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17~ . NArm, INTELLIGENCE. w = pug ISMOUTH, wov. 17.0. Put back. by contrary winds, the liossian stria iron; also the Lady Six , fair, h.trisi7 nn hoard Gen. itligh, for New South W.aes.—Wind S.AV. Nov. 50. Arrived the Terrible, man of w.tr, ling, from off Ferrol ; Colossus, Troareasit, and 7,n, - Poi, e, men of war, from off Cadiz. DEAL, NOV. 30. Rtmain in the Downs, the ships as per last.— Wind S.W. - - !FALMOUTH. NOV. 29. Sailed the P,ineese Elisabeth picket, Capt. Kerr, with A mail, for the Leeward Islands.—Wind S. E. FROM SATUROAT NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Adm;ralt.v.pirre, No.. 30. Ceps oft Letter from the Heti. Copt lblaciness/. of His Ma jesty's Ship tits Flory&lin. to Wm. Maness, Esq. inesd thus at the Admiralty. Slitni-Ohlisrlinlig y Tim Gents Kelnisedinaty, of the 47th i.nt. that the number Mine easy% taken a.rd destrapi el, is same sense ofdtasenen of of Omalim tweity al of the Wet t table I;bartv of he the infamassist et um L.r4 Cementsioloss Admiral % s that es he mom lot islanded to include the rsatielt *hi , el 74 pt....„ whii.lt ably I bad an animosity of kse eft @stela the pertdGdiz, it will its Prone' to Ore tile** sombae taken sod domoymi. at aittossee sa I et gm line. This appeases isaccoram was neesnetted by the dlise pateltathe Commander in Misr, dated she 4th, having been las& no Woe say lut sinus with s fog 4 truss front that pd. I sty M , Trisity tmAcKwoora. 111ANI:RUPTS. Thetas Madam of De.d, to the carte of Kent. rake. *els( and dikatettai. In surrender, Dec. IG, 17, A. 14 Jan 11, at Orson at Camasltary. Attunes ., Messrs Strens said illstalyed. No I Merftilbatreet. Strand, Londe.. Jacias Mem, of Newmarket street, Wapping. slepseller, 6110 "110, dealer and ch atsinait, to stprepe t utpr. D er , 3. l and Jan 1 2 at tea, staGniktholl. London Artenowy, Mr. A. Imam. G'" Gengleretriect. Minn. es. j o b., in the cetents of bltddlems. and Nienidar timers, of Chaditin-I.lace, Landon. aset'nren and merchant., 'ft surrender. Dee. 9, IG, and Jaa 11. at 'welds, at Nall, Loirlon. tettotiory , Mews Lucien and Smith, Plasiathall-srerret, London ; Hnlasr. 111claeopp Soi;lair Wright, let:, of White-ftorscrlaise, Whitechspel, in the count, of Middlesex, merchant, dealer a-d rhaurnan, to surrender, Dee. :3, 7, and Jan 11, at one, at Guildhall, Lon don A ttrirmr. Mr sand, Silifigy• street, Strand Williem Smith, of Globe-place, in the liridgernad„ in the pari.h ut Sa.nt MaM. Uffibith. in 0 , counts ut ' 4 l)Trts, turn. chandler, dealer and eliapman in ,rreiider, Dec 3, 7. and Jan. 11, at win, C 0 00 tie Attorney, Mr Ware, Illackwiart-street,b•roogh George (Pitman. NU' of Buckingham, in the county of Buidringlia it (bat now a prisoner in the Kinitltencli prison), Wile and Ilmar-merchant, dealer end clilnoiso, to suriervier, Dec c, 7 31111111. 11, .t one, at Goi , ahnv. 1 node.. Attorneys, ?Omer, Smith and %wee. Great St Helen's, N4-hopagate•street. Winiarn Malden, of Muschester, in the enmity of Laiiea.-- ter, merchant, sanuf, t *roe, dealer and chapman, to surren dei, Dec. 17, 111, sod 7in It, at three, at the Dog 'tavern, in Manchesoo. Attorneys Meseta. Maimed and Amyne , th, in Manchester , and Mears. Milne and Parry, Old 3 eserv,ll.onlen. John WWI.. non 14 , 1 ite of the eit, of Oxford, dales and chsoman, to surninder, Dee. 6,16, and Jan. 11, at eleven, at the king's Aims Inn, in the ciiy of Deord. Attorney, Mr. Chsil.t Times, OestoM. James Pastiest.., of Red Linn streil,ll4o , horn, in the county el Mi I.lleerv‘ aphelia/ow, othinet-nsalry, droler and i•liai,reart. In torreodvr,, Dee. 3. 117, sad Jan 11, at 'Alpe, at Gui:dhall, Idesd.ist Attomet, Mr. England, Old Braid street, Royal- Zachanie Willis.l4 fool, late o'fainten-stre , n, Cheansitle,Lorislen, ware. kweereaan. t. oareesider, Dee. 3,7, and „lass 11, at nee, at !..aloe. Attorney, Mr. Niebuils, Tavi.tnek.iilace, Tevivsods.vioser Sanwa ti Liverpool. in the ceouty of Lancaster, t risher.oserehean. to oirmader, Doc 30, 31, And 11.1 11, at the hone- of Henry Warshaw, the Globe Tavern. in John genet. L•vermol. Anteroom Me. Illeekstock. tit Mildred's wen. Ironton, and Moore Riardewell asnl Stephen. sow Ihn.y Lie, Liverpool Cooke ill, al Ludiato..l3lll, is the city of London, IWO% At I, 4,, to eurtelleat, Dec. 7, 10, and Jan. tl, at twit.., at (3nildit.6ll, Leann. Atteresee. Mr John fi , rtson. No. 61. Ik*se...tran, ft.liobor...oasant. Fleet-fareet. Finis Cl aline's, of Liverpool, in the einnity of Lancaster, liwsker, to sninvichn, Dec. ao, 3.1, and JAII 11, at eleven, at the Gl.ire tavern, in .18100.atreet, Liverp,v,l Atreeneve, J am.s • 'Treat ; and Mr. Windo, John street Be (ford. row. t-,.11110tt. _ DIrIDENDS. Ore 41l Goeftet Ea•tab+, late of St. Thm■as•e-atreet, in the u•Rh of of s'orah••arl., to the c•.unty of Surrey, •itlualler, Ae d• r end ro , ,pn•an, t wel•e, at Guildhall, lavindud. .12n I North lmieoe fox. of Gotyh.aquare, in the rity of oi. .i..echantodeter and cluspnian, at tat. at Guild. t.mtd•sn lie P 1 f• r Cavan, of It. i•zl , tlielnieteo, in the County of S••a•ex. linem.dripet, &Orr and ..hapmaii, at ten, at Guild ha'l, Lo. d in. Dee it James Sutherland, of Little Toner hill, in the Middle.•x, brands merchant, dealer and chap. man, .t one, at Guildhall. London. De. 24 R•:he t of G•orde street, Minnriet, in the (der no Lnn4nn, ship-hrolter. dealer and cliapmait, at twelve. Dec. -e tlwlh4hall. John Tr.lise, of Worcester, draper, deal, r and hap. roan, 4 ten. at Guildhall, I oindon. r Si Samnel pnrie, tete of Driir the pari.h of St CO •it in the Pettis, in tit. enemy of Middlusett, victual tela .1-alerarerehstiman, sitters, at Getildh L., dun fv. • 1!7. I).•iemi Penny the•yeeiniter, i•t the parish of Saint of Wapping, in the toiletry of MM4e4rr - ditir Chan .: a ., 4..alar thapmati, et eleven, at Giuldli•ll, London w 4 s 11/.1.1.1 Woodcock !Joyce, of (;teat Yarmouth, in county at Nrnifolit, merchant, at ten, at the Creoles Ta •ern, in Great Y•rinontli. Dee. 53. John Deibmn, wf Leed , , in the county wif York, ear-schant, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Louse of M, aV.lliani Tintaill, the They Lees hin, in Leeds. D e ,. to G.... rr a nave, of Bottnn, in the caunty of Lincoln, tl ot and china wan seller, dealer and chapman, at the house t h e Clown lint, in Saone, in the comity of . . . . St iff4rd. Dec 0, rlenry Tripp. late of the city of Prieto% tailor, ear. maker, loafer air' e..ap pan, at eleyen,at the Rummer Ta.rrn, ',mare in All St .:,. lone. in tl:e city of ii. , .... I 71.... :/P Avehyd 1-rl .n.I Il•ffird, tate of the city of Bristol, 'heeler, dr a'et and chapm.p.„ at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, All-`rair.ur lane, iltrietol. 1,0 c• 17. Moot- Learia t-4 ,relv, of Liwponl, in the county of Laneaateroterchant, deale: and chapman,at ten, at Guild hall, London. Dir. 14. O'radieb lionne't, of Pell-yard, Caney-ttreet, in the Ltheety of the Rohe, in theitoun4 of Middle.cx, tailor, at twelve, et Guilditell, London. Den. 17. John Sandi, late of Illufnur's-place, but now of Poland .t.. t. in the pa.ish of St J.inie , , ‘Vearniinster, iv the county of MAdlsex, merchant, dealer and chapnian, at doyen at Gu:ltiliaU, Loudon. 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With a Map of the Island. Travels to the W.-silvant of the Allegany Mountains, In the States. the Ohio Kentucky and Tenn.'s.; wits, a v- ,y tor aft *lag slieetAtqr sof the Stites in the Centre, West, owl ,1 ~,.-~ IN 7 '° . ,-. a#. , bNA fif ilt• United StAtra. Tr4:40.00.1 F A Mrettaing. M.I). Mismip rof tlr. 1 ar v w i eery 0( Pin. to a% uhr.h.,t, I vol. aro WWI •I r, Map. 7s. boards. NF.W MUsIC. A titled bfilit irtr Somata. Cr the P , 1f343 Forte, composed b Riosbauk, f);-The Bal.. est Abergeldie, a fa...torte Svnell Air, arranged Rood., by Sutler. Duet for two Peri.. niers, Oil the Piano Forte. 51.-When Sable b,,b, • a favourite Air, hariaromed for fop' Voices, by M. P. King' f it _e„,„,r a DA,,,f i ts l i, 3 fairmnte Song, by Mils 61 -Ode Lora.e. Arldre.v, by Ditto. Is ...Remembe r lice but for 1 •1 William Calmat:. In. 6(1.-Rogantir to the Race of Venice, a new Grand Melo Drama. the Herd:sass, a new Snag. 1..-Southerly i.e.., or the S e n. Mascots of Odd Fell.rws I b.•••'•Ve't Country John. 14, -0 for &Tear, sting by Ma Slam) Is .Thou Scene of Rich Beauty, a Crosonsi. Is -Nn Body co ning to Woo, sung by M it , Joel. Finiah JTravels'', by Dibdin. It -A Cnc of Song', by Do. Is Ild -.Notifies' Anatomist, Do. Mother, a S tog, by Theriot. 1..-The Miamian of 1110 d, yk, When th-se bemanta Eyes command me, Duet. stirg by Mr, Brabant and Signora St trace, in rho Siege of Selena % eunt. po.ed by Vt lota. - 24. 11.1.-liro.ti Boat or the sot rim's Fare well, written by James Haden, E.q C.nopereed by Mr g e o, h. W.-The Pomo, a ISAIIO, by dam 1.. 6d..w.Three tett foe Tom Violins, Two Telma and If n lon c , by F i s t ul a . gas. 6d ...Air, with Variation, for rheViolin so; A i . cartipsoinsersts, by P. R. de. Vs -Air, wit', V ar i it the Piano Fora, with Accompani oirnts f.ris a Viot n o Vie! mallet, by likettlu. k. .9.9 61 -Tlnaa, with V., toot for Harp a:' Piano Forte, brypieldren,4s.Tar.e French Cannery Planers fee 111'4. .1 , -rite Lowritys i . Look, sling by Mess Duncan. in a Pr o r Ci n o I s , spry Wilt toe Ech ins Ground, Sall( by •:kk 1)- camp. Ditto, In. 64 ...both ealsocoot by S. Arnold, la. eal e b r ,i e rt Danc e in Dina, an meiet as.. Bombs. t• Donkey, a celebrated Comic II um, wing by J tit uto', Diving Bell, composed be sand:mon. a ft. , •.e Ballad.-Portry; by T Campbell, Ertri Made, by John Glider 1. .The II iti.h Von weer, ming b. num, crimencl by John Bitch. Is-Finn Teth's ' sung by D piton, composed be Dm, In rhat f • NeSon, or One Views , More, oGr old tl •s. e, 1.• and camper:toll by Mr. Orme. Is. 6.1 ..-The Lord's P.,- r , Anthem, for Tome Voices, c0m1....A b. G-Won, 1, - ley'. Orgin Book, an improved t on,hemg th•e Nu. I. of Six Sonatas, for the Piano Four, w it h a i • Violin accomputimein, composed by 1.. V. Bertn.iy-i, . .1 Woelfl 4s -Twenty Plec,,. for the Piano Fart , '. r t a . the Italian Opera of I. rbyrinth, eompowd by Wows.. 5.... Eight Toccatas, or Vuguer, - fur the Organ, rorti....ed by S. Se•gar, Organist of the High Church, at Pr. gue. fa -.Teta Voluntaries for the Organ, composed, for tine use of (Irv.. tots, by the late Dr. Donut., QVII4I and Compose; to Ilk Mr jeky, Celebiated Italian Air, arranged w i t!, v ai i s r ' for the Piano Forte, by 1.. V. Beethoven Mt,ter and scholar, a favourite Duett, for two pent., iti. rs on one P.. 1 .8 Forte, by S. Pfeiffer. 25.-. See the Crosmteri,g 'fero colors, arranged with Variations, with a Flute Obligato Accompair. went, by L. V. Beethovzo, 1. to 'VI of Stelbeit's vourite Rondo, each 1..-No I. to X. of Select Sonatat, An.„ with Variations, Dora So two Performers, dec. each: 21..2, 6d. arid 39.-No. I. to 111 of redact Flute Quart, MA, composed by Derience, each Ss to be continued....A selection at A 11.4, Glees, Jrc. adapted fora Violin and Violoncello. or Piano Forte, be S. Agog, bi.-11t.ffaieioe.'s Trios for Violin, Tenor, a-r 1 bs.-A favourite Overture, composed by Ih. l'a.drioarat.g at a Quintets°, in the .tyle. of rl. ,, re by Mr. • Salomon. 45.-No. I. if select Overtures, containing Mozart's Grand Overture to the Zauborflote, twanged as Duct. (or two Violins, engraved from PerelN Eeltinti of Parini, each 6.1.-.TitreeThetnos for the Flute. arranged with Variatsene, by Muller, 5t..-.A del set of C.tritertante Ducts for two Flows, comma ad by Hugo% cele'introl tio“ave, , Ilatilt's celebrated Solo. 26 Gd....Deviciine% 5 Duos, Flute and Violin. fie. and other geoMile Flute Work*, engraved from Por is and Vance editions. The Lanes. and Gent'ent,m's Museum for the Flageolet or Yluk. 9..-Estrscb f r dot., Book First and Second, each 4..-T'e Master of the Cere manly., a Collection of Darters for the nlNViltit Scam% sr Year 1506. 1; -New Songs..... Truth and Affection, codeeted by Mr. Shield. Is.-Mary, I believe thee True. Is. 6.1.-1 be Village Pteyel Is... Song of Joy, Dr, Briton's Boast, Mr. Reeve. Is. ANDIUM--Heliday at the Public Office+ PRICK OF IRISIi STOCKS—Nov. Onr. Debe.,thre+, 3 I.er Cent. Royal Canal Imam, 6 per Cent 93 Yesterday morning, the Lady of John Gosling, F.sq. of (Amt. ewer-place, Now Road, of a son. DEATH Lately, 3t Lishon, where he went (.4 the teener", of his h..3lth, John S the)y, F. , 3 Aged V., el te.t son of J.h., of Landeaston, isematy of Kildare. IreLoid. HIGH WATER Tills DAT AT LON Mill SRI (OM. Kto , ft. • • 4 9 .in. abet 9- Dee ....93 mi. a t t.a 10. SALES BY AUCTION. BOOK S By Means, ICING and LOCHIFF, At their Great Itoi.ms, Kine.stre-r. Cor"nt Gs , Own. THIS. ant Faro I - 0 lowing Days. at Toth..., A COLLECTION of KOOKS. inch.fing the LIKRARY of a CI.V.RGYMAN, firceased; mar,. iuq •eiroe good Classical, Theol.ig:eal, and Eiselish Wisc.& !viscous; with several of toe bat and French Authu-s. May be viewed, end Citaloesses h.+ 11OUSE1101.1) FUItNITIIR F., BUILDING MA• TERIAI.S. By Mr. INGRAM, On the Premise, by tinler of the Alsigneto of Mr. JOHN FIARTtIN, budder, a Bankrupt. liront,:irs•Ruad, TO-MORROW, A LL the Genuine HOUSEHOLD FUVII STOCK, and /WILDING MATFItIAL• ; cooststiog of Deals II.1,•11.14 and (I.tk Tosolbo.r. 1 JJJJJ no I. WO , * Ic. May be viewod, and Cats'( sues had of the Autitoneer, Carlton. IMPROYEARI.P. ESTATE, WELLCLOSE-SQUARE. Ery ot.r) AND LEASEHOLD HOUSES. By PFTER COXE BURRELL and FOSTER, At Gartairefa, nit THURSDAY, December 12, at Tisclre. Lot 1. A FREEHULI) HOUSE, with fore ` a mart, fru, stories high, including the basement, • with n.O re, ioi sa mn a floor ' and e. 4,1431., eellilting, yard and back butlchog, situate N.. 2, nn toe North side of Wellettmea' square, to ttreetecUpertnis of W. Marshall, Esq. held till Mid summer nest, at 5 .1. per rumens. Lot 2. Two FREF.IIOI.T) 110 USES, NOI. 4 sod 0* the Nottli•side GI Weisdose square, Cott -tortes t ae,, won c losets, fore-cows yards, and bark ortildtrics, enivaitiang sena dry apartments, In tb, oCCUpa I.ql of Mr. Mate. • sod Mrs. I It.lthritise, nu Wet to Mr. Coster Hulthnus t. .01,0 ra,11 , 04 on Michaelmas, 111r17, at a ground rent .4 rawly !rtti. per a... GUM, for the two houses Lot 3 Two LF.ASCIIOI.O PRF.%II . 4FS, in A; •trtS.l l : s et. passace, in the twcupatimi of Mr. 1 . 1111["101).f. Coro-titer, atm his had natter to quit at Cinitunits sect, air the dwelling i Irtt to Mtraft. Or 100. an.l Henderson, toteteeinitsts, foe one yea, from Ntylsoimmer last, sit 'mud mots smonitti ,, e to :341. per annum Throe ;.o.syst.ts have as esisting tyres of 494 ream, at a ground -rent of 51. per annum. May be viewed, by !ease ot the tenants, eta At. s preceding the .4, by tickets, ursap s dicatmit to Ad...lss. P,ter C.. 5.., Bur. tell an-I Fnatyr, at No, 5, Throgiiiodonoteeet, and It, Pag- Mall, of whom Particulars may thee be had ; of Mesons Phil acid Ward, solicitors, Howard street, Strand; and at Lloyd's ..nd Oarrawsy's. • •••-• le()NDOP: :—Prott 4 by G. DAVIDSON, Ni.. No. 17, Duke's Octet, how Street, Covent Garden, end Puolished at Om Ogee, rt ,, b, . Aeck of St. Cu-menu Church,. Synod, In %V. STUCK, of No 7, New Reit .il Street, Legg Atte. 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