The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-09-10 00:00:00

Ndr.lL IArTELtMENCE. Ta our inner 4 Wednesday the 29+ ult. we Meatitated the arrival at Lexington, of ...epivation of Oat Osage Indiads, from Kentucky, on th-ir way to Washittzton, to visit the Pr silent of the States. The following particulars resiwEti vg them out of harhour cue Sweets fr: g ate, C totain me communicated in a•-merkan papers since re ; and the Af.-ptie. of 16 guns, Car. rt renter.. ceivedk .Voitietia fri • ate, Captain Somerville, ?Ist re born a four month.' cruise, is stripped at ad, previous to her getting nes- rigging up. rt.r3ovrit, *CPT. 4. le:I. the Pre.-rat 2 4 , , ,/, man of veer. Pluer and 'ser on, :leaps of war, o:t a cruise ; !Mee". sloop Jr. with several vessels under convoy fur the ; L f d', 1414;•ilte and the Tr.:::.6,i4gc, d ships, for Cork. Wind F. S. E. TAVVIUTII, SEPT. 6. It hack, by contrary winds, the Primer .f Wales for Lishm..which sailed yesterday. -raved the Ilarleptits, armed ship. from Ply ) OSAGE lArb I AA'S. FOR rsmourn, am. 7: r vei t e 4.:venture, ----, and the Rambler, 'rota tire South Sims; Bell, and the tor Quebec, from the Downs. d the 1,1011 Cuttzr, ‘si:.h a coneoy for the IS. TIARKICH, SEPT. 7. .Nektr:d patk*t. Capt. Bridge, at , ived last r wit's the !lusura mails, sev 1.4 passengers, and vruits. Be !Yana, Capt. Osborne, sailed this morning the m t:'s cf . the 4th, I(sr Huston. -ame date for Gottenborgh, aie packet is expetted every Ole. YARMOUTH. SEPI. 7. Roads the Fanny hired armed hiig gun-brig ; Fannie hired armed .'neurgis and /).4Ar cutters ; the eorrri , ll. Wind S.S.W. jesty's a^rp Cr •se: w is launch .d Ars! of Mr. Islathrniel Palmer; ,me Air, intended to carry poen/Jets, anJ had a very tine As witnessed by a great number of b-tore the cruel went off, a scaf number of persons had im m-elves. urf , rtunately broke 'mai people were severely hurt, igh btoittm. DEM., srPT. 7. Nnmb ft oin Dan;. neu I Trgrevt, rivalltoued, and Joekei, kico.lorne ; and remain in :he as per 14 .t. ud At this p 1 ice yestPrday, vw•.ts between the Ch,toto , o, dey, the Orestes sloop of wat. the Jocion run-brig, Lieut fifty •ail of the enemy's flotill several gun•hrigs, &c • from close undet the proteaion of escaped into B ul •Rne and sloop had several sh,..t struck. in her top-malts.—Wind FROM LL()YDb LIST. • aviators Se.T 7 d ha th. Nonpapail, Chap from Pairriir‘; P. % .t, a 'tit Siturd aux; Lo``, Fivt. Fr, Pre ; Tate Gebnakts, . Tun Brother., Ill•nd ich 1 an I fly V MArr., ...3 F , thcion. Sattert t.e V toe. tt .1 ate an,' the ‘'row, 8.1741. - SCP•Zi - n Wednesday, 7trifrn Masser', aline Afortssi, lobbing Om wAtelionst of Mr. Joyco, of r resh L• of a rge quantity of surerfine cloth, an, cis Camect 11,,ry Warw.. for stealing various • w-re ete , itted at Ilch•sier. Abuts! ter tk. the Shcritt took them out of the c nary rt the pl.ice of er.ention. Mom vers . and JP.rne wore. 11•LTIP4011C, JUIN' '23. The Chiefs .front the Osage nation of Indians, with their King, at rived irt town yesterday, from toe Federal city. 'file following descript of these stranzers will give our readers some idea of th. it persons and clisonsitionst•hut, whet may excite their curiosity much more, is a military anecdote, whit WAS related to ns by an intelligent gentleman, this winning. Their king, with IS warriors, s .me years ago, intercepted a Spanish convoy with ingot, going acre*: the isthmus of Darien, and loided themselves with the rich booty ; they were, how ever. afterwards overtaken by super,or force, and obliged to surrender their trotturre 'With $OO stand of tune{ its they think they could become purveyors to the mint of the United States, and supply it in pro fu,ion with ingots from the Spanish mines. at first to rrect th-ir fate v. ith much i - erce ; hut P. re: wee truly penitent. Just as me to the fatal spat, 11/;,;Lers took their three and threw them into a light cart from Ditto's, waited to receive their Isodi..s ; he then ad '', the populace, anal begged them to talc ing by t!seir end, and keep good company ; for s associating with well.known bad charatters, t b-oueht them to that place. Those arm y the last words he uttered; and the cart drew F. whilst tile three rnAleta.9..rs, pact enlarit hem, ejaculat'd moot fervent payers The body Loo.rrs .‘ac lost ight brought to %Vest's's, neat and tivie of Carnes and leaner were e.,fleriei itton. COMNIVNIC ‘TION. The Osage indien Chiefs are ir e in Washington. T 1:y were induced by Captain Lewis to visit the Pr: • lent, w:inm they term their Gr..at Father. T t r inhabit :he h inks of the Ott :e River, about 50 1 tidies rip the Nlis.ouri. and 1.530 fro ti the city of Washiirttnn. 'lle writer of this communication has received letter from a friend, giving the fol. loging dese,ininn of t hes e Chi e f s : Their dress ,h-ws hat their app oaehes towards civilisation are' very l.mited tl.ey wear simply a flap to conceal tl:e emblems of their sex, mad a belt around the orer.unerred with leathers ' the tnsks of hogs, hnnes, Stz. noir stature is frem 6 fe et to 6 feet three inche.s. 'they have two boys with them, who promise to rival the men in size. Their complexion is light,..ostsl fiyir countenances are indicative or 1-ss tat' city a::1 more Intelligence ban the writer nf the letter has observed in any p ople: He vet y jusly '(if he Has; desc:ibed them accurately, of which no dnubt .can eitist) remarks, that Ilieffin can produce no fa Fnglisoman ur meagre French. man supsrinr to these people. It is now cer: lin :hat Captain Lewis has removed all iihstaeles to-his jour ey ; and is pint...riling with twenty-one naive Antes icans, who are prepared to meet the diffi.ailties and dangers they must Vora i tably encounter. It is essential to the success •tf thus enterprise, that a degree of enthusiasm ah old se ke e n :dive in this little band of adventurers ; and sorely no men is better calcuiatsi ; I inspire this ardour than Ciptaiti Lewis. [Rieh,seed ( Virg.) Enquirer. On Tuesday pestling the Osage Ciefs in :he pretence of the Presid•nt, the Ink], of departments, and a huge colicoinse of ladies and gentlemen, ..xlithited a very intcrestirg spe,lacle, ptiacipally composed of the war dances in various form, fhe speßacl.: was exhibited in an open area, hand somdy lighted by ]amps, in which seats were as s the Officers of Gov , rnment, Ladies. and the Kirg tit the Osages, who was the only Chef that .1 d net take a part in the dance The entertainment was aceompanird by t. :e lialian band. We regret our taability, trnm not lsein7 present, of giving an ask :pate idea of the sitettacle.— (Nut. Ltd. Jets 20.) a! Ift•CT QV' • Lirras WilspitiGTON, To wrnigh the confe.sinn of Calms (the horse sr), two pieces of Mr. loyces -loth were yam. 'bumf at the bottom of an expended coal-pit, in igh ho tat hood. per the execution, a man was placed in the pil for an assault on a child. Whatever pity th." men who had just forfeited their lives to the sof their country, might hare claimed, it Was igesi to resentrn nt against this culprit. The ators, for the tint half hour, roughly treated with apples, egg., cucumbers, and dirt; ;hese es of ammunition bring expended, he began to ve a few yaks of stones; ;tut the exertion of Ecaormin and his constables, who took throe tr assailan , l into custody, the wretch cam» off at - lv i , cll but the moment his head was libe -1 f•oin its wooden frame, he audaciously took i fa: and gave three cheers ; this so much in thy mob, that it was with the greatest dilfi. he was conveyed back to the gaol in safety. . - . le follOVelflg oned, and the Commanders appo n:e d to !hem, :tended to reinforce our squadron M tftc• Downs: G.nrg.• AneeTw.p . to the . Itirlle4o ,l e. .tofuClia.te, . • • • • Juba Nils*, Juiin Davie. • Per. , •ter. Iticliattl l'ilw.lit , a. Mehra .4 Beefora. George Yoonchoe ,, sol, . . . Hewett:. (hoer Roos Themes *bite, William M'.tce, Georse Burgos:Ic:S.A. . . James A , .1 , 3 S., ‘nar•,/n. Inialt.vd Davey, • • • . . tai.aana. -111 v dna. %toe, James rital•r Th Now t fislritor. WilliArn !lushes, • • . rest number of stout ous 111:IGS are fitting in 4iver with all possit,!e dispatch ; , o that every sure of defence will coral be rendered so COW. I as to defy the utmost ed4rts of our enemies. • co. elision:pass IN NALTINUOIC. " l'he Osage, Indian , . who lately Arrived in the city. were ni Tuesday escorted by the Prw.ident, and seirtal officers of the general government, to the isr.ory Yard. for the purpose cf vim% ing the U. S. igat"s• VW;ha SWIM, aid Cle• arra/ Greer', now lying in the Eastern Branch. As they were stringer% to any tiling til the kind, it was ex •reted t u y would have expressed a per. degree •if surprise at the sight of a large vessel of war; but it is a trait. very extraordinary in those men, sot In seem surprixd at any objed, however great, whii.h may meet their eye. Upon ti eir arrival near ere Nave Yard, they were met by the Italian hand, and coaduaed toe/Ards the vessels, where a federa salute nas fired. Imm:diately upon the discharge of the first gun, the signals and flags of die differ ent nations, agreeably to previous arran:tements, we. e !rived in a moment. hut without ex iting in them the lc:me:notion, except an expression of cats fittionat this :milk of disrinetion :hewn them. " They are vet y much pleased the attention paid them by the goverdment, and endeavour to evince it by a reyeaful demeanour to the odivers and citizen. geitetaily. They are stout, well-made men ; and though counted' very letociuus, have the appearance of being the most pethhel &wives I have et-er seen. Yon will be able to form a snore corre.9 idea of them, as they will shorty visit Bal timore, and from thence proceed to Philadelphia, New-York, and, perhaps. to Boston. " They have receivid their presents from Govern. nient, and are friendly disposed. " In order to shrw their gratitude to the eiti7ens of this place, for their polite attention, a circular piece of around Was inclosed yeterday aftetti -on, in which, at the seiting fke &a, they presented the inhabitants with a new species of entertainment, TUC WAR DANCE. Of this I can give you no idea ; tht retort, 1-will not attempt it They were painted and dressed in their war 4.7t-Is. A numerous and rei;e3ahle company were present, amounting, it is sup prised, to near 3,000, among whom were, the Pre,bient of the United States, and many of the ()dicers of the General Government. The sight was novel, and of course gave general satislataion." The Veal', French privateer, captured by the East-Indiaman, and arrived at Pl vniiiiith, is or dered to be immediately surveyed for Hi; MAJESTY'S service. Captain PrPIDZII is aprninted to the command of the Pioilagend, of 74 guns, at Ikal. A distressing ocenrience happened a few days ago at Burlington :—. \ person of the name rf ClteSatr. an inhabitant of Gr.ty.tock, in Cumber land, went. amongst manyoshers, to an entata,n ment g iven by the Duke of NORTIMMIIe.RLAVD, where he ate and drank so immoderately, that he was no longer alste to sustain it; and, after linger ing for some time, notwithstanding every medical w.,iitAnce, was at last relieved from his exctuci ming agonies by the friendly interposition of death ! MAR/1140LS. Lately, at St. Chad's, Shrewsbery, by the if,. Thomas &minim. Samuel A nu. 1 . 1,, Esq. al Sutton upset-Trent, to \La Fowler, unly alusg'ita t of the late Charles Fowler, E. of Shrestsb.UV. lau-ly, at Stamford, John lt. , :wr.lson, F.e. of eh. Middle T•qt.."o, to Meg flarrict 11 4cCOlld dollibter of Slr Ch. rle. brave limb .X tat:lo, Leice , ters..ite 'rue rtsy last, at Norwich, by tin, RP,. Mr. 111011 M./ Mr. Adam Tsvlor, jun. nf that city, to Mies Brooke, daughter of Mr. &voice, of Framinitharn. Lately, at St. Wee" Church, N 'mulch, by the Rte. Robert PVT, Thema Back, jun. Lyqe banker, ut that city, to Miss H afield, (laughter of the late John Hatfield. Eat. banker. Lately, by the John Pairidge, at "it. Luke' Chanel, Norwich, the Key. Peter Htnvh , to M.ye Mary Partridge, built of the Precinets of the t'athedral at Norwich. DEATHS. Tuesday last. at Hingham, after a lingering illness, steel M. George Jo . lrrll , attorney at law, eldest simi of the late Rev. Da,nICI Jodrell, formerly Reßoe of the place. SinlP ,'aged (.6, i.ntlaa WOO 4, N 1) of C4rherter. Lite'r, at Searhor.roeh :where %he had armed (or the r e. coverr of her ltr..lth), !lies Darwin, sister to Williams brown Derain, E.g. I.at Mb S 4, Mt. Jorreph Marshall, of St. Mare'e.—ln the year 1771, he sold' house to the parish of rdoefield, fru an annuity of SOL which he enjoyed for thirty-th.ee ea r ., go the it produeed him , io that purrod, welrly 130n1. (hi the f:2l of Ar•an,t, -if a paralytic stroke, it Rrndine, Berle., the Rev. WJ'ia.n W,nkwn th , C,4;.10 0 of 54. S o . tine; 9omeow/4 and to the county of Song. LON DO? :—P.lnted by 4; DAviDs4. Na. 3 5. " r i g) " molt, St. Clements, and nbhalled f.y W. WEST, st 1)4 office, Nn. IS, B.ck of Si.Cieme , ', enurch, Strand, where Ards fir the Ner,&c. (poet pa 1, Ina bedall steetaai' M• he mails of the ram ,detained here. he Lady Frraices pac 1 i rrived in the Roads 'Drake cutter. Kited the Cr VlOr , and Prinvaa R later. to Liverp, *Peril.) y I lis M jest' from the dock-yar. is A very handsor it this y-two !Mel' A, which was war !fators Just be•tore on which a great kmtly placed ,n. by which !ere ca boy had his thigh wrived the 1,mt , 4 ger armed .hip, Tuy, .brigs, from off ho am, with the ships a he heavy firing heal ) the French coast. ire, Captain tlnt7nle tan Brnwn, and yard, and about fif fisting n(a pram, which kept cl batteries, and es us ;.. the Orevtes slo, received damage FROM S,ITURD.4I 7 NIGHT'S GAZETTE. SeN. R. The King has Nee° pleased to grant to the Rev W Long. Clerk, bachelor t,f Laws. the place and iligt.ity of a Prebendary of the Free Ch Tel of S. ,eorge, in the C4.tle of Windsor, void by the death of the Rev. Edward Wilson. Tree-CY/Fee, Sept. 8, 1584. Rveinsetit of Font Givel.--hovign Charles Man i m,I Christie to be Lieutenant, by pa:chase, vice Plunkett, _ ht Regiment of Foot—Rrevet Llootortont-Colonel Henry EoCcide, from t'•e 910 F4oi, N be Major. 3.1 Ilitto.—Colonel John Hl.re, flow dos "4th Foot, to be Livertarut Colonel. _ 7t1CD.14--Capt. Thornpliilus Prit 4 ller t from the nit Light Dragoon., t•i be Major - _ Intia Ditto—William I‘Tailwaring,Gmt to ht•. Fillip. !4th Regiment of Foot—Lleutiniant Colonel Reid•ilph Mar riott, from the 11th Battalion or Itanovve, to be Lieutenant- Col inel, vice laliire, 'tweeted to the 3,1 F , eit. 43th Ditto—Rrevet Major Andrew Patton, burn the 91k1 Foot, to be Itfa4.tr. Melt Ditto - Z.Ca;e. Brook Henry Young to be Major, without outehmte, vice Folsgorakt, promoted 62d bat ..—itevet Major Thomas Bucheley C.asspbell, from th • 66th F wr , t.. oe M. or. sth 114ttJhuil of Raie.ve—.Capt. SAIIIIIOI Taylor Popham, from the 23th Pool, to be M.', •r, vice Adam, omelet et loth Dttto--.C..apt. James Guthrie, from the tiGtli Foot, to be Mai,r, vice -11, appointed to the 40111 Foot. 1 lib Ditto..-Maur Alexander Wallace, from tit. 58th Foot, to be Lieinerialit.Crliniel, viot Marriott, appointed to the 24th root 14th Ditto—Capt. Daniel Coign?loon, from the itilth Foot, to lie Major. vita Gordon, promoted in the sa Battalion. BREVET. Robert &marl STar - ro — lir, - Wottalf-psy of the late 111th Foot, to be a Iltiewlier.Geneed to the F sen log wider the Co.nosnel of Lieutenan!-Generat Sir William Myers, to the IVest In ties. CM11,4i./iOlll signed fos the Vier Lif: 1 111,111r of ant C.onty .f S irrey dated Auart4 24, Ili 4. Lnva' B , iithwurk Vreui Pere. Lieutenant James Borges to be Ci,.taw s vice R. Gummi, rv.igned John Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Barker, re vg J 31.1 M.D,rniott, GAIL to be datri, vise R. Hoßu s re signed. ItANKRUPTCY SUPPRSFFIED. John Lacing, of Liver,Kkot, and ‘Vdisam Lever, of Man clamor, u.e..hau•a. lfl INKRUPTS. Jonathan Meld, of Mouthiniarer, F.asex, surer, to emr te•eel,e 0.1 6, 1 e, a.oi in, at twelve, at Lonjon. Arturo . er Mr Cooing, Karel tra hand nes, Ho' born. John , ..ow or 141! of 1.0 rkin -eroent• r, to au , tender Sy.4. Ile at twelve, Is, A ei.V,ll. • - ed Ora re, •it ten, a t tlohiliall Attne.ier. Oletalrd, mite.. p.a... 'Mona% S;eeerl, late of Ctienori droemege, to 4turoader Sept. 21, at s •weri, 22, and Oct. tO at teP at Geli'd.lall. At neon..., Messrs. Nicholls and Nentleshyie, Quecnatreet, Ctioasirte. Henry Cowley, °Fryman* Dock, Iletrinthire, t , surread .r Scl,t. 11, at t %else, lee, at cke , o, ail Chi 2J, of ten, at (Leihileall, London. Attorney, Me. Kayll, Towcr 1(0,41, London. Georg.. Arlsnre, Itte of Sh e, Donetshire, butcher, to 4urrender Sept do, 2t, and Oct. SO, at e'eren, at the Fla;;'- Mson Inn, in Sh Arenr. Atro•ne't, Mr. Foot, Sherburne; a•rd Mr Alex aler, 11 , d6irsdrow, Lordna. John Lestei, Kt Lirrn , ersadmerehent. to eurfeeda r Sept. 12, It, ond Orr. tn, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mears. Wrucht end Boer', Chancery-lane. Joseph ins, note or late of Sherbome, Duraetahlre, mercer. to aute.ott :r Sept. 20, 21, @set Oct 20, at eler-n, et the Wl:nom Inn, Sher acne. Attorneys, Messrs. t'catirds rad Sun, Peltip-court, Temple, London DIVIDENDS. Oct 13. Thomas Balm, and John Billing, at Holborn, nom-dr:Tem, at one, at Guddh . ill. Ov. 4. Milne 11.nrher and A Arm, Wh now or 1.. t. of Lv •rro.J, ni-rehesits, at nine, at the Wittig Tavern, John t -•, Llw•rpool Oil 4. Mile• Marker, Samuel Sande., and Andrew White, r•risi er lit.. of f.iv,m,innl, niettha.its, at nine, at the Globe 'Tavern. John-.l , cet, r ord. Oc• I Etersid You.ig, latent Bristol, corn-factor, at twelve, at the Wh.te H.rt Inn, Ohl Ma•ket-nr.me, lt•htola Oct g J•ohul Jimee, late of Brl.tol, distil.er, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, M.ak-t Hri•tol. ()ct 3. Thomas Rid •ing, of Live/poet, grocer, at eleven, at the Globe Tavera, John sone, Liver•wwrl Vet tam Sullen, late of Wakekekt, Yorkshire, RIO V LLant, at eleveu, at the White Kat 'oil, Wahefield. CERTIFY' ‘TrrtScat. 29. Robed I iirtuterwtri, of Sri fiewatar.squaro, pecket boo k maker John sure, of Liver; , ool, merchant M irk ' Rowe, of Trum, Cornwall, 410;,kreller. ' Alexander Macaulay, oh Lam& ninehai.t. Henry Fetcher, of Shoe.aane, Fleet-at:dee, tictuanet. SALES 1W AUCTION. FREEHOLDS—UPPER THAMES STREET, urn" -LANE, AND T.CIIRORNE. STREET, HAI - MARKET. By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the G,eat Rome. In I'dl M4ll, oil FRIDAY, the 14th SEPTEMBER, et Hole, in Five - - - - I. AValuable and highly Improvable FREE. HOLD FS IA FE, satiate in Viper 'charnel street, opposite to Cill4Cll 111) the, life the p:ol.erty of Mr. W. HIGGINS, of Air stre,t, d ve - med ; comostiog of a °wiling !lonia and Sh.ip, N.. 111, in To . .neei•strtet, in the leotieeion of Mr. Thomas, Tob^teconim, at Will; and two d tot, Nn. 14 and 19, in Little Trolity -lane, adioining, Itt to Mem.i. Hathaway and W , odii also at Will, . t fi-nts amounting to 711. 4$ per annum, Land Tax redeemed. The atx.. • would aI..M an ample a. d dAirahle +cite for ere. , . i g a ea ILI. Dwelling and ..tack of War2hoosmi, being orn o. site to Qoaelt Wale, and nom! ad..uttag.Asu+ly ',muted fur Butanes, 2, 3. 4. and b. Four Freehold (louses and Sltops, ell g,tdy utuared ctinticonoa to each othw , in the Nod!' side of Tichte nw street, near the /I.ieusarket, in the accurjation of rospedahle Tenant., Me.srs. Collett, 14dehiii,ent, Ewer. and Bromfield, or their under Tenants, the two former at Will, the !rt. r un L •a<.'s, for Your and Twelve Years utia•r..in..l,, at Belts .onnuntic; together to 137:. 14s Land T.,: un the whole redeemed. Mir b.., ‘i.nqrd, with leave of the :Nouns vrel print .d • . v Ha, .e 144 14 m NUS G. J toes anil•Gre..a, sa }. - .iury-squate; at the lita‘olvisw, Oiero4l4l; and la P.. 11 Mag. MEETING OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, to-vioviu,w uwarrtittl•y, or the Strand. dealer in music and niesi. aal itiftrutuents . 3 10 DIVIDEND. 8•ne413 Paid Wegner. Great Winchester-street, mer chant 11l - - CLltTllvicAren. Wi3Sare Colebouro, of WA, -rose, Lan:meter, whee!wright. .1 oho Treinteu., 01 Eget duper. John I:..over, of Rod'Triluke, Surrey, pAt •nt run carr:ago• 11.4ker. James Hardens, of lt ,, therhithe, Surrey, patent gun-carriage. on :kyr. ge , .j.kruin Davis, late of (3rgY•iM r bet new of West Smith mostey•seristwr. Et..,,ltuu Bally, of Brillol, Sailor. - aRYANSTJ,:E-Sra sE r, s• r . I MOLTON-STREET, WARD'S-COURT, CL %R&M iRKE AND sWAI., LOW- 3TRA ET. By Mr. CHRTSTIR, At the Great Room in Poll Moll, • s Pit !DAY. 14th Instant. at Out', is Set In I. .1.4, A Desirabl. LEASEI4OLD ESTATE, late the ,r), property 1 Mr. WILLIAM HIGGINS, of At . -street, Pt.:Lich:lv ' deceased; coll./still of the f dlow convenient ing coenient Doiel hog Hooves a d tangs of Stabling, Tit. 1. A tout and sit .4tati.litl If welling House , eituat•atNo. on the North s , d at Nryaitsto•or-street, Portinanainuase held f.d i7l Year •, fr., n itdommer Net, at a Groand Went of S:x Guineas, and now lot to Mrs. gobbet, at per Annum,!!'. A ditt.i, No. Y 4, on the West side of South Molton street, held under the City of Lontyl fur b4l Years, at a 'Ground Pent of Sot Ginn's% renetsalie f , r ever, lett, for Sixteen Y. ars unarmed, to Mr..G‘altarn, at per Art. 1 1 ,1,1,461. S. A ditto, No 4, in Mend's -court, DediAltrect, Std., held fur 3ei Years, at a Ground Rent of Snell Gamuts, lett to M- Butt.cat, at Wid, at per Annum, 421. 4,5, G. TILT* Direlling Houses and Shope, Na. 14, 11, anti 17, on the West .ido of Vera stro. t, Clare Marker, h• 1.1 If. .4t Years, at a Ground Rent of SI. l ie. airy Annum, each H.. 04., lett to Messrs Gardiner, Hanks, and Easel (the taro fa-t at Wilir , at ft mita •mouotitig toiroth.r to 11.11. 7 A Range of Stabling Or 1+ 110 , er, 3 Viailh kellar, and I;.s.rtttetits, In Crukr,vard, Swallow-s , reet, held fx 4, Year:, at abl. how ktt to Mr. Nib at WI t, at I,er annum, Mar he •iewed, with leave er the Tenants ; and Printed Rartacetera may be hal of Mellor. tal Jones (iamb, 3 01,. C4..R, Sal tladrraguare; at the Rainbow, Cornball; and in tall MU. rincr or rri,cks. 6 i VCR liAlf. • per Cent. Cons 5 - 14 6 per C• ••1. Navy ,l2' Istniertal Annuitoes . 9 i - s 6 Oinninm India Stock. ... .;.. . Fitt. I.ortery Tiekais I SI. Cwitsels for • •• •••••• • • • • - ..... -WM T. BISSI, gtoek-Brokee, 4, Corahill, and 9, Chartog Croft. COURSE OF EXCII AN 01 Amsterdam .... 37 11 2 U. Ditto at Sight .. 97 _ Timmy, Szttnista 7. Venice S7 UT. p Naples I.llbeirt sl Upon". ..., lt Dubla Rottertlamb.. F.. 11 17 2 U. Hamburgll.... 35 I 2iLl. Altura Ai 9 24U. Pan. 25 4 Livres DAte. 2 Ut 95 12 2 17. flourdeuux .25 12 outtiow. 1. s. 4. Tortuga! Gold in Coin at d Bart pet oz s 0 • Doolsio.srut ..... 0 0 0 Sew o,llars &leer in Bars 0 0 N New Lout. earls Agio on the Ku* of NollaM 4l per Conic It lll 5 51 ••- • Mad lid Ditto . Cadiz — in Paper Ditto Billow . S:• l t ,ghorit Gene.. 4D I.i• Pic Du%lin on London ( Aug. 31 R.-Mot on London (Arts. IS IStifut on Dublin (Aug.lll) 7 611&76. HIGII WATER AT LONDON MUDGE., THIS 1),A1 : : 51 min. arter 5 To PAPER-MAKERS, BREWERS, DISTILLERS, COT TO \ MANBFACEURLICS, and DYERS. ‘lcut end Ext. nave Premier', nexispring a tingularly eragibl.• P•ut of Urittned of '3,500 feet in cireunifeiencie, ed j iming Bit.r Tha.tres, at Minnie' Bank, Deer X.at Hewn-. win. Vie substa. tral uewly era ted Building., ftiii et tivairi recent y employed in the Straw Paper Alanufattiiiy. By Moors ROBINS, At dyraveiry Colee,howe, Exchange alley, Cenh(ll, es SATURDAY, the Verl h•,..andier, at Twelve 01..10dk, IN °SR LOT, s ALL thou very SU ANTI A L and .13..newly erected BUILDINGS and PREMISES, ronViiiiing over? ask immolation, with u sail iac.i ty ior mautifar twit. ) ; Paper on the must extensive aLa'e, and for which purposive they are dee.deilly • opedier in es so. res;iert to any Other within the United kingdom, and hese been erected ut an impence of 70,0001. under the direction of ex e r t , isneed Surveyev, and are mot e"..g;bly situate, adjoining the River Thames, on Thames Batik, and utdy Half a Mile distant fum Westmetwer Bridge. The Premises enneitt of aneleig int small b re•frererd Dwelling I lone, with Gardm, (hikes, and Observatory, which affoef , • mint beautiful as reit es extensive view of the rirroindi'd Country ,• a Drying 11rn.sc . 44 feet loog, to 21 ; Two ,Into, 144 by it ; Papeoinabo:e !hrs. :alb, 26; 3 Steam Fliti , • of Elght.horee power, .57 by 02 ; a Preiorbig Houo 90 by 66 ; a Ditto. 106 Ity Yu; an !laboratory ' 60 by f 7 . capital Twelve-dell Stable, F ..glue House, C a rt Hours, Pollees Lodge, a substantial Fouinlation for the erte.4loll of • Score Reline, of Eighty-hone power, 186 feet by b 6 ; a Canal with Flood Gates out from the River, at an expence of at lead 6,0001. ranitrounicates to the d, rent Buildings, and gives easy sown t., taw Barges, 379ket long, and IS wide; with a breech capalile ui nem extende.l32o Bet loog, and wide; there Wei , * of fine Wiltef, Pump, the whole indued with a logn tray Patine, and gaol Road. Tie portion of 1, nit empioyed every brauc:i ofthe Mauufactory will lave uormede gi" h. t of Ground to build upon, and for which purpose, it ie very partics arty, near 1,000 feet im.siethatel: (..slog tee T‘rr ea, :is it would iminmared very fine vine. over tire ...un to, iit So!rey and Cent, and which, at • muskrat, ralaid.itio. • will rrodore a ki . ound Rent of near 7001. per Annum ; and whole Premi-es and Land are held on a 1. ere under Lord Geo-- venor for a Term of 61 Years, at the vYi:. small Rent of 1,0001. per Annum. The valuable Plant, rebores, sad Fie noes up, are to be eaten at a fair Valuation ; and dncOPl'''• P3rtiCll9•l7 may be lx.d, Thirty Dees prior to the Sale, at the pi ncipal Inn, in every Manufacturing Town in Enalano. sod NMI of the Estate to by resit at Mr. Liver',, Sohn , jo irPres Notfolustreet, Strand; end of Munn Robins, 4;,, , Covent Gallen.