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. • • • ,• J.,•. NAVAL NTE.4f..ICENCE. .„ • • YokTialiturti,...TAW. 15. Arrived the Britannia, ..lcalcsio etude, Infruills. sod the Lord .31e1ci(le si.Ltdtawetl. from the Downs. • Sailed the Asgard, sad'Priatvese. with a fleet of transports for Spain. JAN. I:5. Arrived frous North Yarmouth the Marc, of 74 guns, Copt. Lakin; Nassau. of 64 guns, Captain • R. Campbell ; Aie.resufrie, of 36 gnus; Mavgaito end Arid sloops of war; the Defender and Linnet brigs; sot: the Sprightly cutter from cruises. Also the Tine Briton and Camber/and East I:Mitt:nen, with the rest of the outward-bound, under convoy frotu the Downs. Saillsl the Isis, of 50 glum, Capt. M' .end. and the Ainbe, of Si; guns, Capt. Loring. with a fleet of transi>orts, having ou board.the Guards sod the S7:1; ant; 38th Regiments for Spain. VAL3tOVVt, JAS. 13 6 Artisvtl rkes . tlay the ship Canada, Startiug, mute tcr, front Loudon for Surinam; she sailed from hence on the ttd inst. under convoy of the Alert. arid put Mick this day, having thrown her guns iu the gale, and • received some damage. Also arri ted 'llls Nlairsty's brig Swallow. liii gulls; frws, tt cruise; the Totrusiteed packet. Cock, from tlie Brazils, 43 days frpus Rio de Jatieim. Mr. Cock, on !Mt landing, wit:it off with dispatches in a and four. for I.ondon ; nothing has. trans pired relative to them. The brig 'had, Capt. Ball, front Commie. Wilk ), she left on the 4th *mutat, for Vigo. but was drive,: off the coast. It was reported when Capt. Ball It ft, that the British forces had been sur rounded by the French, 1111 , itf the command of Bonaparte in person, who had with him about 190,000 rhea, they having formed a junetiou with General Sou ls. • Sailed the Dispatch packet. Harris,f with mails Ibt Carmine. PLYMOUTH, 34N. 14. Sailed. the 17uk 7 / 1 14, Capt. Skinner, with dis patches for Spain; and the Roweno. iG gnus, Lieut. Glauvill, fur f uhuuut;s, to take convoy dor Cork. socaat, JAN. 14. This morning', about not &cluck, the newt changed round to the Enstwaa, Lord Gambier idle median:ly made &signal for weighing. and the fleet wider his command, consisting of the under. mentiow_td ships. was ruined the Berry Head by day light : al George, Gresologight, St. Clamp, Ts ' necasre, Impetrate, Achille, and Sll.4llthrs. Dor La i Yesterday it large Frenelt,,deck,lmat was.eect id here by the .letire hired itrittelLcuttei, of this plac e , whiels.:lrtter haul hero ea the look-wht on the ilushing station when .he 1441 in taith the chore boat off Dunkirk, standing for the Eugli4) tAis.t, and when rhased she hoisted q i ps u id. eblours . she mitt:ailed the cutter very fisof till she carrieti an ay her main-yard ; the cutter, in consequence, swots came up with her. Film had on board an ei,liti , eu-pounder, which went •on a slide, with a quantity of Oman arts*.; likewise twent - two able bands, consisting of Dutch, Flemings, Danes, and French. The Master only was raid so be Spanish, but tint appears doubtful; they seemed to hare been employ 11 to ilisribute these bulletins, having casts or them on board. A ca.k of the s.t..ie ilesen•iption war pi c k e d nn the day before, a smolt distance Wri, by otte of our fishermen, and brought in here. It did nen, !limner, appear to have come out of the Le fbre.mientioneil laud. as idle, Olen taken, w•as only just out of Dunkirk. She is new, of out ISO or al tons hurtlien, and SMISAIS designed for the conveyance of troops, being very wide, with a flat butloin, • and the two ends formed nearly alike, with only one mast. and no bowsprit. Tue Arline cutter carries no Isientenent, mut had on board about the same !miniver of bonds as their pnze, which, on finding .he could uut escape, made ito reailtance. DF.lt.. JAN. 15. Stititql the lacenribtr, for Portsmouth ; anti the Urania, Warren, for Lisbon. *MALE, JAN. 10. Arrived the Salt. Captain Pearce, from Virgi.- 114, with 336 hogslienils of tobacco, for Liverpool. The Ite.ter reports, that the Embargo was taken u 9; but the truth of his statement is very much doubted. FROM 1.1.0111 , 4 LIST. Gaairst:ND, t. 15.—Pasocol by the Protest, from Malta, flape, M'Calbra, from Jamaica ' Berne, boo 'threat ; Bummer, !Wane, Irma Lioban ; Graces, Cuaghey, (rune Belfast [avant, Carron, Gruen Mal:to; Flora ;Vilynt ; andthe Mariner, Byte, bons fi.,ttenhareb, Baited th; Atha.' al Gardnrr, Eaat heti, fur India ; Anderson., Iftevti ; Sarercurn, Slntth, fur .I.,awura • Fav ttttt ate, !Addle, for r 1 1.011,• SaapTtragon, fur Trinidad flarlotte Alto, Barrett, fur Malta; and rho Plernenuau, Aimed, fur Ma rdi:we. Thy American Air Felzwell, fat London; Cak &with Bothers, an d Eliza, for America., all from are detained by Ilia Majesty's ships Aniaranthe, and L'Especoir, and sent into Do minica. The tlahly, CAPP, ft' )Titre, for London, is eapt tut al anal 4.-arrit4l into Dieppe. The Orion, BRUCE, from Stockholm, bound to Newcastle. is on shore near Freserburg. The Trait` Lore, BARFIELD, from Seville. far London, bus berm found at sea, abandoned, and water-logged, and was towed into 'Rotary on the Stli imt. by the Sorry, of Greenock. The Tiro Erkuds, of Yarmouth, is lost on Hors bro. Sand. The Canada, STIRLING, front London, for So noran, put into Falnionth on the lith inst. having received alcinage in the gale of the nth, wad thrown her guns overboard. The Co/are., llort.sost, front London, for Oman°. has put back to Torbay with damage, after being nine Ivas;tivs to westward of Scilly. A line Russian frigate., from the Baltic for The Brazils, came up Leith ,11,ogds on 310nday evening leaky, acid otherwise damaged : she is taken poi session of by the Ardent. • The transports which bail been brought along side the quays at Fahnoittli to receive the ltith dragoons, since countermanded, .were hauled off szmit onFriday; awl the Swallow, IS guits,arriving from the F.astward, took then under convoy, when they salted, with all powsible expedition fur Co- FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE EitTCH PAPERS. BERLIN, DEC. 3. In the order by which the )uke of Auerstadt announced to General St. Hilnire his departure from Berlin, the tidies - nig passages are the most re marklible The lust orders which I have to ad dress to you, on my setting off from 'Verlio, ought to be is mark of respect for the glorious memory of Frederick the Great, ante a proof of the esteem which our Sovereign and zbe French nation enter tain for hie august brother. When you are leaving Berlin, you will repair Si the head of your troops to Prince Ferdinand, cud present to hun.the keys of this Capital." • " At Berlin, Vienna, and where ever destiny has conducted the arms of our Em peror, it cannot be denied that we have done no thing to seduce the affections of subjects from their Sovereigue."-- , 11!•re, us every where else, there are eethusiasts and adventurers, to whom the sub verriou of all order is an object of hope and in terest. These dangerous persons have been 'kept in check. The uobility, landholders, clergy, 11-ni sei's. and merchants—ell the institutions which form the basis of social order—have been protected and defended against the atteinpts of innovators. The French leave this country with sentiments of proginind consideration for the Alonarch and the people." The Telegraph positively states, that information has betas laid before the Freres Authorities of a myetermise mid romantic assuriattiou, into which the y Y men are 'weighed. The person who joins it kilo.", only the individual who enlists him. He takes an oath to furnish himself with arms, to attend to a signal which is to be given for their embody ing, to repair to his appointed rendezvous, to obey 'implicitly SIJ unknown Chief whom he shall there find, and to follow him wherever he kids. The .new member engages to enlist one of his friends iu the same mansser. The oath of enlistment, signed by each itetlicidttal, poises from hand to hand until it reaches the unknown Chief. This fact was long looked upon as incredible, but the numerous accmints which have been re ceived front Vll6llll* tiiistaers rAtablish its reality.— The French Authorities !ewe also received dentin ' ciatious against several eueicties, whose only object seems to be general disorder and anarchy. The Marsh's! Doke of Auerstadt, on being informed oftnese things couccived that the presenee of His Majesty the K ing in his good town of Berlin would Speedily putt an end to till the efforts of the attar. Chietti. . In the forenoon of Sunday se'nnight. Mr. R. Blcewat.t., of Riddeuilen, in Kent, went from hit Impose over his land, to exumiate his stock; when not rat •g so soon a. expected, his wife and daughter proceeded in reach of him, and, melon chuly to relate, fouad kin fallen - in a fit. Ile was convoyed to his home and expired about mithaight, leavilig a wife and four small dotal:els to lauleut his loss. A yonitg woman a the name of SELLERS, kit whittiv Alarliet in the storm of the 17th last, and we. missing until new-year's-day, when her body was found, near a place called Lido Crow,. about a mile and a half to the eastward of the Picketing road, by a ma's looking after his sheep, moiler eir- Clllllllltalleell winch iodic-Med the esteeine severity of her sufferings. before she had been compelled to submit to the grasp of death. It appears the had wandered about some time after else 1.14 separated from her horse, (which.was found a week afterwards at a distant farin-houset, in the fruitless endeavour to extricate herself froui the horrors of her situa tion. She had lost her bonnet, cap, and shoes-- the feet of her stockings acre emitirely worn away, mad her feet were lacerated to the bone. On the day the body was found, the greater part of die in habitants of the neighbourhood where site resided, Set out oil a general search, spreading thetusielves over a large tract of ground, that they might leave lit) part nuexplored, eltere a probability might exist of her being found: it is probable, however, their search would have proved fruitless, AS the un happy sufferer had been driven by the storm a crin siderable distance from the road she had to travel. The heavy fall of snow, to the Southward, last week, having retelf a red the roads impassahle is Lincolnshire; the and 3d divisions of the 84111 Foot, which were to have crossed the Humber on Saturday and Monday, did not leave Dull till Tuesday and Weiliiesday last. On the landing of the division at Barton Water side, some of them seised a voting mail on the charge of being a de serter. Ile was, consequently, kept in custody, but contrived to take poison, which, it appears, he h:id carried about him, and &kid, in consequence, in the evenime;. On Thiesilay, the sth last. about seven o'clock in the looming, the inliebitanta at Seaton iron works, near IVorkington, in Cumberland, were alarmed by a sudden mg/ violent inundation—on a prompt inquiry being instituted as to the cause, it ' was found that a breach had been made in the south corner of the Dam Wall, (probably occa sioned by this frost) uowavils of thirty feet wide. Immediate measures were taken to prevent the river Derwent from proceeding into the canal, which supplies the pool with water, but which could not be effected before the lives of many horses, cattle, &c. were in danger ; happily none were lust ; but it will require some days before the breach can be repaired, even in a teittporary man ner; and a considerable portion of these valuable and extensive works era, in consequence, this mo ment at a stand. It was peculiarly providential that this brtarb happeued ut an hour when most of the paople employed at the works were upon the alert, or the consequences might have been ineal culable. Tuesday the corporation of painters, stationers, and cutlers of Dublin, waited upon the Right Don. Sir A. iVELvsst.tv. at Dublin Castle, and had the honour of presenting him with the freedom of their guild, which was uaau i mou l yvoted to him, at their last e ' piarter-day together with ma suitable Ad dress, expressive of th at respectable Corporation's high sense of the distinguished talents and bravery displayed by him during the time the Right lion. General held the chief command of llis MAJEti.• TT'S army in Portugal. The Corporation was re ceived in the inosegrimetous manner by Sir ARTHUR ‘VELLEsLty, who returned a very polite and ap propriate answer. SPORTING LVTTLLIGENCE►. DONCASTER MEETING, taw, With the Nomination fur the St. Letter's ; certainty this lurid entry ever made fur these celebrated Stakes. ST. LEGER STAKES. Sweepstake% of .2.ssa each, tot cults mod fillies row two years old, colt, to carry est. .11, Me% ast.—St. Leger Course. Duke of Hamilton's ch. e. Middlethorpc, by Shuttle, data by Pipslos Duke of Hamilton's b. c. Ashton, by Walnut or Serpent, dam In Spatbile. Doke of Hamilton's b. e. Lancaster, by licniuglorough or Shuttle, out Or Roulette. Duke of Leeds's b. c. by a Brother to Recruit, 11111 of Gam• user Gorton. • Lord Fitswilliam's bay colt, White Nose, by Don Quixote, out 0f Cecilia. Lord Fitzwilliam's b. c. by Beninglorough, out of Rupee. Lord Scarborough's gr. c. by Delpiiii, dam by Sir Peter. Lord Eger is b. e. by Gobantia. nut of Carthage. Lrd, Lowther's be. c. by Sorcerer, dam by Sir Peter, out of a sister to %Mmes. Lord Foley colt, by Waxy, dam by Calomel, (*ought of the Duke of Queensberry.) Lord Jersey's Jeremy, by Don Quixote. Loral Milton's b. c. Cervantes, by Dun Quixote. Loral Mummies b. e. Risk, by Stamford. Lord Harniml s b. c. by Sweeter, ,Lou by Precipitate, oat of a sister tis George, by Mare Antis y. r. Went% u. ih's b e. Amethyst, by Chalice. Mr. T. Dunrotulm's 10. f. by Chimer, wit of a Pegasus Mare. Mr. T. Dunctinibe's colt, by MIMI% dam by Dragon. Sir Sitwell Sitwell's b. c. A linauack, by Sir Peter, out of Palm. flow er. . Sir M. Al. Sykes's b. r. Sir Petrone% by Sir PMer. Mr. W.N.W. Hcsietes els. c. by Stamford, out of 311‘George's d.ant. Mr. W. N. W. Hewett's hr. f. by Sir Peter, out of Horn- O K. Mr. W. N. W. Hewett's b. I by Sir Peter, out of Mimi Wad Bull. Sir E. Smith's gr. c. by Ilambletonian, nut of Quid's .1310. Mr. Rmnilling's ch. e. by Alonzo, dam by De gannou. Mr. Dauby's co. f. by Stride, dam by °roue. Mr. Rates'a b. r. by Stride, da m by Tiijik Mr. Glossop's Misc. by Manifold, dam by Stoma ock. Mr Peirst's lir. c Florival, by Minnie, nut of Mr. Peirse'e gr. Lisette, by Haeatiletouian, not of Con stout Sir 11. WillillttltMell b. c. by Coriander, dam by Young Mord:. Mr. 'I lsompson's b. r. by Burnaby, duns by Sir Peter. Mr. Trotter's b. c. Willy Frirle, by Shuttle, ilaoi by Stride. Mr. ('hmes's b. f. by SiaintOril, out of a sister to Rosette. Mr. Andrew's b. f. hs Suet rrCr ' must of Dratige-Bud. Colonel Chilaitrs's els. c. Thitinterer, by Stamford, out of Ciiwkr. Mr. Fletclii r's Mil:skip, brother to Staveley. Itothani's ra. C. by Delpini, out of Itotitice's dam. Sir G. Army tam's gr. f. Nloilesty, by Delpi tt i t dam by Sal le:on uf Sir Kirk)). Sir 11. Nelthorpe's cher. visit, by Burnaby, dim by Mercury. Mr. Richardsou's b. c. Shakspeare, by Shuttle, dam by Weasel. Illlr .. hogye's b. e. by Cheshire Cheese, out of Pb:enosnena, by Phaottossrumt. Sir T. If itaseuigue ' ll brother to Thoroctsitut. Mr. (;,:,et.igue'o h. c. by Sir Subtoout, out of Toore. Ron. M Hau Le's br. f. Vituvirr, by Houtbietvaiuu, out of Miss 'fowling. • Mr. Ilinelvii . laury's b. f by Chem e, dam by Asitsms. Mr. T. Itiobinsuu's b. f. Blush, by bbituturd, uut of Muses dam Mr. E. .Phillipa's h. c. Sir Thom.a Teazle, by Cheshire Cheese, dam by Walnut. Mr. T. lip:el.'s b 1. Stanifordis, by Stamford, ust of Sir Lauocelors dam. :a Mr. 'f. Sltes's eh r. by Shuttle, dam by Gabriel. General Grosvenor's Dr. c. The Vouils Lochiuwar, by Grouse, mat of Deli Chick. Mr. Clifton is a Subscriber. On Saturility, a meeting. at several of the Opera Subscribers was hell, at which it .was agreed to build a grand ssew Theatre ter mwraticul perform anets, to he conducted upon a fir more liberal scale than that now manageg by Mr. TAY LOS. On ‘Vedsiesilay evening, as Mrs. BAILER. of Ilockley. near Binninghann, was sitting mar the fire, her clothes by some necideat caught the flames. and she was burned to. death before ail as sistance could be rendered her. On NVeduesday eveuing, as Mrs. BAUR, of Maley, near Birmingham, (au old lady, who forueily resided at Small Hete.ll,) was sitting near the ti e, tier clothes by some accident caught tire, anal one was burnt to death before any assistas.ce could lie rendered her. Last Friday evening. u Mr. CANora, shop keeper, of St. John's Common, ne a r Canterbury, was going with his wife in a chaise-cart, to visit a neighbour a mile or two from his residence ; he had not proceeded far, when he suddenly dropped the reins and his whip, and, after faintly exclaim ing, " oh, my head!" iustantly expired. The de ceased never appeared in better health and spirits than when .;s . . mounted the vehicle, about half an hour before he was takes* out of it a corpse. Saturday evenitiq a tire broke out in a stable be-. lengi ng to NI r. W 11,1.1 AM \ iltßACtire. at Newhouse, in the parish of Ashpringtou, Devon. The acci dent was occasioned by a boy going there with a lighted castte. Mr. N. was usrfertunattly at Tut ees at the time, and there being 'to assistance at hand, the stumble, pound-house, end other out buildings, were entirely destroyed. The dwelling house was sated ; but, we are sorry to add, that five horses were buret to death. A few evenings ago, a trunk, coot • g jewels, wearing apparel, &e. to a large amouut, belougiag to a lusty, wan cut from the trout of a post-chsise on Snow-hill, with which the thieves got clear otf. The first division of the Antiquities from the Palace Borghese is arrived at Paris. They were conveyed 011 large carriages, made on purpose; els. peeiallv for those supposes to be the most liable to be broken—such as the Gladiator, the Faun, the Borghese Vases, &c. An ambulatory forge at tended euch smaller slit in order to repair suet, accidents as might happen. The carriages were two months and a half in passing the Alps. On Monday, the .1(1 inst. Philip C. Lovett. Esq. Surveyor of Excise, and Neptotie Blood, Esq. Ex cisseOfficer, assisted by a detachment of the 7th Dragoon Guards, detected at Fort Fergus, county Clure, a most extensive private distillery, at full work, the still containing .200 gallons; also a large Smiler, of in° gallons, regularly set ; the still, head, worm, and boiler, are all of copper, which. with the apparatus, except souse vessels, sky coolers, &c. of necessity destroyed. were lodged the Custom- House at Ennia. There were also some siuglings, and about goon gallons of pot-ale spilled. This distillery was on a plete and must extensive scale, and hail it been allowed to continue, would have been ',reductive of great injury to the fair trader. The indefatigable exertions of these gen tlemen highly entitle them to the thanks of the public, anti cannot fail to recommend them strongly to the notice of tbs Commissioners of His Majesty's Heseuue. }', THE 131,1* !CETI. CORN EXCHANGE, A • ll i. The freih arrivals of Wheat this ...ay wake w alituadadt supply, which canses salar thert•ut rather home thin on Friday ; Barley likewise in large supply, but lwritt much is request is higher ; in Mitt and White Pooi ht tic varirtain ; Beans of each kind are cheaper; there are also large .up_ plies of Oats, but this Wade in named nearly at Lot paler. ; and Flout at our last quotatiina. , CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat. bus. MIS 921. WILMS (old) ti-ol• 745. Oil Flue ditto ll4ll. 978. 'rick Beaus (old) 0888, (j9S. 04 Rye 544. tio. Oats 211... 41)1. 421 ItLrky Mit. 518. od. Polon& 141 451.04 Malt 7as. 858. Putatoe ditto 46s. 04 %Visite Peas ? . Rape 1448:(1 501. 5 41. 1.84 .. 1458. 1558. (1.818184%) S. Fiue Flour r.iis. 856 Grey l'eas... .545. 598. &wool& 7:.a. dm PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. POCK EPS. Kes4. 31. Hie. to 41. los. Kent, 41 41 to sl. 104 KoSsott, 31. SS. to 41. Os. SOWN, at. sos. to 41. .4 Essex, al. los. to 41. 6s. Foroloun,7l. --s to sl es PRICES OF HAY AM) ST. AIM'S. Hay, 51. 5. to IR. I 011. Oil Strawol. la. to 11. tys. oil. TAW, ON 5.111.711DA1. IVIIITECHATEL. Nan 51. :A. to Nt.T, t.) 1115. to 71 IBS. Straw, 11. Ns. to SIIITIII'IEI.D r:1, J. 1%. 14. This ilav's ilaeket was pretty e::•11 suppiied with striate hews, snit the show of cattle, is 1. ...bal. 11:116 111111.1111 , g . BeeF is cheaper thous rm.. r. 1•••• t ; airtiton, Vrul, Turk ara ete.rr.•, sad the trade, fo. the most part, ass some. shot brisk. fh4 sale.s iu {lay PIM, LAI Aft ...re Val locr ; Ilav, Straw, and Clover sold at last prim. its subjoin a correct statement of the prices awl numbers :••••• • To sink the Oils! per stone of slb. Reef.... :IS. ad. to ts. it. Head of Cattle this day . Mutton.. Lai. bit. to sa. sil. Betts's • ••• • 11.7.10 Vial.... ;Is. ud. li. js. 4d. Sheep le,olo sd. to tis. sil. Calves •lss Lamb— us. bid. Its os. nil Pi•zu • Isis lIAV•MARKST. 11A) SI. 10.. 1 / 1 1. it, 61 6s. od. Meow ...... odl. to 11 11.;s. 41.1%1if (4. t.. 71. 70. (Mi. BEWOATE AND LEADENHALL 31AR (By the Carcass.) Beef 3e. ed. to es. rd. I Veal :is. 04. :a. 44 Mottoes 331. 64. to ss. al. Pork 5 It. tot to to, o 4 COAL-MARKET, JA. NU ARV 16. Ships at Market. S.M. Purr. 14.. N s•wraatle 5 -ButTHs. At Bath, Mra. Ache, wife of :lir. Aube, principal flute at the opera, f<e. of a son, ou Irrilorarti) On the s th Jan. at Ohy, in Norfolk, the hdy of the Key. Mr. Bathurst, l'haucellor of Norwich, of a sun. - - - BURR! AGE. On Thereday last, at the parish Church of Pesraosabitlor, in Cornwall, li the Rev. Aaiun; &omit°, Coe Vicar, Wil liam Pt lii, Esq. of Lineulles.insi, Loudon, eldest sow of Henry ert,r, of liarlyn, T.sq. to Trances, the daughter and only child ut John Thomas, of Chircrion Esq. Vice-Mor ava* of the Stminariesuf Cornwall. tostuctliately after which they set off fur town. REATfIS. • _ . On We.h)esday erenini,afterei short illness, )Ir. Joseph Cobb, n( "'odor-street, second sou of Mr. Cobb, battle', boo bard .street. On thturdav morning, at Lis !souse, in Curuhill, Josiah Barnard, Eaif. banker. M Monte Forttim , e, St. Lucia, the 4th of Saptsiabtr i , Captain Cates, Paymaster the, , tith West India Regiment. HIGH WATER. THIS DAT, AT LON DON-BRID4it alter.. 9 I EIS eti.. win. idler. ... a. .. PRICE, OF STOt. AS, YESTERDAY. 3 pm Ceut. Reduced ..„ 653 S per Cent. Comb ti.ol 4 ma Crod .•••••• ....... St i :•1 5 pe. Cent. Navy 97J, Long Antioltis to 1-16 thallium . I lain. India Huai 9 10 pmts. Excberfuer Bills .. Consols fur 6ti3 T. BISH, Stockbroker. 4, Curabill, and y , Charing-wow: • IRISH STOCKS, JA%VARY 11. Guvernrueut Debeutries 3i her 74 pith/ 3 pct. Cents Isa SALES BY AUCTION. - - ST AmroasmlLL.—comFoßTAßLE RE '‘DENt'F., '(A)ACH-14tICSE, STABLING, OFFICES, AND LARGE WALLED GARDEN. By %lemma. WINSTANLEY sad SON, At Cutaway's, um TUESDAY, Jan. 24, at swells o'clock, by Order of the Aseigur2s, A VELLY pleissout, cheerful, and substantial .11 DWELLING-DOI:SE, with attached and detached Offices, walled Garden, and Furs-Court, elig.bly vitalised, us diet much-admired *put, the West-aide of Sianifoid-hill, three miles front Shureditch Church, the residence of Me. Thomas Nisbett. The Premises are in very MO' plete repair, neatly fitted up, :mil comprise seven euud bed rooms, aid, suitable ehassingirormis ; numerous cluacts, handsome drawing-roonr, g-parlour, library, wale-r -elents, hall, kitchen, .eulkry, cellaiaze, awi every other requisite duntexlic aceminuodatiow, well supplied a ith water. The pri n t is proditctive, the neighbourhood social and it:- ! avertable, and early putscsaiou may be bad. ciosad b) tickets only, whir*, with minted parti culars, may be had of Messes. Winstanley sod Son, Pieter limier-row. Partienlars may lie likewise had of Messer. Smith and Tilson Solicitors. Chapter-house, St. Paul's Church-yard ; an dat G115T11.72) . 5. In a short time afterwards will be *Ad, the rent and cc retlent Musimisol4 Firrusitura. Guu us.somisf usUdern Fluter Table nod Bed-linen, Chimi Madeira, and Sherry; ml ek gent modern Inumnise hula in, and harness, a pedal harp, Ka upright grand piano -forte, mid other effeet6 ----i-* TO SIF.RCHANTS, BA SEEKS, BROKERS, AND OTH I'ITAL It ESIDENCE AN D OFFICES. THIDAIMOKTON-STIt EET. By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SON, At Giveaways, us TUESDAY, Jas. 54, at twelve o'clock, in two Lots, by Order of the Amigsees of Messrs. Walsh and Nisbett, , very desintllle LEASEHOLD I'll E.. 1. hIISF.S, No. 34, Throgluortoonlefet, Moiety repaired sad improved at a very considerable 'wows, and of which early possession will be g.ven ; comprising a roomy, came talent, and airy Dwelling-house, with imitable apartmentl fur Die accommodation of n genteel family, a suite of offices or counting-boasts., well adapted for a Hanker. Merchant, Professional Broker, ue others requiring estima tion contiguous to the Royal Exchange, Bank, Stock Ex change, South Sea-house, or Excise Office. Held of t h e Cloth-workers' Company, at a very los real. Also the Leila* of tau Others, and a warehouse, No. i, Augel-court, Thing- wRi s.w.aresosi. The Premises may lie viewed by tickets only, which, wits descriptive partkulars, may ha had of Meseta. Wi tad flosi,.Pataraoster-row. Particulars way be like= of Mesas. Smith ad Tilson, Solicitors, Lliapter. house,St. PAWN Church-yard sad at Ilarrawot's. In a few day* afterwards will be with the eleCont 1 1, ""* . hold Furniture, Plate, Linen, Chios, Wines, and ether El. feet.. act LONDON: Printed by G. DIITIDaCIN, No IT,, Ind Bonarli-coort,Caerratrect, and pabluslini at On Vial Nn. is, Back a li. Clainon's Clean*, fignallo kl/ WHITE, of mane place.--Ornara„ &c flar the Paper WO le Mu thlice,(Feet paid), mill be eddy stseelled ie 111 _• WIEM te) 711 lon, Mali spuri P., SVt - 11 Me it. I:1 11.4 1 i.lll dot‘, rot Mr. Mr. Mrs Dui *,te. Mr- IN, niN Frt Exr 1: Ilig4 . 440 j