The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-12-08 00:00:00

-- r rig to be f-ATed and cc,unt:rfeit.rd. a certain order in writins„ for the payment of 201. 1 Os. put porting to be the draft of Booth, Robinson, and Keymere, ware housemen, in Friday“tregt, Cheapside, upon Messrs. Vere, Lucadou, And Co. bAnkers, No. 77, Lomb ire!. street, in favour of Mr. Gethatt or Bearer, on de mand, dated Nov. 28, 1804. The prosecution was opened by Mr. K •P e, and the case stated by MA CoNsr ; Messrs. MALY and Gtottrav were Counsel for the Prisoner. - The circumstances of the case, as they appeared in evidence, were as follow : On the 29th November, the Prisoner employed a little boy, named William Hayward Haynes whom he met opposite the Banking-house, No. 77, Lora bard -street, about three in the afternoon, to go into the Bank, and demand pavment for a piece nt paper which he gaveibts him, which the boy did ; and on his presenting it to the clerk, he was desired to send in the person who gave him the paper ; the boy went, and was immediately followed by two of the clerks, who seeing the prisoner speak to him, immediately followed the Prisoner, who ran off, but was over taken in Pope's-head-alley, and brought back to the Batik, where he was charged with uttering the ' forgery, and interrogated by 'lr. Luckadau, one of the partners, to whose question, how he came by the draft, he at first gave no answer ; but, afterwards, when just going off to the Corapter, in custody of a con.table. lie said he had himself written the draft, but did it only in a joke. These were the circumsta-ces proved by the boy, • Haynes Mr. Hawkins, a clerk in the bank, and Mr. Luckadoa. Titus Key mere, the partner of the house in Friday. street. whose signature was alleged to be forged to the draft, said, the Prisoner had been some time employed as clerk in the house ; that they kept money fer years Olt the bank of Luckadou and Co. and that he had drawn no draft on their house within the morel; of November, or long before, and that the signature in his name to the draft was not his hand writing. Mr. Hawkins, the second witness, also disproved the hand writing. The Prisoner, in his defence, alleged, he had found the Draft, and only sent in tne boy to try whether it was a good one. Mr. Thomas Morgan, a warehouseman. in Lau rence-lane, in whose employment the Prisoner lived for the last sin reeks, said. he could not be in want of money, as he was a per :on of great industry and sn-derate habits, and might have had of himself any money he required. He g rye him a most excel lent charader, as did five either respedable witnesses, with one of whom he lived eighteen months clerk ; but all agreed that the Prisoner was a person of weak understanding. The Recount': summed up the evidence, and rive a most solemn and impressive charge to the Jnry, who, after retiring about three quarters of an h Aar, returned their Verdin Nel Griltu, apparently vs the surprise and joyful exulution of • Court, respedably crowded with anxious Aud•tors. The unfortunate youth, who, during the whole of his trial, hung down his head in shame and de. jedion, on the announcement of a verdifl he was far from expeding, burst into tears, and retired scarcely able to support himself tinder the sudden and joyful contrast, to the awful and agitated feelings of the preceding two !souls. f'~)l.~c'/. !W-ST RIFT. On Thursday eveniniv ' , a gentleman in the crowd going into Covent Garden I heatre, detefted a man's nand in his pocket. bat being very strong, he managed to secure him, and took him to the Brown sear public-house ir, Bow -street, and give him in eharee of some of the bow-street patrole, and the grademan returned to the Theatre, and did not ap pear at the of to make 1,1% charge. He was, in consequence, taken hetore Mr. Kinsmen, the sit ting Magictate to give an account of himself ; bin the account ti eing ursatisfactory, the Magistrate called upon the officers present to know whether they knew any thing of him ? when Anthony and Miller said, they thcught they knew something of him. but could not recollect who he was; and it being discovered he had on a wig, Miller took it off, and they found it was worn as a disguise he proved to be an old acquaintance, of the name of Durid Grvo.elfr, alias Gri.We, who had barn transported shoot fifteen years since, thr picking pickets at Drury Lane Theatre. Hs was likewise discovered among the crowd at the trial of Mrs. Lee and the Gordon' at Osfoi:J. He was committed for further exatnina tion on Monday next In consequence of private information being laid Isogon Mr. Bo IS, where a Little Go, or pi wale lot tery. was to be drawn on Thursday evening, he issued his search-warrant for the appre:tensiiii of idle and disorderly persons, and rogues acid saga liciads. Bacon. and a large party of the patrole, were dispatched to execute it. Abnut nine n'el , ck, they went to the Sutherland Arms Public-house, in Sackville-street, and walked up cue pair of stain. and, tindang the door fast, Bacon and Lord burst the door open. and, an their entrance into the room. they discovered sixteen men assembled round a Wide, and the Lillie Co in the aft of being drawn. They seized the wheels, and all the persons assem bled. and conveyed them to Tothiii-fields rridentell. Yesterday morning they were brouti:it to the Public-Office bow- street , and underwent an ea.l minsticn be fore Nrcnnt as BONN Esq. and Sir Wm. PARSONS. The Officers produced the wheels: they are round, about a foot s diameter, they are fired upon a spindle, and turn round like the state wheels, and, when fixed upon a machine, they are about three quarters of a yard from where the machine stands. The whole apparatus is portable, and fohls up in It box, which is carried about in a green bag to the place where the drawing is to take place. The Officer% produced a number of ivory tickets and ivory blanks and prizes: they are all about the size of a shilling; the numbers are tut in t se tickets and blacked : the prizes have only a P to der.ote them such: these were supposed to be drawn that evening, as they were near the wheels. The officers likrsvise produced a variety of small books And papers With numbers upon them. The men being called upon to give an accouid of themselves, most of them said they were shoemak ers .and tailors, except one, who said his name was J4a 11.1:' , m1; that he .was no prolessioro but Was a gentleman, and lived upon his fortune , that he had an estate in Park -street, and money in the Stocks.' It appeared that the landlord of the public-house was entirely ignorant of what was going on in Ms house. One of the men who was apprehended, whom the landlord had a slii;ht knowledge• of, called upon him a few days since, a•ld enquired whether lie could meet a few friends in his club-room, about a week since; which, being agreed to by the landlord, they met, and had bread and cheese, and liquor, to the amount of twenty shillings; and the same man ask ed leave to meet there again on Thursday evening, but he had not the least suspicion that they met for any other purpose than to smoke and drink. The Magistrates will not determine upon the case till next Tuesday. - , . _ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, nrc. 6. The datrora frigate, Captain Malbon, arrived at St. Helen's this afternoon from Lisbon. The Rai:one:llr, of 61. guns, Captain Barton, came half way into the harbour this morning, when an order from the Port Admiral sent her back to Spit head again, where her defeat are to be repaired. This sliip, by the indefittigable exertions of her of ficers, WAS kept seven nioaths at sea ~ff the Texel (a period rarely known) ; and on her arrival was in so had a state with respen to sails and rigging. as to have scarcely sufficient to bring her to an an chorage. It is also worthy of remark, that from her being continually at anchor blockading, muscles have adhered to her copper in such numbers, as scarcely to have left any of it visible. PLY 1401 TH, nrc. 5. \ rrived the Dreadnought roan of war, and the Go , net sloop from a cruise. Passed by the Channel Fleet, for Torbay. atmoUTH, DEC. 4. Arrived yesterday the Prince if lifcts packet. Todd, in nine days from Lisbon ; left lying in the Tagus His Maje‘ty's ships Aurora, Sopk , r,anJlVolfr, with the Aurhlogil packet, which carried out the Mails from England. It was reported, when she left it, that Sir John Orde's squadron had cap tured a Spanish frigate from South America ; the packet, oil her voyage home, saw Sir John Orde's squadron cruising off Cape Finisteire. P.S. Just arrived the D1 , ; 0 10 packet, having expe rienced very bad weather for the last ten drys. KGE, £uin%t, Me 7. Genoa Venice Lit!Yin • Oporto Dubt.n 11111.1.114 fig. I. 1 4 Portugal Gold in Coils and Ra-s per as— 4 0 0 Doulioans ..... 0 0 0 New 1)..11.1,5 'Silver In Rare 0 5 5 New L o u , . each Agile nn the Hank of Holland 5 per Cent. I) tl;ally 6 :1 ..71; 6141.1 vs CORN-EXCIIANGE, Dtc. 7. The Market to day has scarce any fresh arrival: of Grain in genetal, some few Millers in demand purrhated; but sales were spited at a small reduction. The same may be saki of Barley and Malt. But little Foresgn Wheat at hand. Good old the Vis. per quarter. Peas and Beans has:: variat.oo Oats are in middling supply, are Is per irtur cheaper, and but few fine at our top price Flour is rather cheaper, the bluer.; IsAng mostly well stocked. CURRENT PRICE OF (:RAIN. VI/Peat 90 , 1054 11044. Ream 4O•. 044 Ott Flee du. ....1104. 1141. 64. Tick Keane I. 01. Rye, new 59• 04. I Oats 101 lids. 94, 04. Barley 4n: 514. Od.. ...Mi.. %felt Wll4e Peas bers 62i. 0.1. Fine F10ur..,... 009.9 N. Od rarer Peas 475. 51e Od Seconds .... 90s (AL 'iT IN MAKK LANE. of Nov. to the t4th m Nov the new Act. d 660 Quitters at 169 1I ) -----• at . 9 622 ---.—. at qi 289 ---- at t C 67 --- a 1 9, 11 ----- at 93 1 10 —at92 6 1.14 -- at 92 100 at 90 . 222 -.-- at 88 1 161 —at 87 3.3 --..-a at 85 122 ---,. at 34 29 .--a— at 80 I 296 —at 78 70 ----.. at 74 1 120 -- at 73 198 -- at 71 103 -- at 68 rs--A•erage 10'34. 814. than last Return. A From Nov. 24 RETURN OF FLOI , to Nov. 3, from the Office. Sack' •.4 I Sack.' •J I Solt* a. 1.. ..:0 5 0 29.. Ui 20. S 9 0 3..• .. 1k.4 0I 14013.......9i 0 47 SS 0 :465 .... 100 0 0, . 94 0 1 0. 8 i U 50 99 0 gi 93 0 U. 52 6 310 '' 0 ISO.. . .94 0 CI $0 U 145 97 0 121....... 90 0 Total-7,744 Sacks.--.. Average N. 7J. II ghet than labt 98s. id. INVASION OF IRELAND. COED OF ♦ LETTER FROM LIEUTENANT-COLONEL MACDOHAGH, RESIDING AT FARIS, TO THEMATOR OT lIIE 10TH ARRONDISSEMENT. [From the itett,nisim Mercury 3 " CITIttPI Mairoi, " I have the honour to send you 96 fr. as a puriot :itt to- Wllth bould.ng trans,.ort veccels or fi.tt bottomed boats, ma der ar make a &went ...ther in E.hgland, or Ire& ~1, my unfortn• one c,untry oppressed by the Enghvb fur thew t o hundred year. ~net. _ . 4 ` Sicarc,47 will oar troops set foot in Ireland, when they will be joined by three tit:lions of ROCIAII Catholics, who wait only for an oppentonity to sliaLe uIT the joke of the English ti...veroment, which obninatelv refuses to them both civil ait.l the sup ) went of the rights of man. The Lketor 01 Hanover • • • • • 0 , has deelced, a. well a. the Risley. ant majority of his Council, that lie would never con sent to the emancipation ..1 thr Roman Catlioliss of Ireland t a:ril it was this determination which engagzil Mr. Pitt, ac- cord .ie, to ha own coahamon iu Pailianient, to quit the Ministry. then, Citisen Mayor, we can he able to separate Ire- Lind front Great. Britain, which is very possible, wAhu..t a for midable navy, the English U .vernineut will for ever love the lawn of laying obeacles in the way of the Commerce of 5..a111. Holland, ale:hailer Maritime P....ft, and we shall inesitroily ravish front it the empire at thereat, ilia.- much a. w, shall depris: it in an instant of iti3OUn sailors, sirloin it (-rec. on hood British ships, in suite of thenisrlvi, ; ro r tetrier rah 4 nudism of ialivniants, 30,0011 au:diers, the means of victualling its fleets •stli Intl. beef, perk, but. ter. and c:mcsi., with vilech it now supplies its marine. The great,, evil which can Foetal a nation is that of governed by weak inen, with whom the general interest ever rees v.. 1 to the private our. I', twenty year. since , ..Theo the Frinich and Soainsli fleets oblig.ll the English to flv and sees s ielt-r in the port of nviuoutii, the Mtiostry of Lnuis the XVI had possessed energy sufficient to cause 30,000 men to be landed in IrcLial, instead of thieatening ling 4 rd with descent; France, as well as the tithe, Posen, might em now hive freely mimed the c.mn.erce of the au-as it tho (no, quails • of ter_ r• 414, and the Catholics of Ireland would hate been emancipated. " In reading the history of Ei,glaad by Hume, that et Ire land by Dr. Curry, and t:is woic• of Swift (works to be met with at the National Library at P.m , one i,rruises the .- tions and exces.es exercised by the English over the Rein- Latimlics of lun these two hundred years past, arid which are still pry...mated by true aunt revolt.iig tunnels iv Cromwell and King William et..ipped snore tl:su4ooolrtalifaimiliesur the., propene : I deutit •vhether ems the history of the Turks niers many t ximple• of to stupid a tyranny. " I hate hkewias the honour to address to you, Calash iyur, PO fr. iss Older to be distr.hated ataania the first ..impart) ite:tadiera a fatieett eh.. shall plant the French standard In Lastand or I.eand„ piovided that it be permitted ine to male one of the IsJileWT; I call toy fellow Coon tryM••l to fol'im my example, unless they prefer being ala.is .81 the Y..iglirty ...d la View themselves deserving of he fr.ter. I h•eedee!a-f oporr me honoar, t:, it no motive I• 1 bon w inmilla has da tatsd them refteetsour. Ti.,: I.tof A ge.o!rno. pa i .lr, who have :tamed f..r toss orisirria. ruder an u ,easiee and mod yoke. has also* wrested them to me, and a oother ttabute I pay t• their vutors, thca asmaa.., and theurnishommas . . . . I hare tr.nkacti this letter into Kag:ials, 4ta4 sent copies nr it to Peanill. 1 nag• th ha tl f t re •IN , owl elegy seneitre..t •f rcspeet ? .° Citizen Maylt, your Fell-sc.t.t•n, PaCa. " MACInIV %GU. " P. S siresithei, .t.:l more the ri.sets.sti base ' l ust iikole, I ossiarive n may oat be useless to all Cie ~,th of the 0:001•..:ets : • 11 du hereby swear, that I 101 exterminate, as far as I am able, the Catisetles ke1a..4..• "'lles, at tb• pneent moment, when not one ether Power in Eurave operettas the Rowan CAtheh..., du Lie • • • • • • euthu , w• every runway n.manutted Against them, by ilea' sa tellite of d•spotise." • ha is a most r,0 , " sod wicked ialechwad. ►RICk OF STuCKS TILWelti•A V. Brink Stoat 1611, 3 44, Om. Red 5l 4 per Oeris 74 5 per Cent. Loyalty • se bent Ann 17$ 1•1 letverial S per Cote. 54 Ditto Ann intim Stock IF n: I.rotiorr Ta•krt..." 131. ISt. Connate it r • __.. __ mil; T. 0144 4, Cousin.. NW Chasieg Craw PRICE (►F IRISH STOCKS. N.'. 2S Goverantent Debestures per cent 190 COURSE OF EXCITA Ir , +:^•-'air 3B 2 2117 I Oat ..t h,ght Rottenlw , C.F l2 1 2 U. liamburgli.... 35 5 till 11t , n3 3l t.; I'a• ,!ate 23 att., ISrurdeauz.23 14 Cadia Ditto i eXect. %fartf! Ditto ", 41 efiea. Balboa Lekhoin :At Naples Dublin on London (Nov. 2 }lrlfa.t on London ( Nov. 2 3 licifact on Dublin (4111t.1) • • RETURN OF WHEA Including only from the 19th agreeably to a. d. 13 grirtrra at 135 3'o - at 132 69 -- at 130 98 at 129 02 at 124 330 -.. at 122 512 -- at 120 49 -- at 118 99 - at 117 809 at 115 244 at 112 1301 -- at 110 1004 -- at 108 35 - at 1..6 618 --- at 105 114 at 104 45 - at 103 1360 - at 1112 6 3i2 ----- at 102 Total 11,412 Quatte Jr. 9,141. Meier PRICE OF SFF.DS ■• sl Per Cwt. Mier— .. 1 10s. to 100 i White dots... ;a.. to 1144 T:ef .t 1 ..... ..241. to 425. Cuaysy ... 1064 to 112 s. Coriander— .10s. to I ts. PRICE ..w. Kent 31 12‘ to 41 144 tia.e% 31 Its to 41 84 E $ 161 to 41 6i FRIOE OF HA' sisi ST. 14%110.6. Hay 51 Jo a ♦1 t$ New Ol Os a 01 Os Straw ll Its a 21 2s Meer 01 Os a 01 Os UXBRIDGE The Corn Inspeftot's Return, o!. Tfiurrrhy, D-c. 6 Whe tt, per Rarity, per yr 444 Od to Wit Od Oats •'Bs Od to 38s Od 8e.1116 ed to '.6• Od Pc.oe .4Bs 04 to 566 OA IN T/IE BOROUGH ""T•ll. Por B...sei li s. to is W %f ti:ss,d Seed 04 to 0.6 d Wolin tt0....125. to 17. Canary 7s 041 to 8s Ofi Rye Grass pt. qr. 20s In 201 IP HOPS PO(' UTS. Kau .41 Os to NI 64 Sarni 41 04 to 41 Rs raraliara W 04 to sI IS r AND STRAW. wariacwant liay ..41 0, a 0, Vew rN (s a 01 0 Clover.... 4l 4, a .1 Straw - a 21 SMITHWIF.I.I3, FIIYAr, U. 7. To sink the offal—per stone of lib. beef 4s 4J to ks 4.1 I Veal 56 Od to Gs 04 Mutton ...4s 4J to 5. 4.1 I Pork le ad to 4s Sd Head of estik this Das , Beasts, about 700—Sheep, 2,400. NEVIGATI.: AND LEADEN:II%M MARKETS By dos (-wage. Bog 31 01 to 48 OA I Veal S. 2.1 to 54 0.1 Mutt..n. —ls &I to 44 &Work— &I to 4, 84 RAW lIIDES. re , Ileifers and Steers — , - ier sirs.;e7, 4.1 to H. 44. Mg Ist iop M. 44. to 36. 64. • *Jaws 3s. 04. to 3s. W. Nts:ket Calf lO.. 1.4 Eogl:lh I Tow Sheep Sl u ts O4. In ds. Od. MOM Of. TALLOW. St. lame.'s Market 46 U Timm Talmo. Ms Od Mar. Market. ls Id Itirsia (Caw. ) ..........71 , 8 Ild Whitechspel Market 44 eta lit.i. do. (So.) 690 Per %L orre o f gap. ..—..., Melting SW/ ........608 Gls 114 444 Ditto rough 44s aravr.rage Prico....4s *I Grass l4* 47.1.4 Mess II, Y. flow Soap, Sitc.—Moolea, 904.-Cod. 9K Pri,e oi Canals, per Ma. I. 130. PRICE OF LE‘THER. Bute, 50 to 561 b. each —7 '34 to 21 Dots. 6O t• 651 b. each 234 to 264 Merchants Sack, 224 to 3:1 Dreseog Had..... 214 to lAA Fins C eah Hide/ 234 to 2 C•op Hi/ca for cutting 294 to 291 Flat ()reins . ? 2'o t.) 221 Cal( Skits, 30 to 4Nb. per Dosen 314 to 1M Ditto, .20 to 701 b... ^4•l t, 0110, Data, 70 to IRA .t4d to Cr44l:-; Small Seth ,Greettlatar, 422 to 430, b. Lary. ktto I lot to 161 e per dozen. Tan.tett Horse H.der 26r to IS. per hide. COAL. EXCHANGE, Dec. 3. Ifint Coals, in the Pont, per Chaldron rrOs 01. Mitered t..)ll...ureltre•-•r• 4 7 k 04. Starlerlead. r , Cnaidron War 01, Del.vert4 re Housekeepet at Ake 01. II itlll WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON NUDGE, 7 min. ail.r 6 • RIR TR. pn tie SO* in.tact, at Rahn& el a !aaglittr, Lad, of Captain Georg.: ll••;+enrU Stapheita, of the Royal Na v). MARRIAGES. At Sligo, Sir Robeit Gore Booth, of Lindell, to Mit, ir n eie, el..iighter of I lenry Irwin, of Woodville, EN. .“ I.a.t week, at Canterbury, LiLieutenantSin-triter, th"R ef i ;ne l l lj .. riTT.o. to Mi Sarah ha mi t B ra d ley, wil) . ter e[ :leas Bradley, Recto.' of Ifeet+es DEATIN. Saltonlay lam, of a .lectue, at hi. lodgings, an Eider,....„ Preston, Esq. of lee .40, York•bir.. . Saturday morning, at Carstetbury, in tile 77th yeyr nt Fs age, the Rev. W:it Hoyedell, %%carol' ‘Veythythe, amongst the nu netuna lgaciey, contained iu hii rdi , ar; 5001 to the Kent and Cantiabuly Hospital, 1001 t* ta k . Wirtywi and Orphans of the CL:rgy of the Ihue .se of C..atet bury, 1001 to the 14 int in Charity,lately hystitilt4 iu that c SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS AND DRAWINGS FOR LYSONIk PENN VN T, &c —BOOKS (W PRINTS AND Poll IFOLI)N. By M.. RICHARDSUN, At 11:s House, No. 31, Corner of V iller,Ntreet, on 'TUESDAY NEXT, and Three following Da .t• Twelve &Clack, Al.arge COLLECTION of PRIN DRAWINGS, many ve y uncommon Pentane. t' n . well between the Pillani; King Charlie I. after Va.. • v Sir Robert Strang., the Etchings, .k c. prim-many e ro Illugrale Mr. Pennant's London, old the Rev. Mr. Lyren...•,, Frivirons.—Drawingi by Sandby, Nichol.cm, Wade:, de.—.. Among the II ,oks are the Gallery de Florence, Ridnoter . : I I Ukt• Me:. Mutynb Dedionary of Natural Hemiry, coloured, Sr. To be viewed on Monday and Mornings of Sale .--Cat a. loge., to be had of Mr. Richardson, Ni. •11, in the Str au d ;nice So l glyClICO; and of Mr. Clarke, Hook‘ellvr. Wond-oreal • B. LEIGH and P. SAIIIIEIT ael•I r. a. _ At their Nowa No. 1411, in .the Suomi, opposite Catbelioti str‘vt sivod ftoro CMVent.G.rdeU), uall WEDNESDAY NEXT. and Two t.!'owitig D.yt, Twelve *Vim*. AN Elegant and Valuable LIBRARY, together with avoull Number of Print% Caine and Med its, M.- ii , :r F„mils and tihells , th Property cf a Gentleasen to the Continent. 'foe Le nary contains a easy good t i nn i n Iliaory, Voyages and Tr.st.l:, •P , .etsy, Italian as,,l French Class,, Art: and Science% Miscellanies, &c .--.Tin: Book: in general ary ill the neat,t C.milstion, and many o f them bud us various coloured Mssmcco, east Rttatia. T. be %seared on Nlotnlar to the Irmo or Nate. Catalogues to be bad at the Plc of Silo. FURNITUI 'RE snit EFFEC With% LRY HUUSL, WOOOFUit.D, F.SSIX. Re Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, nn Mi )NDAY, 11. c 111, and fa'dotra; Day, at Elaten o'Clisck, THE WHOLEt of the EXCELLENT HOUSE- I HOLD FURNITURE, sonue c.trioui India Japan Wardrobe:, Rusewuod Cabinda, Tabica, Kline l'aiatiad, a Pigs, Coma, aRi lc of Hay, Garden and Far.nit.g o.ents, and a Variety of Effects, at the Rookery Ho use , near the Ge oge lon, at Wondfurd, in the County of Essex. The Furnaiire comprises a very larga Variety of Ikdsteuis and Bad ling, with Cotton and other Flanging', prime awl appropriate Chamber Furniture, Drawoig Routs and Thome Ro.m Furniture, ant W.ndnx Canaria, Chairs, Glass.., sideboard, Kitchen, and Dairy Ct.rxtils. May be •iessed till the Sal.: Catalogues ems be had oaths Premises ;at G.IffSWAy% j at thl Georg: and Castle, W.Judfindi aoduf %I . Warwickartred, tioldensquare PARK LANE. TRULY ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE FOR A FAMILY OF Dls - TINCTION. ttv Mr. ROBINS, At Ow-rainy . ; Coffo..house, Exehange-illey, on FRIDAY, tt.e list of December, at Twelve o*C:ock, wile,. an ac e, ptthle Offer is by Private Contract berme the lbtli of D ember, AWry desirable LEASEItOLD ESTATE, varnpr:cing a spaciniu etegain MANSION, .Ite.to the most prefEralile :tart of Park-stint. N . 111, and extend rat t I Part lane, commanding ttointerruprel news ace, HS*, P4k, and tnu arf,aceat county, Jaw r u. a dagi d a a pd.ta a .. nian, doe=sed; cantains ua the groom! tient a sgoicsess ra ttan:a h a ll, pared with none, tteakio.t moot, eapatal eating rount, and hilrary, wth bow f:q..t to the Patti, ae elegant moue staircase to the first story. which eotstaits. two capi•al drawong rooms, one oda aimed front to Park, a bederians- De , . :nI a stressing worn; five excelieht -tot r,t. ant b e a. etia••.b.tr, oti the second gory, and at% Weer; on the taietnent are roomy office. of ev..ty orrnpletely hued up, an open auk n,Lerl round: and .1t corn dies tote • in South-street or, Ito, e c..ach-booses f n four carnage., Ind stibl,ng tot niuc horns, with lons and monis over the ‘,11.1e in sub•tantial repair, Alld aNIIIIAf a runes desirable reel. d mc. fo- a Nuble.nan ou O.aitle.ean's Fa.nit, ; the Pre:nevi 1 ell fir an unexpired term of twenty four seers, .1 a low grouinl rent. To be viewed with Tickers only ; Partisulan mar he bad on the P • •iees ; at t;aoawo's Colfinc•houlais and of Mr. Ra bin., Wairock.annet, Gialdcia-s4u.aro; where Ticket. for vie.. ng mar he had FAM.LY M ‘IrUN-SCRELT, BERKLEY-SQL! %RE. By Mr ROBINS. At Genewael Colfze.llol.. e, to Eseherige.a!leF, aerobel l, ,, 0,1 W EDNLSIMI, toe ilia) of Janea.,, at Twebee o'clock, ACAPII'AI. and only desirable spacious Ele gant it %S . F.IIIOLU MANSION, titled np 314 8ni41.. ad iii the m.. let.' 'isle, COlOl.lll. "a the round ii•er, a too,y entratie2, hall, • ll...drama eating parlour, 1 , f-et b 1 IS, I.• brag and dramatis r.sana, au e4.e.int rang stalf,..l••• a s ite Iwe sable drawing moms, and a snia:ler adj 0.2.10; 'l' is SC. 4 and story contains .out bed eh.siilwys, :in I a dr --. and &ix attics over ammarsdary .tone sit.. ..••• sat. , • • rim liaraausnt comprise. two 012/i •••ivenwr.• . • • °Mix. of every 4- rocso.s , e Sc. . • in comp:eta order, and taming a det-ia'al.• resi kin:, 1 .2 Wend, or film lativan's Fast , the ,superb and reset:me of Sir Jo h n Bind, Wirt. who m.i:l e'er • ii...searion at Lady next. Tile premises .2.2. nn 2, at t .m.ll ground re..t, and r•timiablevreiy intirteen yew. at a nit • earta.n. Also is the Aims are `;tat.' Sot we lies:so. and itandiiii fee three caniages, with 11.tas end re..ons over. To be v%rii est „asii...utin at Ganaosp'.. and of Mr. S•ilnits, War ur•ret i , Go A.msyuue , w:, • - tickets for viewing mar be bad. PREEN:IIM RE—SIR/NCR r THE .twer PART Or SAINT JAMES'e•CTRZET, WITH 1..1‘V • IRATE POSSESSION • Sy Mr. ROIUMS. At Garr..grity'r C Air-house. in Earthz..r-alley, Cornivi!, VV7.DSESDNY, Janata!, 16, IMS, *etre I.ot. LOT I. comprises a Spacious, Elegant, Fr Er.- HOLD MANSION, lately erected at a rt,•• I ...W• expecce, and fia,bet iii a handsonie acts; contain, 114 round floor, a neat entrance, Al eatint Palial•t• a re ty,elmi dream. rw.nl ; on the Fret story are twA el-Rant 4111 1, 414- rooms, mai: frldi.nc doors, bed cbaitbe.r, water-dim', ie. ; on the wood .tort Are three excellent chanalrm, And C. , r c•rod attics over The hamment contains conancien. rlone-etie *Sze, roomy celi4t4.lpaCl..L.l4 Opel:011(V ard; the lehni. Soitil/P cd i , .<l in complete ncter, fit for trim et,trititoerc of a Grntlemaiell situate 39, on the west aVa if St. James% greet. Len 11. Comprme a dm rable FREEHOLD ennirAct MILT It [SWAM, beteg No. GO, ~.smog I 1a1' 4 7 erected, cm a Wager plan, ocbiltaatcaltv Malt, arid inted ii writ renre CONlVenimeit %pictorials to a 'ant es tire A netio ; W whole incomplete or let, enduing. -a pnamsks cis Geu.lessim who well Klee powesion At Lad:-day next. To be viewed ...CI celrcta only ; particular, may be hat at °straws% ; and of Mr Rosins, Warwick-ccre t, equate, whir:A tales foe valeta. may be bal. LONDON ---Ptinted by G DAVIDSON, N.; 07 W , •::1•• street, St. Clements, and ..c:WhoSsed by W. WI ST. at t'• Otfice, No. I 3, Beek -f it. Clements Ch ..r.h:Stra De. e:.e-e OT4efi fur tibelfti.er, f peuelssidy tys ar,s,:die f • t . 40.11 ki E A THIS I Serra [oral, b f on this Mr H , .\ X 11 ! (:1 0- •r-I INtr. 8 i HI,. SU^ ROY! Sago' 1 Inch levirs I rivet Hista Owl T tilli t. for Capl D,, Wt.; Bo Gage Pr ..ce PI GII T 5. ' IP ►re