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NArAI. INTELIJOENCE. rorresrotrra. Mov• 3 . Arrived the Medina frigate, and the Matilda Spanish frigate, of 96 guns, captured by the Medusa, Capt. Gore, without any resistance. off Cadie, front whence Captain Gore brings dispatches from Sir Richard Strachan. She was outward bound, and is laden with quicksilver. Capt. Gore was pre vented from landing with the dispatches, by the Custom-house boat. Mr T. Mottley, tide. sur veyor, took them out, put the necessary quarantine questions to Capt. Gore (who anchored in his boat at a distance from the shore), and then he returned on board the Medusa. Tht dispatches were fumi gated and forwarded to London. The ships are under quarantine. Also arrived the Argas sloop of war from the Downs ; and Itclicr gun-brigs from a cruise. The Ratter sloop yesterday fell in with the Castle reagh Imliaman, off the Wright, which was so badly manned, that the Commander requested Captain Maw to see him into the Downs; hut, unluckily, ,11111 Rattler ran foul of Castlereagh, and carried L sway her bowsprit, obliged Captain M. to r have her, and at a moment when a large French logger was in sight : her safety is certainly very l~sestionable. The ill r sloop, Capt. Henniker, Sas since sailed in quest of her. Arrived three Russian men of war from the Bal tic : they saw the French lugger above-mentioned, thought it an English one, and did not chase. Came into harbour the Ganges, of 74 guns, and the turyihe frigate. Arrived the Crescent frigate, Lord W. Stuart, from attending His Majesty at Weymouth ; also the Pigmy cotter from a cruise. DEAL, 140 V. 8. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Lady Cas tlereagh East-buliaman, last from Eyemouth ; Plan. fn, & mi t. from Virginia ; Rosa! Soyerrios, and the Priesess dareds yachts, from Weymouth. Arrived the Adeaseat man of war, from Torts , *smith, and the Vulture sloop of war, from Dange seas; and remain in the Downs, with the ships as tsar last. P.S. Arrived in the Downs, from the Westward, a Raman man of war, and saluted the flag, which was tatornad by the Monarch man of war, Admiral Lurd Keith. , • FROM LLOYD', LIST. GSA VMS/1M V, WV. 7 ~.11, u sed be the Adventure, Simeyek front Norway ; Nile, Greabea, from Memel; Muia Dom Vita, Reiland, from Lnngsound; and the Jonge Aulcm, thvery,ftem Harlington. Sailol the Concord, Doading, for Africa; Hector, Griffiths, for Dublin: Jonge Frow, Aung, dor Tooniogen ; Ire., Kemp, Oleure Kliiikert, and the Twe Gebroders, Oaks, for Ftubden. EXETER, Nov. 7. On Sunday last the I.ord Bishop of this diocese )told a rivets ordination in the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary, within his palace, when his Lordship adiniued Edward Cook Forward, A.B. of Wadliam College. Oxford, into the holy order of Deacons; and the Rev. Joseph Prust Prust, the younger, A.B. of Exeter College, Oxford; the Rev. Henry Walter Beanford, of the same College ; and the Rev. Rich ard Ellicombe, of the same College, into the holy order of Priests. On Monday his Lordshipinstitute.d the Rev. Mr. Prust to the reaory of West Worlington, in Devon, void by the cession of the Rev. William Smith, on the presentation of George Pawley Buck, Esq. and others ; and this day the - Rev. Richard Keats, M.A. Reaor of Kingsnymptom. and Chaplain to His *. Royal H ess the Duke of Clarence, was insti luted t Reaory of Bideford, on the presenta tion of Geo. Buck, Esq. and others. Monday last the Right Worshipful the Mayor. the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop, the chamber, and the several bodies corporate, with their banners and gamic. having attended divine service in the cathe dtal, in commemoration of the gunpowder plot, went in procession from thence to the free grammar school, where the young Gentlemen delivered some seta pieces of Greek, Latin, and Engli di, which were much applauded by a very large and respea ,. akin assemblage. The names of the young Gentle ,: men who spoke on this occasion, were Misters At . thur, Bent, Hundleby, Collyns, klaliagan, Bar tholomew, Royce, Phillips, Cole, Arden, Baynes, Sqnire, Serjeant, Short, Jago, llirtzel, Pinhey, G. March, and W. March. Masters W. March and Arden are the young gentlemen to whom the prisms are adjudged for their Latin composition, at the Anniversary meeting of the Free Grammar School Society, on the 19th September last. Among the manuscripts bequeathed by the late Rev. Mr. Coca to the British Museum, appear the following memorandums : " PITIMIMIOUGH CATIMIBDIAt•-•-.AS to the two s that were buried here; MARY Queen of ors was eighteen years after her interment re moved to NA estminster Abbey, and a fine tomb @retied over her grave, by her son, King J• seas I. But Queen CATHEitise resteth here, under a plain altar-stone, placed over her by Mr. 'Fay cox ; but the church Itself is her greatest monument, which it is said King Hamar VIII. left standing on her account. Pity it is the like reason had lot prevailed with him to spare St. Edrnundsbury, ha the sake of his own sister, MARY, the French Queen, buried there in his life-time." ". Damns, Essax.—When I was here at Dr. Coca's induction, they were taking the bones and coffins out of the old vault belonging to the family of Seoeseoosa; and putting them into a hole in she church-yard, in order to fit it up for Mr. Cu is. watic's family. This made me often retied on the folly of vaults and leaden coffins. Once in an hun dred or an hundred and fifty years, and families sel dom last longer, a new proprietor takes possession for himself ; and the old inhabitants, even of a grave or resting place, are turned out to make room for newcomers ; who, in their turn, are se, ved the same way. It the bodies are put in leaden coffins, these are sent to the plumbers, with part of their inhabit-- ants, and melted down for other purposes. So that a man has a better chance to keep possession of his grave undisturbed, if six feet of mother earth are allotted him in some obscure corner of tfie church. yard, than in the most sumptuous vault tis,tt can be prepared.". _,~.>- j; 77 . tN MARK LANE, It of Oct. v, the Yd of Nor the new t. a 786 •u uteri at 7S 7141 at 77 44; --- at 76 1441 ---- At 7 .r 1.,n3 Jt 74 --- at 73 10 --- at 71 270 ----- at ;'0 46 at 69 183 --- at 68 InO --- at 66 32 -- at 64 105 at 63 44 •-••-•-- at 62 110 at 60 99 at Al —Average 791. 1114. Ilan last Return. THE EGYPTIAN CURT-lINS. Since the antiquities of Egypt have been investi gated, new light has been thrown upcn that taste hitherto called the Grecian, and we are indebted to our own artists for the chastity with which they have copied the designs. The curtain about to be de scribed is intended for the drawing-room of one of the first families in the kingdom. The cornice, which is finished on a rich c•i•nsor. and black and gold ground, is on a very bold projeftion ; the cen tre is occupied with heads •c the English Lion, marked by what those scientific people evidently meant to pourtray, %hen the♦ described power and might. Between the heads is introduced the sphere supported by the winged serpent Knuph, alluding to the power they were supposed to receive from the Deity. The principal dra peries of the curtain are of a deep yellow colour, corresponding with the sun's influence. The upper draperies are of a sky blue, intending to represent ether. The body of the curtain is a maroon colour, assimilating to the earth, bordered with a rich yel low, decorated with hieroglyphics in black. The tassels and trimmings ate of light blue, orna mented with spheres. and surnmui.ted by the lunar orb, in burnished gold. In speaking of the form of this beautiful and unique article, it is necessary to add, that the body of the curtain hangs straight to the ground in continued folds, the border only being left in full view. 'llse upper draperies are in simple easy festoons, after the man ner of all ancient draperies, but with this peculiar clurafteristic of the Egyptian plinth. All the dr 1- peries of their hitherto discovered statues are in Ihis style. YwteMay—Leu MA V OR'S DST — Holiday et the Paolle PRICE OF IRIS!' STOCKS, th T. 30 Government Debentmeo, 33 per cent GAL Government o:llentures 3 per B9! COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, NOV RRRRR 9. Amstent.an .....32 2 2 U. Venice Ditto At Sight.. .37 7 Naole. isil Rotterdan . C. F. 12 2 U. Lisbon Hamburg'..... SO 6 2 11. Oporto Altuna 35 7 2 U• Dublin •lr Pan , 1 DayaDate 2.) 4 o,ttu .......... 25 12 2 U. enttinn. I. • a Bourdeaux . 25 12 , Portugal Gold 111 Cr.in Madrid l7 in Paper i and Ba.s per us... 4 0 0 Ditto Cain l7 in Paper 1 New Dollars Data /MUG& Leghorn Genoa 45 5 per Cent. Dublin Oa London (Oet. 29.) l2l Belfast on London (Oct. 23). 61 6 51 Belfast on Dublin (ditto). 7 71 61 days CORN-EXCIIANGE, Fitt tut., Nov. 9. The Market to-day being still almon without further supply of Grain, in general, and but part of the Dantaic Fleet having artiv.d, cause on Wheat a farther advance. Barley and Malt are higher. White Peas rather vo. Gre►, and each sot of Beans, ate dearer. The fee Oats at loud, likewise, are at increased prices, and Ilona the present uncertain crate of this trade, higher prices are effeeled than we at present quote. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. W heat 7fi.. 88• 102,. Beans .52.. 594. CM. Vise do. ....100s. 105 s. $4. Tick Beans .....50.. 56. 03. Rye, new 45.. 52. Od. Oats 16.. :104. 32.. Od. Barley 52. 57.. Od. Polands..... Us. 04. Malt. Wht•c Peas.... 51s. 60.. Od. Fitte F10ur......90, 5. 0' lirr► Peas 43, 545. Od. 'Os. KFTURH OF WhIFA Inclading only neon tho 270 agreeably [Ol a. d. 21 Qoartera at 93 13 -- at 93 2 1 )7 it 92 598 __a-- at 91 3411 -- at 90 396 - At 89 624 at 88 888 -- a t 87 -n 86 1331 - at 83 10112 at 84 343 at 81 1175 at 82 31.14 191 at ttO 599 at 79 Toul 16,14! 46:11€1. I;izher A RETURN OF FLOUR, Emu 0ct. 27 to Nor.:, fr o m the Locket O ffi ce. Sacks. sd. I Sscks s. d. Sacks s d II 115 0 656.. .. .IS 25 73 0 1 - $4 0 170.. .. 77 20 I $3 0 63 "6 40 7l 0 6430 2O 0 16.56 .75 1 -4 C 562 79 4 120.. .. 74 20 F.4 0 32 '2l 6 W....." 73 Total-9,54 Sscas.—.A.sersS ,, 7 5 , . 7 0. 11. 24d. hiher than last Return. PRICE OF SEEDS Sr I Per Cwt. It NI C10ver....601. to 1001 White dttt0...601. to 1051. Trefml ..111. to 451. Conway loot. to 110 t. Cort.Ander to IN. BAG/. Kent 91 14m to 41 10. tiut.ex 3l 142 to 41 4t Essex 31 14, 14 41 6. Old Out 1 THE BOROUGH. '•IL. PRICE OF Hl' /Ail __ _ _ P. 11.otTel. Turnip......... 16. to '.:41 W AluitardSeed Its. to I.:h Od Brown ditto.... I:I. to Canary 74 Od to es Od Rye Graa., pr.qr 20. to 30s ST. I A ,lig.S. Hay... ?I 16s s 41 10: New .Ol Os a 01 Os Straw 11 Ks • 61 2s Clove• 01 Os ► 01 Os F HOPS. POCEtTf. Kent Oi to bl Os Sovsex 4l Os to 41 144 Farnham id Os to 71 is 170,1001. AND STRAW. RD•'. WIIIITECNAPIL. flay ..51 10. a 41 16s New Clover ..41 10d . 51 10d Straw .ll 14s a Itl Os COAL EXCHANGE, Nov. U. Rest Coal•, in the Pon!, per Chaldrou 'Os 01. ilelisetesi to Housekeepers at 7h, 04. ihnvietian4, per Cliskiron Sts ed. Delivect4 to !lamasery" at Ol. NiMi J•• .:.~ SMiTHFIELD, FRIDAY. Nov 9. To sink the offal—pentane of 81b. Beef 4s 4d to 55 *Wrest.. ,s Od to 65 4 1 Mutton 4s Od to 55 51d I pork. 4s Od to 5s 45 Head of Cattle this Day, Beasts, about 700—Sheep and Lambe, 15,000. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS By the carcase. Reef 3a 4.1 to 45 44 I Veal. 4s Od to Gs 0.1 Mutton... 3: 441 to 45 lid Perk........ 4s 04 to 5 , 4 d RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers,l er stone, ds. 01 to 4s. 44. Muddling+ 9s 4d. to 3s. 64. Ordinary Market Calf los. 6tl _ . English Hun• Pelt. 24 6.1. to 44. Od. Lamb Um. ds. Od. to 44. Gd. PRICE 01 St. James's Market 4s Gd Clare Market 4s 6d Whitechaisel MAW 4s GI Per Stuns of 61b. 13s 6; Average Price....4s Yellow Soap, 8211—M , Price •f Candles, per dos. PRICE OF LEATHER. HMIs, 50 to 5431 b. each 23d to 23) DM", 60 to 651 b. each :Pal to 2tot Merl:II:Int: tla,:lts 22b to 23d D. , ....4 • g H. 4.1.. 4 ,24 to SIM F, .e C , Ach 11,des !3d to 244 Cm:. elides for cutting 22d to 2:33 Flat ,srdinary..... ild to 2.44 C.it Ski.., Jr) to 40Ib. per Dozen 304 to 341 I.', Su to 70:b . 33d to fled ).6 bts s, 70 to 0014 314 to 34d:- h . „I, gels (Ur -nlaort) 4"d to 45d) f:i.' Lags ditto 13(1, Us ICION per dozen. Taa A How' Finite . 22s to Jia per hide. w:, rf 12 tIIIS •1Y AT LONDON bit I,lXs E, - 4! ~ft•r 7. M.% 1113. Tb.444.' 6. • . th , huaae, in Harley stra....t, the Lady . of a .nn Mon 1., .as, at I lerdmaliston, in Scutland, the Right Hon. Lady Sinclair, of a daughter. TALLOW. Town Tallow. 76s 6d Russia (Can.) Rus..ia do (So.) . 684 Melting Stuff ....59s 60s 61s Ditto rough - trees. l4. Good Dregs lls tied, 901.--Card, 945. Od.—Moulds, Od. MARRIAGES. Friday last, at Ashford, Kent, Captain D dlin, of the 57th regiment, to Miss Franc..l Land, of Ashford. 011 Saturlay last, at Barham church, Mr. 'Savior, assistant commi.sary, to Miss Martha Sankey, eldest daught,t ofJulin Sankey, of Barham, Esq. tln Thursday lasi, J.ilin Kepling, Esq. of Overstate, North amptonshire, to I , ahclla, second daughter of Willoughby Wuud, Esq. of Thoresby, Lincolnshire. DEATHS. Lately, at liackwood park, in Hampshire, the lion. Miss Aunt Orde Powlett, second (laughter of Lord Sefton. On Saturday last, James Bonnlieu, Esq. of Coombe, near Croydon, in the 90th year or his age. On Monday last, in Ru,,ell•cnurt, Covent-garden, Mr. Thomas Joyce, a man of a Mr charaaer. Wednesday sennight, at Troston-hall, in Esiez, in the 91st year of his age, Mr Edward Ward, gardener. He 114.1 not who!, ceased to work in the garden, till his last illness, about five weeks before his death, when he was confined to his lied by a total debility. Till he was turned of 87 he could not be said to ►e infirm, as he retained all his faculties. He had been from his itildhuod in Mr. Loft's family; a,ad , reckoningt.ne.ll7 from parent to ch.ld, the Wards had beta employed in the same family for 200 years. SALES 1W AUCTION. t R. STEWART begs to return his mast grate 4. fill acknowledgments to his FRIENDS mid the PUB LIC, fur the very liberal enesuragement they have been pleased to favour him with as an ACC! IONEIR, and xssure, them, it will always ►e his study, by maremitting attention to business which they may favour him with, to be disposed of by Pub Sale or Private Contract, that a due regard to strictness of principle and honour will be attended to —His Rooms arm convenient, and well adapted for Public Sales, being one of the mina central situations in I.ondon, appoint. APAny (l a in York; House, Piccadilly, and are always open for the r, a. t~oia of Libra nes of boobs, Prints, Coins, and Paintings. Money on the most libeial principles ailvanred to the lull amount of ails Property entrusted to his CAM for Politic Sale ; and, to sass inineceataly and unpleasant trouble to hi. Friends and the Public, who favour him with any Sale by Auction, all Accounts s tiled, and the Produce of the same immediately paid, un the Fliiid Day after the Sale of the same is finished. SADLERS, HARNESS MAKERS, Ac. By Mr. STEWART, On the yrre l eises, No. b, John she .t, leading into Great Port -1.111.1 street, for the benefit of Ow CrAdm., of Mr Niamey, Seller, on THURSDAY next, at 'll'welsc o'Clock, THE STOCK in TRADE, consisting of an excellent Assortment of Saddles, Bridles, Wt.ip4, Household Furniture, Shop Fixtures, and the VALUABLE (.EASE of the PREMISES. To be viewed ; and Partieulans had of Mr. Stokes, S..lic.tor, UpperJantes•strect, Guldcnaiquare ; on the Prelim vs; and at Mr Stewart's Auction Mounts ; 194, Pima/thy (opposite Al batty House). LEASEHOLD PRI MISES. B. Mr. S fILWART, On the Premke., No. !, John-gime', leading int,' Great Port land-atreei ,tor the Benefit of the erediter• K mr sinmoy ) , on THURSDAY next. at Twelve o'Clock, VALUABLE and OTHE VALUABLE LEASE of a CAPITAL A HOUSE, double-fronted Shop, and extensive Premises, being situated No. b, Jolin-greet, the Corner of Great Cain:, street, with Double Front, well calculated for any Snows* riluiring shear. The Preemies are in the must wabstantiol buts of Repair, having recently had a very huge Sum expended on the same, and consist •f an excellent Duelling !louse, comfit Shop, with a Yard or Plan of Ground, extending in Front of John-street, 27 Fat by In wide, including Two Tenements at present on the same, which, at a very ...atoll Expenec, might be mode into Two excellent Dwelling !louses with Shops. The whole held for an unexpired Term of 23 Years and I Quitter, at a very low Kent -s-Intmediate Possession II be given. To be view.sd ; l'articol,rs had on tn, P-i wises , at Mr. Stewart's /Luc Rooms 19$, Picc a dilly :1/ 1 0pOSIN Albans Howie); and of Mr. St okes, Solkitor , Uoper James-street, Golden Squat*. LEASE, AND ELEGANT HOUSF.DOLD FURNITURE, AND A SAILING OR PLEASURE BOAT, BOUVERIE STREET, FLEET STREET. By Mi. STEWART, On the Premises, No. 11, Buoverie-street, Fleet-street, on TUESDAY. Nov 20, under a Deud of Ttust, for the Bene fit of the Creditors of Mr. Charles Bruce, r HE valuable LEASE of the PREMISES, at a 1 low rens, elegant and useful Household Furniture, 1.1 excellent bedsteads and furniture, capital feather beds, and bedding, dining, card, and Pembroke tables, chairs, soplia, wardrobes, bureau, and chests of drawers, carpet+, hooking ghees of large dimensions, an eight day clock, by rem bed Mica. &c. a pleasure or sailing boat, with sails, and every ap paratus complete; the Lease of the capital premises, con sisting of an excellent dwelling house, and coach huuse and stables, &c. Th e house and furniture to be viewed two days previous to the sale (Sunday excepted); and Particulars of Lease had of Mr Timbre% Solicitor, St. Martin • street, Leicester. .I,rare ; on the Premiws; and at Mr Stewart's Auction qpjw . site Albany I louse, Piccadilly. - 917^ - 73-Plrr SALES BY AUCTION. ELEGANT COLLECTION OF BOOKS. By Mr. STEWART, At his Autlion Rooms, 194, Piccadilly, opposite Albany. on THURSDAT, the 22d Nov. and Two follewi:;k Days, at Taclvc o'Cloek, AValuable COLLECTION of BOOKS, many of which are in elegant bindings; and amonsgt will be found Grose's Antiquities of England and W.,les, fine impresNiiire,; Lavater's Physiogn o my, by H unter, a sub.crip non copy, very fine impressions ; L e arunS Gallery ;n u An,edotes of Painters and their Winks, 3 vols. fi ne impres sions; Grange's Biirgeaphical History,History,iilusteated with A p,-, fusion of Portraits, hound its Russia, .9 vol. ; A nneal tie. complete, 41 sot_; Johnson's S h akespeare, illustrated with a profusion eitine nirtraits and View, , , and superbly bound in Morocco, gilt leaves, 21 vols.; British Theatre, 54 sok ; Didoes Vigil, 2 sous. folio; CEurres de Voltaire, 70 tons. I:Euvres de Rousseau, 36 torn. ; Voyage linagmaire, 39 t , ,,n ; Voyage de Man; Moureau, 5 vol. ; the Works of Beats, Blair, Goldsmith, Hume, Henry, Gibbon, Sterne., &cc To be viewed two dais previous to the Sale ; and Catakeoes then had. -•- LEASE, FINSBURY-SQUARE, WITH POSSESSION, MERCAN PILE RtsiDENcE, 111 CUACH-HOUSE AND S I'ABLING Hy Mr. SHERWOOD, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Cltange.alley, ou FRIDAY, the 16th Instant, at Twelve, AVery excellent and commodiou s LEASE - Hula) FAMILY HOUSE, in sub,tatitial repair, si tuated on the East-side of Finsbury-square, and held for a term of 47 Years, at Christmas next, at the very :ow G aond Rent of 61. 2s. pet Alllllllll. The House contains 0 0 th e Upper Story two good Servant.: Rooms; Thud Story, three convenient Bed-Rooms, papered, Sc. ; Second Story, two c.ialmodiou , ., pleasant, airy Rod.Roorns wall Dreotiig Rom"; First Story, a handsome suite of well•proportiented Apartment., Fount Drawing-Room, 28 feet by IL, ornamented with rkh Stucco Cornice and elegant Matblt• Chi nee Piece. Ninth a door that opera lag a Back Drawing-Rotilit, which is 18 foe' by 14 ; Ground Floor, a coin modion, and cos ly Entrance, w•th Oining-Rourit, IS feet by 14, a Bak Parlour and Water- Cies.t, an open Area, paved Yard wills Iron Railing ; the Base. ment Floe , contains a compli-t, set of Demeqtic Oltiee., with Vaults of all deieriptions. The Hack .if the Preinis r. comMU nicates into Wilson-street, with Coach-Howe and Stitt May be viewed on Wednesday, Nov 14 ; witch, Pa: t may be had on the Premiw.s ; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Sherwood, Anctionecr, 42, Ranitoloni.w-crew. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LIBRARY OF Rut, LINEN, CHINA, PIANO FOB It, Eltill 1 DfT 1 . ..- ISLE CLOCIC, ar,d EFFECTS. By Messrs BURTON and VENN tR, On MONDAY titxt, and following Day, ar I even &Clerk, by Direction of the Exetuturs o. Vichain B n n rid, Leg. dectc.erl, THE HOUSEHOLD FURX'ITU4E and EFFECTS, removed to the 11.rms T.ve,e, rr nUrgr,,n (a Sale nut being perm:ft.-el on the Prealiae;',; inc t dritg o ity tulle-post becl,teada, chintz cort, nf,:rts.ture in bola ~01 curtaku•, prime bordered.onose (Father b ds, mat ..ad paliasies, mahogany wardrobe, dou'ele and !ki..gl • ch,41% of drawers, hookcasei, an India cabitia, enalioga , y an; j.i:ranned chair, 'I iukey and Brun-I, carpets, r•ef of dm hg Nni broke tables, pier and dreramg sham , oil kitch :ft re quisite:, and unseellaneuus articles. To be vi-wed, and Catalogues had this day, at the Tavern ; and of Meifri Burton and Veautor, tii, C.nuti,ll. i~ FREEHOLD, MILE END. _ _ By Mew,. BURTON and VENNOR, On WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2 1, 1804, at Darraway's, at Twelve &Clock, by Order of the Executurd AN Imptove4ble FREEHOLD ESTATE, con taining Twu scbstantial BRICK DWELLING IitiIJSES, with spacious Oat-Offices and Tenements, owl large wallet Garden, situate "'Lady oppoiite Reneroft's Alms Houses, Mile-End—Thu Preuliwo are lett or. Lease to Me. Chamberlain and others, fur an unexpired term of 7; Tears, as Michaelmas last, at the low Rent 4301. pee Aug. To he Hewed, by leave of tb trTenans, sh Dry previous :- the Sale; and printed Descriptions had OR ttlt! Premiss; r. Messrs. Mayo ma rituce, Cloak-lane; at Garraway's ; and u 1 Mewl Burton and Venuar, 61, Catubill. coNtmoutous and SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE, W.II.IIROOK. Be Weirs. BURTON and VF.NNOR, On WEDNESDAY, Now. 11, Iso4, at Termite o'Clock, Garfanay'a, 1 'HE Desirable LEASE of a commodious sots stantigl BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, •ith spacux Warehoiise, Counting House, and Private Entrance, era ,innate in Walbrooki the Cotner of Bond Court. Tb Preinis'is bare recently u•idergoite cinisiderable Repairs, su contain Four Chambers with Cluaiets, Dressing Room, Dram mg Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Scullery, lofty dry WM house, contoicte Counting House, good and Ya communicating into Bond Oren. Held on Leaie for en one; pissed Tenn of Fourteen YeArt, at a moderate Rent. To Ir. viimed Six Days priiymits to the Sale; and Particufini 1144 on the Premises ; at Garratsay's; and of Nlovars. Burma and Vennor, 62, Conihill. .LES BY 1-RIVATE C.;NTKACL' MERCANTILE RESIDENCE, WITHIN ONE MINUTE'S WALK OF CHANGE. By !Henri. BURTON and VENNOR, THE DESIREABLE LEASE of a gented MERCANTILE RFtiIUF.NCE, eligibly situated i ns retirzd and soipectabk n•ighbourhuod, within one MinuiAs walk of Change. The Pr.•nnses are in perfect ord.r, aid cor lam two servants' rooms, tiiree chambers, spacious drawing room, dining room, counting house, hall, kitchen, wish band and yard. To be viewed with Tickets, which, with further PartiAl may be bad of Messrs. Burton and Vermin . , No. W. Cornhill CAPITAL COMMODIOUS PREMISES, GRACE-. CHURCH STREET. ST M tn. BURTON.;;IiriNt4()R, T HE DESIREABLE LEASE, with immediate M444%440. s, of a contionah'e, goeintodiott• DWELLIPO HOUSE, with briw front shop, ',snout, and yard, ecru sall %Meal at a surall **peace, into an exten.ive warehouse. The Preweee are in complete reihi t, eligibly situate, and adapted for a wooly. .ate or retail crinctra, being the very referable pat (:raced: unit-street. To be viewed with Tickets, which, with further !kinky'" may be had by application to Meows. Burton and ENFIELD. GFNTFFT. COTTAGE RESIDENCE, COACH HOWE STABLING, ABOUT SIXTV• FOUR ACRES OF kg,tl I.IND, FARM YARD, dec. ENFIELD. By Memos. BURTON and YENNOR, 'VELE LEASE. with immediate Possession' ^ 1 a genteel COTTAGE RESIDENCE, dthg situate, an agreeable distance of one mile from Enfield, rnar.ding beawtifu: extentive prospects met the surrounhi country, with Pleasure and Kitchen Garden, 0 chards. C''s tl ‘ wait, stabling,and tunable domestic emngements ; at a distance from the residence an. a BailiiVs Cottage, Faro,. Ve HAMS, Stabling. Out.housus, and about 64 Acres of rich %.st duw and Arab; e Land, lying very compact, and the h,! state of cultivat ion—Ty he free. Tni. Estate ha; been went put into the mum complete order, and abounds with eve, y d mastic convenience. To be viewed witb tickets only, any day •,Seada)sexcsrte d, between Tw4ve shd 'dour °Clock, by apply' tag to M' Burton and 9001141 t, 63, Caminil. LONDON :—Printed by G. DAVIDSON, No. 35. Wrch ..tt...tt, St element's and fAlblished hy W. WEST, ti Office, Nu. 15, Kick of St. Clement's Chu , cll, Strand, ' 6l " Ck.lors for tberget s &c.(peet-pol) .11l Yodel, attfiallti '...!^''."' - •••" .. 1" . 17XBR1rx;r. The Corn Lupe:toes Ketutn, ou Thur , day, N .•. 8 Wheat, per load. Igl Od to 281 Od Barley, per qr 47. Od to S. 04 Oats 24s gd t 35s 0.1 Beans 4$ Pri to 544 ed Pew I. Od to 114 e ed