The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-03-18 00:00:00

NAVAL INTFLLIUENCE. ORAL, MARCH 15. Arrived the . 7,3iNai.-ei frigate, Cuvset and Orrste , shops of war, with several gun-htigs, &c. from a cruise, and r-main in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last, PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 15. Arrived the Champion frigate, from a cruise. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 14. Came in the Frienth, Verming, from Figuera. Sailed the Latona frigate, and Eagle cutter, on a cruise. Wind S. W. TALUOUTH, Of ARCH 13. Arrived the Kitty privateer, of London, Captain Musgrave, from a cruise, and has brought in with her the Spanish ship privateer, Feficite, of 0 guns, and 170 men, which she captured near Scilly, alter an anion of an hour and a half, in which the F. heite had four men killed, and fourteen wounded; she had been out five days from St. Andero, and had made no captures. The Kiley mounts .24 , guns, and carries 100 men; she had one man killed, and four wounded. . . Also arrived the Spanish brig Anthsignin, Captain Lay, from !onte Video, which place she left the 19th Nov. last, for Cadiz, laden with 9000 hides, 54,000 lb. of tallow, some cotton, and 5,000 dol lars, captured on the 19th February, by the Roe kick privateer, Capt. Brooks, of London. Wind Westerly. CENTURION'S ACTION. The follnwing Extratis are taken frern the Let ter of a Gentleman who was a close observer of the gallant at lion sustained by the Centurion against the French Admiral and his squadron, at Vizagapa nor; the Letter is dated the 19th of September. " On the Centurion's signals not being answered by the three strange ships, Cadt. Lind recalled his boat, which was proceeding towards them, and made the signal for an enemy. At this time one of the frigates got within gun shot on his inside bow, the Frmeh colours were displayed, awl a complete broadside was poured into the Centurion, on which she in stantly aipt or cut, and the frigate having wore round, forced the whole of her other broadside onto her, and eeiiu w.rre, keeping upon the Centurion's quarter about a e.aaaes leugtit ilistsio e. " By this time, the Marenl,, which was next astern, eame rip ant fell no the little Centurion, with treat fury. Tct this time, I do not think Cantatii Last had Freda shot, him e indiciriusle intent on viten/ the ship in *lime; hut now I. began to strew tLe R Al IS Iwo , British seamen works d their gons; and wilt three cheers pee the frigate rich that roles uta~tnlr threw &twit, and let the Marengo to her orn prowess, f“ , abrnit fifteen minutes. when the nth , r frig,'; same op, opened a heavy fire on the Centurion's of how, hut at aurae distance. The first frigate kept astern, hut still firing. " The Fort toms now began to play, but noire of the shirt reached the enemy. As for the Indianan, she had struck eolnors. At this time, the Centurion stool in to get to lee ward of &Teel' of rocks about rime milt, North of the RITA hut at the time soirtterlis ailerons the threCshirsof tile ene my). and sn7h..rel abreast of AValtair ias the ti p huri.aby also did t.. the S.nothwarol of the reef; Ira the lkreitgo har n. a boat out, and oar of the fritraht ptanelmg in to take pas:elision d the 11.1dimnan ' Capt WAtt t 4 p; and ran the ship on shore—a part mJ the indiainan's crew. which had • taken onet-f her boats, landed about the same time," " The Mantua& now tuns down with every sail (and a fine noble lookitg ship the is) took her station, lint at a retpe.i..ble elsianew hum tin M.)•!SIeA ship, and anehorol ; both ship , keeping up &heavy fire, as well ',the other Ideate, which had gut on the (N.ntnrine's govt.., and new es peeled, that from U.. w ro itigi ed , superiority of the anew, else would 1,•.• d. rns , hore (a, I was convinced she strike ; J udge then of my surmise, Ilan in &Ivan an Lour I sow on, h, l e nu g u n ship, and hersve~, • large all the sail they conk. e,awd avid actually canning awev, , vhil.t the Centurion, hang into her sti re as slit wore, looted bet tat tered sail", gave has three noble cheers, end hafted a red Hag at the rnain, in token of delanre. " Solo. of the Marengo', .h.e, 42- pounder., are found on .bale nearly as high - as the Computes breaching ground at NValtai , ; several shot ion* the fort west Ult.:igh the gals of the frigate, which, immediately icier to the enemy's retreat, auk pusscuttun of the Indianan." EJST INDIES. ►OtT WILLIAM, AYO. Ir 1 8 04. GENERAL. ORDERS, IT Vlt nettLVICY TAB POST NODE t THE 00. VLRWOR.GINEMAJ., le honour of Ow eminent service. of Maier-Gencral the illnoottrable Arthiir W. Iles:ev, itt the command of the Vvrces in the Dckkan donug the late memorable and endow. Cam pa u, and at a testimouy of reroute to the gallant Officers and Tmops, who, under the command of Malta-Genoa! Wel. halm, have contributed to the si.lutilid success of the war against the Maltratta Cook :rates t the floverno--fieneral will proceed down the R ism to meet Majni.G.weral Weliegley, and to conduct that distitiguishtol Officer publicly to the Pre sidency of Fort William. On the leading of the Governor-General with Major-Gene. ral Wellesley, the Troops in Garrison, European and Native, to be under arms, forming a street front the Governor Gere• tars Gluon to the North Front of the GOV•mor-G-nerurs Dome, through which the Oovernor-General will cuodust i- NtrjoGenetal Wellesley to the Government flume. On the arrival of Maim-General Wt•lleslei At the Govo7::- meat llou'e. a salute of thirteen guns to be tired from tor ramparts of Fort William. The Gentlemen composing the Gan ilea Stalin tittersd at thr Governur•Generat's Ghaut to full parade. Robert Arbuthnot, Esq. Chief Seentary to the noverninel• :1 Ceylon, arrived on the Ilth of Augurs at Madia., in the eiitter Cortruda, from Columbn. VIZAO AN, SEPT. 22, 1804. DIVI‘IGN WIiDEKS BY CUL CAMPSFI.L. r ,land Camphe3 Seals much satisfaction in expresong the sense he entertains of the spirit and zeal eviived by L cur. Madill, of the 2d Battalion, 17th Regiment, Natioe Infantry, 3D4 his company, in emionking for the pritectoin of the lien. Company's ship Prbices: Charlotte, when the French AJmital, and his squadron, stood into thee nods on the illih mg. tie perseverance saewn M forcing the lanatinen to poll toward, the ship, when the envrny's shot were panina them, was h•glily paoewotthr,au4 gives well-groun.led reason to think, that had rot 01.4 re-call bei,ine steceiosiry, from the Prato-a, Charlotte's et we struck her minute, that sit ip winaldaset tta - ie tallen into the hands of the enemy as ch.; 4A. We have been favoured with the following ex tra of a Letter from an Officer who was engaged in the late unfortunate anion with HOLRAII, dated OFlnber 11th, ISO4: .. I am one of twn (Akers who were Saved from a whcd• iattolion-- . lle second ISattalion of the lid Regitnent is oven worse. nae only of their (lacers hating escaped. One bat ashes of the inegillar hone went over to the enemy at the begi• - niog of the battle—a Cnmpany of Sepals were follow ing us example, w'.leis a young Lieutenant (I don't know ho *snits. went no to the Zeman's: :a Ns! . .v.: ()firer ~ end shot hint throt,gh the hvart, whirls so much ‘ari.risild and Senor., that they immediately altered their in to follow toe vacant I.i-oitenant, which Holism m new in tell Piece at Hindno, a ides form Agra The Connennalcr in Chief. lry, and 7ith Regiment. left Cawnpore for of Senttnober. All when lot carnage. on the forbid they will hove little, liter no. will halt . one fight Ihrichict, Led 1 they with ,;:se a good a ccoontof tliestisel Mille enemy." ar.nni.thett the kip. .tPiotito•• • •Iscl Ivture they antie• wards 464. plans I,bout is ante An the Cav7l9 \tot, Gn 401 a Irnt .4 tu•ret. 4re 101 14•1 • tlwik ; Lhay • II Ott •Tly 14,ar It Lely t tine e FROlf SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Itugh Michell a oid4rrh n toverpool, in the county of I..neJoof,toSJeronertv, Marc'‘ 12. 1805. R.l . Arft I I ulSekijohn Houle, and John Shearvrood, of Shef field, merchanta,June 7. 1P04._ W. Knight &nil J. Caen., on Bathing-lieuse-Square, P”rts mouth point, Mirth 4, 18115. • • .. Jamev Peat and Vt tiliam Cook, of Loudon and Southamp ton, wine-merchants, Dec. '2lO, 1804. Ttiomas Rice and John Harris ' late of Ll;:htpile in the pa rpa- riahof R dwmugh, but now of Vatchmills, in the parish of Stroud, G o - westerahire, clothier+, lan. 13, 11305. John P. t er and John Smith, of Manchester, in the county of Lamnster, silk-spinnere, Feb. 2, Itio3. Hugh Crow, George Rutherford, and Andrew Smith, of Glaritr.w, March 1, current. Jame , ' And-non and Peter Martin, of Wigan, in the county of farricaster, linen merchants, Nov. 2, 1903. Francis S , nith, William Parsons, and Henry Smith, in the city of Brist d, 'incr.:wirehair'', Dee. 31, 1804. Thomas Irving, Alexander M'Kie, and James M'Kie, of Preston, in the county of Lancaster, linen and woollen dra pers, March 9.1'403 Alexander Carson and James Dowler, of Liverpool, Jan. 1, !Barr. George Perube.ton, David Bellhouse, and Richard Pember ton, at Leeds, in the county of York, tailors and habit. makers, Dec. 31, 11.4. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGPTE Joseph Rorke, of Cannon-street, in the city of London, merchant iieorance.broker, dealer and °tawny., from the Sigh March to the 16th Mat, at ten, atGnildhall, William Mace, late of Wimpole.st.oet, in the pariih of St. Mary-!a b one, in the county of Middlesex fruiterer, from the 16th Math to loth April, at ten, at Guildiall, Loudon. Frederick Judin, otherwise Fedor lwanof Judo, latent An gel-coutt, Thrognuntoitscreet, London, and afterwaids of /Lit ton Garden, in the e nun) , of Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chap:ton, (runs the 23d March to 11th May, at tea, at RANK RUP rcr SUPERSEDED. Thomas Curie, late of Wilmstnw, in the county of Chester, but now of Mom flu's, in Msrthall, in the race conntir, cot inn-keever, dealer and chapenan. BANKRUPTS Charles Ideiwell. of Brick-lane in the parish of Christ church, in the county of Middlesex, vinualler, dealer and Chapman, to %intend, March 23, at ten, 3n, and April 27,41 at Guildhall, I.ondon. Attorneys, Mesn. Windt's, Son, and 14ollaway, Sourhaantonn Buildings, Chancery Lone. Thomas His ding. of liiitatt, in the county of L,esicasSer, !itiert.drapot, dealer anti caapmap, W aurtender April 18, 19, 27, at eleven, at the GArt%ide Arm:, 'Attorisevs, Mr. Ralph 80Ld..411, in WnotTs.court, ht Bolton 1 , and Mr. MerHowcrefl, titan's Inn, Landon. Willem Lewitt, of .Tretleuse iron Works, in the county of M.dunuuth, slitip4eet, - er, dealer and YhapilLin, to surrender April 5,8, :7, at eleven, nt tii, Roamer 'Tavern, in All-Sainte -1.4.04 in the city or Bristol Attorneys, Mr. F.tts sed Stephens, Small Strew, lir.stel lend Meters. Blandford and Sweet, Inner Temple, London. John Lu.d, f IPyke, in the county rf Suffolk, fencer and. draper, to surrender April, 4, 5,27, at eleven, at he h .use of Chattu Marti., the Sigrid the Crown, in Woodbideo, in the county of Sofro' k.. Attorney., Mr. Ch: aes Gr.vs. or I. o iaieh ; and Mem,. Bromley ant Bel', Gnerte lnu , Lamillit Jolt , B ireh, now or late Liverrad, Hi the courtly of LartcatreN liquor moreha'it, to sorreasistr April 10, 11, d 7, at one, at the York MAO, in Williamson Stumm, in [Aerosol. Attorneys, Mean. Statham a. d Son, f.iverp wil. Robert Aron, of the mu if York. linen dra;ter, dealer and chattman, to softens's.. April 9, 10, 27, at eleven, at the hoes. ofJohn Clark. ta.e Black Swan, in the said city. Attorneys, Mr Edge. Inner Temple, London and Mr Ht4TOll, York. John Marst,..tt-, late of Maiden•lane, BAC...bridge ' in the fewinty of `.114,111 , 11rx, Chynlift, deal.' and rhapmtn,but now a prieoner in the linte's Bench, to autrwoler irch:l9. Si, and April 27, at ten, at Gaihtliall, Unitas. Attorney, Mr G. Taylor, Mort i ser.atopet„ Caw mulish •so e. . _ . Jato's Gray, of Ifnuk•Weennuutli, in i tte munty of Dur htiu, "en 1., le str.ender A; it and 27, Pt elevoo, ue the tfuntent Ttionsit J. wan% ut Suntlertatid lieu the Sea, in the s.,id minty. Att.-racy', M. linatisten, Syntuntill./tatt, CLattecry Line, London. BIRTHS. • Friday as lady of J. W. Parker, tart. of tho Crescent, th, Ia son Oil Saturday set n.glit, at York, the Lady of Thomas Legard, Eel. of 'Guam., of a son. MARRIAGES. • Ow Saturday, the Rev. Mr. Barmaid, to Lady Boynton, te nt% of Sir Griffith Boynton, Bart. of Baton Agues, Yorkshire. On Twirler last, at Northallerton, William Welhank, Est,. of Hioi, to Mist Mary-Arun Hirst, daughter .f Mr. Hirst, of the former place. On Suuday, at a country church, near Rarnsk7, Yorkshire, Mr Thomas Lister, to Ann Nft.reuu. The ceremony took place during Itivine Service, in consequence of a gentleman beckoning to the Clergyman with his finger, which was re tuned by the same motion ; he then left the pulpit and his Sermon uoficipbed, to the gnat surprise of the congregation. The clergyman was informed, .n a low tone, that there was a -couple w.inted to be married, who readied it c.rold iii.t to done that day, they most come to-reorrow. " Then, Sir," said the gentleman, " they shall go to Bradford ;" at I, ngth, however, 'the porde' were married, ind the Clergyman tuturried.to con clude his Sermon, and wade a long apology to his hearers fin detaining they so lon. DEATHS. On Monday morning last,. at her iIOWP in Great George street, Weatininwer, Lady Fawcett, relict of General the Raght Ilea. Ser Witham Fawcett, K.R. Lately, in Gay street, Rath, after a long aid painful illness, which she bore with exerrirrlary patience and resignation, Mrs Bertio, wife of Rear Admiral Rertie, and dau ; :hter of the late James Modyford !femora& Esq. On Wednesday, at Mr. Jeishing.'s house, in Mleklegatc, Ywit, Air . Aunts, -hi the 434 year atria age, brother to Mrs. T. Jennings. Tuesday last, In the 45th yea• of her age, kfrs. }Jersey, the wife of Charles I fancy, Esq. Recorder of Norwich?' Saturday last, lifew a lone illness, Mrs DradesOfif• of Edward fkoeirr, Eaq of Redbans Gawp, Norflk. RIGA WATER TM% DAY A. t...()NnoN naiDGE Morn. 4 sign. atter 4.—Even. SI min. atv:r 4. BY 'A U(.4,11( PRINTS. ' •• Br Mr. RICHARDSON, Be ()kerb( the E),CUSUIS,at his hears. No: ,%1, is the Street!, THIS, and the I . 4evini fatheeing Evenings, at Sie o'Crock CSIIII4V exceioteci Thrrir Exteosiaf :inct VAtitible CdieZtion Of CELIANEOLIS 'M RINTS of Mr. ROBERT G .‘VE, deccrawil; ea:npirisiire the Choicest Works of the brat ancient and intetrnt &Jamul, including the burst linpn.ssions of the Winks of Allwts.Dirrer, Oulkitis Seentarlam, Ruhens, Vairdrek, lortlarnt, liarrutour, tiogarth. c..;ital Proof.: by Woo:lett, slc. Fine Portrait+ by tErC . A. ihrrhoof, and Com. Vir-hret ; a ctertal %York of Rerribrantit, c..lierted by the fats Mowieur 'Cationic, almost •the entire Works of Called; a superb C4llKiion of Portraits and. Histori cal Prints, by John Sininh can s ic,led Gulp the Continent since the Revulatrun ; the Works of George Venue, fun the p.,rt. land Vlurreum ; and Wurledge's Winks, hum the Collection ail:rant Yu ter, V.sq with a numerous assernMage of Speci mens of drfferent Artists alas, Books o Prints, and Port fulurs ; the whole formed with great care and attention dining thc :ad thirty tears. 'to he viewed till the Sale. Carat grim mar be had, pr es '26. waft a Porthr,t o Mr. Grave price Ss. of Mr. Richardson, N r. 31, Steund. DIVIDWNDS May 4 Clarks Welton and Robeit Weston. of Foster lino, Cls aode. in tit- city a Laudon, waroitou.cmtli. Joalora aneichnpmetf, At ten, otC;tt.lrihall. April !n. .Inhtt Parr Weitsfird, late of lTrirm-trouts, in the city of L•indo,i, underwriter, Wawa, thwier and eititinati, at ten, at (Auk . _ April 16. Jo!in Coates, of Iriroiltria are.-t, Piecadiry, in the county of Altddiereir, tailor, at ten, :it Guildhall, I,onrlon April 29 James the eider, of Mile•Enil.m.ict. in the county of Mid.ll,4eir insuranee-Aroker, denier 4-‘4l chap -111,!1. ill twelve, at liathail, London. _ . . . .kpttl 10. John tirtxton, Lite of Limekiht-rare, Greenwich, in the ..uunty of Kent, nnut tt 'otiose! in ill rf the Fleet, potter, tietalet aril ehai.na.o, at ten, at Guild h ill, London. • April Wi ham t.ngirin and llllnbgtt !Cater, of Newsato street, Londois, linen drapers. at Oli o at Guildhall. . April 39. WiMatti Beasene, and Lewis 13.injarnin Oriasea, or Joined-Hill hnildinp, sfliaines-strset, London, moiciaapts, dealers arid cliapmen, at one ' at Guildhall.. April 111. Francis Jeeeph A nesole awl Fraorie Joseph Main cant, of Othard.steet, in the meaty of liduldlamx, ha riere,at ten, at Gui dhall, London. April 6. Witham Fincham, of Tottenham euurtsroad, in the county el Mi/ellesex, glans sellet, at tam, at Laotian AleSl9o. Raised Hilton, s %Orwell street, Strand, in the cavity ofltialkiser, sotto:ler, at demon, at GuiAnall, April 13. William Glass, of Mancheitir, in the connte of Lancaster, maim Bent, at twelve, et the York Hotel, in Wit liainoin setare, -iverpool. p,,1 9. Chaisson Billing, of OM palish of Eginshayk, in the county a/ Cornwall, watchmaker, at eleven, at the Kitserl Arms, Bodmia, April 6. John Vale, of Birmingham, hi the county of War wick, toyinaket. it metre, at the Johnson's }lced, in Bir mingham. April 9. N ithaniel Long, now or late of the city of Oxford; Witte, at eirven, tit th , Beet tmt, Oxfs.rd. May 11. lida.,herlanit Alined, of -High•iitreet, in the Borough of Sinithwarlt, woolleu.drailet,' et twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES...Assn. 6. Francis Fronkland, of Cheapsisk, I mikin, warehousemaß. Benjamin Day, late of Bishop Stortfool, in the cour.ty of /Imam', linen draper. Junes Robinson, of Liverpool, in the county of Latiel , :ter„ 4iIVESSIOIith. Mie..ael Belk of Mnakgate, in the parob of St. %lake, York, oil rnetchatit. John Nixon, Lite id Duke's Place, Pimlico, in the county of hfietchevex, earocrter. Franck Adam Witty, of Great r; i 1 ,t-ret, Seven Dials, in tlveieounty of Middlesex, ir.um b rger. F.ETI NGS OF CREDI TORS AT GUMMI LL. TO• MOU ROW. Y. William Yowler, late of Itnehester, Kent, &ear . 10 Charles o+borne. Wapping overt, Moddlesex, surgeon a..d apothecary -. . loph Sergeant, late or Au:ha-court, 11E1k-street. London, warchowentatt Ralph Clark Lewes, late it Newcastle-upon Tyne, ship owner • 1 leepii Brum, Little Britain, London, dealer and chapman . 3 10 DIVIDENI)S. John Hertfey Riaek, Laub-street, Spitalfchis, M..l.llenex, . . , . . . . . . nil a:id colonel:1ln _ 10 . . John Lacy, Cursitor..treet, Cliance , :•lane, bra.i founder 10 CERTIFICATF.S. Frederick Miehl4 Bartticah, jeweller. •tgewater, innhotder, dealer end chairmen. Fderard Rt 1, t the t artrh ef St. Marun to the in the county of 1401.11 e 4i, dealer in.nahvie and In d,ral 11.11tf I 14,1116. 40 .. VALUABLE FARM, BRICKKILN AND SALTERN, by Mr. MERKETT On TUESDAY, the Uti day of April Demt, at the Reel Lion Inn, 11.1111., Ts.ehre (11:1111bil Vint ott.y iii.proird of by Pr.v.ite Sale), in Three LOIS !. Lot. I . A Most enmpai and Valuable ESTATE. II clued EAItL4 FAR VI, with a Sri. kitiln, Salters, and Three Tenements attathed thereto. The Farm comptiere a good Farm House, Earns, Stabling, .oF:huildiges, and about 116 Seed Acres of Amide and Pa— t ea n 'Vault Land, and three of Coppice, being nearly all wit .in a Ring Fence, and is situated asnut a inle loin Fare ir adjoining the Turnpike.vnad to G..a inn t, by which ais hound e d art the Weste.-on the Fast it is bounded by an arm tit tl;.•Sva, which affords c xcell...it Sea-bathing. '!''his I.state is so denten::: .11 to command the advan tages of extensiv.s land proved*, without being ex nos.id to the ineonvontenct: attached to an elevated situation. It is well stocked with and wswoulegoad by growing timher trees, and is deservedly recommended bath for isittnisic value sad situation, as a most aleibie.Estata to my Gentleman 4 , - posed to build. The vicinage is highly respettable; the coun try is remarked %Wits richness and beauty, and the roads are unexceptmmitrie: 'Fox bounds and hariers are kept within a short &dance. The S Jinn is Minted on the sea boundary, and might be lett to advantage, or converted into ina.sh ground, mid th.• ti.- nementi are creitlgnous to it. The brickkilis is situated at the Small end of the Farm, and has a most conimod.eits quay adjoining, to which vessels of considerable borthe.. eome, and the conveyance of Goods is thereby etre:l:led with gr .at. Lot. 2. Two Closes of Arable Land in Redland's Lane, th a Farm, about 9 Acres. Lot. 3 A Close of Arable Lan: in Reilland's Lane, behind Slack brook Cottage, about 7 Acres, and a Coppice adjuiiimg about 4 Acres. As mall part u( Ilia Farm is Freehold, 4 , 1 a the residue Copy inheritance, held of the Mani., of Farnham; sii'd"rt soh to a nominal disc, small quit rent, and hennt noon death. p a i a h am is. a Mark e t l'own, asout nine miles inlol Ports ssoutli,and charm from Southampton. _ . . The rroprierier reserves to himself the lineity of anoint the Lots, if he shall have occasion to do soot aur tune previous to the sale.—For a view and further particulirs apply to Mr. Padden, Sikeiter, h. B. The Ttui4ar to he taken at a valuation. PR:CF. OF S TOCgS ON SATURD,.%Y. 3 per Cut Consols.... - 'faAie S 4 5 per Cent. Nay. •••••••••• 80 lit loweri,tl AIIIIIIiiie'S.... Onuiiurn- SI _ .. _ Exchequer Bins I. dh. Is. wens. Eng. Litter, Tickets ....1N. 14s. Consols fur ... T. 'II9H, Stncle•heologr, No. 4, CoroMl, tend No. 9, Choring.crna• PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS Gov Deb 5 per Cad. ( March 14.) NJ Roysl Canal Loan, 6 per cent 641 COURSE OF EXCHANI Amsterdam 38.. 101 U• Ditto at Sight SS 2 4ntter4sei c. f.,. 11 4 2 U. liamburgh 93 8 t i ll. Ahem -13 9 tU Path • to ID Oath ...... 96 9 2U. etturdeaux .26 9 lE. fag oAlr. item 15 Genoa 4ll Venice ..... Lisbon GO ()pun% (-Art 44 Li tote. I. a. Portugal Gold in Coin and lia.s per nes .. 4 0 0 13,01111111,111 S ... 0 0 0 New Dollars Silver in Hart New Inuit each ki l o on the Hank of Holland 5 per Cent. i (1.) ..B'a4 5.) 541 61161 day,. Cubs Viun *Wind ... in paper titto 334 effect. lboa LeOlO O R 49: 40 Dublin nn London Ma , ch . Belfast nn London (March f Belfaq on Dublin (dittu.).. • Br D. SADLtR, At hit 11..pcsitnry, Go.w.el..trer.t, near Smithfield, TO MORROW, at Twaye o'Clock precisely , / kPAIR of Black Chariot HORSES and CHA ... RIOT, the property of a Gentleman deceased, and are w resold withmt mere*. A Grey Mare, a clever Hackney, a Black Chariot Gelling, a hay Mae, 5 rears old, good go,er ; a pair of handsome Curriete Gri , ling., a Black Mars, fart trot. ter • a Chemut Gelding, g•oxi goer ; a Black Mare, sia hooey useful Cart Ilsoscs, and kii.v.4144, of sixty Horns, of various description.; severs! Chris,s, Gigs, Chariots, Harness, and sundry Other Lots. To he viewed the morning of Sale. SALES BY AUCTION. FußsurrßE ANt) EFFECT'S, EDMONTON. Be Me..ar, Btl RT. 1,,f and VESNOR, • On IV F.DNES DAY next, at Eleven o'Cloct , on the Premium; next Done to Paul limier, near the Angel. Edn10 n ,,..„ . THE geusiine HOUSE 11014) FURNITURE, China, Glain. and Effectx, of NM. Tirreihll , rewb uv i„ k to London : Comprking 4 Post and Coach ton Bedsteads, with Cnitnn and Morino Furniture, Goove Feather beds, and Bedding; Mahogany double Cheat 4 DraweiN, four excellent fvflhoganv CAP! and Pe•nhroke Tallea, opt of Dining.rahles, Mthoganv and Japanned Chain.. Wilton Car. pot, P•er and Dressing C.lasees, Blunderbutt, Pair of Pistols with Gold Touch.holes,,,Kitchen Requintet, Range, Stove., Sets of Fire-irons, and Garden I.ny'ements To he vi , ored tn.nowrow, and Monein: of Sale, when Ca talogue% may be had on the Premises; of Mayo and Hol Is. side, ttph. , l.le,s, Shne-lane, Fieet.street ; aad of Men.. Burton at,d Vennor, 62, Curilhol. ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES, NE AT FURVI: TORE, ke. UPPER THAMES-STRE.EI. • ny Messrs BURTON and VENNOR. On THURSDAY, the 21st Imitaitt,at Fleet:v.on the Preeo... No. 119, U_ppet Thames str..rt, rrl lIE neat HOIJSET !OLD FURN:Tt Rook., China, am! Effect., of Pt %V worth, hearing T.rnidnn ; includ.rig 4.Post slid Cowl I .o stead., with Cotton and I)iniity Furniture, J - SINN and Bedding, Mahoganv Wardrobe, dould.. and sintl Chests of Drawer:, Mahogany Dining arid Peinhmice Chair., Glassts, Carpets, and Kitchen Requisitett Prim t e, at One o'Clock lif not previously disproved of be private (;on. tract) will be Sold the d,siralfle Lease of the Pr •mii.s, !tit matt complete Repair, held for an unexpired Tenn of al.d..t Eighteen VeP re, at a moderat? Rent. _ . The Premicot tn be viewed till the Sale; the Eilects one D., previous; and Particulars aid Catalogues had no the Preini,es and of M..Klllfq. Mutton and Yonne, ' 62, Cotithill. LEASE, BUDGE-ROW. 'CANNON-STREET. By Means. BURTON and VENNOR, On FRIDAY neat, at Twelve o'Cluelc, at Garraway , a, • peesioosiv digr.wd ally Private Contract, Tr HE desirable LEASE of a commodious and substantial KRICK DWELLING lIOUSE, with swci ,io ground loot and good arched collaring, eligibly satiate, N 30, flortv-row, near Cannon-street. The premix, are re: i le,e with doinmie convenience, and contain good attics, cheartul chambers, driwing.rooro, dining-roam, kitchen, wash hour, r,rritind floor, nelr eighty feet deep, convertible into except-' r warehouse*, good arched cellezine, &c. Held for a teem of about 25 serifs, at a moderate rent. To he 'tiew:rl; •1111 printed ilescriptynia on the Promise. at Garr way's; and of Messrs. Burton and Veiier, 63, corn• hill. fIACICHEY. Commodious TAIAILY RFSIDIKNCE, Large Pleasure ,n Kitchen GJlTteilt. I lot House, GllllO HORSE, I) , Jublit C 1.1 11nu.r, Seven-Stall Stablo, and Foy, Acres of R.•;h bAssane Land Rr BURTilld and VFNNOR, Oo FRIDAY next, at Twol,e o'Cinck. at Gar...wsv's, unity previously disposed of lay Paiute Cootratt, rirl-IE LEASE of a comfortable FAMILY RE. 1 si UENCF., replete with domestic cunreniencies, ond re cently put imo complete, substantial, and ornamental reps , agtditabiy situate in the Grove, Hackney; contaiorig Are attics, four et:earful well-proportioned Cit33l3 Lieu, tlawine room, dining rnoui, breakfaq parlour, entrance hall, linute keeper's rolm, excelleru cellanug, an d suitable &melte at. raiirvinews excellent pleu-ore garden iaOrfutly ettspowti, kitenen P. chart:tint grove, beautifiiily shaded win stately thober Itecis mid a!iatut our acres of 101 Mt446W Laud 11'104! Very cont,guon., a diniS'e coach house, roomy wattles( for severs ho Se. men serirsote rooms o.ri, lofts, cu.. paygray, and Portnoy yard. Debi an Lease at 3 moderate rent. To be viewed with tickle/of and vr.niol• Partici/lam l'adoi Oat Pranniat. at Gostoed.ol; and of Mews. Horton said Veneor, Ni.. 0, Cortibill De. dab' e Fa F. F. 'PR EtilleAlLst 01)R17LIff .GROUND, wimalite 'be MARKET PLACE, SILENT FORD, MIDDLESEX. He ?vitro.. BURTON and VENNOR, At Garrawav's en FRID 1Y next, at Twelve earwig, lay Direftion of the Proprietor, in One Lot k _ • _ • _ Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, *drama &lowly sitiritr, opposite the Market Place. Breartordi comprising a substantial, well heat Dwelling with yard sad gardea,coutamirg four good attic, Curet un.- nandlous cliearfiil chaniher, spa,!ime, Jr .wing room, dmaig MOOT. extensive a id very courreniunt commanding ahoy, won .Icnible how front, counting house, kitchen, excellent rel:an..g, largo brew house, wash lonise, laundry and coal Ilibedom leer t Mr Thomas Colwell, fo- an unexpired term of Ogren vest at Qhristnris 14 , 4, at the low net .env of 401. per Annual. Al.. a good garden beiiind the seam, *boat 100 feet deep, la'; walled, offering a gond opportunity for bedding, being ...nirgu ous to the Thame , , bat to Mr. Driukwater, tenant at wJI, at the very low teat of 41. 121. Gel. per annum. • To be viewed by leave of the tenants; and descriptive Parti culars hail stn the [remises; at ti.e P.trk Hone, *runtime% Green ; at Garnivrity's; and of Me sr.. Burton and Veiier, N. 6?. Eligible FREEI4OLD PUBLIC HOUSE, Tharae►street. R' Mears. BURTON and VENNOR, On FRIDAY nom, at Twelve. in Garrawayb, by &maim of . . the ?minions?, AN Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, coin-. prcing a ..übstantial brick dwelling house, known as Vac Bell Public !louse, corner of Firth Wharf, Lower Thames street near Londwi Bridge. The pre:nises are comas-M. o m, in good repair, and contain several attics and cheerful eharn bees, commodious club-room, dining room, large pertain, tap-roma, good eellarine, and private entrance into tl e gateway. The premises are hit nu lease h. John Philhps, (or an unexpired term et four years, at Michtlmiaer nett, at the low rent of €Ol. per *noun.. To be •ievrect by leave '4 the ter.ant; and printed particaly. had on the premises; at t;arsaway'S ; and of Messrs. Sarum and Ve , .Onr, 62, Comilla. CAPITAL FR ELIIOI.D TWO VAT Wlf ITE PAPPtt MILL, WITII OW FLUNG HOUSE, "fIrhiLMENIS. SEVENTEEN ACRES RICII PASTURE. AM) MLA. DOW LAND, KENT. - • By Mews. BURTON and VENNOR s Us rmIDAY next, at (o'er rawayls, at Twelve, by Dlreßiort rf the Proprietor, in Three I.ots a if net previously disposed • of by Private Contract, A Capital FR F.EHOLD Two Vat WHITE P.A • , PER MILL, with Dwelling Flersose ar:d ta r se veitt....o acres rick pasture and arable land, of wl:kh immediatt pass!..: • on Is ill be givers very advantageously situate in the pleasant Cit a( Chenton, between the sea port teen., of Folkslosm4 Ilythe, its the county of Kent. The Mill, which is nearly equal to new, is erected upon a very judicious plan, amply tut.• plied with a large head of water, and offi•r. a most advati!agrai; opportunity to soy Gentleman wishing to engage 114 a issir.!ar concerti. lA/E I. Two Vat White Paper Mill, in very complete re pair, with suitable and well connect d areangsmserds of Pre miles, to CMillu , t a superior stroke of business, together wit i a comfortable residence, garden, about two acres of pasture land, 'Meant , ' point, well stocked with fisbl and five substa.nial brick tenements, for the convenience of workinen. LOT 11. Four Acres of Arable and two Acres of Pasture Land, leing very cont,guous to the Mill. LOT 111. A sleet double Cottage, large Barn, and two pieces of Pastore Land, containing about six Acres, and a lair Or chard well stocked with thriving Fruit Trees. The Estate to be viewed, and printed docriptionehadat the Saul-Lluuse; the Swan, Ilythe • Saraceit's Head, Aehford; Star, Maidstone; Bull, Wruthm ; Fountain, Canterbury; Bull, Rochester; Rose and I mwn, Dertfrinl: at Garr iway's and of' Me-srs. Barton and Vermin, ‘ro.64,Cornhill; wbo are authorisel to treat fur the Estate by Pro rate Cataract. -- - • ii/NDON I—ePtinted by GEORfit DAVIDSON, No 31. Wych street, St. Clement's. and published by JOSi IRYDFI4, at the OffiLe, No. 13. Kick of St. Cleme s Church, Strand, where ()eters for therapy!, &C. (I'iel - 1 , '" I ) wali he Jul? athisidal u. L .1 7 r . ,: Pro D D D D lhr.. if.. I e. a'h' ~1