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N 141":41.. INTELLIGENCE. —.....--. roiITsMOUTH, NOV. e 5. . Al ri- .. • the If'-irna frigate, with a large fleet of c 1-•‘. , :, , 1-'reuld vessels, •under convoy from the 1) o‘ ns.---Wind E. Captain George Martin is appointed to the Rai , fear, at this port ; Capt. Macleod to the Cygnet (and not to the Cynthia); Capt. Hudson, to the Allmon armed ship ;, and Lieutenant Ayscough is confirmed a Commander, and appointed to the St. /.area. . The Gan:es, Captain Freemantle, was this day ordered to be paid off, in consequence of her great defeoi. Lieut. S. G. Parsons, of her, is appointed to the Theseus. The Tetarn4, Mansa, and 3fati/..'d, are yet un der quarantine at the Motherbank. • The gnaws, frigate, Captain FAME, is to go convoy to the West Indies Stith the Acosta ; instead of the Reindeer, which has sailed for Cork, to take several West Indiamen under her protettion, which were too late for the last convoy. Brigadier Ge nerals Sir RICHA2D SASsErT, and SPARROw, are waiting here to proceed with the convoy from this port. the Eurydice frigate, Captain Host. E, takes convoy to the Mediterranean and Oporto. aIIIXIIAM, NOV. 24. I wrote you on Thursday evening, informing you of the fleet under the command of Admiral Corn wallis being in sight, and yesterday morning they came into the Bay, consisting of the Ville de Paris, S4N J let, Prince George, Princess R o yal, Windsor Castle,Temeraire, Britannia, Isapetuesix, Plantagenet, Iv:arable, Defiance ; nun:freer, Goliath, Courageux, and Veteran. The wind this afternoon tot round to the Eastward in a shower of rain ; but the wea ther is so bad, that I believe they will not sail this evening. Half past Five.—Since writing the above, the sig nal has been made for the fleet to sad, and one of .them is just weighed; but I expelt the night will come on too quick for their railing this evening. PLVMOVTH, NOV. '23. This forenoon embarked on board the armed trans :poet, in Hamoaze, a detachment of the royal artil lery, viz. a Captain, four subalterns, and 100 rank and file, to reinforce the garrison of Gibraltar. Letters from Gibraltar, of a late date, inform us, 1, that the fever had in some measure abated, and it I was hoped its ravages would soon cease. Went down the harb: ur, the American mast-ship, - from Halifax, having discharged her cargo into the dock-yard. Dear, NOV. t 5. Sailed through the Downs, a fleet of outward bound vessels. 'Arrived the Champion frigate, Dart and Orcrter sloops of war, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs, with the rest of the ship as per last.— Rind Easterly, blows hard. Last night, in a hard gale from N.E. to E. the Hannibal armed ship, Capt. O'Connor, drifted from her anchors and cables, and drove on shore near Sandown Castle, and, it is feared, will be lost ; a Ibrig, with timber from Norway, drove on shore near Deal Castle ; also a collier belonging to Ramsgate drove on shore on Sandwich Flats. F ROM LLOYDS Gn sssss It o, N0v.1.5 -...Pa...41 ' y the Oneida Clief, Kemp,' ' 1 hem New Truk; Susan and Polly, Shaw, from Virginia; Concord, Scho:ev, from Ilsvaiiriali ; Elisabeth, Howaril. Ron -Newfoundland: Robley, Drinall, and the Friend-hip, Stork, Iron Bawl; Rialto, Bacon, from C,osk ;• Lady Cathcart, lodge, froiu P..ter.bu,o ; lis, Nicholson; Ann, Lindsay; and the Atlas, Booth, finns Archangel; .Stag, Workman, from Norway ; Gotten'iurg, Mageorson, (font Gottenburg ; Heron, Roli.oli, from Christiana; Johannes. Newman, from Freslunekatadt ; Fildiaght, Bantle:, and the Sarah blargaritta, .---..—. from Enabelcit.-..Saskxl„ the Mary, Piitif. for Anti gua; Venus, Toner, for Barbedoes ; Provideutia, Moneta, fur Norway; :iodate Active, Ilarrison, for Tonitingen. Alllll%ll D. At Liverpool—the Fied.rica, Watson, from Mairschtusets; Homan, Jepson, from New York; Surprise, --; Six balm., Parker • and the Thetis Bagland, from the Baltic. At Clyde—the Ann. Cook, irons Wdn.ingtou. " At Lervrieli...-theThrce'Sistrrs, Orwell/pod, frotn Archangel. At Cromartic—the Comnseme, Ifallidav, from ditto. • At Peterheed—the Princess of Wales, Young, from ditto. • - At Cork--the N ern, ---..-..., from Lisbon. At Duld.o...the Jenina, Barber, from London. At liarbadoe.—the Parthian, CCM forl, from Shields. land. Dertnioutn=tlic Collector, Ginspton, front Newfound. At Oporto...the Garland, ........; !lope, --..—•,_• !liken, ........; William, -----; Racy Horse, ..--.--; D a phne, ! Hughes; Unity, —; Elisabeth, —.----,• Phillippa, Top ' .ley; Onion, Crow; and the Jane Prescott, Brand, from New foundland. -- - • Xwo Naval Officers belonging to an armed ship in Long Reach, some days since, went on shore at Creenhithe, to determine a point of honour. One of them measured twelve paces, but the other de clared he would not fight unless they held the oppo. .site corners of a handkerchief, and tired together.... Nakis was old:fled to ; and they returned on board Mililsiot fur er breach of the peace. , how of the Poole mail-coads, in their way AlliD. ' to that town, last Friday mooing. got dialiststr illi t a the coachman, going down the hill to Anadsester, and at the turning swung over against *borne, by which occident Mr. Cons y si, who was Afifig oo the box with the coachman, had his leg ,eras broken, and : i:e coachman his leg. The =used and other passengers were but slightly hurt. • ANiCDOTZ or Dr. JOHNSTOSt —The converse- i lions, as well as writings, of this great man, clearly evinced, that he paid considerable attention to dreams ....at least to his own dreams. Calling one morning . 'on a lady of his acquaintance, she informed him she bad dreamed, the preceding night, that she had met Fortune in her way, whirling rapidly on her Wheel; land who presented her with a purse. " Upon my word, Madam," cried the doftor, " you were very fortunate that the wheel of the blind dame did not Aron over you ; but are you sure that she gave von a =::" 0, Sir, I am very sure of that.' "Then, ." continued donisrost, " if you have not Wu able to make a fortune while awake, see what fort tan do in your der, ; and should von dream ' again of meeting Forture on the Whzed, try your luck in the next Lottery."—Whether the lady pur aped the advice is not known ; but there is strong t,und for belief, from the circumstances above Mated, that had the Donor himself dreamed of inch a Lottery, as is at present the theme of gencral admiration, he would have purchased a Ticket or 'two with a sanguine hope of gaining one of its an , merous great Prizes. bi -- DM! 1N ARllr. 111!LITARY PROMO Ili PNS FROM THE CALCUTTA G.Nzr rEF.. (Coutinuert from our Paper of Yesterday.) EtROPEAN REGIMENT. bract Captain and L;eutenant Sanim.l . Derinv, to be Captain Limit (rum the 22,1 August 1601, vire Palmer, promoted. Ensign Edward Day, to he Lieutenant from the 22d August 1801, vice Denny, promoted Bream Captain and Lieutenant George Downie, to he Captain Lieutenant from the 12th June IS 2 , vice Dfmny, retir d, llth June.lBo2. Date of Raul', 224 October 1802, in Ge nzral Orders. 111411 November IEO2. Ensign John Johnston, to be Lieutenant fr m the 12th June 18412, vice promoted. Date of Rank, 22d October tEO2, in G •tvral Orden, 16th November Igu2. Captain Lieutenant Geroge Downie, to he aptain from the 224 Octobre 1802, viceCeoberry, deceased. Brevet Captain and Lieutenant Peter Littlejohn, to be Capt. Lieut. from the 22d October 1802, vice Downie, promoted. ElltiV James Auriel, to be Lieutenant from the 221 October DM, vice Littlejohn, promoted. FIRST NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain Thonia• Hawkins, to be Major from the 3nth June 1/02, vile Prole, promoted. Captain Lieutenant Rola , rt Broughton, to be Captain from the 50tliJim, 11402, vice Hawk ns. Brevet Captain and Lieutenant W Cuppage, to be Captain Lieutenant from the 30th June 1802, vice B•ottenon. _ Ens.gu G. Id Selwyn, to be Lieutonalit from the seri, Jun. 11102, •ice Cuppagc. at:cost) NATIVE REGIMENT. Captsiu Jam., Hamond, to be Major from the 12th of August 1802, vice C.ollins, promoted. Breset Captain Thomas Staunton, to be Captain from the 17th July 1804 vie. Rankin, retired. • Brevet Captain Robert Campbell, to be Captain frurn the 12th August 1801, vim liaitiond. Brevet Captain and Lieutenant Martin White, to be Captain Lieutenant from the 12th Atigitst 1811, vice Campbell. Ensign John Pester, to be Lieutenant from the 17th July 1801, vice Staunton. Ensign George Forbes, to be Lieutenant from the 12th August ' 1801, vice White. e•-•• GENERAL ORDERS. IT HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST NOBLE THE COYLE NOR GENERAL IN COUNCIL. Fort William, Jan. 5, 1804. His Excellency the Most Noble the Governix- General in Council is pleased to make the follow ing Promotions: THIRD NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain Franca Rutledge, to be Major (rout the Bth September 1802, vice Lally, promoted. Captain Lieutenant Robert Francis, to be Captain from the Bth of September 1602, vice Rutledge. Brevet Captain and Lieutenant Frederick Trench, to be Cap tain Lieuteneet from the Bth of September 1802, vice Franck. Ensign Christopher Chambre, to be Lieutenant from the 4th of February 1802, vice Dickson, resigned. Ensign Henry Webb, to be Lieutenant front the Bth of Septem ber 18412, vice Trench. TOURTII NATIVE PrOIMENT. Captain Lieutenant Jaunts Macpherson to be Captain from the 20th December 1801, vice M.chie, deceased. Date of rank, 10th May 1602, in General tirdets, 20th \ tay 1802. Brevet Captain and Lieutenant W. A. Thuinemi, to be Cap tain Lieutenant frein the :oth December 1801, vice Mae. Pherson. Date of rank 10th May 180-2, in General Orders, 20th May 1802. Ensign H D. E. Dickson, to he Lieutenant (ruin the 10th of Deeeml er 1801, vice Thomson. Date of rank, 10th May 1802, in GmeralOrders„ 44th May IEO2. Captain Lieutenant W. A. Thomson, to be Captain from the 10th of May 1882, vice Barclay, deceased. Brevet Ca ,tam and Lieutenant * Ruben Berrie, to be Captain Lieutenant from the 10th of May 18112, s i•e Thomson. Ensign R. C. Andre, to be Lieutenant horn the 10th of May 1901, vice Berrie. taint NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain Peter Burrowes, to be Major from the 16th of Novem ber 11102, vice Simpson, promoted. Brevet Captain and Captain Lieutenantakben Morrell, to be Captain front the 16th of November 1 vice Borrowes. Brevet Captain and Lieutenant D. V. Kevin, to be Captain Lieutenant front the 16th of November leer?, eke Morrell. Ensign Thoinpsun Colville, to be Lieutenant from the 44 of January 1902, vice P. Scott, deceased -Date of rank, 11th August 1802, in General °niers, 7th lkteber 1'.02. Ensign James Rose, to be Lieutenant hum the 11th of August 1802, Tie , Monteath, deceased. Ensign William Lloyd, to be Lieutenant from the 16th of No vember 1802, vice Kenn. Captain William Saiulys, to be Major from the 23d of January 1803, vice Williams, promoted. Captain D V. Kerin, to be Captain from the 23,1 of January 1863, vice Sandy,. • Brevet Captain and Lieutenant Jehn Leslie, to be Captain Lieu. tenact from the 2Sd January 1403, vice Keno. Ensign W. C. Baddely, to be Lieutenant hem the 23d of Janu ary 1803, vice Leslie. •TIVE REGIMENT. Captain Edwin Lloyd, to be Mina from the 26t0 of December 1803, nice Furgusson, promoted. Captain Lieutenant A. Greene, to b. Captain from the 26th of December 1802, vice Lleyd. Lieutenant William %lessor. tube Captain Lietiteiant fro.n the 26th of December 1802, vier Greene. Ensign William Skittle, to be Lieutenant from the 06th of December I 842; vice Siemer. [WHIN NATIVE itecittermO. Captain Thomas T. Mauer, to be Major fruni the 12th ofJa nuary 1803, vice Bill, promoted. Captain Lieuteneet Andrew Burgh, to be Captain from the 12th of January 1403, •iee Basset. Brevet Captain and Lieuteitant Edward Alliman, to he Captain Lieutenant from the 1206.1 January 140;, lice Burs a. Ensign George Nevin, to be Lieutenant hunt the 1211, Janu ary 1809, vice Alison. NINTH NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain Lambeitl.Bveday, to be Major from the 31st ofJanu vice Stuart, promoted. Captain Lieutenant Julio Bullock, to be Captain' Iron% the 21st of Jana , ' no.), vice Lmeday. Beret Captain ea.! Lieutenant Inlin , to be Captain Lieutenant from the 214 ofJacitary 1/105, , stee Bullock. Ensign Irwin Malin, to he Lieutenant from the ieteeteew rive George Murray, died in Europe." Ensigi. George Rolland, to be Lieutenant from the t Ist of Ja untily 180 J, Mee Airliner. Captain Riehaid Mabee, to be war front the 18th of Meets 1803, ewe Ashe, promoted. Captain Lieutenant John Ainsley, to be Captain from the 18th Mareb 1803, vice Malted. Brims Captain and Lieutenant Philip Crump, to be Captain Lieutenant from the 18th of March 1801, •ice Annie/ Emden Robert Graydon, to be Lieutenant from the 18th of Marcia 1803, nice Crump, lOU &&&&& TY NATIVE Ittestmeeo„ Ca; taid Lewis Thom" to be Major (run the 4th ur Tel 1803, vim 81eCulloch. orientated Captain Lieutenant John Leathan, to be Captain from the 4th of February 1803, vice Timms, Brevet Captain and Lieutenant John Gerard, to be Captain Lieutenant from the 4th of Feht wary 1801, vire Leather,. Ensign Richard Bainbrirtee., to be Lieutenant front the 4th et Fehrue y, 1805, v:re thvatd. SeVelelieeTtl NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain Henry \tercet, to he Major (ruin t h e 17th of lie, 180 t, rice Forbes, prinnottel. Captain Lieutenant Atty Ilenessy, to be Ct.e•ain from the 17th of Judy :821, vice W.leamem, eptired. Byer. t C +id i and I..entematt James Retton, to be Captain front the 17tb of Jule 18)1, nice Merest. Brevet Captain acid Lieutenant Davis Sloane, t, iae Captain Lieutenant from the 17th of Je'or 1851, site Ilenrieo Eaken .1. M. Simpson. to be Lieutenant fro:a the 17th of July 1801, vice Rotten. '• ' • Ensign Walter Nixon, to be Lieutenant leant twinkle Jails 1101, pct siosita • CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Nov. VI, The imports of Wheat and Batley to day are large ; sales of the firmer are ratuer dull, .uul about 6s. per quarter lower, but fine old reactiL-s 61. per quarter. Barley, Malt, and Rye, are each cheaper. Whits real are full as dear; Grey are cheaper. 13.:ans of each sort incline downwards. llf Oats we have many arrivals; they are 2s. lower, excep , ng the.fine, which remain as dear as our last. Flour has little 3 uctuation. CU RF.NT PRICF. OF GRAIN. Wheat 84.. 100 • 112 s. limns Ms. 575. Od Fine doe 116 s. 04. Tick Beans 0.1. Rye, new 54 , . 66.. 0.1. Oats 30: Od. Barley Mat 826. 1425. Od. Rape 5eed.......411. 441. od. White 61a. Od. Fine 90s. 97,14. Od. Grey Peas 48.. bde Od, Seconds_ Lis. 904. Lid • RETURN OF WHEA Including only from the 12th agreeably to a. d. • SOS Quarter, at 132 at 130 000 - at 128 76 at 126 2iB--- at 124 07 - at 123 107 - at la 857 - at 120 50 at 117 6% - at 115 112 -- at 112 421 - at 110 170 at 109 100 .- at 108 226.1 - at 105 I 70 at 104 148 --at 102 I 1969 - at 100 270 ---- at 92 220 - at 97 I And 21 ) 0 Qua' Total 13,730 Qmoters- M. 1 . 00. higher A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Nov. 10,.t0 Nov. 16„, from the Cocket Office. Sada. s d. Sacks I. d. Sacks a. d 253. ... .105 0 5.......92 0 10. 84 0 5750... —lOO 0 1407.......90 0 5. 83 0 1.110 99 0 2O. 89 0 20. 82 6 311 911 0 10 87 6 50 82 0 85 97 0 30 ...117 n 15 80 0 863 95 0 20 ..86 ft 20... "7 0 10 94 0 94d 85 01 12.. ....75 0 And lb Sacks at 68.. Total-10,004 Sacks.—Average 965. 4'4 12* 641. higher than last Return. PRICE OF SEEDS IN THE 8UR0U:...41. I TAIL. Per Bushel. I Turnip......... 1 15. to 24s W MnstardSred 66. 64 to ifs Brown ditto AU. to 176 Canary 76 Od to 86 Od Rye Gra.", pr.qr. eoi In 301 OF HOPS. BY P Sr Cwt. Rea to 1001 White ditto.. 70$. to 111 s. Trefoil ..204. In 4es. Carrawa7 10Ns. to 110 s. Coriander......los. to 11s. PRICE 4 SACS. Kent .41 Os to 51 5a SUdatK.... .41 Os to 41 154 E4seic 41 0: to 41 15r Old Dot Kent ...... :31 Its to 41 15C S tissex ...... 31 !.is IL. 41 Rs Farnharn....ol Os tO 01 Os 170,0001. PRICE OF 11.\' 11• TI IT. s Awls ' s. w,.... WI. ..... • Nay 21 16s a4l 14a I Hay .31 13s a4l 10s New........ .01 0a aOl Os New.... 01 Os a 01 Os Straw .......11 Ils a2l 2. I Clover .......41 Si a M 0 , (lover 01 Os i 01 Os I Straw .ll es a 11 16s ANI) STRAW. IRDAY. F • SMITHFIELD, SIGs Dor, Nov. 26. 'Fn sink the offal—per store of 111 b. Reef 44 Od to Ss 4d I Veal . Ss Od to 70 0 , 1 Bd to 5. 4d Polk 4s Od to Ss Od Head of Cattle this Day, Boost,, shout 2,500--Shrep, 15,000. NEW GATE AND LEADEMIALL MARKETS. By the camase. Reef Is 01 to 41 441 Veal Sr 4.1 to Gs 01 Mutton... .14 41 to 4. 44 Pork 4s Oct to 5. 01 PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Same..*4 Market et 6Sd I Town Tallow. 764 64 CI rte Market 44 6id Runia (Can.)... 731 Whiteeltapel Market 4s rd Ruecia do. I So.) Per Stone of bib. --- Melting Stuff 13. 6d Ditto rough Average Price... .46 6d I Graves " 144 (:nod Dregs ll4 90s—Cur d , 944. _ _ Yellow Soap, 82r—M4 Price of eindles, per due. 1.36. PRICE OF LFATIIFIt. Botts, AO to 5Glb. each 2-344 to 244 Ditto, GO to 6.4111. each 2'el to 26.1 Merch.inta Barks ...„11 to 231 Dreed , ig Hides 224 to 254 Fine C nth Hides 231 to 24d Crop Hides for cutting 234 to 244 Flat (Minor! Vd 1., 234 Calf Skins, 90 to 4016. per D0een....334 to 37d Ditto, 53 to 70Ib „ 3.1.1 to 5849 Ditto, 70 to 531 h. ll4 to 54.1 Small !teals (Greenland). 42.1 to 44.1) Large ditto 100 s to 161 h per dosen. Tanned florae Hides IN to SIGs per Inds. COAL EXCHANGE, Nut. 2J. Rest Coals, in the reol, per Chat.lron s's 01. • Delyeeted to Ilnesekreper, at (194. OA Sundoriend, per Clialdron SOc. 61. Delivered so lieusekeeiteis at 62s 61. PRICE OF sTucics AAAA per Coot. Red . 3741 1 9 per Cent.Clns01. 4 per Cent. int Cent Navy .. 9ll. par Cent. L0ya1ty....... 994 L. Annuity-4 l6 13161 linba Stncic Dm" Bonds I. 21. dis. Eveliequer 11111% Eng. Lottery Tickets l6l. 71. T PUSH. Stock-Brokos i , 4, Coruhill, and 9, Charing-Cry. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Nov. 21 Government Debentures , per mkt 119 j COURSE OF EXCHAI Amsterdam 3B 3 Ditto at Sight 37 7 Rotterdam l2 2 U. Flambargh.... 95 6 WI. Altoru 3% 7 21U. Paris !3 6 ICE, F211)11r, Nov 23. Venice sBi Naples Loshon 1,0 Dublin l4 I).tto 2 Us 25 14 ISourd....ux .25 14 Madrid Ditto CaAia l7.n Papa. Chit° 541 _ . *ultras. I a •. Portugal Goldin Coin and Ban per 01 • 0 0 Doubloons 0 0 0 New Dollars ' Silver In Bats....— 0 0 0 New Lnuo each Aiio on the !tank 1 Hollarn. 5 per Cent. Leek. n ♦i Dohlen nn London (Nog 17 11..11*.id on I.antdon t Ni... 12 licit:3l9n Dahlia 14611.0) • • U:al3 Vl6 "4 41 i;ys Atkin WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRlDtig, N mio.sßK lU. a IN MARK LANE. of Nur. to the 17th of Nov. new Act. s. d 435 Quarters at 96 526 at 95 191 -- at 94 195 at 93 953 - at 92 190 - at 91 1058 -- at 90 '196 at 88 90 --- at 87 551 at 86 350 ---- at 85 666 at 84 148 --- at 62 IJO--- at 81 178 - at SO 200 at 78 20 at 76 189 at 72 26 ----- at 7n 11 - at 65 at 5%. tverege 995. 1 lid. bit Return. surru. On Thumlay Int. the 1.:& of Sir wa. safrly dulavured of a datig'iter, MAR HI otGr. On Saturate, the 17th ingtant, at Req. .Alexls.dct TlC , tltllll%3yte. JAnGreathrd • - Mon Elias Maria Blurt, eldzat daughter Blunt, Esq. of Wallop,OHerts. DEATI-11. A few days since, at Stonehouse, of much lamented, Mrs. AMliam, the Lady . of the Nautilus sloop of war. Lately, within a few hours of each other, twd aged ladis , of Plymouth, two of the pe.yle called Quakers, after a loo t illness, vie. Mn. Freeman, relict of the lota W Freenua, Esq. aged 82; and Mr;. Collier, a maiden lady, ar.l Dl . Tt e , r remains were interred in the Qtrakers' burying ground, Hr street, in the vault of their two nephews, the Miens. c,at k .„ . who were drowned at the Barbican, Plymouth, when it was washed away with the FislinigHorise, in the grvat Melanin Lately, at her house, Summer Bill, hear Liverpool, MN I Pringle, relict of Ilygh Pringle, Esq. Ou Saturday last, after a short illness, Mr. Silvantis Wd. 'barns, scholar of Ballot College, Oxford, in his one and twentieth year. Lately, at Winch...ter, universally lamented, Wm. 411gp, paid, rsi. of Styles Conitnanda:a of the Virile Selw.sid olunteer Isifaittry. On Tri..sday last, at Aldarbury House, the seat of Orog ia Yahleit Fort, Esq. the Rev. Gregory Syndercombe,l.l.. D. lec tor of Syindodsbury, DersetsWre, aged 64. Lately, at Wincliest,n, the Rev. James Battlite.ll, D. Rector of Netherbory with Beaminner, Domet, pri , ertted to hire many years since, by his relative, the Rev. Dr. Dolton% in whose patronage it is, as attached to his prebendal stall im the Cathedral of :..rum. The venerable Doctor, MAI 93d year, haVill , .; :Ili opportunity of again bestowing it, b as given it to the Rev. W. Brookland, who married his niece.. It is said to be worth 6001. a rear • On Tuesday the 17Th of November, at Barber %rola. near Rotherham, ages) 2/, the wire of Ri c hard St a ni ar . gag. a. . . ,, She hail long been iii a declining state, which she hare s,o great patience; but, lot the last tune days, she seemed inse:red with more than Christian fortitude, never once tittering a r ots . plaint, but advising, exhorthig, and consoling her many weer. Me friends around, with the must Christian benevolence. Ho.. ever greatly her loss is felt, by every dear connection in lire, no occasion could we more justly proclaim—. 1) ! Death: where is thy sting! Oh ! Gravo! where is thy Victory!" Tin Al' • A .1 • r at C. & • 4oit IVTUn Grrnh: d Han ii, A. 41: :: • et ia 4 341 ak ;htcr of the Yb ad o ; a o f e tpta 4 7 elin a S A 5 ••-•• VALUABLE BOOKS AND FIRE ARMS, &c. Pry Mr. STEW ART, At his Auction Ros,ns , 194, Picradil'y (opposite Mbtriy. House), TO-Mkaß RW, and Three following Days, A VALUABLE COLLECTION of BOOKS, a.' FIRE ARMS, Arc. Anionpt the Nooks will be feud Stow's London, 2 Vols.; Biome's GelitleGentle man'slnge Paler ; the Costume of the East ladies, Japan, Ural, Tii.key, Persia, and the Levant, exhibited in 44 beautiful Drawings, with Descriptions, 4 Vois. ; tiquities fine 3mpressions; Grang-r's Biographical History, lustrateil with a profusion of Portraits, bound, its 9 Veils ; liaison's Works, 7 Vole. • Wyndhana's Tour in Wales; Vey• age de la Perouse, Platr, , Vols; De Litressele Grand Lit res des Peintres, limes, 2 Vols.; Milton's ?trail's Loe., a superb Edition, French and English; i:erbier de Is Fraser, Plates coloured, S Vols.; Lavah.r, by Hunter, %cry fine ha. pensions; Encyclopredia ' or Dictionary of Arts sad Sarum, , 10 Vols. ; Voyage lreaginalre,! l 9 Tom. (Emu - sde Voltam, Elit. de Beauivarchais, 70 Tor; CEuvres de ROUJIIII4 19 Toni.; A 111141.4 Register, 44 V 014.; Johnson aid Stermr's Shakspeare, illustrated with a profusion of fine Prints, 4 emit superb Copy, elegantly bouud in blue Morocco, gilt kat. s, 21 Vols ; Hoektes Roman History, 11 Vohl.; CE.imes do • Buffon, coloured Plates, 54 Tom.; Honey and Humes Ili. tory of England, 20 Vulg.; an excellent Selection of French Authors ; likewise the Works of Burns, Blair, Guldat:itli, Smith, Sterne Moliere, Sc. &r.; two excellent Fowling Pieces; an tHieer's Fdace; two pair of Pistols, The whWri of which will be sold without reserve. To be viewed; and Catalogue; had at the Room'. FREEHOLI) FARM and TYTHLS, NOKIA AMP fUNSIIIRE. P.y Messrs. SKINNER, DIKE, and Co. At Garraway's, on MONDAY, December 3, at rAelis u'Clock, In One Lot, A VALUABLE and eery desirable FREE- Ix HOLD E.iRM, 'Rotate in the Parish of In:hr-ster, ran diesiA by the high road, and bounded by the River Nene,One Mile from Wellingborowli, and aboet Thirteen from .o.olt• intirtsn Compering the Parsonage Farm, containing Acre: of inclosed rich, grazing, meadow, and fert.ie Arabia Land, free of Great' Tythes, a very good Dwelling Houle. (Kees, and Gardens, with every necessary Got-bedding, sa tether with the linproptiat, Tythes of Cern, Grain, and Hari arising from about Seventy Acres I,f old inclosed Land, is t- 4 Poisessio.i of an rinoiceptionalge good Tenant, whose Le" •xpites at Michaelma , 1604, esselit 10 Acres. ileld in." year to year. at re,,re ammantang to sY,I. per.urn. C 3 l' • of increase at the expiration of the term. Al., the pria:eCir..at Tvairea of corn, grain, and hay, arising front lug acres of old inClooesi land iu hind. 'May b. tiewcrinand minted Particulars had at the Gwrg. , Northampton; Hfnd, Wellingboroitgli ; Crown, Leirevter Swans, Market Hailers inigh and 'Newman Pagsel; Geor7'. Woburn; trio Printers in the Northampton, L e icester, sad Coventry Papers ; of Mr. Geliard, Solicitor, Gray',l - I foils... Solicitor., W. Ilinglieruegh ; at Wm Pa ' S.Ale 3 and of Meets Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alileregate. I.llNllrsN:—pnbted b y G . ! l AN iusubr, %o. :15 'riles, At ("ferneries, and published by W. WEST, ,• :hr 0%.e, No.l Back of St. Clement's Church, St..s: I.* .'" °Hors fas the ra r er dot Vosaisaul) will bailsgy astcnacsi •• SALL'S BY AUCTION. PRINTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, ANCIENT STAINED (...LASS, AND PORTFOLIOS. Hy Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House, No. SI, in the Strand, THIS DAY, Ni.. 27, and the Four tollowing Days, at Twelve o'Clork, A COLLECTION of PRINTS by th,! best aIL Masten, WIZ. AWITAM, Rarvi,r, Bergham, Callot, vet, Huller, Sir Robert Strai Fe, Morgheni, Sch:nidt, Vol. raw, War, &c &c. Rare English and Foreign Pal-1,41,. The what,: in fine ciinditioa, many Proofs; ainong the Bak, of Prints are Ilischon's Statues, Teniers's Galkry, Theatre dr la Grand Btatagne, Pirarievi's Views in Rope", Ste. Altai; thirty Lots of Ancient Stained Glass. Tu be viewed This Day. Catalogue may be had, price On, S' hlinit, o f Mr. Richardson, N 0.31, Strand. TOWN OF UXBRIDGE, hIIDDLLSLX. By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Great Room. in Pall Mall, on TUESDAY. De e•to 4, at One, in THREE LOTS, by Order of the Laecuteo' J Edmund H;cgilison, Esq. deceased, A CAPITA', Substantial, and most Convenient FREEHOLD DWELLING, with two Coarivlicu , % Stabling for nine Horws,thEces of every desciiption, Gmunch, Lawn, Kitchen Garden, excellent Frtnt iituatA in the Town of Ilab•i•lge, Mirldhls!x. The Prelim-. comprise four neat Apartments on each Flour, one of tium a capital Dining-morn, 15 fret by 24, with eleg. - Ant teem , " s.“ column, the windows to the floor opening into a be.unfu l flormie Ground, diversified with Lawn, Orchard, and Sheet nt W:ter, and terininated by a walk oa the bank of a 0,3 str.am, abounding with Trout and other Eli, Alcoves, Cold Eath, Sc. the whole iu complete - elegant order, forming a most desirable residence lot the :,!• •• chaet• or opulent 'Tradesman, retiring floor Loudon A'' twu neat and compad llauses adjoining, comtwouli• equally delightful View with the preeeding Preni,se, oia, beautiful Country, with Ware., Garden+, .2,-. May be viewed on Monday+, Wodnesdays, and Fridav+ ,.,e morn the Hours of Otte and Ft.or, with Tickets , may, t• had in Pall Mall, r