The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-10-04 00:00:00

NATAL IN7ELLICEIVCE. PORIbMOL , TH, OCT. 2. Arrived Li Seine frigate from a cruise, And the GePerd 1),!yle, cutter, troth Guernsoi,-. Sailed the Sylph brig of war, with a convoy for the Downs. Went out of harbour the Me fror bomb.—Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 1. Arrived the Dons frigate from a cruise ; the French loggers Marie' Frasseasse,—, from Lour deaux, :out the Deirre, from Quimper, both captured by the Picild schooner.—Wiod Southerly. MAT. OCT. '2. Sailed I... Liable frigate on a cruise off the French coast. Came down from the River the 1146e1a, Green, for Charleston ; and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ship,, as per last. lICt Ir, OCT. 1. Captain \Vvvill Todd, of the n). r, from Memel for Scarborough, spoke on the t?t , th tilt. 8 leagues W. by N. of tie Spurn, the ship Mars, or Naar, Captain Gr=orge Stevenson, all well ; had separated from toe Ortordpess convoy, five days before. The Apollo, Garbutt, from St. Petersburgb, with hemp, flax, and iron ; and the Elope, Maxwell, from Daorig, with-oak-plank and deals, both belonging to Whitby, arrived at that port on Thursday last. The Offard,lhompson ; Rochdale, Tucker; Pestay, Ridley ; and Liana, Sundley, from London; and the liann 76, Taylor, from Lymingnon, all bound to the North, are pot into Yarmouth ssith less of anchors and cables. The Ra Addle has since been taken into • a dry dock, at Yarmouth. for repairs. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. flitAvvirwo, Oct the Drina, Purcell; and the Linnenhall, Lewingroo, for DOI.o; Sally , 12 , ,t, for Cork; Twe Gebr..ners R..te; and the Geutto Hoffiinr, 14 , ..tr, for Vara; ; F , .r . una, Anderson, for Norway; Nmkol.i and Maria, Veruy..; In .0 try, Wllitalill j Twe (i4' I.Li,;goti,•aud tle Juffrow Ferrtia,Ja.i.en, fur EnvZen. PATRIOTIC SOCIETY AT LLOYD':. This Society, whose zeal for the honour of their Country, and linerality in rewarding merit, cannot be too highly praised, have subscribed a Fund that almost exceeds belief, and voted immense sums, either to reward the great exploits of such naval or military chae ners as distinguished themselves, or al leviate the st nowt of those families whose nearest relatives fell in the service of their Country. The Committee of that Society, wishing to add another leaf of laurel to the wreath of those they may deem worthy of their bounty, have lately determined to have an engraving, with appropriate emblems, in which is a large rremtle left blank fur the purpose of inscribing en it the name of any person thee thus dis tinguish, with a deleription of the action .:.at led to it. • The romniiitee apylied to several artists, to fur nish them with designs, and many of those mad, were marked e eh classical taste, and distinguished by a poetic spirit; but as the persons to whom they were to be distributed were not in general very high ly educated, it was thought that abstruse or deep al legory was not appropriate to the purpose, arid they have accordingly fixed on a design, the leading me rit of WI ich is its simplicity, and composed of em• blems that are not only obvious, but obuueivete every Englishman. h is to be called 11 Tit e Roy Aim," and represents ..Pritanni.: with her shield, fee. , cated on the summit of a rock in a spirited attitude, grasping in her right sand a trident, and holding in her eft a breech of lanrel. A bright ;Ay of light Appears as desceiJiag on her head, tainted ately over which is inscribed, "Pairtot4 . Fund;" and on one side of the figure are introduced flags, spears, &c and beneath, the Bri tish Lion, with the rose, 'Male, &c. On the other side is a trophy, composed of warlike instruments. Beneath is a large mantle, suspended from the to.) of small pillars, composed in a form similar to the Romani:ewes, and crowned by the head of a spear. On this is to be inscribed, in very fine hand-writing, the name cif the heroic char-sifter who receives any honourable mark of tail Society's approbation, and tie immeatte circumstance which induzed them to distinguish him. To write this, we have been in. formed that the Society intend to employ such of the Blue Coat Boy; as write a very fine hand; thus holding au to them a fair inducement to excel and qualify themselves for the situations they are intend ed to 611. It Was originally proposes! to have print ed them on velium, but that being or too hard and stubborn a texture to take a fine impression from the copper, the plan wis altered, and they arc to be printed on the best paper that can be procured. The Surrey Sessions began on Tuesday at King ston upon Thames. T. Evans, Esq. Recorder, in the Chair. attended by a full and respeaable Bench of Magistrates. It being the County Day. the Grand Jury sere tire sweru in, and Cie presentments of the High Constables, &c. taken and recorded. The Treasurer of the (*aunty, the Cierl.s of the General and Subdivision Meetings of the Lieutenancy, and other Public OrNees of the County, presented their accounts, whiele with the Lord Lieutenant's letter, enclosing one from the Secretary of State, on the subject of putting in execution the General Defence Aft, and the several returns from the Commanding Officers of the men now serving in the Militia and Army of Reserve, for the county, were referred to an open Committee of the Magistrates, and Deputy Lieutenants, to conside- and r' eort at the adjourn assent. The Prisoners rill be tried this day. An accident at 'one of the boarding-houses < f Westminster School, on Sunday, was attended with serious consequences, and might have been followed by circumstances much more distressing. 'the son of an Irish Nobleman, who was amusing himself with a quantity of gun-powder he had pro cured, and which he had converted into what is pyrotechnically called a 'devil,' without being aware of the effeet of su erreerful an explosion , set fire to it, and the whole apartment was immediately in a state of coo flAgration. By the prudence and address of 4= of the young Gentlemen, who entered the room, e flames were extinguished ; but the adventurous 70 , nth, and a companion, who was employed on his exercise, mid took no part in this dangerous sport . . were so much injured, as to he placed im seeeee rely under the bands of the medical professors 4f the L'ostitution. IN. strocKnm OCCURRENCi. We have been able to coiled a more detailed account of the shocking occurrence which took place at a public-house, near Vauxhall Turnpike, on Monday last, and which we noticed in our Paper of yesterday. Upon the authenticity of the following particulars we cln confidently rely :—Abort four o'clock on Monday afternoon, a man, apparently about thirty-five years of age, went into the par lour of the Three Goats public-house, not far from Vauxhall Gate, where he sat for some time, with out calling for any refreshment, and walked out without speaking to any one; he soon after returned, and called for a pipe of tobacco, which he paid for. The tobacco was carried to him by a woman of the name of Ann Young, about forty years of age, and who ads as servant in the house : on her return to the bar, affer delivering the pipe of tobacco, she requested her mistress to go into the parlour, and ask the Gentleman if he wanted any thing to drink : this Mrs. Sad (the landlady) declined doing, saying, if he wanted any liquor, he might ring the bell. However, the servant again intreated her to go, saying, there appeared something so strange about him, that she wished her thistless to go and see him. Mrs. Sad complied, and went towards the parlour to see the stranger ; but, fortunately for her, her at tention was arrested by a man, who spoke to her at the door, and to answer whom she was bhliged to pass the parlour. At this instant, the unfortunate Maniac rushed from the parlour, having hit throat much cut (supposed to have been d• - me with a small penknife which he held in his handl, and, unper ceived by any one, made his way through the tap-room to the ha-, where he found the fetralo servant, Ann Young, alone,whnm he instantly stabbed in the throat twice, and then knocked her down with his fist. On her attempting to rise, he plunged the knife into her shoulder; and on quitting her, seized a poor old man, of the name of Thomas Sutherland, who has fee many rears aefed as hostler to Mr. Sad, ai,d struck him with great violence on the temples, when, in one of his blows, the knife, which he held, entered the hea of the old mart,who fell to the g.ound. This last aft of violence was committed in the presence of nine or ten men, who were sitting in the tap-room with Sutherland,. yet none of them even heard or saw the outrage committed at the bar on the poor woman. After striking Sirtheiland to the ground, he made for the door, where Mrs. S.d was still standing, engaged in conversation, and at that time unacquainted with what had happere in the house; when she oercoived that the urtfortimate man Was bleeding copiously at the neck. He made an attempt to stab her, and also struck a: the man she was in conversation with, both of whom he providentially mired He ran eff, and was followed by one Icier, wl“. had witnessed what passed in the tap-mom. Ott Joke's overtaking him, the maniac furiously termed round ' seized him, and unfortunately succeeded en plunging the knife into his shoulder, and wound ed him so severely, as to c'slige him to let go his hold. The maniac, bring still at liberty, ranged about the road, endeavouring to stab every person that came in his way but did not go fir from the house whence he first set out,* In this mischievrns and dangerous state hetonfinned for some time, :::ere being no individual that would venture to seize him ; at last, the omens who as. semqed were obliged to resort to tratagetn. !et se cur: him. A gentleman on be- whack in tit a feint of attackinz Ent, in order • ettr;lc• :. • s .tit .cation, as, front the advantage of her rtted, Le could easily elude him; whilst others, a , -,fid with large sticks, kept advanci g from different direet;ons to wards him, several of whom he put to the ri utii; he was, however, at last brought to the grenni by a man who attacked him with a large bro. an, whit': he thrust into his face, and succeeded in thmwing hie , down; great precaution and mach force were &dined to be used, to wrench the knife from his hand On being carried to the public house, he was asked what he could mean by making such shacking attempts on the lives of innocent pert ms and the only answer that could he extorted from him was, that he meant to hi tiros all The state of the unfortunate persons who suffered is As follows :—Ann Stuith, wounded twice in her throat (one of which wounds has severed the wind-pipe). and stabbed in the shoulder; little hopes are enter tained by the Faculty of her recovers ; she is attend ed by four Surgeons. Thomas Sutherland, the old man, is likely to recover, though he still continues very ill. Thomas Joice, who was wounded in his arm, is out of danger, but will be deprived of the use of it for a considerable time. From papers found in the maniac's pocket, his name appears to be Charles M.Kee. There was a letter from the Sick and Wounded Office, dated the 10th of January, 1804, informing him, that the Board were of opinion that his ability as a sur,veon entitlod him to a better situation in the service, than that which he held (which was a maw on hoard the . Viriviihe frigate) ; and that they had been pleased to promote him to be surgeon's first mate on board the Upacurn, t!iit d rate. This commission. which bore date 9th Itntiary, 1804, was found in his pocket.— He was last night sent to St. Thomas's Hospital, and an expeaation is entertained of his recovery. A robbery of a singular nature was cemm:tred few days since, at the house of Mrs. I. Aa Kl r 4, Duke. street, Oxford-street : a quantity of paper money was missed from a glass drawer, in the bed-room, and the servants were for a while suspe.ned, until footsteps marked with soot were observed, when it was ascertained, that the robbery had beent •com. misted by a chimney-sweeper, who had entered the chimney by a fur.nel that passed into it, from an ad joiaing house. The thief has sine absconded. CORN EXCHANGE, Waotrasoss, ()crests 5. There i.a middling supply of Wheat to.day ; fine rOd being in re , pieat, fetches better price the arrival. , of Foreign a e mewls for expunation. Old Rye .t 375. per quarter. Ra•ley xrd Matt are dearer than loot weak, owing to the b,-roors awl beginning to ...orb. Routs and Peas fetch abut prier. Oats are 14 full supple and eh, aper, eaccp•ing there of first quality. New laps S..aid at better price. Fluor at 701. per sack, haatinaL CURRENT PRICE OP GRAIN. Wheat 68•. 70. 77‘ Rams .40s. 454. 04 Fide do. Rye sew 3).. 42.. 04. ( ) ats. .44t. ^6e. 28. OA. garf:ty T...;• 3e}..04. 30s. Od. Malt.. Whyte Od. Fine 65.. Oa. Grey Peas dOt. 43e. 04. R0m0de..•••....005. 4lm W. WORSE OF EXCHAN4 .tuevtaon 3B 1 2 U 37 6 Rutter lame. F.. 11 1749 U. 35 7 2tU. 11tona 35 II 24U. Pan. 25 9 Lie. pato 2 U 25 10 ISour.leAux 25 10 Wad,icl Dino Cadiz — in Papsr Ditto Ililboa __ . L.ghorn I)u* , ii.. on Lou& 'Sept 11-Ifa-t ("union (5.-4. Hellainan Dublin (iiitto).. THE TURF. • • • NEWMARKET 'FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TUESDAY, OCTOALW 2. Third and last year, one third of a subscription of 25gs. each, with 501 ad.led by the Jockey Club, for 4 yr olds, carryirg Ost. 71. fillies Bst. 41. D. I. D. of Grafton's b. f. Paras..l . • • 1 S.r F. Standish% br. c. broth. t to Sta if .rd . 5 CM. Leigh's gr. f. Nitro . . . . 3 lA. Coossetior's b. e. Baron Bull . 4 Two to 1 on Parasol . Gen. Sparrow's e. Fathom, by Trumpator, out of Young Noisette, 2 yrs. old, 6st. 31b. beat Ld. Fo ley's Blemished Boy. 4 yrs. old, 9st. Two y:. old C. Sogs.--.'rwo to 1 on Fathom. WEDNESDAY--DONI 'ASTER STAKES. The last year of the renewed Doncaster Stakes of lOgs. each, with 20gs. added by the Corporation. Four mites. Mr. Carfortles gr. in. Marcia, aged • 1 Lord Fitswilliam's b. f. Sally, 4 yn. old . 2 Sir W. Gemnt's tic e. by Chariot, 3 yrs old . 3 The Town Handicap Plate of sOgs. for Horses of all ages. Heats Two Miles each. Mr. Sitwell's Ptpylin, S yrs. old, Ost. . 1 2 1 Sir T. Gawoign's b. m. Tlieophania, 4yn old, BO 4 1 2 Mr. Wrlburne's be. c. by Ab. Th. 4 yrs. old, 7.1 91b. 3 4 Load Scarborough's b. f Rosebud, 4 yrs. old, Ist. 41b. 4 3 4 TUUNSDAY. Sweepstakes of 20gs each, with 20gs added by the Corporation. Mr. Linton's bay, by Shuttle, darn by Walnut . . 1 Mr Garforth's grey, Helen, by Delp.ni LA Grosversor's chcsnut, by John Bull . . . 3 Dukt of HAM i1t1311% bay, by Walnut . . . 4 LA Fiuwilliani's bay. Maiden, by Sir Peter . . Sweepstakes of lOgs for Hunters, to be rode by Gentlemen. Sir M M. Sykes's b t. Sir Portinat, by Sir Peter • 1 Mr. Barlew's gr. g. Middlethorpe, by Jupiter . . Hun. Wm. Lon - aryls bg. Reserve . . . . 3 One Hundred Pound Plate f 3 and Iyr olds. Mr. Want f. +ter to Bronici, 3s rs old . 4 1 1 IA Iritswilliales hr. e. Ducat, 4 yrs old . . 2 2 Ld Grey's Sit Olive., 4 yrs old . . . . 1 1. D Ld Strathinote's man c. P'etruchio, 3yn old . . 6 6 Sir . 1 . GA4C•llll.lea b. C. by Sir Pieter, 3 yrs old . 5 2 5 Mr Nortooll QoiA, 3 yrs o:d . . . . 34 dr Mr. C. Ncrton's Quid, by Star, Sst. 11b. agst Mr. Thonipson's 9, c. Newcastle, by Waxy, ist. 71h. two miles, 300 gs each, h. ft.—Quid paid 100 gs comprom.se. Lord Strathmnre and Mr. Mellish are appointed Stewards for the ensuing year. INSOhVENTS. LIST OF PRISONERS RHO PROPOSE TO TARE THE BENEFIT OF THE. LATE INSOLVENT ACT. (C)litinu, d.) PRISONERS in NEWG ATE. for the County of MO Wieser:. FIRST NOTICZ. Samuel Colin (sued by tlr^ several motel of Samuel Colin'', S .nu e 1 V.rgin, ant Samuel Vlrgin,l47A Samuel COI etas Cerk., inmerly or Hrningfmlirory, ill the county of }lely and Tate of CatmittAh square, in the county of 111•ddleset, cb•k. Robert Dawsor, formerly of Itoorwr's square, Goodman 's Ids, ...IA 'ate of No 107, Upper vl timitta,dJ, b•.•', in the eo,i,ry of Milalegen, ♦iftuaArr, and officer of Pi.> Ntije,t's Palace CoUrL PRISONERS in the Gaol for the County of CARDIGAN, South WAN. FIRST NOTICE. R....tt Jour', of Nanteb,totny, in pariah of Pombtin, in the coully of Catdigtn, South W.les tirrner . . En oc h jone., oftin;rehouse, in In: pnish of Litngarfolin, in tile en ntv of C27(ligui, South IVales, Cosner .1 tin of Kr - dyn . .antrwitt, in the pariah of Llanatth, in tno ens, 117 of Catchutt, South Wales, labourer. PRICE Or STOCKS _ vas 888888 • I per Cent. Cans 561 57 IC hi 5 i*e. C-nt. Nat) , . • 8 "i I jii Inspe•tal 3 Ler CVilt bbi) Iran 5 per Cent Ossothro • 6 S, I . 6 Essig. Lostrry Tickets Conwls for T. RISII, Stock-Broker, 4. Corn:sill, sod 9, Charing-Cr As PRICE tiF HUSH STOCKS, SIPT. 24. Rank Snick 141 C , v. Deb. Gi per cent.. G7l Gov. Deb. 't per rent 901 Grant' Canal Loan. 6 per cent. BSI ,e, Tossoar, Oc?ossa Venice 59 LIT. ric Nantes 3 Lisbm C l la oport. Dublin Ie,•• I tww. I. ,el Porton' GOia in 4: , .in owl Rai per oe 4 0 0 D..ol•inons . 0 0 0 New I.l,llars , 0 511 Site, In lia, 0 0 0 New I.,.uisearlt ...• 0 0 It Alpo "n Oa Rook 4 Holland 41 per Celli. 28 ) I" i te ) 44 SH GI do,* MOH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON URIDGE, 46 rum. atter 2. Bl ItTIIS. on the 17th ult at her mother's house, in Merrier-square, Dublin, the L4dy of Major (is tosbv, of a daughter. Litely, at his seat, an Iferoated, the 1...dy of Thomas Law EN. of a daughter. Friday la ,t, at Hoochton-place, IC , lst, the I.arly of Lord Southampton, General of ltrie.oh., of .s son and heir. PAAitßiA(;ts. East week. Mr. Dane, at the Fenn Office, in the Temple, to Mies Mtshiter. of I.antatter. At the Holy Ttonitv church, Flull, on Thunklay last, Gorge Sanders Thwaites, Eq. Captain in the York Rangers, to Mr Martha Lupton, second slaughtar of Mr. Heneags Lop ton, of l lull. DEATHS. On Monday last, at her holm, Last-street, Rc,l I.ion-square, Mrs. Leonard French,aged 70. at the ntat uha at the house of Mr Moffat, irondonnder, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mrs. Nesbit, wife of Mr. John Ne.b.r, Briar aver, of Law►cnee•staeet, Chelsea. .%boart three o'clock en Sunday morning last, after a alma il!ness from a typhus fever, M. Abraham Wirg, fanner, of I!.akt.•tihanm. Norfolk, and steward to i Ilona+ Brow NC Evora., Fs. l . And about noon, the same day, Mrs. Wing, wife of th•• .b.r,ve Mr. Wing. At Malta, ame after he landed there, Cad. Reed : he has left 40,0011. t a his rei •tires, and GO,(OOL to different pet. 6011$ of hi. acquai•itanre On Thutsday, Miss Uppleby, the amiable daughter of John Upylara . ., Lass of W oulton•lluu.c, 111 tile tuulit) of Lincoln. SALES BY AUCTION. • TO CARINIT MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND OTIIF.RS, requiring Roomy Premises. By Mr. SHP.R WOOD, On the Premises on WEDNE.SDAY, Dctsber 80, on At• count of a Dissolution of Partnership, THE LEASE of VERY EXTEN SI Vi PREMISES, centrisally Yititated in a privileged Port sit the City, N.. 8/, SAIt*TIIOI.OII4KW CLOSE ;laming 4e l ipik many Tian emi•loyed in the ab .ve Trades 'ft, Good will of the Foreign Trade PR be merle over to the Pnrebeyet. The Premises Ism: been lately rei.oinol at • very great pence, newly-elected ShAo, Platforms. and Perches tw Wool The House is very eamostoliony Mid roma!, with p Front Shop, Counting House, and Parlour on the Geor:o Floor t Dining and Briataliss Portnoy. Five good IV' Rotor.% and Workshop at thelsrf the Dope, large roomy rlp Cellaring, and held for a 'erns of I..gliteen Icons, at a ton RCA. May be eievt,tl on Mondadroand Tuesday; Partirdiate may had on the Premises; at ;he A octameat`i, Battholooo e Clore; and at (Unaware Coffee llouie. TO CABINET-MAKF7.IIS, UP:iOLsTERiItS, AND OTHERS. MI the well•-weesoned Minuf.icturerl aul Unrneenfactut.y Stock, Brinewurl, Ilauschuld Furniture, &c. By Mr. SIIERWOOD, - . - • -•- • On the Premises, No. $7, itartholomow-close, on wrN NESDAY, October 10, at Eleven o'clock and foil. ' g D iy, on account of a Dissolution of Partnei.hip, First Day, the LEASF. and MANU- A FACTUKED STOCK, and tlousEllot.o yotsi• TURK. The Stock consists of very fine mahogany and warn. cot Wardmbes, doable and .ingle Cheits of Drawers Gem tlemenks Washing and Dressing Ste oils, on a new c instructs" very fine inahoemy and rosewood Sofa Tables, sets .11 Oat , and PembeokeTatilev, neatly inlaid and crosiManded„ slid re• creel sets of Dining Tables on Pillar and Claws; liege ehi r tie pillarand claw kinaakfavt Tables, very fine wood, Secretaires sod Itnokcaves s-ta of iialariginy Chairs, finished in the ban elan, rier, Sidelwianie of various desTilitions, and C-Ilaretv; torthet with a good Aston:mon at Brasswork, four-post arid oilier BAstead s with cotton rearturis, r.A. MM.!, p30.1.1.61161,,1end i %Suety of ()titer kftieles. On the Second Day, all the Uomanufactured StKb., con dvting of veer foe wide well seasoned Spanish Plants and Boards, of large dimensions, and an asonment arr, at three quarters and ly.i.lf-inch Spanish b.iard. i very lino yeucirs in mahogany, satin a id rosewood, Arc : . _ _ May he viewed en Monday and fueaday, and Ca•rdocaal had en the Premise. • of the Auctioneer, Bartholinnear•cay3a, and at Gan Cc:ifyabouse. ``,TR. STEWA RI- begs to return his most grate. VA. fel ackliowleib•lnents to his FRIENDS and th, ii a • I.IC for the very liberal encauragentent they have been pleas... , to favour hint with as an At•CTlonate. and Inures t.tcra, .1 will always be his et .dy, by unremitting attettioa to iSI •• which they may favour him with, to be disposed of by nO%, side 11r private convect, that a due heard to st.ichiess of lona ripe and honour will be atten,led rooms are cons,- olent, and well adapted f.r I 4 sass, heist one of the 11148 sentral si , tratt , ns in Laurie opposite Albany rate York Douse, ; and ar-, alw iyi omen fur the rzepti.on ui , w.iries of boats, riots, wine, and palniing , . Money alarm ;nest liberal prin..ip es ail, meed to the furl aliment of sly oroperty eatrusted to his can fie public sale aids to save s t unn.;. , sary and unpleasant tr , übte to his Mend: arid tse who favour him with any sale by suction, II west, *. sent:4, atul the ;aortae, of the same iinnteilate,y paid oa the third day after the sale of the same is finished. ELEGANT coLLErrioN OF MIDAS. Ry Mr. STEWART, . . _ At his Anctinn Rn;etiv, 194, ficLaddy, otionvite Alban? Ifouve, oo WEDNESDAY, the lOth of Octotr, and la • lowing Day, at Twelve o'clock, AVery Elegant Collection of Ancient anl Modern EU' tK,r, mar.y oftwl.ich a,. i:t aityant inns ; and amo.ipt Much rill be futiad Gibbon's kuman ti • tory, 1. Volt. Juh:ivnn and Steven's Statcepeare, 4l v..'t Home and Smallett's litsutty Eneand, IS Vol. the Wit-ta, of BA', Goldsmith, Gray, Burns, Johnson, Simplicity Ste:ee, Swift, Sec. To be viewed two days previous to the Sate ; and Catalogwa had at the Rooms. C. bug . IMO fat S • Th Hatt P. Dee le POST Thou MI lid, to oi I Ge " 1•1•1••••••.. W Cutth - . Tor SsPh ft' Skit I ties •i Ai , fir 4 S S• Mr. }!lane VA I.UARLE LEASE AND PR EMIsIN, 109 Si r! I.F.ADING INTO GREAT FORTLAN u-STRCE,T, FORD-ROAD. se lb Mum Mau) Betty To Fitz Mrs Tlu Mr , . Ca CI be aM lox l) Th k rm.! QTI Ten in gra tag, loratre, Trench Aul m Itf Mr. STEW ART. At the Stretfnnt Coffee twoe, tt•tfotil .treet, on vvxDn::. D 'IY the Cith of ()Sober. at Two tirt.lee p by getter of tie . . . Proprietor, going into enistfter him of business, rIIE VALUABLE LEASE of a CAPITA!, lIUUSE, Double Fronted Shop, and hatensw: Pd. miser, te4og situated No. 5, John-street the Corner of Co it C iatlewtreet, with Double Front, well calculated for anv Bose ores requiring Skew. The Premi.e, are in the most hal Set: of Repair, having recently had a very large Nom PN.• vended Ull thz sane, and consist of excellent Dudek. g Hose, rapital Shop, w•th a Told or Plot of Ground, extending is Froot of Jolla street, twenty-seven Feet by eighteen wide, 10. cluditie Two Tenement. at present on the ssine, which, at a eery small Centime, might he made into two exollent Dwells iag Dawes with Shone; the whole held for so unexpire4 'Term f Twenty three 1?-in aof one QuArter, at the very lee Rent am', 541. per Annum. Iminediate possession will be given To be viewed, and Paniru'*rs had on the Premises; it the Stratford It ; Garraway's; and of Mr. Stewart, at !.1‘ ‘metiom Rooms, opposite Albany Howe, Piceadiry. SENT ar By Mr. GRAHAM, At Tom's Coffee-Douse, Cornball, on TUESDAY, 0,°.0%.4 Of he /taro al And 16, at twelve, in'Two Lott, A Singularly Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATL I A in the Parishes of JGaon, B-hhing, mid I:alstow, cont. , prising thee:ionise Manor or Lordship of Norwood Chadors, near Sirtingboorn, in Kent, with right of Court Lem mai Court Baron, Quit Rents, Fines, Royalties, ; and Nur wood Farm, containing about 2V* acres of uld panto!, !Meadow, and Arable Land, within a Rang Fence; the Mud , Lion is delightful, hold, and placid, combining Sea, ithlaf, z‘..l Land V WWI, exhibiting scenes of uncommon -irtiness, ester •, and variety—lha Swale to White's Ban the Mestvay, ^"- borough, seal Sheerness; the Nore, the Essex - ping to and from the 'Thames, Gail*, mid Houghton It . distarir, ain't the rage of count"). t t !Maidstone, st.c. ; • . • • , an imiaense amphitheatre, from the crown of Citirro'l the grmtest t art of which rises within the circle of c-:at close to the Teleera,,h from thence the lands gratiaail) • to a rich and fern, plain, which most prombly has bee:, • enticed {{ark; the elks grouped :.nd &cart:owl about the cc:,: of the E.tat, give it a grand and park lire cip.mrance. a•• mature seems to court the hand of art to aid and enobe.ii•il enchanting spot, fintru;rl, a. it were, to commence, extend, -..1141 perpetuate a family possession of real consequence ill t ier enviable county. The bootie is neither loge tie handun , 2 the farming b ridings are adequate, and the grounds wen watered ; the only drawback is a Lease of the Farm, whkii ten year , to run, at one third of ita annual ”alite. ThereJf.! am. a thriving wood In hand, of ten acres, and atvdl,l of about twenty-five acres, lying under Boughton Mill, and iu the Parish of Mans Hill. The latter will be acid its a I ? Aral Lot. To be v;ewed, by arnilying to Mr. Illaxianti, of Newington . .treet, sieaf the Premises; of whom Particulars and Plans in. shortly be bad; Ant at the Inns at Ihirtf ad, Rorbeeter, to pringe, Canterbury, and Maidstone ; the George, Panigntim 0' Mr. Grub", Great Queen-street, I Mr. Bryan Fauttatt, Solicitor, Si • shown j and of Mi. G's• ham, Red I.ion4quare, And I WO; rl els S Date frugal Awl, o ft You'll R 4. LONDON:—Pruned by G. D kVIDSON, O. strert, St. Clemeut's, and uutshituNl by W. WEST, at ibi (N 6. -, No. 13, Back °lSt. Clement% Church, Strawl, ' Wribm See the Paper,M. 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