :teary, &vow Latly-ooy, tuna, with>i enorsant lOwnttecel tl.c same two tour a 11:i yule* beyeutt that tittle. Lot enrapr.s b a moat raitjtai Eta subrtantial ?sate .1 Aria tu..lweal-t a.:juiatug Lot L 14e P"' pert> of John 1 .1 lc..t Taylor., suliret ouly tu 93 , ;:round-r..,t of al. prr •amita. for a seem of it years,*autio,; c fight da)s, from I .atty-day tot, with* sit iii 'Shit ut!.1,1, Ti. be rt. 4 by ticl.ets, three day* previona t, the ark ; printed Pcrtic•:r.rrx may isnd of Mr. l;eurge 11 - Are, IMackatal..streat, Southwark; at Caeraway's Cof. 1101111 e j Of Mr. haaait, 11 incisor; awl at his House s N. 'J New Broimi-.oral, Cif,. TURNHAM-GREEN TERRACE. • I.F.ABE OF A SMALL COMFORTABLE BOFSE, AND THE NEAT FITRNITURR AND BIPIFECT 4 . By 34. firiLlksil, Oe the Prentice+ on ti.e 23J iartanS h rn Waves • ii•Cilek, byeecirr ofthe Ezrecnica, • - THE VAI.U.IIiI.F. (-e , eisteen cram 1 of übict; an Imo...view% eat a ttior!ercee Aleut) of eerry• cumeeniest and th.a.rat.le F.1.1.1:s(I-1-101:SE, afrefah 4 l atumwed fruasa.the WO run+ evataintar Ric Te.ct taro theasitig-raa•tue, a dcli4 6 r+x,us. bleninua„ tam Ana*. aa. and eaare.,ient elAcca, with a ;Carden io fr.d.t am! sec.,. ..r• h..anat b tuud, tate.the resii!.-nce and isnarerty of N. W t• LIAM Tt1.N.:14 ahre , ..aed• Oa the same bey mill be SOLD by AiI:TIAN. tLe arm awl genai.ae 111011:SEIWLD vuttirri•RE ," EFFECTS. • • TLe House may he viewed .ix days preening the .11'.e. 'ha rarattisre on 1 haraisp, Ind. %bat PartifillAro an • • taig;:tes trni) t.e hail on. tam Primes; al ! the .e.o Tint:nom-yr" tit l'ipetra; takeoff:nil ; i.ses Arn.l, mgt Rohn t Ihe. 4, Int.., T. w: -' • - .. - . . tab.' , ' and ut Mr. squilia, as Ms Groat Room, &oil:v-1. sal iNe-ruw. . t Printed bo 11. • D ho ••• • 001 Hotirelt-eotiq,.4-asej-str:ct, irebtobed it the 4, No. Back at St. Cleotro '4 . -limb. Mr.'" of some place - , -teroort,- kr' tor tin- OCIli to IM Ot3ice 4 .:Rvst.paid:s o trill be Ookb oitt.t....et 4 r, t"m" NUS T pose Hera! lers Mrs. rasa Col us Jam Cps< Lti Ou Yost the 1 Itmid Mei the I Drew Pe Ono isliit Te ir MI Doe Mr. TOI welt .16 ~~ r;.r Gra dist 4 'MI 'di fur e from obi !be eta the lie sa So