The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-11-26 00:00:00

X.41 - AE INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, Knv. Put back the ,rit.ler man of war, and remains at St. Helen's. Sailed the S,/p:, hr;g of war, oa a cruise: the Sped • brig of wo:- is appr.ir..-.•1 convoy to the east ward.—Wind W. NOVEMUER es. Sailed the .ittis man of war, toj;in - theCllano el Fleet. and Hi; `Jak-sty' , , ship /Lin Derr, to giv^ in ttettaion% t o th e s !,i rs 1 , .H1,1 there, bound to the West Easte!iy. DRIIIIAM, Nov. 22. Admir.4lCornwanit., with fifteen sail of the line, is in sight fr on the Berry I lead, but so great a distance off, tlst they will not get into the Bay till to-morrow. PLVMDUTII,_NOV ! !:2.. Sailed the .4moirm, Robson, from New Bruns r.ick, for Portsmouth ; /2.tetrio sloop of war; Gtory, ~ t a ur. and Illustrious men of war, on a cruise.- 1N ;ild S. \V. nt4t, NOV. t 4. Ar:ived the Tre ,,, armed ship, with a flei:t under convoy from the Westward, which arc tailed fot the River. Sailed the Curlew and Perdu Lett, sloops of war, with the Priprest Roy's!, Whig'', and Inrkratigable transports; Eh:A Ann East Indiaman, and a large fleet of outward bound vessels, under convoy to the Westward ; If!•,ena frigate, for Portsmouth ; Champion, and L'Atniable frigates, Da -t and o,ettes sloops of war, with several gun-brigs, &c. for their respettive cruising stations off the French coast. FROM LLOYD% LIST., Ga egql.l4 D. No' 73 -Pra-d Ey are Linakib, F•aser, from IPateesi.miah ; London, Davidson, frees Dantzie; and the Trarleriek, Norman. from Amsterdam. Sailed the Pakhead, Grveard, for Cork; Mary, Pot..rson, and the Martha, Lam. ntiorsei , , for Diddin ; King Geolge va•er, for St Vincent's ; Matthew, Qu..lot, for s'. Kites; - Recovery. Taylor ; and Ann, fortno. for 'fob-go; P.fnc. of Wale*, Hcaa,, for Antigua ; Minerva, floiar ; Bod.loAtoita, ‘Vright; Ann, King ; Matthew, leff.:ry ; Snverri;ti, Wilkinson; Lateen, Af•Gratli ; Swln.l smith. Dorsett. Newt•m; mod tine Aguilar, Roberson, fur Vrow Anita, CArrl4l,, for hells: Vow COMO. Son, Lawton ; Weybern, Wimps; Armw Alidan, Forum., D mos, Zneivmp!i, Dale, Viol" Gaines, Vrow Lokina, 0114.1, Enclraght, Jenues, and the Jena*. ?caw, Kurt, for Fmbdets. THE CATHOLIC QUESTION. -- - I . The London Journalists have lately advanced fags, importantly relating to this country ; some with 4 temperate liberality, and others with zealous dis couragement. It is asserted that the state of His Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects is about to be laid before the wisdom of Parliament, on the ensu ing Sessions ; and it is expeded that some large plans of national amelioratioa, promised at the time of the Union, and thought to be e•sentially inter woven with that measure, are to engage the deliber ations of the Legislature. As no political changes within the public expeftoney, car be so great as that very measure itself, of which they are now said to be the natural offspring, it may be reasonably expeCted, that any intended alteration of our politi. cal circnmstancos, eff-Eted by th- law, ought not to disturb as with inquietude, merely because it was a change. Of great national arrangements, justice and policy ought to be the animating principles 1 and where these are rot sacrificed to narrow and il liberal expeasencies, we may see, without agitation or frisdireaed re...lament, the deliberative wisdom ! of Parliament employed upon our most affelling concerns. Every thinking man must see, with re gret, a sobjett of ; übli.• magnitude way-laid is its progress, and dragged from enlightened and compe tent di,ciission, into the pages of party journals ; reprobated without argument, condemned without enquiry, reviled with asperity, and proscribed, as it were, from human reflation, by the mischievous energy of maledietion and ahnse. It is not decent to cry down what the accumulated understanding of the empire may think proper to entertain—it is ae loud, let zeal and prejudice rave as they may. to assume a pretence to restrul the judgment of the Legislature ; to forestall their determination, and to heap virulent condemnation upon what the opinion of that Legisiatore may probably cinCtion with con clusive approbation. When we refleet upon the no r tor: of our own times, when we rec.-Men that, upon 6 theevent of this war. we must stand orfail, per!laph for ever, as the British Empire. we are Inst in won. der at the insane hardihood with which individuals will sometimes endeavour to disable our real means of safety (those means by which alone we are sure • t a sncceed, and without which the presumption of hrpc cannot look for ;cif iin success), by disuniting the peopleof this cowry r, and fomenting the revival of animosities, which the public feelings abhor, and of which the remembrance excites disgust and aver sion. If we could, we would persuade all orders and distinaions of our countrymen to cultivate their growing good-will, to put aside all those abominable animosities. which have brought their country to stadia staters(' degradation, that it has become almost a bye-word for contempt in every region of the world ; and from which the choraeteristic bravery and talent of its inhabitants have not been able to redeem it. Disavowing all their parties, and ac knowledging them only in the comptchenslve regard of Irishmen, we consult but their own common ho sour, peace, and interest, when we implore them to wage no angry or exasperating controversy ; but if their concerns should Interest the deliberations of the Legislature; if well-iotendcd arrangements for their advantage should engage the great Council of the Empire, there to commit the matter, in tempe rate and obedient resignation to such event, as that paramount intelligence mar determine upon. We hold no apprehension of foreign force or of domestic dis rder, if the people of this country be conciliated into a mutual spirit of t , :anima; —in that we in ty repose our sifcte, and in that enly ; and therefore it is that we sn impnrtunitely pre., it neon the consideration of r.ur colntr) men ; there. fore it is that we are incric..lnt ia urging it; and therefore it is that we adopt the language of divine inspiration in again repeating it: ..e.hold how moorland iinfel a thine .tit, brethren, So dwell vienier in carry. It i. like the precious onitTe.ent time the he-..d that ran down upon It.. bear': ern rata A %eon's bewel, and neat down the ►kirts of his clothing Like the dew of I term." whit+ MI up- n the hilt of Sion, for mere the Lard prAstsed his blueing ".e.(Gerh Zumwalt arrosicro. JRAIT. • GENER NI. ORDERS, I $T TUC COMMANDER IN CHIEF, 111.AD-4NARTERS, CAMP NEAR FF‘ANAH, ;AN. 19. (Coutingert fun orr Paixr uE s..t ZIOLITIIIITH NATIVE 1t01,4111T. First Battalion...Lieutetrants K.sinett and Ravelße. Second Battalion—Major Rind, Captain Hay, Captsin Lieu tenant Leadb.•ater, Lieutenants Bannerman, and Paton, Acgutant, Lieutenant NINFTECTITH NATIVL REGIMEN[. First Bittalion—Ma* F. Marsden, Captains titanic, and Lyons Lieutenant Gill. Second Lyons, Colonel Harrkshair, Captain Franklin, C.4ityn Lieutenant Iluvrard, Lioutensiits Halt, Weston, and Cheese. TWINTIETH NATIVE REGIMENT. First Battalion—Major G. Hutchinson, Captains Dewar and Salmon. Second Battalion--Captain Lieutenant Yule. TwENTIT-FIRST NATIVF. RECINENT. First Battalion—Li-trteliatit Colonel Caltra:t, C.apt.ttit L;eute- . - . ttant Stewart, and Lient-nant M•lotosh. SecinAl Batalon—Lieutenant Colonel Gattuigne, Captain Bradford, Adjutant, Lieutenant Ridge. TWENTY-SICOND N NTIVE REGIMENS. Colonel Major General Popham, Adjutant and Quata-master, Lieutenant Yates. Fir,t Baitaluin-i.-Lieutenant Colonel llama, Adjutant, Limits. min C. Hay. See.md Battalion—Lieutenant Colonel Kyan, Adjutant, Lica. - tenant Griffiths. TWENTY-THIRD NATIVE NEGININT. Cotenel Sir E. lLillie r Adjutant and Quarter-master, Li•rute• melt Birch Far.t. liAttalion—Lieutettant Colonel Shaw, Adjutant, brute- rant Rntwrtv.n. Sm.thd I.l.l43llon...Lieutenlnt Colonel E. S.,Broughton, Atiju tags, Lieut.:t...A Croxtun. GENI - RAL ORDERS. ST HIS EXCELLENCY THE IlOsT Nast. E THE GOVER NOR GENC..tAL +N Fort Wdhin, Jan. 5, 1804. His Excellency the Most Noble the Govermr- Generid in Council is pleased to make the follow ing Promotions: SIXTH REGIMENT OT C•VALRY. Captain Lici•ttaiit Robert I louvion. to be Camino of a Trani', from 224 December, 18113, vice Smith, deceewed. Lieutenant Alexander Cumming, to be Ctmaiii' Lieutenant, from December, 1815, vice newton, in mimed Cornet Hate Thompson, Xn be Lieutenant, from 24d Deem Der, DM, vice CUMITI ns, i•nimuterl Cadet Francis T. M Ervkine, to be Cornet, (rota the No• vember, 18113, vice Carvell, &weaved. FIRST REGIMENT OF I T. Ensign Browu &Men, to be Lieutenant, frunt sGth Novere• bur, ISO. , rice Hardwick, deceaxwl. MILITARY rROMOTIOSIS FROM THE CALCLTFA .;A/. P. ITE GENERAL ORDERS, BY 1116 V:CELLENCY Mos NOM[ 11111 GO 'BANOS. 6[11211 AL IN CulINCq.. Fort WiMato, Cte•enibrr tt, 1103. Ordered, that dates of rank be assir:ed to :he un dermentioned Oaicers of Cay.lry and In:Awry as follow.: and that the dates of rank which have been already assigned to any of the Officers mentioned in the following lists, be cancelled. CA•ALRY. Litestenant Colonel George fianiyman, to be Cnlonci from the 17th .4 Jule 1801, vier Pcnitivon, retool Mayor Chtirion Fawcett, to be Lreutanaat Colone: from the 1711 i of Ji ly :801, rice 11.11dy tn." pruni.toil. Major Th0r0..4 Mruwn, t 1 he Lieutenant Cird t..el from the 22:1 o. Jr nary 18412, vice Wharton, deceased. Captain Kobixt Natmc, to be Major front the 17th of Jul. 1801, •Ire Fawcett, prainoted Cllll2lll Peter Mack, t t be Major from the 22,1 of January 1102, rice Brown, promoted. Captain Lieutenant John Smith, to la , Captain from the 17th of July litia 1 ewe Nanne, prom it. d.__ Captain Lieutenant Hugh Rose, to Captain from the .?2d of Januay MY, we. • Mack, Lieutenant Roben Swinton, to be C.ipi in I.i , utenb.tt from the 17th of.luly 1801, V , ee Smith . .nel. , Lteuteoa.it Arch,b4,l VtiEti, 0, to be Capta:n Livutenant from the :,7.2c1 of Japtury 1802, Rear, p t..A . _ Co:. h et '. B. Wereern, to be Lieurcaout glum the 17th of July 1801 wiee Swinton, promoted. . _ _ Cornet A W. Stirea , l, to ut • Lieutenant from the 2241 of Ja nuary ISO! vice Wat..g, promiktul _ _ Cadet 1. R firckson, to be Crow , . Cavalry rank Ist January ism% Army rank lrt Jann.ry 1602. C. Jet S Smith, to be Corner, Cavalry tan k NI J ulia , 1801, Amor rank IstJanuary I d Cadet James Lumsden, to b.! Comet, Cavalry rank 3.1 Jaen. ary 1402 Arm, rank Ist January 1802. Carle'John . Ipaler, to Y 4 C tai, Cavalry mak eth January 1601, Array rank bt January• 1802. Cad t Charl-s Fitzgerald, to be Cornet, Cavalry rank nth is- Army rank Ist January 'VI. Crd•t N. H tinord, to 'we Comet. Cavalry rank 6th January 1802, Army milt Ist of January 1801. Y. Lieutenaot Colonel Joiner Vrinkte. to be.Culonet front We tfotbur November 1801, vice Elliker, deceased. Lientenaw Hersey Handymen, to he Colonel from the 140 I) cember len, vice Dyer, deceased. Lieutenant C •Lmel Jobs Fe wick. to be Colonel from the 26th at December 1601, vice Brisco, deceased. Major R Duokeley, to be Lieutenant Colonel 1,001 the 491 of July 1401, vice Walker, deceased. IJ.ite 4,f rank, 10th August 1801, in General Order's, 81.1 August 1801. Major Itichari Forbes, to be LieutenantCulonel from the '171,i July 1831, vice Mackenzie, ,cured. Maier Samuel Jones, to be Lieutenant Culuncl front tke 10th Aug .t 1401, vice Hilliard. deceased. Major Goalie Prole, to be Lieutenant Colonel from the 33th Jone 1801, vice Jones, sPeeas.d. Maio? James Collins, to be Lieutenant Colossi from the 11th August Mt, vice Grant, retired. . . . Major Willum Lilly, to b e Lies'-n int Colonel feint the Bth 1.• September Iqn2, 'tee I lamiltou. deceased. Maine Leonard Simpann. to be Licut-earn Colonel from the 16th Nmensher 1861, vice Pringle. proniatcd. Major James Hinter, to be Lieutenant Coholy4 from the 14th December noel. vice Hamilton. promoted. Major Archibald Felguso.o, to be lieutenant Cah , inet from the 26th Decoinb.v 160:, Fedwick, Marl , Gr•vra ral, to be Lieutenant Colrnel from the I:th JAnuasy 1403. voce Cnlhn., decea.erl• • Maier CMlfief Stop*, to be Lieuuti'ant Colonel hom the Pitt January 1801, %we Lal:v, Jereaeed. %Liar John Wsruanl9, lo be Lir...tenant Colonel from the r.'94 January 111Z3. vice:V.:v.l, den-veil Maint W:hluirn WCallock, In b. Leuteriant Cnlonel from the 4th Fr hruary 11105. vice Keenan, &era... 4 Me to tit. tk,otc, Abbe, to be Lieutenant from the 1111111 March 111,4, vit.:Grant, insaladol. sciataasi RLOI as wit• CApta-n Latrromee litimetatte, to be Adept foot the 10th A. lino 141, WO .11.,,ve5, puironted. C 4 i ,( 4. 1 L.rY4.wrt T. M. V: .T.bebn, to be Captain from tin 10tb Augivit 1601. vire Itawster..-. pre.soreil Date 01 Rank. 244 Amiga Vial, in Grimed Orders ;Otis Septerii kvr 11101. Liauteua.3 W. C.. realer, to be Cagu.;n Lieute• ant (win t!:, 13th .ki:gutt 10101, v.ce„Wigitetin, i.rorigeed. Captain Litotetu.nt VI G. 11'.*.e.r.to tt. Caieaia f. the Aogutt It3l, tit; I n g. (To be cosiutud) FROM SATURDAY NIGHT►s GAZETTE. IBANKRUPTCIF..S ENLARGED. Sir Francis Searle, of Kingston-mmii-Thames, Surrey, Knt and r. on merchant, from Nov. 24 to Jan. 12, at tell, at L John Showell, of Mary•la-bonne street, Goldin-square, Middlesex, straw hat masufafturerer,froin Noy. 97 to Jan. 1), at tea, at Guildhall, Landon. BANKRUPTS William Batson, of Oxford, glass and chinaman, to stirrer'. der Dec. 1,8, and Jan. 5, at eleteis at the Angel in Os:lord. Attorneys, M essrs. R °he rson and Tome:, Oxford. William Bunning, formerly of Stanifaid, Lincoln, and late of Oxfonl-street, London, linen draper, to surrender Nov. 27, Dec. 4, and Jan. 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Et los, No. 102, Growell-street. e Welch, of Stroud, Kent, house•carpenter, So sur render Nov. 27, Dec. 8, and Jan. S. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mr. Morson, Chatham; and Mr. Aubrey, Toolia-court, Cinsiror-street, London. Joseph Hodgson, late of Haney, Lincoln, tailor, to sur render Dec. 3,6, at the Red Lauri, at Bank End, Nutting ham, and Jan. 5, at the Rid Lion, Doncaster, at eleven. Attorneys, Mr. Pearson, Donea,ter ; and Messrs. Bleasdale and Alexander, New inn, Loudon. Richard Davies of Castle-street, Long Acre, London, broker, to surrender Nov. 47, and Dec. IS, and Jan. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. William Hughes Croot court, Lung-Acre. James Hawkins, the elder, of Rotherhithe-Wall, Surrey, ticat.builder, to surrender Nov. 27, Dec. 7, and Jan. 5. at ten, atGui:dhall. Attorney, Mr. Sheppard, Dean -street, Touley street, Southwark. Joseph Sewell, of Manchester, joiner, to surrender Dee. 10, 11, and Jan 5, at three, at the White 1. , 0n Inn, Man hater. Attorneys, Mr. Milne., Manchester ; and Mr. Ellis, Condor street, London. John Barrett, of Northumberland street, Strand, London, victualler, to surrender Nov. 27, Dec. 15. and Jan. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Templer, Bur-street, East Smitrifie:d. George Lindsay, late of Bermondsey New•Rnad, Surrey, tanner, to surrender Nov 27, at one, Dec. 8, and Jan. 5, at tw.dvs, at Gnildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Saunders and Jildkin, Clifford's Inn. Luke Hull, now or late of Wharton, Warwick, jobber, to surrender Dec. 14, 15, and Jan. 5, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, Great Sheppv, Leics.-der. Attorneys, Mr. William Owen, Athersturn., Warwickshire ; and Mr. John 'rebinds Staple. h tin, London. DIVIDUNDS. Dec 29. Charles John l'hornpson late of Goowell.street, e London, sveramith, at ten, at Guildhall. Dee. la. James Watson, of Lynn, Norfolk, druggist, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 15. Wil liam of Pere-street, Clare-Nlarket, Lon. don, dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec 19. Thomas Felton, of Brutal, dealer, at eleven, at •" ' _ the KL:sh Tavern, Bristol. Dec 17. William J.:ekren, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in John -street, Liverpool. Dee. 11. Itschanl dillham, of the Tavern, Holly well - . . . . street, St and, Intido.., at eleven, at"Guil.dhall. Dec. IS. William Bennett, of Ivey Lane, London, -catpelt ter, at eleven, at Guildhall. D.c. 15. George Fis:ier, of White Hart Yard, Drury Lane, London, wooden-draper, at eleven ' at Guildoall. De , . 17. Janes Hewitt, now or lateof Wilson street, Moor fields, weaver, at ten, at GitiMhad. Dee. 15. Samuel Bruce, of tPdlia.ii, I.ancaster, dealer, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, in l l3nche.ser. Dee. If. Gringo- BOA, of the City of 1 ork, tea and china man, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Plve3sent, Yoik. Dec. a. Flindarratt, the younger, of W. 'et Lane, Toae,- street, London, broker, at ten, at Guildhall Dec. 1.5. eter Planck, of Long Acre, London, refiner, at ten, at Odlthi.,ll. Dee. 15. John Cheyncy„ of Oxford-street, London, linen draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dtc Jiilin Dutton. of Catharine.eourt, Tower Hill, London, s.iip.l) filter, at twelve, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES—Dac. 15. William Pilkinto - ii - o - ci - :•;,: - S - mi;;11 . , E;:ete - r,. - 1;op and seed•mh• chart. . . Wiiit.:lll James, of Red L'on-square, apothecary. Frtwarrl Curling, of Marg .tr, bowman. Edward Gainslord, of Cowden, Kent, corn dealer. Charles M.Lcaa, or Beatiiort-buildings, Suitt.% London, mer chant. Michael Richolii, of Itrighthelmstone, wine merchant MEETING OF CRELIITORa, AT GUILDHALL, 70•MOR ROM. IC N. Henry Hutchins, the younger, 'fish Holborn, baker . 11 George railthorpe, St. John -treet, oilman . - 3 1 Wiliam Pickman, Great Newport-street, watch-maker $ 10 Stephan lid!, Bi.h.ipegate-street, oil and colourmau S 1 Daniel Womack, Marshall street, Golden•equare, roach-maker 3 1 . . . . Thomas Joseph Crillis, Clapham•med, Surrey, coach maker 2 10 . . Robert Teileden Williams, late of the parish of Saint George, dealer . . 2 le . . . Joseph Wharatu, B rowater-place, near Reregister, man Wet urn of patent ...rings for mumps . . 10 Isaac G.llt, Raringhall-streer, feet•.r . 2 11 David Ile Beaune, Great Winchester-street, inautance broker 2 1 . . 1-. ac Rowe, Mile-end Geen, MiiMleses ' mariner It 11 William D dd, late of Oxford-street, Saint Mary.. la beinne,rarrer and gilder . 1 . . . Wilbert' llawkesworth, late of Basekfriars-road, Surrey, but now of the Strani, London, linen-draper . 2 1 DIVIDENDS. Henry Wilkinson, late of 13, i Inv-Line, merchant . 11 John Jones, Win...chapel-road, back-maker . • 11 William Sullen, Pismouth•doek, Devon, linen-dra;ser . 14 George Christmas, Carey-streer, Middlesex, liverysnable keeper . 10 . . CERTIFICATES. William Titck, of I.lingt.,n, Metthreert, eow•keeper. John Ilill, of Cateaton street, warehouseman. Thomas Prke„ of Redcrom-sVeet, Borough, upholsterer and cabinet-maker. Alexander Geddes, of Mark-lane, merchant. Richard Walked, of Chester, porter brewer. David Keene, or Aldesegate.street, cabinet-maker. tValter Hist, late of Putney, Merry, gceer. FIiCIL OF STuCIS SATVII••?. - _ --- - - - 3 per Cent. Ned - . lift 3 per Cent. Comae •• •• • nil 4 per Cent ... 7.Bi i II p“ Cent Navy...... I per Cent. L0ya1ty...... .. Leg Annnities ral Imperial Annuities Onsnium Exchequer Bills Las. Lottery Tickets. NU To. Consols foe.. . .• Ma T NISH, Stack grukoor, 4, Cornllll, and 9, ChariNverams. PRICE OF 111511 STOCKS. Pioi:l2 Government Deflations per ens% 99 COURSE OF LXCHAPIUL. Fames, Nov 23. %rimer...ant .... 32 3 2111. Venice $Bl Dow. at Sight.. 37 7 Nsoles at( R.et.relant .... 12 -.- 2 U. Lunn So 1-larnlourgh..... 34 6 WI Oporto SO 41v..na 3l 7 tiu Dublin l4 Part. 23 6 Use... Us. l5 14 aetssalr. 1. s a. Mouvleaus .llll 14 Portugal Gail In Cern Ma ' - 1 1).t:. Ca...- 13ten lii! ii il Lu1...1a i.;••••• , Dobnin on In t ni..., (N0,.14, 11' iri-t nil 1. , ,,1,1 , 1n (Nl, 12) Si: 4 .15.1 asst so Dahlia kobtio) 21111 T. • At Smming.lt:ll, On the Mit ivatant, the lady of Wai,,, a Ah.%, I:•q. of • suh. M RIAG F. 0.1 Saturlay Watight, Co.rlor W a/rnr•dey, Es l ety m. ho.d-house, Lancashire, to M.i Jellerys, g.and•daug:.tat the late J. Jeff.: ry ~ EA. town clerk or Laucuter. DE VT! In Wail, Lady Robert Seytnoar : her loss wit 1* melded by all who km.= her. Saturday morning early. at Rath, in cie onn i his age, after an illness of a few deer, the Res. R i:lrari Cate,, Rector of Varettun. To the verge of extreme old I ce , tio gemius, learning, and vivant!, of this worthy mall •tee not perceptibly impaired. Ilk character •iod abinties are so • Li tt, and hare been so long known, as to ;week* us :roan dwelling on his merits to the extent which our duty would re pure, and which our feeling; urgently demand On Month,. at Rath, universally lamented, Wiliam Stu?. pard, Esq. of Styles•hill, Major Commandant ut the Frame Selvrood Volunteer Infantry. On Wednesday night, at Bath, in the 11341 vPar of his vs . the Rev. Peter Grigg, Reetor of Bathwick and Wool v. H, was appointed Citrate of that Pati.h in 174), a.d pr. Iltted to the living in 1948. . . _ The Hon. Captain Richard Jones, eetatsd .on of the lady Viscountess Rati-lach lie wa. at Derry sith his r,gi•oelit, where lie w.is 1.,1.• rwl with military honoum. On Satuutay..?,iii.,:!it, at Fetedb gh, in the 64th year at age, Mn. B•r-tie, of that city, sister to Gen. Baur, • P. for the borough of Stamford. HIGI.I WATER Tills DAY AT LONDON BRIDGi, 22 min. after 9. S.W.'S BY AUCTION. PRINTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, ANCIENT STAINED GLASS, AND PORTFOLIOS. By Mr. RICTIARDSON, At hit House, No. 31, in the Strand, TIRS nAY, N. and the Five tollowing Pays, at Twelve o'Clock, ACOLLECTION of PRINTS by t h e b est Masters, viz. Auden, B, rvie , Bergham,llnt, vet, Ilollaq Sir Robert Strange, Morghem, Schmidt, Vol. Vito, vtc. Rare Engish and Fornn P.wraitv. The whole in fine condition, many Proofs: among the !Inas of Print. are Ri:chop's Statues, Tenieres Gallery, Theatre dr la Grand Bretagne, Pitancsi's Tiers in Rome, Sic. Aouut thirty Lots of Ancient Stained (ilea. To be viewed This Day. C,atalogi el< may be had, price One Shilling, A Mr. RieharilKin, N 0.31, Strand. By D. SADLER. At h'a Repository. Goswell-strect, near Smithfield, TO. MORROW, at Twelve riCiock pre..i•ely, the f011.m..1 A Lot, Coach Geldings. A Pair of seasoned Bay Chesnut Mood Gelding, a g. 4 limiter. A S'are Gelding. a goal Hunter. and very good Charger. A Illy t;vkliisg, Fifteen hands good Roadster. A Black M. 0., Fifteen hands high, a good Knadeer. A May Gelding, ft,. If Arne,* A G-ey Gelding. a good Hackney. A Bay WAV, fast Trotter. SEW.% useful Bates Cart Horses. t. 3. f ont farming work ; and upwards of Sitty Lots of Hulse Carriages, &C. Resallthe Prmertv of one Person. To be •iewel ti!l the Sale. VALUABLE BOOKS AND FIRE ARMS, Et Mr. STEWART, . - • ... . . At his Auction Rooms 194, Piceadil,v (Nippon, A!'. ;louse), on WLDNCSDAY next, and Three fon,* , VALUABLE COLLECTION of BOO R FIRE ARMS, kc. Amongst the hooks will be fl Stow's London, 2 Vols. ; BiuMl Z .:t Gentleman's Recreatio Lagt Pap-r; the Costume of the East Indies, Japan, Chin TA to y. Per.ia, and the Levant, exiobitril in 4 beJut (al Drawings, with D..-scrietteru s 2 Vols.; tit eel A-, tiquit.us, tine Impressions; Graiger's biographical II nosy, lostrated witb a profituon of Panr..its, bound, in 9 Volt ; I:stetson's Watiat, 7 Vols.; WVIOIIUIIO Tees• is Wal.e; V. , age d, la Perinin, Plane, 5 Vol.; Ole Listressel.,G,rand I res des Petntres, Plates, 2 Vole.; Milton's Paradise Let stai,eo Edition ' French and English; Herbier de la Eran Plates coloured, 8 V 01..; Lasater, by Hunter, very hue b. pressions; Eticsclopedia, or Dictionary of Arts and Science 10 Vols.; Vot age linaginaire439 Tan.: CEetr , sde Edit. de Beaumarchais, 70 Torn; CEuvies de Rouweati t 9 Tom.; Annual Reg,ver, 44 Vols. ; J,ilinson and Stever: Shaktpeare, illustrated with a profusion of hoe Pnnts a num superb Copy, elegantly bound is blue Motu co, gist lee r ., 21 Volt ; Huose's Roman History, 11 Vols.; CE:rffrl Maui, coloured Plates, 54 Toot. •' Henry and lions. He. tory of England, 20 Volt.; an ontellent Selection of Enna Authors ; likewise the W orks of Ikons, Blair, Goldstnit: Smith, Sterne, Muliere, Ac. he.; two excellent Fowl.. Pieces; an O'firer's Fusee; two pair of Pistols, he. The wl;a, of whirls will he said with out re.erve. T. b• viewed ; and Catihigues had E the Rooms. Valuable FREEHOLD FARM and TYTHES, NURIh AMPTONSHIRE. Hy Mews. SKINNER, DIKE, and Co. At Gitraray's, on MONDAY, Decculoar t*, at Twin - iit'lnck, in One Lot A VALUABLE anJ very 'desirable FREE ..a." 1101.1) VARNA, situate in the Pandl'of Ireh ate , , part diveled by the high emd, aid bounded he the River Rene, O.* N 111,.. from Wellingborough, and abo Thiiteen rrom 'North anirton Conipreang the rzrso.:age Farm, containing f..ia Acre, of inelwerl rich, grazing, meadow, and fertile A,a - Lard. free of Greet Tythes, a very good Dye:ling Howie, Office., and Gardens, with every necessary Out.bund , i , g, t. rther with the Imprlptiats Tythes of Corn, Grain and 1.1. , a reu, i ; fr om ah.. ii t s.,ventr Acres lit oil inclosed alnd, in tii 1.61.1,••••bUl of an un..xceptionable two Tenant, where Le" e‘plitlf at Michaelma , 1404, ',welt 10 Acres. Held fns year On year, at resits ami•unting to SSA. per ann. carzbe of increase at the repeaters of the trim. Al'.' the limo.- miateGreat Trthe.of coin, gram, and hay, awn from hd amen( old inclosed land in hand. ...-.-- - . Mar SAP' pronnt PArtienlare had at the George, t ham.ocrot ; Iliad, W.-14'11,room ; Cn.. n, Len ent. Sw•in, Market Harts.- oogit And putt r.ntttel ; %V thorn ; of the Printer tot the Nrotharnoon, Leice-tot, a 3.1 C•mentry Paper t of Mr. (;ehlattl. Solicitor, " Ho.lqo. SOllCitnt.. W.4linghunosolt at tt,.. ut Save; and of Mews. Skinn?r, Dyke, and • •t• TOWN Or L X IittIDGE, MIDDLESEX. Sy M• IHKISTIE, .tt the Great Roans, ,n Yi.l Mail , ea 1 UESDAY, Dever icr ♦, .t One, in THRLF LOTS, by Order of the Eseruti , • Edinunti I ligginsott, Esq. deceased, • A . C A PITA i., Substantial, and most Commie t FREEHOLD DWELLING, with too Ciach-boust • Stabling for nine Horses, Orrice. of ewers C -,,,tion, P:X"U" (;• ids, Lawn, Kitchen Garden, race:lent true Wails &••• situated in the own r , f Uxbridge, Middle...a. The Premise. comprise four neat Apartments on each rwUr. 4.114 of them a ranital Dining-moss, lb feet by 24, i.ith eleaatit recesses 'AA cuithans, the windows to the ten, 1 into a beautifol Pleasure Omura!, diversified with Lawn, Orchard, and Sham .4 and terminated by a walk on the bank of a deaf cream, aivitinding with Ttuat and other' fish, Green-1101 4 es Alcoves, •pacr us C..ld Rath, tic. the whale an ennui. ta sod itkiant forming a wet desirable reluctance for the Mar el'ain or a:intent Tradesman, vet rem from Lawless. A 1 . ,. two next aud contra& Home, adjoining. manna: ll, E if (moans d4lightfol View with tha receding Premises cn • • beautiful l wtntrv, with Offices, Gaid•-ns, &c. May be 'we'll stn Mondays, Wi.vlitsalays, and liirlays,ht . • tweets the flows of One and Four, with Tickets outs, to be had in Pall Mall. Lt MOON :—.P.ansed by li. DAMSON. No. $5. W , eh• 4-tr-et. St. Cleatettea, aaa publi‘hod I.y W. wr. r. at Ow )(Sm. N... 1 3. Kw:. of St. Clement'oehloch, Strttsd,s,.,• Orden ive die titer ) des. (}a-rei.ko dill he did§ seielid• 1.0 .1