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MA PAL INTELLIGENCE. fr • , . voavistouru, Nov. 12. Arrived the Lamm fri?,ate. Capt. Gosselin, from the eastward I the brad gun-vessel, from a cruise ; and RIIIIIIIOIII cutter from Cork. Yesterday, the Mum* of 74 guns, Capt. Sir Robertllarlow, arrived at St. Helen 's from the Me- ditenantia% but last from Cadiz. She sailed from • Gibraltar on the 31 of Wilber, which is a date prior to, the Bailin of the 31.tidstone and Narriesms, conse muddy has not brought any news. She is now gone to the Mother-bank, to perform quarantine. Sailed the Narei , ,sus anl Mnidstorte frigates, and several transports, for Standgate Creek, to perform quarantine. Wind, W.N.W. PLYNOUTN, NOV. 11. CAM in the Rambler, Wasp, Rose, and Felix sloops of war from a cruise. Sailed the Errefse, •---, from the East Indies; LidilOnsrtson, from Messina ; Chester, Clark, from Cadiz ; the Essea, Betts, from Gibraltar for Lon don. Wind, W.N.W. 111111 H IM, NOV. 11. , Admiral Cornwallis, with fifteen s4;l of the line, is in sight from the Berry Head, coming in for Torbay ; I am just returned from the Berry Head, and I perceive the following ships : Pith de Paris, San Jaw', Priwess Royal, Temeraire, Impthaux, Co habit, Britannia, Phiatagrati, and Thisaderer; the other ships I have not learned the names of. neawicit, NOV. 11. The Packets that Lave been so long detained here with the Mails for llusum and Gottenburgh, sailed this afternoon. A Dutch schuyt arrive,' yesterday, with some letters, but only one passenger. . DEM., NOV. 12. Sailed the Russian line-of-battle ship, for Ports mouth, and the Ilanway sloop of war, with a fleet of outward-bound vessels, under convoy to the West ward. Arrived the Derasteion bomb, with a convoy horn Portsmouth, which Are sailed for the River. Came down from Sheerness, the Gdige sloop of war, with the Humber and the Paragoog armea de fence ships ; and remain in the Downs, with the rest of His Majesty's ships, as per last. Wind W.S.W. FROM LLOYD's LIST. Clusaseate, N0e.12 +Paned by the Fterton, fmm Bengal, end hledca. Main, from Dentate; Jewel,- Hatforri 1 Laurel, Eiden ; and th, Kuria Company, Scholey, from Pilersbingh. Bailed the Louisa, Thorpe for Jamaica ; Faeourltt, Feed, fey New-York; Catharine &umbra, Aicken, for St. Nicho lls; Maria Aleuita. Rafe, fof Stettin; La Sperenu Rma, Set Malta; .lopige Jail ' Alice, for Tuttningen; ant the Vrow Gebrode,, Fisher, forTunningen. A 111•1•110. In Yarmouth Roads—the Henry Addington, Neale, from ;Knee ; Condemnation, and the Bridgewater, --, from Riga. In the Humber—the Kitty, Jones; Linskal, Otway ; and the Anson, Oliver, for Peteisburgh. At Liverpool—the Hope, Gilson, from ditto; Dominica Packet, —, from Barbadoes; and the Margaret, Lowe, item Quebec. At Dublin—the Charlotte, Rogers; and indeavour, Jones, from Lamina. AtQuebee--the Ann, Fensvick, from d:rrn. At Virguna—sthe I)unroben Castle, ‘l , Bri•le, from Clyde. At Surussaa the Lady Forbes, Adleck, horn ditto. Ig • The scarlet fe♦er his lately been ♦ pre♦alent in Falmouth and its neighbourhood, and carried off se♦eral children. It has now nearly disappeared. On Friday sennight, a most dreadful tile broke out in the extensi♦e water corn-mills, in the occupa tion of Mr. PICKEZIKG, at Frodsham.bridge, in Cheshire, which, we are sorry to say, entirely cnn mimed the same, together with every article therein, except at nut twenty-five sacks of meal, which were all that could be saved from the ravages of the de struftive element. The damage done is immense, man♦ oo rovi measures of corn belonging to dif ferent persons have been destrored ; among the principal sufferers are Mr. CHADWICK, Mr. Bala r• SON, and Mr. LRADaa►TER ; the former of whom had upwards of 3009 measures of lass, and the nthero two a considerable quantity of wheat on the pre mises; we understand Mr. CHADWICK is nearly co. Tyre(' by insurance. Nothing has yet transpired which way the accident happened, but we believe a meeting was held on Wednesday last for that pur pose, the result of which we have no , yet learned. These mills were the property of Sir PLTZK WA It 11.1111'0N, of Arley-hall, and were insured for 60091. On Friday, the ?c! install', was found, at Cleve- Lind Port, near ,tockt : , n.aillead man, with a pistol in his hand (the pistol marled Hadley, Lon - don), • with silk um'nella ; his inir dressed, platted, and turn; n,, behind, and fastened with a small comb. Had iia a dark olive coloured great coat, with black velvet collar; his strait coat bottle-green co lour, and White plated buttons, striped waistcoat, dark Corduroy breeches, white cotton stockings, and long boots. Ell won: a steel truss, had a white muslin handkerchief about his neck marked R. W. JO ; bis shirt marked R. W. I 1 ; his stockings marked R. W. 4 ; and three pocket handkerchiefs marked R. W. He was a corpulent man, about 5 feet 7 inches high, and about 50 years of age. Monday evening se'nnight, {about five o'clock, the inhabitants of Her -street, Edinburgh, were much alarmed by a fire breaking out in the King's Arms public house, near the guest one of the city engines was immediately conveyed with the utmost expedi tion to the spot.; but before its arrival, the flames, which bid been caused by the sparks from a copper F having carelessly been "sufferell to communicate with a quantity of straw and dry sticks, were hap. ;, filyeztinguished, and the most serious coascquenccs, sa all probability, thereby prevented; as the wind was at the time very high, and the house, the roof of which was of thatch, from its proximity to the Powagazine,•was in a situation imminently ha sa rd the safety of the city. In pulling down the Old Workhouse in the Lowe, j Close, Edinburgh, to improve the entrance to the Deanry, some curious remains of an ancient Saxon p Gothic building were lately discovered. The arches 1 and capitals had been richly gilt and ornamented.— Drawings of the whole have been made by John .Repton, jun. LAI. which will be communicated to the Society of Antiquaries in London. The history and uses of this budding have nut yet been traced; but the style of architeSure appears to be that in use about the reign of King Stephen. COPY OF A CORRESPONDENCE 111TWIEN MR. SECRETARY YORKE,-THE LORI) MAYOR,- AND LIEUTENANT-COLONEL COITON, OF IHE TRINITY HOUSE. , .~ (Concluded from Our Pai:).7r or Yesterday.) TO THE LIGHT HON. THL LORD MATOII. Jan. 11. MV 1..01113-1 have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Lordship's letter of the 11th inst. which is perfeAly satisfadory. Your Lordship does me but justice in believing that I was persuaded that the necccsary direetions must have been given, for preventing the irregularities stated in Lieutenant- Colonel Cotton's letter ; but such a persuasion could not have been a sufficient ground for my withhold ing, or not transmitting officially for your Lord ship's information, the communication which had been made to me. I have the honour to be, Ste. C. Yottic E. TO LtZUTENANT.COLONZL COTTON. Atansiou•Hou?r, Jam U. S a—l beg leave to inclose you a copy of an ex traa of your letter, No. 2, to Mr. Secretary Yorke, which he has done me the honour to transmit me. I feel persuaded you can have no objection to furnish me with the name of the merchant horn whom you received the information on which you atled in your communication to Government. I request the fa vour of an early answer. . _ I hive the honour to be, &c. Pen a 'No, Mayor. TO THE RIGHT HOW. THE LORD MAYOR. T • • -Howe. Jan. 11. My LOW —I reply early to your favour : the let ter of which you have transmitted me extra! of, was written to Mr. Sullivan, not meanine it to be official, but conceiving Government might have relaxed, from some political motive, from the stridness of the orders. I learned the fad from the relation of a merchant who travelled with me in the Woodford coach, and which, on inquiry, was confirmed by some members of the Trinity-house. Your Lordship pos sesses the means of knowing the state of these cir cumstances; and, should your Lordship be satisfied the statement is unfounded, I shall then have no hesi tation to name the gentleman who mentioned the subjed.—l am, &c. JOSEPH Coil ON. TO LIEUTENANT COLONEL COTTON. Mansion.' louse, Jan .1.1. S —I have to acknowledge the honoUr of your letter of the 11th inst. in answer to mine, enclosing the extra& transmitted by Mr. Secretary Yorke, and I feel myself called upon to observe, that this estraa appears to have been written under an impression very different from that assigned in your's of the I I th. I consider it due to the situation I hold that, this subjed be fairly investigated, and must expe& that you will either point out the particular instance or instances in Which any regulations under my ju risdiaion have beet► violated, or that you will ena ble me to satisfy His Majosty's Government that your communicauon was founded on intelligence in wh I, you placed a credit to which it was not en . 1 have the honour, &c. Nit R:NO, Mayor. TO Tin RIGHT MON. TIM LOZt MAYOR. Tomtit! 11041 M, Jill. 12. My Loan—As you seem to doubt the instances I had refs re ice to in my letter to Mr. Sullivan, you may enquire of Mr. Warren mote particulars than my recollection furnishes me with : he attends gene rally at Lloyd's, and lives on the F rest, about the ten mile stone ; but Captain King, the Warden of this Corporation, when on duty, noticed and hailed a Swede going up beyond the limit ; and Mr. St. Bathe can, I believe, furnish a further confirmation. The person on board the Swede said, he had a li cence for going to the wharf The Corporation was direded by Lord Pelham, to give effed to the regu lations; and I did not write to the lime Depart ment a. a matter of complaint against your Lord ship's administration, but to a gentleman whom I had been in the habit of communicating with on subjects of importance, as a measure that should not be admitted. It is *on ,st essential that a stop should be put to this proceeding, if it exists at present; that I was correct as to the fain, at the time, the preced ing part of the letter will, I should suppose, satisfy your Lordship. I am, &c. JObt:Pii COTTON. TO LIECTLNANT-COLONIL COTTON. Man.i..ei How, kin. Sin—l am satisfied with the correspo v ndence which has taken place between us, the result of which scans to be, that the authority on which your com munication to Government was made has descended from " the merchant who is the consignee of several ships," to a itage enrich conversation with the rela tion of a merchant ; and that the information has dwindled from " several Danes and Swedes deliver ing their cargoes near London Bridge, laden at Ma• laga at the time the pestilential fever was at its height, and several of the crews of which had died in the passage," to the solitary instance of a Swede be ing hailed going up beyond the limit, a person nn board of which s .id he had a licence, and which, there appears no reason tri doubt, was the fad. I trust that this circumstance will in future occasion the ne cessary investigat'on, lame "an apprehension of some begleit of the regulations" is abed en, in a manner which, if not official, seems with difficulty distinguishable from it. I have the honour to be, ate. Nast INC, Mayor. TO TUL RIGHT HON. CHAILCI YORICL. &C. lougge, Jan. 1: Si ut—l have the honour of your I,tr e r of the 19 t h, and shall at all times feel highly gratified that my condutl meets your approbatin , For your further satisfation, and that of His Ni ~.!sty's Ministers, 1 beg leave to enclose copies of the hirers which have passed between Lieut. Col. Cotton and myself. I have the honour to be. &c. Pt.* R a tvG, Mayor. TO THE EIGHT NON. NINNT ADDINI,TON, &C. &C. Manion-Ilnu , e, Jan. 1:,. Sts—As the extra& from Lieut. Cu!. Cotton's letter, a copy of which I take the liberty of enclosing to you, has been laid before His M sjest)'s Privy Council, I trust you will not think me intrusive in requesting your perusal of the correspnudenee which has passed between Lieut. Col. Cotton and mycelf, although, previous to this correspondence, Ilis Ma. ~= !if Y.'VT jcsty's Seeretary of State for the Home Depaiment W S fully satisfied. I have the honour to be, &C. PERILING, Mayor. TO THE EIGHT MIK. IHE L•RO MAYOR. Downuiporeet, Jan. 15. Mr. Addington presents his compliments to the Lord Mayor of London, and is much obliged to his Lordship for the papers with which he has favoured . . him, the contents of shich it cannot be nece,sary to add, arc, as far as the Lord Mayor is concerned, completely satisfadlory. CIIRADI.E. Nov. 6. Last night, about eight o'clock, this town was alarmed by the cry of are, occasioned by the fall of a sky-rocket upon the thatch roof of a stable, be longing to the Royal Oak ; in a few minutes the whole roof, 60 feet long, was in flames ; and in a very short time another building, of the same length, had its roof (also thatch) in the same state ; all exertion was for some time palsied by const.!rna don, heightened by the report that a large quantity of gunpowder was in the building now on fire ; but on being told that the powder was in an adjoining building, and which was only just taking fire, seve ral people, at a very great risk, rushed in and brought it out. From this moment, the most ative exertions ever beheld on a like occasion took place; numbers might be seen in the most dreadful aituationsi some upon the roofs of the adjoining buildings; others, to all appearance, within th.. reach of the fire. To the astonishment of all present, the progress . of the flames was stopped, though there were two thatched buildings within a few yards to the west of those on fire, the wind, at the same time, blowing strongly from the east ; but the manly, fearless condua of many individuals must long live in the grateful re membrance of the inhabitants ; for to them, under Providence, it is owing, that the whole of the west end of the town was not destroyed. The engine was useless after a few strokes, so that all the water was thrown on by hand. Great part of the chamber floor of the last building was sound, and a quantity of flax and other goods got out. In the building first on fire, was a large quantity of hay and straw ; yet a part of the timber of this building was also saved. FROM LAST NIGHTS GdZLTIE. BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Abraham Symons the younaer, late of Charch.. court, Lothbury, afterwards of latlliter lane, Loudon, °chant, to surrend.ir Nov. 20, at twelve, 34, at one, and 1/ec SI, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys Meows. WI and Sherwood, Baal: atr,t, Cornhal. Ikaac Gale, of Iteanghall-street, Lnodae, famor, to •tir. render N-,v. 17, e 7, and Dee. 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. lohn Pullen, Fore street, Crippleaate. I.lavid De Baawie, of Great Winchemer-street, London, intorance-htoker, in surrend^r Noy. 20, 27, and D c 2!t, at on •, at Guildhall. Attorneys Mesa,,. Alchemist and Mit,icaus Aiedln Friars. ik ane Rowe, of Mile-rant-Gre.a, M;ildlesen, mariner, to surreoder Nov. 2U, 27, cod Doc . 25, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Daun, Bomdstreet, London. Juaoph WOW . the Strap!,llevex, but now of St. George's Fie;its, Surrey, unilnella.maker, to surrender Nov. 2 , , at twelve, 24, at one, and I)ee. 2), at ten, :It Guildhall, London. Attorneys, M 211413. Swann and Vlral boron ' Fore-morel, London.. Hugh Lloyd, of the Middle Temple-lane ' London, money scrivener, tar .iirrender Nov. 24, at one, Dec. 1, and 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Sedum.' Ina, Fleet street. Samuel Ruby and F.dward RoSy, of Wood- treat, Cheap side, London, hosiers ' to surrender NOV. 20, Dee. 4, and 2i, atone at Guildhall. Attornets, . New,, E and T. Dawes, Aingel!craurt, Throgmorton-strect. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 13. William rick!, of OW Swan-stairs, Upper Thames street, Lood.iti, itierc'arot. at one, at Guildhall Dec. I). (:ercr Fleur, of Old Swan-stairs, Upper Thames street, Landon, merchant, atone, at Guildhall. Dec 14. Ilmivinin Fikher, of Liverpool, druggist, at one, at the Globis T..e•n, Johri.itr-et, Liverpool. Dec. 22. John Anderson, of Church-street, St. George the Martyr, Surrey, twine.vpinner, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Dec. U. Chriou;lher Alderson, of Beetles, Suffolk, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, I.midon Dee. ♦. James Sturruck, late Master of rite Pursuit West. Indiarnau, sue of Abintdon•street, Wtiniuster, manlier, it ton, at Guildbal , Lorrlon. Doc. 29. John Richards of Ilalborn, London, hosier, at ono, at Godshall. Dee. It. Jiihn Jiihn4on, John Wilkinson, William Booms, and 1111101 Ti4on, of ties Bond-streci, Middlesex. bloke's at ten,at Gui Lydon. Dec. 14. William Vi akehi.l.l„ manufacturer, at eleven, at the Pkiilrtwat..r-Arms, M.une holler. Dee. 13. Richard 'finality, of ManclieNter, manufacturer, at eleven at the tkiditewater-Arms, Manchester. . .. . r).-. 15. .1 ,-, "vh Alder, of St.. JAn.%treet, ClerkPnwfll, Mi' 4,ll e ll ", c'bilv't•Maker, r ekren, at Guildhall, London. 13. h:. N. 1/nuel Iluiluiray, I.ths of Ar.e.bory, linckingluns store, ionOuWer, at elev..n. it tlte Mine Hitt Inn, Pyles. burg. Dec. 15. IVO!jam Clark, of Newport, in the Isle of Wight, perfumer, at 1.11, at Gogh Mall, Lon.lon._ Dec. V?. ;An Enaqr, of Shcrtsem•, Dor4etshire, apirit dealer, at leo, at Guit,lhall, 11„....40/1„ CF.RTI VIC VI F.S—Dte. 4. William Wii.hie a:id Joists Wilgus., et Ittainghei street, Lormilote, ssooleo-drap..., yosbub Eaton, ,ow et Liverpool, merchmt. Abtanarn 351,e.1, of %Vest Wycombe, Buckinshiosystiire, chair. sassier. PRISONER IV Tilt: PRIvIN, W/10 IN. TENDS Difitt Ot' LAT' IN. SULTAN T ACT. FIRST NOTICI. Samuel ttactsble, formerly of Rats , ift Conn. in the Parish of Stepney. othetvise St,boitheath, in the C. 1111 l ty of 1114- We-sea, ant late of the llaniki of Po.rlar aad In the same C , nity„ Shil►Builder, Shie Owner, sad Mer chant. NOSIEMBIIIt 13 Wove* .... !B S Lit.Ptc. NJ tkle• Lobon 6O °pat.. 6O Dublin l4 COURSE DV EXCH asNG %nate/dam .... SS 9 2 U. Ditto at Might .. 27 7 Rotterdam C. E. 12 .-- 2 U. lisitstringh.... , 15 6 211 1 . Alt ts 7 2111. Parts Es 4 Lie. Ditto 2 its. 25 12 I _ mottle, Illourl.4az .115 12 j rortneral tioi.l i.. c..i.s Mad al -- in Nor ! ai4 lk.. per wt... 4 0 0 Ditto Cutts ..- in Paper ' New Uollais Ditto . .,3; effect. 1 Sitver in Kars Sabo. I.egl h i n Deno 4 4) Lie.ric. ( 41 per Cent. I)uSlin on ',mann i Nov. 3.) 8.-if• .c on 1.:111.1rm (Nov. 2) . 5 D.i.fast en Violin (dnto) I. 0 d 'Er - 7 . paler cpp S Tdi e s elm t • • Sank Sttx•lc.... 19119 i 3 pet Cunt. Red 3 per enot.Curtgolt.„ 4 per Cent.. • • , 11; 4 5211 5 per Cent Navv..... 4 5 per nt. I.u)atty. 9 Lang tinuititn l6 16 17 :1 1 Lang 4 ~., Cent. 11 Onaniutn •• . Bit F.x-liequer Eng. L.ottely Ticket.. 181.7,. Coust.alslor T. RISII, fneek-Rrulterj, . 4, Cnornlio,l, and 0, Charing Cnwi PRICE. OF IRIS!! STOCK% NOY, Gnvernment Iletwo•t•ires, 3,4 per era— ••••621 Ciovernment Debentnres b per cent ...... WATER TI Ili DAY AT tosDoN uRTD(4., 48 mitt. after 11. MARRIAGES Lately, at St. Michael'; church, (Vouccirt.ir, by the : Pr. T Ando, B. 1.1..1 ,, h0 Esq. of 13) stock, to Mitititi bright, of that city. On the Slat ult . . the Rev. Robert Swan, of e•out'ne, Seothul, to itli•l Mari .% If FIP.It ni ll .Hamilton, Murischul College, Abenlet-t. • Saturday, at the Abher Church, Bath, Gr. lir ton, r..‘iiciaul to the Ibmiehoiti of IN Royal . . Duke of Kent, t.. Miss Frances Du Puy, of Tano!nri In the French Chuich ' Glasgow, by the key. Areitler! Fleury, John Ringwood, Esc' to Mai: Rudd, daughter of late William Eudd, Esq. M D. On Friday, the 2d inst. at Fast Dean Church, in St 111.4!•. by the Rev. C. Gand..ii.r, Harris B R= With , r,E.q 'Caws iu the Nerds Hants Militia, on+y snit of L B. Withar„ r.:4 1 , • Manydown, in the County of Southampton, to 11:6 F. ti only daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Frith, of th, Sdiqt rr A . mess. DEATHS. On Saturday, Nov. 10, at Margate, Mrs Mulatto, of Mon Mascal„ Kent, widow of John Ma *mass, Eaq Sunday evening, at Cooke hill, Waterrfrd, Cesar Coolie. second son of the Rey. John Cooke, and 1 member of C 414. Moore's Rifle Corps of Yeomanry., Lately, in a private asylum on Bethnal Green, Mr. New. ton, formerly an eminent and skilful Sia.g-00, in Bright.. He was chosen, in the late war between Ru—ia and Sw..i•s„ by the Duke of Sudermania, as an assistant surgeon on law hit ship, and was in the beat of the oligmement in the G.: of Finland, and at the time the late King of S.videa was neat: being taken prisoner by the Russians. At Boughou, much re.mected and r.-retted, Butt, wait of William Butt, Em. ot t;fog:A. terthire. SALES BY AUCTION. TO SADLERS, HARNESS MAKERS, hc. Rv Mr. STE:WART, On the Premises, No. 5, John street, leading into Great wow land street, for the benefit of the Creditors of Mr. Nuote: , . Seller. TO-MORROW, at Teel,. • o'Clock. riIHE ST CICK in TRADE. consisting of an exeol:ent Are..rtinent of Saddles. Bridles, Whips, 6c Household Furniture, Shoo Fixtures and ars I,'ALUARL": LEASE o f the PREMISES. To be viewed ; and Particulars bad of Mr. Stokes, Stikine, UoperJanses street, Guldenwittare; ua the P•einitet ; and Mr Stewart's Auction Rooms, 194, Picc,a4ißy (opposite Al berry /louse). VALUABLE in F, , rF, SSIVF. LEA 4.HOLD PfLENLV:' Nfr. S 1 EIVA.II On the Premises, No 3, John-sue le...ling Into G.eat Tv: land-street I fro the Benefit of the Creditm• of Mr. Nuem.ir, TO-MORROW. at Twelve u'eliscle. rifir. VALUABLE LEASE of a CAVITAt 1 in)usE, double-limited Shap, and ..xteii.ne boutig situated No. 5, John-street, the Cotner of Grest Caes, street, with Double Front, w e ll calculated for any Busuu..s. , requiring shew The Premises are in th., nom ea..tantul Sir.• of Repair, haring recently had a very la ..or Sum exprn.l 1 -a the same, and consnt of an excellent DwAlintz Idolise, r Shop, with a Yard or Plot of (hound, extemltue in F•• , 11. JOhll•StlYet, 47 Fen by 18 wide, including Two Tenemeit!..t present on the same, which, at a sere small Expence, one.: he made into Two excellent Du fling Houses with Shops. t Int whole held frir'an unexpirel Tenn of 23 Y.:ars and 1 Qaarte. at a very low Rent —sientedtate P.mieSi4loll gi‘eta. To be sieves] ; and Particiihrs had on the Premises ; at M.. Stewart's Auction Rooms, 194, Piccadilly lopposite Alien• -I Utilise) I and ol Mr. Stokes, Solicitor, Glair James-suer, Golden Square. DWELLING HOUSE, AND SHOP, SHADWELL. With immediate Possession. By Mr. PAUIAN, On TUESDAY, November PO, 1804, at Fle►en o'Clock, • the Previites, by Order of the Aangness of Mr. Jolt a GODFKEF, AValuable LE.‘SEI-lOLD FSTATE, mee desirably situate, No. 119, on the North 54e of S..M. well Iligh..treet; comprising a very substantial built Burl DWELLING 140115 P., with a good Shop: the Premise train in the Attic two gond ',Kos; in the Seemed Sr ;11 two ditto; je the Principal Story an excellent shop 1 , 01 , (root, and a good parlour behind; it. the Basement kitchen and good dry cellarage. Toe Pretn...A are held Lease, (or an unexpired term of thirteen years from Midir met List, at the trilling ground rent M seven guineas peratinert May be viewed four days preceding the Sale; aslant lan may be bad oil the Ptemitiet; at the Ship Tavern, Lea •• hall-street; of Mr. Aslideld, Solicitor, Shadwell; and of • A'tinneer, liroted.street, Rateltff. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ES r STEAM...WI/GREEN, AND IN THE littuAl.h‘ By Mr. SMITH, _ . At Garrawtv's, on TIJESD.AY.the'2Oth of Nov •n‘ $f By Order of the Executory of Mr. SAMUEL TV:: \ . . . . • deceased. in Lief, rIIWO substaViti4l FREEHOLD DWEI.I.I'.. A HOUSES, pie:vont', situateat Stratford Green, ni Occupation a Melee D ACRE and TIiOMPSi , . • rhea-ful airy Bed Chamber., Parlour,, Coach Dow—, Office.., and walled Gardens. AI.; three Cour Deeding Hour, nearly adj.tining, with two Room , on Fiona, (fantails, sod Ont Bud ding's kit In ITI ER, mod moNkviELD. A Freelimil (:oneel :I. per .A.orem, issuing use of i I'.i.try Cook' • hosise..l,l Itrenisses, rip. ;,••t, the f;eorge, at S:. OCCUp3tI"II "1 111 r. l)•\\ I'. A Dwelling Deo- . Sisiighter Mine, and Preatiye-, lett to Mr. It ) 11.4 sod part of the adierinios House, bald by Ni BLit. A I)weliing Wm.:, *psalms. Shop, Yard, S I lowa, and Ont Building., in the Broadway, Si 4r. JOHN ELIAS, Butcher. A Leasehold U.,dlrr Front Shop, and Premier. is the Dec o , I Mr,. GIPAUN. A Freeliokl E.tate, cons,". extensive Premises, in the Oceitimtlon of Mr. CO Nisi!, Riker, upwards of Forty Eel in Front of Broadwaa, with Parlour. and Bed Rooms of good proiiol . ' l Y. 1141; Granary, Bakehowre, and Out buildings. A Of -n. l louse, Gower's Slurp, Clicem arid ButterWarehon ..1 and Premises, kit to Mr. tIIRISFONIER DMA , and Cheeie 111,1lpf . A I..easely , id Edate, corri;nisill stantwl Dial ling Mine, at the West Fad of EVIe% 11' 616 ' Stratford, lett to DOVE BROOKS, Efq. with tirr,ro I 00l on sod, Floor, lar:s Gorden, Yard, Offices, Stahl Si Out-buiLlingo, and a small Paddock in bent • It., ~l. May be viewed with frame wt . the Tenants, Three Days ,s amain, the Sale; and Pardatilan than had at the Swan, St( and Green Man, Laytemstone; Cook and Nell, and %.% lint„ Rumford; at thrdrawov'.; and of Mr. Smith, O. I reel, near the Loa] Exchange. - • - Lt DON :-.-Piiittd by G. DkVIII /Si IN, No 31. "' street, St. Liensent's. mi ruM,.Md by W. WEST. Office. 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