The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-11-12 00:00:00

Iq43'4L INTELLIGENCE. roR a smot. cif. NoT. Sailed the &cress frigate, Captain George Scot, tor the coast of Africa; -loader frigate, Hon Capt. Xing; Piuto sloop, Ciptain Janrerin ; and the Ll rust gun-brig, on a cruise, off Havre. The Cleopatra frigate, Sir Robert Laurie, pro ceeded from St. Helen's this mot ning, for the [Lai- Ls station. The dollars frrm the Fa Mil Spanish frigate. are ordered to be landed under the inspeaion of Rear- Admiral Sir I,.!ac Collin. Captain Cuming, and Carain Sei'l!, and for to the Bank of Log land, by Admiral Montague. SEAT. NOV. 9. Sailed this morning the Champion frigate, with ex °retie, sloop of wat, and several gun brigs, on a cruise of the French coast; ftwuney and Adamant men of war, for Yarmouth. Came down from Sheerness, L . Immorintite frigate, and remains in the Downs with the mit of the ships as per last. P. S. Just arrived the Prrrien, Sturmock, from the East Indies, last from Portsmouth. THE SUFFERINGS OF FR.INKFORT. ---wese--. Revolutionary France ha , accustomed Europe to its many and rep .tted outrage , . against the customs of civilised people, against the independence and neutrality of princes, and against the laws of na tions, that eels, whit:). twenty veers ago, would have excited a general armament, and universal indigna tion, cause at present only some momentary or silent murmurs ; and if any spirited sovereign has the courage to raise his voice, it is lost (4* unheard ii a political desart, whore every one is isolated, and r trembling before the Corsican: The enormities . 4ommitted by Boninarte within these night months, rin the Banks of the Rhine, as well as on those of '!he Elba, many governments and individuals regar.l as the cap' icious and sudden whims of an unlimited # and barbarous despot, whilst they appertain to that * organised system of the French tebel; ever since ; 1789. to dire every thing. to respeft nothing, to ii eonfound right with power, to accustom subjects to I f see their sovereigns insulters, r id sovereigns to bear 1 their degradation, as the first step to their cir ri-silicas. We have been inclined to make these reflestions. in consequence of a letter which we received from Frankfort with the last Hambargh Mail, of which the follow:ng is an extraA : .. Relatively insignificant in the political scale of Inrope, as this free and imperial city of Frankfort may be considered, its sufferings, since rebels have begun to tyrannise over France, and France to op press the Coatin•irt, (ight to be known to posterity. 1 from and by to or country, the only one still existing I where the sovereign is indepenttmt and beloved, and the sulikas are free and happy ; where evety one dares to judge Bonaparte as he really is, and, in de fiance of his power and crimes, to publish what he thinks. In autumn 1793, General Custine, tvit3eat Cry pre: icgts dariaratiaa of :;:ar, invaded the Getman Em pire, and arrived before the getes of Frankfort, with a division of his army. Trusting to treaties, and unprepared for defence, the Magistrates, upon the General's promise to rr,i.eff nrr•nas and emperor, te eeived a French gatris.m. The first at of Custm was a contrilintion of two millions laid on our citi zens, and a permission for his banditti to live at bee qnarters, and to commit the most enormous crimes with impunity. At the approach of the Hessians, in the latter part of November, of the same year, despair inspired our disarmed citizens to fall upon the French troops, and this favoured the entry of the Hessians on the 2d cf Dmember. Delivered of these marauders, we enjoyed, for three years, though in the vicinity of the theatre of war, a quiet. for which we are indebted entirely to the valour nf the Austrian troops, and to the generosity of the Austrian commanders. In return, some unprin cipled men, attached to France, or .educed by her bribes, promises, or inert:eaves, caused our Mari orates, after Prussia, by her treaty of Basle, had, in April 17.'5. in so impolitic a manner, ,tweeted hu• allies, her due. and her interest. to negneiate with the Frelich Governmete a treaty of at :tr under the mediation and ree...einis of Piussia, for whir h tweete.thte were paid twelve millions of hates (or 500,0001.). The first rife& of this erestreho with France, :end pr,fertio4 of Prussia, was the occupation of our city by the troops of General Joiirdria in 1796, who extorted from us in contributions, requi • sitions, Ste. to the amount of sit mi:lions of liens (or 250,0001 ). Since that period, we have been ransomed regularly two or three times in the year, either by French maranding panics from the geni i:on as ' Mentz, • r by the French diplomatic agents residing here. who have never ceased, even during the late short-lived general peace, to dispose of our liberty and provrty, as Bonaparte does of those of his slaves in France. Bucher. when now the Cor sican's Clarire d'.4, l taarts at Ratisbon, was his de puty tyrant here for several years ; mmetintes plun dering us for admitting too much of English goods. or for not expelling persons whom he celled emi grants; at other times arresting and sending away our etisens, or neieral travellers, under raerich, being Fasglish erressaries, or agents of Austrta. After paytng such enormous sums (enormous for a state not containing 100,000 citizens), and enduring with patience such infamous invasions of our lode peodence, we expelled at last, being greatly ex hausted and enslaved, to weal our rags and chains, without further molestation; we were, however, mistaken. After years cf saer:fices and eadur antes, Bonaparte finally disroves of us to the hit,tbest bidder, with less ceremony than a re , gro me: chant from Africa sells his cargoes Ansesiest. For twelve trillinns of florins he has offered this free and Impe l' rial cit to the Eledor of Hesse, after he an i his rebello.lS predecessors have, within twelve years. plundered us of twice the amount of that sure. lt is true, his present agent here. liisinger, has ad vised aol, as the only means is manage as IlVe are, to IS eke some more pecuniary racritises, and we have been weak enongh to tend deputies to be resent at the Corsican's ceronation, who are to try by money and baseness to avoid the blow that threatens even oar noinual independence. Every patriotic and enlightened eitieen easily formers the consequence of te , s political and palliative. After hay ing sort/stied us of a VIM this year, the Corsican will MN - ---~-- - • tell us the mrct, and subjcA us to a yearly tribute, perhaps force us to rettouoce all trade with England, the only sonrce of our subsistence, and the only branch which hitherto has enabled us to gratify the avarice of the rebels who rule France. After a pe rusal of those particulars, You will know the tea) value of treaties of nctilrditu signed witb France, rtiortmteed and poair-3, dby Prussia, and will therefore not be surprised at what is now going forward in the North of Germany, and that Prussia remains a quiet spe‘Rator, whilst Bonaparte's banditties are laying wash the Eleaorate of Hanover, and pillaging, at leisure, the free and Imperial cities of Hamburgh, Bremen, and Lubeck." FROM SATURDAY NIG111"S G.IZETTE. NANICRUPTS. ...... .10.eph Halton, roff,tockport, Cheshire, cotton spinner, be sirrender Nov. 2:3, 24, and Ux. 24, at eluraett, at the Coot mercial 'Manchester. Attorney:, Mr. Partolgton, Mart den slwa , e, 111aneheater; and Mr. Philip third, lime.. Be:telt-Walks. Temple, I.entloo. James Ne•taa, of Ullll/.11 Lancashire , inn-keeper, to surf...oder Nov. 28, 29, and Dec. 22, ;it tour, at Hillidge's Tavern, Manchester. Attorney:, Mror... Sharpe and Ect!es, Manchester t nod Masan. Milne and Parry, Temple. Jame. Wales and Charles lltids, Whitechapel.rowl, dis. tillers, to , ttu,..tder Nov. 13, 20, and Dee. 22, at ten, at London. Attorney, Mr.Parnther, Lundon•,treet, Fenchurch,treet. John Thornt it, of leeis York4hir inith.iltler, to qtr. render Nov 15, 26, and Dee. SI, at eleven, at th- W , ll and Voath Inn, La.'s's. Attorneys, Mr Lee, Leeds; anal Mr Richard Duty e. Chancery-Liao, London. Matthews, of bookseller, to 'MO M Nov 12, 24, and 'Dec. 22. at deem, at the Runini•er 'fa tern, All Saints lane, B.istol. Attorneys, Mr. Gabeli, coltes•lrtn, London ; and Mr. tAilliani Hartley, Bristni L :yard Taylor and James Taylor, of Clapham, Soucy, builders. to soften ler Nov 17, 2 , and We. 24, at eleven, at Gniklhall, Logsdon. Attirney, Mr. Patty i s Cross-atreat, liAtto , ,-street. &hound Williams, late nf Salf.nd, Lancashire, timber-met chant, to eurreteder Nov. 27. Dec, 6, an t 2.!, at four, at the Dog lon, Detnsgste, \aa , .-hester. Attorney.. Mr. William Rack-square, Mnichestei ; and Mi. Jaates Edge, luaer- Temple. DIN'IDEIfA. Dee 6. J len% Lewis aot Silw , ter Cohn, of I.;sorpool. mer etunts, at eleren„ at the Widgets-tier Arms. Madthooer Dec. IN. Janie, (41%1 it, of Hidwingatz-strect, London, cheesemotypio, at ten, at Guildhan. Dec. 1. William Wicks, let, of flolhorii, ha benlether, at te at flitildhall, Loudon. Dec. 8. William Cook, of Cannon-street-mad, twelve, at Ilitol4ha:1, Londe •. Dec. 1. A , itlrew Gage, or Br4topsgate-straet, Lon.loo, wine• merchant, at Iris, atGuildliall. Dec. 1. John Lee, of Rido ,, sgate-atreet„ London, wine. merchant, at teat, at Guildhall. 1) o. t. Laoneel4t James, now or late of Midd!e-row, Hol born, lisieo•thaper, at twit.: at Dec. Bl. Paige Burton of the ilautia Ratc:iff, Middlesex, builder, at ten, at 4041,41, I o list. D.C. 11. Thomas Ricl,r, of Popham taste, in the county of S •inhaatiaort, inisholdle, at ten, at Codklhall, London. Dc:. 1. Jo'in Forbo , , of Warisf.rd coat - , London, mer chant, at teat, at Gutleall. Dec. S. Jonat-n Sale, Rvlawls Sal.., and Ja-nee Sale the younger, late or Liremool, essahne•chaiits, at one, at the York Hotel, Litter po 4 D&.3. John Jellvison and Joaeph Culinprorth, of Leeds, York.hira, joining a at elesen, at the Wbite Swan lea, Leeds. D 7. (eddy Radcliff:, now er !ea.( cattoia-snit a -r, at ten, at the Dog Tesoro, lieansgate, Matebe.r.,r. Doe 4 John Barrett, of Word v, Lanovihine, f•istian awiulactwer, e. ten, 4..t..e Dog I . -M.lll, D:ALliglit, Man . ehest.a. Dee.l. Charles Green and Samuel !Ww.land, of Hea:oil mariner, at Nntrir, fan-a..liire, .109-4; Y ttt ten, at Kin, at the Dog Tavern, D•rossate, Nlaschorter. Dx. 6. Julia Wrote,' and Jol,n Heyrood, of Mi,s4eo, Ynrk.hire, amore.4.,mners, at ten, at vie D.g Tavern, Ihanrgate 111•nelte.ter. Dec. I. Therta.Thninas, of Stmenwstrect, Weemsbuty *wake, at ten, at Guildhall, Lolalon. Dc 1. Ja•U'a . 1 . 11,1 g•o f Kane earl. Ruckketbuty, Luis warehtiai.litao, at leo, ay 4:c1Iltall. toe. ?3. Thomas Rro.,lc,i, of Goin,ort,oug'l, Liar. Fixer, at eleven, at the Neptune Jon, Kiligoon-edoa Null, ec. I. Wlll4lll Webster, of Iforaetreet, London, linen• &a-no, nt tweire, at Gui•dhal. De, I. James N 'hie, of Nilleo4 sireet. Coe ki-eper, at eleven, at Guildhall. London. V . ...RTIFICATF.S.•-•Dac. 1. Rohe., Drake. of Newcate.street, London, wine and brandy • nteletunt. Robert Illenderson, of Sun street. ilehnpagate•atreot, Lou don, Alaper. Ila.t.o.t.ut Knipe, of New Rood-wee; in the PariAt of St. tiaa ,, vero.quare.w.g.m•'ker. James Witite, now or tate of N. , vnham, G!ott:ewerthire, patren.ring : malter Thorny. Patknown and I.)m Parkinson, of Coleman meet. chtanics drtteNiat. John Kershaw, of N'a;t-fr•W, Tim*, chjraist and drugpst. Thnmas Johnson, Lit o!' the B..roisgh i f Leter•-t.r, carpenter. Ifugh jehrwm. Neemaule npon Time, house carpenter. sch.ad l'hornh two, ter Hew Milton, Yawl', emi..n.et-treeret. Ileyant Wirt, ..f ChafteeMeninn, Sb.lace.et. sit •pkeenar. John 11,00 o, jun. a 1.,,,,,p0“t, Lanclator, merc►ant. FRISOPIER IN THE viNces Hrmcm FAISON, WHO IN. TLNDS TAKING THL BENI:FIT OF THE LAIL IN. !OMNI* ACT. FIRST NOTICE. Henry W.llsms, f.•tmerle and late of the Town and County of the T.un of Southampton, mat nei. • MUM UM SIUMS •ATMftif. Dank Stu*. •pe t C•toi. Nod .. ...ewe .Vie 3 pee Cent. Canonic 4 , vr Cent. Ont..e. • 1 1 ' 74 b per Cent. Navy ._ 'Nil 4 per Cent. Loyaley 9ti 4 .1 tneng Anonitiet 16 13.16 I? S 4 mirt Anrunsee •... Ont.Atrit ei Exclientier 11.1%. I die. : N ee Fns. teeter? Ticittte l5l 7,. Comm 4s tut • T. itlS , f. Stocet-B.eker, 4. C vishill. Ml ". Curitte.C.toes • PRICE OF IitISH sromi. New. 5. Govenuoeset Iltbe.turet. per esni Gocersaaraot Ilarteritures 3 per e...t lll9jl COIIRSE Of LICCHASGE, relimay • Sart,leas 9. Amsterdam .... SS I 1 U• Vcapar ill; Ditto at Sten ._. 37 7 viu v i,.. -4t itedarr•lans C. F. 11 ••••• 2 U. L.• 5101 11.mila/h..... 35 6 1 W. , Op.ro. 43 Altana S9 7 21J ' Diablo l4 Path iMP Date IS 4 DM* ' ..... 25 12 2U. 91. O. 8 MIL I Winartlesaz .4j 12 r,.rtu rat aald ea GEM , Naol.id . l7 rn Pam ler aid lia-s per ns... 4 0 0 Ditto . ,a ..... ... 0 2 0 Cad•z l/ -n rex.' alms D. 02". .. 9 9 0 0/90 bribea -.li 1 Vera Lewes See4l .... 0n 4 Leapt u 4ll .9.410 Wei tt.t lisat a 1 1 1 , .rw' Genoa • 4.1 I Off , et 9t. Detain on Lawton Nes. 5.) 11 4 46 4 on Litzulms (\o.. 2) 9 Ilisitait de Dublin (dtto) •• • • •11111 days a. s d MARRI WES. At Cli:tnea, no Monday last, Colonel Alogatider Kyd, of the Engineer Bengal Establishment, t.. Mrs. Hey, widow of toe late kderanl flay, LA. of Bengal. Sauna day, at Brenton, Derbyshire, Mr. Menander Fox croft, of Nottingham, Attornee at Law, to Moll 111110114 daughter of Becjartinllarrington, F.sq. of the former place. PEATItS. On Saturday sennight, ot Lin.oin, aged 9, Mr. J Carratt, bebeehas maker. Hewes in g sal health tine night before, and his death as 'uplifted to hate Lieu occasioned by nbta uctaon in it Wood yes.el ~ear the heart. In the 110th year of her age, Mr:. Wullev, relict ter the Rey. Godfrey Wolloy, rector of I . lstinuscue, in Yorkshire, at.d the last sereesing daughter et tire Rev. Th.onas Lamplugh, heretofore one of the Calico Residerniarics of York Cathedral, and Rector or Rolt.sa !vercy. On Wednesday, at Tadc.ster, at the great age of 99, Mr John llartley, father of Mr. Ald,rman Hard..e, of York, and of Messrs. Stephen tad .I , that Hartley, of the fernier place. On Monday la.t , at Sheerness, in the gist year of her age, Mw Wade, eldest daughter at the late Relijainna Wade, Esq. of New Grange., near Leeds. On Fnd..v. at Newcastle ' Lieut.-Colonel Rlakenev, l.,te In specting tltiScm of the Volunteer Corps in that rharict, at :.11 ielvaneed age. He was draedfuly wounded in the battle of Rui.ker's Het, in North Areen.a, and was always considered as an itatell,gent br.iss Othen.r. FRECIIOLD, HOLE END! By Nl,-.444. BURTON and VENNOR, On NVEDN O.S DA Y, Nov. 21,11104, at Garraway'a, at Twelve oCloelt, by larder of the Exccut ws, A N InsproceAble FitEEHOLD ESTATE, eon tAiiiing Two substantial BUCK DWELLING with spacious thit•Li.lices and Tenements, and large walk 1 Garden, situate nwrly oppir.ite Beneraft's Alms- Douses ' N.H....nut—The Prellik4 are lett on Leave to Mr. C'iamberlaM and others, for a-. unexpired arm of 71 Years, at Michaelmas last, at the low Root of 301. per Ann. To be vi:wed, !'v leave of iii: Tenants, six Day previous t the Sale, and printed De4cripti,nas hal on tae Pteonses o M. wra, May:, and Pearce, C , ,at-lane; at Garrawai's , and Mews Barton and Vennor, 62, enrithill COMMODIOUS awl SPACP WS WARLHUUSE, W aI.BROOA. BY Maws. BURTVIS .urt VENNOR On WEDNESDAY, Nov. 21; 1804, at Twelve o'Cluck, at Conaway's, 11" HE Desirable LEASE of a commodious sub -411. mantra; BRK:IS DWELLING HOUSE, w oth spun:sus Warehouse, Counung Il.uae , a.od Private Eatrailee, very eligitey Irt,rate an W oltoook, the Cottler of Bond Court. The Pr..intsis have recently uoolereune eotrotrierahle Remrs, and contain Four Chambers with Closets, Dressing Roere., Waiv ing Roam, Dining Room, Kitchen, Scull, re, lastly dry Ware. hoots*, complete C..uroto.te II owe, rod Cellatiug, and 1... d comrade... Kathie into Band Court. Wid on Leese for au unex pired 'Fenn of F..urreur Years, ..t a mu lerate Rent. To viewed Sox Dais prevrous to the Sate . • and esiticillari had no the P4elll;Vel ; at GaITAVay I / 2 ; and of Mere. Burros and Velm., 62, Crealotl. SALES BY PRIVATE C3IsTRACT. RCANTILE RrslDEscE, WITIIN ONE MINUTE'S WALK OF CHANGE Be Mews. KURTON mad IaiNNOR. rrHE DESIREABLE LEASE of a geared A MERCAN TILE RESIDENCE, iligihly Wtuated in a ,rued and sespoctalile n , ighbourhood, within one Mi.iuteo w , lk of Change. The Premises are in l ie, feet fluter, and con tarn two oervante too no, three chmtbno, o; act drawing nin.n, dining room, counting :4•416C, hall, kitchi.n, wa.lr hon. • and yard. To be iriewed with Tickets, which, with further Particu• he', may be had in' Mown. Benno nut Vconio, No. t 2, CAVIC XL COMMODIOUS PREMISES. .GRACE.- CHURCH iTRE Et lay Maw.. &Uri ftl!/1 ..4 VENNi.R. •ratiE DESIRKAIL' , . LEASE, with itnmeiiste of a coailc;ta..;e, DtV ELLl.ita F„ I IJUS, with bow (nett •0111 0 , penour, and yard, ennvertshle, at a tinall ',ponce, uto an ..•telatiro wacrlamwo. f P. em • ;c1 ate in complete reline, •nuate, and adapted fur a whule• wk or retail onicemi, bag the eery prefmaOle pan of GramichuNhetieet. _ _ To br oewed with Tickets, wh;ch, indi farther Partieg!an, may be had by apithcatiou liartou Intsor, ENFIELD. GENTEEL COT rAGE %IDE NICE. COACH HOUSE. S AsouT SIX fl F 4 KTR ACR EN Of RICH LAND, FARM &RD, Se. ENFIELD. Pe Meeme. BURTON mt VENNOR, '/'HE LEASE, with immediate Possession. of I • genteel COTTAGE RESIDEINIT, sit.ete, an agreeable didauce of ooe mile fr,on fufie.d , e. at ol diaodung extemewc onseinNts mar the 6,.:rciendwg cou..tm, with Pl...tine ad Kitchen Garden, Orchard% C..‘azb houde a stabhog, and tuaahet dome.t.c arrangens2ll,l; at a ge.. ver d,...atte • from the residen-4 are a Cottage Earat4ead, ' &Arm, Stabling.Osit-tioiteet, and &mut 64 A.-z 4 Mea ,I, Ar a b e Lail L ry coontuct, a.. 4 in the hkeheet state of ruitimum toe tree Tlu. Estate has beet. recent'w id tato the Moe complete abler, and atiouild. • itia evely de;. two:, cioverm•nce. . _ . . . To aa "mord wi h Tic',et. only, any dor !Sun3ain - .e.rat-r1;, rn To-lee an! F mr I. I. ;4,..., 5 . Ihirkot Vogaur, 6.4 Colalrr:J. ,%•• ; • SALES BY AUC TION. • • • GENTEEL Dweuric itousr. AND MILE-EN D-R(X%D. By Mr. PAULIN, THIS DAY, at Eleven o'ClnA, "is- the Pigmies, ke Wentsvrth e, on the Nntli Sala bf ‘ldo•Enal Order of the Executor of Mr. JAMES CARTER, derma • • /V HE genuine HOUSElidr. D bURNIIURE 11 consistina of four-past becinearh withsot , au fernitur,!, fetcher beds and b•dclin:; mahogany 113U.A.VOT and ;dam ditto dining, card, and tra•tables, arid cfsweu; pier 3 .„1 dreoUrg &nes, carpet% nom ctntlia, kitchen At One is Clock still be sold the HF.NEFICI.I. LEASE of the very desired.. PREVIISItti, with :! beh..;!, which are fit fur the immedut t , ou of a g 'c't; el .and held far a term of nine rest M I.i.dlttas la 4, at a zoi.xl f eu; of rally 141. per annum. • May be wie•,rcd tall the time iif Sale CataliteuZetd pat. tieutirs may he bad on tint Prianmst aid the Atizaiutel, Btoad-ettetst, Rata if. TO POST MASTERS, STAGE MASTERS, ac, *f D. SLAM:R.- • At hi. Repasitney a Ow.rell-.treat, near Satithteld. TO .M• 'Rt)ll7, at Twelve o'Cltri, preciatly, thy foil win% Li,• ri`tiVELVE boney uccrul . POST 1 - I()RSEi, >i,toig liar, and Cipsoina et:" 1 :: POST (:RAISES and I lantern* A PAIR of Claw a IitIIRSRS.. A t;LASS COACH and Hunan Izariy tie t. . The atu,ve are the real Rroperry of a Stable Ke , itt . r.dtri::,,ag that I.att ui tile au.ittee, and are well worth tha atteutiea of the Public, an they will b• ..td without r••.:rae. To be viewed lid 011 Sale. TWENTY b twin! HORSES from 0.. Rdyril quart of Ordnance, and upwards of Sixty L d. of Huaszs, cu lt 'AGES, ca. the prapeity uf the 1...ne pers4.l TO S.%DLERS, IFIATINES'i MAKERS, Se. Br Mr. STFAVART, Oa the Premises, No. 5, John .trees, kr.iding into Urea Del. huitstioet, for the beneit of the Cr,ditor...ilk! , curdy, Sadler, on TliUltiDAN next, at TWYPIC o . Chfek, THE SPOOK in TRADE, cotisisting of a excellent Assortment of Sadlies, Bridles, Whip:, te. Household Furniture, Sho:i Fixtures, and the A' ALLA",•.E LEASE of the PREMISES. To be viewed ; and Particulats had of Mr. Stakes, , Upper) ni str,et, Gulden-square: on the Premises; 414. i Mr SteWlil . % Auction It? 4, Piec.diay tip:ls,-,te bail House). VAIXABLE and EXTENSIVE I.EISEHOLD By Mr. S rEWART, On the Preiniaea, No John-atre t, leading into O•eat rot th.r the Benefit of the Creditor.. of Mr. N on THURSDAY next. at Twelve adoek, • THE VALUABLE LEASE of a CAPITAL HOUSE, double-fretted Shop, and eN1141.,C Pr en o. as being situated No. S, John-streer, the Corner .4 U•e.:t street, with Double Front, well calictilated for .13,y Pus 2 tll remrring shew The Premises are in the 111114 t olb,ra n t,„' gun of Repair, having recently had a very larze Sum exp, the tame, and consist of an excellent Dwelling Noma, esp : ra Shop, with a Tara ur Past of Ground, extotehngFt F.w,t of John-street, 27 Fen by IR wide, ini4.o43ng Two '1 enemems a present on the Aamee, which, at a very small Expenc-, niirt be made into Two excellent Dwelling Houses cilia Sh., •. Ibe whole 13,1,1 for an inn-spited Term of 23 Years and I Id...ane., at a %cry I m R. ta , —Tnrirmirat, Posa--.30n will be given. 'F., be %e-wed; and Partienlors had on the P-ennses ; Stew wet At-en ion Kenna, 194, P,cradiby onaosite Mil %. HU'ASe and of Mr. Stokes, Solickeer, U e pes Jones. st.t.: - t. Go den squ-ae. MEETINGS Or cirrytTents AT GVIT,DiTALL, TY Moll 110 W• M. 11. Thomas Yarrnll, Finsbury-place. Middlesex, learn S II Jnlin Cu ites, Ilainikrin.str et, rie'. - ad,lle, tadur 8 10 Edward Dick•msnti, Pler.weaur...9.oxfird.road, druggist 9 10 Law Kemp, Mile-end, Ns. Dunstan, Stepney, •i quer 2 1 James Si.therland, York-street, St. Nlary-la-Mssilie, painter . . 212 . . . Andrew Iltrry, Vere•st reel, Oxfon!-street, ophllsterer 2 1 Itibert Ileildri , , lilnsenns-street, Spit.tlelds, silit.dyer 212 Ebenezer Form, Lamb street, Spitalßeld4, painter 1 ln iniiii Nutt, late of Dean mre..t,Siladwell, nanster-anariner VI John Werhers, Cornhill; mercer 10 DIVIDENDS. Chalice Street, Pattaistatori, Middlesex, merchant John Verb , and Robert Ton* n*, late or Lai I.ole, warehousemen CERTIFICATEs. \Wham Cr.*, Caiinon.stiec.r Middlesex, mariner. Whitfield Wool*, late of Sea dtreet, Siebopfgate.sueet, thnber-onereliant Henry I.ee, law "(Since-lane. Temple-bar, victualler. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE, 42 min. after 9. - - -------~r*__~ RENT Eligible Freehold Estate; Des.rable and Beastdsl for nectars a Villa Mr RUBINS, Ai Ga,rawrile Calks house, i Cnnli as TIWRSDAT, the tStl Nave,Oer, Train IN ONF. LOT, Amosr desirable FitE.LHOLD ESTA Ft; comprising a convenient Feral House, with Yard Lel Uutbuilditigi,.and upward. *le.:Acres of Meadow. PIO -•,-% and Arable Land, all hill etatntaadt, sod enclosed by the.ra g bodges, angst, at 'LIM, itairree.‘ Vltorm as.d W a A ti.e c.outty of Kestt, art pr.ses:ion "r Mr. G bb., tenant at win; Mu. be ermine! be I see of tc•saut ; partway. WI 4W premiss•; Ge D.Ltto•el ; Tiger's Heal, in.d Sevel Sears, Fo.a% Cr..;e Pat honey, Nltidisorie; bull, Roctbotter ; Rwe, Sitains'aou.n,T, at oa.r.way's; awl of Mr. Koh.ris WA iti.:l:aateet, titMen-sqnste, where a plat tire Estate sway be seen. FISHER WICK, NEAR LITCHFIELD, STAFFORD SHIRE. CAPTT%L ESTATES, SUPERB MANSItiII. EX E.NSIVE. MANORS, FISHERY, WOODS, de. ty. . 8 1 Mr. ROSINS, At Gemmel'. Coffee h.use, Exchange Alley, Couldll, THURSDAY, the Ilth of Notoraubet, at Twelve o'Cky in one Lot, THE very Capital, and truly desirable FR T:E JUJU, ESTATES, with the extetis:ve Man T7int.e. othethirto 'Mahout, Ftstthrwiek, and H rt.ete Cumberf o rd, and owe-third of the Man•-• Packington, Courts IS -4113, Royalties, and Inathauhir. The much dimingaithed and healthful Sat. Fithe: - . irk Park, a holy aohia and oleg.wit wooobidit Ntaawou, sea excellent (Offices of cure, deberipts en ; • tuaeloos with on. ling 1. r :en four &tilde Coach Howes, Her mess and Saadi., Ren.m., Fattier's Shop, sod other +snails Offices cud servant.' Rolm. over. Also Panama Gmluede, Lawns, Slyteiberie., and Plantatio.o of floe g.eent Surat veet and shrubs, eticire.ing a grand vacion. Piece of Water, 'melded- Mg also. cap.tal Kitchen Garden as led Hot and Soccsweos Howes, Green H .use, noble an d extetwia Park of c die ..r."Sed Ground., ran bsundel by the Rift. Tame, •, rounded by vulva^. Pantanort., eiteornpaased 1.7 pod new an I oak paling Three slegaitt Lodges I. the eistranc s halt foonnu.: one of the moo compete and b.aut.i . I deny.. is the kinglet:l. At an agreeable distance is a c,,,s Farm How, with tunable bailiti• g. of every d-sztiirtiode yards, he. At. and a most elgible Farm in hand Lao ammal aortal Runt. lying contgunusto erti P. rir, let• to must reepectabler tenant., part on leas, rentaunier at will. I. lard aii.l Cumberturd M. to, wd:i Dwelliu; II ,kBSOI 3:4 Outowildingo. several w. I- aualt lltda.a, Cottage., A:. Hopwas Woad, in haw% upward. e-4 ;At) a.tr, , , er.ef .th finc •ug eat and other Tunte:., a nobl• iersea.r-h , •• Ibee thanti7 w.t.i an excille.3 Howse. .6 II kffi' add 13e11444r, Hanka, Ozliat4, Sc coma.tod ,'• ~etileteaant rigs of the R.s:r Trent, aid the r. The I..txte u:nraids of two It man/ three no , ! • acre. The 'smut and ernnaisel vase near 5.0.41. ...am. The prourtv of the Right Hon. Lord Speiter Sun , • Cluchater. The Mth.lo I and Fasts are in complete re,. .• aid we:: with plenty of excellent wat r The.e estates aro Aniadaily we'd cakulate4 for a tonble.s..'• Or gentleman w.shing fora superb resolence, real , e lort7 in owe of the line,' counties i.. the ki..gdo.n. 1 he !dame:. ay.. abundantly rde,lted with game, f .!", of all doirrlptiune.. excellent rood., and in roe th: •: neielahourhoods. The Man...ion to be viewed with Tickets ante, which no per...mean Le adortitt:d The Louis and be view.d ley applying at the Maati•wi; or to Mr Romtheywit. at I I uildie.f.erd, near the Mansion. IX-tenon.- Particulars may Is • I.ad ou the Premises: Ge Lity!..;ell; Hotel, ot Manchester: and Chickens, Barminghasa ; PI ' ton ; (rune, Derby; Castle, Tame...di; Frar, Si''"'' • Ki -e 's Ilesel,Coveowy GerMge, No thatnrslolll; Ru-h, Pr • Wl,', Hart. huh; at Gseraws7'..C..4fiw•hotew., " of the Luatee• ms 7 be wen, sok rartierlank and • yiew..g the Msn..on res. be MA; •of r G Pa.-, Feld ; R. •ice and 'Whir, Esar.a.tratt, stand ..• Mt. Lehi..., Warwick orem, G • deo sqtvar, - - LUNININ ..—Priatia by G. I).‘VI ['SON, No 15. ‘‘ St. awl notl,tici W. µ'R 81. r. .; •r • kr s ce. N 5. 1 S. Back or St. Ct.-if...Xi Chtert.. Stn: 1 • U '.ers tor th(r.pe ,dgo. (post-paid) Ai be au:, 71 I rr .Jove,' S. 111 f 11 , tv 'jabot! To THE rho Mr K , ?vim. re%* 4 I To , the ~: qtr ga.ic inch 7_ T (, d. l Din hat SALES BY AUCTION. I'IOUSISHOLD FURNITURE, LIBRARY OF nnoKs, LINEN, CHINA, PIANOFORTE, T.A BLE CLOCb, and ItFFECTS. By Mears BURTON and VENNUR, THIS DAY, and TO-MORROW. at Eleven &Clock, by thre.:tion of the Executors of William Bottifi7ld, Esq. deceased, rrtHE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, re,noisal to the Harm Tavern, Keiiiiicgt.m (a Sale not being peramt.4 on the Pierian:4); Mc' Laing 144 four•pmt b..‘l4:ads, el, hats colt n furniture in bed. and window curtains, mime bordered t•oose leather b. di. mat: and paliasses, mahogany' wardrobe, double and *angle chest. of drawers, hookcales, an India cabinet, mahogany and ja:ansint chairs, Turkey and Billgaiti, car?eta, set of dining tables, Pem broke tables, pier and dresing italic., sail kitch:n re qui.ites, ar.d miscellanNms a7titless. To be ii,med, an 4 Catalogu.-1 had this it!, at two Tavern ; and of Minus Burton - arid Veanor, 62, Gambill. sok.