The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-09-27 00:00:00

THE EDITOR OF TIIE BRITISH PRESS. —............._. sly, %e-ne time ago there was given in your paper an fic•coon[ of an establishment is several of the $ i c pal kingdoms oa the Contiiscnt, for the -ption of unfortunate yottig women, veln, fondly aening to the tender tales of love, had, in an • •guarded m intent, by (acing guilty of an iodic / e.l indulgence of their passions, brought up•oi I. ensue: yes the apprehension of becoming mo t "es ere the celestial vows of matrimony bad mac . used the conception ; in these asyla they receive ' cry comfort which their situations require ; the . spring of their illicit conneiVon is fostered by the . te, and the mothers resent-nod as the means of i; -mincing in her mrinhers into society, by receiving :7 table donations, and being dismissed without a..y f much. 1 What happiness might result from a similar esta -1.: ..htneut its this culinary, which boasts now :4s -eater number of charitable endowments than ex iiin an y other! Haw many unfortunate young L. maks, who have been led a.tray by the per nisive language of seditaion, might again behold eir form m-r fri.nis and relatives, without incur. rig the cruel epithets which are now so invatia'ily, •ndfreqitendy so trideservedlr, bestowed upon them. such an i,•stitu.ion exist in this metropolis, e lse melancholy accounts we daily read, of in secant infiusts being dis •ovcred, deprived of their existence by. their unfortunate mothers, to bide the shame, and malignant scorn which other viw must awed them, would become much less frequent, es there could not be that inducement to commit a 1641T0s at which nature revolts, and instinit forbids.. . What phrensy must possess the mind before a de laded creature could he induced t , commit such a crime a Murder ; but what an ex.-e , :s of madness must pervade the whole system, before a delicate, timid, and modest young female (for assuredly it is the modest only who are sensible of shame). could become the murderer of her own naming. Were there a mode adopted, by which the pitiiess reproaches of the world could be averted, and wo jiff' again restored to society, without the stigma of ;plumy numerous precious children would be saved, ip time, become useful members in the state, and die y mothers would maintain their firme r stations in instead of being necessitated, as th y slew almost invariably are, to earn a precarious Evelihoed, with the wages of prostitution; for the dines blast of defamation forbid, them ever to eve& the recovery of a charader once lost, let *lir eemdat *forwards a ever so exemplary ; Stsiolitinthstantliag the el teaches us, that, on - • - oar sins 'ball be . orgiven, yet it is a pre ailed-upon towards our fellow treater** !' mut time female, .09 hatone deviated from the rig;d • paths of virtue, is bra for ever, and repentance semis too late to - rest* her in the estimation of +r • • HUMAIIIITAIL - PILITATE rHSATRICALS. • tom tutu CAMP. The Ochre at this place hive belt a very a rgil Inmate heraMittaror Their first performance was as *War evecierg' the play The ffeir at Let, aed tiro afserpiece Ter Moro if Garret. The Pans wore cast as follows s-- Tit Stilt *AT LAW. Dltiti braks... w. I ... Maas. Oda% Tined GM*. • leBilMW Pewkin a • Coldstream. Added ilooespro. . 3 * " r.(,:goks, Ist Wow Yafk.. • LarithhirriA 4et, n _Y-Iwin, Wan tiviiolk. &soy et C•Jatitte.lll.• • fordoiit..7.‘ ... ditto. • Ma.....t.... ........411C411111u1Soss,sditto. • glistiek•• • • A ••; i50*••71,10 , . Iliaisigtun. ad Gonda. Lai Dube ridi• • •-• -of yi•,?• ,4&*/. 1 1111F.11.0i a. Car4hoe &now . 4 .111 N 144. Cesily Hansuisi....l..• es: hill. "inierftese'br , /fk'silar . ... ' • • ile.lassa4slop. • Ca p t. Elwin. Mr. lab. Igoe. Mr Voy.e, cold.tretne. • • • • Caip..Cope,rthwatt, 1,4 W. Y. ufili r " Calif tick!) 11. • SA4.e ratter on. Nii:abeak • . imiliwids. We. Orli*, The cbaraaer of Dirk I),crtie was supported with lams spirit in the different scenes with CeriN Monte- S a ran‘ Capt. BILADOVLL, as Doiior P4itgbi, kept •thseeinpany in a roar of laughter: his srvk of aa. lag was universally admired, :.nd his prfmireciation aftheLadot proved his classical knowledge. Ear/s a l ilflorimie bad m Mr. Comte an able reptetentati*e. ,•• .34Eifflainlicrroa iw Kenriel made as much t‘f the illtishman as possible; his dialed was admirable ; be synipathissd its the idiiiretses of Crreinir Dormer with much feeling, and never lost sight of the du ties of a faithful servant. Lord Dalcrl!,'s vulgarity • contributed to the mirth of the company ; the cha rades. altogether • was well supported by Captain • Itt.wits. Cerily Hemelkin had a very faithful rept.- ' • Illmestion in Mrs. MICHALL, whose simpl;eity, and aortae cancel:Mono/ the charaaer, obtained for her the most Fonenil - applause. Miss EDMONDS did mach•justice to the part of Cerelime Orrtera and the rest of the eh/watt' were very respeaably sap ported. TO company present were the Earland Countess of CHATHAM, Earl and Countess Tempts, Lord SOUTINAMIPTON and • family, the neidilxuniog No. bility, and the Officers of the camp. A more boil- . hart assemblage of fashion has s e ld om b een wit issued: The Theatre was brilliantly illuminated; full military band attended, and, before the per formance began, Gail Ile Kiss:, and Kale Bri tannia were played with great effea. We under stand that several plays and afterpieces are getting up, and that this entertainment is to he rep ea t e d • ince a week during the continuance of the camp. • Sunday last Sir JAMES Ca AUIVID left town for Bath, for the recovery of his health. This Gentle man's fate was singularly unfortunate :--Hearing, a few weeks prvvious to the rupture, that his brother, Gen. Casurcito, was dangerously ill at Paris, and that he had been unskilfu!ly managed by the French surgeons, he : r:.• I ever to him with medical as. instance from London. On his return he tell ill him. self, on the road to Calais, and did not arrive there 0 in time to embark pees ions to aixt issuing, the order to detain the Erveitit. He war, In conseeptence, de tained in France, ?hough invested With a public cha ratter ; and thus loat a vaiu.sble foreign mission to which be had been just appointed, and deprived of Ibis liberty during a period of eighteen moodis. S . •** ........ A.AmmiAllulpesyditi • geowiek•• • • ...A •• %Moron. Lay Dube rki. s le;pl ay o , a. Car4Lle &low .nr+ " , 1144. Itampria:. es: he% "Ne•waftet'lat , el'easr; : ate . Cart Elwin. Lirirs.**:*** Mites .04.11.1" Mr 00,../ lull. aufk •• • • Calp. • Copp”rth wa Ca l if ikidd ) ll. Mei* • NAAjot ratter on. .1161:ennati it:6llooes. We. Dna The charaaer of Dirk fLovtio was sr item spirit in the different scenes with Shoo. Capt. BRADDVIA, as Dodo/. , •thscasepany in a roar of laughter hit was universally admired, :.:•d his aftheLatle proved his classical knowle Nesevpoise bad m Mr. Comte an able r, litcollasasioron its Keririek made as sirislionan as possible; his dialelt wa be sYmPethistd in the iristresses of r, with much feeling, Anv i l never lust sigl ties of a faithful servant. Lord Deslc, • einstributed to the mirth of the comp ratter altogether •was well supporter • Its.vatie. Ceri Heiner sin had a very • sensation in Mrs. Miciast.t, wh o se sit apnea conception of the charaCter, oh the most Fonera applause. Miss meels•jeence to she part of Cere/i7te the rest of the chasa&ers were very ret ported. • Tips company present were the Earl of CHATHAM, Earl and Countess T .SOUTHAMPTON and • family, the neid bility, and the Officers of the camp. Bart assemblage of fashion has setae mimed. The Theatre was brilliantly is full military band attended, and, b fornsance began, Gad & a ile ; lountio, were played with great effeift. stand that several plays and afterpieci sip, and that this entertainment is tt • owe a week during the continuance of • •Sanday lest Sir JAMES Cs Amman Batb, for the recovery of his health. man's fate was singularly unfortunate: few weeks previous to the rupture, than Gen. Caaueoto, was dangerously ill that he had been unskilfu'.ly managed F surgeons, he 4: ever to him vent instance from London. On his return self, on the road to Calais, and did no' in time to embark previous to the env to detain the Ensrliiii. He wai, in eon mined in France, ?hough invested - with ratter ; and thus toil a valuable foreii which be had been just appointed, and his liberty during a period of eighteen ‘F . N.I tATELLIGENCE. PORTIMOVTN, slat. es. Arrived the Mr," armed ship from the eastward. Sailed the C- , r2e, F•rre‘rer. for G;hraltar. Pass-d.hv the Surat! Castle for the East Indies.— Wind N. E. • II awicri, MT. 25. The Diipo packet, Cant. &inward, arrived yes terday with the Mails from Gottenburgh, and a Ilateh syhtlyt came in this morning from Katwyck, both without passengers Th., Ell,/ of Lifte, packet, Capt. Thompson, that sailed with Monsieur, brother to Louis XVIII. on Thursday last, under escort of the MonAcv gun brig, parted with the hrig on Saturday in a he ivy gale of wind. It is probable that the Earl or may put into Yarmouth-Roads, the lifonkry hawing passed through them on her return to this port. By the late arrivals, we understand that the most tempestuous weather has been experienced in the North Sea for some time past ; the Sc' nyt that ar rived this morning left Katervck on Wednesday las!, and met Kith remarkably heavy gales at sea: the Diana packet, Capt. Steward, had also a very te dious as well as stormy passage from Gottenburgh. DEAL, SEPT. '25. Sailed the Kine George cutter, with the Mite. Richardson, ;via the Kingston, bound to the %out! , Seas, and the rest of the outward-hounJ vessels, under convoy for Portsmouth ; Lo VC •141 French arivnteer, for the River; Janine°, Champion, and La Seine frigates ; Orestes, Swan, Engem-, and Bermes sloops of war, with a ile.ft of gun-brigs, armed ships, cutters, &c. for their respe&ive cruise. and stnti ,, tis off the French coast. 1,1 , 4 night, the Swedish brig El•zot, Capt. Kay, with iron and deals from Gottenhurgh, for Cher. boos r, was totally lost on the Goodwin Sands. Only one man saved. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TULSDAT, Serviusr.st 25. Amsterdam .... :.18 1 2 U• Venice 59 Liv.ric. Ditto at Sight.. 37 6 Naples Rotterdam C. F.. 11 171 2U. Lisbon Haniburgh.... .35 5 2111 Oporto Alton 35 .6 21U I Dublin l2l Paris 25 2 Liv. Ditto 2 Us 23 10 @vitt .01. Bourclivaux 25 10 i p.,,tu g at Gold in C...in Madrid Ditto Corks -iv. in Paper I New Dollars Ditto Billsoa Leghorn Genoa 4511.iv.Pie. ( q per Cent. Dublin on Loudon (Sept. 2 1) 11 Belfast on London (Sept. 17). 411 Beitlist on Dublin (ditto) $ll 61days I. I. I FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GIAVVIIIO/11, Seer 2s.—Pax , ed by the Ni-sir Brunswick, from Ili. Janeiro; King Cofirey; Nebent, Maio; Sir johit Beldam: Warren, Van Dyke; and the Mentor, 1 4 4 ,. inliisirn, from Demerara Pi.arre, (nm Do. juice: London Packet, White, from Tort ; Malviatia, Cary, from Sennam; Prince of Waifs, Stocker. trots Sr. ‘'ineettnt; Ann, Moreton, from Ni.rts; John and Thomas, Bryant. (nun l'obago; Selina, Gib.on, from Grenada; So phia, Claece, rm.'s Guernsey: Bearer, Stevens, from 7.301; Richard.on, fr.rn Palermo; La Bone, Olson, from Wise ; Parrader, Trivett, from Pillau ; amine, Barber, from Wateriord; and the Jeffrey Anna. Jane.m. from St. An dero. Sailed the Komi Star. °berg. for Civita Vecchia; Hardware, ..-.—, fur New York; and the Orb, Anderson, fur Copenhagen. ARUM, At Chatham—the William, Berm, from Riga. tM Dover—ihe Harriett, Clark, kola Surinam, and the - from Virginia, bound to London. At Bri.tol—the from Peterailargb ; and the from Baltimore. At im—Wie William , Jackson, from St Croix. At Teeierlff Impatienta, and the Vihanti', —,•from Tontilnirn. At Surinam-tbe I>ucltenlield, Denbar, from Laudon. The following animadversion, which closes the approval of a General Court Martial, lately holden ' et an Officer of high rank, is so honourable to the feelings of our amiable and beloved Sovereign, that we take a pleasure in laying it before the public : 4. , I lit MAJLSTY, in adverting particularly to the 9th Article of Charge, of which the C our t M art i a l h er , in part, found the Prisoner Geiet,,, was pleased to dime', that the JUDGE ADVOCATL'S letter shoulJ express the wish of His MAP:STY, that the Lieu reuant-Colotiel, in his zeal for the service, had con deified his command with more temper than in some inNtanees he appears to have done; as also, that it should declare His MAJEST I'S high disapprobation of striking a soldier at any time, and more especially when under arms, although the blow, as in the case adduced in evidence, he inflieled without cruelty, and without any material hurt." On Monday morning, the LORD MAYOR, ac companied by the LADY MATORLSS and a party of rA;es, went to Blackheath, to see the Royal East aden Militia, command e d by C o l one l Si r h am IS tan, who have pitched their tents for the purpose of pre lining the regiment in camp dirties. The Loan Al AYu a arrived in the r ear of the camp, and was received by the Colonel in a very handlome marquee. They proeetJed down the main street to the front of the camp. When the drum beat to arms, the regiment quitted their tents and occupied their streets, and formed line in front, in the space of three minutes. After having presented Arms to Lordship, and marched past in ordinary time, j . preceded by two battalion gu ns , t h e y proceeded in open column to the end of the Heath, where they went through a greet variety of manoeuvres, in a rapid. correet, and masterly manner, and marched back in line to the encam ? ment, preceded by the light Lifautry, and their cannon, firing the whole way. ilia Lordship and the company, which was numerous, paid them high compliments on their dis cipline and soldier-like appearance. Tuesday mottling, as Mr. Tuweseen, a wine merchant in the city, and his wife, were returning home in a single-horse chaise, on their nay from Streatham, the• horse took fright, and ran away with the chaise. The animal had not proceeded lay before the chaise broke down, and, from the violence of the shock, Mr. and Mrs. Towestrio were thrown on the ground. The horse continued in full slued towards Kennington, wish only the body of the chaise behind him, till stopped by a gentleman passing that way, who went immediately in pursuit of the unfortunate driver and his compa nion; be found them bath apparently dead on the road. It appeared, however, that the wife was not much hurt, but had fainted from the great alarm she had experienced. The husband was not only severely bruised, but had hi s ar m b ro k en i n two or three places. A carriage was obtained, and he was conveyed to Sir WILLIAM BLIZARD, in order to ob tain surgical assistance. 114,.nday sen'uight, while JOHN Freer, in Carts dyke, Scotland, went to a little distance from his yoked cart, in which were two of his children, for the purpose of cutting some grass, the horse took Might, and both children were thrown out. The wheel went over the youngest, a girl about live years of age, who expired in a few minutes after. Inc other, a girl about eight, had her arm much bruised. There is every reason, however, to hope for her recovery. PREMISES, Priferahla Part of CI USWELIeSTREET. By Memos. BURTON and VENNOR, TO-MORROW, at Twelve,. at Garniway's, by Direction of the Motgager, and Consent of the A 1 1011'111.11 , , rINIII. LEASE of a substantial Brick DWEI.- I.ING HOUSE, with large bow front 1111 d Pri vate Entrance, eligibly situate, being Nu ♦y, Ch.s.y,-ll...trest, near F 111.4117/ *ware. The Pnriones contAin three servants rh.uubers, dining-room, two parlours, a coot mcatiou, now fro t shop, two kitchens, and r.llar',.:g; held on lease for a r nods pired tern teen years and a half, at Michaelmas 1804, at th:• ni , delatit rent of 481. per annum. , To be viewed, and printed deeeriptiona had on the P. elms a ; at Garraway's; of Mr. Burn, Sohello:s , 4_ le Greet St. Hou'r ; and of Maws. Burton and Venno r , 6 2, Cornhd l. LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, with two Coach Rousts, Stabling. and large Garden, Veto of t h e Forest. Ey Messrs. lURTON sod iiENNOR, TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's, by Di rection of the Pro:irielor, trHE valuable LEASE, with immediate Posses js Sian, of a genteel and commodious RESIDENCE, in 'tn.! erplir, pleasantly situ .le upon the 'gage of F.;:ping Forest, at !Arousal'', about six miler from the Royal Ex change. The Premises are convenient, wet. semied with wrier, 'and contain three principal chainoera, with &net-, dtnaing-o,m, dam:: se:Tante rooms, spationa liandurna draw ing -kbom, dining roe n , breakf It parlour, commodious en trance hall, two kitchens, bskehouw, dairy, larder, and good cellaring, a plenum garden, two kitchen ditto, hot hods:), two eaar.la Mums, ample stahliug, Q , w hussy, piggety, de. Hell for an ungainred tamp of a.ved years, at a inodorate mot To bd viewed till the sate, and printed particulars had on t h e Praraies"; White Hart, Wn adfott t at Ganraway's; and at Mesa. Nsttes and Veriaor. 64, coguka COIN ENTIFIANGE, Wansits2A2. Sm. 26. Our importation,. of hue Wheat continue to be eery short, those o cet ready sale and fully at la.t omits; otharsorts dull of salt, and rattier at ; much of Foreign being ea .ectral, as cell as LJ:111; g!...d old Arc at 3gs per quitter ; Bader with glait foil as .I.mr; tl:e latter more ready sale t , tan of has; Grey Peas are :barer; Goat the scarcity or prime .Mtn, those are at better terns; other sons in full plenty, sod rattle , lower ; prices of Flour lenient, and outer article, at Ito particular cliff. retire. CU RENT PRICE OF GRAIN. 1V h-at B7-.70. 764. hoe do 76*. 80. 04 Ky., now 39, 4i- 04. Barley ....... 704. Cd Where Pus 50e 964. 0.1 Grey Peas 41s. 44. Od 40'. 4.' 0.. Tick ISC/11,4 40. I l)ata f 4. t6'. 211. 0 Enian•1i......,•29. 31, (pf Rape 40 42.. 141. Fine F1f0ur......64. 68. 0 , 1. Se. ond4 ...G0, 04. i is. MEETINGS OF CREIH I) S, AT CUILDITALL, TO-novitow. John White, Great Rune-aut.-t o Covent-garden, till. plateinorker . . . . Thomas Levington, St. Catherine % near the Toro, alopseller . . . . William Wakeford, Horsham, SIMCI, *ll,...,l:eeper M. II lo 2 IU PRICE OF STL,CKb. Vt*TINDAV. 3 per Cent. Colt, S per Cent. Navy ..lit Nuperoal ;.; per Cent Ottinium Ens. Lott , ry Tick. ti lBl. .5,. Con.!' for October . 57i4 T. HISII, Stock-Broker, No. 4, Conik.ll, and 9, Charing Croat. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Sue. 20. Ila.:k Stuck 141 Gov. Deb. 34 per cent.. 6% Gov. Deb ".) per cent P.9 Grand Carta! Loan, 6 per cent. 961 HIGH WATER THIS DAY ATI,UNDUN BRIDGP:, 26 min, after ft. BIRTII On the 18th inst. at )11;ry . unute county of W,xforti, the iest of her father, the Lady of re, rvi. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. At Dublin, the Hon. Pete , Boyk. Illaquier.., min of Loni De Blzquiere, to Min Eliza O'Brien, dauirlyei of Deui. Esq of Du bli n. . _ _ Thursday last, the Rev. Joshua Smith, Re-tor of Holt, Norfolk, to Miss Ward, daughter of the Rev. R. Tigard, Vicar of Wirkoswiorth, in Derbyshire. On Saturday, at Bermondsey Church, Barnard Garth, Esq. of Vl.dworth, to Mum Jackson, of the same place. DE AVIS. WAnesday kw, Mrs. Gooch, relit"' of William Gooch, Esq. of Ghinitigham. At Da:stain, oa Sunday evening, after a swollen and faithful service of fiftyweiren years in the Bank of England, added ira every eadnwment of a father and friend, truly respected by every one who knew him, and whose loss win be much de plored, John Rogers Esq. in the 79th year of his ate. StVOKS. Ey Mr. KING, Olt MOND.N.Y the lit of (/etober, at Twelve, ACOLI.h.CI'ION of B0()Kti, in the French, F.ughtb Lansulps ; anton4 them !aunt CEvvrea de itt/U.SCALI, J 4 T4nt: Tony V.,v .ge de Vaoc.,ttver, 3 Tom, printval liv ; Cha,ehard's Nape of Germany; Dr. J0hn.0.,•4 Wore., 12 ir ols ; Jones's to the Record.; ;weer)! Nu:nb,ri nt Lavat •••. Povsingno.ny, awl Cin,an'a Murga;is So'.ere of (:entry ; Sto2.lares Scotlindi Wand's Hnltand• ant !fermis, 1-. 111+y be vi , •we.l on Sitarday till the Sale. S/11. ifY AUCTION 7 PROSPECT HOUSE, KENT ROAD. To cENTLL MTN at the FACULTY; and (then, My Mewra BURTON and YENNOR, At tiortairav's,,TO-MORRO*, at Tardy., oLikna pre. vi 0000 sly di.,:po•od or by Private Contrarl, A Va1:13;44e LEASEHOLD EiTA co n . ) . prising a soh:rant oat, mod .-ro, saw built bricit I)WEL. LING HOUSE, with bow front and calk% situate licar the New Crow l'onti.ike, Kent tu,:e• htr wnh th, v ita pro iioll.ll bugytnaa, • r l, lJituiy:4y TLe Pienii , es are ju tly al Prweect Krim% agreeably silitat., vt.thin four nil.. of Lon.lorl, are in the most erm,lete r;, / .air, well supplied with purl w itcr, awl e a 1 4, six ;dumber,: with clarets, a drawirig.roan with a ha idscine marble chimney piece, and raper.rd, twit very neat parl , sirs, shop convertible iota a parlour at a a.n..i xpeo ge . a kitcl:en, washhouse, cool pantry, good cel.ating, and a gird,..it, sell stocked a ilh a choic.: sziection thriviog ( Nit tree. Hold on Lase foe the long term of 76 years, at 4 aro; dent^ ground rant. To be vi ,wed till the rite, and r , ffinte.l ek:arerilotion% 1,1 4 1 the Prem.'s::; at G w awl of Medan. Bu r t on z uur, 62, Corohill. ... Genteel RESIDENCE. Chaise !louse, Stabling and Ga. Jv Doper lloinertois ti Re klesi.rs BUR CON and VF.NN:)R, TO-MORROW; at To. -Ive o'Clock, at Gniaveays s V IE desirable LEASii., with immediate sow, If a genteel F.AMILY RESMENCE, aw l Chaise !louse, Stabling, and Oar len, el - iltg trolly situate r. e . poste the P.oklock, an agreeable distance from the puo'ic -road, in the pref irab/o part of the rural ant retsw•table Vil lage of Upper lioinerton, and within the nl egad IA ; three miles of the Metropolis. The Pree c e hint recentr been Sited up at a consid.i,able expence, co:mining an +gar neatness, with real convenience, obvious is every anangt ment ; are in the Melt perfect rei,air, amply sappieJ wth water, and contain thus well proportioned, c....w•hd chambers, with good closets, three (kriging ' , var., patent wo ter closet, ladies' library, or workrro ut,s t, two se:sante morns, drawing room, dining room, finished with handsome marble chimney piece', a lip.iCiOUS entit. ice halt, communicatirg with a flight of stone steps, and front garden, a convenient kitchm, wash house, and butler's painiy, store room, exiellent sinned win e celiac, ale, beer, and coaf cethiring, a new erected ch. he house All I stable, with Melt lie:Nil:a' MOM over. The drineg room open; to a gtrden, pla •red with a seleLtion o f th e vise thriving fruit tree-, advancing to the highest perfection. N,44 on lease for about eighteen years. at A very ni te rent. The purchaser may be acoontrawlated with , the &mad ad modern Household Fur :stale. at a vaitiati n. • To be viewed td the when 0 164 descriptions may be had on the Premises; at Garrawsy`s, and or Moon. Batumi and Venn -it, 51. enaltill. COMPLETE OWELIAND lIDUSE AND SPAt.O.WS WAREHOUSE, •WALLBROOK. By Messrs. BURTON and Swidon, At Garraway's, TUMOR ROW, at Teelvel THE desirable LEASE of a commaJintt-, stantial Brick Dweiling, with s, at! or. WalM4r, C./uniting House, and private Entrant..., • y didibly situ.te Walltwook, the corner of Bond-7ourt. The preotires hart cent ly undergone consid..rablc rep. v.+, and coluain four cumin t:.trt with elotets, drooling room, drawing mein, dining kitchen, scullery, a lust dry warelteitie, 37 felt I r y I: 4 a me. venient counting-I - owe with yard, cona.nuu caung tut co,* tour:, e:tcellent cellaring, held o.i Leata for au trim of fourteen years, at a moderat, rent. To be viewed till the sale; a 11 particulars had on the tie. 171M5; at G4rraway's; and of Means. Burton and Verrier, 62, Cornball. BURTON PYNSENT ESTATE, SOMF.RSETillikais. By Messrs. SKINI ER, DYKE., and ti On TUESDAY, the 16111 of Octob-r, at Garradrart, is Lobs if nut , ii.posed of by Privat. Co- tramin Ono tot, ACAPITA', and and' , claimable FREEHOLD ESTATE, most beautifully sitn..te et Ritmo Pymeat, in the Parishes of Curry Rivelf Drayton, Fleehead, arid bed. hounded by West Solginuor, and divided by this Higb goad torn Somerton to Taunton, 8 Miles froin tin...Arm/trend with. in is of the latter, ii of Ilmiircer, and 12 of Ch-of, Com kerne and Bridgewater, erim i irisiii ; ; the Mose of Duras, with the ' Royalties an d Ayourtes inces extending over the whole Pari.ll, Bulon Pyriseiit Mansion Now:, (Abets, Ilea one Grounds Lawns WikLric.s. ilantations Paid wits Domain Lands, and W ands; capital Fanas web D•elling Houses, excellent Bertoos and Buildings ha Mao bendry Business, thcliard.eg, and Tenements restabii.g about 1200 Acres of fertile Meadow ' Grising, and Arable • Land, forming rine of the mo 4 noble Estates 111 the Cinittty, abundantly socked with capital Oak, Ens, and rimer Tin ber Trees of very large Dimensions ; the Farms ere nec,vied of *teapertab c tenants front Year to Year, and on eh it Lnies at Rents amounting to 14-0011. per Aeneas. Also the Moen and ralterasta Presentation to the Leeway of Curry Riot...- The whole Estate is eatable of the greeted linprureme it, o,d upon 31114c:wore of Vrest S.dgividue a.of otlwr ear mining several 'Pheustrid Aetot, over which there a•s, many valuahle Rights; the Rental will beers, considerably acmes& and, in peMit of Slastion, tin Prneezity w more vit.)* .-31,•: (Pr a Resad,.-ce or-Farm. To he viewed by a r 9te:4i to Rich3rd Crinfi at BUda Pritt^nt ti - oeot tif whom priittiel Panieolan may be I.ot Thirty Days exceeding the hale; alma the Red Linn, 3 , 01 , ton; George Into, Bridgewater,, Carl, Ct.:skeet's, au Taunton; Meows. Goad iy and Co. Vrottis, Starrb net ci Rudhall, Printer,Bileol ; Mr. Cruitwell, Bath ; Mr. Printer, S:llsbury !slew!. I , :rr.i 'and Ationsno, Itstreitt lon ; at tt.e rac , ! uf Sale; and of Mean Skinner, Ds - kw; and Cu. Alderagate,or..:et. who're euthstool to treat by Private Contract, KENT. By .!r. Glt .UAM At To We Coffee-Haase , Corell4l, no TUESDAY, Ono., _ • 16, at tweiwe, iii Ton I.ois, ASingularly Desirahle EllEfliOLL) ESTATI, in the Parishes of Minns Robbirg, and IL;•tow, cc"' priong th 2 extensive Manus' ur Lim Ishii, of Chatiflrr Shtiner 'urn, in Kent, with right of Chart Leet Cart Baron, •Q.lt RPM.. Finis, Royalties, dive. ; and "ii.• word Farm, evOrtaiiiine *hone PS aere. of idel itedused essti l, .• Mmdow, air.' .Irahis within • Ring Few e; the tims i. debi,Lifol, boll, and ;data I, c•nahining Sra, Or, i•- bird Views, es'ailiiting se .net of uoconnion..ie;..,on, mew-. and variet y -- , '..e Swale to ‘V hitch Hay, M041.4Vi hot mei, and vises; tha rim", tint EerexCua•t, • F pinete and fl.OllB the t hemp, Gaits and Remelt.) d•staiir, and the ra• ge of coont7 to Maidstone, be.: Levi:. • an inraerise aniohitheatre, frost the crown of Ca'.iasen it the greatest ~art or which fiVn within the circle of th ear: ciove to the Telegra •h from th ew , the l a nd, Brach - 0' •• - to a rich and fern' • plain, with mint probably hart I er , antient park; the oiks romped and scattered about are , of the F...;:ate give it a gran l and parielsi.e ap; nature court the hand of art to ad and cortelinh ti eiseitantii , gs;mt, farmed, as it were, to commence, cattail"' perpetuate a family possession of real cosiseqsencir in vivo , enviable coontir. The bouse is neltber large not bondaiiiira the fawning buildings ere adeguai; and die ermine •ii.' ll watered; the only cl-sarbaek is a Lease of the Farm, ,e l ,lO. ten years to run, at one third of it, annual value. Thetesie arc a thr.ving *owl in hand, of ten acre., and another of twenty-five acres, lying tinder Boughton Hill, La in tie Parish of Hearn Hill. The latter wall be sold is a rep&A" Let. _ _ . To••eired._bY applying to Mr. ni.x:adA, - .tre t t, ise.lr the Premiss." of whom Plrticula; 1I • • :hort!y b hari also at the Inns at Dart&rd, Rochester, o. * pringe, Cariwthury, aid Maisigasse; me Geo. v ., sa w ria. • of Mr. Grubb, tartest Queen street, Ltnc..ensel.te. Faith '" Mr. ttsy it Fass:wte, Solicitor, Ssteangbeuro; a.dut Mt ham, RA-Lion square, Lambda's,. LONDON :—P.inoul by G D.IVIDSUN, No W start, St. Cleninn`o, and , .blisbod t.y VT WEST. Office, N.. lb, likeb (lem•rwriC r,h, Swan • - Urdoss mor the Po r wyko.(yostios4) wig be 48 1 i all"" 4 " • Two, Assi, VW .0 Mr. Bvrr So Village I The Dead Ws Ram a, early in B b ly Y. Price 6d. T H ' GAI M send a Tile PI, enieLesal will be rep rat, Mr M the eli MUOtiti rhcet , r, bl Stag •.; /;oces Pf.A" E The .Ekm FLAT d, t:R? RI qu Lectors, h LEC rwu and GA Ll prisink Oh, 4:sl versa' , Crawl .g, Ette4 .041. 14410... tit i uttecert in ar'Pr Will, Dive a hydro:4 1 nys, op,,rtnn ivy Driers ti Ili:Dt• at a Rtic Mr. IL. rhj a. .0.11 AS reirNi th I.4tun thy 4, and F `bo 14 ;Iferered ( :.rev-Armr •) (fret-Are 41 Ark, No. •0 has. It against hp Jogned by 76 M, dreige r peno 1,14 A 1 R. POWDER at IL 6d. cm li n ie n S g PT: the cunt. Ur Nand ever WI *hal L7lll Exeh d: , aton. Du Dv. no, O . ihah 110 at and; N Wirer., r htioq, and ‘V.ab to Wa7r — ro . i. LIVWU Hun SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE COPYRIGHT, STOCK IN TRADE, FUR. NI I'URF., AND EFFF.CTS„ OF MR. EDWARD RILIN, A BANKRUPT. Be Munn. ROBINS, On the Premises, Tills and Two following Miss, at Twelve , &Cluck, by DireA ion of the Asso:o..es, ►rHF. valuable COPY-RIGHT in TwG Thousand IL PLATES, in fine preservat on, including a goat num ber in high repute; an eatensive variety of Mu•ic for Piano Fortis, Violin, &e. in Duets, Solos, Sonatas, dce. a qiii , tity of Military Musk, Musical Instruments, eonsist:ng of Sae ti 61.04 ratio Fortes with the ad.lit onal Keys, Grond Piano Fortes, Violin% I lautbuyi, Clarionets, Flutes v ith Silver Keys, GuAali, French Worm, a fine toned P. dal Harp, Wclsli Biel t trgons„&e. together wit , ' the Household sod Egret.% of Mr. Edward Riley, a bankrupt, at hi► loose, Nu B, iii the Strand. May be viewed till the Sale ; and Catalogues had of 11.ssrs. Covent-Garden. rA i