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NAVAL INTFL LICENCE. 3, DSC. S. Arrived the of rork. ctittn, Capt.' Barmen, treim a cruise. On S.V tirday evening last, at the back of the isle of Wigh., ,he fell in with the homewaw-bound JitiDaitti ct.nvov, consisting of 70 sail, which, after making fur ;and, were taken shor by the a ind suddenly changing to the S.W. and they were in the most imminent danger (if all being lost in Freshwater Bay. Capt. Sarmon states, tlait a Swedish ship, laden with oil and brandyrem the Mediterranean ; a Prussian boy, laden with feint; wickets English brig, laden with iron, from Wale , bcnnal to London, are lost in Freshwater Bay, •bu: the crews are saved. The weather was very thick, and it blew hard. We understand that the above convoy, went past this part for the Downs, last night. Arrived the Arica, of 64 guns, Capt. H. Dig by„ one Al the ships engaged in the great action, from Gibraltar. She is under juty masts. She taw the rietery and Belleitle off the Lizard. The Liberty brig of war is appointed convoy for Guernsey and Jersey. and will sail tomorrow, if the wind is fair.—Wind N.W. PLICIWOUTII, DIM. 2. Late on Saturday evening arrived His hlajesty's ships Cur/swear and I: if-idle. The wind bring noithward yestesday. prevented others coming in; two signals were flying all day for line of battle ships to westward ; after beating about all day, His Majesty's ship Npqrsiate arrived, and, to-day, seven sail are beating up. The BeEerapioa has just made her signal. The Agiuramie, one of the four prizes, is said to be in fair condition for bringing home ; . the other three are so badly mauled, that it is feared ther will not he able'to reach an English port. Sailed the Charlotte schooner and Aruba frigate. Went down into Cawsand-bay His Majesty's ship Po•cpre, after being doubled, and completely fitted fur a flag-%: ,1 1 1 . The cld Comb , age is ordered to be dismasted, and fitted out as a prison-ship. 7Att4nUT/1, OTC. 1. Arrived the Prpirett ,liipmfa packet, Thompson, from the leeward Islands, with Mails, in 35 days from Tortola, hrings an account that His Majesty's ship ftrasitires had captured a large French privateer, of 2 guns and 2SO men, and cal ried her into An tigua ; the Beaulirts had also captured a French schooner at the same time. _ _ _ Sailed Ili% MAjesty's 'bps Plantagenet and Malta to join the Channel Fleet. T•M 111OUTII, DSC. S. The Orpheirs frigate. Capt. Hill, arrived yeater day in the Roads from the Continent, with dispatches of great importance : it is said, that the French have sustained a severe defeat by the Russ,ans, near Vi enna, and by the Archduke Charles. in Italy. a • DEAL. DLC. S. Sailed the Rare, sloop of war, for Portsmouth ; and His httjestv's ship Rrgslus, for Sheerneis. Arrived several sisal of gun-brigs from off the French C.l4ft. Came down from the River, the Cone store-ship, and several outwarl.lxiund vessels, which remain in the I)owns, with the rest of the ships, as per last; alai about 300 SA *I of transports. The brig . Mortur, Capt. LE ATT UN, from Smyrna, is arrived in the Downs ; she sailed from Mi norca on the 2d of Oftober, arrived at Malta on the rlth, at Gibraltar on the 2J of November, and aried from thence on the sth ' • on the 11th, spoke MAJESTY'S ships Viclura,Bellthle, anti Bellera phon; afterwards, fell in with the William. Doons, and five other vessels in company, from Jam-,ca, bearing up for Ireland. Coll7ll Ds. Pekoes, and Connt Dc DVIEELDT, the former of whom belongs to the Financial Depart. meat cf the Austrian Government, arrived in town, on 1 tvesday Afternoon horn the Continent, and ins. ntediate , y w iitod on his Excellency Cuunt ST Aa• El custom, the Imperial Ambassador. The parish bells of *i w ckeuham, the country residence of his Ex:ellency, rang a marry peal on Tuesday, in con sevenem• of the pleasing intelligence received from Germany. luesday. about five minutes before the doors if Drury -lane Theatre opened, a very lusty man, of the name of Hearts, situated in the first circle of the boxes, on time Pam es's side, for time purpose of keeping places for a company, by some unaccount s'ile circoot.tance, fell into the pit. Surgical as,ist mire Ass immediately procured ; but the uniortu ewe man expired bents he could be conveyed into •. 4usic-mom ' his neck being broken, and the back part of his head much lacerated. CORN-EXCHANGE, Dtc. 4. Of Wheat to dav, they are scarce any fresh arrivals and the trade d.iii sale-, waiting further arrivals, few Selman, made Second arid inferior qualities are at rather kw price. Flour, before the finish of the market on Monday, fell ao. per sack and tales are today, fully at that reduction. Barley con tinues further to decline. Isiah is mucii lower than last week, and eitirecieil Avaper Orr.. Pras scarce, and rather dearer. In Beans arid White Peas Inile alteration. We have many smears of Oats, chiefly from Lincolushir The few prime nipple' keep their prim; other qualities are somewhat lower. ICE OF bitAIN. assn. s2s. 60s. Od. Tick Beam 10.. 04. Oau. 041. 50.. %limas S4s 96. Od Rape Seed 40; 441. Od ►ims ►lour 00s. 60s 04 asenede DO, SS..fl JUT. Dec. 4. Sold. - Ries. 117 4Ss Od a SO O. . 4 40 Id a 4ls Gd .• —.4 dd a —4 04 . 1 Co Od a ....e Od :CHAMGE —Dec. 3. CU* R ENT PR I h 6441 866 4S 82s. ►use do. 686. 666 04. lye ' SI• 36: 01. LAS T , Arr. $l.. Od. ...046 Ile M. White Pees Na. dee Od Grey r-. 224 424. ad COAL-UAI Ships at MArket. 61.. Newcastle 10.. So.wirrland . .ll.. Stone Coal 11..C1044.-ra ZuTfRmE or r.xi Amounting* .... AI SS U. Gen qi .. NSILie. Pie. Dm.. at twit .. s 4 7 v en ,... ss DiNo. . Intive.bei C. f... II St U. I.ision 62 1f $, , bli nib ft I lIU 1/prorto (24 Attune una ', 10 tall. Ilsolol•n l4 Pa.• Dt 11 Us l5 11 ' SO I IMP le•unleaoan • IS IS P. I tugs I (i.olel on Cola Ca 'or . .. . . It• elan. and Bars per oz.. 4 0 U Date .. •••• New Llr.tils'econs .... 0 0 e N7`4..d .... SO faiket. wese Do•P.aos Mts. MO Silver on Bars 0 6 9; i )414 "." 4, i- 4 ! SO New 1.-oosoo each.... 0 54 Alton ..n the Bonok 441 11•1 Ian C * - C *‘'t . US , 4 per Cent 4 , ... . •... %.„,..... (... 22,,1„ , 4 „, • t Leman's 'Nov. 22) 'IV . - . ;:. a t - -I , • 'thibtsu (Ditto) 4,3 II data. Ir a ill ' V`) -1 \_.-, I. • • TRICK OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Reduced !Sr 4 p.. 1 Cent. Long .Annuities IT• 1 - 1 ImperiAlS per Cent. Dim, ...inntlittee Omnium ( it Inds 11.nuis .par. Ii pret,l. 1:7/tru Ronda* ....par Is. prem. Ex.-lnquer Bills pow. lq. prem. 1 ne.-111.uttery Tickets 19 1 . 1.9.. C.inwli for T. BISII, St ek-broker, No. 4, Curnll4l, and 9, eilafillg•CFMS BIRTHS. Lucly at Sheerness, the Lady of Conststiuioner Grey, of a Lately, the wife of William Randall, a journeyman sawyer, .arsi•linc in the Shear.-yard, near St. Peter's church, Le,ds, .ras ufeiy deliverei or three children, two boys and a girl— vie of the boys it sines dead, hitt the mother and the other two chiliten are likely to do well. This fruitful matron has hid seven children at three births • MATHS. Suddenly, Ms Serene 11:e1;;;; the reigning Prince Tonr ind T.xii, whije he WU taking a walk in the ♦icinity of Ra tielyni. _ _ ..... • natti.ll Ambits:odor, at the Court of Vienna, M. Mei tral de St Saphorin, Knight of the Order of Dannehrog, of tha White Eagle, and St. Stainskm., in the filth year of hit age. On Thumlar night, in William street, Limerick, much and deaerrrdly lamented, Miss O'Sullivan, daughter of the late Paul O'Sullivan Esq. a( that city. A melancholy accident occurred to till. Lady yesterday sennight, as the was standing with her bJek to the fire, her clothes caught the blaze, which with difficulty was extinguished, but not until she waa burned so severdy, that she languished in great torture, till the period id her dissohnlon. O:1 the 24th ult. at his house in Park-street, Bristol, the key. John smith, A. M. Reeler of Bretton, V% orcestershilo, who closed an exemplary life, in the 79tii year of his sr. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LIPNDOI.4 RRlll4,r -40rn.... 35 min ohm 12. I Rom .... 12 min. alter I ly LEIGH and S. SGTHEBY, Bookießen, At their Nome, Mo. 145 ' Strand, v:iposite t 3 D Cithetine street onTUES 1Y HEX I', and Four foltiwing Days A N Elegant and Valuable Importation of el.;s. Ilistortral, Critical, Poetical, and Miscellaneous SOOKS; cnntaining many rare and curious Articles, and eeveral Editionci Principm. Tin Souks, is General, are in nue and good condition; and a gnat number bound elegautli in various colorintd Morocco. Catalogue. (price 6d ) to be had at the Claes of See; of Mr. Cooke, Oxfori; and Mr. Ihightoo, Catabridgo. By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, IlAwki&Vers, At their !hose. No. 14j, Stiand, op:melte to Cathenoe-etreor, MMIILIAY, 13.-comber 16, and Four follow.ng Dors AVERY considerable Portion of an EA GANT and V LUABI.E LIBRARY, the property of a Col items eihinent for his refined tate. The whole Cols {action is in floe roust elegant and splendid condition. To viewed ou Thur-day, December Is, to the time of Sale. C , tallreS 11 ) to be had at the place of Sale ; Mr. Cooke, Oxford; and Mr. Deletion, Cambridge. MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY OP JAMES HITCH. COCK, A BANKRUPT, REMOVED FROM OXFORD. STREET. ?deists ROBINS, At their Spacious Rooms, Pram, Covent-garden, TO-MOR. KOW, at Twelve r, cloak, by direction "(the A , signeer, A FRENCH CHIME CLOCK, superbly mount orl in Or Molls, one other Dm., eral fine Gold, Sleet, sal Metal Watches, Plate, and Plated kticl , s ' and sundry elegant Jewellery. Valuable BnnLs, ()outdo and si ng l e Gus, a Piano Forte, with additional Ices, a I{3quichord, a (uw fine Ptints, and various other articles, the remaining Stock of Mr. Jauaes Hitchcock, a Bankrupt, reino‘ed hunt (Wool street. May he viewed till the Sale. Catalogues may be had at the lloynay. COMPACT F ‘RM, F It MING IMPLEM F.NTS.W HEAT, OATS, II AY, POTATOES, AND TURNIPS, SEVEN DR OUGHT HORSES, PIGS ; ALSO A I.L THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Se. BARKING SIDE, NEAR ILFORD, ESSEX. By Messrs. ROSINS, On the Premiers. on TO-MOR Row, at Eleeon o'clock. rl'1 -1E LEASE of a COMPACT FARM, called the TAN YARD, with immediate pa.o.e•Mon ; consist. ing of 123 Acres of Amble anti Meadow Land, in excellent condition, the greater part Tythe-free, and an unlimited Right of Common, with a gond Family House, and all necoary I 001.MM:dings ' held for a Teta of near Twelre Years, at the low old Rent of only 435. per mere ; tie a tuaten is very de sirabse, being wily four miles from Rornlord, and eight from Wbltectispel Church. • At the mine time will be sold, all the Wheat, Oats, Pease, ant Hay, Eigh; Acres of Potates, and Nine Acres of Tur nips, Seven Draught Moses, a Proxy, a Colt, Cart, a Quan tity of Dung, /arming Implements, Nine Sows, and Ten Step Pigs, Also all the Household Furnitire, and other Ef feets. T'Al Farm and Eff,•ets may be visored till the Sale I and Catalogues and Particulars may be had on the Premise:; An gel, Ilford; Cock and RAI, Itoniford; Bull, White "apel ; and of Prift4tl. Robins, Covent Garden. LIBRARY OF BOOKS. J Mr. JAMES DENEW, . . • At hi► Auction ROOT in Charlesareet, Illetklepaquave, TO MORROW, at Twelve &Clack Choke LIBRARY of BOOKS, c omprising, among "then of equal value, the Worts of Hume, Smollett, Robe, ts.oi, Swift, Stair, Goldsmith, Fielding, Shako s;ieare, B dEsu , &rale, R you , kncyelopadis &statistics, 10 Weis.; Anderson's British Poets, 10 vols.; Geese's Antiquities of England and Scotland, 19 vols.; Ancient and Modern Gniversil History. GO vols.; Dedil•fs Old rays, 12 vole.; Bell's British Theatre, &e. &c ; the whole in ecellent con. dition, and manly in elegant binding ; a complete set of Pere aisis Works, 13 cola ; Illuchoes Subjects of Natural History, beautifully cidoured ; several valuable Works on Archit enure, Books of Plates, Maps, &c. To be viewed, and Catalogues had at the Auction Room, Charles-street, Berkeley-square. By Mr. JAMES DENMV, By order of the Executors, at his Auction Room, Cliarles•street, Berkeley-square, on WEDNESDAY, Der. 11, and follow ing Da) s, at ig, 9"‘HE Fashionable HOUSEHOI.I) FURNI TURE, I trge pier chimney glasses and Minors grand pisno forte, aa extrusive sersi-e of French poice'aine, a Com II quanta! r (Teri foe wines, in Claret., Pert, and Madeira, some meta ady choice old Sherry, two pipes of Port in the wood, and other effects of a Gentleman, deceased; compi Piing four- post, lion, field, and press berktearls, with cotton and other furoitums, goose-feather bells, mattrasses, and bedding, mithogaily 'swill robes, chests of drawers, tour handiorne bookcases and secre taries, drawing-room suites! window C UM Mt. chairs and sofas, forts of card, taxa, pembroke, mod dressing tables, parlour male, capital sideboard mounted iii or molu; dining tablts, on pil lars and claws. large Turkey and Brussels carpels, and kitchen re Cpluillee. 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