The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-01-21 00:00:00

NATAL lICTELLYGENC PORVISIOUTM )IN. 18. Went out of harbour the Clinker gun-brig. Sailed the Dami•,e gun-vessel, on a cruise. Came into harbour the Ranger sloop of war, Capt. Coote. • This day being appointed for the celebration the birth-day of our most gracious Queen, the nuns on idle platform at twelve o'clock fired a Royal Salute, and every ship at Spithead doing the same at i p. 117: At .5 p. m. three rockets ascended from the King's battery, when another Royal S.ii ire was fired, which was immediately followed by a feu I I ( joie froni the troops at Gospost, and continued along the Lines, and South-Sea Beach ; and in honour of the day, grand entertainments are provid, d by Ad miral Montagu, General Oakes, and Commissioner Sir C. Saxton, for the Officers of the Navy, Army, and His Majesty's Dock Yard. asixnam, J At , :• 17. 1 informed you the other day that Capt. Somer ville, of His Niejesty's ship Nemesis, was preparing ca.ks, &c. for buoying off His Majesty's ship D.'iria, which unfortunately got ashore in the late gales at Last. 1 amnow happy to inform you, that they succeeded last evening in gctling her about her * length astern, and it is expected she still be got to- tally off this evening tide. Underneath is a list of His Majesty's ships in Torhay : Guns. Commandoes. Vale de Paris . . 1 it 1 Aami.al the tfoitottrAble W. Corns/Am Sin Josef IPO --i—. Sir C. Cotton - . _ t. 48 -- C. Colliogwood, Esq. OS - Sir Robert Calder 100 --- I.nrtl NO4thesk Mt Captain M Dixon _ .eraire 4 )3 -- Kelly DeSance .74 Durham Warrio- 74 -- Bllgh A tla4 74 -.Yvm (acti n ) coil, Irma 74 -Bo le :Lewes:* fb Somerville Dreadnotrelii Prince of W gluten ... Temecaire PLYMOUTH, JAN. 17 Came in the Pretty Lass, armed ship, from a cruise. Sailed the 3falta man of war, Carelinr and Char lotte armed ships, on a cruise. Wind IV.N.W. •lAL, TAM. N. Came down from Sheerness the AleraPdria store- ship ; and remains in the Downs with the Ardent, Utrecht, TrWY, Leopard, and Inflexible men of war ; 1.1/in nortnlite, Mediator, Castor, • Champion, Leda, J.- smarm, IVeyestanth, Magicienne, and L'An.iabie fri gates ; Harpy, Zephyr, Dart, Holletta, Alert, Arab, Lilly, and Alonzo sloops of war ; Bala, Lucifer, Di,. rovers , ' Deoastatcon, Volcano, and Zelaa, bombs ; a large fleet of armed defence ships. transports, sail ing cutters, &C. koit/ Georw, Hearn Addington, Earl al Abergnvenny, Warren Ratings, fir shirt, and Bcaubsy Castle East Indiamea, and several other out ward bound vessels. P. S. Arrived the Carlatrcer sloop of war, with a convoy from Falmouth, which are sailed fur the River; the Cocked; ice remains. JAN. 19. Arrived the Ocean, --, from the River, bound to the East Indies; the Kin,vton,—, f rom New castle, bound to .Jamaica ; and several armed defence ships, from the westward, and remain in the Duwns with the ships as per hate—Wind S.\‘'. _ PROM LLOYD'S LIST. 6. AvintY b, JA N 18 wwPaNed !Ye the Ruyal Cl•arlotte, —, from Rd! It . AX Perseserance, Stroud, from Oporto ; Two I►r Nughas ; Endeavou-,...luitet ; Chester, Carnit ; mid the 013111, Purcell, from Dublin Malmsuury, Adams, from Wino:Ful; Wil um, Atmng ; and the Lucy, Edwards, from Cork —Sailed the Mews, Douglas ; And the Brunswick, Shaw, for Jamaica ; Pitt, Newcombe, of New Pourtdence ; s.r.ow Albertina, iiartadt. ; and the Vrow Lekina, Sans, fur Ernbden. asmisr( At Cowv—Vie Alert, Seale, from Virginia. 04 the %Viglit—tbe America, Sele,r, from Pled irlelphia. Off Itunit Delia, Featherstone, from Riga. At Liverpool—the Ugh., SOLl!cry, from New York ; and Triton, Smit•,, from Halifax. At Hoylake—tiie A mewl, Cole, from Charleston ; Daphne, klaholus ; Cleopatra, Davenport; and the .Missmippi, UAW. ann, from Savannah. At Cork—the Marv, Walker, from Philadelphia; Sally, Webber, from Charleston; amid the Enterprise, —, f rom London. At Linh'inthe Liffey, Walker, from London. At OpomtO—the William and Emma, Courtney, front Lon flea Zephyr, Miller, from Shields; and the Wakefield, Ranee, from Hifi. At Virginis-a.the Thomas Wilson, —, from dbtn. At Olt Calabar-ethe Ross, Hume, from Liverpool. PORTABLE LIFE BOAT. The love of our country and of humanity is a powerful incentive, which leads to discoveries of all kinds. It seems as if it were a matter of necessity to a Frenchman to invent some objeft of utility. Every day is marked by some discovery which honour to the human mind, and entitles the inven tors to all the favour due to their efforts a , :d their intentions. Amongst ti.is number is M. Bernier, of I lavre, who has contrived, Lir a single man, a boat, which is portable, and cannot be sunk, by its ans of which he may save two ether isneson., and retain sufficient provisions, arms, and ammunition, which he may use quite at hi, convenience. M. Bernier, on the 22d and 25th of last month, made trial of his boat from the Pont Neuf - to Nay, in the presence of M. Magin, lnspetor General of tie Navigation and the Ports, and M. Brasse, the chief hydraulic engineer, who drew up a statemenr of it. after having witnessed the utility of the in vention : Bernier made his third experiment in going from the bridge of Concorde to the Fete of St. Cloud, which he performed with the same ease as in his former att?mpts. As to the reality and advan tages of the discovery, it will be necessary to consult the report of :he Commissaries. " Extra& from the Report of the 22d Thermidor, made by the InspenorGeneral of the Navigation and Harbour, and the Chief Hydraulic Engineer, on examining the Portable Life Boat, of which M. Bernier, of Havre, is the inventor. This boat, built upon a new constration. is finished with small lockers well closed, one proper to receive different utensils, provision., &c. Two small oars ale attached to it by leather straps, a mast with a sail, a gun and bayonet, a sahte, ‘8 The boat, tbas provided with pro.. isivits, Lf~~ and all necessaries, weighs :shout 38 killogramnses, and consequently can be easily carried by a man. " M. Bernier committed himself to the water in our presence with his boat, a little below the swim ming school. We remarked, that he was under no apprehensions, having the use of his body and arms quite at-his ease; he was able to assist himself either by rowing or makin:z use of his little sail ; or, should the wind permit of it. by mak•n; use of his fusil. He traversed the Seine to the white boats on the oppcs:te bank. s' Wishing to know whether, independently of the weight with which it was loaded, it could pi esetve men from drowning in the passage of a river, if they could not swim, we sent in the water two sail ors, who grappled the little boat, without making any motion themselves, and found that they caused in it but a very trifling depressing in the water. ‘s We prolonged the experiment to nearly half way to Versailles ; M. Bernier again crossed the river near the Passage of the Invalidcs, where he colle&ed hi, equipage in such a manner as to carry it to the other bundle. " It is our duty hi bear testimony to the skill of M. Bernier. The boat is extremely well executed. He has given it a degree of elegance which does not subtraiff from its solidity. and we think that his in vention may be em,iloyed with the greatest success, on many occasions. This being easily carried, and not being s•thrm•r..ihk, leaves to the person who uses it, all his presence 01 mind, and all the coolness he may have occasion for." FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETrE. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSFDED. William S rape, of Le !bury, 11 selo:-.1, eiirrier. John Michael Sli enstone, of Purtv.o, Sa•athampton, salesman. RANXRUPTS. John Reck, of Rrirlvwater, Somerset, ironmonger, to air. re.rder January 3. 1 , 1, at eleven, at the George Inn, its Bridge water, and March eln.yen, at the Saran Inn, in Wells, Somerset Au:ern..is, Messrs. Blake and Son, Cook's court, Carey-street, Lotulun ; and Mr Thomas CrOs, Bridgewater. Marcus tivmans, late of Exeter-street, Strand, Middlesex, leather manufacturer, to surrender Jaauary 22, 29, and March 2, at twelve. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Phil:ipsun, Hulbormcourt Thomas Shaw, of Chelnisturd, Essex, china earthenware• man, to surrender January 26, February 19, and March 2, at eleven, at Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr. Hodgson, I halhorn-court, Gray's Inn, London, and Chelmsford, Essex. Wnlliam Francis, of Canterbury, hop merchant, to surrender January 23, February 8, arid March 2, at ten, at Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorneys, J. Z. Plummer, Canterbury ; and NieSaf, Nethersole and Portal, s.ssex-street, Strand, Middlesex. Laura nc., Croft, of St. James's-street, Fetish of St. James, Westminster, coffee-house-keeper, dealer, to surrender Ja nuary 22, at ten, 29, at one, and March 2, it ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. James Reilly, No. 4, Stafford-row, Buckingham gate. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 16. Henry Doriell, of G. , lden-leg court, Cheapside, London, wholesale hosier, at ten, at Guildhall. Fes. 16. James Fozard the elder, Letitia Fozard, and James Fozard the younger, of Park lane, Piccadilly, M. - Idle:ex, stable-keepers, at ten, .7 Guildhall, London. Feb. 13. John King, rn: the town of Berkeley, Gloucester. shire, cordwainer, at ten, at the Run Inn, Southgate-stroet, Gloucester. Feb 13. Thomas Rawlings, of the city of Gloucester, mercer, at ten, at the Rani I.lu, Sambgate-street, Gloucester. Fe , . 11. James skew , , of Manchester, ealiesi-manufacturer, at three, It the Stu Inn, Manchester. Feb. 4. Thomas t :Alt, of Whitehaven, Comb, fiend, mer chant, at ten, a' the Globe, King-street, Whitehaven. Feb. It. Crea s e Lurnsdon, of Newcastle uonn-Ty sae, joiner, at eleven, at Bell% Coffee.house, Newcastle-u!•un Tyre Feb 9. u.nbert Berton, of Ivy-lane, Neeginestren, London, bookbinder, at eleven, at Guildha 1. Feb. 9. Jahn Martindale, of N:w Band.street, Hanover. sortare, Middlesex, wine merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London. . Feb. 9. John Fraser, or Charles street, Middlesex Hospital, St. Mary.la.bonne, Middlesex, upholsterer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London Feb. 9. Thomas 111 arras, late of Tottenham, Middlesex, vi.lualler, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lindon. Feb. 19. Peter Dribbleilernuts Van U ek, late of the Circus, Millories. Lo:alon, merchant, at elev.m, as Gwldhall, Feb. 19. William Lawson and William Byron, of Lincoln, drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall, London,. CERTIFICATLS--Fcr. 9. John Macaulay, of Livernool, merchant JJtin Lacey, of Cursitumtreet, Chancery lane, London, bras' foulnlet. J ones Taylor, of Middle-mw, Holborn, Ntiddle4es. cutler. William Pewee and John Pearce, of Basin hail-street, London, clothiers. John Cirri x Smyth, of Batches row, littaton. Middlesex, nienrnant. David U:• B:antie, of Great Winchester-street, London, M use:ince broker. Jonathan Tabor Crisp, of Banbury, Oxfordshire, wholesale c cattier. Wiliinm Laws o n, of Slancheetes, grorrr. Abraham Mettles Belcarin, of Stze , lane, London, merchant. MEETING OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, ---- - -- 111111D•T N. W. If ugh Lloyd, Middle Temple-lane, money.scrivener . 10 BenjaminSmoh, t !manger, and John Cherry, Bred Lion street, Middlesex, rattli-inanulacterers . 1 10 DIVIDENDS. Armand I.e I,4iVVIt, Finch-lane, Gtrnhill , merchant . 10 Jame: Mar,ig, Thomas Heavigiele, and Thnnig. Rote matl, SJicl..yanl, Huck!, rebury, Mmieltest.a.wdro boo semen ID . . . . • . . IVOR Or STOCKS • :,-,• - SATURDAY: • 8 pis Cent. R rd ... 6ols 4 . 3 per Cfrit. Coaso!s , 64 59i 60j 63 ; 4 per Cent . 7611; • 3 per Cent. Navy 9l 90 4 91 5 iivr Celli. Loyalty lOOOl ILAng Aneuitier ~......• l7l 13-16 11-16 • Short Dino . 2 11.16 . Imperial Annuities Eve.eriti , v Bills Tar IS pram. En gl itoll Lettery Takata ....19i. 811. Costsols fur 61iii T. BISH, Stock.Brnlcer, Nn. 4, C hill, and 9, Charing Croat. MEETINGS OF C.: EDITORS AT GUII.III-1A1,1„ TtI•MON /lOW. N. Y. WiMita Corbet, Grays inn, I..ntdon, tnnney.scrivener 3 II j,,l ii i Wirroagh, Red Linmstreet, Spiral held., baker 2 10 John l'attermole, Raldwites•gardens, Gray's-iiiii-/ane, sieto.t In 2 10 . Daniel ‘l•Cormack, Marshall-street, Golden square, A 1 idel.-sex, roar h-inaker 1 . . Joseph Coke, Gravel-lone, Southwark, Surrey, carpen ter 10 . Samtrel Rohl and Edward Rohe, Wood.strect, Cheap side, hosier" - 1 James Sutherland, Yntk-stre, t, St. Mary-la bonne, painter and glazie r lO Joseph Featherstone, Tunbridg-, Kent, shop-keeper 1 DiVI DENT'S. Edward Gain.ftinl, late of Comecn, Kent, corn-alealer 11 W,lliatu Hart, L.,th'aure, London, Riackwell•liall-rastnr 12 Lawrence S.nit.',, Portsmouth, draper . 12 F. !ward 'Memo, Ihninster, Somerset, meteor 12 il , mre Nlcrtren: Bird and Benjamia Savage, Jeffrey's. square, Eoodln, merchants 10 .lohw Specials, Leadenhill street, I.nndon, tea dealer 1 Thomas .%reher, city of llorelood, .linemdraper 11 John Sharlaid, late of e*•kspurstreet, Aft.ldlesex, linen dra ;ter 12 . . Thomas Wright, Easington, Blocks, cnarh mister ' In Giorgi Rillet, littillugh of Southwark, lust emdraper 1! John 'roller, of the &Ulla, London, hatter . II Thomas snm , tel Smith, P , ittlewell, Fssex, 'retailer in John Agnew, Gnevenor-square. 1 1 10 , 111.3 ex, banner 10 CEIRTIFICAT-ES. Thomas If ol me, Manchester, deer. William Porter, Great Drißleht, York, poem'. John P ere" lig, Runcorn,s Cheeter, miller. John 12u,, :n, late of Rcd c tier street, London, iectdier. - - - - SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY. Jars 18. To oink the offal—per stone of 81 b. Beef 4s CI to 53 44 Veal it fld to 7s Sd Mutt0n....40 8.1 to 6s ad I Pork 4s 8d to hs a d Head of Cattle this Day, Hews, about 1410—Sheep, 2,100. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MAKKLTS. By the mane. Beef 3t 04 to 44 44 I Veal 4. 84 to is 81 Ntuttnn....34 24 to 54 4.1 Pork-- flel to 5, IA RAW HIDES. Brit Heifers and Stews, per stone, Ss. Middlings 3s. Ordinary Market - Calf ••••••• English Hoote Sheep tikiva el to N. 04. hi. to 3. 64 . 04. to 94. 11•. 01 04. to lss. U.l 6d. to t'o, O.L PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Jame:. Market 43 Id Town Tallow. 059, Bd Clare Mcrket 4. 14 RUISila (Can.).... 6). 70. Od Whitechapel Market 4. 14 Rth.ist do. (so.)• 47.04 1 Per Stone of 81b.--w.... Melt...`Steff •.....41 1 . 41 3d Ditto rough 4O. Average Price.... 4. Id Graves. lt. Good Dreg. lle Yellow Soap, ;Ile—Mottled, 88 , .--Curtl, Na. P. i e of Candle., INV 41141. 11e. 6d .—.Mouldy 1111. 61:m PRICi. OF Lic.vrtlEß. Riots, 50 to 501 b. each 1/itto, 60 to 651 b. each ^34 . to 26.1 Mereltailtil Harks ^.lld to 2 :i1 Drenuig ;fides.. ^2.1 to ::,•til Filie C , atli Hides .34 to 25d Crop Hides fur cutting ^'d to 24i Etat ttrilinarr• 2:44 to 21d Call Skins, 30 to 4411 b per D0z0n....34d to 31u1 Ditto, 50 to 701 b .. 333,1 to 3bd Sai Duo ' 70 to Soli, 92d to 34.1 ; - Small Sts (Gr.nsiL.4)... 4 1 (1 to 41.t1 ' L Large Alien 1003 to 170 s per Boren. Tanned Horse Hidot Wm to 40s p-r hide --_ COIL KXCHANGE, JAN. 16. Rest Coal., its the Pool. per Cbaidron Sta. 61. Delivered to ifou.,keeper. at 644. 661 Sondettoul, per elialdron 44. 0.1 Deltvartil t• Ilotteckeepert at its 01. • • 1111 RTH S. On Thursday last; the Lady of the in. 3. oHeit, of (lair it,. se, E,,fieJd, of a daughter. ten Monday lasi, Mrs. Prince, wife of Ur, rime% Death; of Utfordastrect, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. F r id ay , at Mary:le-bonne - Church, by the, Rev. Geel is Au g wit us Laub, John liamilton „ Esq. j, Miss la ss , ter of .1. Trayton Fuller, Esq of Ashdown House, Susses A fav diya soce, at St. Ge !haus., tasiier e , Richard Penwell, linzit draper, Oxford street, to Mus A. Raker, Bond-st met. DEATHS., Friday, morning, at his house, in Grosvenor-square, after a seven: illness, Salicharti Heron, Pot Late;y, at the lOnsiv.i of Sir Alexander Fletcher, London. derrv, Mrs. Angel Boyd, react of the late Defile* Boyd, of Billey Castle, and sister te Henry Brooke, Lsq. manner tor the cuumy of thot. In the afternoon of 'fit, ir atlas ae'iiiiight,Joneph Lyon, of In v ham, Lincolnshire, aged ten years, son of Mr. Goole Lists, of that village, fa mer and graner, was drowned in the lA-, near to Sir Cecil Vii ray'. Castle The worthy °weer oc Castle died nearly at. Cie same time ; and Mx. Lyon lost a I, loved sun and a generous landlord oath° same afternoon. MGII WATER THUS DAY AT LONDON MRII 5.1401. 15 min. after 6..-.. Even. 35 min. mire 6. SALES 1W A UCTION : TO POST MASTERS, COACH MASTERS, 888 OTHERS. By BtAVID SADLER; • • At his P.ennsitory, street, iietr Tu. MORROW, at Twelve °Vlach precisely, TEN Af live, Bony, Useful HORSES, l as t fr om the Light Dragoons, lying at Croyden Barracks; seve , 4 good Cait II ears, and upwards of fifty Heise, of ration, d a wriptions, anio•igst which are several good Hackneys, Nlas chine's, Prot Horses, &C.—,l capital Chaise with Head, sundry other Lots. To be viewed till the time of Sale. • • •••-..,,,n •L. By LEIGH and a , SiIn!ERY. Boukcellers, At their house, imin. 145, iu the Straml, opooote street (re:noted from Yoik•street, Coretit.prd-n), - .. THURSDAY, Jasittars 24, 1805, and Six so lowing Da, (Sunday excepted at Twelve "'Clock, THE Bound- Strck of the late GEORGI CAWTHURNE, Houkseller ; coosiai , ic of the to: Modern Publieatio,,s, I listory, Voyages, Trave4, Poetry, NI total History, Miseellan.os, Mathematics, Philosivihy, &e. To be viewed to the 'rune of Sale. Catalogues to be hi at the Place of hole. PRINTS BY HOGARTN, wooLurr, sutms PRINTS, PORTFOLIOS, .&e. By Mr. -RllClialt OsON, At his House, Nu. 31, the•cutuer of Villert Wed, in the Strand, TO. MOttROW, aad tl.e Two fulluertng Evenings, at Six o'Clock, A. COLLECTION of ENGLISH POR TRAITS, many very rare, by Faithrwn, Loggan, &c. Lord Mayors of London, &c. wan the of at Artist, Mending many of the Worka of llogarth, Rubens, Worstlett, &c.—.t few 1.), 'wing. Ly P and T Saucluy--84okauf Paws, le. May be vtcwed This DJ). alit Day. of S..le. Cataktires may be had of Mr. Richatd,on. Nu. 3t, in the Strand ; as of Mr. Clarke, Bookseller, in Itnnd street. Bt/OLS IN VARIOUS LANGUAGES, AND CAPITAL. B. tOKS OF PRINTS. By Mr. RICHARUSON, At his House, N.. the Cotter of Villers.strem, in the Strand, on MONDAY, January 28, snit the rig! fullowii.g Days, at Twelve u'Clock, by or.l.er of the Executor, rrilE GENUINE ant VALUABLE RY of EDWARD POORE, Fsq. late of Tidworti, in the County at Wilts ' m deceased : Coprisiug a large Collet• two of the Greek mid Latin Chosies, Hi.torr, Voyages and Travels, in Etigli.:ll, Freuch, and Italian Law ; capital iMoks of Pints, Sic. with others equally valuable... Annual Register. 28 vul. uncut; Baskerville's Clasbics; Budenius's ditto; ativree de J. J. Rousseau, 24 tons.; (Euvrea de Voltaire Philosaphi cal Transactions, 57 part; uncut; Lasater, Fren ch ; Dia.., its Engli.h; Aridtutelis Opera., a Sylburgis, le tom.; Newtoni Opera, a Sam. 110 shoe, 5 vol.; Bruce's Tr..yels, 5 vol. 6 Po, cock's DCGCriptiOTI of the Fast ; Statutes at large, 9 vol.; EuriA pid.c, Cr, et I.at. Joshua B..rues; Voyage Pitt.n.ique de la Sy rie ; Voyage Historiq ci Pit.ure,que Je I•lstrie,• et de la Dalmatia; Voyage Pitturesipie Jr Naples et de Meek.; II Mu,eu Pio Clementn, 5 vim. : Beau atom's Travels; Tabierua de la Revolution ; Wiirks,B vol ; ; MAck• Ines Superb Bible, &c. kr. and a valuable Collection of Wood Cuts by the best Italian, and other Masters , - To he vicwed on Friday and Ss turrLy previous to the Ss Is; Catabgue. to be bed, pace tine Shilling, of Mr. R:cha , dsost. 31, Strand i of Mr. Clarice, Bond strew ; and of Messrs. Greenland and Norris, Finsbury .goose CAPITAL TOWN RESIDENCE,- HARLET STREET, with POSSESSIoN. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. At GARRAWAY's, on THURSDAY next, at Twelve, by Or.'er. of the E‘e,iiturs, A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, desir- LI ably .itaiatr on the east side of Harley street, near Prat land PI ice: eninp f i,ms All excellent Residence, No. SI, with. very good Domestic Ofßees, two Coach Houses, a revert gall Stable and Apartments ince, in Weymouth Mews, the pro. limy and late Residence ut Major (.I.2neral Patr.ck Ro,s, Batt. d2ceased The Premises are thirty feet In front, and WO feet in depth, containing two complete snits elegant Apartments of large dimensions, on the Gourd principal Slam*, suitable Bedchambers and Dressing Rrionis, handsomely fistrd up any finished, and Sereatits' Apartment', Entrance Hall, Vestibule, and elegant Stone Staircase, and very amid Wine Cellars and arched Vaults, the whole forming a very de•imble Residence, in excellent repair and oiler, and fit for iiiin , ediite held for 61 Years, at a low (hound Rent at rely POI. 1 cr May he viewed by Tlekets, which may be had, with p 1.- d Particulais, of MeArs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. ALlcr.g.de• street; Particulars also at the Pace of Sale. In a few ..I.ty after the Sak of the E.t.a.!, will he sold the g •Itt.te-1 Hots. It Id Furniture, inagnice• t Pier Gles.ea of large dimensions, brilliant rut Chandeliers and Liistres, an excellent T min Coach, a Landau, a Phaeton, a &d in Chair, and 00 memos other 'MS s. Capital and extmaive LEASEfiOLD ESTATES, consortia" of Wharfs, Water, Corn, a n d Winil badly, inmeartios Banff , - iiigs, and Land, Stratford, Vase*. By Mei Ar.. SI‘INNER, MKT:, and Co. • At Garraway's, on TUESDAY, the lath February, at Tech... in Tlit..e lasts, Capital and very v.:lir.1 1 )1. LEASEHOLD 11 • T.VIE, held Linde' th.• Coy of I.4)lbdU'll caul slit MI • .eha.it Tailors' Coniparn, moo adValliAge ,, U4l sittate on a branch of the River I.e.s, at Stratfool, only 3 mr4a from I,LI dam; einnorising the esta.sire Premises, many years ° t enni sr tar a hint Dist'nein, with Whaifs, spacious Still-house, 8... house, Spirit-lious, Giatiar.es, Warehowies,Wad 111. rhors, capital Stabling, extensive Ilirg hom,s, and twines* •• other Bui.ilings. A capital Water Co:ii-tid:ll on all 11Y.C::! IV. COlkarllVlloll, callable of doing • enliaid.lieale 'nuke of Int n• nein, an.l two I.liind. Milk. A eolisinodani• Dwelling hots r. t 4 Offices, Cosch-house, Stabling, INoonne-eround, Ga:de u. and Meadows—the whole about I. !tarts. The Premises t exer , :aliiig!y wall cal' elated for rarry.iie on the Porter Brevra Mali-ter, Miller, Starch maker, Viii. ear Trade, Fellow:1g Tao.vaid, of any Nlionifactory reniAr•iie a powerful stream i.t water, with the hencticial advantage of water carriage tu t hc mark t. May be viewed till the Sale; and printed Particulars in , Y h.. !rad nn the Pretenses; also at th:• Corn and Coal E oik..,i g e Coffee-houses; of iiigt:vit and Sym, Curies ‘• 11 .11, London Wall ;at the Place .4 Sal, t and rti . Me rg• Skniiier, Dyke, and Cs. Alitsisgate street, where • Plait of im sh Lot may be loan. LONDON:Ptinted 1 Wveh strve St. ci, RYDER, at the 0: Church, Strand. whey 1r 41 k dal? •ttei,ded r GEORGE DAVIDSON, No. & 1 . ascots, and by JOSIV or, N ,, . 1.1. Rack of Si C:.r.n.••4 )olcrs /es the Prow, &C. (p Oa • I) PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Jan. 14 . Government Debentures, 6 per cent.......651;1 COURSE OF EXCHAI Amsterdam 38 6 2 14. Uitto at Sight.„ 57 10 Rotterdam, c. f 12 2 2 U. Hambwßn 95 6 AU Altona Pan, 1 Day's Date 25 8 25 16 2U. Ri.indeaux. Cadiz Ditto 92: effect. Madrid Ditto 3;34 atfeN. Bilsna I...eghnir 49 Na~.k !94 Dublin on Lupien (Jin. ICE, FRIDAY, JAN 18. Genoa Venice Lisbon Oporto Dublso •11.110 M. I. s. d Portulal Gold in C..in _ and Bars per us 4 0 0 llnablonns . ..... 0 0 • Near Dollars Sliver in Ban 0 0 Sew LOUIS each ., Arie on the Bank of HullanJ 5 per Cent. .) 916 TUE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, Jaw. 18. Wheat ithere to day in but middling quantity; some arrivals front Scotland ; having a demand fur tine Old for mixing those, few samples reach an advance on our currency; the mid dling and inferior qualities, are at a further reduction ; good Barley is dearer, an I very little arrived; White Peas are rather cheaper, Grey somewhat dearer ; there ■re short arrivals of and very few sales at present prices. Flour iii full stock, alino.t constantly at a small declension, and expected lower. CURRF.NT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat.. 765. 88. 9:14. I Re.ins sits. 574. G. Fine do ..... 96 102 s. 0.1. l 'rick Bean.,. .. 464 tqs 0.1 Rye.. 53, 575. DI. Owi 0 .. 314. 335. Dd. Barley 46. 51.. O. , Mends... .. 354. 61. 765..625. 0.1. I Rape 5eed.......431. 471. 0.1. White Peas Si.. 59i. 0.1. Fine Flour...—. 82s. 86s, Od. Grev Pea t 46s. 51s Gd. 7 6, 824 DA RETURN OF WHEA Including only from thc 31st agreeably tot s. d. 12 Quartets at 120 47 - at 118 42 --at 11) Cr IN MARK LAM., of Dec. to the sth Of itla the neer Act. s. d. 114 Quarters at !.9 872 at 48 2,4- at 97 767 --- at 96 121 at 95 9s - at 94 6 287 - at 94 132 - at 93 244 .---- at 114 lel----- at 112 $0 - at 111 501 - at 110 50 -- at 109 56 - at les 424 --. at 107 94 - at 105 * 6 1355 at 105 309 .-- at 104 170 --- at 10:3 360 -- at 9 . 11 68 at 91 765 at 90 161 at 88 282 -- at 86 2'lo ----- at 84 89 at 80 17 at 75 90 at 10 —Average 99, 244 lan last Return. 156 166 2657 at 102 at 101 at lee Total 10,609 4s 100. lower RETURN OF Fl Prom Jan. 5, to Jan. 11, from the Cocket 01Ses. Sacks a d. Sacks s. d. Sacks a. d 4 6..... 95 I 140.......89 0 249. 86 0 SS .... 93 0 30.......88 6 10S B5 0 21 .... 92 0 371 BB 0 30. 84 0 8412 ...• 90 0 I 85 .87 0 112 BO 0 Total.-10,036 Sacks.—Average 895. IGd. 4.. 3.0. lower than last Return. _ _ UXBRIDGE. The Corn Inspeaut;it:4;;,ol Thursday, Jan. 17 Wheat, per load Barley, per qr 43i Od to 47. Od Oats 234 Od to 374 Od Beans • 44s Cd to sfrs Od Prase Od to ,6s 04 PktICE q.' HOPS. BAGS. Kent 41 Os to 51 es Sussex.... 4l Os to 41 1 1 .34 E•sex 41 Os to 41 16s itiCE OF SEEDS ■T It Ter Cwt. Red Clover .40s. to IISa. White ditto 70s. to 1204. Trefoil ..... Dis. to 404. Corms/ay-150s. to 140 s. Coriander...lls. to 11s. Gd. PRICE OF H TSUI ST. l $ )41?$. Hay 21 16s a 41 14s New Of Os a 01 Os Straw 11 13s a2l 3s Clover 01 Os aOl Os IN TH E BOROUGH. C AND STRAW. :11UAV. POCICBTS. Kent .41 Ss to 5! 12, Suggez 41 61 to bl Os Farnham 71 Os to gi 0, Per Bushel. 18s. to 24s W.Mussatd Seed Bs. to 10. 0.1 &own dat0....105. to itts Canary 7s. Od.to 8s Od Rye Graf*, pr. qr. 20i to nOs WIIITCC AAAAA . Hay ..01 10. a4l 86 New.... 01 Oi a 01 Os Closer ..41 4, a5l 5, Straw .-_~.' - .fl ottl :a.:.1 F..: Ase ac 5, •;(- • !hereby .‘• 4„ pec vol, • O+T. 14 • the (1 , 7 !IS t r • 1 ~ ,~Y~ M. !A-*. ni•tor AnPL, I 0•1110 With Un TI Vdte I 11 A New duceiin .THI b° tnnligue A Nt and Mil S IR F BARK' TAidtid N.r Sidu d Tho *l.s), Larry After w) With e. The A.- To.in of TM I'm The a Waal, The •.. 're , * t::1 Their r If hero, li. V Wh 14 North er ^.4 s",lr t') ;vP•, Sn the LTU,+ THE •111 ei •he zu 1F •I Maria in R. an 4 the It