The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-11-29 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS PROMOTIONS FROM THE CALCUTTA GAZETTE. . , (Continued from our Paper of Yestaniay.) . . -.- ....... 111T11111TH NATIVE SiGIIIIIIT. Selga Warm "Alegi% Gillirm to be Lieutenant from the 12th ISCOL vice Craig ibrogn e =lblereed Gilbert Caner to be a Lieutenant from j the lIRIB al Soptssabor 1114.3, ricernintort, deceased. RWILITIR PIATIVZ 11Z0111111T. i l bolo Soden Sargon to be a Lieutenant from the 12th of Sep . Win 111111. eice Hill, deemed. PlNSaten MATIO4 lelltriltrer. Tap itingred Plantagamt Phil to be Identssant from the la a Ineembee 1804 ebseltene= deentd. T. berCelseds *es die iMile Sept. lON. •.- LionneglaCelenehJelm Powell endlaaate Went!. : load Lindlabbitalliboub ben the $O6 Sept. 1003. 171 1 ;114 • Egill =jser ia :714:ada .11 E °Al yaTtnand E J d eite " Ha S m wi e rt . egpmtge . Jahn manden tiondey . ffehibisgml, tabs Na. *mid i lkd o ldri amW 84 : 11011001IAS 221111.1t/IT. ' :SSeems Wilma to be Major from the 30th September yne-dent themement Sans Anderson to be Captain of a Com. • feat' dip she SO= September 1110% Moe Wilton. Ilieepment and Been Captain Thomas Ramsay to be Captain Vartanat hem the 30a September 10N vies Anderson. Milo Akmanear *we to be a Lwridenent from the 30th of fiegeomber ISDA, Mee lump. - • Nan 11A1(11t 0040 MINT. 41Igneis jell, Aterkl to be Major hem eleailude el September _., SSIO. vice librise. IliplasjiimenneemDenton mum* alai Captain of a Coa t it=li Oki 3111* Seposeabere_alielh vies Arnold. mai from Caplets Lier* Shenk to be Copeain Lissome bon the SOW el Nosisber INS, eke Idlliereem. liereet (Spain puma Poet, to be Captain I linall inin'tho flOth Onmeriber MS, sad eseseeed to .i _Ahelibilligierenti. SeeigniSalso hobos Mem, George Weds,, and George Ave. t .fone. iota Limmemens hem the NM isparnbet 1803, nee - Wok pleisasid. sot Pryor and Cemmea, nemoved. , .. . - InicOSS le a SITS lISSIIISST. i Virc oi Vl, le be a Maier hem the SO= Selma ! 411=1 Martin widle te be Captain of a Company lepeamber MS, Nee =Weir. Lißelemant end Brevet Naas Frederic llandeipb Muller, to ',. e ig i Lintrite Lieutenants= the Sikh Sepasseber 1003, vice =PO ' . t sad ßrevet Captain Chris Child Wilson, t o b e a mined to the Jl,iememuit lt heel ihe oth September 103, an fe• S3d eglinert. Itoeigne Jahn • iliehant De .Seneregard, James Cruickshank filnetand Wiliest Wamtpley Walker, to b e lieutenanM Peat he Mb September 1101, time Muller promoted, sad 0 • 1111iime sod Livery 'eneeiremi. TIMM miliTitri RICHMINT. OCRMP Gems me be Miyor from the nth September Ada Hume. Cep a= Llenenant Gorge Sack, toll Captain of a Company Ana Meath September IMO, eke Oven. Lietelgame God Brevet Captain Lawrence Berke Monis, to be ' 41 lintenant from the 90th of September MI, vice Chad's Walker, Henry Francis Denty, am, Seem , to be Lientenenes from Om Seth Septembe r 1003, Mee More promoted, and Puvoleri and Feigusson renwred. 1001tItt NATIYL IIOIIYIIIIT. Car:Lieutenant Robert Berlin, to be Captain of a Com tism the Sikh September, 1103, vice Malcolm pro misee& kiouseennt and Brevet Captain Robert Skirvins, to be Cans a e Crmpany from the 30th September 1003, vice Scott emneved. 4..ietesneet John Bailfie to be Captain Lieutenant from the BIM =T a ter 1001, vii.e Bente. Wortley, as be • Lieutenant from the 30th 1003, and removed to *le 23,1 Regiment. Agehiledd Oliver, Franca Salton Whirr, and liieniam in a ll*" 11100441, M be Liemeen.inu front the 3f • h s- ; ,tcrr.:iper mo 3, Mee Skirrhig arid Millie promoted, and Dr Waal removed. 111(11 /I•TIVE 111101111111 T. Ca Lieutenant John Leslie to he Captain of a company *ea dee SOth September 1043, rice Atkinson removed. Liniment and Brevet Captain John Paton, to be Captain • Lieutenant from, the 30th September 1 00:3, vice Leslie. Issis t -Thoenta Henry Paul Richard Bradrion, and '1 homes Mae, to bc. Lioulenants from the 3001 Sept.-saber 1403, Palloaspronitimel„And Warner and Titcher reni...d. 11110114 Thomas Alevoindt-r to be a Lieutenant from the 30th ___ _ .. . _ .. Se - ptember 1402, snot reiwited to the 2;hl Rerment. SIITM WATivz RIGIIittNT. aped,' Lientenaizt itebart Stair G.aliam to be Captain of a triametiy tram the 30th Viveitabet lbOi, vice liutchiimoa iffismighd • jewassont and lirP vat Captain James Wright, to he Captain d: . : 4 1611, from ‘he 30th Sept .:amber ISOI, vit.., Whits _ Anthuny Adam* to be Ca;rtaln .n thleiUth %e:•tembcr 1803, ,iee than lin. 3 , nroneit, fircha•l Twier S. vet. and S•mael be Lieta.nault from the S`th Seete Tiber 103, aaJ A4a.lar.pinoted, and Rove tesoeved. z--- SEVENTH NATIVE REGIMENT. Enaignt R ichrrd Langslow, to fle a Lieutenant from the 30th September 1803, and removed to the 22d Reninent. Emig... Henry Brothermit It a arid Leona . rd Whitesmith, tube Lieutenant: from the 30th September 1803, vice Niche. lefts and Guild removed. EIGHTH NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain Lieutenant Robert Duff, to be Captain of & company from the 30th September 1803, vice Munro repro ved. Lieutenant Charles Heine., to be Captain Lieutenant from the 30th September 1603, vice fluff. Ensign.; Frederick Rnlieit Turnbull, Henry Seymour Mon tague, and John Studiiolni Br...nogg, to be Lieutennits from the :10th September 1803, vice Berrie proupated, and Reddish and Black ney removed. NINTH NATIVE EIMMENT. Captain Lieutenant Philip Crump to be Capt..in of a company from the 30th September 1803, vice Bulb. -It removed. Lieutenant and Brevet Cam. Benjamin Stewart, to be Capt. of a company from the 30th September 1803, and removed to the 23d Regiment. Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Mathew Macnamara to be Captain Lieutenant from the 30th September 1.03, Tice Crump. Ensign* Edward Robert Broughton and Kay Francis numtree, to be Lieutenant. from 30th September 1803, vice Stewart and Macnamara. TENTH NATIVE-REGIMENT. &bairns John Winston, William Spencer Webb, and ttn mAresq I:I lardy, to be Lieutenants from the 90th September 1803, vice Jaques, P,lpliain, and Birch removed. at.avEsTH NATIVE, RIGIMENT. _ _ Captain Lieutenant Sydney Caviar Jones to be Captain of a Company from the 30th September 1803, and removed to the tkid Regiment. Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Fletcher Da'stop, to be Captain Lieutenant from the 3ittli September 160.3, vier Jones. Ensign William Larkins Watson to be a Lieutenant from the 3111. September 1883, and removed to the 2sd Regiment. Ensigns John Denn, Themes Joseph Turner, and S-bastian Land, to be Lieutenants from the 30th September 1803, vice Da stun promoted, and Worm and Wilson removed. Ensign Charles Wilhans books to be a Lietiteriant from the 31,111 September 1803, and removed to the 23d Regiment. TWELFTH NATIVE REGIIIE/4T• Captain Lieutenant Hennes Duncan to be Captain or a Com pany trom the 30th September 1803, vice Wood removed. Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Joseph Fl-tcher, ti be Captain Lieutenant fmm the 30th September 18110, vice Duncan. Ell74llTlimnas Taylor, John Randall, and James Drysdale, to h, Lieutenants from the 30th September 1803, vice Fletcher promoted, and Hay and ilt.dge remov.d. TNIRTLENTH NATIVE REGIMENT. • Captain Lieutenant Arnold King, to be Captain of a Company zrom the 31111 h September 11103, vire Grant removed Lieuteman and Brevet Captain Richard Lambert, to be Cap tain Lieutenant from the 311th Sepal/Mier 1803, vice King. 1111, 1 ,111, Alexander Trotter, Henry Bach, and Thomas Chutes Terns- Phi her to be Lieutenants from the 30th Septem ber 1803, vice Lambert, promoted, and Yatesand Willwns removed. FOURTEENTH NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain Lieutenant John Gerard, to be Captain of a Com pany flow the 38th September 1809, vice Leathart, re moved. Lieutenant James William Flaydell, to he Captain Lieutenant frum tae 3dth S •leenihre 1803, vice Gerona. Ensigns Abraham Lockett, Charles Rewiring and William Watt, to be Lieutenants from the 30th S •ptember 11103, vice Pnaydell promoted, and Davy and Dunsterville re moved. FITTIENTR NATIVE REGIMENT. Emir' Jobe Levi, to be Lieutenant from the 30th September 1603, vice Boyd, r moved. SIXTEEN lit NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain Lieutenant John Jenkins Bird, to be Captain of a Company from the 30th September 1863, vice Grant, re moved Brevet Captain anti Lieutenant William Stoneek, to be Cap• tam Lieutenant from the 30th September Idu3, vice itrd. Ensigns Ludorick Grant and John tinnier, to be Lieutenants Mon the 311141 September 1103, vice Storrock, promoted, and Garner, removed. Emign John Walhalla Palmer, be Lieutenant tom the 00th September 1803, and removal to the 104 regiment. SEVENTEENTH NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain Andrew Charron, to be Mahor hoot the 30th Septette, ben 1001, vies Duff, promoted. Captain Lieutenant Andrew Fraser, to be Captain of a Com pany, from the 30th September 1603, vice Lliarron. Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Jelin leant, to be Captain Lieutenant from the 30th September 11103, vice Eraser. Ensign Rooeft Waters fialdockand Arthieeld Montgomery, to be Lieutenants from the toth September NW, vice Hunt promoted, and .Waite removed. EIGHTEENTH 11 4TITE EEGIHENT. Captaiu Lieutenant Richard Hay, to be Captain of a Com pany, froin the 30th September 1803, vice Rind. Lieutenant and Brevet Captain John M.Gratli, to be Captain Lieutenant from the 10th September 1803 eke Flay. Ensign. George Raimerman, David Palos, and Fred Kick Sockville, to be Lieutenants front Both September 1803, vice M Grath pmmotod, and Rotiert.on and Cornish removed. Ensign Robert Poona, to t, Lieutenant from the 30th Sep tember INN and removed to the 824 regiment. NINITIIIINni NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain Lieutenant William Franklin, to be Captain of a Company from the 30th September 11163, vice Marsden Lieutenant and Brevet Capelin David Lyons, to be Captain of a Company frern the dOth September 11103, vice thine. Lieutenant end Brevet Captain Therms Ward Howard, to be Captain Lieeesnent from the 30th September 1003, vice Franklin.. Ensigns Godfrey Phipps Baiter, Joseph Gill, and lleury Wes ton. le be I..tuteliantt from the 30th September 101)3, vice Lynes and Howard preheated, and It ichanli removed. TWENTIETH NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain Lieutenant 34M111 Salmond, to be Captain of a Crun pany from the 30th of September 11110 S, vice liteeltinson. Lieutenant and Brevot Captain Goddard Richard to be Cap tain of a Company front the Stith September 1603, and re moved to the tad Regiment. Lieutenant and Brevet *Captain Briny Ye's, ha be Captain Lieutenant from the 30th September 1161, vice Salmoad. TWENTY.EINST NATIVE atotwanr. Captain Lieutenant John Yardlv Bradford, to be Captain of a Company from the 30th September 1109 , vice Dick we- Rioted . Lieutenant and Brevet Captain John M. Stuart, to be Captain Lieutenant from the 3fuls September 1803, vice Bradford pro _ m,itcd. ..... En‘icui Thomas Gon:11, to 1* ■ Lieutenant from Cie 30th ormbet 180 E, and rprnnVed to the 2..4 Regiment. Insigne Janws &Joke Kigde, and Loos %fe'lntosh, to be Lieutenant from the 30th September 1110:3, vice Stewart pro. mooted and Ca.ining removed. NINTH NATIVE REGI*CENT• Ensign.; Philip Hav and Edward Cratgie, to he Lieutenants f the llth Octobit 1103, vice Whtake► and Gant, deceased. R1G.../NTH NATIVE REGIMENT. Captain LieinanantJehn NlKAratts, to be Captain of a Corn. pant from the I itli 1801, vice Smith, deceased. Lieutenant and Mrevet Captain William Edward Leolhea. to be Captain Lieutenant from the 13th Oelnher viva M'Gnith promoted. Engirt Clkiries Robert Rennet to he a T.ieutenai.t ITom the Lith Clalober 1110.5, vice Learlbeater pro noted. TOUREN NATIVE REGIMENT. _ . leseph Gaieuyae, to be Lieu'enant Li,lo:iel from the itith °etcher 1903, ea:if:reline deceased Captain Charlet Q.idwin, to be a Majag from the 1 9th ()Haber 1803, via* Ceaeoen7, temeved. Captain ',Artemisia Jobe Seethe, ea be r ota in of a Company, (roes tha 19th °mob., 1803. tit , Lie•sten.int Samuel Er...anie, to be Caittaiu Ltuuterunt ;runs the tetobei 1411":, vice SAW. Fos , gn William Walter Plitiskett, wive a Li. ute.iant hoot the 19th October IPO4, vice /matte. INV A ikTR•. Lieutenant Colonel Peregrine Powell, ID be lon •1 of • Regi ment truth the '.:41 November 3503, vile WAre)dmtaned• -z: - . verii■isi. DIVIDEND IPAYARLF AT GUILDHALL, To- woe ROW. John Field, Watford, Hens, miller . . . . 50 A& on the Bank of Hotline Genoa 0 Liv.Pic. 4} per Cent. Dalehn *n In. don I N0r.17 / IleOwe on tt London (Nov. 12) ....•••• t _.••Aill: s Bela MI DIIIINI (data) '•4.4.491111 _ _ _ HIGH W vrLa THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. S rnin.aft-r IS. RIRTII. Yesterday, the Lady of S. littchellor, Es q . of Bloorombury square, of a son and heir. MARRIAGES. Ott Tuesday last, at Town Slatting, by the Rev. Mr Hus band, Mr. George Green, sen. to Mrs. Lovegrove, widow, both of that place A few days since, Captain Wilkinson, of the Royal Navy, nephew to Sir Philip Stevens, to Miss S. Wo.th, of Norwich. DPATHS. On Monday se'nnight, in the 79th year of his age, the Ire. Colby Bullock, Si years Rector of Shipdham, Norfolk On Satinday lea, at L. nil, Noriilk, much lamented, aged 75, Mrs. Swains, relict of Daniel Swause, Esq. late of Leer rington, in the isle of Ely. On Monday last, age 119, Miss Shelton, daughter of Mr. Shelton, of Lynn, Norfolk On the gist ult. at Bridge House, Lewisham, universally respected and lamented by ell who knew her, Mrs. Ann Con stable, wife of Abraham Constable, Esq. an eminent brewer, of that place. On Monday se'nnight, at Seven Oaks, Kent, after a long and painful 'linen, William Slieppatd, Esq. of Style'. Hill, near Frome, Somersetshire. SALES BY AU&TIOW. PRINTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, ANCIENT STAINED GLASS, ANL/ PORTFOLIOS. By Mr. RICH ‘RDSON, At his House, No. 31, in u.e Strand, THIS I)AY, Nov 113, sort the Two tollowing Day., at Twelve o'Cl,ek, ACOLLECTION of PRINTS by th e b est Masters, via. Audran, Berrie, B rgiaam, Callot, Ore. vet, [lotto, Sir Robert Strange, Morglie n, St-hit:tilt, Vol tab, Welle, &e. he. Rare Eug:ish and Foreign Portrait, The whole a hue condition, many 'hoots; rnong the Rooks of Prints are Riichop's &awl, Tenters's Gallyry, Theatre de h Grand Ro-tagoe, PRZlleir/ VlrWi in Rome, Sc. About thirty Lots of Ancien t Staiiied Glam. To ,e viewed Thts Day. Catalogues may be had, Our Sbillmig, of Mr. Itichadron, N 0.311, Strand. VALUABLE BIY.HCS AND FIRE ARMS, Ac. By Mr. STEW ART, At his Auction Rooms, 194, Piccadill (opposite Albany. House), THIS, and Two fillowiog U..;11 ; A VALUABLE.; COLLECTION of BOOKS, FIRE ARMS, •Ite. Among.t tho Nooks will b.• found Stow's 1.011e014 2 Vials. ; Blume's G ottlenian's Recreation, large PAper ; the Costume of the East Itukcs, Japan, China, TA. L l l . l Turkey, Pcraii, and the Levant, exhibited in 4 u belutiful Drawings, with Descriptions, 2 Volt.; (.r An. tsquities, fine Impretsiuns; Gatigcr's Biographical Ilstory, il luarated with a pcifir.i.ist o Portraits, boom!, is 9 Vida ; Ro l/1.410111'a Works, 7 Vols.; Ws iolham's Tour in Wales ; Vuy• age dc L Perou.e, Voir; Uv Litre-sole Grand Liv. re; des remises, Plana, 2 Vols.; Mato.. ••• Faradic Lost, a su,ierb FAition, French end English; Heriner de la Prance, Platcs cohnired, It Vuh.; Lasater. by Hunt •r, ,e., tine Im• prewior.s; Eueye ei,sdsa, or Dietioilary of An. a , .1 See. logs, 1.1 Vols.; Voyage Insaginaire:39 'font . Moss ode Voltaoe, Vit. de 64.111.11ArChet.. 71 TOM ; (Eurres de R•oisseasi, 39 row ) Annual Regaiter, 44 Vesl.. ; Johma a n si ruen ,c. Shakspeare, illustrated with a profusion of fi.ift Pont., a most superb Copy, elegant'', bound bli••• r ios cro, gilt I %est., 21 Vols. ; Roma.. History, U (EA, es de r , loured Plates :it Tom., II .my and Humes tory or Etagland 20 Vols.; an excederit Seleetio.. of Fro • h Authors; likew sc she W.: ks of lions., Blair, Golds. nth, S - oith, Where, dr. de.; two excellent vosisiniy ; an Olficer'sl , ...co; two. lair .t Piaui., A. Tat wheal uf whir% will be sold without rowtrire. To be wiewtd; and (;ataloguea had at the ROOM. I SALES BY AUCTION. C.tPITAL EARN!, NEAR CROYDON, By Messrs. smiTuis and Cis. TO-MORROW, the 30th of N.qer.ther, 1304, at Twe'm &Clock, at Garraway's Colfee•lioux,Eitchariv.id e y, hill, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD FARM, situate IA In that delightlisl part of the County of Soars!. cal.* Selaloti, ie the Farishcs C orlon and Addington Ti.. E. A . late contrite% a most excr•Pent Dwelling Noose, with every Conveniencei Your large Hams, Stablinr , f t Twenty•five Horses, Wauon Lodges, Granary, C..w Houses, Forgery, Stack Yatt, ite. A plenrifu: .uppir water. About seven hundred and seventy-eight ter.. of aside pasture, and wood Land, with the right of tier Wirren, ay.) the Game thereof. The situaticat undeniable in revect being in the bosom of several hunts, and idoundisig with game, is held for a term, of which six years were uneapiied at Mi chaelmas last, at the unusually low rent of ;Slfsl per aiiind o ; out of whites the land tax, quit rent', aqd a moiety of toe chinch amotities are allowed ; and the Lessor to insure the Premises in the sum of 20001. N. B. The Purchaser to pay for the growth of p•AP(wwl,. tied and such other allowances as are customary in tits part .1 the seuntiy„ Mitt; he viewed till the sale; and further Parti•nlini . the Pieinwest at the Greyh d , Croydon t the Buck', It• Mitcham ; Spread Eagle, Epsom ; at Gerraw o'i MLSSIIt. Smiths and Co Auttioneens, 78, Blackman-sheet; Borough, Southwark. By LEIGH *MS. SOTHEBY, At their Rothe, No. 145, in the Shand, cnio.ite Catherine- Stre , t (remored from york-stroet, Cureor Carden), on MONDAY, December 9, and Four following Dtys, Twelve o'Clock, TLIE MEDICAL LIBRARY o f t h e l ate THOMAS RAKER, F-tq. of Dewidge, Mlidlestt. Together with art EA.:Weal Machine ; a Fracture Bed, fur a broken Limb ; and other ahturgicAl Instruments; $Oll2O Ana tomical Paintings, 4c. To be viewed this Del ; Catalogues to be had at the Mc* of Sale. FURNITURE and EFFECTS, RD:SEERY HOUSE, WOODFOitD, ESSFE. Bv Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on MONDAY, Dec. 10, and following Day, at Eleven &Clock, THE WHOLE of the EXCELLENT HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, some curious India Jaitsr. Wardrobes, Rosewood Cabinets, Tables, some Paintings, 29 Pigs, 2 0/1114, a Rick of Hay, Garden and Fanning Inpk ments, and a Variety of Effects, at the Rookery Howse, neat the Geo-cit Inn, at Woodford, in the County of Eines. The Furniture comprises a very large Variety of Bedsteads and e•ildin g , with Cotton and other Hanging., prime Redding, and appropriate Chamber Furst toe, Drawing Room and Dining Rom Furniture, and Window , Curtains, Chairs, Tablet, Glasses, Sideboard, Kitchen, and Dairy Utensils. May be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale; Catalogues may be had ois the Premises; at 0 irraway's ; at the George and Castle, Woodford; and of Mi. Rubins, Warwiekastreet, Gold en-square. PARK LANE. TRULY ELIGIBLE RESII)F.NICF. /OR A FAMILY OF DISTINCTION. 41y M-. ROBINS, At Garreway's Coffee house, Exchange...alley. on FRIDAY, the 11st of December, at Twelve o'Clocic, unless an ac ceptable Offer u made he Private Contract before the ISM of December, AVery desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE. compriamg a spacious elegant MANSION, site.iteie the most preferable part of Park.street, NN. 113, and extend ag to Perk-lane, aunniancling uninterrupted views over Hyde Pak, and the adjacent country, the late re.idence of a Noble. naan, dammed; contains en the ground flour a spacious en trance hall, paved with stone, breakfast room, capital eating room, and library, with bowed freest Is the Pod, an chilled stone staircase to the first story, which soutaim two capind drawing mums, one with bowed front to the Park, a bedoriani ' her, and a dressing room ; five excellent and pleasant nel - on the second story, and six good iatics over ; Clk the basement are roomy offices of every description, completely fitted up, an open airy yard walled round; and at a short Mr lance in Seuth-itreet are three eoach•bouses for four carnage% and stabling for nine horses, with lofts and roomesinewr ; the whole in substantial repair, and forming a most desirable Ms.. dente for a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family ; the Preatii , a are held for an unexpired term of twenty four years, at a low ground hint. Ti be viewed with Tickets only; Partirulars may he had the Premiies; at Giveaway's Coffee-house; and of Mr. Rl bins, Warwicicstmet, Gaiden-meare; where Tickets for view ing may Ire had. NOBLE. FA LY MANSION, GRAF EON-S MEE r, BERKLEY-SQU ARE. By Mr. ROBINS, At Cartawa•'s Coffee-house, in Exchange alley, Gambill, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th of January, ISO, at 'reeks o'Cluek, ACAPITAL and truly desirable spacious Ele cant I.E 1,S1:1(01.1) M kNSII )N, fitted up and finish ed in the mo lent style, contains on Ore g•olind floor, a roomy entrance hall, a harid:oase eating parlour, Sd feet by IS, li brary and dressing mein, an elegant stone staircue to a suite of two 'owe drawing rooms and a smaller adjoining. The se ciand story contains fo u r Lei chambers, and a dres-ing room, and six attics over •seeondary stone staircase, water cinema, The Basement comprises two stories of convenient dement • offices of every description, roomy c..llaring, hc. Tne who e is complete order, and fanning a desirable reaudenc, fora `in Itlem ,n or (tirn Fasod, , the property and reiMenev at !Cr John Boyd, Bart who will give povvevs ion at La iv.ibie newt. The premises are held on lease at anu ill round rent, and renewable every fourteen years at a line certeut. Aloe in the Mews ailoining are Stab , es for six hssnp a and standing fir three carriages, with loft • and rooms over. Tula , viewed with Tickeu only ; partictilete at r;arravrin't ; and of Mr. Rohirre, Waralek.areitt, UulJen•equarw, where tickdts fur rierstiog may be had. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE IN THE. Atossr ELK:MIA PART OF SAINT dAMES'eSTREET, WITH IM DIATE POSSESSION. Ry Mr. ROBINS, At Garr •wav's C .ff•a-house, in Ear hangeialley, Cornhill, 0 , WEI)NESDAY, January 16, 1805, at Twelve tiCleck, two 1: ty T o'r I. eompti%es a Spaciout, Elegant, FREE - 1 4 1101.1) MANSION, lately erected at a cotuideratil• Cope ice, and 6n.shed in a handsome sttle; containing, 011 the around fluor, • neat entrance, an rating parlour, wady, and dressing mom; ea the first story are two elegaat &swine rooms, with folding d airs, bed chamber, water-closet, de. ; on the second loey are three excellent chambers, and four gnat attics over The bmement contains convenient domestic office, nanny rell.irs, spacious, open airy yard; the whole Mush 'eland in complete or d er , t for the residence of a Gentleman's Fanii!v, he No 69, on the 1111111 side of St. James'i.strel Lot 11 Contoraes • ilea rable FREEHOLD compact VA 11111. Y RESIDENCE, being No. 60, adjoining Lot I. lauds erected, on a lager plan, substantially , budt,and fitted up wits merle conveni ore aperu i ntate to a family of distinction ; the whole incomplete order, and 11011 P m povt trial of a Gent:Salsa Who w , ll rive pu.session at Lady-day nest. To be viewed with tickets only ; p nuculars may be had at G.reawits ; and of Mo. Robins, Wansiek.stro t, tip are, where tickets for viewing may Is had. LONDON .- - Nincati It. DAVIE:I6OM, No Wycle stovt, St. Cleaktoict, ar.,l twigless/ At W. WEST, at the t , l .1. 11, Back tar St. eltmant's Church, Strand, whore thatva fat thalea?er e ir:. (pact-raid) will be gal/ aUsgmillig of a company fora • removed. Lieutenant and Seem • I..eutenent, Gym I Saw. Hang Wu, Trona. to be I. '&a Wright sal A PTIVitl, INTELLIOVICE. ..-.......-.- PORTSMOUTH, NOV. *7. This looming the Prince qf Oranre, of 74 guns, Captiin Rogers; and the Riasonake, of 64 guns, Captain baton, arrived from the North Sea fleet, to 'at. Also the Greylwaind frigate, from the Downs. Sailed the Cr, tcrnt frigate, Lord W. Stewart ; ed the .Efolou frigate, Lord W. Fitzroy, on a vise. Came in from the Downs, and anchored at St. 'l, the Mehyertss frigate. Caps. Poyntz. Weis out of the . harbOur the Britannia cutter. The West India convoy are not arrived yet; the triad continues fair. Salad the Lemon frigate on a cruise, and the llcitoomis cutter, with the Ellen and Sampson trans ports. for Guernsey. Hb Majesty's ship Hyena, this day, gave instruc. tires to the outward bound West India fleet. Wind Nonbeely. DEAL, uov. 27. Reba& in the Downs the Monarch, Utrecht, .4r. dent. and ItAxi6le men of war ; Champion and Car. tier frigates ; Dart, Orestes . , Raillsoir, Spy, and Arab, sloops of war • Prospero, Lucifer, Valiant. Erplnven, Throstotiots, and Discovery bombs; several gun. brigs, and the armed defence ;lips. • FROM LLOYD'. LIST. itaamenap, Nov. 77 --Passed by the conimeeee. Sem A ; Toe W.:ohms, Rook; and the Vivo Chrb.. tre.n Elatiden. Sailed the Trine' George, May. kr Soothers, Heaney, for Batbodoes; end the Datum, he Stabdsm. sell".. ' ihniesish Roadmii-tbe Duncembe, —, from Riga. Diligence, Cesare, (rem Cilarletton. tiiii =dte Chaise Wilhelm., how Ra• •Ast.AlMAldoodo wry. Moak; and the Hope, HrooMia• 4he Trio, Thompson, from Quebec. r—ths Ora s f. 0113 Petersborgh. • INDIAN ARMY. Mr 7 .- SIXTH NATIVE 880111111 CT. Maine Michael His - ternary, to be a Lieutenant Colonel from the 2d Novernb..r 1 05, 'me Powell promoted. Ca e t On Charles Brietzcke to be Majrn from the 2d November 1803, vice !lineman promine n t Captain Lieutenant Anthony Adams to be Captain of a Corn parry from the 2d Novemt;et 1803, vice Brietzcke promoted Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Achivon Maxwell, to be Cap tain Lieutenant from the Vd November 18.3, vice Adams promoted. Ensign Thomas Scott, to be a Lieutenant from the 2d Novem ber 1803, vice Maxwell promoted. VaTELNTH NATIVE REGIMENT. Ensign William Donaldson Turner, to be Lieutenant from the 2d of November 1809, vice Lambert deceased. NINETEENTH NATIVE REGIMENT. Ensign Edmund Cheese, to be a Lieutenant from the 2d No- vember 180, v 4 ze Campbell decease I. Mr. Charles Dishurough and Mr. Elexaoder Ogilvie, Assistant Surgeons, are promoter to the rank of full Surgeons, from the 30th of September 1803. CORN-EXCIIANGE, WIDN LID 41', Nov. 28. The supplies of Wheat lee to-day's Market, are rather con siderable. This trade begins to be rather duller, than as of late and Salis at a reduction of 3s. and 441. per Qr. but few foreign here. /laving large imports of Rirley, that is likewise cheaper; Malt also. White Peas remain dear. Grey, and Roans of each sort are rather leis in price. There is a good supply of ()at+, and several cargoes from Lincolnshi re ; but those Samples of good quality support last pricer. Terns of Flour at little variation. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 88•. 100. 103 s. Beans .50s. 5%. Oil. Fier do. ....1086. 110 s OA. Tick Beans 4Bs. 535. 04. Rye, new 545. 60.. 04. Oat: 211 s. 395. 34:. Od. Harley 484 545. 41d. Polands ........355. 36.. 6d. Malt.. Bos. 85, 04. Rape 5eed.......411. 441. 04. White Peaa 60s. 665. Od. Fine F10ur...... 90s. 95c. 04. Grey Peas dig. 54s Od Seconds.... , ...85s. 90s. 04. PRICE OF STOCKS T AAA Rank Stock 166 516 3 per Cent. Red 5711 3 per Cent. Consols 4 per Cent. 5 rr Cent Navy .. 91411 S per Cent. Loyalty 911, 1 4.1pril Ilei Long Annuities l6 19161 Short Annuities 2 11-16 Imperial 3 per Cent. l6l Diva Annuities 97.16 Oinnitim 8 India Stock Eng. Lottery Tickets 121 tor. Consols for. T. HISH, Stock-Broker, 4, Catskill, and 9, Charing-Crass. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Nov. Si. Govertiasiot Dabestures 5 per oast 891 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Tuasnav, Nor. 27. Ames/Mari .... 98 32U. 1 Venice sBlLiv. Pie. Ditto at Sight .. 37 7 Naples 391 Rotterdam C. F. 12 2 U. Lisbon Hamburgh.,... 35 6 21U. • Oporto 6O Altona 95 7 21U • I Dublin l4l Pam 25 6 Liv. Diet I Us 25 14 swallow. I. s. di. Sounlasux Madrid -. in Paper i as d Bars per ea... • 0 0 Ditto Doubloons .........0 0 0 •;arlia Ditto Rd as Leghorn .- . . . - - . J