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- 1414FAL INTELLIGENCE. 'PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 10. Arrived, and came into harbour, the .4.ltauit gun vessel, with the hebpie.—Sailed the Sara, - en sloop, Capt. Beauchamp, on a cruise. Sir Isaac Coffin yesterday rehoisted flag on board the Gladiator. Sir Isaac has been attending as a witness against the libel on the Admiralty Board. The DP4 9 0,1. of 74 guns. Capt. Gr;ffith, which had just undergone .t most complete repair, liai been on shore off Portland. She was ordered to re turn to this port ; but we understand her damages ate so great, that she was obliged to go to Ply mouth, and that she reached it with difficulty. The Inconstant frigate, Capt. Dickson, has made the signal for convoy to the West Indies, for which destination there are about 50 ships candled. Arrived the Isnkr'la, Kelly, from Tortola ; Brook Watson, Ew e , —, and Industry, outward-bound vessels for the Downs. Wind S. PLYMOUTH, OLD. 9. Arrived the Pha'nix frigate, from off Ferrol, with the Go ',piing, Thompson, from Cadiz, which she has detained. TA MOUT 11, DEC. 8. Arrived the Lndy Arabella packet, Porteus, with Mails from New York, 4 2‘..? days pas ige ; the Quern Caarlotte packet, Mudge, had sailed from thence a few days before the Lady Arabella left it, with mails for Halifax ; am sorry to barn the escme of La Sirbelle and La Didon French frigates, which went out of New York through the passage called Hell's Gates, in the night, at which time the edindrian and Leander frigates were lying at Sandy Hook,who, on hearing the intelligence, went immediately in pur suit. It is said at New York, that Jerome Bona- parte is on board LI Sybeile, and that the two fri gates arc bound to France. Also arrived the Aar/.Lund packet, Skuyler, with Mails from Lisbon, six days passage ; left lying in the Tagus the Towerrod packet, Dodd, which car ried out the Mails from England. As the Mail of the efualand is to be fumigated, no letters will be deli vered out till to-morrow ; cannot learn that they bring any particular news. Part of the homeward bound Lisbon and Oporto fleets passed this port for the eastward. This morning the four following vessels belong ing to the fleet came in here :—viz. Lay, a, Rowe, with fruit, from Lisbon ; Pyre. Ford, Ge.oge, Car man, and Esztalle, Burcham, from Oporto. Also arrived the fferhrie, Harrington, from Hull for Goree ; lYclastry, Lake, for Lisbon; Hype, Davies, from Cork ; and Ltdastry, Newman, from Chep stow. His Majesty's ship Eurydice, of 20 guns, sailed yesterday morning with about twelve sail under convoy for Lisbon and Oporto. His Majesty's ship La Poulette, 20 guns, from Oporto (having parted from the fleet), arrived here on Friday evening last. Wind S.S.E. DEAL, DtC. 10. Arrived and sailed for the River the London packet, M.D , ugal, from Philadelphia. Arrived the Alert sloop of war, from Dungeness ; Chompit.e, .4otelo;e, and r Amiable frigates; Arab, Dert, and the 01 vacs sloops of war, from a cruise; and remain in the Downs, with the Monarch, Ardent, and ittfleilPe men of war ; Led.' and Castor frigates ; Curlew, Esgenie, Spy. and Harp, sloops of war ; PM, err, Lwritir, Pllesno, Discovery, Poe,,, Devs,to tion, Zehro,Toetocus, and risesver bombs ; a fleet of gun-brigs, and the armed defence ships. FRONT LLOYD'S LIST. Ga trrsrwe, Dv 19 —l',sseri by lb. Friends, ForLte., from Riga ; Britannia, Drown, from Guernsey Johanna larer trcks, Grrv, from !Whoa ; yu -en, Dymnii.l, and the Alt coin, Garninuis ,• from Lisbon. Sailed tit Friendship, Strain and the Poncess of W.iles. Sinclair, for Jansaka ; Rubiee, fur C.xls; Stag, Willett, fa Guernsey; OarLai,a, Albert; and the Twen.l. Kr d. r, Rye, fo, Amsterdam. Letters from Alexandria, of the 17th Septem ber, mention, that the situation of Cairn is fright fid, and impossible to be described ; the inha bitants etny,rating, or wandering about in great numbers, i...d cultivation entirely negleCted. Alex andria is represented as being about to experience the same miseries. All the villages of Egypt are ruined, and want seed for the ground. I Communications of some importance were on Wednesday received at Dublin Castle, limn London. Two expresses arrived within an hour of each other, Laving travelled through England with unexampled rapidity. On Sunday night, as the Liverpool Mail Coach was coming to town, one of the horses became i es live and unmanageable, and slipped his harness; the other horse taking fright, ran for near two miles, when the coach was overturned by Chalk Hill, near Buckingham, and broken to pieces. Two passen r ers that were inside miraculously escaped uehurt. Cie Mail was finwarded to town by the Manchester Mail Coach. CAUTION TO Wimp:elm—The Commissioners for building a Pier at Sheerness, in the Isle of Shep. py, have given notice, that they have eredcd a cer r•ain part of such pier or wharf, jetting out into the River Medway three hundred feet, westward, from the town at the .outh erd of His MA.rtst r's &wi tsard and mast-pcnd at Sheerness ; and have also construded in that part of the River (commonly called or known by the name of the Lappch in the r.arbour of Sheerness), a tide pier, twenty feet wide, and of the elesation of zwo feet above the ooze of such River, which is attached to the said pier or wharf, and runs out nine hundred feet therefrom in a western diredion from the said town, on the said Lippe], into the river, down to low-water mark, and therefore renders it impro per for any vessel to sail over or anchor near the said tide pier (there being no depth of water for vessels of more than four tee draught) when the tide is over the same. Mariners and masters of vessels should take notice in order to prevent casualties and dansages happening to their vessels or craft through negligence in sailing across the said tide pier, or an choring near thereto, as we understand the said Com missioners will not indemnify any person or persons tur or in resped of any damages occasioned to their vessels or craft through getting foul or athwart of such tide pier. The pier or wharf, and also the pa -1 rallel line and direction in which the tide pier lays, is i distindly observed, and may be known at night by a light on the east end thereof, near the town, which .s ii.exl at the extremity of the said villa::: - 7 - - FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM TUE PARIS PAPERS. TILE POPE'S JOURNEY. PARIS, !vomit)! en O. We daily receive fresh accounts of the journey to the Sovereign Pontiff. At Lyons, among the most striking instances of the goodness of the Holy Fa ther, every one was affected in the most lively man ner on seeing hint support a woman borne down by the weight of age, and step forward to meet a blind man who came to implore his blessing. The fol lowing circumstance proves, in the strongest man ner, the religious enthusiasm of the inhabitants of Lyons : A large boJy of the people, who could not gain admittance to the Mass celebrated by His I ho liness, resorted in crowds to the Metropolitan Church, when the service was concluded, to kiss the steps of the altar where he had trod, and of the throne where he had sat. The troops joined in the respell and zeal of the faithful ; and soldiers were seen displaying the most animated sentiments of piety. A dragoon, who could not make the sign of the cross with his hands, which were occupied in holding his arms and his bridle, made it with his sabre. General Duhem, unable to conceal the seri: timent which was awakened in his breast by such an affeeting scene, led his son to the feet of His Holi ness, and addressed him in the following words : afo.r Hour FA TULS, Jesus Christ blessed the little children who were brought to him; behold mine, whom Heaven has bestowed upon mc, and who is devoted by me to the service of the Church and the Em peror. The Sovereign Pontiff has been harangued by all the Ecclesiastical, Civil, and Military Authorities. The following discourse was delivered by M. Bureau Pusy, Prete& of the Department of the Rhone :--- MOST 110 LT FAIIIIR, It was nut necessary that the actual autherities of the depart ment of the Rhone should he commanded by the Emperor to manifest their joy at the presence of your Holiness; and the reyecttul homage which they now offer to you is a tribute of affection, rather than an act of obi:thence. You come, most Holy Fishier, like another Samuel, to confirm, by the Leal id a divine religion, a poser ai,,atly edablidi vl under the autho.ity of another Da, i.l, who cal defend, avenge, aggrandise, panty, and illu•drate hit country ; re.fttablish the he ~,,,, rs of the holy ark, which has been so long profaned; re-assemble around the tithe ruche the Levites, who hid been seoarand by the vielenc- of opinions, or etisper,d by tae - agitations of anar chy; and who, by the continued wisdom of his admini•nra tine, jtotifiz.s the acclamations which have decreed the em pire to him, as the only reward worthy of hisvirtues and yen lid s-rvices It is be. your ha ris, must Holy Fath,r, that this coeriahed chosen one of the Fri itch people will be enabled to unite his own indelible character to that of the anoilited of the Loral; and that, already placed under the safeguard of his ge n mi. of the laws of the State, and the lu.c of a grateful nation, he will find hi power still further consolidated tin the imperish. able basis of religion. lour Holiress, in dignifying tn he au gost ~,,, istiy the solemnity of that contract which is about to be formed between Rue French and the zinperor whom they have chosen, co operates in the benefit. exitected from this in stitution; and the eterna: gratitude. which we shall fcel fur the dlintriutis Pontiff, olio is conic to cement our restoration, will met Ni e s!, if it be ptes.hle, the profound veneration that his rank and vittuie already inspire. The Pope left Lyons on Wednesday, 6th Bru maire, at six o'clock in the morning. From Lyons to Roanne, the toad was lined with the farmers and peasants, who hastened born all parts of the coun try in their holiday clothes, and who prostrsted themselves to receive hit holy benediction. Crowds of people were also assembled on the declivity of the mountain of *Farm e, where, from the steepness of the ascent, they enjoyed a more distind view of the Head of the Church. At Roanne, where His Holiness siert, the principal persons of the place, accompanied be all the inhabitants, pet seated them selves before the Holy Father, and having received his benediEtion, ve:.e admitted to kiss his wet. At five o'clock the Pope heard Mass, and deputed at six. At ,s, at Cones, and at Montargis, where the Pope .Dept the three following nights, the same denumstration of religions sentiments burst forth on beholding the common Father of the Christian world. The Bishop of Clermont rendered his hom age to the Pope in the first of these towns, the Archbishop of Anton in ti.c 'ecvnd, and the Bishop of Orleans in the third. Throughout his journey thf Prefects met him on the boundaries of their re l ive: ,ve departments. At the entrance of each n.wn or village, the Clergy, in their choral habits, and preceded by the cross, ap peared on the side of the road, when the CIItAtCS and the Mayors harangued his I litliness, the one in Latin and the other in trench : some even in Italian. The answers of the I loly Father were always deli vered in the respective languages of these addresses. It is also to be remarked, that a man and his wife, who had been married forty-five years, were admitted to kiss the Pope's feet, when the hus band addressed his Holiness in a Latin discourse; and, after having received the benediction, he de shred that this old connection was become more dear and sacred than it had ever been. His Holi. nets was pleased to smile at the expression of this last sentiment. The physiognomy of the Pope bears all the marks of paternal goodness, as well as the grandeur ant: serenity of a celestial mind, and did not fail to express, throughout his whole journey, the lively satisfaCtion which His Holiness experienced on beholding such marks of religion in the inhabitants of this illustrious nation, which, dur ing fourteen years, has been honoured with the title of tie Mast Chrgstran Slate. _ . Dispatches were received on Mon.lay from Lord Nccsus, dated the 6th of November. They Can tain the pleasing intelligence of the whole of the !fret being in perfect health. Monday, a labourer belonging to the Vietualling Office, crossing the water at Deptford, by some ac cident tell over the side of the boar, when he imme diately sunk, and was drowned, nntimithstanding the endeavours of the watermart to save him. A melanaoly accident happened near Lanus ter, between twelve and or.e o'clock, on Wed nesday morning last.—As Mr. Sviori Metes. ea c6n, of Owliff-Hall, was returning home with his neighbour, :,,r. Rs:li ID G MIDI/ L from Neaten, where they bad been collecting small tithes the day preceding, on crossing the bridge at Townend Pool, he fell over the battlements into the river, the tide being at that time rising. Mr. GARD. NIA, who was walking a tew yards before him with a lanthorn, immediately jumped in, and after some time spent ineffectually to 6nd him, he alarmed the neighbourhood, and on search being math:, the body was taken out of the pool aolir :ince o'clock. his supposed, that his death was occasioned by his fall ing on his *isle upon a stake in the water. The Cs toner's Jury's verdict 'A ss---Icriderttal Death. PROM LAST NIGIFT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Contostuiceu it. the Middlesex Militia, stv,e.l by the Lord Lieutehaue. Royal Westminster Regimetit—H J. Hansard, Esq. to Le Major; dated November 25, 1864. Royal Eastern Regiment— —.... Adrianson, Cent. to be Lieu • tenant date" November 15, 1804. Alexander Cameron, Gent to be ditto; dated November 16, 1804. Thomas Ilrotberidge, G •nt. to Se Emig i ; dated November 23, 1804 Western Regitnetit—.4. Crowther, Gent. to b., I....litenalit ; dated November 15, 11104. William Leightoo, Galt. to be ditto; dated as above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED . JAcob :grad Even, of Brighton, Siti , ex, merchant. BANKR VP I'S. William Corbett, of Gray's-hon; London, money.scrivener, to surrender Dec. 18, 29, and Jan. 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rob-rts, F.ly piece, Hol!ntrn. Joaeok Danis, of geylishatit, Sonnneetsliire, tanner, to stir render 1.)..e. 20, 21, and Jan. 22, at eleven, at the Rummer . f.kvern, istol. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Daniel and Son, Wino! ; ant MeiSfi. Pearalgl. P inupavrut, Temple, London. Daniel Diggs, now or late of Chipping Sodhury, Glouee-ter shire, liquor inerth.int, to suriender Dec. 20, 21, and Jai'. 22, at eleven, at the White Lion, Bristol. Attorneys, Messr. Jenkins, James, and Co. New Inn, London and Mr. George Chiptiii.g Sidbury. William Oadiliam, of Exeter, tallow-chandler, to surrender Dec. 18, 28, and Jan. 22, at five, at the 1 lalf•Nloon Inn, Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. R. E. Campion, Exeter. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 13. James Frampton, late of Sottrton Cammlle, Dorset shire, butcher, ut twelve, at the Crown lint, gland:Ord, Dersetshire. Jan. 11. Francis Byrne, of Birmingham, japaniter, at eleven, at the Stork hut, Birmingham. Jan. 1.). Amy Button, late of Reading, Berkiltire, innholder, at eleven, at the tieutge Itri, Heading. Jan. S. Joshua F:mon, now or Lite of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the York Hotel, L.verpool. Jan. 4. John Riding, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Liverpool. Jan. F. Patrick I turner, Bristol, merchant, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Feb. 2. John Dunkin, now or late of Red-Cross-dreet, Lon don, rert,Eer, wine and spiiit-inerchant, at ten, at G M 1,111411. 110.12. Jautes M.lrgebion, of Church-court, Clerneut'Aants, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb 9. James Pepplewell and John Jepson, of Lawrence Poultney-Line, London, broker., at one, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES—JAN. 1. Thorns% Norris, late of Peter:held, Southampton, victualler. Peter Richardson, of Portsea, Hants, hookieller. Henry Levi, late of Ramsgate, kern, dealer John Leger, of Barhtcan , London, coal-merchant Robert Bartlett, of Slietton upon-Duns ~,,, re, Warwickshire, timb'•r merchant. 'Thomas Dickson, of Golalming, Surrey, timber merchant. Robert Thompson, of South Shields, Dortiain,bluik and mast maker Richard Emerson, if Needham Market, Suffolk, miller and 111.111tAer. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDDAI.I., TO-MURIMIIf M. H . George Wilmiburd, late of Redeross-attert. carpenter . 2 10 Iftrph Coe, Gravel-lane, Surto , . carpenter . . . 210 PRICE OF ST(.CKS TIITIUD•T. Plank Stock. 3 pet Cent. Red. 4 per Cents 74;1 5 per Cent Loyalty. 9 3 i Long Ann. l7 1 1 lin.pe.ial Affillialti 9l 8.16 (Menotti 9 81 ExcheTier KM, par Is. prem. It. des. p. , r. Eng. Lottery Tickets 181 104. Consols for ....... ............ • • • • . 5 9 iii T. 81914, Stock•Rroksr, 4, Cunlnll, and 9, Charing-Cross. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Dec. 6 Kink Stack 142 Guvernagant Delleateres per sent . 6"i ---- 5 per cent 89; Grand Canal Loan, 6 per cent....... 9'i Wnle Street Deb. with Gov. Sec. 4 per cent ..67 Tuasoa r. Dac. 11 Genoa Venice Licbro Oporto Dublin lumen. I. t. 4. Portugal Geld in Coin and 114 , 1 per oz. . 4 0 0 Dnublorins . ..... 0 0 0 New [Miters . 0 5 0 Silver in Ran 0 5 5 New Loan each 0 tl 0 Agin on the Hank of Holland 44 per Cent. 11 aIO;a P 611 6 5.) 6H 61 days BINTIIS. On Monday last, at Ediobargli, the Lady of James Lloyd Harris, El. of Nublry House, was safely delivered of a sun and heir. On the 14 instant, at Hanley Lodge, I fanaushire, the Lady of Cherie+ I.? e;i, L.. 1 of Kentonly, we: safely delivered of • *on MARRIAGFS. At thi•Viseennteas Dinicaiii,at Edinburgh, on Wednesday, Maki' , Feign...in, of the Ayrdiire Militia, to the lion. Hen rietta Duncan, daughter of the late Vricount Duncan. DEATHS. Or Thursday morning last, at his vat at Kedleston, in Der byshire, in the 711th year of his age, the Rlght Hots. Natha niel Lord Scarsdale, a Raronet, Doctor of Laws, arid a VIC. President of the M4dlesea Iluspital. llu Lordship was t . . 3 eldest eon of the late Sir N %Mantel Curzon, Ran. whose fa mil, came to this cow it, y wrtlr Vellum the Conqueror. We find them seated at ►all -don, ev re 'e the reign of Edward the First This faintly tint represented the County of Darby in Parliament in the second year of the reign 14 Richard 11. and continued to do so, with some intervals, until the 12th cf William 111. from which primal the family uninterruptedly re. resented the Comity in Parliament, until the year 1761, when his ireenit Majesty Wa. pleased to call tile late Lord to the House of Peers. His Lordsiiip's privato worth will be in re. menshrance, and the poor of the surrounding villages will re collect with gratitude his continued benevolence. That hri Lordship had an cunning last, Go the fine arts, is uniyrisally known and ack•rowlrtga by those of the present age, and his noble mansion at Kedleston will remain a monument of it to posterity. He is succeeded in his title► and estates by his eldest son, the lion. Nathaniel Curzon ( now Lord Scarsdale), who ra presented the Crum? of herby, in two successive Parliaments. On Saturday, at her house in Sleene.street, imiversalli la. mimed by all who knew her, the Right lion. Lady Caroline Leigh. Her Ladyship was the daughter of Henn• Duke of Chandos, by tits first ode, the Right Hon. Lady Mary Brace, daughter of Charles Earl of Aylesbury. On Friday morning, in Kesisington•square, after a lingering illness, Miss Abdy, eldest daughter rat the late Re , . J. A. Abel!, Rector of Theydnn (lemon, in the county of Eines. At his apartments, Devonshire-street, on Thursday tait. Mi chael Marcus Lynch, Fsq of Mallow, in the county of Cork, Ireland, late of the Royal Moth Lire- la Regiment of Milli, and brother-in-law so the Right 11. 1 11, J. 11. Addington. MOM WATER TIM DAY AT LONDON 'RIDGE. )2 mtn. after 9. COURSE OF EXCHII A m.tenlacn ag 2 2 U. DI:to at Sight 37 7 Rotter.lmhC F 12 1 'Z. 1./ Harnburgh.... 55 5 WI ♦ltona 53 6 2 1 ,11 Para IS 6 Li,. DM.. Y I't 2) 14 11..urdeaux •2' 14 Culls Ditto ',o e.TeLt. MArlnd Ditto • 341 tliita. Halted Leihutn so} Naiiles Dultlin on Londe,. (Dee. 5) Nelid.4 on London (Dec. 4), Belft,t WI Dultlin (ditto I • .. SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS AND DRAWINGS FOR LYSONS, PENNANT —BOOKSOF PRINTS AND POI( FoLIUS. By M.. RICHARDSON, At his House, No. 31, Corner of Villcri.street, in the Strand, THIS, and Two following Da i s, at T we l ve o ' clock, - Alarge COLLECTION of PRINTS and DRAWINGS, many amy uncommon Portrait's ; we.l betw,en the Pillars; King Charles I. after Van Dyke, by Sir Robert Strange, the Etchings, &c. mint i;wlle collected to 1110-,rata Mr. Pennant . London, and the krr . Mr. I.Viallet EUVirolli.—Dr.,wilig: lay Sandby, Nicholson, Varlet', Sc_. A 'along the Books are the Gall , .ry de Florence, Ridinger's Martini's of Natural History, o , loored, To be Yiewed—Catalogues to be 11,4 of Mr. Richer4 o No. 31, iii the Strand, price Sixpence; and of Mr. Clut.., hoolowller, hind-street. By 11.E1G11 and S. SOTHEBY (Itwilcs,ll:rs), At their Douse, No. 14S, iti the Strand, opposite Otherith. street (removed from York street, Covent.Gatleo). at THIS, and Two following Days, at Twelv e o 'Cl oc k . AN Elegant and Valuable LIBRARY. teget h eT with a Number of Prints, Coins and Mill Is, M. Fossils aid Shea; the Property of a Gentle:earn gu tn the Cnotinent. The Litoary cOlll.lO. •t , l/ Valki lira) in History, Voyages and Turd', Poetry, Um an to, lir melt Classics, Art, and Scienews, Miseell.ores —Ti,, Books in general are ill the neatest Corwlition, aod noon bound in various coloured Morocco, arid It 11,41 1 , To be viewed. C.ttalogues to be had at the Piac, of Sale. By Mr. PALMER. TO MORROW, preci.ely at Twetve o'Clock, at the London; Kent, and Surrey torte Repository, Church-strem (near St. Georre's Church), Borough, AGreat Quantity of STRONG, USED I lORSES of different I),sci infirm," Pablo; Sale for Horses every Thuru!ay. . N B. Care taken of Horses seat before the 5.11 , 1 remionable terms, By J. PALML.R. --- - - Capital and truly eligible Leasehold and Freehold Wharfs, Water awl Wind Mil , Dwelling House, C and 1111111CMUA Buildings, and ' Nine Acres of and Freehold Cottages and Ganlm, We..tha•n. By M.4sri. BURTON and VENNOR, On WEDNESDAY, Deccinaer 19, at Twelve, at Garner',, in Th.ce Lots, if nut previously chsposed ul b- ('.n a m e Contract, Lot Caroial and valuable LEASE:6LO I. A. ESTATE, held of CIIRIST's very advantaginusly situate on a branch of the River within an easy distance of the most princnial Mi-ket4 Kingdom, compnaing a Water Corn Mill and Winsi Mill, capable of doing a considerable itroke of business, wi:h wharf, roomy stabling, lofts, cart stand, kiln, granaries, and ware house, dwelling how.* adjoining, and nine acres of rich land, tythe free, tog.dher with a wharf, cottage, and sh,d, situate next door to the Yorkshire Gres , in front of the rind at Strat ford. The whole of this Lot held on Lease Mr ;art unto:pined term of twentriire years, at a moderate rent. Lot 2. A Freehold Garden behind the dwelling house, ad joining the mill, planted with thriving standard and wall Lot 3. Two Freehold Cottager, contiguous to the mill, lett to tenants at will, at moderate rents, a:Tramming to 161. per annum The whole to be viewed, by leave of the tcruints, eight days previous to the sale ; when primed descriptions may Le had on the premises; at the Corn Exchange Coffee 1 - I..useis; Rumford ; and of Meson. Bartow and Vonnor, Cone hiii, London. Celtar of Choice Wines, Sideboard of Fashionable Plate. alr gain China and Cut 1113ss Select Library of Rooks, Tal,ie and Pled Linct, Modern iciat-Cliariot anal liarrienr, Sad,lles, Bridles, Pointers, de. of Mr. Walter Powell, from Tooting. ltv Mr. WINSTANI.ET, On the Premises of Mr. Casten, No. 29, Bruton-street; Beau ley agitate, on THURSI/AY, December 20, at Elert, o'Cluck, by order of the Assignees of Mons. Casten and Powell, Bankers, r INHE following valuable EFFECTS, being the Prorc:ty of Mr. Walter Powell, and iexceptthe Wine.. which will be delivered on the Premises) are removed from his late residence, at Upper Tenting, Satires, the Purchasers of the Freehold having agreed to take the Furniture at a valriation via. L'4l docAt of very choice Port, some of which has been irt bottkvi about five years, and none less than two dozen of Spanish Red Wine, and &loin Id dorm of very superior Claret, Madeira, Sherry," Burellar, old Rum, de.; reveal hurid:cd ounces of modern Plate and plated article.: beautiful' French and other China, in table, tea, and Aosett bandit/MC cut glass; select collection of books, arnorign whic:y are a subscription set of Boydell's Shakspearr, with the Log , . and am ill plate.; fine table and bed linen, a very complete and elegant Nfabiteany Gentleman's dressing •tatid; an degas modern post chariot, nearly new, with • penuche seat asii! shiftMg Salisliaty boot, ',Atilt by Windios; a pair of capital chariot horn.. , , a gig and t indein harness, a field officer's sad dle, bridle arid several other ex ce ll en t saddles and bridles; three well-bred pointers, and nonyemits ankles, which may le, viewed on Sitinday and N1...1ay, the 15th :did 17th, and satnples of the wine tasted on the day of Sale. Catalogues may be then lia:1 at. tie Wheat:hear, at Tooting; at the place of Sala ; arr,l o: Winnanley, Paternosterom. Rv Mr. FARERRt/TIiER, At Carrawar's f>rtfoe house, Exchange-alley, Cornhi!l, na ESI/AY, December IG, at One, TILE Capital, Desirable, and highly Valuable FiZELlfell.ll, and TYTIIE-FREL !STATE, writ eNrCti,ire Motors of Allerttol, NI .uleverer, extend•r; inn, and over the Township of Iloppertou, Elaxley, Clar:• ton, and the Manors of Little Ouseburn, Low Dutuelorth, and Igniantliorp, with Court Leet, Court Baron, Royattsr.„ Immunities, Quit Relit., die. Also, an extensive rusher! in the river Nei, extending about six miles. That well known magnificent seat, called Thornville Ro u t , wrth exi ...I : offices hf every description; a quadrangular rum. w.th b iog for forty horses and six coach house., haul.... ro r. 1.•, ratutries, &c. surrounded with pleasure ground,, stir übacro awl plantations: in an exuberant bottom, to a full smith as. pest, a 11;1 1 1Ci011i kethell garden, wailed round and clotristi with the choicest fruit trees, hot and teeirlisru.e and grapier, ; n .We and extrterne park walled round, with asrteral sh.ets of water therein, stored with tend, pike, perch, tench, and other lish ; adorned with stately fts.est trees and shrubs. mid ab wok game of every descri;rtion ; at a r onveniesie distance are a firm house marl ail requisite briddreigs, kiererai Capital farms contiguous to We park belt to truants with considerable ext-nt of land now so hand, the w1a.40 Lite etatitairiirrg 4360 acre. (00. r.: or lees isf fe tae 4..1 , .• meadow, and Wood I.ohll, .111: romlwcr, a, el of •I. presumed moolmil value of €,odol. Tln s di l Oillellisltr.l 111 point of elegance or souation, !seal ty richness or the .11fr000dolg 1./09was: the &via-orlon of rts.. home g d., the intiiety and compactness of the land., e.O ferttliry of the sod, the exc.lterice of the water tut uses 4 ~,,, .1111,0, the eligibility of the turnpike roods 1 adiig to id liUmerarile 'wankel towns of great respectability at colleen 0 , 11 distant -1N and locality to a navigation, render thus the now , dr•sirable estate in the kingdom, and one patticu:ar:y totalled for a Nobleman or Man of Fashion; desirably s.tuate witnot four miles of IZitaresbarruegh, six of Wetheiby, seven of liar. rirwgate, and thirteen hero, the City of York; tea timber and timber-like Urea to be taken by the pia:chasers, at a lair vas 'laborer. The purchasei of the inanition louse may be a' omens:elated with the elegant lieusehulal furniture, at a he valuation. Dercriptive particulars are prepaied, and ate read , I.l n th , leerr, a! tn. place .rf Sal,.; at the Bull and Mouth, Leeds Angel, Wetherby ; Gore York; Swan, Feel bri lgc; ar e. Elephant and Castle, Koaresborroigh. A per,. et attend. to the mati.itm house, which can be viewed into:gets only, whi• ii may be had, with particulars, of Mr shiptoti, Some) or, Geer, Hammertoe Messrs. Harvey and Robinson, S dtWors. I.'" colts% Inn, New Square; awl of Mr Earebrodie.„'Aidumer . No. 16, tild Rond.strert; ur at his Residence, No 7, B' , t.t.' • Hui:dings, Strand. Plans of the Uwe snap tie .seess at G. , ' • Ilaatimertoo, and in RAW ate et. . - -• LW , . DON :--I•lonted by VIIIMON. No Wft' *wet, St. Clement's. and published by W. WEST. At Il'• lfffice. No. 15. Beek of St. Clement's (.'hureli, Nksod. *h e. '" tliiiers fur the Ilisystdic (post-paid) /al Wilily Mona" 'l% e F SI /„. 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