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1 FROM SATURD NY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BAN , lturrF., U fre , - 1 1•Fre. Au- , .,,a 14, 1304. T, Reliment nt rtot—Maj.e William thew tit be Lieu -.,ant=c , lout, Tr be Malorrr--Illrerr-t 14.1j0flohn Darner. Ca:rt. Neil \l'Kellar Ciptam Amber* Waueherre. ith Ditto--Listiterumr-Colorivl Huntertirey Davie to be I.inti- Pneot Cainnel. Meirw John -111.1ekrrnrie, from half-pay of the Slth foot, to b Miler, vice Davie. 9th Ortto—r- \4lo' 11:r.rry C auf rd, from the Bth Nitta:Ma of Reserve, to be Major. Ca.itain arvirl Campo,l to be Mai r 10th nitto.--Brevet Maim Charles Fitzinsurice Hill to be tit+}er. 14th Oitto—.Brevet Major Montage Burrows to be Maim. CI ...Ail Nlorirseu Ildr`ir.ti to be rajor. . . 1St!: I)Mi-allrevet Limit ,:ant CobineOVVilham Fearer, from the Oath Foot, to be Lieutenaot-Cukutel. Maaar William Imm luilf-;,,y of that 35th Foot, to be Major. CiptaM Andrew Davidson to be Maier. 2lst Ditan..4.lritenant-Coionei John %Van), from tie sth bmtaiiun of RT.serv,, t be Lieuten Itrevet Major Alexander Francis Taylor, to be M.jor. Caetaio Almstrider [)unbar to be Nfajor. 24th Reinvent of Foor-2irmret Major Charles Web., from tba 614 Emt, to be Major. Captain Thomas Citaiunerlam to be Maier. 25t,' 1)lt? —Captain Alexander Light to be Mliet. Brevet NI/O•o•John l'ay!lo• to S• %I.lor. _ _ 27th 10itth—C.1 . .;a1h Mener.eife Wilhmshthr ti he Major. V1 , C1.611, frAnt the 92d Ftt h. he Mam , . 31 , t Re im .et a lend—t!...pt.tin eettlt to be Mier. Capataft tit•••thgz Ahgthttu Fouln, fro 's' the 48th Foot, to he Mhitte. 2.1r1 Iti:t)-.-Rtertt Li ht.73astColonel Saunas! Venab:es Flied •te Li-utlna4t Colona To be Attevne Hampden l've, front the 34 Idattalisn of rte•t-ore, ttco lltnde. Cavtath John Wh , at 2.4 th Hicks. 86th rhtto.-11r...%et Li:uvnant-Colonel George HLt to be Lieure.Jant.eal.m.l. _ . To be Majors—Sr.rvet Litotrmant-Colone Duncan Danork, Oren half a- of the late Gleneaty Fene Mua, vice 11 et. Be.:vet Lio..tatinit Colonel William Crain ;.alf pay of the 1 C..ptain Seth •f F •••.t I.ja .1 to Nugent to be M roe, Cl9tll Tlolllla , Bnrr `ll to b.: !Maio/ 40t.. bow... Grovel Lieatorrarthe..44ntiel Jaata. Kemal, to be • Licht:ma/at Carmel Tit be Major I his..a:d elute:id], fauna the ICrti Bat talion of R*3V•TV •, vice Litt I lent, Thornton. Captain Tho-nat 45tii D.rto--11 e•rt MAior John Stoddart to be Major. Cap- Gort to be Major Meth Regiment ot Foot—:trev.n Lirotroatar Colonel Iltrtjamin Lute to be Lieutarmit Colonel. B. t Major Hi 1 to be Major, vice ltivte. Brevet Major CilltlllloCl °VS: MIA to ne Major Stilt Pitt ....maim Samuel Keating to be Lioute.:ant Colonel, B--rr t La oar:oat.t-Colnrtcl Gearge Andrew Arinationg, from , isalf-pay of to I el-,,eadeout, Major, via Keating. 'Ca mai t tob-,1 ti:ri rill to be Maj a. litft Ditrn-aLieutea.iiit Coionel Samuel Gibbs, from the 17th R,rtalion of R , ..,erv•-, to be Lieetenant.C...ollo. Cap tart Alertaitl-r C.t.adlin to be Major 61,1 R-ernent of F..m.--Captain Grow Gauntlet* to be Major. R 7.! pitna--Captaio John Fridley to be Major. The Ottio--Art.v e L eon, ant C .lo.tol Robert Cam:abell, from • the 4.1.'d Foot, to be Major. Captain Roderick Mackenzie tn ha Ma or. 711 Ditto—B 'vet LieutenanteColooel Leon RwJee, from the 7:hi F eat, to be Major. 121 fiat ..--Bra int Lieutenant Colonel Jame, Lnsack to be Cr'Lie etunt il,rtet Maur Henry Samuel Et re, frna.itlie 120 ft...t•al;on of Rosette, to he Major vier 10-ack •f ,r 111141.111111, from the S'h Viett India Re giment, to be Major. ' Stith LEtto—Ca• tnio RiC411,4 Vandeleor to be Major. g)th ll.tto--ltr,vet Major Wiliam lit:Nerd to be Major, 9 th flu .—Major John M N air to be L,-..tenant Colonel. Captain I loonies lingh St. tiiveree to ha Major, air Mqtair. Ca taut tb,rltitv.itiot4llir Mark Napier to be Maio-. 91at Regoihtot ut 1:oot-41-evet Major Jean M`Dnag .1 , to b. ' Major Wi-G. Douglas to be Maim. Ig6th 'aptain Chalr., Thorley, from the Stith Foot, to he Major. GARRISONS. 1/.1:i:of General D aild hf•DcataiLl, of the 55th To -9, to be Gioernor of Fort William, vice L.rd Furs 6,, Brig...h.?. General J •hn B'ake, of the P4th Foot, to term: tiatero.r of Lsadsuaid Fast, vice RNVERUPTCY ENLARGED. Robert Marsh, the u•d 11,.1..5, 0111111111. (rein August IS, Seetember g o at tee, .t o:.h.thail. Tho 111. T 'at: of P.rwittl, edatintand, inlkeenes, M sur. —le , tug II .1 23, Sepirmh.t 3, an 29, at ,4 en, at Ge Karith. Moss. ladandea and Lambert, R d Lio.l-•quare„ Larhrt k and Mr. Grate, Peardh. Jatt4 Obor le, of t., awrendet Aug 14, ty, aAS e t gto, e.ven, at the Ang2l Inn, Oxford At. tOrbell•. Mr. 1••••Clill+ WA •b, Oxford; Of Mr. TOWlilrle.il:, Stapl.• Inu, Le.,goo. Th nut. Leeson. of P.Otwool, Warwi-k, nteretr, to our re •d rNept ^ 11,..01i11:' at eleven, a' int:k Swan, si, k. Wttoir..vq, Pesr. tim.:rt a A litnata., Staple Inn, Lou..km .or Mr .1.4 u, TOISICII, Waren:. Joh T .ro J eeph W;riity, of Leeds, me-chant., to gut ender Se l o. 8. 11, an 4 2s. se Allman, at the White Swan Inn, Leal. Agrae." Mr. JIM.' I.2Mtbt.t. !pato,' Garden, ,• M n And U s ion, Leeds. Mart p. e t thoef..d. mightier ant habordmher, L ituirendo Aar ?3. Sep. 1, 29. a ten, at Goildhall, Lou. don. Attorney, Slr NI. , any I Davie., Lothbury. Thonaa slaw, of StusAton, 0..ti0..r0, shipbuilder, to aur mine sept 3,4, 119, st tor Ire, at the ked Lion, In Stockton. Atton.or, Mt. Rtiabsa. Stockton Thnntaa Edda 1., of A.dentiaribu-v, warehorsemtn, to r• t rend r Anj tS. Sept 4, at ten, arti 29, at twelve, at Gut d &Ai AT.W. , Pr i . Gr.?, t. Tkon•ao Col-, • f ttagjenham, Rolex, baker, to r easier • 6 , 1 4. 4. at tau ant Sept 29, ..t twelve, at GuAnbaS, • AttallThey, filr. EMso, DIVIL)F.:4DS Sept. t Reeprt Stan, Lite of Seism!, jeweller, at eleven, at the lt umv,* r Tav-ris. Sour& SO,. 19 JAI, Diet. n, ~f C.ii!.arinocoul I, HAI, ship. at twe at So 4. 11. 4 .1 agner, of Great Winchester. street, al. , a. :t Soy It 'edit Lyatt late r.f Liatekild-row, pneley. et d. 10 Robe., \feel, of Eceleshall, Stafford, grocer, at Sean, at the Red I.ton, in Newport, Saiop. Sc r t. 14. Thoss.ay Shi r ley, late of Wale,,t, Somerset, coach. maker * at fiye, at tie Greyhound Inn, in lath. Sept IS. 111t+31611. Abbott. of Needham 114aiket, Suffolk, yarn maker, at twOre, at this Angel Inn, in Bury St. Ed. wooers. &A IT. RaSett Drakia, of %V tens Own Twainb-ookes Cheder, 'atm-haul, at clic.eat, .it tbs Angel WI, to f.kwth 'rich. CERTIIICATES--Soot S. Jo'ln Pinch, ofsick, Soalersct, carpenter. 14. Ti.orOush laic of Wtoel.comb, Glouctocer, groan. Goolbotb, of fill,Arth*6•ll,Chcao.r, skopker ; 4t Wetam Witititosat. of cl.thtur. Jam*. Nrlaloa. of Low.eivire.l vrarehnuarnsan of Leopot.court, lialdogn's Leathor el.f.ara. Sohn Ita **.t. orf Mr moot% Durk. shopk,eper . Th. ma. WI! • 13,M4.141, of H .Iheacb, releft. &Obeli TlOdir 44 of M Deaf Wi male, General Mona e.o brigade at Shorn C/lif is an much employed in military duty, that it has been deemed prod. nt to spare but very few of the men to assist in the harvest ; and arch precautions have been taken with eespea to these, that the whole of them c on be recrlied to their proper post iu lese than :am ikur. ANECDOTE OF LORD VISCOUNT DUNCAN. From the commencement of the late war to the period Which terminated the honourable life of this distinguished Officer, the Public have been in pos session of the general outlines of those brilliant ser vices which, under his Lordship's auspices, in glo riously exalted the British Aag. When great men elevate themselves in the ranks of society, by devot ing their abilities to the service of their country, the collateral circumstances of such splendid aetions be corise objeils of curious enquiry. Lord Duncan's uniform conduCl was meritorious: as a Commander, he was universally admired for conrage and profits. sional knowledge, and his humane regard for the interests of seamen still lives in the memory of the brave tars who so long weathered rude gales with him, in the North seas. It is to that service the following anecdote relates, it will at once shew the gallant mud and ardent wish of the Noble Admiral to fight the enemies of his country. Atter remain ing at his station off the Texei in :he resieraldr, with two frig rtes, during the mutiny, and keeping the Dutch fleet from patting to sea by his excellent ma nusuvres, he was at last relieved from the painful situation which the degrading behaviour of British seamen had placed him in, by the artiste' of a squa dron from tipithead; the tats of which had returned to a sense of duty, and, desirous of obliterating their past condua, weir anxious to meet the enemy, that they might by courage and subordination make atonement to their country. With tl.is reinforce meet, composed of the Aimee, Permilablt, Sacs- Pared, Cater, Triumph, Rived, sod two other ships, the gallant Admiral was etia'aled to meet the 'dutch fleet, w:. icn, by the bye, had only been deterred from coming out, by their ignorance of our real force ; he consequently felt no uneasiness at the event of their movenielos, and was only anxious to bring them to :talon. Slynheer, however, proceeded with caution, and used evet y stratagem to gain informa tion of the state of the British ' squadron, and the disposition of the sea.mn, before he frit med a reso lution of getting u ider way. Various were the means used to accomplish their designs, and among others, the followieq. A schooner came out of the Tcxel one morning, when the squadrtra were standing in for the land, with a flag of truce at her niast-bead. She had been sent out as a spy, and her crew were Dutch officers, disguised in •:ti::•rs' ja. kets and trousers. H a yi ng approached the advanced ships, she was examined by the Tr . timph, and by that snip consfueted to the Admiral on board the Veeeraift. 'I he person who 'appeate i to be •kippos of the .chooser complained that an Enl-lish had, a few Says previous, struck on a sand ha ik to the eastward of the l'exel, in con sequence of which she made a signal for a pilot, and was assisted by one, who went on board, and ,'ter having got her off, the Captain of the brig un generously refused to send him a -hore again, but carried him to sea. This was the subjed of their application, .I;,:futlien was required by having the plot so at on shore, as the detention of him might operate against any hunt one assistance which I 'wild) vessels might in future require when stranded r driven on the Dotch coast. The dmiral having aten led to The nature of their request, very politely co:tdua.il Ise n in to the stern gallery of the V, „re hie, whole, well ksowing th it only (shied was to i..spes the .quatimn, be pre seine !,is spy--;lass to the Worn, and, by an in. terpre.er, desired him to exarriine the F:nosi observing, is She is a three-decker, mounting ninety - eigtn gum,; she cart ins sev, n hundred men ; and it your Admiral requires s itisfaaion, s he will give it ' hint." He torn dew ibed the art sof the other heavy shi.ss in the squadron, and having in a face tious m inner given a variety of information, or dered the Dutchmen into their schooner, giving them to understand vat the Dutch Admiral might rely upon receiving sistislaaiou, if he would bring out his fleet and demand it. The schooner's crew, however, conceiving they were at liberty to make what further observations they pleased, dropped anchor several leagues off the Texel island, in order to watch the motions of tt e English squadron they did nor, however, remain long with impunity in that situation, for the Noble Admiral sent an officer on board to acquaint their, that if they did not immediately hoist up their an. char and return to the :Theft, he wou'd hang them at their yard-arm as spies ; this threat had the de sired diet% the Dutchmen went in, and no doubt imparted unwelcome inrellieence, namely, that the nonce Admiral was ready to meet them, his men were subordinate, that disaffeaion had ceuteJ, and they had nothing to retied from the squadron but the courage and intrepidity they had been accuse tossed to dread, and which in the moments of glory distinguished British seamen. Numberless are the instances of the greatness of his Lordship's mind, the whole of which cannot add additional lustre to a charaaer established on the basis of howeir and benevolence. His memory is revered by all who knew him, and :he sons of the ocean, who so oft experienced his humanity, will remember him as long as easy live. Dispatches were sent, on Fr:day. from ford C sm nt.'s OrEce. to Portsmouth, to be forwanled by the Hsi!, a frigze, to Sir A LESANDER BALL, at Malsta We learn from the coast, that the severe gale of Thursday night obliged the greater part of our squa Iron to return to Dungsness, - trom Boulogne. The most positive ordct s are is.iied to the several Officers commanding the ships the River, to use their utmost eserti •ns in equipping them for sea, and proceeding to the Nore a '.hoot loss of rime. Friday night a tendrr full of im pressed seamen was sent from the Enirrprise. off the Tower, to the Nore. They have been obtlined from the several merchant vessels that arrived within the List week in the River. A letter from an officer on hoard Ills Majesty's ship the Scrrire, dated March 15th, says, A few degrees from Sumatra, we took a French privateer mounting 20 guns. She was looking after our Indiamen on the morning we saw her. The AMiros was with us; she supposing us to be Indiamen bore down upon us ; but whet she came almost within gunshot, and found we were two num of war, sit,. made sail. We gave chace, and in f air hours came up with her ; she stood eightv.six shot before she struck ; Wit from the Isle of FIALh.e, which place abbe left ion the Bth of January." NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSAOUTR, ftua. 17. Sailed the Liberty stoop of war, on a cruise. His MAjesty's ship 4lesuene has made a signal for the N. Westward ;an His .lklz..iesty's ship Duquesne for the Downs ; and hare received orders to sail to morrow. • Went out of harhour, the 'faint cartel, botind to the Downs for orders. Wind S.W. blows fresh. "PLYMOUTH, AUGUST Arrived the Barde,ar racket of and from Phila delphia, for . Bordeaux, detained by the Rosario sloop of war. Came in the Tapase frigate. Majestic and Mars, men of war, from a cruise. Sailed the Prince George, man of war, on a cruise. Wind S. W. _ FALMOUTH, •VOLIST 15. Arrived this day, the Nancy, cutter, Captain M'l.Mnald, from Portsmouth. to coiled the ships bound to Lisbon and Gibraltar, the convoy may be shortly eapeded; also the Ranger, Saunders, for Cork. . Put back, last night, by contrary wind, the Towsibend, Dodd. with mails for Lisbon; and queen Charlett, Mudge, ditto for America; the Lbrat•rficld packet, which sailed same day, has kept at sea. • _ _ _ Sailed the American vessels, Flinn'', Phillips, for Spain ; and Swam, Bryant, for London ; also L.,k, laylnr, for Waterford. Remain in Carrick loads Ili, Majesty's ship Orphews, and Rang,r sloop of war, w:th the outward bound vessels fur Quebec and DCAL, AIeaUST 17. 11th morning came down from the Riv-r, the Haddart outward-hound East.lndiaaran ; also La &eat frigate from Sheerness. Arrived the Ardent man of war, and Zrpb'r sloop of war, from a cruise; and remain in the Downs with His Majesty's ships, the armed defence ships, and transports, as per last, and a large fleet of out ward bound vessels. 9AIIYOOTN, AVGIVST 17. Yesterday afternoon a convoy pas,ed hf•re for the Baltic. And were joined by the following shipt 4, Fr,,unko, .or 9Antaic ; liammm4, Dingle, for Elsioeur ; Remota, best, for Riga; Nymph, Warr-n, for El.ineur ; Maar, Brown; and Memel, Brown , or Mem:l ; Bit awe, Gardiner, for Christiania. Y•RMOUTti ItuADI. Arrived this morning, from the fl:et, the Rege- Ills and Jamaica frigates; Deft, Rd!, Slnrlrwg, aid 3L,llord brig ; remain with the itlemmouth, the Asses al frigate; Afi , ts gun-brig ; Stag and Betsy cu.tt, A large ve''el is now in the obi ig, with the lois of main mid mizen masts; but caunot yet learn paticulars.—Wind W.N.W. 'MICE. OF 5T.4:11‘5, 114/T1111,4T• S per C•rit. Reduced ... 471 , 1 a per C . 114. Cum S7I 6, a I,e‘ C.nt Con •.. 7;1 per et..a. Navy. ~`'~! - . . . a pee Cent Loy alty 1 ~‘ A..euitie. ... 17 b iff __ Sheri Di•t" _ 11-161 o:1 , 111.11111. ji” pn•m. E .c Lot Tickets. 171 184, C. 41,44 for 373 T. B.SH, St.ck-Fllnker, 4, Contitill, avid 9. Charing Crew. Faseay. At lat'ST 17. en*, iTi Napa 3Bl Le.bon Op,rt• Oubl,n l3 priao-u. I. I. it. Pwitagal 60141 in Coin ; , er OZ 0 0 In 12.1 , 4 . 1 %evr Dollani Silver in Karr 1 •.nNew Lnui. wit 0 0 0 Asia the guilt raf Hellann 41 per Cent. b` 11111; I) • 5 51 _ _ . ... . Ii .. . 7 71 61 dais. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. 0, At G d be tin. Assneiiitiott, Knight, from snit tb2 eatolibe, Gse4na , n, fro 8 7 e men —.6 ALA the Na , f,sik, Pears , ts, bariauta2 a ; Ashy, BA Mi. 1,1 erk ; Britn.wiCk ; 310"tikioa. far Yellitan; ain.l the Jong , : fsr Ems! r PRICE OF IRKSH STOCKS, Ataure 13 Gc.etnment AA.. 5 per cent COURSE OF F.XCHANI 1 - nsteniali .... as Dinn at !lien .. 37 4 ::..o.er•tam C. r.. 11 19 4 13 Ha nburgh.... TS 10 2%1' /b0na..... $ 11 2,U ran. 1 days dat4.25 4 Dig.. ..... 25 12 2 V 11.•tardemaz .25 12 Madrid Ditto Da4l.• Pato Plalboa Lesho: n 491 Genoa 4l.ii 1 Dohl.n on London i Atm H IRelbo M. Lnadon ( Aug. 10 B-114..1 no DOlon (Art. 10: hIRT!is Saturelav morning, the Lady of Mr. H. Ring, of the Vie. te.ll:iug Office, of a son. Latzlt, Mr.. Smith, the Lady of 'Jut Smith, En. ef R.ate's tlall, near Kald:rusinder. ern T•ieday last, at I..dtle Ilelhnd hoes., teenington„ the Right Hasa Lade Charlotte Wing-*teid, f a daughter. t) Wednuad y morumg iAft. in Gr-sit James rr.•ct, Bea ked-row, Ere Lady elf orl•h St.den, E•q of a daughter. On the It* last At Brighton, the Lady of Jobe amen Parr, Esq of ilorpur street, Queen sraaie, of a .on Friday se'nni:thr, the Lady of William J •rnnrgham, Esq. of Costars), Norielk, vas 'dee delivered cef a daughter. MARRIAGES Fr .!ay aiwtialtr, at Lambeth church, Feed rick Iterj Fq of Coney HtU , to Atrtia, North a .t .a --.te. Tne.d.. monnight, Robe.? Sitsoara. E M . of Ctun.re, to M " M Jnhnsoo, y0tt.11.4 dautltter of the late Rs veretsd GenrieJ sh, , vm, and mum to Gawp Lyon, Esq. of So,tltwick Hall, in Northamptonshire. 0.. TI , arida.. by seatial Twelve, John ken, Esq. of the Melphi Ter ace, London, to Miss Charlotte Fry, of Congers bury, nest Bri.tol Thomlay, at the nari.ls rhumb of St. MarT4a.ttorote, by the Res Charles Brent Barry, Thomas Vanthoreo, Rot. to Mt daug'iter of the late John Ct.le, Esq. trf Soniellhams is the rouaty of lituttangdon. DEATHS. On Monday evening 144, at Lymitigton, flint*, Mrs Le Morviaye, wife of Major L. , ! . MOUSS , te, and daugl:ter of the lair. Mont Mackeinamo, of Ow trwn On `-'anal. tte 6th mown, at Old 11811, in EaW Potghnlt. !tuff , It, aged 71'. John Read-, LM. Ivanater at ldw, ate Treay.r-ee f the loam Tempi*. Evitaystemtight in tit. e9th year of her vg., whilvt on a vivt atvie Rev. Mr at Downliam, m the county ui ? after • few dos Aloes., M.•. Mary ri ! 4 6 .1 Chtvf 6f . the Hoo. as 4 Rev. Francs knotli►, of Burford, Oxford. _ On !tattlers,' lama, at Flagworthingttam, Mr. William DIV. MI, of that place He wa..edd.ny takea ill .11.14 dri.iog a yarn, and mead aan I.flUf. Althrhigh on the day afti.r that on arl , ch Ile smiled , si rose' f to a few ;.'rice amo.int to al. the-c rarth'y a 1.., t:u•ntgh their j ,111, o.du.try and iru• putty, Maroon. at the t;me of hi. dimth, land to b • prs ses.ed of upward.. 4 4.0 "ultimo is cash, b.a.44.3 bueseito4l cleatsßutst#aooo ulve. - MEETINGS OF CP FDFTORS AT GGiLDHALL, ... • To-meltlikow M. s, Jamet Vain mid Thomas . Aug, Bisvnghall ureet, ciothierS 3 11 . . William 11,14er. Willow, Kent, •tetu Jim . 210' 3011 , 1 Shaw, Ne.wga , ...str.,l, draper _ . • . 3li Thrrna: Pri , e, deed cr3•l-Streel, Bnrirtlgh, upholsterer ' 9 14 Wii:iarn Wilberforce ltirrt„ Covent , .ri'kumanufaeruitr :3 10 Jana% Chariesson H.ilin New-court, Crotehed-:hars, ship and insumnee broker 3 10 • • Samuel Lichistray aud Matthew Dunsford, Baiinxhall %tree% dialers . . 01,1,4E014mm, late of IJ,iper Berkeley-street, Fort- mart--qoare, merchant _ . Wiliam Elliott,late of Nceringten•eauseway, Surrey, hahenlaaher Harwood, of the Sun-wharf, Wapping, . 3 10 3 10 CERTIFICATES. ITugh Carne, of Liverpool, merchant. John ..f Ilk.t,tros ~ire, baker. iaan Wil 11 0w.., High-street, St. t;iies'., hatter end hater. William Turnbull, of Bell Savage Yard, Joliet Pere rail, lat.: of Croydon, Surrvy, stable keeper. .arus Urviihei ner, lab•of H!tiage-lan St. itlAry Axe. Ashley Emble, of Peckham, Burroy, surveyor 4mt bullaer. Willi WATER AT LON nt l BRIDGE, 'Ems Dm 21 rain. after I. SALES 1W AUCTION. AN INTENSIVE COLLFCTIUN or NOOKS. Ey Mr. S fEbyA RT, At h. Aurtinn Rooms, opposite Albany Norse, P1ec..4; 1 1 , un WEDNr.SDAY the 30th Instant, And Three itAut4lll: DA AN Extensive Colicaion of BOOKS. in Clas. sits, Ilistory. Biography, VuYarls Travel* Arta and SCICIICCA, Poetry, Sc ; amoogst which w:11 be Travel*, fees-. elorned.A Nritannica, 4 0 yola Russia; Geotlema,, M. , gasiou, 104 vole,+ ve'y fine Lei Monthly Review:, 2,9 v." Pasha in,,ntary Reisters and nouns, 245 eels. MAW'. Kent, 4 vols. Illoornfiel4'. Norfolk, 5 vols. Barlett's Cornwall, 2 4441. and, many ethers equally valuable ; the Nuirtrty of • Member of Parliament. Tu be viewed two Days preyinuo to the Sale. REVERSION OF THRF.F. THOUSAND FIVE FlUt. DRELI POUNDS. ay Mr. STKWART. At his Auftina op;iosite Albany ilusess, Pic=3lgy, .n th. ►eg.nnnnit of Nosrmher next, TTHE REVEIiSIOIsI of 'fIiREE 'II:IOVnAND FIVE lIIUNIPLED POUNDS, well seciired nn ample E.tat .r in Gloucestrrshiro, at the Death of a t.ndi aged Sixty. five Years; the Purchaser will be entitled to numione a Truster. for and oil account .if Ma owe Benefit. Printed iaticu:ars to be had Oa* Meath previous to the SAle. BOND Or FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS. Wr Mr. STEWART, At hi: Au inn Rooms, opposite Albany Horse, Pieiradilly, is Nnvember next, 1-1. A BOND for FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, amply secured itt Euatm in Middlesex, payable upon the Duth of a Gentleman or his Wife, the one aged 61, and the Otter S 1 Years upon the De a ,th of either, the. Per:hula sill immedistehr be paid the sum of five Hundred Paunch Particaus to be bad On: %lunth prev.ous to the Sale. SUPE,iii AND TRULY VALUABLE LIBRARY. By Mr. STEWART, At his Auction Ruoina, opposite Albany Howe, Pwca.l,lly, early 1., December next, 'FILE Superb and truly valuable LIBRARY of • it J .11 in, consisting et a reinarkably fine Coffee• told, in Cou..ty Hattori's, Topography, old Voyagen, wolf Edit.ma M the Engli.li A inliors, immy of the most ..uperts r.nd eleguit Fd.ti. ns of t',. C ivies, on the fine Arts, rah t' V. first Impressions of the Place, Variorum Editions of Clas. Cr., &c. Framed Cataksues to be had Ow Month nevi no to the Sale. Py Mr. JAM ES DENEW By 0 der of Mr.' W. France, Surviving Fenner, aid the I.xecutors of Mr. S. Beckwith, dercased, on the Pren 014 WEDNESDAY, the sth of September, and halue..4 Pals, A LI- the Blartufaa ' ared CABINET. UPH()L. sr! - Ky, FIRNI rUlt F. 4 and ValLiab:e h 11/CA HOGANY, belonging to in "ate Partrisestip Me “r.. Ff4llCt anJßcekwith, at their War••h• mse and Premises, I'4, S: Ma tin's law., Charing cro.. —Comprisi. g Satiner-od a d M. g its S•tietaire, and ci Tinder Houkc...S CC. U: Sideboards, Pedesia!s, a,AI Vases, ..,,d See • d Pat nt Tab'cs, Card, B rakEtd, Gen:lemen's and Larne.' Drooling ItJ gowned Co t niraha, Eneoineurs, Tripods, Gimite.• s, P er Glasse., and %liner., an Nu:multi.% in I andmine Pat ra Brunei., Liddermit.ster CarFcts, and Druggtt., Icken, rm. Van, TiOt.re*, Damask, Tam ta Checks and Canvass, r'.7 le r Dwane and 11.:ds !I ,y Feat!: r-, Finks, hair /lla:rhetr. &c. the Valuat.i., Suck of rm . toe )*mac., Systn.tt. Mopamo:a and botany 8.. in L..gs. and hoards. W.:ck, Ro.e, Satin, a .d othe. scot and Civ i l) iard., B r:h, and a Qu of the . y 13.3 • 4 , a Tuck, B am., ranks, and %Veights, the CmintuiS Dona Desks, . Repository, &c. &S • To ne., viewed on Monday and T.A.IlGar preceding the Sa': Catsogue* may be then had un the Preini.e. • at Garra. , :n • . and en Mr. lam.' Lrenew, at his Auction ioom hi e street, lierkelequare. CUTE 11UUSE ESTATE, N VAR ILISTUL. IN ONL LOT, At the Evehanp Colee linu.e, in the City of List-I, el! TUE%l)li' the Ibto of September next, if : at ditpoo• in ?ha steal woe by Pnexte Coota.t, 01 whlra due rat.. !,e !rived rr/IE truly desirable FREEHQLD ESTATE and LANDS, col , d COTE ituusr, pas oiWeubnry-opotoTrytte i , ofittk'a two wile, of the t. Britt 4, so the ceornaaoding sill of nunlhatn t, a beautiful and hex,tliy part 0;" COllli,v of Gino:P4o. I I wiehbooritood, ant ennoman :n; .ieo of U.foon, Soet.: f IVa se Cotm, ani Kinetwoe , a. The pro,e•ty ...d tr• !..1 • ao.l a :;:ur )eat••.!oe e • • I N:J,nce of do.: • .1.4. n We:,., e I G:s.:( el^. Ile Lowe CJ ...t . al, r built .... 11 ; ocwit.d. i g cattaa six hambets .si g rooms. clesess„ • ce ; ntal arid el drawing room, wit . ;recess w feo by 27, and 16 feet hign ;an . smells-tit dining picto' by 21; a breal.fa.t patios', 22 by lb ; a libr..ry, an mso a dressing room, an entrance hall, or vestibule; and • with attached and detached do •iestic offices of ere , hen ; a farm yard, capital kitchen garden, hot hou• •. coach house, stab'ing for twe'iNe bones, and norm conseniencies. The Land consi.ts of a beautiful law; • freest and paddock, with a pool of water, and sit.; • otchwures of excellent land s me.•dow and l aaure ; foe s. of the premises, co-taming about gigots -ctor acres, te.r except about Mar aer. s; also two pews in Weethu-r ( - The Land Tax is redeemed Posies-Iw , to the MA .- Pod about twentv.e.got acre. of Land, may be h.. , 24th December next. Ihe remainder of ihel.and . • lease, of whis.h four Tam , were unex;i rd at I.+ ly L. • and on tits.-se Lands a Farm House w.s land; built. The r...t.ste way be viewed, b! tickets lOW* , Or w for forth, r part:cm:ars and condstiris.s of sale. air:" be ode to Meta.. Eengoogh and Palmer, Attune : .• •". ut JOh.l'orce; ltri.tol; or to Mc ,IS. Ward, Den:... '. Greava, Covent-Gantos, Loudon. J. J P LMES, Broke, L"DON i.ited ay DAVII)soN. No 3 5 . weeti St. C:ermiLes, and ptd..,:o.ed by W wEsr. ay" office. N,1•,, Back St. Cem Church. St: 4 1 J. Orders got tie Paker,dc. (post paid) irsii be daily au'. NEIIIIIIIII ...!.••••• T' TO r. A NIA 'r..~ n c " D•- n TO 5 I?cfne Tk.“! c r!.•• : 4 .. P.: t, be COMMiI Saddle. TO C( Cwhes RYINC for fin' been shex ti Weekly The 6,a Iw'.nt. Pair et,/ ..t to, T H 3 t 1: Itr. alike .11:• , Flout delivered R..ket Tyr I.A Depford N. A, A : ' 4e The Cm Oj re. PC Pe r we let pde , re the I. iiiitentt, 4 4441 P Pe,. Tick: QWIF ‘..7 Tic! mg 011 iti La the L. ly Sin Thrre : 1 / 2 006!.,k, tLan any I Th!`oll No. 226 11,*9 14,556 X 0,430 MORE E 4b bet I . the on Co •! 23,00 tat rasa 7. Ti ratit " lief... Q•Nile,