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- 1 MOW - idiAt ---••••• PORTSMOUTH, NOV. :1 ' ). Put back the Clespera frigate, with tiv! P.crae Js Eltsrirth, for Aft v Providence. Wind, S.E. NOV. H. Arrived the T, .13 man of war, Sir Robert &Liston, frem the Straights ; General Dame cutter, frorn Guernsey, with dinsatehes ; and the Z-pior brig of war from aet nize The !Verne t•s and Maid. Jeans frigate', with their ~envoy from the Mediter ranean, weighed for St.tndgate Creek, but brought to again. Wind variable. PLTAIIOUTH, NOV. 10. Arrived the Nw-thumberland man of war, S‘,..giti and Pied sloops of war from a cruise. Sailed. the Fosaroyant man of Hat . , and cut . ter on a cruise. Wind, Westerly. ENAHAM, NOV. 10. • Arrived from a cruise His Majesty's ship Ne mesi4 ; also a little French sloop, laden with wine, prize to the D.u. There were thirty of those small vessels going along shore, when the Doris fell in with them, and when this prize left her, she was in pursuit of the others. DEAL, NOV. in. Arrived the .4rYirs sloop of war with a convoy from Plymouth, which are sailed for the River. Wind, • Nov. 11. I• ...Cam* down from Sheerness the Loon,/ frigate Ind sailed to the Westward; also several ships of war, gun-brigs, &c. for their respedive cruising sta tions off the French coast: Came down from the River the Trdlians mop ship, with several other outward-bound vessels, and remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. Hermes sloop of war has a signal for a con voy to the Westward. %Vim!, N.N.E. blows hard i with rain. • FROM LLOYD'. LIST. AOIII•ZD Off Aletbaeough—the Cecilia , Ohleu6, from Tonn ingen. At Leith- tho Jane, Hindman, from Petersburgli; and the tesatine, Bond, rtnra Dautzic, bound to Luodon. At Sc.altwough—.theSucceo,„ Cobb, from Danuie, bound London. At Whitby—the Leander, Co from Dantsic, bound to attdon. Off Ifni, Island—the Aiiadne, Vase, from Norte, bound to London. In the liumber—the Cate, Calvert., Northumberland, Judas; Robert, Popplowan ; and the Lady Cathcart, Guh SOU, Moo Petembuigh; Helen, Smith, from Dentaic ; Nei". tune, Smith ; ocean , Quinton ; and the Jine, Scott, from Pr lam ; Monet, Wttson; and the Mariner, Church, trout Memel. COPY OF A CORRESPONDENCE atreatN UR. SECRETARY YORICE.—.THE LORD MAYOR,— AND LIEUTENANT COLONEL currtm, OF THE TRINITY-11UUSE. TO THE RICHT HON. THE LORD MAYnI. Wbitehall, Jan. 4, 1804 My LORD—Referrieg to the regulations which bave been adopted for the better prntcdt:on of the kiver ThAmes, 1 beg leave to transmit to your Lord sh4i the within extract of a lettcr from Lieut. Col. Cotton, of the Trinity-House ' from which it "Nitric! appear that those regulations have nut been corn., plied with in the instances therein mentioned. I have the honour to be, &c. C. Yes a RI. EXTRACT 'Piton LICpTCH•NT•COLONIL COTTON. " Lord Pelham some time back communicated to this board (the Trinity House) the directions he had sent to the Lord ,slay or respecting the restrictions of foreirners to those parts of the River that were be low Limehouse ; and the stations for each set of foreign vessels wzre arranged by the late Lord Mayor, the harbour -master, and myself. I have been this day told by a merchant,who is a consignee of several ships, that several vessels, Danes And Swedes, were delivering their cargoes near London Bridge, and that another was coming up there of the same description to day ; and when you are in formed that these vessels have come from Malaga. the pestilentital fever is raging. and were laden at the time it was at its height, and that se at- the clew.; have died iii the course of the ; 1 am satisfied you will feel as I have done occasion. The protection of our ships in the from fire can never be what it should be, it -- be permitted to intermingle, for they own ships on tire at the time of the adversary ; and this in different parrs ' occasion the most ruinous result; ;eir ships might easily he made up plunder from other quarters. But. consideration, which is of itself their coming from such an in additional motive for confining aches of the Riv:.7 distant from the prevention of intercourse, I feel it a these points, and apprehending t wee regulations or Irma: rriarafiws by AU- HOW. CH *sta./ Yzysxr, Sce. Man..io•i• Muse. Jan. 1. her.our of your letter of the 4th enclosed ertract of a letter from of the Trinity-H.uisc. from which regulations for the better pro : had net been complied with. satiefadion I can acquit myself and , jurisdiction And authority of even slightest inattention. lam ' the charge. as your under Se __2east ought tr.) be await, that from within the Streights arc sub ' quarantine. whether they come t or not ; and all vessels coming countries known to be infeded, more rigid inspeCtion. Malaga :en considered as an ; nfeCted port, coming from thence have been sub vete quarantine; and the caution has so far. as to subjed all vessels and per - to have had the slightest cumnin a Malaga vessel to the same qnArati- Pilots taking charge of ships hem - it - Skied countries, are 1 . 141)1e to dis if they pass Standgate Creek, antine for ships coming :o London, ' the vessel in toyed. rm the quaran- tine requited. Masters of stirs are also table to fine And imprisonment tur offending in 1... e Lke manner. lit fit& Malaga being a port within the Streights, vessels from thence have always been subject to quarantine ; and it has been the established custom for many yens, not to suffer any ship to report at the custom House from any port or place within the Streights, unless the master produces a clean bill of health, which is a certificate from the chief officer in the quarantine departMent, testifying that both ship and crew have undergone the necessary purification, and are free from inteition. If in any instance a vessel has passed without performing the quarantine required, the master is sent back to his vessel, and a guard placed over her, and people ap pointed to take her back to Standgate Creek; all the persons so employed performing quarantine with the vessel. The whole expence is charged to the master and owners, besides the penalty, which is considerable. Titus you will see that, even if vessels were to pass the place of quarantine, it would avail them nothing, as they cannot report or deliver any part of their car go ; but on the very contrary, subjeft the owners to an enormous expence. Alltlie regulations are put in force by officers appointed by the Commissioners of the Customs, Lords of the Treasury, Secretaries of State, &c. and therefore, if any negleft arises, it rests with the officers of the Crown, who have nothing else to attend to, and in fael have the best means of as certaining ships being info le! or not. I believe it has never been the praetice to subjed vessels produc ing a clean bill of health to any further restric tions whatever (o :the score of infeetion), indeed to an otherwise would be to doubt the declarations of all the officers especially appointed to ascertain the fad. I have enclosed, for your information. a list of shipping in the Thames to the Ist instant,. with the Water-bailiffs certificate of these lately arrived from Malaga. I beg to apologise for in truding so much on your time ; hut it could rmt be refrained from, when so serious a charge is made en the most unfounded grounds. You will, in this instance, pardon me for remarking, that the persons in your office must be either ignorant of their duty, or ,/,Fetent in attention it. I flatter myself on any other occasion the ipte dint of a merchant, who is a consignee of several ships, will not be deemed suf ficient authority to impute a negleCt of duty where it is unmerited, utiles. the name and charaiter of that merchant are announced, that the Secretary of State's department may bare an opportunity of judging its being worthy of credit, although it may come from so respeCtable a quarter as Lieut. Col. Cotton. The same regulations, adopted by my predecessor, under the direction of Lord Pelham, have been mc.t rigidly adhered to by me. I trust It is unnecessary for me to add. that on every occasion I shall feel the liveliest disposition to carry your wt,hes into execution. I have the ho nour to be, &c. PUKING, Mayor. TO THE RIGHT HON. TRII. LORD MAYO!. Whitehall, Jan. 9. M • Loan—l have to acknowledge your letter of the tith instant, in answer to mine of the 4th, trans mitting to your Lordship an esteaa of a letter from Lieittenant-Colonel Cotton, .thich, a.; it stated cer tam circumstances inconsistent with the regulations Lid down for the pro , eCtion of the River, and the performance of quarantine as established by His Majesty's Pt ivy Council, it became my duty at all eveats, and without reference to what I knew to be the measures taken for those par. poses, to transmit to your Lordsidp, as well as to His Majesty's Privy Omitted, to whom it particularly appertains, to lay down and enforce such dire ions as their Lordships shall judge necessary for the performance of qua rantine. Your Lordship will oblige me by letting roe know to what circumstances you refer, when you say, that the persons in this mice must be either ignorant of their duty, or deficient in atten tion to n." It cannot refer to the present subject, and I am not at. this moment aware of any other communication being before your Lordship front this department. Your Lordship must know, from the daily practice of merchants, that all applications relative either to the performance of quarantine, or the partial or total esemption allowed to ships, per sons, or cargoes, in that respell, are tmiformly made to His Majesty's Privy Council, from whom I have received a most satisfattory answer on the present question, and am equally confident that toat De partment, as well as your Lordship, omits no pre cantinas that can prevent the evils which must arise, were there even the slightest reason to conceive the circumstances contained in Lieuteaatit-Colon4 Cot ton's letter to be well founded. I thank your Lord ship for the list which you have sent me of the ship ping in the Thames to the Ist instant, with the NVater-Railirs certificate of those lately arrived from Malaga : and I beg leave to add, that I am fully sensible of your Lordship's attention, on all occasions, in cxecuting,,whatever may forward the poblio service. i have the hirsooste, &c. C. YORK!. TO THZ 111011 [ HUN. CH ARIAS YORK( ' &C. Ms ,inn novo, Jan. I I. Ste —I have the honour of your letter of the 9th instant, in reply to mine of the tith, and beg leave to observe, that I was not aware that it was either the duty or the pra.llice of His Majesty's Government to forwarl extrafts of letters or other &vitro:ins, con veying an imputation on the person to whom they were addressed, and which imputatinn Government know to be groundless, without enabling the party to judge whether or not an explanation of his condo& was called for. And it aifords me great saishaliou to find that the communication you did me the honour to make of the extraa Irons Lieut. Col. Cotton's letter WAS made without reference to the measures which you knew to have been taken for the purposes alluded to in this extra& To this sable& my remark no doubt.: fly referred; and I take the liberty, after what I have before observed, to appeal to yoarself, whe ther a communication by you of information, " from wi.ich it would appear, ' that tegulavans within the scope of my dusk* had rot been complied with, un accompanied by the statement, that His Majesty's Governi.scnt was ;versus-led that this imputation ,"id not attach, did not warrant this tema7 IC from one who kr:w that it could OC only by their means, it Government wei e not possessed of adequate Worm a:ion on the st.hje.t. I hay:: the boectur to he, Ste. Pa a asge, Mop:. (To be contineed) r- . emes. Kent .41 Os to 51 Oa Sut-ex 31 16s to ♦1 15s Fot‘ex 31 16: to 41 1;:s 014 Dut F HOPS. meg ITS. Kent Suaex 31 104 to 41 6. Essex Si 104 to 41 4. 170,11001. PRICE. OF H 1Y AND STR AW. aaTUID*T. ;•61ti * *. WYtTlCMarts. R4V. • .... A pt! T. a4l 14. I lay ...II 10. a4l 12. 01 aOl (h Ol Or a 01 Os Suap ll IN a 1' 19. Clover ..41 !Os a 51 10 Clore. Ol Os a 01 Os Str.w .ll 124 a 11 16, MONDAT, Nor. 12. To sink the offal--per atone of Nib. Beef 4i Od to Ss 0.1 I Veal . 41 Od to 61 OA Muttoo 4* 4d to n. 41 Pork 3, Od to 41 4 Had of Cattle this Day, Sewn. about 700—Sheep and Lambs, 11,000. NEWCIATE AND LEADENDALL MARKETS. Hy the rawv.e. Beef O.l to 41 OA I Veal . S t, d M 0.! M t , Ad to 4,4.! (..1 to 4. 4,1 RAW 141 DES. Bess 11.4. es and Steer., ler stone, 3s. $4 to 4s. 44. Middling St. 44. to 3. 64. Ordotary Mark Calf lO.. 6d Enti.sn !knee Pelt. Rs. 6.1. to 4.. 04. . . .3s. 0.1 to 4. 6.1. PRICE. OF TALLOW. St. Jagnes'4 Market ..44 41 T... II Tallow '64 64 Clare Markel* 4 fal Roma& (Can.j .. ..... .. Os 7r. Whitr•rhapal Market 4a 61 R 1 1 ,1.1 do. i 5...) . Per Stone tot 41 1 ). ---. Melting Stuff 13s 6i Ditto rough 4C. Average Prwe....4s bl, Grave* Good Dregs lle Yelk. S' l6 P. 82s—Mottied. 9O—Curd, 944. Pri.-e of Crosclks., per dog. Isls. Od —Moulds, 19s. Ott COIL EXCHANGE, Nu'. 9. Riot Coals, in the Pool, per Chaidrou Delivered to Houriteepers at 71s, Od. td, per Citlldran 3 0 1. 01. t.) If ousulterrels at 4614. Od Del.' PRIG[ OF ST••CAS V •AV . . patent. Red 11113"11 • 3 per Qin. Consols "31 • per C-nr 7 tj 74 .5 per Cent. Nary. ... 9ll/1 b per Cent Loyalty... 981991 Long Annuities Imperial 3 par Cant . 56 i i Dees Annuities leg Deferred Stuck SO; Onintum 81 Fa.clierilier Rill. par I du. Fug. Lottery Tickers.. 111. 7t. CuraeAs tor. — 331 .. -. . .. 14melc-Broli4l. 4. Owniii, NA Cbaring•Cf PRICE 4-11' IRISH STOCKS. Nov 5 r.••em mem. Debentures, 34 per cent Goterstmrait Debenturet b per cent '3"a COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Fitinit, Nottonai 9. Amsterdam .... SR 22U• I Venice Ditto •t Sotto .. 37 7 Na4les Rott^rdacn C. F. 12 -- 2 U. Lisbon Hon.burgh..... 93 6 8 P. operto. Alto s& S3 72 U Dubl.n Po•ts 1 Daft Date !'r 4 Dot.. ..... 2. 12 2 U. 111/1.1.10111. , en„,4 .2 11 i Forteea; Gold oi Coin Maori l7 .n Paper 1 a.,rl lia s p t r 0 a... 4 0 0 Ditto '4; eioit. v Dotlotnons ........ 0 0 0 Carla 17611 Paper ; New Dollars Da.* lia Itina Letho.n 443 5 per Cent. Dublin on landot, I No , t. ) l3 11.4f54 on losalon tNot. '.l, 4 Rs'ent nn Dublin 151.0.,. 8 ul day I. • d I Iwhere the pestilentital f 1 there at the time it 1 t. venal of the clew.; h tl $: the r oc; c„j!ail. a m sat i sfies River from fire can i ,any foreigners be pent :may set their own shi 'attempt of our advers.c iof the River woald ocr and the value of their 1.1 them by the plunde abstralled from this co momentous. that of ti leaed place is an ads them to the reaches i capital ; as a prevent duty to notice these p vegted of the regulatt thority." TO THE TIGHT HO Sta—l have the her. instaat, with the eocl Lieut. Col. Cotton of th t w0u'.4.1 appear the n edion of the River h It is with great satisfai he parties under my he least oegletl or eves b .re e t mo aries m n su lu r a prist. o .d r a a t c2 t 0 11 vessels coming from . to a very stnet qu i I t m an Mir an; port 01 m ports or countri •bjed to a still mor ' sas, of course, been cc tnd all vessels coming ea to a very severe qui fees carried so far, as I 'rut, known even to ha iicadon with a Malay ne likewise. Pilots I .se Straights, or infeee, *Pon- and penalty. if he place of quarantine i hmi Lithout taking the vess tORN-It7CCRANGE, Mono Ay, Noy. 12. The unsettled state our MArket in respect to the price in Wheat, leaves it hardly in our power to hand rou a carre:t re• part. M irkct after market has this article been forced up, to a /irk.° little acenniing the Stock in hand throughota the It tigdo:n We had to dry a tolzrably g3nt sunly ; but the demand was great, and prices again aihsticeil, as mar he noted in our currency below. Barley and Malt, wale Beans or both sorts, and Grey Pease, have all been rapidly hoisted up. White Pease remain Without much variation but Oct,: par taking of the general rise, are &qtr..r. We search :y know at what price to state Flour, it being named to iis as crpceitd, nut at what the adual sales were made this morning. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. lV heat 80..9- 11.1.3. titans Fine do ....1134. 111,. B.l.Tick Beans " Aga. Sis 0.1. Rye, new 50s. SJ• Od. (Sas, 28s. 31s. ::'.24. Od. Harley s4' 60s. DI ; rolands. ..... ...335. 355. 0.1. Matt- ..905. 95*. Od. Rape 5eed.......42 . 431. OA. White Peas 565. 621. Od. Fine F100r......875. gs. 01. Gres Peas 50s. 541. Od. 5ect.nda........82.. 871. 0.1. RETURN OF WHF ' Including only f,nt the 29t agreeably to a. d. 100 Quarter at 105 33 at I 11l I 186 -- at 100 92 -- at 98 77 -- at 97 113 - at 90 40 -- at 95 319 - at 94 263 at 93 660 - at 92 13.3 at 91 imat -- At 90 319 --- at 89 4 - 0 - at 1 / 2 8 164 - at 87 1101 at 1,6 300 - at 8.5 99:2 - at 84 184 at 83 And 100 fat T•tal 14,111 Quart, 3s. lid higher NT IN INIARK th of Oct. to the 3d of Nov. the new Act. d $4O Quarters at b 2 140 at RI 12.40 —.— at $0 70 -t 79 69 - at 78 483 - at 76 1460 - at 7i 1,3 at 74 36 - at 73 111 - at 7_ at 71 63 at 70 150 at 69 101 •••—•-- at 68 80 .-- at 59 b 8 58 -u 56 100 - at 55 25S ---- at 34 in at :# •Average 83s. Id. Lair Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Oct. 27 to Nov. 2, from the Cocket Office. Sacks. s. d. Sacks •. d. Sack; a d 12 85 0 658.. . .78 0 25. 73 0 1 84 0 170.. "' 0 20. 72 0 3 8' 8 63 '6 0 40. 71 0 6099 80 0 1656 .75 0 10 70 0 38$ '9 0 120.. .74 0 24. 68 0 3J "8 6 50 .73 6 5.......65 0 Total-9,330 Sacks.---Aserage 78s. lid. Is. 211. higher than last Return. PRICE OF SEEDS lIIT Per Cwt. Red M10w....644. to 100 s White ditto.. 6 , /s. to 1051. Trefoil ..215. to 4 is. Conway lOO4. to 110.. Coriander .....9s. to los id IN THE BOROUGH. Per Bushel. Turnip......... 'las. to 514 a AVA ustard Seed Os. to Ida Od Brown ditto.... tie. to lie Canary 7s 0,1 to 8. Od Rye Gram, pr. qr. 20e to ;As HIGil WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 'RIDGE: 44 mid. alts 10. . Enents. On Vrol,ysennijzhf, o a we Lady of Thomas Loi:oft tun Fair%ix, Foi. of Htlbototten, near York. On W dread iv, at Lyntisigton, the Lady of Matthew sett, fig. .11 a daughter. (3a W-ants i4v last, at Char:tan, in Sussex, the mat of the Earl of Sofful►, the Lady of Lord Viseuudt Andover, of a son :ud heir. MARRI‘GES. On T.:ezdat last, be the Rev. Dr. R.4ler, -at Whiposnhata ClUntil, Winutt.ster, John %%rut, F.N. Coilector of Hi M. jesty'y Customs at Cowes, to Mit Arnold, dstlhter of the late C Manor at that port. _ On the Sth current, at Etinburgh, Lioateaant C Anne, Charlet Pyo, of the 3d or Kut;•t ow.) iegimart of Mils Ctthar,ne Douglas, stater to the tats Colonel Arcaty,l4 Demeat, Rosettall. Oa Monday, the 42d of Olober last, at Mahon, Mr It. Wood, of the Blue Ball public how. •' of that , to tan. Sarah Murrill, lato er to John Wtbh 1 , 4 1 , Guildf or d, surrey.—We ,hire to nmire, that this murnevs took place iu consequence of an isdrerti-eiurnt for " A aim" which appeared lit The York Ilerwd, in July last. lice wis e , tisement btiag read try the lady's maid, she linc”:iat.tr spew d it to the housekeeper, telling her it would bt s go d mateh for her. After sonic little corresporttleocc, in took plarc at Grantham, and the lady was brought tt , ..rn to to sue the situation. Every thing louring ago the m .r,iage was speedily coo , 'mutated --Ssidcm p ., eircuinstioce happened at Mutton, which has evit•..i callosity and attention ; there is scarcaly a pers..in is Me a..., , is, neighbourhood but l eas bac, at the Blue Bill, to pay t reiperti to the bride, who is a very hatidinme and trine res able woman... Our corresprinilard concludes: " This imadan way of procuring a wife is much liked here ; and I doubt but you will hue many mars ap,rlications of the kuid.•'.—..(T,,* Hvali DEATIIS. On Weduettlat sennight at RUen . V, much limenrcr!, Ay." Aaron only daughtec of tiv t. Aaron. u Newla,td, .c Smith, Yesterday se'nnight, aged 20, after • severe Mara, Mr I 'o Cunllffe, .on of John Cana*, E.q of Addinglum. SALES BY AUCcION. . . TO POST MASTERS, S CAGE MASTERS, &c. By D. SADLER, As his Repository, Goswoll.stroet, near Sritiliceid, Tlns DAY, at Tyrelye "'Clock, preeis.lv, th. Ifittuttwing 142 5: riNWELVE boney useful POST HORSES, cur siscngrlf likcks, Brown., Bays, and Chesnut.. THREI POST CIIAISES and HATIICS,3 A PAIR of Gbs: coaci HORSES. A GLASS COACH and If trne•ismsult The shore are the teal Property of a Stable Keeper declaim, that part of the Rusins•s, and are well wart,' the attaatiou of the Public, as they will be sold without reserve. To be viewed till the S ste. TWENTY boney useful HORSES irons idol Royal Boast of ottittance, and upwards of sixty Lots of HORSES, CAR RIAGES, tfec. the property of the same pitrs.in LEASE:, FINSBURY-SQUARE, WI CH IM MP.D , POSSESSION, MERCANTILE RESIDENCE, WITH COACHHUUSE AND STABLING. By Mr. SHERWOOD, At Gal raway'l Cotie-house, 'Change.allt..), on FRIDAY, the 16tli Instant, at Twelve AVery excellent and comrao:dino LEASE. fIOLD FAMILY HORSE, in suh,tantaal re.vair, si.. tuat,d on the Eist.sisle of Finsbury-Nome, and Its.:11 hem t..!rin a 47 Years, at C:163tM41 met, at the vary low Grimed Reat of 61. 2s. per Annum. The House c...ntAis oo the Coper Story two good Servants Rooms; Thi;r: Story, three co ive.iient Bed-Rooms, papered, &e. ; See-nvl Stop, two c:,a,m..dious, Idca,wa , ai.7 Red-Rooms with Dre.sitie First Stars, a handsome sane of weLl.proportlemal Apa.taiwets, Froi.t Drawi:.g.Rootn, tS feet br It, tanamentedwlth Tic.' Stucco Cornice and elegant Marble Piece, veil, a door that opens jilt', a Back Drawing.Roorn, %Melt It Id feet br 14; umund Flom, a consaurSous ar with Dininc•ltoosai, 1 , 1 feet Ise t 4, a P Clas..t, ~,see Area, pared YAM w. meat Floor contains a complete 's Vaults of all descriptions. The mean into Wl:son-wren; with 0N1C12.11.0.....c 1•11•1 htaolang. Mav be view4l on Wednead ,r, Nov. 14 ; when Patt.colan may be had on the Premit•s ; at the Placa of Sale; and d Mt. Sherwood, Auctioneer, 42, WOOUSTOCK, OXFORDSHIRE. By CHURCHILL and TURNEK. By Order of the Tru-tees of the Estate of Mr William Hanks, dezearieri, on THURSDAY, the 15th Day of November, at the Bear Inn, in Woodstock, in the County of thr....rd, between the Hoerr of Three and Five irllukk in the After'. noon, under Conditions of Sale which will then he prod... od, Very desirable FREEHOLD BRICK and 11l SASHED DWELLING HUUsE, but a kw Years ere , ::ed, situate on an eminence, with a double Right of Stone Step., (nesting the Greet North Read, in Woodstock aforraid, commanding a pleasant View of Blenheim Park and an ex. tevedye Prospect over the Gain ry ; neatly ornamented with a Shrubbery, Garden, comprising inxid Orchaid, Celleting, and W itx Vaulty, K Chen, Scuilery, %Alm% Pantry, and ritk^r doiriedic Offices on the Groom' Floor, Breakfast Parlour, Dining and Drawing Rooms, four comfortable Bed Chambers with Dressing Rooms and Attics; Wa•h-house ' Fuel-noose, and other Out-buildings attar hed good walled Stabling int Six I toms, Saddle-warns, with Granary and Loft over, Coach houre, Dog-kennel; and small Cottage drtaci.ed. Li the rw enpation of the lloo.ntrahle Colonel Parker. Fad) , possession may be had, and the Furniture, or any part, taken at an Ap. pralament ; part of the purchase may remain on the remises, if required. Wisial.tocit 1A ranisidered toe inoet deYirarli snu at on fnr a Sporting Gentleman, bcuig in the vicinAr of vale Packs of FoY Hounds, and tine of Harker ; distance 63 Mike horn London, and 8 frorn Oxford. For . view of t►e Pre...imes apply to Mr. Payroll, at the r Inn ; or the Ala. - tonnoer. in Woo4l..tuek. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, S "'RAIFORD GRF.EN. AND IN THE BROADWAI By Mr SMITH, At Garnwat't, tut TUESDAY, the 40th o: November. By Urder of the Executor. of Mr. SAMUEL TURNER, decrasel. in Lots. rriWO substantial FREEHOLD I/WEI.LING ii HoGsES, pleasantly situate at Stroford Omen ' to 00 ICCU:nalln f Mess r s DACRE and TiItIMPSON, altla clicarful airy Bid Cnsiabers, Parlours, Coach limo., Sta bling, tAficm, and walled Gardens. Also three Compact 11..u.e5, nearly al; .iiiing, with two Roots. nr each Floor, Gardens, and (lot Bu dding., lett to Messrs. eURTIc. I ITER, and NI , INKFIELD. A Ereehokl t:roirod c" • il. per Amnon, i.,umg riot of a Pastry Cook's Sht., 7 house, and opposite the Geur:r, at Stritio:il. h . cupar !tit DAVI , . A Dw .1 oig Home, Plot•'• &fo r . Slatteiter lieu.., and Premises, lett to Mr.atlCH COPI., a art part csi the winsome Hou-e, held by Mr. kis:. &U.K. A Dwelling {louse, spacious Shop, Yard, Sought Howe, and Out Buildings, in tne Broadway, Stratford, lett to Mr. J ti IN ELLIS, Butcher A Leasehold Dwelling for Sc. Front Soup, and Premises admining, in Ow tkeupatior.. Mn. GIPSON A Ere;hold Estate, compriaina ate extensive Premigs in the Occupation of Mr. CAA: NISH, Biker, allwards of Forty Feet in Front of the Broadway, with Parlour, And Bed Rom; of good pr rpar Lions. Yard, Granary, Bakehouse, and Out.bili , di.igs. A Dv idling House, Grocer's Shop, Cheese and Better WA:ells:noes, }will s awl Prm. , lett to Mr. CHRISTtaPH LA DALE, (..mxe , and Chelg .noriger. . s Leasehold Estate, comprising a tub ata-tial Owerng House, at the West End of F.s•ex tang., Stratford, lett to DOVE BROOKS, Esq. with thrae Looms on each Floor, large Garden, Yard, Offices, Stables, (ha=g. House, that-buiLlings, and a small Paddock in front I Vie )(tad. May be viewed with !nee of the Tenants, Three Dl : a ire ept.n,:, the Sa:.?; and Ptructia,•theti td at the Swan, Aer 2 ' ford; Green Man, Laytonstone ; and Nell, and a t itnis li.n. Rumfned t at 3i1.1 ef Mr Smith, Nat Cl. Benad-t rye; near the Royal Eich"I.:"•1 - - -• LUNlXll 4 l:—emnad NZ, G. DAVl!rig)?4, Nn. tYlet -Iree, St. Cle:a..r.t's. and nubl..hed by W. W tea. at the Office Na I &etc of elemflrs eh:tech, Stan ti'ter; fir t t" post. i me; vin be Coly att:olled a. ..~- _-;~ ;?aIL. r " 1 T " Mr. P 1 4 , Mr ts. tune). lose; i liar • MO Riau Mr. Ca Gv To T I G 9, ea . 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