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r.- • ' " • •~ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • PLYMOUTH, soy. 17. • LAUNCIIES. 114 . . morning being rainy, many feared a disap n iintment would ensue. 'I he speaators of all ranks re numerous ; perhaps there was the greatest sot:tiler of carriages, genteel families. fie. ever known ' s.r etynruith Dock. The afrenuson clearing up, and t• e v•ind blowing from the S.E. the tide came in p fine fin the. purpose. At three &dock, the was nearly covered with boats, of differ le-.c,full of spetiators, to view thy. • sight. The Dark goes being op ned . •wo o ' clock, the yard was crow led betoi e and the surrounding bill was ct.ve:ed with ...wore. About four o'clock the l'iwas was ~ 1 1%1; the Circe shout half an hour Ate, ; and • r lrherttin at five o'clock. It is admitted' one of • 'nest, if not the finest, launch ever known No t i ; ieat nor vhcruninn happened. It is supposed • .C . )C 1 people witnessed thi, grind scene. avixusst, Nov. 18• - • - - • - - • e • Sailed this morning, the brs, Admiral Gower, A r Portsmouth. TCM , I , TII, NOV. 19. The "Pljr. ef 74 guns, Captain Pym, is dropped NO, to St. Helen's. from wh , nee she will proceed •ts rip the Channel Fleet, when the wind is fair. Arrived the /vs of MI guns, Vice Admiral Sir l'.rasmus Gower, Capt. Ommanney,trom Newfound. incl. She was nearly founds ring during her p.ts. .age, from her knee; being ?Inv.:, and the very neral infirm state of the ship. Chat good man, i.id brave officer, Sir I:. Gower, is confine] on award by illness, and has been so the greater part 01 - . I .le time, sine he *ailed from England. The I.tr pot into lorlsav for a few lours, during, I strong a . W. wind. She 'Altai with a fleet, co t.is:ing •twenteen s.til of vassels, five of which pa:red fire .lays after sailing; the ships for Bristol, parted on the 14th instant, and the remainder in the Chan nel. Also, the Marts, J.1111.1`So”, from London, bound to Jamaiel.—Wind,S.S.W. Sailed the Saracen sloop, Capt. Beauchamp, on a cruise. The Trimalh. Meductr, and 31.eilela, remain under quarantine. at the hintherbank. I hss /14/,..t0/t.5.,, of 74 guns, Captain Loring, is under orders to jnto the Channel fleet. in Nor. 19 _ _ _ arrived the Pr,qv Lan, sloop of war, from Pie mouth, with a convoy, and sailed for the River. Came down from Sheerness the tireet sloop of war. A rr i ve d t he r4amptea frig rte. and Oreclrt sloop of war, and several gan-brigs from oil the French Coast, and remain in the Downs with His Nlajesty's ships as pe:- last. Wind, S.W. Mows hard with rain. tritwtee, NOV 1. This morning some vestiges of the total wreck rf foreign ve,sel were found on the left hand side of the entry from the southward in Bras,ey Sound. On some pieces if the wreck are the following names: D. Grtroywe Ze, bode; and on two brass swivel guns, saved from said wreck, are engraved the words, &hip Nepal f at, J. P. Nero L. Buiseink, Ann!) 1;97. A mast, cable, and two dcad botlie. were found about three miles dist antftnm the wreck. The Die Erndre, Scheart, of Knningsherg, from PillAu to London, I,iden with wheAt And lints, drove a,linre in West l'oe, near S•tntsurgh-herd. Vessel And cargo a 'reek. Penple savrd. FROM 1.1%T. GsAsoeun, —Pass.ai t,v the Jaco'ra, Srondermaa, um IllorterdArn ; f tsdraght, Zzinatt ; and the Good IS-other', Espain, from Tuantog.o. Sail ,d the ...Spencer, Wood; for Jamaica • doddington, Mats. Ax St. N . •ncenrs ; —, '.rCadiz% Toe G •bc-aters, Me.srlruk, for T.lll , lllgen ; G ..n.4 r )itman ; Vreindecliap, U•eslaaod ; and the Fredenca, for Extbden 110•1• LP bAr Dneer.--.lle Illarosorry, Roller, Pow St. Thomas's; slat the Shanourt, Ds..i.ls, frost Limer.ck. At Cowes—the Merchant, etieee; from Dattmore. At Plymouth—the Lovely Quote, NewrotiEd . hod At L.e•rpool..-the D sir •. Bolden, It, from It rt. At I 0 , !..-..h 0 Marv, Chi..rd, tro.n Quebec. At Wodbr --the While, trout Archangel. At Leith—•ete Aume-E, from Vireinu. . _ At G..enium...".• Steang, from At Ire. Wnd.hou.c. R .at from At Lervinwiarry....the Mstserva. Rah.. ; Joist', —; atvl twehirr, (man R iv. . At Jtier-.the rar"e. fern Made~n . At Nikan.--tbe Chasteefirld, Wan*, iron !Se. Nutullarut LAIR ACT Or a L.LTI tit INOst A GINTLILMAit AT r DIVA YORK, To HIS TllitSts AT castrioss, so WHICH PEACA HE CCLONGS, DAIID SSP r. 10, Inns. l ~ •• •• Shortly after the date of my la s t l e tt e r, I went not as siaretcargo of one of my own vessels to Care . F. owo:‘, in the Island of St. Domirgo, where I , v.is de :lined from various causes for .shoo; :!Iree -. months; and, just as I was teasly to sail, a general massacre took place, in which all the white man. %tomer,, and children, were put to death. They were French, yet I did my best endeavours to save the lives of as many AS possibly I could; though perfe.ctly sensible at the time. I was barnrdino both ml .de and property ; I was discovered in t he et . 1 rit it. Tin Mtn a dungeon, condemned to be shot, and :.r yassel and cargo colitiscated. Nit. by the 4.. 0 '.. ;•.:cifetence and spitited conduct of the Ame r 11, 111 I. unsnl, I was liberated ms the fourth dry of • nsr con inernent, not knowing all the time what was •0 bare been my fate, being allowed to have cons. miinc atices with none. This dungeon was about the - largeness and form of a common b:tker's oven ; the heat ot which was so great, that I did not suppo.e I could possibly have lived four hours, much less four days, when I was first put in. Some of those whose lives I was endeavors ing to save, were young ladies f respell; they were yet alive, and hid in a baker's • ten, a; a time when about three thousand Isy de ed upon the street, end not a white face to be s Tn. Ally a few Americans, who were chiefly on board their ships. This was a ti. ing circumstance with me. IA second time did I make an attempt. and succeed ed in jar as to bring sisteen safe in New 1:Ink, lehicb was mi , :e than all the rest of the .Intercarts i n poet did, itosugh at.ont thirty in nundsct. Ws re ti to gsve y...iii a full titta'l .-1 the horrid nrardas i• not G.: v e‘cet.J the limit, of a letter, but be a psinful task : it was nothirg uncommon to see a . 1111) osaet pierce both tLe mother and the child in her 'Km, whilst the datigh:er was stripped of be clothes, and pat to death in the most rode and kith .aut mane:. too shoe/sang for Isataassity to relate.` - •NEW BREWERY. Yesterday a Meeting was held at the London Ta vern, of the Sithscribers to the New Establishment for brewing Genuine Malt Liquor, Mr. Wm. HALL, in tie Chair. The Chairman opened the business in a neat speech, and the Assembly consisted of up wards of three hundred subscribers. The resolu tions being read, several verbal alterations were proposed, after which the resolutions were unani mously agreed to. The opinions of two eminent Lawyers were then read, which gave every neces sary satisfaEtion to the meeting, as being decided and unequivocal in the legality and justice of the in tended institution. We never says• so large an as semblage, where so much order, decorum, and propriety prevailed; every Gentleman offered his opinion without interruption, and every article of the rules and regulations was discussed with tem per, and altered or approved according to the una nimous voice of the Subscribers. It appeared from the statements made, that the sum of money sub scribed, and the subscriptions, of which notice had been Aiveit, exceed 50,0001. Such was the im pression made by the disclosure of the plan, on winch this establishment is to be carried on, that the Subscribers took additional shares to a considerable amount. Thanks were then returned to the CFI A I It- MAN ; and every person present retired, thoroughly convinced, that an institution, which has prospered so much in the course of about five weeks, must be , eminently successful in the result. Indeed the har mony that prevailed among the parties, augurs, to a certainty, that the plan cannot fail of answering the most sanguine expeaations of the Subscribers, and the public, who are also materially interested in the nndertaking. FErER ,fT LEGHORN. 'ROM-VCR/IAI OF THE EXTRAORDINARY XtLETINO OF THE otTICERS OF HEALTH, CIVIL ARO NMI TART, •SSEMIPLED •T THE TOWN MOUSE OF LCOHORs. l'lt'S e!al, (the 17th of Oeso*, , er;; on the demand, and with the c of His Excellency, the Geneva! of Division Ver. die , Officer of the Legionof Honour, commanding the Fr 'n. h tt . 0. , In Etruria, And HU Excellency Gmeral De La vi!lele, Civil and Nfilitary Governor, for His Majesty the King o- I.l,lriAl and the Queen Regent, We, the Undersigned Sitio bers t.e Office Health, And <if Ilse Civil and Military old pitult of the city of Leghorn, and other l'hesiciAm., having been ineitd,roissulted, and requested to give, accoiding to our sirrationi.,..ns opinion on the important question, whether the Fever prevalent at Leghorn is real., contagious, and requires the precaution. n-ces.ary in such cases, assembled at the Town /louse of this city. in the presence of M. l'ardieu, Com missary at War, clia,gord with the service of the Division; slid, after htsioy lie.anl Dr. Lacoste, late Chief Phy onion in the and of St. Domingo, sent by the French Govent meat to collect the observations 4( pro tess.n..al men, to add to them his own, and to give as spend.!) as possible the details necessary for d •finitelv titin~ lire Pulilic opinion relative to the reality, or appearances more or less equivocal, on the contagious nature of those Nora which have aheadv diffused ton much alarm, and to a greater degree in fismgn countries than in this city: and, after collecting the sentiments of those present, we have decided unanimously that timse fever: are not at all contagious or pesti lential, and that the public need entertain no apprehension of their mores:. and consequences, though some of us imagines!, when tlio.e diseases hist appeared, that we perceived alarming symptoms, that mig^it have sane analngy to the terms which have once-mind sucii des-meatiness in ut..er paces ; from which opinion, however, the general siontinents, subsequent anti, vs tam, arid the present state of the disease, have induced thou isa rchnquish ; so that we can folly satiiity your iv-sportive t;oy e rn• unions, by declaring frankly and boldly, 'lnt the.- does Pot exit, and never has exidoil, At Leghorn, any contagious disease, re. qinring extraordinary nicasareson the I.4fi of the respes(.e Go vernments—Artie ...ores,. contrary to tranquillity, and the gen evil interest; at Cie same time, take upon ouredves the duty of communicating ta the pubic our daily °hien .$1.111.4 eel the subject in queitin. -...411.1 we hope we .4311 have occAsioit to publish nothing Out what is of a riursolAiory nature, (Signed i VERI)IER, G.ineird of Divii.ion, commanding the French Troops in the kingdom of Ft, ii .ja. L &VILLA:TIC, Limit General Letters are received from the reseriar. of Ifr guns. Capt. Litt.', c dated the lath of November, oil' Dungeness, which stare her sate arrival there, After being obliged most suddenly to slip and run before the gale, and proceed, with errtme difficuky, to a Bay on the west side of Dungeness. Unfortu nately. the re 4. as was the eastwatdmost ship, and, being to leeward, was obliged to Let go another anchor, as the ri•que was great: the wind being s. a n ty for her weathering the Ness Point, therefore she was obliged to ride the gale out 'till Sunday af• rernoon, when, from the violence of the hurricane, she pitched so heavily that the sea made a complete hicach over her, and there being but little water ;only one-fourth Iss there-at low water), Captain LT LI vt It AP was obliged to cut and put to sea, hay. ing only one anchor and cables left at her bows. At this time three brigs were beating to pieces on the shore, and entirely lost. The Officers all de• Clare it was a happy moment when the ship got under her storm stay rails, and fetched the Channel, the sea at times breaking over as high as her tops. rhe recucire is very leaky. One of the log anchors is fisheil up, which was left behind. A terrible accident happened nn Friday morn ing, in the Dock-yard. at Plymouth: as some of the sea:fold-men were taking down the remains of the scaffolding of the 114.4roata man ut war, of 120 cons, an upright post, supposed to be rotten at the luta. gave way trio soon, and in its fall crushed three of the workmen so violently, that one died on the spot, a sec .nd lived some hours and expired, but the third man is likely to recover. On Tuesday last, a very shocking affair occurred at Cottingham, in Yorksbire. A woman of that place having left a child, a few months old, in the cradle, alone, while she weat out upon some *tea sir n. and negligently omitted to shut the door, on her return found the child lying on the floor, and both of its hands nearly eaten off by a sow, which had found Ler way into the house. Sunday 'waning, about seven o'clock. several drunken weave's in George -street, Spitalrields, wan tonly insulted several Irish people in the same street, who were keeping a wake, which was resented with much indignation—when 4 mob were colleeted, which grew dangerous to the neighbourhood, %din were obliged to apply to the civil power for assist ance to d-.per c diem, which was not dune before several of the We 4% Cr i had received a severe drub bing. It was reported that one man was killed in the early part of Cie day. but fortunately he was found in a ruinous house asleep, with the marks of some severe boars on the faces which were not dangerous. On the appsarance of the peace-officers ot.lei was regor.d. .I / PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. MILITA !I Y PROMOTIONS. • C , lnssissinns aped 17 lord Trtgwrostit, rice Lieutenant of the Coen ref Surrey. Richmond Legion.+Maior Carrington Smith to be Lieute -113. D ded Scut 19, 1804. Captain Borough to be Majm, vice Smith, promoted. Dated as above. En-igie Jobs Forbes to be Captain, vice Borough, promoted Dated as above. Clapham I.egion.--Lienteinant Elliott to bz Captain, vice Ken yon, resigned Dited Sept. 19, 1804 F.itstio 11. Scrivener to be Lieutenant, vice Elliott, promoted. !dated as -.hove. Coildfoid and Blackheath Yeomen Cavalry.—Cornet W. Hayden to be Lieutenant, vice Vincent, rimened. Dated Sind. 2i, 1804. Richard H Budd, Gent. to be Cornet, Tice Harlon, promoted. Dated as above. Lisol Southwark Volunteer Infantry —First Lieutenant John jacks°n to be Captain, vice Thomson, resigned. Dated 13, Ibo 4. To be First Lieutenants.—Second I.ieetenant Marmadoke Shaw ' vice Marshall, resigned Doted a s ab o ve. Second Lieutenant Frederick Walsa , vice Jackson, proniotc,!, I)ated as above. Second Lieutenant Patrick Towniend Lightfoot, vice Burr promoted. Dated as above. To be Sceond Lieuten.ints--dames David de Beaume, Gent. vice ‘V.gisit, vriamoteit. Dated as above. RiehAtil !teat'', Gem. i ice Btu nett, resigned. Datoi as above. Id IC ginient of Surrey's oluuteers.—Major Burns Vi be Lieu teriaiit Colonei. I)atcd Oct. 27,1804 Captae B Shaw to be Major, vice Burns, promoted. Dated as above. Lieutenant Jos. York ilatton to he Captain. Dated as above. William Reeves, Gnu. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated as above. ..--.. --- Rifle Company.—John Robinvon, Gent. to be Second Lieu tenant, vice Bottle, resigneti. Dated a above. B.‘NKRUPTCT ENLARGED. Thomas Mail, of Brook-street, in the Parish of St. Pancras, Midalle , ex, stone- mason, hunt Nor. 24th, to 11th D. at ten, at Guildhall , London. BANKRUPTS. John Champion, late of Matto,,, Woreetter.hire, but now of Edgebiston, \Vm‘vickvhite, wire.nianufacturer, to ..urre. der Nov. 30, at four, Dec. 1, and Jan. 1, at eleven, at the He., and Chickens Hotel, New-street, Birmingham. Attorney., Mr. Pritchard Smith, Birmingham i and Mr. Cave, Holborn coon, Grar'i lain, London. Alice Roston , of Manchester, machine-maker, to sur render Dee. 13, 14, and Jan. 1, at three, at the Bridgewater- Arms Inn, Mancheder. Attorney., Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Manchester ; and Mr. Thomas Cursitor-street, London. George nagsliaw Browne, of Newport, Salop, pinnitler. surrender De.. 20, at five. 11, at ten, an I jaw 1, at tweite, at the Red Linn Inn, Newport. Attorneys, MEfari. &raters and Martin, Furnival'elnn, London; and :I,lr. Samuel Stan• ley, Newport. Matthew Lewtas the younger, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender Dec. 11, 12, and Jaw. 1, at twelve, at the (;lobe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Le.gh, Bs& mit .street, Liverpool. Joseph W.kod, .a 1 Andenshaw, in the parish of Ashtnn. unter.Lyne, Lancashire, cotton-epainer, to siiirendn Dec. 1, It, and Jan. 1, at three. at Hilldge s Tavern, M.nacbester. Attorneys, Mears. Kay and Renshaw, Manchester. T/1%1 DENI`S. Dee. 11. Thomas &unman, of !large-lard, London, Manchester wa:enou emau, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 11. Thomas Heaviside, of Raree.yard, Ruckler.biary, Lando°, Manchester warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 11. TII..MAI Wrg,ull , late of kines.Lvan, Norfolk, iron -founder, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Ring's Lynn. Dar. 17. r 110.113, Bluth, of Dinningham, factor, at twelve, at the George Inn, in Digbeth, ilirininghent. Dec.2al Willis:, Homed, of the Sun wharf, in the parish of St. John, Wapinut, Middlesex, and of Green Wink, in the 'swish of S411:11 George in the List, in the said county, mhadingeir, atelieven, at Guildhall, Losslota. Die. IS. Richard Rowley Walk nu, of the Stand, Middle- . sex, halsesdasher, at ten, at Guddliall, London. Dee. 12 Henry Leans, "(Caine, Wilts, clothier, at e:even, a? the Wi.ita Hart inn, in VAIN: De: le. Charles Ihyln, of Fr nelturch-creet, I.onlon, truth :nit r, at tan, at (kohl/lan. Dec. I.S. ASsalom Mani', of Aldgate, London, jeweller, at one, at Guildhall. Dec WintentCrinJohnston, of Rend • cant, Walbtook, Lonslin, onrisl,ant, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFIC.%Ti:S--I)Le. 11. John Prier ainl toieph Tucker, of the &mune', Iligh-street, hosier.. William Green, of Rom( Evwx, linen•d, iner. Edward Dile., late of Wardrohe.plat., Doctor's Commesi., Loodon, and afterwards of Piccadilly, !Stain -vex, optician. Stephen Verey. of Melksham, Wilts, money-covet:ter. John Ruleinc, of Liver...el, Lancaster, And Wiltiain Lever, of Manchester, menhatit. - 1111S4PPLICA N TIO iittur.4Rr BAT HORSES. The following Regulation has been lately issued by the Commander in Chief, from tLe IVar-Otice, and circulated throughout the Army : GENERAL ORDER. MONIC GUARDS. It having b rairemoteal to His RroalllM,neoiheC.Orn ma,ider in Chief, c•. 4 m foamy Glica toe trat..lionse* of the re mcnt are put C.. ..,...mper u.e. ; ao,l that, on entimpeence of the herrttary at WS(' CI•eU, ar I.etter, of the t 1 of hole la.t, to the Commanalmg thßeer. of Retiinent4,Capteins of Troops and Ciiinpunim ermeetve that they have a pereiv•• , oropertv in horn., allon.al for the um of lb,. respective Troupe and Companier, and .t eh, are at lob , rty to appropriate then to Prime pur,i ae.., 40,01 ammas as they are n.* required for the d ity •if the Repine-..t • tie Soya, 11-g:•neos desires 4 mar be old ratod, that the i•l•at ati.h horse. being rose private priet.,:* .4 Captain* of Terrine end Coinpaniet w ern. and l 1.. Reveal Highery praot.vely forbid.. their huiwg weed as pri,ote md.lle to draught hors and charge* Com manding 10+. e, .3( IL'iinientb V. We VS It 1 , .. 1/1.4,.;. ICAtinn 14 made of but they are at all time* to he held in a elate of mottos*. for the service for *loch they have Irmo pmvided, .or tenet,: the camp betties"( the Regiment, any other public fluty in which the Genera', or Orfeer co nniamling trot B isodz, may 4 inell it nem-teary m employ the it. And 11. Royal Mishima* further pbeeieall to order, that cam e bottle hones of regiments, together soh the bef.horsea far CJITIFI• g the eurteme• clue, to- latent .s!“ . 1 pApet4, tie car. rage M amrouaittat . and f.,!..er.. g cot. 111411 le' :ftularly mustered e! T-0.. parade, the ver oi each C'4414. A!. , 1 i:.-•• ntly to mark the lAr• p 04,1 for which them horse. a. • ••ided, ant effect. ' le t o deur iy the idea of their being • , ..VAlt pipets', the Cons mander in Chief d recta the number or iiiitta:4 of the Reg*. inent to which they being to he dietinctly in the 'oat, if the near .tierade, of each hone, with letter II iii.l , deatti. The execution of this order, with the rate of the bat hmsea, is to he notified at the (vote( each monthly return Ry tinder a His Royal Melones, Sigurd) HARRY C \LVERT Last Saturday, as a boy was getting out of a wag gon, which his father was driving, on the Brighton Road, ncAr I.esves Barracks, he fell unier the wheels, which passed over one of his kgs, but for tunately without breaking the bones. On Thursday night, between seven and eight o'clock, three soldiers attacked Mr. Ltrru, of %% ai rner Court, on his r►turn from Sands ich. and, after robbing him of about 701 beat him most cruelly, And left him frit dead. He was, however, soon after found, by an alarm having been given, on the ar rival of his horse at the turnpike -gate, without a rider. The villains have since been discovered, and are now in :nand:, Ticso4t, Not.t. Vtive r . I ....... 411.41 1........ Lt.bn ........ w t -1 ....... 60 D6bIN ....... 141 COURSE OF EXCHA, Amsterdam ... • 38 J y U. Ditto at Sight 37 7 kutterJam C. F 12 2 1.1 - Hamburg 33 6 VIM Alton.) 3 7 VIU 113 4 LO. DAD. 2 Us l3 11 linunteaux 45 12 motod Ditto Ca. 1.2 Ditto Lt. Leghoin Genoa 4)Liv Pk Dubin .3.1 Lando, I Nov.lB ............... 13: a H •Ift.t On Lond on (N ov . 12) ....... • .............. Kelfist on liublin tdatu) •• • 7 }Lll • I •111.11.1• N. f P. , rNigal Gal ti Ci e a..d Mars wog... 4 New lil!a.g ....... g ' Srlrer in Pars ...... g New [Auk eaeb... • . n Agio on the Rank . 4 u ~ 4i per Cent. PRICE OP STOCKS vaircitoAr.' Rank Stock 3 pet Cent. Red. US ;t• 44/i 3 per Cent Conga s • 14 4 per Cent • ... '44 3: 5 per Cent Nary ... 'Ail. 5 per Cent. I.otalty . SO, 11.ong Annuities 161154; 03thi.iin 8 4 India Stuck ... ... IE4I F‘cherpter Kin, Par, 1; 4,. Vila. Lottery Tickets . 181.71. Camels kw. :. 531 T. RIM. tkoek•BP•kr, 4, Coenlllll, and 9, Charait(•• PRICE OF IRISIi STOGIN, Nov. le Government Debentures 9 pe►unt. 90 HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDOW 3 min. after 5. - RI PITHS. On the 31 ingunt, Lady Alain rearing, of Over Pzlver, aha •.4 a son and heir. ( i t`..r 29th ult. the Right lion. Lady Elisabeth T.: Lady ut Dean of Exeter, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Thurodae. at Wi , .tert) ~, r,e, Ay Cm Rev Mr. rad G Flilnotme, rag. of Bristol, to M. 64 If Brown, y%4:4 chef/bur of James Brown, E q. of Ifambr.A.M.llo,,se l G eesters!,ire Same day, at Great Mintier!, by the Are.derl Coxe s James HtF.ey, E.;. t %I sa Ulm:use o .1. oentlii of Edward Flittxmiti, ut Little ILinfo,tl Weenesclayta.t, the yogurt:et sots of fiyitfiaw B I Esq of Erenload, in W-rcesteshlre s to Mia e.l daugl ler of the late Mr. Bulky, Sargent', of Clitty,in;NJT Yesterday se'nninlit, at Elonlieuit St. Marv, Mr I 1 Sanger to Mies I of that place. The Bann procee.!iug to church war truly neve!, they beim &ern.. . to the hymeneal altar by no lea than seven couple, lOW* fivaig, preceded by a violin. At I . 4ewcaule, Captain William Charlton, of t! e Rl-1 N lye, t I)avidson. only d hig)ner of Cie late 111.,1 Day etcon, c.erk of the peace fa: . the cou.aty of DE I.TUS. tt.- Stlt instant, at Elements, Cloleesiershir., Her Tmige, Esq. sun of the late Dr. T,nage, of grissud,and fatte Maim W. Twigs., of the Toc..lituitt a ,, Velapteurs. lht Satlirdas, at Lymingtop, die Lady d Lisszt...Cel. Fpm Tate of Cie tote Guards. Lately, at Easvamnie, Sussex, Sameel Jacobs, Esq. tenet sh.l ray am txr. of the N rr.h Hants Regiment of if i t Lately, in B•dfordnure, of a disappointtpent fa Isar, a reyed f 4 three years pi on her spirits, Mies Eltaa &shop, anitablc and aet:inionsh...d young lad;. SALES B 1 AUCTION. Valuable FR EF.IIOI.D FARM and TA - TDIES, NOR ANIFTQNSIIIRF Ry Mews. SRINNIFX, D 1 Kt', an I Co. At Gummy's, on MONDAY', December 3, a! Tr' ol:;..k, or One I.ot, EX A VALUAIII-E and very desirable FREE HOLD FARM, situate in the Pa-i.n Itehene*, divl.lcd by the hieh r,ad, and bounded bs the Alec, Nene.o Mile from Vii - ullingborotigh, auA she, t Thivteen from Nor ampton C...tupr.ilig the Faro. ago Farm. rerurdising Acres of inclowd ntm, geaiing, aresd•so, and fett.'e An Land, free of Great Tythes, a very rod Dwell: g Offices, and Godens, with every riere.saty Oat bui.d.nt. gethcr with the Inimorniat • Tythes of Corn, C;raia and H • amain from about Newentv Acres old inclosed Land, in t r.eoessiot of an unexeeptionaMe good Tenant, whore Lase expires at Alichaelma 1836, excr3 10 Acres. Deli it.. year to year, at rents amounting. in 3oas..per ann. of increase at the expiration of the term. Also the us: , -). priaieGreat Trthes of corn, grain, and hAy, ternkig from IJS acl .4.4' old inclosed laud h ad. Ma, 112 V: ZWell . ant p. , sited ParticuLrs had at the Gt qt liertham. , •orr ; Hind, ; own. 1 eiceste ; Swans, !Sluices /obo °ugh and Sc pat Neel; Giriit;•. %%reborn ; of tile Printer or the Nortrtainpron„ Leicester, ar;i Clweitrc ; or Mr. Geldard, Solicitor, Grav%i-ie Mews So.o; tor,. ,oriiiteh ; at the Plaine sae; and r.f Messrs. Sirrniter, Dyke, and Co. Aldericateet. Tom( OF ILXIIR rx;r, DDLESr.i. By Mr. CHIUS riv., At ate Gera: Rolm, lit Pat Afa.i, cos TUFSDAT.Dwert .O " 4, 4 One, in THREE LOTS,* o,4er the teq. d^c.ased, ACAPITAL. Sub.tantiAl, and Inns: Carmel' FREF.Ii()LD u%IpT.I.L.IPIG. with two %tabling for ~.:r I 1-n,e., tli;e„-s of every &seriph" f.:.chera eacAlent Fruit Wag., t. • 31 the TO% aat UDAMIdie. Mid.levett. The Fr • fotar :tat Ape . ..Tett. on e.ch Floor, Gee of 1:1 , 1r. D•nati: tri..rn, I*, r,t 2., Ith Citillit P...,fet air calumet, the uindtrws to the or. poling jinn a heltri r rfasure diserated wit 4 La en, Otchard, and Sheer and terrace-A by a a k ti the bank of a c' str..wrn. aaoundety T•vut .ad o h r Felt, V...ren.h Aied‘ea. -paciou• Cold Bath.. c. the • in co opi.t• a : e!epnt under, forming a nest eurable ,e.tdence fee • va imm London. 1;• twe neat .11.4 tom aft Hlux. carutcanE^: .quak;:t de4ghtful V.,-w with th•• tArm.s..o • lizautiful Cnote:e. st.th Of ice. , Go 3.‘ . Ada. be o ALeplev., Wttla:...day. an! Fti. a two., tt e If ova or an: and Four, with I'icktt. owl ) , le ;• bat I r al!man. Tu AGENTs, WItULESALE TRADERIi, • .d Ur Mr. ssn it. At Dwriaw an WEDNESDAY, D. e s• I! ASP ACIOUS desirable L I. EST %TR, emeranaing the extensive hen.rva 0 Wela-mee ni Leteemet-p'hee, Leieeatet held', in the r, tiara of Mr. 414. Days liittl-tiraprys, retarilig foam 60 • excellent ft ad and trek wireh.uirg, and two hoo dee:hr i g t: - roses attend t../ the ISIDe, containing was'. • feet in fr.g.t, and 45 feet in depth, a .in eruiliti,ig nurtavuua awy bed.chatotery dining and Loot idvi•onfa nat, in excellent ard; r, with offices 4 e seriatoon. Th• otPialua are r,le.Ay Ayeaustale for a b... • I house, iau!!•.: 45:es, of a Gent.einara of enunciate in Amigos a the !sr. Half the pirch.oe-tbongl may rent • mortgage to' three year. 1 1 .1. y f.ut del the Sale, and P • lari, had on Preinwes, at the Itneti-Ys fiend Co'ifs Clianc,platte; White Hone, Feeet-la..e; solo a rS l • Necks, I,a! Lane ; %Iceland's Coffee-house, thee . . :s.. • ilwomeas'a t end of Mt. Smith, Ne r;.', Broad , the Royal Lachance. - LONDON ••••!., in ted by 0 D 5.% N.. W. greet, St. el,esioat's. and prell.t.ei W WEST, Ai" No. 13. Sack of St. Cleitteses C`tureb, Straw& • :• 01 Q-Ae3 kr et? Paw kc (pot paid) we: be d 4.7 AIWA* * -S . 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