The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-09-24 00:00:00

NOTTINGILISI AND LI e N, Sam 20. Me Lincoln Races have this year heen more numer ously attended than any remembered for a con siderable time; the meeting would indeed have been a mos( sislcndid one, h id 11.1 some of tl,e first Li , mines in the county been preveoted attending it by the death of near fel:monster •flie sport on the turf was unusually good, and the fineness of the weather coati ibuted net a little to •he beauty et th..! scene. On the second day a mach was ioae by fire following gentlemen, which afforded p trtku tar entertainment, and interested man, of the spec tat. rs ; they were the Hon. John Mnosom Lumley, Mr. Talon Sy'ces, and Major Draper. The assemblies every night were attended by an as semblage of beauty and fa•hien. On the first night the ball was begun by the lion, and lovely Miss Monson, and the Hon. Mr. Cost, to the air of Lade Caroline Lee. The following i. a list of some of the most distinguished personars wha were present : Ladies— BuLkinghainsh , re ' Theodissia Vyner. Mon son, neownlow, Ingilby A mcotts. Mistresses —Ber tha Chaplain, iy, Boucherett, Massingburgh, Reynardsnn, Rw•ve, Peregrine Massinghurgh, &c. Misses-- Iwo Monson:, two COW% three Bernard sons, Reeve, Augirsta Ingilby, Chaplain, Harrison, &c. We cannot conclude this article without noticing the very particular attention :hewed by Mr Cost to the company ; the other steward, the Hon. Mr. Pelham, being prevented attending the race:. The amusemeats of the week were very agreeably concluded by a must elegant dajeuni given by Lady Monson, at hurt 41. on Saturday : the fineness of the day seemed b• second her Ladyship's polite exer tions to render thisfite one of the most elegant ever remembered. Bets; eon one and two o'clock the company began to assemble, and were received by the amiable hos tess on the lawn, which was covered with benchia, garden-chairs, &c. At three, the breakfast com menced. Two rooms in the house were filled with tables covered with plate and china, which contained cold meat, game, pies, pastry, ices, and fruit, all in great abundance, and beautifully arranged. On the lawn were pitched four tents. Under one (a• large marquee) was a table to hold about thirty jar sons, covered, similar to those in the house, with every thing that was good. The wines were excel lent, and all iced. Under another tent were laid tea, coffee, bread and butter, scraped beef, and his cuits, and the guests were attended by several petty ' and elegant mai-ilea neatly marred. In an aajoiniag tent was a lottery for the ladies, consisting of various little bagatelles, made by the hostess and her lovely daughter,. t the entrance of the tent, each Lily was presented with a ticket by a handsome terrine, who Atte! nerds distributed to each fair one, the prize she had been so lucky as to gain. Under ano ther tent was placed the band of the fah Dragoon Guards, now at Lincoln, who played many del.ght ful pieces. Previous to the company sitting down to break fasr, they promenaded down to the dairy, which i. esteemed the most beautiful of the kind ever seen. It contains a remarkably fine colleaion of old elite, charmingly arranged : the windows are Gothic, and of beautiful painted glass; besides which, it con tains plenty of fine hotter and cream. In this charm ing place, to which you enter through a bower co vered with creepers in full bloom, were found bowls of syllabub, and decanters of new milk whey. As soon as every one had partaken of the elegant repast in the house, and under the tents, one of the party (Mrs. T. Curtnis) kindly amused the company by playing some airs must divinely on the pedal harp: She was afterwards joined by teen young ladies and a gentleman ( Miss Reeve, Miss J. Skinner. And WC. Upplehy), who sang several airs delightfit.ly. About nix o'clock the M.A,TS. Gows, from London, entered a room repaired for the dance, and struck up the merry nine of Sr bacid Mater Blair : The sum mons was instantly obeyed, and the lively dance commenced, which was kept up till near nine o'clock, when the company dvartasi, highly gratified with the amusement of the day. The weather was nacommonly fine, which added much to the gaiety of the scene. The worthy host did not mix with the company, being extremely lame ; but we are happy to hear his Lordship was in good health. and enjoyed the gay scene from his windows. Every possible attention was paid to tare company by Lady Monson, and her amiable son and daughters. Among the company we no ticed the Countess of Buckinghamshire; Lord Itaii Lady Browniow s four Mr. Costs and two Miss Cues ; Mr. and Lady 'theodosia Vetter, and Mr. N'yner, junior ; Sir James and Lady Lake ; Gemmel and Ili s. Beak ; Mr. and Mrs. Reynardson and fa. mile ;Mr a n d Mrs. Chaplin and family ; Sir C.ecil and . Lady Wine ; Mr. and Mrs. Boucher-eft and fa mily, See. &c. Ste. and several officers of the fish Dragoon Guards. A large store-ship is to be immediately prepared for the purpose of conveying supplies to the settle ment at New South Wales. The following melancholy accident occurred on Friday in Lambeth Reach:—Three young men went in a boat soon after the military pr cession had gone up, which was upset by the strength of the wind and the swell, and the ignorance of the un fortunate men on board. There were two other boats in sight, who immediately repaired to the oh jeds of distress, but Infortimately too Ire to rescue them from the tate that awaited them. On.: cal them only was picked up ; a second was seen to t- se at in tervals, but the roughness of the water prevented the persons on board the other beats from sav;tig him. ch. ! ' were all servants; and the one that was saved wits conveyed to the house of a medical gentleman at Lambeth. On Friday evening, while an ingenious chemist, of Compton-etreet, Soho, was bu s ied in preparing some new explosive compound, lately invented by the French chemists, the soljnished chemical composi tinn exploded in his hand spontaneously t and such was the report of the explosion, that it shook like an earthquake the furniture of the adjoining houses. The vessel, corrti;ning the chemical preparation, together with a nunther of the apparatus of the la boratory, were daybed to innumerable pieces, and large fragmessta were projofted over the surnitind ive compound, and in the face of the severely, that his :ulty. FROM SATURDAY NTGRDS GAZETTE. ft' e, sept 21. sth Regiment of Fort .Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Edward Baynes, from the 7tittt Foot, to ba Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase 6th Ditto.-14evet Liouten•nt.Colonel William Frederick l i tgac!aealt to be Lieutenaat C , i'onel. Captain Thomas Ca me to lie Maier, vice Machean, 18th Din. ii.Brireet Lieututant•Colunel Henry William Ea pin la.:` from the 4th. Foot, to be Lieuten a nt Colon e l, vi c e Dengl:r, removed to the 55th Font. s44h Ditto-Maj.ir Samuel Taylor Popham from the sth hortalion Reszr , -, to be Major, vice Witten, who retires on half pay of the Primes. Chatiotte of Wales's nuclides. 441 e.ot Major Charles hfacquortte to be Major, without pur,hme, vice Stirling, ;um-noted_ bUilt Ditto-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Fitzgerald, from half-pay of the Sol Registient of the late Irish hrtgade, to be Calfyio of a Com.iany. 55th Ditt , ...Lieutenant-Coloitel Robert Douglas, from the 18th FOO4, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. 59th Ditto-. Major William Morton Pleydell, from the Bth Battal.ou of Reserve, to be Major. 60th Ditto-Brevat Lieutenant-Colonel L. Mrsheim to be Lieutenasit-Colonel, without purchase. Captain John Ho bertson to be Maior, • Motheim. 71st Ihitu-.Captaiu Will hano Erskine, from the 16th Foot, to be Major, without purchase. 87th Ditt...-ltrevet Lieutenant-C.-Mond Willi m Gifford, front the Vith Font, to be Major. Sd Batt dion of Reserve-Captain Simon Frazer, from the 42.1 Toot, to be Major, vice Pye, removed to the 92d Fu.t. Stmt Ditto.-Major John Macleod, front half-pav of the P ems Charlotte of Wales's late Fencibles, to be Major, •ice Popham, removed t the 44th Foot. .6111 Ditto-e:Optaitt Archibald Campbell, from the 88th Foot, to be Majoi, vice Pleydell, removed to the 59th Font. Rth Dirt-Brevet M ijorJamei Magrath, front the 87th Foot, to tt,. Mayor, vice Craufurd, removed to the Bth Foot. Cmianrinonr is the Nlid , ll-s-oc Militia, si s Ned by the I era levant. Ronal We-tern Regiment-William Littleton, Gent. to be Ensign, Royal Eastern Regiment-Thomas thrvey, Gent. to be Lieu. Commissions steed by the lord Lientenant of the Curvy of MidiPesci,. St JAltleeS Loyal Volunteer—lames Pitt, Gent. to be Lien vice Tupper, resigin.d. The Knightsbridge Volunteers--Ensign Thoma. , Jackson to be Lieutenant, vice Giiff , s, resigned. Roaert Brix. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Jackson, pruinoted. limes Bieber, jun. Gent to be Ensign, vie. , Keaber, Loyal North Britons.-. First Lieutenant 330101 Hamilton to be CA vine Adam, resigned. To be Fast Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Graham, vice Hamilton. Second Lieutenant lising, vice I'. Ha • litoo, resigned. SOCUIod Lieutenant Grant, vice Ti.ime, resigned First Lieutenant Robertson, in the llnie Company Second Lieutenant Latimer, Robeitson. Tu b.t Second Lieutenants-4 D. Fordyce, Gent. vice Gra ham. W. G Hunter, G.on. vice Irvnig. David Crule, Gent. vice Grant. A. Mnchetl, Gent. vice Latimer. J. S. Smite, tient. in the Ride Company. inihouses - . The burning'explosis pieces of glsss,erhich were thrown operator, have wounded him so eyo.sight is sicspaiiiiii of by the tact BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. ThomAs F.c14,1-, of Ald,.nAntoutv, warehouseman, fmm Sept °meet 29, to NOTOMWT 17, . t ten, at Gutl4lta'l. tUrne, of (worse-street, Mattehe.teroutuare, coal ruerchaot t fro.n Stitt. 22, to °cube, 23, et tee, At Gush Mall. A‘NKRUPTS. John Torah, Methvoti, bl.uf..llt, cow, to surrender On to le 9, at feu,, to, and November 3, t ten, at Gu.l4ll‘ll, in Kotß.l. nn, Norfolk. Atturnuy, Mr. Micklnfield, StJke Fe• Tv , Norfolk. W htam Wingfield, Liteof Liertpool, merchant, to surrender Oethh .1 111„ 19, at ooe, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in B•ddwtreet, Liverpool, and hriivemb2r S, ..t ten, at the CAsde of Lanceler. Attorneys, Mr. Peter Ellanies, and Mr. Archibald Beigl , tMo, LiserpooL David Roberts, tit Cherter, ironmonger, to surrender (k• tuber 12, 13, and November 3, at three, at the Slialtsp,are Tavern, in New street, Birmingham Attorneys, hives.. Sma•t and Thmnas, Staples Inn, London; and Messr.. Bed ford and P.4 , erhari, BirtnieghAm. Wilkens Waketo.d, of llonsham. Soiree, shopkeeper, so surrehder S.•pte.nber 24, ..t eleven, 211, and Noveismer .3, at ten, at Gnnhihail, London. A tomer, Mr. Sheppard, Dean. wrest, Southwark ; and Mr. Urewdisey Stedman, Ilerstasm, Sussex. John Rid: in`, of Lievrpaol. and WiNiam Lever, id Man cloevar, merchant., to surnender tktob, 13, 19, and Novem ber 3, at 011 , 4 at the Gtobe TiVC(II, in John.-t,e , t, Lam, Atfurnpvu, Mew, St.mintre,t and F. 411, 1.-ialt , areet,l, , P.r• pool; and Mr. Tit was Widle, Hartlctr.buttdols, Iltnutu, John Dethie 'Derby, grower, to surrender October I, at foot, 2, at Ave, and November tr, at eleven, at vie King's An n, Tavern, to Dorm , . Arturneya, Metrrs. Kiraterler, Long, and lime, S. et nnl'a allisaCei 1.0.114111 and . Mr. Edwin ..1 Evans. to Derroy. Thrataas Parksninn an+! John PltiLlll , lllll, both of enlemar , street, eintsats, to aurrender Oonner It, at tie, 1.3. and Nn. venther 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nettleda:d, HOW court, Fmet-strvet. _ _ Mari Monve, late of Alhemarle-street, Illanover-Nuare, fancy dreg m iker, w,nrre.ider Sktota.r It!, at six, lA, and No 'ember v, at ten, at Giol.lll.+ll. Attorney, Mr. Downes, !A lex-min, Temple. C.,v, late of Gosport, Southimptnn, nine 111.. • chant, to surrender October ti, at two, 9, mat Nosenib,r at etesest, at the baba A-uss Inn, in (;mionn. A nornevs, Mr. Boseren, Ganyort I sod Messrs. W/1.44811 and Stooks, Net.. square, Locidn's I .u, London. Robert Penman blucher, ulate of LaurenerePountne7-Line, wine merchant, to surrende r Sept. 29, Oct 6, and Nur. 3, at tot, at Gook% id. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mincsing Elite. Ch W.st.m and Robert Weston, of Freeer Lane, Cheer. tide, %semi ~,,, von , to surrender Scot. 29, Oct. 6, awl Nov. 9, at tot, at GuddhalL Attoriey, Mr. Berry, Walbrauk. INVIDFNDS. Oet. 23. Robert Prestoo, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern 101'n street, Liverpool. No.. 27. Hatiry liVi.kinson, late of Sillitsulmas, merchant, at eleven, at N..v. 7. d,or homer-, "( Keisirtgton, Mid.L'e+ex,' stir Bonn, •, tot. at (4u1141L3:1. Lonau.. Oct 17 l'Acr Motet., of Wall 1111011, Lattea.hite, dealer, at three, at th.• SNIT Inn Dean, ate, Matchetter. Oct WMiem J0b;41..a, of Wmte!mesa, C 1111111141614, mercer, at et the houw a Felrard Brown, run. holde Wirt.haven. Ott. IS. 'William Monk, late at the Strand, trass-maker, At tan at (;udilltat. London. . . . - October . ID. John Gould, of tbrringtea, Woreertvr, raper. m....ufacturrr, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Er.oliam. tktobet 16 Roger Rowe, of Exeer, linea-drao lei, at the Half-Moo;1 moo, lx,ter. CERTIFICATES—AIcr. Henry Jeckinn, of Mincing lane, merchant. Mactul toe, et Canada-Wharf, Itothethnht, mer. chant. Portroos, rf Chippeolsann, Wilts, coal-merchant lituchfued Giao;;e, of York-pLece, Purtnian-square, MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDII I.L. T. 4011110 W. Y. N inbert Ilittan, Hnl l iwell•street, Strand, •iAualler t 10 Ws!ham Ham% late of Drury-lane, woollen-draper . 1 10 CERTIFICATE. William Bulien. Wakefield. York. merchant. Extract ci a Lora received by this lag Liabrin Mail, by a Men-Antos. Hnuse, in Bristol. " LISBON, SEPT. 7, 1804. " It is wkb real regret we have to inform you, that the same eindeo:ica: disorder, as last year, rages in ain inner unprecedented at Malaga. Our advice by 11,4 dav's post, quote the number of deaths at tY9 to ISO per day. Of course no busi ness cast be done." SPACIOUS HOUSE, AND VERY CAPEPAT. !MOP, FRONTINIG ISURUNGTON-HOUS . PICCADILLY. WITH IM ME DI ATE POSSESSION. By Mr. WILI.OOK, At Garraway's Coffee-House, Change-alley, Grabill, en WEDNESDAY next. at Twe lve, A Substantial Modern Built LEASEHOLD 111/L.IE, and Spacious SHOP, most desirably and advantageously situated, No 179, on the South side of Picca dilly, n:iprwite Burlington House, late in the occupation of Mr John L/retrett„ Bookseler ; containing four orally final-let rooms, with closets on each of the upper flows, a roost capital shop, Lirge parlour, and paved yard, two bombers', and all requisite dlinestiz offices fitted up w.th the utnurt canto nieuce. The premises ;wive been recently repaired and im proved at a very great experwe am presumed to be in one of the first situations at the West Tn 4 ui the Town for a variety a genteel businesses requiring room ; they are held for a long term at a moderate rant, and the purchaur soap lave Some date posseasion. . . . _ To be mewed till the sale, aryl partici.lus may be had nn the premises ; at the Baptist Ciffse-hosso, in Chanceey4sne ; at tiarramay's in Change-alley; of Mews. twirl and Mn..re, Saitc.tors, Ltistol:ft Inn; &ad of Mr. Waled, CmiLden square. SALES BY AUCTION. • DES lr..1111.1.: I I t)USE, CON OUIT-SiIREET, HANOVER. SQUARE. Sy Mr. SQUIBS, At Li. Great R.‘nm ..tv.lle-ps,ar„.siville row, To. MORROW, at Gue u'ehtck, AVery spacious and conveni ent HOUS E, with large Garden, most rtsiahly oittl.lll .4 f, No. 4 ), o u the Swab roteWert, H.incoler square. Thu p reims , cunt in f .ur exceedingly g. 0,1 Attica, three Rooms on the tom. gi,.al Fluor. with two Stair Cares. spacious E,,tranee, Rachel, ' liotir,keeper'. Room, laundry, a n d ot h er cun.e.ii. ent Offic?.l ; ate he'd for an unexpired term of u, , warda of years, wt a very mud-rate rent. The P.eroi:er sway bt! viewed with tickets ; and pr nt d par ticulars had of hdr. Squal,b, Saville-passage, Sarklle-rnw. ueuaGE :cc It EET, II ANOV ER • SQUA RE. By Mr. SQUIBB, At his Great Room, &sill...passage, Savil:e,row, mr)RRoW, at One o'Clock, THE UNEXPIRED TERM of the LEASE of a very convenient and desirable HOUSE, inn t scree ably situated on tit-. East side of Geale-street, wuu II .1,1 dtlollol lialsover-square. The !realist. to 1••. n two Ro ant a oil the principal lroors, good Eating l'ar'our, spacious Entrance, large Payed Yard, mid VII/VVLI ent t) 9:es, Are field for a term of which six • ears . . are utueinn.d, , t . moderate rent, and immediate i.o,m4aioa mar be had. ' Ti e House nsav be viewed wits tickets ; and minted plrti_ altars had tiU tlae Sale, on the Promises ; and of Mr. Syv.`Jb, u above. GENTEEL FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, CRAVEN STREET, STR IND. ity Mr. SQUIBB, On the Premise, uu WEDNESDAY next, at Twelve o'Clock, ' rirHE Genteel and Genuine I-10138E110 1 D 1 FURNITURE. Table Linen, a few Plitt, and Kited Articles, and val anus other Effeas, the Property eI BUR RETT, at his House, No. 9, Cr , ven•str,t, Stand. May be tamed to moan* • aid Catalogues hot ea do Ptemi.es ; and et Mr. Squibb , Passaige, Saiilk Rm. --- VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, AT itARROW ON THE HILL, Comprising a Manor, or Yep.aed M .401, an elegy it Miesion, extensive P:CoriLirti Grounds, a Firm, and several DeelLog Houses. By Mr. SQUIBB, By Order of the Ti oaten of the live RICHARD PAGE, Esq. at GArrawar's Collree house, 'Changr-aller, Cwashill,• on THURSDAY, the 4th of IL/Sober nest, at 'racist., in Lots, ACapital and valuable FREEHOLD FSTATL, cnit•iding of the MANOR, no RFPUTID MMihig, FLA MBERTS, rod the itiA.Lishel Maission House, with numerous ati .clied and det.whed ',Rees, and exteo,,,,aoe well known Pie's:Lire (ionic& and Gardens, mot ilv situated, .oid do.tant only ten miles tio-ri the Metrop In. The House i , capable of being ciimpleted at a comparatively *call expense. Tne Grounds (whieli occupy near forty acies, and have long been distmguislied as the ornament of tmit ;salt of the Comity) are lei{ out with the guatest taste, cstilioiivind with a h-iuhlid P.ece of WAter, ad•irtred with ele;.iet Tein.de4, &c and judi:Musly planted 5...*.h caleaSlc TiitibLr f.ees and Shrubs. The Qudotis, I and. Pinery, are mocked with the hood Frtpts „nd .pm StaNling and Out-house' are finished in the ta.,:u,,lete4 AM', 100 :trues (livery nch Meadow and Pa4ure I...nii, tiome diately intior the ab”ve, and a croofortable with Stable., Ste. together with two roil tirick.O. Dwelling Hosmes„ with °the, s, Gardens, and Schlit, i.i :the occupation of the Rey. %LA Dr:ayMrs. Thacker", and nti,er,l ; and six Ho.omi o- Cuter. , " with Ganten, soil a Smith's Shop, tett to tenants at will, the whole of which is pa=t of the Estate of the late Richard New, Esq. &carrel • The M insion and Graunda can only be viewed nith telseta, which u.ay be had of the AuSuirieer. Printed pa,te•iilars be had of Mean. Neell ant Fumigate, :4olietlors. firOrfOli- Offirtf. Strand; Of Richard Bac., Esq. Deanis. 4(1. minter; at the King's Head, at Harrow; at the Place cr'S.',..; and of Mr. Squibb, S tsi!lespamege. Saville-row, w... re of the Fgate alas be seen. SHIRLEY COTTADR. Die !Mile and TilsC, Qlarters from Soethateptim. By Mr. WATTS, At the Dolphin Inn, southainutnit no THURSDAY next, butweeri the Howe of Due and two, by OM r sat: prietin, who is about to re•enter Im ti o is fit rem Cn ,eans pU the lima Manufaelory at Star dry MJI, and consequent v re moving tai a Residence near the said Mail. THIS beautiful LEASEiiOI.I.) ,, COIIAGE is situated in an may and element misineuce on Sand, Common, CnTIT inclung very extensive alai pi:tumour netts of the le!e of Waglit, New Forest, I iuthamptun Water, and surroamling country, and n fit for the immediate reception of • sins:l genteel Tamil. ; the Hotl , o iv surrounded with a small, but beautiful plees,e wound, with glare! walks and shruhben, and contains on the ground door two parlours, two kitr:.ens. dairy, pantries and every domestic requisite, with .orison bad mom, mei good cell/sting; up stairs are three hest and two vs .ter' hod rooms and a store room; a Mir voting orchard, sod ..s extensive kitchen garden, well sto , k adjoin the please' ground, and contiguous thereto are sixteen acres (mere or leer) o f arable And pasture land, divulrd into five inelosore,•l which orr in high cuiteration, and rail within a n teem Also, a farm and rick t and adjoining, 'rotary, bare, cl.sise house, three-stall wood h•itiso, cow pens, me every otherconetniizmee; that premises hare an extensive r{..l of common at the extensive Common of Slinky, and us amply supplied with very excellent water. For particulars apply (if by letter, poet Mid) to the Awir oneer, Southampton, where tickets fee mewing My bent:mon.: KFNT Ey NI,. ON ARAM, At Tom's Coffer Flnuse,Cornb:ll, nn TUESDAY, 030 a • Iti at Twelve, Twn Lois, A Singularly 6esirable FILKEHOLD ES f A I . E. Z. in the Parishes ref Milton, bobbing, soil Has-ui p- wing th • extensive M I IS O T Loriship Norwood Ch:oloel• uoir hotingbourn, in Kent, with right of Court Lem ar,ct Court Baron, Quit Rent., Fine., Rosa - tile, be. • and Ilst• wood I , ant, containing about acre• of old isch;sed p.sture, Meadow ' and n• ode Las.rl, withio a Rica Fence Wei is delightful, led 1,, 111 . .1.1 - yisai4 e.imbiuing Rem, River, sod Land Views, ex'o , ...ting sc.nesof uncommon I .h*.e5... , x , r.• Mid variety..-tle Swat: to White's sav, the Mode", Q • - borough, old Sheernew; the hore.tlic Everev-C st•t• • - ping to and from the 'lliaro,e,Gisil soar! Sotagtita.. H e '- distant, and the rage of urinary to Maidstone, i.e an immense amphitheatre, from the crown of Ca:u.an II • the greatest part of which rises within the circle or the ritat,. c ow to the Telegraph ; hum thence the land. troll:idly sie,, to a rich mid fertile plain, which emit prober:oY h- 4 W es 'talent perk; the oaks grouped and wattere I ati riit the wire of the Estate give It a grin, and park-like it s . .r nee, sod nature .eerns to court the ha - :d of art to aid a v.iiuMllsh the erichnnting spot. formed, a. it weer, M commen - e i rated' perpetuate a family poression of real consequence in then tunable county. The haus., is neither large or bnelsorne, the farming b'i'ding , are ade.,natc, and the gmi:ods well watered ; the only .raw-.ark t• 3 Lean' of the Farm, which hal ten years to roil, at one third...l' , vc annual ean.e. Tnereate atm a thr.ving wool i.l liattl, of ten .ices, and another of Awe twenty-five acre., !yin,. under Biu i tt.tua Hill, and is dad Parish of Hearn Hdl. fhe latter will be sold in a straw Lot. To be viewed. by applying to Mr, ittaxtand, of Newington. street, swat the Premises; of whom Partwelare and Pion' Ing, •hortly be had; also at the Inn. at Dan, rd. Recb.ien.UP I*n4e.Can te 7 nwly nod kl.ntste , ,e ; the Geo ge, Whinny& n( Mr. Grubb,(ar.at Ql, - en Ytroct. Lioe..ln'alnn-Fradda Mr. Bryan Fau4ett, Sittingbwaen I.id a' Mr. GM' tansy Ned-Lien invite, London. LONDON mud In G. DAvinsom, No 35. "fre t " area, St ° Clems-at's, and ntibl.hed :.y W. WEST, at dis Affi e, No. IS, Back dSt. Clement'. (71,•,,r.t , , Strand, ebere IkArea he tM Papeedm. (ptit-pod) al be duty alto:Ad* %4 °l. ,` N U r~rHE. I T Hi Niaisteg After wA.el Of, THY Ms Duo rod Y si earl! in Oc Boum G alery Price 6d 1 F.r HE GM M acted RC RCLI Taw Due mole ham and Si tarrh thi, 111..4.; 6s- gci Lox (Oka, Pot Dm* -wart- I, milt t►? to ►rnE N ca6ed E Alt proji !.! nibs. h j rail rope 25th; rottry 4 an.l IN' THL noon to h. `Lk 0C .14 Prim Is MuRNI Oro' at Teu Roym. pal 4!:ooised by N ;mpr tJ NUNI, Irtanstlo;. 'if-rent In M • o'er and 14! .f 4 Sli t , :(1 • +.l het iaa 4 by t•rtg.v,•atai A 4 .1..4411 II Lower I with F •adi Pate • 1 . Pisa. Till AIR. HE »inuom on 44Arom ~:d urr.K ATI W OCTOBE , I ' t k.oas by Ali i7uvr-,,, e 4 he Vric ZLIZARii au t' 4l. ' C()I "' l ke ui Phq Practiceof 740, Da : li(X)fri V. , !n 1104 o s *9l ! p 6 Z. re „A 10) CH. now” 4 AIN, 4..4 La( NAV.IL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. SEPT. `.71. Arrived the Tiro„ sloop of war from a cruise, and sailed again to the Eastward. Arrived the Britannia cutter, with the brig Yawl Pegg:, of Bristol, which he has recaptured.—Wind Northerly. HARWICH, SIPT.2►. Monsieur, brother to Louis XVIII. embarked at Harwich yesterday morning, in one of the packets for Gottenburgb, under escort of the Monkey gun brig ; he was honoured with a royal salute from the Pegssus frigate, laying in Harwich harbour, as he passed, as also with one from Languard Fort. The Di:or/was sad Mary brig, of Sunderland, John Goen master, unfortunately caught fire early this morning, by which accident she is nearly con sumed ; they towed the wreck on Languard Beach, and the engines were playing three hours w.thout being able to extinguish the flames. It was not till the tide rose sufficiently high to oit.l flow the re mains of her that the fire subsided ; tw,i brigs that were anchored close by, were obliged to slip cables in order to avoid the danger that threatened, from the sparks flying a considerable distance, the wind being pretty brisk. DEAL, SEPT. 21. Arrived and sailed for the River the Agiueou►t man of war, with I to sail of vessels, under convoy for the Mediterranean. Arrived the Prm lope frigate from Yarmouth ; L'lmmurtalite, Eurhilis, and the Champion frigates; Spetd 9 , Eugenie. Dart, and the liamhtr slgupN of war; De..u.sialhm and the Lar!frr bombs; Ala leer, Biter, Thrasher, (14psey, kaser, add c.vtia gun brigs ; and the re mainder of the cruising squadron, having been blown from their stations off the French coast into the Downs, whore they remain with the rest of the ships as per last. Wind W.N.W. FROM LW\ U'S LIST. (;11•VIgEND, SCIT• by the Susannah, Neill*, from St. Kite.; Milsoril, Head, trot Batavia; El:aa'ietli, S:nart, from Pappenburgh; Friendship, Overhand; Good I luldng, Capers; and the Vrow Msrgarett.i, —; from Eisib den.—S.iiled the San Joseph, Collidge, fee Ennio; Ileding M.irg.itetta, fur Baltiinore; Pdy , Batty, for Newfound land; Swift, Kitson, for Stettin; Vruw Elizabeth, Harris , and the Vrow G:stina, for Fnibden. Saturday being the KIN.. COIMIPI rum—Holiday u all the Public Oflices. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Sart. IS. Goy. Deb. Sf per cent.. 57 Gov. Deb. 5 per cent Grand Canal Loan, 6 per c-nt. FRID•11, Stlllllllllllll I&. Venice Nailer Leibun op.". Si Daloisi outierm. 4. s. a Portugal Gold in Coin anal SA (II per oz 4 0 0 Doublapits. ..... 0 0 0 I New D.dlao, ISilver in Bars ...., 0 0 t, Nevi Loui, each 0 0 0 Aim en the Koik of Ffollaue 4 per Cent. 7) iti lit 7) 4l„ 11161.1 gs Y AT LONDON BRIDGE, . after S. MARRIAGES. Wednesday seno.glit, John Drummond, E:q. of Lesinek , Peahaling, to Slit, 0.1.50 n, of Stittoo•howe, Leice.teish-ro Lately, m Bakeeell, D.rbythire, G. 1.:1q. of that plzee, to M's S. Renshaw. daughter of the lats./. Renshaw, h.q. of ttuthorpe, iit Nottinghamshire. On the teth iost. R H Vivian, E.q. MAjor of the 7th Light to Miss Elm Champion Cres;.igny younemt dm.gliter of the late vit p CkampionCsispogny, k..q. at Alder borough, in the county. a Suffolk. t)n Thorsl4y r.r.'ototgiu, at WintMorpe church, the nee. Goitre. Gdben Co tecood suss of John What Cover, Fag. of Thlworvm Prior, to Hirt Porkllngtououly daughter at flog r Pockhogtun, E. 4. of Winthurpe Houle COURSE OF EXCHANGI Amsterdam 35 1 2 U• Data at Sight 57 6 itntter.iam C. F.. 11 174 2 U. 35 S 2IU• Altnna 35 6 24U. Pam I dart date IS 2 llittu U 10 1 U. R.mleaux l5 10 Madrid — in hper I Ditto i'ailit Dina Kilian', Icahn's' Genus 441 Dublin en London (Sept Belfast on London (Sept. t 1141(..5t on Dublin 'ditto).., }HUH WAIL& THIS DA' 12 min. I)E ATHS On Werinseyisy toinming the t9th inst. in Ito 63c1 Year ol hia Mathews, bouktellsr, StrAnd, and father of M.. Mathews, ofDruiy-lane Theaira. SgldenlT, in 13 . :nielas church, near Cork, John Dem.'s, An eminent attorney. SALES BY AUCTION. TO WINE AND BRANDY-MERCHANTS. Ht)TEL AND TAVERN kEEPERS, AND DINERS. By Ms. M. PALMER, At the Sty - atm/Coffee House, Oxford street, TO. MORROW, September da, at Twelve o'Clock, antler previously dis posed of by Private C.mtract, A LI, thole extensive, truly valuable, and most rk if:suable PREMISES, saran.- the Corner of Park, Hate hed, and Oxford.streAs, most adintrabty calculated for any Person in the above Line, being angina!!! l'ltiet for a Tavern and cotroellouse, and possessing all those advantages ne cessary to earry on either of tho above Bu.inevel to their greatest exteist, or an. other Business that requinra rare, the Prqmiresi being very convenient, and most substantially Rua', with iitimerrun Vaults, tOrtniog together a handsome ratuare jilt u 4 extending from °arse...street to Hereford street, and the sine.tilar advantage of Imam( Three (root s .. are held for the long unexpired Tenn of Sixty Tears, from June last, at a °mond Rent of lOC per Ann. To be till Sal,, when Particulars may be had at the Place of Sale: and of Mr. Palmer, No. 247, Onfenisstieet, 11 , 4, Pollouot 4feet. (Ben 3111