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NAPAL INTELLIGENCE'. roxisseotorst, Nov. 22 Arrived the !Midtown cutter, flora a cruise; Sylph sloop of war, and Dread( frigate, from Guernsey. Sailed the QUre. Cutter, with a fleet under convoy for the Downs.—Wind W.S W. PLYMOUTH, NOV. 2t. Arrived the Prince man of war, from a cruise; and the Hermes sloop of war, with a fleet under con voy to the Eastward. DE4 L, NOV. 22. Arrived the Raitentle man of war from the Northward, L'Atnutlac frigate, and the Raillcur sloop of war, horn a cruise. Came down from Sheerness, the Fgoout bomo, with a fleet of outward-bound vessels from the River. Sailed the Hwang frigate for Portsmouth, Scout sloop of !war for Yarrnouth, and the Archer gun brig f or. Sheerness. The ('ar/ry and Preqw Len sloops of war, have both signals of convey to the Westward.—Wind N.E. IMMOUTH, NOV. 21. Singe my last arrived the Ann, from Plymuuth, with old junk, Sec. ; Sarah, Voss ; Spreduiell, Madge ; and Frienittnp, Shears, from ditto, with slate, &c. Fin, Pond, from Rye, with wool ; ffsro, Thompson, from Sunderland, with coals ; Pro: dente, Dinch ; and M.lford,' 14;ggs, from Liverpool, with ditto ; Norway ship, from Frederickstad, with deals ; Wi thocenr6r, Smith, from Dartmouth, with oak plank. Sailed this morning with a fine breeze at N. W. the Snob, Brurall, for London, with bales, &c. and the P e ggy, Morcornbe, for Guernsey, preparing for ma. FROII 1.1.1111)% LIST. ledillgOOND, Nov. 2i —Piroed be the Phonic, Smart. from Cliellbeerg ; end the Attempt, Preston from Archaigel Womelso Dorval, Sparka; Caulhury, fhllin ; Mary, Ayton ; Sughriss; Fly, Krone& ; Queen, Prete; Hermes, Chapman; and the Pursuit, 1111• Donald, fur Jamaica; I.aily : jartr,—; Holliday,Chiners, fn: Nevis, Pmlndence,Cliristie; OW the Dalrymple, Shiels, for Plerbiec; Mary, Stuart, for Dominica; Adventure, Hendrick; Andromeda, Harley ; and 'the Sir Hide Parker, Smith, for Surinam; Nelson, I le.ib:rt, Ssa St. Vincent's; No,.tune, Salibag , , Coin Savannah; I acre, Brand, for Demerara; Nanc, Cook, for Antigua; Sparks, fir Tobago; Vr.iw flennena, att Illebeers • Elisabeth, Oh.ei , , Tonningen ; Jony Ceett;n, 'Tare (eebreders, Vnlilery ; Catila ISM,•Schoos ; Castor, Peters; and the Vrow Margaretta, Dyne. for Enodeit. A RIM/ D. Off Dover—the Swan and P•4lv, ;;have, from Virginia. At Plymouth—the W.tier Luck Stilt, _....., from Riga; and the Seism , Porter, from Petembatigh. At Bristol—the Elsale, Bretton', from Bilbea. At Poole—the Harp, —, from Newfoundland At Liverpool—the Endeavour, Hughes, from ; and the Enigked, from Earn. At Cork—the Jane, Mimi, from r iladelphia. At Whitehaten..othe Orson, ‘Vtlion, f roils Peerilrirgh. At Jermy.--the DuoiLia, Nlbsory, from the W , t Indies At lotonskos—the )(ambler, Seeffe, and the Vittoin, from E ~ton. lartodoes..-the Orion, Ross, from London ginsfoundlarsda-the Adventure, Bishop, from Quebec. Alt Oporto-411e Philippe Tapley, from Newfoundland. At Vint .- tl. Elirabett, Sheldnlr, from . INDIAN A1231Y. GENERAL ORDERS, EY THE commANDrit IN CHIEF, HEAT/ QUARTERS, CANT NEAR BEHANAII, JAN. 19. The Commander in Chief is pleased to make the following Removals and Appointments to Regi ments and Battalions : FIRST NATIVE REGIMENT. First Battalion.—Coloni.l R. Grueber, Wm .1. Arnold, Cap tain D. M.Plierson, Lieutenants Tapp, Wilkie, and Woo. ley, Adjutant, Lieutenant J. Waitaiie. Second Hattalim.--Captain Rankin, Captain Lieutenant Iloak, aLieuterunts Keble, Gabir, and Aveline. SECOND NATIVE REGIMENT. First Battalion—Captain Lieutenant Mullet, Lieutenants Mur ray, Grain, Martin, and Parr. Second Battalion—Major J. Sinclair, Captain White, Lieute nants Owen, Beauregard, and Walker. THIRD NATIVE REGIMENT. First RattalinnwisLieuteuantY Maxwell am! Walker. Second Kattalion—y•Majnr .1. Owen, Captain Eagle, Captain Lieutenant Danis, Lieutenants Rogers, Wallace, Denty, and Arrow. FOURTH NATIVE REGIMENT. First Battalion—Major tiladwili, Captains Berrie and Billie, Lieutenants K. Andrea, Burgess, and C. C. Faithful, Ad jut in:, Lieutenant F. Andrea. Second Battalion--Captain Skirving, Captain Lieut. Browne, Lie..tenalit. Clark, Oliver, Field, White, and Plunkett, Adjutant, Lieut. Clark. Adjutant and Quartermaster, Lieutenant Casement. First Battal Paul. Second Ba buthnot. VIETH NATIVE REGIMENT. Leslie, Lieutenants Braddon and Lieut. Paton, Lieutenant Ar- SIXTH NATIVE REGIMENT. Colonel J. Dunn. First Hattalton—..Alajor C Br:etzeke, Captains Anthony Adams, Wright, mkt CApt.llll Luest• Mszwell, Lieueensnts Rey nolds and St..tiock. Second Battakon —Lent. Col. M. I-rifleman, Major Eales, Lieutenants Hill, Seyer, and Tyson. SEVENTH N•TIVE REGIMENT. Colonel Janice Morrii. Fast Battalion—mLieutena fins. Second ll.anthnn—Lieutenant Wlntesmith. i Col. J. Reid and Lieutenant Raw- EIGHTH NATIVE REGIME T. First Battalion—Captain Lieut Beni, Lieutenants Brownrigg, Burton, Trekell, and Turnbull. Second Battalion—L&<•utenant Col. Thomas Willett, Captain Dutf, Lieutenants Alder and H. S. Montague. NINTH NATIVE REGIMENT. First Battalion—Li .utenant Col. W. Duff, Captain Crump, Captain Lieutenant Niacitamara, Lieutenants Flay, Cnigie, and Broughton. Secund Battalivu—Captain Harris, Lieutenant, Showers, Cock, and Plunitrer, Adjutant, Lieutenant Lumidane. TENTH NATIVE. REGIMENT. Firm Rattalion—.Licuten.ons Wilson and Webb, A•ljutant r Licat..nant ‘Vdoon. Second aliuu—Lieutenant Lettanly. ELEVENTH NATIVE REGIMENT. on—LLlptain L.eutenaut Dakton and Lieutenant First Brit Land. Sep end II Colonel Taylor, Captain Pine, Licutenants Dunn and Furnvr. TWELFTII NATIVE REGIMENT. Fird Ranalion—.Captain Menzies Duncan, Lieutenants Tay lor and Rowring. Sreind Iltattalion.—Lieutenant Colonel Oehterlony, Captain Lieutenant Fletcher, Lieutenants Randall and Drysdale, Adjutant and QuarterniaAer Ensign Dalton. " THIRTEENTH NATIVE REGIMENT. Colonel P.oeell. First Battalion—Lieutenant Colonel Kirkpatri k, Captains King and t;auoigne, Lieutenants Tnrttr.r, Finch, and Flucker. Second Lieutenant Lambert, Adjutant Lieutenant Phipps, Adjutant and Quartermaster Lieutenant Latter. 10VIIITLINTM NATIVE REGIMENT. First nattalion—Captain Gerard, Captain brutenant Livuttniantt lovitett, Rowning , and Ihitt. FIFTEENTH NATIVr ktiulmrsT. Fiat Bsttation—Major Cuthbert, Captains If iirrilig and Mot ray, Captain Lieutenant Cang. Second Bat tat i•in—t Lieutenai its Cilbeit, Cooper, Ley., 411 , 1 Tormr. SIXTEENTH NATIVE SEGIMENT. First Rattiliun—Lieutenant Colonel A. Grant, Major Craw ford, Captains Fraser, Dedainain, and Stewart, Adjutant Limite.ant G. I) Ileatilefite. Seennditattal:no• —Major D'Ativerre, Captain Bird, Captain loci:tenant SiOrrUCk, LieUtCTIMIllb Edwards, Starling, Grant, and limiter. 111 , 1491TILENTH NATIVI RIGIIMENT. Ftrit Kittslion—Majur Charron, Captain Fraser, Lieutenant m,,ntgomerv. Secomt Battalio,i—Captain Lieutenant Hunt, Lieutenants Brookes and Baiduck (To be /satin ued.) PKICF: OF IRISH STOCKS, Nor. 12 (;ovettnnest l)ebeaturce 9 percent. COURSE. OE LICCHA Amsterdam 59 3 2iU• Dim. at Sight 97 7 Rotterdam l2 -- 2 U. Hambargh.... 9i 6 211.1. Akan 39 7 111 U. Paris 0 II Datu 2 Us 23 14 Bnurdeaux 7l 14 Ms lid Duo 144 effirdt. Cults l7ln Pape• Ditto 111:aus Le~hrnn (iron• Deb4in on Lewin,. (No .14) N..1f44 nn I.neAqa (Nov- 11: fen on Dublin i dub') ... CUM. LXCHANGE, Nov. 21. Rest Coals. it. the Pool, per Chs)drott 61s. Od. I).l,seled to Housrkeepet. at 795. Od. Sonde?bud, per Citaldron Veliverad te liousekeepas at A SING - M.4R - Cif 4 - RA - CTE R. Lately died, in the workhouse of Yarmouth, Martha Staninotight, aged 70, generally called " The Queen." In her y ranger days she lived as a servant in some families of treat town, at which time she chewed, occasionally. symptoms of great eccentricity ; hut for many years past she has been in a state of insanity, and has been supported by an allowance from the parish, and by private flunty, advanced her as a loan, or as her due.-- Her leading idea was, that her broth-e, John Sta ainought, was entitled to the Crown, and that the ought to be considered and treated as. Queen. Under this impression, she al?-ays carried in her land, as symbols of her right, a seal, a triangular ,wee of French chalk, a dollar, nr a French half- Toss n, and the title page of some ACs of Parlia ment ; she took great offence if she was not ad. Tressed by the term " Your Majesty ; and when he was at church, which she attended regularly, he always made :t formal protest ageism praying or the King and Queen, when the prayer was read: nd if the wi,rd Society occurred in the service, called ut always, " No Society." Her mind was fre uently distressed by her apprebehsions, sometimes hat the State, sometimes that the Catholic Faith ras in danger ; but, excepting her insanity on the übjeft of royalty, her conJua wet perlealy cone& nd inoffensive. She was very neat in her appear nre, and very civil in her behaviour, if she %eke rated with respeeet. She always refused to take Ims, though she would accept a loan in advance of er revenue, and frequently repaid it when she re eived her allowance, which acctimulated during er absence upon her different journeys. She was VII known upon the road, as she spent a great part flier time in travelling, visiting frequently her athrdrel at Norwich, and her Cowrieat Westmin. tr. In her progress to town, she was taken ill at eistoff, in Suffolk, about two months ago, and int to Yarmouth, where she was received into the orkhoure, and treated with the utmost attention s er imagination remaining to the last, impressed ith her ruling ideas. In her health, she bestowed gnities upon her favourites ; and in her last illness, -,e promised liandsarne rewards to her faithful at isdiusfs. On Sunday morning a man gathering herbs in at-brown-wood, near 'f Itatinington, Kent, discover. 11 the body of a man suspended to one of the trees, Wsost in a state of pittrefattion ; on further inquiry it found that his nanse was 11. Lavanv, a private the Scots Greys, and who had served in the Ca , 'may of a servant to Capt. HariLis of that regi ant. He had been missing near a fortnight past, d was supposed to have deserted. Saturday last a corporal and a private belonging the sin regiment of foot, being part of the escort -licit arrived at Exeter with Ms. Resstet's wag- Ins, on the Wednesday preceding, I.hien with trea. in, were committed, the former to high gaol, and p• latter to the county laridevrell, for breaking open e of the chess cn the road hither, and stealing mom a quantity of &Van, which t!.ey sold in at city. The serjeaat of the party, or. their return Plymouth, observing them to be is possas%ion of defy had them •RICE Of' sToacs ireassimA v. Bank Stack. _ 167 1 per Cent. Red. 3 per Cent. Canoga .. so 4 per Cent. S 11 per Cent Navy.... 91190j 1 5 per Cent. Loyalty .... .. • 90 _ _ _ . . . Long Annuities l6 1916 Imperial Annunies ..... I,i.h 3 per Celt B6I Omniam Ti India Stock Ens. Lome, MANS lel. lik Consols for... T. EISII, Stock-Broker. 4, Cornhdl, and 9, tit.eloig Crow IGE, FRIDAY, NO. Vcnice Napfes Lisbon Oporto 6O Dublin l4 BULL leN. I. s Portugal 041 and Ran per 0z... 4 0 0 Doubloons New Dollars Silver ill Kars ' New Lodi' each Apo on Ow Kii.k of IrtillAno 5 per C. nt 13,a11 I: 6 .7t tit di‘s CORN EXCHANGE, PRIDAY, NOV. 2i. The f rah imports of Wheat tn-day an, but few ' • and with late favourable we4ther for the millers, create a demand, and the bales full 2v. per quarter dearer. The late reduction was mostly on New. Barley, with Malt, have little fluctuation ; slid gold White Pea; leti-li our currency. Beans are somewhat lower. Still with short arrivals of Oats; but the buyersdecline fiuther advance. Some very prime Flour rather exec...di the quotation. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. _ . Wheat 90..10'2 114 s. 1 Runs .54.. Gls. 04 Fine do. ....110.. 120 s. Ad. I Tick Bean. s2s. 50. o'. Rye, uew. —.54.. 60.. Od. Oat. 29.. ; Yds. 04... 04. barley sls WC Od. )'elands ..S5s. 36.. 61. Malt.. au. 91s. 04. Rape 5eed.......411. 44'. W. White Pea...... 565. 64.. Od. Fine Flour " 90s. 95.. Oil Grey Peas 51.. 566 01 5eennd5........055. 90s. O. KETURN OF WHEA Including only front the sdi agreeably to s. d. 70 Quarters at 126 75 - at 120 350 - at 11.3 119 - at 112 526 --- at 11U 416 - at 108 11V - at 106 960 -- at 105 110 - at 104 23G - at 103 700 - at 102 50 —.—. at 101 3418 .......-... at 100 47 -- at 99 1467 at 98 97 --. at 97 598 -- at 96 1345 - at 95 820 .----. at 94 880 ---- at 93 1031 -- at 92 at - at 91 6 143 - at 91 1540 ---- at 90 Total 24,610 4/oar 06. higher A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Nov. 10, to Nov. IC from the Cocket Office. Sacks. sd. Sacks s. d. i Sacks a d 253.....105 0 5.......92 0 10 84 0 5750 ...... 100 0 1407....... , J0 0 5 s9 0 150 09 0 20. 89 0 2O 82 r, 311 98 0 10 ..87 6 50 62 C 85 97 0 30.. .87 0 15. 80 0 663 95 8 211 ..86 0 20 . ... .. .77 0 10 94 0 94 - 3 85 01 12.. ....75 0 And 15 Sacks at 68. 4 Sacks.—Aretat I. higher than last RI Total—lo, I s. 961. 4 Id. urn. :Is And bank notes, immediately had them Anne. i l ded, when ore of them made a Intl ‘c.infebbion the fact: they are cossiaitted far vial. kl* IN MARK LANE., of Nov. to the 10th of Nov the new Act. s. 349 Quarters at 89 187 at 84 448 —at 87 421 --- at 86 150 —at S 5 R. 14 --..... at 44 19. E -- at 83 2064 ---- at 84 55 at 81 6 481 at 81 466 -- at 80 890 at 78 7 —.... at 76 595 —.—. at 75 476 at 72 297 --- at 70 70 -- at 69 35 at 68 96 ----- at 63 280 —. at 62 ♦59 at GO 20 at 59 110 at 58 6 at 54 —Average 91s. Id. than last Return. UXBRIDGE. The Corn.lnspeelor's Return, 011 Thursday, Nov. 2.1 Wheat, per load. 161 Od to 301 Od Barley, per qr ees Od to 551 Od Oats 293 04 to 31Is 04 Beaus .1b • ed to 56, Od Pease big Oil to Ob. 0.1 PRICE OF SEEDS If I Per Cwt. Red C10ver....565. to 105- W bite ditto...s6s. In 120 s Trefoil . V.:bs. to 41s. Conway loss. to 110 s Coriander" _ .. 10s. to Ili. _ _ _ PRICE RAC,. • IN THL BOROUGH lIITAIL. Per Rosttel. Turnip......... 144. to 24s W Mustard Seed Ss. to O. Od Brown lts. to 17t Guars 7s. Od. to Ss Od Rye GrAss, pr. qr. 20s to aS; OF HOPS. Kent .31 let to 41 13s &wax .31 13s to 41 4s 41 Os to 41 1311 PRICE OF HAY lATIJ ?GCE [Ts. Kent .41 O to 41 4, Sucre: 31 tics to 44 4„ Farnham 51 04 to Al 0, ANI) S 11MA+ IRDAT. ST. 7A MIS'S. Has - 11 Os a 41 104 New.. Ol N a 01 Os Stram 11 10. a Ol Os Onset 01 Os a 01 Os MIIIT/CM•PIL. Hay .31 124 • 41 10$ New........... 0$ aOl os Clover ..41 0$ a 51 0. Straw ll 10. a II 16$ SMITIIFIF.LD, Fitio•irr Now. 23. TO .iuk the olia/—peratoits of Alb 11..ef 34 6d to .54 .0d I ‘'eal 'n 44 to 6a 10d Mutton... :as 04 VII :). Od Pork 4. rid to :n Od Head of Cattle thir 11. or, aulab., about 600 - , ..Sheep and Lamb., 2,700. NEWGATE AND 1.1 hUESIII.I.I.L M.‘kkh.-I'S. Br thecalcsse. Bed 2s 8.1 to 4s 24 I Veal. 4s 44 to Gs 41 Mutton 34 to 44 4d P05k........44 04 to RAW ZULU. Int Heiden and Steers, ter stow, 111. Mpkllinita Rt, Oniiniry Market Calf Engltsh 1100111 Sheep Skin. • •• ed. us 10. 41. 44 to 3. 64. 04. to 3. 94. 106. 64 04. to IN. 04 Od. to Se. Od. PRl — ice - F TA 1.1 A) Of: St. lame.'s Market 4a 644 Town Tallow. ;6. 6d Clare Market.. 4s Girl Russia (Can. ) .......... Os 73s W linechapel Market 4. A Rnsois do. (Sr..) 694 Per Stone of Sib. —....—sm Melting SWF (Or 634 it. fad Milo rough 46. Average Pifer.. .4. 6d Gr ,ves • 14. Good Dregs ll. Yellow Soap, SZa—Mottled, o...—Curd, }M. Price of Candles, per dos. Its. Ml.—Moulds, 13s. PRICE OF I.FATIIER. Elm, 30 to 5616. each 2314 to 144 Dino, 00 to 0' , 16. LA..11 15.1 to gr.! Meredmit. Kok. .....I to 2.14 Dreoi .g II 01e0... t'd to t. , Id Fio• C oth Hicks rld to 21 , 1 Crop Ilid,s for cutting 234 to ;;k1 Flat t Odin ire . re to 1.34 cat skins,.io to 4013. per Dooos 594 to 37d Ditto, 'so to bib.. 3311 to :;3,1 ) , D:tt.,„ 0 to gum. me to 34.1 - 7. Sinai, Seas (Grtaettlaud) ...424 to 4441$ A. Loge ditto loos of 161. per dozen. Tanned ?torte Hides 21s to I6e per hub. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. • 34 vain. alter 7. MIRTH, At Whitt...4li honor, nesiilyottu --. 01, ea son a n d heir, Mrs (:enoy+, lad ) of t'ai,t.mn Gennp, of the Ist Dewta tes.uuot of Militia. MARRI GER On Thur.lay, at Moulton Waves, by the Rev Dr. Parr, the Rev. Daniel Gaehes, Vicar of Wootton, and une of Ilia 11.11- je.ty'sJudaces of the Peace fir(' %Val ou huc , tp Mrs: Sm.!, of Henley in Arden, eldeid daughter of the late John Bree, Eq. of Beausall. On Tuesday last, at Chelmsford, by the Roy. Wsllion Her. r.ngham, Thomas Fro:t Gepp, Esq. to Miss Anna Marla Mor gan, eldest daughter of the Rot. John Morgan, Rector of Chelmsford. On Monday last, by the Rev. William Hutchinson, at Un. with, in the County of Lancaster, the Rev. lingo %Valiant Jones, of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Miss Margaret rhea teeth GAt, only daughter of Colonel Henry Richmond Gale, of &Mica Heil, in the same County. DEATHS. In Bride street, Dublin, Wailiainiienry Drury, Esq. and in a few day. after, Mrs. Drury. On Monday, at her house in Easter, greatly respected, Mrs. !Judd, widow or the late Rey. Mr. Mural, rector of Drew steingten, and aunt to the late Sir John Dark, Bart. On the With of August last, at Grenada, Mr.. Gibbs, wife of Samuel Osborn Gibbs, Esq. late Miss Bnhop , of Exeter. On Saturday senitight, at Bristol, Louici Anti, fifth surviving daughter of Sir Edmund C Oartopp, Bart. of Four Oaks Hail, an Warwickshire. SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, ANCIENT STAINED GLASS, AND PORTFOLIOS. By Mr. RICHARDSON, At hi% Hottc, No. 11, ut the. Strand, on MONDAY, N G , and the Five hollowing Days, at Twelve o'clock, • A COLLECTION of PRINTS by the b est LA Masters, viz. Audran, Berrie, R.rgliam, C. 111.4, vet, !lunar, tOr Robert St.atige, Morgheni, Schmidt, y o; vato, Welk, &c. '3lc. Rare Eng'isli and Foreign P.r,,a, b. The whole in tine condition, many Proofs; :oolong the Bois of Prints are Rischop's Statutes, Teniera's Gallery, n eut ., dz la Grand liretaigne, Piratiesi's View. in Rome, Ab utit thirty I.ots of Ancient Stained Glass. l'o be viewed This Day. Catalogue• roar be had, price One Shilling, of Mr. Rich.ordnan, No. 31, Strand. PAR LI AM EVIT•STR F.tT, WESTM INS FF. R .—C API T AI COMMODIOUS DWEI.I.ING.IfousE, wiTH !IAN!). SOME SHOP, AND PRIVATE EN FRANCE. By Messis. BURTON and VENNI/a, On WF.DNESDAY, site 28th of Noveinher, 1604, at Owe o'Cluck, on the Premises, by Direction of Cie Ass'it Mr. Stephenson, Stationer, a Bankrupt, •11HE VALUABLE LEASE, with unit '.1..1!!! Pos‘essitni, of a COllllorAle, DWELLING DOUSE, in couip;ete Repair, with Moils Shop, neatly hilishe I, and private entrance, &Ohl, m. tuated, No. 29, Parliament-stri...A. The premises are Stories high, and l'elltaill Four Attics, Three Chambers, with Clueets, spacious handsome Drawing Room, Dining ktket, Two Parlours, Shop, P4Vell lard, coinnio•lious lipht Ei!cha l , W4•111-1101111e, LOW,I IVarehou.,:, excelicrit arched Wise, Coal, and Beer, Cellaiing. I leki un Lea.. fur 4111111e/ipjfe c i Tenn of about Seventeen Years, at the moderate rent of lUbl. per 4111111111. To be viewed till the Sale ; and printed Particulars had or i the Pretnisei ; of Mew.. Ahlpot and Arrostronli, !Ugh atrevt, St. Glleei ; and srf Nfe‘ars. Burton and Veo,r, 6.2, Corollal. CAPITAL FARM, NEAR CROYDON. By Moms. SMITHS and Co. On FRIO VY. th. 300 of November, 1804, at Tooke o'Clock, at Garraway'a Coffeo4louse, Exehanit alley. Corn. A VALU A BLE LEASEHOLD FARM, situate in that delightful past of the County of Surrey, cal'cd Sekdoss, in the Parishes of CrOy.l4/1, and Adringtnn. Th. . F.,. ate comprises a most exccheist Dwelling House, with every (7inveno :ice. Pour large liana, Stabling fu 'l'wenty • 6ve flumes, Waggon Lodges, Granary, Cow and rad Houma, Piggery, Stack Tod, dtc. A plentiful supply of water. About seven hundred and sevecty.right aco-s of araaie pasture, and wood Land, with the r.ght of free Warren, and tne Geese thereof. The situation Lind:lt...We sn re.pect being in the broom of several hunts, and +(Mending with g is held fur a term, of which six years were unexpired at Mi chaelmas last, at the unusually low rent of .5131. per 3 11110'11 j out of which the land tax, qua rents, anJ a moiety 01' t• e church annuitie• air allowed ; and the Lessor to siiissic I e Prenes in the sum of 20001. N. d. The Purchaser to ;say for the growth of Uoder.AV and such other allowances as are customary ia this pan of t..c colony. May be yiewe.l WI the sale ; and further Particular I. d the Premises; at tile Gre)tuotad, Croyd ; the Buck's Mitcham ; Spread Eagle, Ep.olll ; at Carrawat's ; srkl ui Mews. Smiths atta Co Au:hunters, 7d, Blackraastatrect, Borough, Southwark. Valuable FREEHOLD FARM a d TY airs, NUR7II• AMPTUNSIIIIO7.. NV :Wept , c SKINNER, and Cu. At 6..rr-twAy'., ou MONDAY, Deermb:•r 3, at TacEe o'Clock, it. One Lot, A VALUABLE and very desirable FREE -1101.1) FARE, situate in the Nosh of Irelt...tret, Fs/ dieida.i by the high road, and bounded by Inc Itiv-•r Nene. Om Mile front WellitiOorutigh, and abort Tl,irteeu :*nont N,rth &nylon Comprisii.g th» Patsoaage Vann, eolitsinto t i Acre. of inclo•wirt rich, grating, meadow, And tulle Ataide Land, flee of (heat Tythes, a ve:y 'good Dwelling Illautc, Offices, and Gardens, with every oweessaiy Out.bupding, to gether with the Impropri4t • Ts that of Corn, Grain, and arising from about Si:venty Am.& .if old inclos-d Laud, to t ie Pienesstinis of an tanyncyptiontble good : Tenant, who,• expiies at Michaeltna , 180:4 except 10 Acres. 11...! :toot year to year, at rents annointing tp 35b1. per nitro c.,pab'e of increase at the expiration of the trim. Also the Snip.- pitatcavat Ts tiles of corn, grain, and bay, arising frotu acresof old idcluscd land ill hand. May be viewed. and priet.:4l Particulars had at the Georgeo Nortbanwre, ; !find, WrAlingbortnnth ; Crown, ; 5W3114. 11farket limbo tmgh and Nes* port ; Woburn of the Printas or the North. minott, Leice.ter, auJ Coventry ; of Mr. (krklard, Solicitor, , Mean. Salivitnto, W , llinghorough ; at the Pkire Sak ; And ..1 &terve. tik Inner, D)k.e, and Co. Akleregate TI AVN OF UXBRIDGE, MIDDLESEX. 11 , Mr. CISRISTIE,_ At the Great Roo , ' in Pall Mall, nn TUESDAY, December 4, at One, in TIIItEE LOTS, lei Order of /be BaedYots , f Edmund Iligginson, Fan. deceased, A CAPITAL, Substantial, and most Conven;ent FREKIK.st-D DWEL.LING, with two Ciiirm•houve-, Stabling for nine Ilurses, Offices of every ilascriouon, Piston Ground+, Kitchell Garden, excellent Fred Wall., • situated in tin: Town of Uxbridge, Middlesex. The Prec.: comprise tour .cat Apattanemtt on each Plow, one dt' - capital Din.n4 awn., 15 feet be 24, with elegant rte.. columns, the windows to the flow, opening 11110 ais • • • Pleasure Gf.,und, diversified with Lien, Orhana, and :*J•• • - Water, and to Atell he a walk . on the banes of .1 • • stream, abounding with Trout acid o her Fish. Gfel Alcoves, is/slow Cold Rath, de. the whide in c4inplete ant elegant on: fiwining a most desirable residence for the Mer chant ur opulent T.idesinan, muting front London. two neat and compact limpet ukoitiiint, cuitiiii.oiding an equally delighifid View with the preceding ?realised beautiful Conn! ry, wvh Ofhce., (lantern, L. - May 1w viewed on Nfondarn, Wodneata)a, and Fridays, be tween the linnet ng One and Four, with 11.hets oral,, • had in Pall Mall. To AGENTS. WIIOLISALE Tk ADERs, 'and OTH bh lir Mr. SMITH, At Garraware, an WEDNESDAY, lver 5, at 12 W.l.'s'' , A SPACIOUS desiraWe LEASE ()I. i; ia EST 0 1TF„ %imprint% the exteitei VP on 1.. • Wed-ride of Lew...ger-place, Leiceger field., in the n • non of Mouth Day. ' lioen-draperi, Arm aii • with excellent front and back warehouse., and two ha dwelling- k tow, att %cited to the tunic, containing taco' Get w front, and 41 fr.' in depth, e itn counting h•,.i• rionic•inis airy bedchambers, &nick and diverlng-rooms, good proportions, in excitant order, with office, of every de striation. The 1,114111 MS are perfectly deairasle for a banlitie limns, public of or a Gentleman of anittictiee in the to. remain', of thc law. ' Half the purchaes•rni.tiey may tertian ix niongage br three years. - - • - - May tie viewed four drys peignoir to the Safe, and Pa, ff • tar, hal nn the Preowee; at the halide's Nevi Cntfe.-1. ,, .. 6. Chancery-Lre; White Hume. 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