The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-11-05 00:00:00

E. 1 1 1.41 tXTELLIGENCE. I ■ ••• • •••••••••-•••••••• FM ~~- ~: .-rte.-.-~-- • POk rsmoefti, Mott. I r. 15 rsortirz salf d from St I-It•len's, the S;:itt ,.. l'f• - J fltus, Vic , -Admiral Sii John Orde, ~. - - ..',..ik R-ibinson ; Det,oce, of 74 guns, i •i-.: i . Semite Hope; Paypki.:au.„ of 61 gun;, AI , ili-. Lawford ; Ag"asenmon,cf 64 guns, Captain - .E - Arver t and the RNA 7, ot (4 guns, Captain Row s :,..)-, we t... 1 stat•-..t001k r.:; it is supposed. to cruise off 4 'Adia• The Liar,, frigate and the K'acp sloop will 5... &Alm.% Z 4, ..!ed the Vefrrln, of 64 guns, Captain New nm, ; lod the z:ilant tut, of 50 guns, Captain Burl i t.ia, .ot ti o• I )(mil,. 'llle Med;rernincan convoy are now only detained I,r ;le Preroyoute tore-ship, and a tew ships from lull. 'ailed the 17 itr ! e, ie. sloop, with a convoy of trans p• rts for G. o •ruaey ; and the Hobe frigate, Capt. which took shelt rat 4c. Helen's, to resume her station oft La Hogue. ruv. Q. Prierc• 117r/es p:4 Let. Capt.. Anthony Deane, •.. :::re• LA. night, with several passengers, asti h iiy tour recruits, atter landing the Mail at Yar mouth. Fry Nom ru, Nov. 1. Arrived the Minotaur man ut war, and the Flying Fri schcr)ner. from a cruise. _ Sailed the Areal sloop of war, with a Sleet under 1" convoy for the Downs ; also, the Lath, C,,stlerm:h • and the Pvcremi East-Indianien, for London. The Europe, having received so touch damage, cannot • ported. DEAL, NOV. 2. Came down the Rosary man of war, from Sheer /As. _ Arnved the Lroptrd man of war, Rear-Admiral Louis, from Dungeness, and remains in the Downs With His Majesty's ships as per last, and a fleet of outward-bound vessels and transports. The Devaitolio• bomb is preparing to sail with outward-bound for Portsmouth ; also, the squad ' we for Calais. A•PIvID At Lisbon—the Four from Comic ; s, litn . wman, from Loesminn ; Ws Isis; Mary, rutreisil and the ?koshers, Jeftr•sv, from Newt; ,u,,dt an d, At ttpeatosssstlie Inatoattt, Efford; and the Syren, Co , lnt r, bon ditto. At Malsea—the Nit:tett, from Liverpool. At Jlttritwloas-.-Tliv Two Friends, Sevevn, IlbstA.lllerwitk. W.bh, and the Queen Chaeotte„ Clarke, tom London. AL De neranwwithe Comber:mid, Litigley, from London ; Wan", AnAman ; Lidy }filbert, Taylor, NI( kekon ; Pearson, es I the Prince William, }Lady, from Afr ica . At New Yoe'rw•the Einerprie., Cogan, from Hull . At Ilshiladelp , Swanneck, Newell, from Dublin. CONTAGION A' GIBRALTIR. , - The accounts, by the Li •Cion Mail, front Gibral tar, as they more nearly ailed the feelings of indi viduals, and the general interests of the Empire, so also will they be looked to with peculiar solicitude, and predominant anxiety. The state of that town ' and fortress is now proved to he much more deplor able and dispiriting, than it has been described to h in any of the pidures which we have hitherto felt it our painful duty to represent it in. Flom the Ist to the 34 of ORober, inclusive, the sleaths anion:m..l to neatly three hundred—on the 7th And Rd', the. encreastd per day to 140, including some of the mi litary. The ptospea of its mogress filled the place . with such perplexity and dismay, that it was thought proper to enter into a consultation on the propriety of the Governor or Deputy-Governor retiring to a certain distance Irons the focus of the contagion, to revent both from being at the same time exposed to become its vi'hnis : and the result was. !hat the Governor was advised to withdraw to such a dis - Once only, as might enable him to return on the shortest notice, should any misfortune bcfal his Deputy.—The Governor is said, in sense letters, to have acquiesced, and was preparing to with draw; but, oa proposing to go on board a British invir of war in the Bay, he was 'Mused admittance by the Captain. This we advance merely on report—but it was more generally and more confidently asserted, that two English merchantmen had sailed from the Bay, and were steering towards Lisbon, v. hen the fever was discovered to have broken out among the crew and passengers. They made nu attempt to land; but found means of procuring a Lazaretto ship, on board of which, as soon as the clew had P retired, the two ships just mentioned were set fire to. It is also mentioned, that two Spaniels ships that had entered the Bay, were detained by our frigates ; but no reason was assigned for the deten tion. Many more reports, especially respelling the ravages of the disease among the garrison, have Teat h % ed i t s, but we decline inserting them, in the fund hope that they must he exceedingly exaggerated. The ariiiierymen are said to have been most generally and fatally affetcled. ft is true at least, that no pre caution has been omitted fot preventing the propa gation of die disease among the troops. '1 lie Lir greater number of them were removed to the South 6arrackh or were encamped in the open air towards Europa Point. We might add the names of several . damilies who have already perished by this dreadful visitation, and of some persons of the first connec tion% and consequence, who are now labouring under i• ;—.lost we much rather suppress part of what we ' have -,card, than risk being incautiously led into an el i or tinit must so deeply wound the feelings of in dividuals. We confidently hope, that the turn of I the season will soon abate the violence, and arrest the progress of this devouring calamity, a longer continuance of which might lead to the most seri ous disasters. o the above account we willingly subjoin the following letter from Mr. D. Rankiner, not only be cause it corroborates all we have hitherto Advanced respelling the nature of the disease, ant the extent of its progress, but also because the writer entertains the same fond hope with us, that the expelled fall of rain will soon contribute to extinguish the contagios: OIIfaLTAI, OCT. a. • I had the pleasure on the 24th ult. advising you of the Latroureble opinion of out medical meta on the stature of the diocese that had broken out in the garrison. Sines: that pe riod they have had much reason to alter that opinion, a mor tality having taken place, unequalled perhaps iu any place or in any age, nwitig, in the first pia e, to sickness but cause) ha a rester dire by want of sufficient 'medical attend ance, nounshmetit, nurses, and by filth. The numbers that base fallen y,t tout to thew union within thi. fortnight, is Illvprisiag, La ow reduced rrulattyn, yawls ova qua not, of inhal•itai.ts or civilians, consist of mote than three thonsand omits; on Monday last, 114 were buried, and al! the w...ek averaged 'toady 90 per day. Thank God, the 'limber yes terday wreereduced S , ; aid this day, lam hopeful, it will not exceed 40, so that we mend a;iace, and eels," the drat heavy rain, hourly expected, will set us all to rights. This mortality, from the causes benne recited, you will C 4. lily conceive to have taken place mostly among the poor. Of British merchants very few have fallen, aid these °illy in situation.' extreiuely prejudicial to health. The Jews have, however, fallen un n onibo..;--and where it has broken inn in a dirty ill-aired house, it ha, generally curled off Mama people hive left the garrison from fear, and the death of many is ascribed Mahe Time influence, particularly among the women and J e ws. Among the Brit alt, a Committee of five has been chosen to a‘sist the Government in applying ti l e mho likely mea,iiies towards the proootonn of tie hoc health--....1,, 1ft the distrewld—burying the dead, &c. and they are •esti.il with the fullest powers. The members are Messrs. John R,11 , , John Smith, William Sweetland, G. Allartlyce, and myself; and the duty has fallen very hard on thertwo last and me, the cr.ildrea of the other two having for sum...time been inlispootrl, and eacunied their whole arte..tion. Though I ant always on my feet, and much exposed, yet, from adopting proper precautions, and a peculiar regimen, I never enjoyed better health By the next post I shall have the plea slue, I trust, of giving you more favourable accounts; and, in the mean time, with the. greatest regard. I a•., dear Sir, ynur mast obedientaervant, ee DAVID RINIUNER." FROM SATURD.IY NIGHT', GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. rrar-Officr, Nov 3, 1804. 4th R egiment of Foot— To ba Majwi—Captain Francis &noire, Captain Edmund Faunce, Captain Thomas Howard, frets the 9th Foot. sth D tto—.Captain Pet-r Thomas Roberton to be Major.. Cept.iiti Thema+ Forty, to he Major. Uri Hotii....l2..pta ni Janus Erskine to be Major, vice Parr. iteeeavA Dittn—c,i.t.in Henry Watson Ms to be Major. Captem Georg.? WW.ettaie to be Major. 3.11 fhtoe•e-Major John Campbell, from hat .pay of the 47th Foot, to be Maiof, eke Cranford, who autunite,. 80th Ilitte-Rrevet Major John White to be Ma or, Tice Ford, dereast-d. ht Ditto—Major William Williams, from the lath Litt&lion of Reserve, to be Major, .ice Sharpe, who ilicrianges. 16.1 i Gairtion ftattaliou—Major Alesrander Sharpe, from the 61st Foot, vice Williams, who exchanges. Meur.n, s Iteirimast—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Pierre L'Ar tly to is Lieutenant Colonel, vice De Meuron Bullet, deceased. Captain Ant. Conrail Zweittel to be Major, vice L'Ardy. iiREVLT. CA!lain John Laing Weir, of the 66th Foot, to the Major in the Army. STAFF. Major Robert Sewell, of the 48th Foot, to be Deputy Adju. tent General to the Forces wring in the Island of Malta, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Anny, vice Gif ford, appointed to the 43d Foot. Charles Ravolo t o ' Esq. late, Inejur of the 122 d Foot, t o h e an lospeding Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corp-, with this temporary rank of Lieutenant-Colunel in the Arilay. C0111 1 9114.1 ,, 1tS .jgrred 8J the feed Levittown ef the easel of Middlesex- Royal Wi-dminster Voluute - r-s•Lieutenant William Ginger to be . Captain, vice Bowman, resigned; dated Septembe7 27, IPO$. Samuel Mort-in, GeM. to be Lieutenant, vice °Meer, re mote!' ; dat..vl av above. Timothy Millington, Gent. to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice Connor, appointed Surgeon ; dated a. above. St. George's Volunteer Regimenta-Lieutenant Benjamin Saver to be emtain, vice Cooper, promoted in Commissary ; dated September 29, 1804. Lie:tenant John Reynolds to be Ditto, vice Havaell, re signed ; slated as above. Lieutenant Charles Snip: Woodeock to be Ditto, vice Mans bode.; resigewl ; dated as above. Ensign Witham Petrie Graliturd to be Lietitenant,sice Wood. cock, promoted • dated as above Ensign James Ain slie to be Ditto, vice Reynolds, promoted; dared a: above. Ensign John Charles Ilristew to be Ditto, vice Sayer, pre. nested ; dated as above. IVtlli Wed.'', Gent to be Ensign, vice Bri.tow, I)7*. ; dated as above. Roil York Mary•la.b.inne Vidonteer.--Secosol Lieutenant George Walker to he FMK Lieutenant, vice lte , ceiven, re vigned ; dant O'lnher 17, lane. Second Lielltl . ll4llt lidwatd Weimer Bollock to 1/41 First Lieu tenant, vice G Cabbell, resigned ,• dated Morris, Gent. to be Seemed Lieutenant, 'ICS Walker, i counted ; chid a% above. Thomas Little, Gent to be Ensign, vice ltarpur, resigned; dated as above. St. (.de.',. add St, Genera's, Rloomonirv, Rich rrJ Parkes to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, le-igned ; dated .August 30, 1804 Julio . r.kt, Gent. to be Emig., vie Parkes, promoted; cited es above. St Nlar;ireCi and St. Jelin's Volunteer—Munn Gent to be Lim-taunt, vise George White, resigned; ilokokt/ 'ober 17, 104. Colelsick, Amt. to be Ensign, vie. Snarly, pru ned,' ; dated is above of (A il ee n ., Royal Volunteers—G. Wyllie, Est to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain; dated October 16, 1804. Fulham Volunteers—Arthur Powell, Esq. to be Captain; dated October 20, 1804. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. W?Mani Dean, of Brt•tul, linen-draper, from 0. toll,• E, to -eenher a , at eleven, at the White Lion, in Bruad•atreet, PoWOI BANKRITTS. John Mestenst r g of Larsen hall, Kirkheaten, Ynrk , clothier, to .urre•tdcr Nusember MI, 11, and December IS, at *liven, at the Yes,. Tres. Inn, in Robert Town, airman. York. Attu, n-st, Mr. Blackburn, Iluddeerfiel4 ; and Mr. William Stott, Fu ...al's Inn, London. Juhn Warn%ley, late of Coventry, carrier, to surrender N.- 'ember 19, 20, arul December IS, at ten at the Kind's Head Coventry. Attorneys, Messrs. %iamb:rock sod Twist, Coventry_ James Taylor, of Middle•row, Holborn, cutler, to surrender November 6, N. and December at eleven, at Guildhall. Atureeey, Mr. Lee, Castle street, Holbor n . John CI ire, late of Jernivn•etreet, St. Jamey's, victualer, to surrender November 6, 17, and December IS, at ten, at Guild h.ll. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, Hollontrow, London. bliebacl 31 4 1erinott of Princes-street, Great George t Westminster, victualler , to surrend e r N ue e m b er 6, 178,rint Dar •inber 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ireland, Staple's Inn. Iteniamm Himmel', of Battersea-fields, Surrey, tanner, to surrender November 10, et ten, 20, at twelve, and IMcerober 13, at ton. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Memrs. Williams and Sherwood, Hank-street, Cornhill George Seddon, of Alder, ate street, cabinet-maker, bib sur render November 10, 17, and December ti, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. G.tty, Anyd-ceurt, Throginortoo-street. William Parker, of Cliamber4treet, Guadman'ofields ta i lor, to surrender November In, I', at eine, and December IS, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mmes. &vitt and Leon, Hardon - • Henry Gardner, of St. J..hn• street, Clerkenwell, brewer, to surrender November 10, at ten. 20, at twelve, and December 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. T. Iludwn , Wiuk• worth-buildmr, Gty•road. Bohan Bender, of Holloway, Muldtreex, merchant, to lour. model November 6, 17, and December 15, at eleven, at Guild. ball Attorney, Mr. Berry, Walbrook. Thomas J.oseph Culla, of Glanbaae-mod, Surrey, coach maker, t r surrender November 20, 27, Lod December lb, at tan. at Chuldba.l. Attorney, Mr. Ems, Chapol•atreet, Bed ford row. itt.lbert Ter:Alen Wi:hatnt late of the parish a St George, siurender Nosail;ar JO, 14 and Apcsaabal 15, at BIRTHS. In Waterford, the Lady of Will Moore, Eig of a daughter. In Tremor', near W.t. dont, the 44 of Humph" Dom., Esi. of a daughter. MARRIAGEn. On Monday last, at York, GeeirgeTreaehor, F..q rort of the late Res. Thomas Troachto, of Regbroult. Oxford.iiire, and lieutenant in the second regiment of Lah Guards, to Miss H irroe Raehael, daughter of the late Allen Seraisuroi, M. D. 01 York. Oo Thursday last, at Newark, G Fillingham„ I l of Syet ston, to Mies Ilough, daught,i of Thorna. Mooch, tn. of horror, rwar Relyoir. Tileslay last, at Norwich, by th e R ev. M r. L YMe, Captain Wilkinson, of he Royal Nary, to Miss Ropidg Worth, laugh. ter of Wilibm Worth, Fag. wf flayneford At Limerick, T. N. Harris, Lieutenant in His Ma i u.sits 6th Fir.t. to Min Elisa Ilentssacuth. In Dablio, Captain Forteecoe, to Miss Margaret ilderedyth, youngest daughter of the late Sir John th Ois Saturday 144, at St. George's chuo-b, idsourta %wars Mr. Dasies, sadlrr, ..tc of 11 -maid 11.4 , 11.00. art, ter Miss Nudirs, only daughter of Ff4111:1• kasi. of North Audley•street, Grosvenor-square. DEATHS On Thursday morning, Mrs. A+.ta Modani , the wife of (i•r.orga M,ol.lid, whom she 11(1(111111Ni but tho e At St. Peterabufgh, ou the 3d of thduber last, Authotiy Weltden, Esq. On the ICth of Auguit, at lattlatC. , , , A OK yellow fever. the Honourable Chad,. Powys, of His Kijesty's shi,, the Fairy. On Friday ev.mistig, in his Beth year, the Rev William Reu , srlegi, D. D. Mader of the Charter House On Thursday, at his lodgings, th Fleetetrett, Lithiteßsht Johu Wdby, of the Royal Novy. • SALES BY:AUCTION. It 4 )()KS. By Mr. KING, At Kit Gran Roam, ut king.nreet, Covent -garde n , as :THURSDAY next, and two fulLAin g Days, at Twelve o'Clur%•, • A COLLECTION of BOOKS. chiefly in Englidt Literature, indu lin g a lam! number M Teach, late the Pnyerty a a diAteguislied CI iticai Scholar, d.Areased. May be viewed on Wedaesday ; and Catalu g uaa 1144 at ills Room. K ENT Eligible Freehold Estate; Desrabire end Beautiful Situat, o4 for Erect's' a Villa. By Mr. ROBINS, Al Garraway's Coff,e•house. in 'Change-alley, Cornhill, oe THURSDAY, the 15th November, at Twelve o'clock, IN ONE LOT, AMOS r desirable FREEHOLD ESTA . r1 3 comprising a convenient Farm House, with Yard nod Outbuilding:, and upwards 0(42 Acres of M :ado • . lire, and Arable Laud, all lying compact, and uncluv,d by vinyl ,g hedges, situate at Hurst, between 11Ithain and Henley, in the county of in pewee:ion of Mr. Gibbs, tenant .t will. Af..y be viewed by leave of tenant; particular, on the promises; George, Dartford; Tiger's !lead. and Scant Stars, Foot's Cray; Post house, Miiidsturic ; Bull, Rochester; kine 4 Head, Canterbury; Rose Sittingbourne; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, W a r w i c k-street, Gulden-square, where a play, of the .Estate may be seen. FISIIERWICK, NEAR LITCHFIELD, STAFFORD. SHIRE. CAPITAL ESTATES, SUPERB MANSItA, EXTENSIVE MANORS, TISHE.Ri, WOODS, Jec. tic %v Mr. ROBINS, At Gar-away' Coffise•hmse, Exchange Alley, Corolla!, 0,1 THURSDAY, the rith of N.aveitibei, at Twelve o'Ciock., in one Lot, Fr HE very Capital. and truly desirable FREF HOLD ESTATES, with the eptonsive Manws .ut Ty inure, nthetwiso Tinahurn, Feihelifra, and H root, Ciamberterd, Wiggintora, and one-third of the Manti;- of P•cicingtois, Courts 11,11011, Royalties, md Irom • ies The much distinguislovl and beautiful Seat, Fishe,sick Park, a truly nuhle and elegant done-built Mansion, with eat client Offices of every descriition ; a spacious Mewt, with nahling fur .0 horses; four double Coach Houses, I far. at out and Saddle Rooms, Farrier's S!.op, and other suitable Offices and Servants' Rooms over. Ako P'eacure Ground a „ Lawns, Sir übberies, and Plantations of fine g,earrn Brat 1T.% and shrubs, encircling a grand spacious Piece uf Water ; Melod ic* also, capital kitchen Gar.leii, waled Hot and Su:cm:ion Unities, Gown Manse, noble and extensive Park of pleasing div..rsified Grounds, part bwatialed by the Raver Tame, sue r.u'.ded by thrivin.si Plantations, encompassed ne part new wall ant oak paling. Three elegant 'Lodges to the ei itr toe Tire whole forming oue of time most complete sail resi dences i the kingdom. At an afire ebb: dins •14 1:01 , 1011:1 Faris House, with suirable buililiugs of eir:rs d. , scrlytion, yards, Se. &c. and a most eligible Vann 'Mind Also attend capital Farms lying culat'g a alest a-the P ac, leF to ritiik:ct.l , le tenants, part on I.sese, r varar 'I., at will. Ilford and Cumberland Miat, w.ta Toweling FI .1#40.1 11110, several weldbuilt entaarsi, •. Homan Wood, ill hand, upward* of Zen are,, covered with line thriving oak and colter Timb,r, a ra- *mem the country, with an cscullent Dwelling , with kit* .1, and Budd:tags, Garden, Orcha'd, .See conw.asal rag Li ica• mud picturesque views of the River Trent, and these., to • •.. The whole Estate upwards of two thousat.d taro,. h0rr1.,41 acres The rental and estimatbs.l value near 501111 pal - ~c-num. num. The property of the Right lion. Loot Sp !WC! Staoley Chichester. The Mauston and Farms are in complete re. arr., sell supplied with plonty of excellent waosr These estates are particularly well calculat_d for a noh'emln or gentleman wishing fur a superb riasidenoe, and to re ili,e direr perty in one of the finest counties in the kingdom. The Manors are abundantly sto.:ked with game ' field aporia of all descriptions, excellent reeds,reeds,and in u..e of the firs The Nonainit tia be viewed with Tickets on't, without which no person eon he admitted. The farm* and lends ma. be rievnll b 7 applyieg at the Aalati.i:,o • Jr to Ma. Stetted tatunout, at Iluddleeford, near tate blianwon. DmornatiTe rusticators ray be had on the rettrit;oto; stela Ge war, Litchri«td ; Hotel, Liverpool; Grid; water Astor-, hituteltetter; 111-it and Chiclviss, ISsrsningFarto Q tee iiy Viso ton ; t;eorse„ thaby Cattle, Ttntaiisrth ; Yto-, St !tint; ►hurt I lead, Coventry; Nurt..aroptoo; i, Whi:e Flirt, Bath; at Garraw.iy's l'4lFee•ltotore, LO•1110.% raw th" Es'at,:i Islay be oreu, and huticaiscs au .I Trace tor onewing the Manoion mar lot had, of T. (. Parr, F. , . 'Ash held ; Maass. BLike and Wb te, Esoestutr:set, ; %lr. Robi u , Warw.ock street, rioldelsoquar.., Londie. VALUABLE FREEIIOLI) FARM AND TVTIIES, NORTHAM, TONSIIIKc. By Mrs..s. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. At Garraway's on MONDAY, li.tventber 12. at Twelve &Clock, in ONE 1.07'. A Valuable and very desirable FREMOLD. .CX FARM, situate in the parish in 14C11FSTElt, lait4i vid.vi by the Mph Road, a• d boui.d d by iii. River Niatc. Ole Mile from %Valli ghor.iitelt, and a'.oat 13 front ~ w:b moonl coontrising the Panoitage Faint, contaiii..g 2MI Acres nf incliyied rich grazing Meadow and fertile Arabia Land, free of Great Tythes, a very goal Dwelling Hai Office., and Gad •rp l / 2 with every isms/wry Out Suit ling, • winker with th, irnpra:iriate Tpthes of Corn, Grainy and filar' arising froin shout 70 Acne of old inclined Land, in the ',stun of en unexceptionably good Tenant, t, hove Leo.. pita' at Nliehaelraas ILA, except 10 Acres, held from We to Year, at Rents amounting to 3531 per Annum, cap his 'octet/a at the expiration of the Term. Also, the iniproptin Great Tithes of Corn, Grain, and Hay, arising -fruit 10 Acres of old inclosed Land in hand. May be •iewerl, and printed Particulars had, at the Gen Northampton; Crown, Leicester; Swan, Market Harberowg and !t: ewport Noel; George, Wobuin; of the Pilaw . . the Northampton, Leicester. and Cinerary Palen; M GAdard, Solicitor, Gray's Inn; Mews. Modern, Solicit° Wallingh trough ; at the Place Ist'Sales and of Ildassms uer, ihke, and Co. AlJersgate-street, London. LYNFORD HALL, MANSION, MANOR, AND FRF. HULL/ ESTA'FE, NORFOIX. By Messrs. YOUNG and SON, At Gansway's„ ea 111F-SCRY, the 27th instant, at Twedfl &Mirk, n Uwe Lot, PHE MANOR of LYNFORD, with an excel, A lent and substantial Brick Maranon, called Li of al Hall, delightfully situated in a most 4,sir ihle put of the tv, abounding with Game, particii,any Pheasant., ..s Nlii.t ?rum Thetford, fuur from Brandion, ten fmm SINAI II em, th.,11 fmn' Numichi and oighte-fmir (min LooJen; with eseeilere a caaital Kitchen-gardeu, with Hot house aid Mel 11 inclined atilt twelve feet Wall, planted will fired Tre e s, Pleasure Qouods, Plantations Meadow, P,.tu and Arable Land, refre s h e d by a constant l y running SO,O and several Sheets of Water...the whole containing tang Acres, la a ring Fence and Tithe Free, corn rising th whole of the Parish, which renders .t nearly er i nalto bent: Estil brachia...the Annual Value about 7SOI. exclusive of dal Mansiva sod %Liner The whole is in Hand, and oily Purr ermine way be had. 111,0001. eta tie Purchase-uioney may re Main us Mortpip hit Years. The Howe and Farm may be viewed on Monday', WA uradaya, aad Frida) betw•e” the li.marsefElvert at.a Ibreg ota application to the Jt.hn Strac,, ; and printed Yarn. entan may be had at the Chequer", Krandun ; Meld, Tilvaorst I Angel, bury; Crown, Swaft ham at Damn Milt; Rana, Newmarket; iing's Head, Nor...A ; Duke' llead, L!'";11 .Ih/ewe. Savers and Martin, No 4, FUrno,sra 11^A C; vraway's ; cud mat Mal a. Young wad Suns rio Hy Chancery-lane. LONDON:—printed by G. DAVIDSON, No S.S. Wycl street, St. ClenvlttA, and published by W. WEST, at tt (Mee, N 0.15, Back of St. Clement's Chur.h, Strand.. Wei* Ohs tarreksb (rsop4g4) lug beds!, Mewled N • ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Moat. Wtlter and •Unwin, Shwlwell. Ebenezer E...ton, of Lamb-stroet, Spitalfeld., painter, to stir render November 13, 11, and December lb, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorneys, Messrs. William:oos, Elifford'sslan. Robert Jeffery, formerly of Isle Abbott: Somerset, •sifice of Williamenteet, Illackfriai's-rnsd, Surrey, but limes prisoner in His Majesty's prison of the Fleet, shopkeeper, to surrender Novembn. 10, 24, at one, and December lb, at eleven, at Guild!, ill. .tttoritey, Mr. Reardon, Corbet.court, Grace. urcli• Areet. DIVIDENDS. Dee. 13. Thomas Strickland and Swinton •Cilthurst Hol land, of Liverpool, merchants, at nnc, at the Crown and An chor Tavern, Bokl-street„ Liverpool. Nov. 24. Henry Appleton and John Appktoii, of Fenchurch street, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. De'. 4. Edward Galion, now or late of Ilford, Essex, inn keeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dee. 1. John Dt•lver Wdsou , of George.street, Queen Ann street, St. Mary-la-bonne, pawnbroker, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 1. Hvwkies Bird, of Wine.street, Bristol, tea.dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 4,i. Thomas Hindlev, of Manchester, calicismanufae auger, at 'three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester Dec. 1. John Mackenie, late *1 the Old City Chambers, Bisliopeete-street, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall Jan 15. Henry Ihruell , of Golden-leg.court, Cheapside, wholesale-hosier, at ten, at Quit null De_. D:. 15. Richard Edwards, of Morgan's lane, Teoley street, Southwark, brandy-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. De, 4. James Etches of t)aventry. Nuitharnpten, mercer, at one, at Guildhall;London. Nov. 30. Ralph Lowe, late of Kioterton, near Middlewich, Chester, miller, at three, at the White Bear bill, in Nrid• dlewich. Nev. 29. William Hitchen, late of Netherton, 'Clieeller, corn deal-r, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, in Nsinsich. Nuv. 29. Abraham Ilitehlen, late of Walgerton, Cheater, miller, at eleven, at the Crown lint, in Knit a ich. Nov 27 William Pntter,of Bath, upholder, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, in Bath. Der 1. lame Sheriff, of Hatton-garden, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATF.S—Nor. Peter Cough, of Birmingham, butcher. Kobel, Cott", of Dow a 3., dealer in homes. /oho istiaw, 141,•weste.street, linen draper. James ItiOrleSg, kV.: of Tichhorne•stmet, l laymarkrt, military havoc. ' 31mett I Imro,ks, of Froote-Saiwond, Somerset, clothier. William Hul.:t, of Bristol, printer . MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. TO 14011111.. W. 1111. il James Cl. cr. Griffin avert, Shadwell, miriner . . 311 Samuel Casten and Walter Powell, Lombard street, banker* 3 10 . . . . . Thomas Paulkner, Oxford-street, oil and ( - Moorman . If 9 James Campbell, Shakesper Tavern, Covent garden, vintner . S 1 Francis Bateman Dashwood, GMn's-hill, near Hunting don, weirdo& rtl2nllfacturer • 10 . . . James Bennet and Samuel Levesey, now or late of High Kilborn, pawnbrokers . 2 11 Daniel [lamb, late of Whihvehapel.rnall, apetherary $ 1 Hymn Salomon, Duke-street, Aldg:te, tailor and piece -broker . . John Gratrix Smyth, Bachearow, Hoston, Middlnex. merchant • . 1 11 . . . Charles Ratterdsv, Wapping High street, ship-chandler 2 10 William Walker, Chanzerydane, tailor . 2 11 Thomas Hruwne, Jewry-street, Aldgate, woollen duper • • II DIVIDENDS. Israel Levy, Lambeth-read, merchant . . • 9 James C.ruckshar.k., Gerrard.street. Westminster, metal sash and fan-light-manufacturer • • lO cr RTIFICATES. Thomas Lloyd, of Binder-square, merchant. Thomas Webb, of Coventry, silk dyer. Thema. Smith. of Llerby, worstorl.spisiner. John Webb, id' Coventry, silk dyer. Patrick Home and Patrick Hunter, of Thrograorton-street, inerrhants. (Isorge Mallet, of the Borough orgoutliwair. linen-draper. rWtll% Tucker, of Deptford, tallow chandkr. PRICE OF m 4211 telne••••• • per Cent Re• Mg, S per Cent Console 4 per Ceut. Contele•••• g p * per Cent. Navy...., 9011! pee Cent. 1797 . 4Bl Rank Ann. ....r....17 16 . 1 13.16 Unnnium •• 7 141 Con•ole tur T. *MIL Stork•lirniter, Caralidl, and 9, Charing-Crow PRJCL or IRISH STOCKS. Oct. 30 . Government Debentures. Si per mit ..—..61114 Government Debentures 5 per cow. 894 COURSE OF EXCHANGI Anitterilam .56 SI 2 U. Ditto at Sight 37 7 Rotterdam l4 0 2 U. liamlnirgli 35 6 2 U. Altona 3S 7 2 U. Pan. 1 day's date t 5 4 13 , t1,,..... •• 95 12 2 U. Boui.leaux .25 12 Madrid Din. CaAia l7 in raper Ditto 3'3 elect. ■illoe . 54: Leghorn 491 Gen..B DuSlin on London (Oct. 20 23.4(a.t on Liind in (Ott. *3) Ile' rat •n Dublin i11itt0;...., V. Fat o• •, Nevarsaa I. Venice %I Naples Losboo lOporte DuMut lai out stew. I. a 1 , brig 01 (:(4.1 and a4;l per 08... • e 0 Douh!onns New Dollars ' Silver in 0 0 0 New Lout, each 0 0 0 •,n the Bank of 14 , 01 a./ f per Cott >• ) 64 31 7 71661.ars HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. S min. after ♦. - I 1r 14 7 4 l ? "%:. r f „, r 4r - 4 .41, . ...; 0.10 K • fy. r . V; 1 1 " A THIS StrAlLI fled The Srran steinl :izer ; Pete F./mil, Mr k;anningi C With • The V In 1 1. Sir I ;A,. nelor, Nfr lim.ster ; ; I 1 . 11 , : Cln! ~ e,l with I ..At-4 on Sr r.morrO , ]Hach Ado a th* Is H E GAR! vat b• acted Mr. Fawc \ ui (.7:l4r..cter To which vii Co mt Ar • .!1 . 14! :104 ; Mu 4:111, Mr. lir• ril: zs• r, 00:1l1111 Attie be t, r og flex' .locro• 1 • ' nglith . Ca THE El ING AGAINST gowns ss to .riform Meat for th PrIA, 01 1", ga fel ThN .fs I t'? .01 r.sss C b dim AN., styli uo:y to Pun, bir: , ,e Na. it been taken ii RY Ti I ( 1 0 'iii( Nir the Cul cl. \IP fillN J b• Mallow foc the b J. Coard, I l, dine hp tl t!r, and c Wi;liasn 113, C• 114.4 1•'! gores MI •i 4. J. Keene, r• of !Arty Yliert Cur :'r , l Ke !Ch.lefill !Idet,all of •der by th l'll/4 Well27n V f item, he is r loins %1 t. I Ibo Ctithcaiei Lords, tn.! uat g to tl N B. Sold 1, , Ss. P. ; SIR RANI lien I