The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-11-03 00:00:00

711r1.7 NAY'"AL IRTPLLICENCZ. PORTSMOUTH, .1. I. Sailed the Minch, armed en flute, to Le guardship Lymington. Accounts were receive here this morning, by a Danish ship, which passel this port from the West Indies, of IWO most dreadful hurricaiws in the Lee- vrard Islands, in which 314) ve►sels, of various de scriptions and nations, were lost► about 130 English ships were of the number. The Dane does not bring the particulars, as she sailed from St. Kitt's two days aft. , r the late hurricane, when the loss at all the Islands could not he ascertained ; hut it is s4ppose I .1')olit the above number has been lost. At :h' islands of St. Bartholomew, St. Thomas, and St. Kite., 15.5 sail were lost ; and at St. Kitt's, every sessel that lay there. This morning early, the ships mentioned yester day, of Sir John Orde's squadron, sailed from St. lE:ten's ; but the wind wa; so short, and it coming on to blow, they were obliged to anchor again. The 1,10+ 4 C tptain Hamm-ind, returned this afrerno in, with the loss of her mizen-top-mast and main-yard, in the dreadful gale of last night, which was very severe. The Bellerophon, of 74 guns, went out of harbour this morning. • DRIXII AM, OCT. 31. Arrived this afternoon, under the command of Admiral Cornwallis—Pi/%r de Parite San loser, Prince, Gror!se, Princess Rowel, Britannia, Trmeenire, Windsor rustic, adinth, Inspeuenr, Dee flare, and f - enerahl•-, and remain, with the ships I informed you of yesterday. HARWICH, NOT. I. The Lark packet, Capt. Dell, sailed this day with the Mail% of the 30th ult. for 1-huum ; and the Dorset, Capt. Hamilton, for Gottenburgh. IRO/MOUTH, OCT. 91. Arrived the Terri:Rs:man of war, fri m a cruise ; Metzell, and the Pen's:, Birch, from Dantzic. Sailed the dirges sloop of war, on a cruise. Wind DEAL, NOV. 1. Arrived the Harp,, and the Or,st,.s slanos of war; Far,/ Isnrob; 3f , nr, Bolt Trz•ess, S eado, .s.4arh,T. do-ter, J,ekad, and several other G'.ernsey eintrr„ Ste. blown from off the Frcitch coast; Car. kw a nd f'ians sloops of War from Portsmouth ; And WM:v:l in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. FROM I.I.OYIPS LIST. G vvv Nov 1 -..ta , 4,4 by the Eliadbeth, Menthe', item ; Vrow Tr.d..rick, froei Stedt 01.1rolture, Hung•san ; and the Twe Gebruder., from Varell. the Haaaett ; Floyson ; and tile Apollo, • no Africa ; Mitemuie, R.wd, fit Philadelphia; Pore" Secuad, St-venaon, for Jamaica; Idle Pon, (jar, for St. Michael ; He. detch, Goods and the Toe V'reinders, &mai, fur tmbacn. MINTVID In Yarmouth Rnad•—the Libr-ty, Johnsen, from Tr.nrin reft ; end the R•Tweerv, Deti , ".an, front Petero•trzti. At Livvroool-.-thc Lpsra, Newman, fmia New-York; and thn IfigAant, DAL frnin R id. At iotudeattA—the nuni, F.Awant , front Nt *-Yo;k. HURRICANES. %ITT'S. OUT. 7. We are sorry it is our poliol task to lay before nor Realr. 40 Account of a Hurricane of consi derably much longer duration, and nearly aufatal in its eked', as the memorable one in 177'2. On Monday afternoon, the weather began to as sume a very tempest tons aspen, and through the night the wind int.rensed, and blew with great vio lence from the North and North West, accompanied with incessant showers of rain. Tuesday nprni:.g held out no heroes of an intermission, as it had wly changed its tioreaion, and blew with etrial violence from the S. W. varying frequently to the S. In the early part of the day, a schooner, belonging t Dlr. Chadwick, of St. Bartholomew's, was ft r d on shore ; and between two and three o'clock the , "kip Bedford, Clpt. Dixon, having on board 3CO hogsheads of sugar, and abut Sri pipes of Madeira, was driven from her anchor, and forced on shine . near Fort Smith, where she soon after went tot pieces, hardly a vestige of her remaining: provides-. tially Capt. Dixon, and his crew, got safe on shore, and some part of the wine will be saved. A sloop' belonging to Mr. M'Gie soon followed, and is en-' tint , destroyed. The American brigs, Ceeire and Ceres, to avoid the impending danger, if possible, put to sea ahem this. time ; but the former could sot effea her escape, as she was forced on shore at Salt Ponds, and has since gone to pieces. Ihe ap proachitig night presented a most gloomy appear ance to the other ships in 'he Ro :ds, as every n:ark asf destruaion seemed to AV•iit them, horn the in creasing violence of the wind and swell : 01.1 were sten before the evening close 3, to labour and t itch very much. Abut one o'clet k that night get anxiety rrras kept alivefor the fate of the unfortu nate persons an board them, AC it then blew a per fed hurricane; aln.nst every face being blown down, several 'mall houses carried a. as by the tor rent of water which was' ed down, eccasa lied by the unceasing deluge of rates, and many other houses entirely strioped. Wednesday me-Ling presented a scene of horror to the imagination. Not vessel in the Rnad, and the Beach entirely covered with wreck. The Wi hem Pitt, Capt. Abercrombie, a ship loading here for London, lay on shore above the Pond ; the Ate rem, Cala Thompson,a fine new ship, her first voy age, with a cargo worth 40,00 11. sterling, also on shore I lower down, the boons Na4,dot, the ship re-captured, and sent in here on the tith ult. by His Majesty's ship Hippomenes, Capt. Ayscough, with a valuable cargo of inabegaily and lugwood on board, Laying on the Bar. Besides the above, we have to enumerate the loss of,the ship Nelson, Capt. Lennon, at Deep Ray I sloop Irtiliaw A.bitor, Capt. Hanit, of St. Croix, at Sandy point ; and at Salt Ponds, besides the long above-mentioned. are the wrecks of two Am:tic:in schooners, Mr. DA , Aes's sloop, Mr. tiodvts* s Wig Jean, Mr. Coventry's schoot er. and other ves sels, whose names we have not been able to learn. Atc..unts received from the different quarters of the Island, detail the many ravages made by the torrent of water from the mountains, and the dama&a, r , more or less, sustained in the mills and w.,rks'of • ev •••• State in the Island. We canna t pre. Itud w takulate the loss on this distressing acts. - ~ Wins . 1 " 1 " !owl "IPPPNIPIO7 3!•.•!7 • ;inn, but we ("pose it will 1311140.- short of 80 of 100,0001. It is Inch numb F6:.asure we state, there have been but two viaini , ‘lii . ),have lost their lives on this occasion. The ono, a white man, who' • had the command of the prize ship, rOUltg Itv who hit: the other, a negro, belo.zing to Douw The rouble, Esq. We a;ntost fear to he.tr the accounts from the neighbouting island., as, no doubt, they have suffered in proportion. A privateer, belong ing to Mr. Dungan, of Tortola,loandered in the gale—one negro, only, we can learn, was picked up. She was seen, un'ruesJay, throwing her guns overboard. Cll4aLtsrom. SLIT. 10, On Friday night last, about eleven o'clock, a di eadful gale of wind came on in this hat hour, and continued to blow with extreme violence, until Sunday morning, one o'clock ; the wind was at first at Nortb.East. In the course of Saturday morning it changed to East, and in the afternoon at South-East. It is impossible at this time to describe accurately the destruaion caused by this gale ; the whole of the wharfs from Gads den's, on Cooper's river, to the extent of South Bay, have suffered very considerable damage, the heads and sides of most of them have been washed away. Of the vessels in the harbour but three or four have escaped without injury. Several were totally lost, and many more were much damaged. At seven o'clock on Saturday morning, the period of low water, the tide was as high as it gener illy is at spring tides It appeared, that during the preceding ebb but little water had left the River; at I'd o'clock it was two or three feet higher than it has been seen for many years, and made a codnplete breach over the wharfs, and drove many small vessels on them, where they now lie. On General Gadsden 's wharf, several soles were washed or blown don it, and their contents of Tice or cotton much damaged, and 5,.:1 c I , st. 011 %south Bay, the whole of the isulwatie male against the water, is in nine, :end the house tif Mr. W. Vietch, built on made ground, was sleighed down ; the new street nude to con:ieue FAA Bay to Whee Point. is greatly damaged, the sea made n:ssaAtes through it in many places; on Bleta's ssh.irf, a brick build. intt oecup.ed as a scale 41. d ui i.aing house, was beat down by the bowsprit of tke ship Lydia. In the city no other dem ige is tone than many houses which were covered wile nett', are, in part, unroofed, and most ri the tr• es in the street, and many fences, are blown down Great Apprehen sions were entertained for the safety of the families on Sullivan's Island, but accouiits received from thence yesterday, were very favourable; not a life was lost there except a block boy. From fifteen to twenty houses were undermined by tae water, and washed away, the outtahitents of which lost almost every thing that was in them. It is the opinion of some Gentlemen who wet.• on the island, and who came up yesterday, that rf the water had continued to rise for half an hour longer, scarcely a house would have escaped, and many people must have perished. What have been the consequences of this gale in the country, we have not learnt i, but we tear they will be distressing; on the one hand, it is feared, that the banks of the river pl intations were net high enough to keep out the tides; and on the '.her, that the violence of the wind has destroyed the cotton plants. *I here is one circumstance, which took place during this gale, which we think worthy of notice. It was Inge eater at the wharfs on Saturday, at twelve o'clock ; soma after, the tide begin to fall, and at six o'clock in the evening, had fallen about two feet; it was then expelled that the neat tide would be highs: •han the former, as ti , e fall had been so sm-ill ; eta, instead of ring, it continued to fall a It.;'e the whole time of the flood, and was oat as high at tine o'clock on Sunday morning, the time for high water, as it wag the day before, at six the time of low water. We supposo that eis phenomenon was owing to the change of the wind from E. to S.E. doting that period. A newt) man was killed by the fall of Mr. Vietch's chimney, on South Bay, and this is the only life List in the city, that we have heard of. Mee of use families residing on Siuth Bay lett their dwellings in the course of Saturday, expeaing that if the gale continued, it would be unsafe to remaia in them Many of the toa.ting-craft and wand-Moats are driven on shore on the triars• es, :Lid in the heads of the d.icks, a 41 ale mach This gale 'v.'s more violent, and of much longer continuance, than the one waich took place in 1753. From the description given of the hurri. me in 17.52, we beiewe that to - have been the most dreadful, though it is much to be teams' that the lose of property is now much greater than at any fanner period. LIST Or VESSELS LOFT Aeon DAUI Allan JIM TY r MILE: Ship link/eon, Mash, o: Criar leagues, bound kw umirdeaus, Parch tiamaged, and uoluarlai g. Shlpeolunius, of Chirlastm,mnikit the white Brig Conce.4 of Pnrinadmre, sunk at Ptiokaa's whirl; she is bulged, awl Mr rein has part d. Ciaistorher, quiii Africa, sunk M a Mart ling Tartar, lakly (ruin Afraga, gone to oaten. Ship India, Ilaiwar 1, driven", ign up in Slakes Doek. Wig Unanimity, %Valenti, oLortu siutua the Illuve.mar't Yng Ynaf4lk, dittn. dat'o. Seh,..ner Rising Sun, on Williams'a wharf, much damaged. s-tre a n e e m a ry, .:•CliAtie:toa, sunk at Ilan'. we.: f. Y.rig fbomas, much Uijaired in her u ;per worke and .noe..thi g. Schmher Eliza Ann, bound far Nassau, in Ashley eta: crew, seven in numb—r, remained on the: lantern ail night, and were oaken off ye terday morning. Reg Nines, driven into little. Creek. !trig Vomit, albite on St Jaarrs's Wand ; seemd schooners ate a'm on shore on St Janim's Idand. P. , :d • t the foregoing, upw4r are driven awl jammed via sal the *liege they re mised consiateratda d image in their tigg,s, spiv., anal tipper emits. The Iti? Middieu.n is also agroond in a dock. The //fertrioui non of war, Sir Cu A nt TON, is arrive.) at Plyrnorth, from our squadron, off Ferrol, v.iiich she left all we'l on the 27th ult. The day before she sailed, a vessel arrived with dis: pitches from our Government, to Admiral COCU. 11,104 g, giving information of the capture of the Spanish t7izatts. A signal was immediately hoisted on board the Admiral's ship, for all Captains, and every person belonging to the British squadron, to quit the shore, and not to bold any communication with it till farther orders. Not a single boat was suffered to approach the ship which brought the di:- pate. es. that no intelligence might be communicat ed fro... it. Sir CUAIII.Zs HAMILTOII sag of :0‘ town immediately tie his Wain. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL, ON 1.14,ND4T. Th 011.14 W:ight, Ea.ingt qt, Bock-, com.h.maiter Vlriki3m Smut, leo of Vtgo-Ime, St. \Vest ' Wolof er ' carveliter John Forhen and Robert Tornltin., late of Lid-lane, wareh..us.mten Jaunt% ILIA.un, East Smithfield, bpicklayer • _ Venice Name, At Liabem Xi Oporto Dublin lll ;E, FNIU4V. NOVEMBILIII 2. COURSE OF EXCHANO. Amsterdam 3ll 2 2 U. Ditto at Sight 37 7 Rotterdam l2 0 2 U. Hamburgh 33 6 2 U. Alton 35 7 2 li• 1 Paris I day's date 25 4 Ditto 23 12 2 17. BUtLI•11. Bourdeaun .23 12 Portugal Gold in Coin Madrid Ditto Cadiz l7 in Paper I New Dollars Ditto Pillbia . 34 49 1 New Lout. each .... 0 0 0 w Legh n Ago, .in the. Rank of Holland Genoa 43 i per Cent. Dahlia on Lamina (Oct. 36.) 1 0 1 11e4 t.t nit 1.011.1m1 (Oct. IS). 7 61 lielf.eir on Dublin (duo).. 61 7 61 days I. s a PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, OCT. 26 Government Debentures. 34 per cent. 61 Government Uttselitur" 5 per cent 894 Grand Canal Loan, 8 per cent. 98i Wide etwaat Deb, with Gov. Secur 4 per cent.— Collth-EXCHANGIC, iIIIDAY, Nov. R. Today Mere are net many further snivels of Wheat; and soles are made readily, and ar:• quoted 2s per quarter dearer for good 'ample's, and more f e Fine Datitsic. Barley further M. erraws w ore. 111.olt at l.ttle alteration. White Peas are heavy sale and dumper. Sem. remain as dear. Although a go..d soi.ida of Oars, the many buyers cause an advance of fall 1.. per quai cwt. Terms of Ylour without venation. CU 'RENT PRIt E OF GRAIN. Wheat 70 44 901. Re....s FIHe do cle 948. 4. Tick Demo .....44.. 53a 0.1. Rye, saw 45. 47.. 04. t)..t. .14c 214. iii. Oil. ii•r , S, Malt „N. sc. Od. Rape Seed...—. 41, 44% 01. Were ?ea..... SO.. 00 , .. 0.1. raw F10w......74. 75. 04. Grey Pau ' 41e. 4:m. 04 5450014..... ...nil,: 741. Od RETURN OF WNFAT JN MARE LAM?, 144lodrag Italy (ram the USth of Oct. to the tUth of Oet. agreeably to the rum Act. a. 4. 13 Quartets at 93 3 at 94 10 -- at 811 at 87 207 at 86 439 at 11!1 Sit at 64 at 83 191 -- .it St 6 Itl6 at gg 846 --. at 81 at KO 13:8 -- at I'9 1.18 —of 74 7;3 ---. at 77 1497 at 76 bl 7 at 75 3 at 74 6 1.308 at 74 Total 10,536 Q 0311911 Sc,llo higher tl $ 666 emitters at 7.3 1147 at 72 50 -- 111 71 5:11 at 70 64 —at 18 54 at 67 211 at 66 107 at 65 18 at 64 213 at 63 41. --- at 62 43 ----- at 61 302 - at 60 110 at 57 1;0 at 56 110 at 55 at 54 6:, at 44 4 --v.— at *0 a—A arra ge 711 10:d. than lay !town. A From Oct. 2, Kt:MKS (W FI.Ot ) w Oct. tf, from ti.e :IR, ('ocket Ofrice. - Sack,. • d. sacks . s. d. &Cie% a 2 84 0 149.....,72 0 20. 71 6 2 81 0 80.. ....76 0 bd. 71 0 )480 00 0 4244 711. 0 200. 70 0 72 79 0 113 .. 74 0 7 67 C 40 7B 6 67... 73 0 .15. .65 0 SI" 78 98 ..72 6 11.......42 0 20 7 7 6 146 71 0 I Talakll,2Bll sacks.— Aversi 4.1. 31.1. higher than last R 771. Sid. turn. TRICE OF sTucics Bank Stock 166 5 4 pet Coat Ile/ .5611 57 3 per Cent. Comas billij ♦ per Cent 72j 76a 73 6 per Cent. Nary 9; 1 11 5 per Cent Loyalty • ll Long Ann Imperial 3 per Cent 55: Def.nred Stock. 50 4.3ntniuto. India Stock ....177i 176 Cuuso4 foe Soo T. RISII, Stock-Sruker. 14 Corithili, and 9, Charing-Crow. r AND srbekw 111141 r. waiiTerii a P.A. 11ay. . 9+16• a 41 16 New Ol 04 a 01 0• Clover ..4I 104 • 9: 10• Straw ..11 8 a II 166 tIXBRIDGE. Th. Corn !napkins's Retain, on Thursday, Noe. I \Vhe.t, pee load. 111 Od to 251 Od Hulett per V. • • 44s Od to 484 Od Oats las 0.3 to ;144 04 Liou 44: Pit to 44s Od Mt, tyre 444 04 to 41. 04 Tema 50t 04 to •44 04 PRICE OF sEFD IN THE BOROUGH. •T •tTAIt. Pet Cwt. Per nwitiel. Re,l Clover....r. It. to 1004 Turnip......... 144. to 14. White ditto.. 604. to "lols. W Mui,t3rdSeed Ni. to ldb 04 Trofool ..... .. 21%. to 45e. neuwu d.tt . 1 'a. to Ilt C.r . aw , v..... ON. to 1034 Ovary 7. NI to 84 1 4 d Cot utut i .....:k. to 10v. Writ GrAs... pr. qr. UO. to 30. PRIG IF iil~Ys POCI[ItTII. • 3/ les to 41 Is Kent NS to 41 4s ettoex 3 1 I. to 10, • 31 Ws to 41 4. FAt0h..m....61 Ito to n ..)14 Daly 170,0001. PRICE. OF H» ST. J A *n4. flaw. 51 34 • 41 86 New. 01 0. ani i. tio•vr ..., 11 10. a II 194 Clweer 01 0+ • 01 Oa smrrinriELo, Flit•%ir, soy. 2 T.. Ook the offal il!ef .4 04.1 to 30 0.1 Mutton 4. 0.1 to Od Laub de 04 to Je 44 Haul of C. Smuts about Dyer %wee of Mb. I Veal Pork St 44 to 44 . 8 :ttle thi: Thy, hoop •nd Lambe, 141,00. NEWOATE RED LE ADENHALL MARKETS We the weave. st 04 to 4a 2•1 V*al • 4. 0.1 to 54 11.1 o.ton .... is 04 to 44 XII 44 to 4, Sd I.smb --Ss 44 to 4s 4d PRICE OF TALLOW St. Jame:. Marko.' .. 44 6d Town T..ltow. 7St All (;.JP. \ I :ftcrt no Od R maim i Can.)... On 7Js *r.o t a d el Market 4t 41 Rotas d... 150.) 69. Po s*.linsis 4 Ma. —to • Melting Staff 60.61. 8. 191 Data "ugh 42s At. rage Cries.... 4. id Graves .• l4. Good Drtis ll. Yellow Snap,t2s—Nitntle.l, 90t-..euri, 94 5 , Pt4lllo Of Candles. per dn. Ila 04.....M0uidt. i.h . cm. PIRIPII O III PYINPAMM - X RAW tnnr.s. . • Rest Heifers and Steen s rer 'toile, 3:. 11 , 1. to 4t. 44. Whiling, ~.. a,. 4d. t., 3., 84. Ordinary .. ....... as. OIL to 51. IH. Market Calf —...... 101. 44. Ent!,lt Horse . , l4s 04. to tit. at, Pelt: .. Ps. 6.1. in 4... 04 Lamb Skint •• • ' .. .... 3s• Mi. to 41 04. • . --- PRICE Or LEATIIER. . B itts, SO to :411. eAch„... 0 . 214 to fad Dino, GO in 6:45. each....,.. 40 to 254 Merchants Racks.. —4 to 23.1 Dret-ing Ilittes . - 2'd to 711 Fine C kith' Ilides 2141 to 241 Crop tlidn for cutting 4....2251 to !A Flat Ordinary. CalfSitins, 30 to 40Ib pox Datew 311 to 37i1 Ditto, id to :0113... 03i to seig it Ditto ' 70 to Stels Small Seals (GrJerdaltd)l' 4U to 44, S 7 Large iTtto 100 s to 10011 Off dole. Tanned Horse Hides 22s to 34s per bide. COAL. EXCHANGE, OCT. Si • 1110,st Coale, in the Pool, pet ChA !droll GO. OH Deliveled to I htu:rk,rl:ers at M., P ;• lionderl4:l4, leer Ciirldron 73 4, 0 ' Deli wen dto 111,oli..keepe,a at 0,:6 ttrt . lIIGII WATER THIS D kY AT LONDON' SR min. 3 (ter 2. • MARRIAGE. Thursday, by special licence, at St Gmree'e Chalcli, Ilan over vitiate, Cam. Sir Fdteard llamAmo, of the Royal N. to Miss Maenainara, daughter of John bilecoaruma, Raker-street, Purtmamsquare. DEATH'S. Tuesday morning, sthii horse, in the Precincts or Cautery ~,, in the 75th year of his age, siover..lv lain !mud by the.* sb. knew hi, worth, W. tiostling, i;eptaiii of the lityal a- 4 14 the Royal Artillery. ' lie had been more 'llan 50 years in t:te service, was i the action at Minden, and (among others), 1.1.1 the thanks of the Com mainler in Chief, on that memorahle eq. Saved tv Ls% at F.x-ter, sPer a ti , l,T•riptig illneu, Mrs filedgc land, wilt; or Mr. Philip liedgolastd, • SALES BY AUCTION. , VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM AND YTTHES„ NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. By Mewl. SKINNER, DYKE, EA At Garraway's 011 MONDAY, November 12, at Yacht &Cluck, in ONE LOT, AValuable and very de‘irable FREEHOLD FAR!, 'anat.: in the parish of IRCIIESTER, part 4. vided by the High Road, aod bounded by the Rker ?C a r s tine Mile from Widlirgliorough, and almat 13 from North ainoton; comprising tit, rarsaiiage Farm, containing Acid of included nett ruing Momi.ow and (...tile Arable Land, free of Great Tythes, a very good Dwain' Illmew„ thfie, a a, and Gard-ms, with evert nters.ary tether with tiii iinpropriate Trite. of Con, Grain, and Itay, froinebuin :t.t Aar. s of old inel.o..sl Lead, in the lac. seoionuf an weexceptionAtil. god Tenant, whole Lease 's pires at Mieliartmus 1306, except 10 Acres, held nom Year to Year, at Rests amminting to 3551 per Annom, eapihle increase at the expsratain of the Term. Also, the improps'ate Great Tythet of Corn, Grain and flay, arising frost 10a Acres of iAd inclosed Land io hand. May be viewed, and printed Particulars hail, at the GO A (0e Northampton; Crown, Leic.later ; Swan, Market Darboroa A h„ and Ste r oid Pagnel; George, W.butw of the rwrtr• 4 the Northamitt,m, Ai Coventry Papers; of Mr. Geldanl, Solicitor, Gray's Inn; liod-un, a, Wellingbyroush; at the Place of Sale ; ltd of Memos. Si*...a ner, Dyke, and Co, Akieryeate-street, London. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD FSTATFS, S TRAFFORD GREEN, AND IN THE BROADWAY. By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, on TUESDAY, the 20th of Novelette,. IS, Order of the Exientors of Mr. SAMUEL TURNER. deceased, in Lots, rriWO substantial FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES, pleasantly situates, Stratford Gram in Ow occupation of Mesas. DACRE slid THOMPS9I.I, wet chearfril airy Bed Clobbers , ?arbors, Coach Houses, Sla bbing, Offices, and welled Gardens. Also three iCrennwet Dwellng Houser, nearly adjoining, with two Rouen wr easa F1 , ./ip Gardens, and Out Building., lett to Messrs. CURTIS. ITTER, MONKFIELD. A Freehold Ground Rent. 4 91. per Anomie, issuing eut of a Pastry Cook*. Shop, Bake. house, and ?mouses, opposite the George, at Stratford, in its Occupation of Mr. IJAYL`r. . A OscaPing House, Botch.," Shop, Slaughterllouse, and ?rainier., lett to Mr. 12 ictukar, COPE, and part of the Adjoining House, hill by Mr. Ike. PIER. A Dwelling Howls., spacious Shop, Yard, Slaught.v. Hour, sad Out Buildings, in We Bro..dway Stratford, lea • Mr. JOIN ELLIS, Buts her. A Leaircholitl)wellaig House. Front Shop, sod prcrui t es arlioirorig, in the tiliccopatdso we Mrs. GIHSO.I A Fr.rchold Estate, comprising the extensive ?remises, in the Occupation of Mr. MX NISH, Biker, upwards of Forty Feet in Front of the Broadway, sal P.irloursand lied Rooms of pod pc-per:Saw. Yard, Granary, ilak,looo+r, sot! Out. bothlingt. A thedloug Howi e , G roce r.' sh u p. ch e rs.e well Butter Wirehouse•, Vara% and Premium, lett to Mr. CHRISTOPHER DALE, Goose acid Chnoentraig.Y. A Leasehold Estate, comprising a soh eantial Dwellog House, at the West End of Essex BrolAirS"re Steatforl, lett to DOVE BROOkS, Esq. with tire. Rweens on exit Floor, !arse Garden, Yard, Ole,", Stable% C.,ocii Wow, 00.buiLLogs, and a small r.i4oek is (mat of tat Koad. Mar b., viewed with leave of the Tenants, Three D3Vs..,' , cachets the Sale; awl I.:truculent then I; id at the S.JII• • fowl; Ge's Man. Laytooettene ; Cock auk Roll, and Wain Hol e Rumf.ni y at And Id Me. Smith, No.. 64 tact-s reel, near th- Royal Exch.inge. LYNVORD M!\NSION, MANOR, AND nEz ••Hui.o EsTAT NUR It afl Mews. YOUNG and SIRS, At Garaway's en TUESDAY, the 27th tumult, at 'Prue . . u'Ck.ek, iii thse 1.4)1, r(+; IF MANOR of I.YNFORD, with An -z a 1,...t a.a .übluirtirl Brick ht.timmou, c..licii j.. ._ ... . . . .. I fall, d •!ig•itfully ai•uateil ut v ill AR &parable part tar LI, ty, rieu.iding with Game, particulatly Pue.utautl, fr.ort Tbet.ard, Mut (rum ktratitlois, wit from Steer baai, t team NkM 1,4 !..• . aud i.iglity-futit :tom I.o3dott; with c.N.tell.e.; (awes, a carna l Kitchen-card a. with Flu.. Lome att.! M ,6 " Pit-, all i Ild. Nett with twoive feci 111,11, platat..4 with Fruit Toe=, Plra-ureGiriotitti, . and Arable Laud, tafrimbral by a evii•tantly tuusing St and seyst.l Sheets of W,1.1-41, • %bole g NSA Arr-, ia a ring Felice and Take Free, comui•• at l,- what ..f the Pr isli, whieh readers it newly equal to bowl; -'". P.rrocitial—the Annual Value iibuut 7114. eaciu.e.: tiit Man.iuu and MAinr. The its Hared, aud early Pi* leetimt mar he K.d. 1140901. el the lurelutee-olohey mire' nail out Multiage for - - The House aod Faros may be unrest on Monday'. We ucidays, and Froda 4, hotworn the How+ of F.k yen and Due, on applicator; uythe Build, John Steers ; and primed P. t. imams may be had at the Chequer% lb.strinei ; Nell, Angel, dor/ • CIUMII. Southern; at it Argun %11 ; Kano Newanatket; King. Wed, Norwich; D.kies Lye' of MOORS galttet• .rd Nu. 4, runinyaro yon. born ; at Garr.rway'a ; and u( Men... Young and Soo, N°. :• Chancery-lade. LONDON :—.-Ptintel by (. DAVIDSON, Nn 3*. WYc: street, St. Clernnnt's, and , nablianert by W. WZST, at t•• (Awe, No. 1:t, Hack , A*St. 01:inane's Chtact, Strand, wh , ' Urns ter til• pm-paid) wilt be duly waritesd lbe; / i 1 k t. A