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■ I . . NAVAL INTEL . LICENCE. eorrssaotram, mow. 21. Arrived the Arai nt transport, Capt. Thompson, from Cork Went wt of Harbour, the Dragon man of war. —Wind W.S W. DEAL, VO l 7. 21 Arrived theftlrma sloop of war, from Cork, with a convoy, which are sailed for the Rivet. Came down from Sheerness, the Me. , o,nrus fri gate, and sailed for Portsmouth. Arrived the %fin:, Sparkler, and Mitchlid gun brigs, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs, with the ships as per laat.—Wind N.W. GRECNOrK, 1411 V. 17. Arrived here yesterday, th . Charles, Rr ii, from Lisbon, a running ship, in 13 days; sailed thence in company with the armed ship both, N,./tan, *Allis ter, bound for Port Glasg iw, ant parted with her the same evening A Mail from Gibraltar arrived on the 31st 061 , bar, and brought most distressing accounts of the contagion there. Nineteen sail of a dispersed convoy from Newfoundland arrived at Lishon on the Ist and 2d instant, most of them in a leaky condition, three of them dismasted. The fleet, when they le:t that on the Ist Odober, con sisted of 40 sail, under convoy of the Aurora frigate and Fox cutter, and five days after their sailing, en counter° 1 a most tremendous storm, in which, it is feared, stun,: of the Avec went down. The For was obliged to throw all her guns over board. A vessel from Gibraltar, with forty passengers, bound to London, foundeacd at sea ; the crew and passengers were picked up by a small brig hound front St. 1..0- ear to London, which, on account of the crowd on board, a as obliged to put ir.to the Tagus, where she was immediately put under quarantine. Arrived yesterday, the Emily, l'f.tirchie, from Quebec; spoke the Canada, Hai vie, front hence for Queliec, inside of the Isle of Beck, with a pilot cn board. • FROM I.l.OYD's LIST. GI AVIlbaN Noy.gl th, Bengal, Read, for Bar Woes; Miura Pitt, Friar I , le of Thanst, Goodwin ; Cen tgrion,Gloostlale; Lin.lois, Goldfinch; and Cie Idi, Mar : lo, for _formica; Ealing timer, Sitr, for St. Viricenea; Edward, Tayl.ir, for Tobag.,; Iri. , Phallus, and the Thitins. Doug las, 1.4 Grenada; Mare Ann, 'World, for SU11;141111; Patrick, Stu , r, and tile Emeral-1, Conk, fur Arits7u.i ; Scout, M'Fies, for Dubirri; /Circling h AM (Pros,raii),..-.---, for St Michaels; ll•mrietts, Kelmass, for Twining n ; Vreind chip, Pratt, Vrow Toeika, Toolr, Joffrow tea, liorkett, and the Jonge Anna llifargare ta, for Ir. inbden. All RICID Off DO v 111.1 iIC F me, Wraith, (met Wat..rford ; Fanny, Proulin; Rialto, Bailin.; and the Abraham, Cabden, from Cork At hfiltonaherrravidrnce, Wah.r, fr 'or Nfernel. At flutan, 110 , 1" y, from N^Yifound:and ; Request, Lle bP ; and the Adscuture, MelLuaby, from the At ideerroo!....the Imperial, Pmerkin, from Baltimore; John and Mary, fr. ni Riga ; L'lzabetls, Clifton ; and the Beam, —, from Dantz:c. At Clydrawirre Re 1, from Libon ; and the Em. ley, Mackie, nom Qiieber In Bravey Blond-41re Dodds', Cobbett, from Philadel phia, •or Liye•psoll. At Whiteha..en-..the Thetis, Cribber, from Peteribulli. At Lenlitht }love, Andcrwell, front Arebatigel AtNewfmodlind—the Friends, Doyle; arid the Elizabeth, Martin, Unlit Bristol. At the Saha r.inc, William. flied, tom Afriea. At St. Thonal.•....alis Lrml Ve1a...,, from Africa At Barhadoe —the Vitter v r4-.., Burgas:, ituin London. At Sirri-ia.ii—the Queen Citailot:e, (-lark; and BOshlo, (ruin Lornloit• . The Corporation and Me:chants of Yarmouth have voted their thinks to Capt. IlAtcoc.K, of the Cruiser sloop, and his odicers, for their great tier. tions in capturing the noted Bt. ct:st•rt. The Waterford Fishery, on the .ymph Bank, in the Irish Channel, hrs failed ; not for want of fish, nor for want of money, but f' ..m the indiscreet di reetion of the fends of the Company, in not making the Captains of fishing vessels partakers of loss as well as profit. The weather during the whole of last week, was very boisterous on the eastern coast. The Isle of Mann packet arrived at Whitehaven on Sunday, after a detention of several days, during which she could not get out of Douglas harbour. The remains of the Countess Dowager of Se A Tr rs avltT were on Monday removed from her late man sion, in Seymour-street, for interment in the anciert family vault in Dorsetshire. Ten horsemen pre ceded the hearse, and the stite-horse was led by the two senior streants of the household. Seven car riages, belonging to persons of distinetion, closed the cavalcade. Some time ago, Mr. Bill:ET' Ef.t.t Rif. of Win. seer, near Kendal, missed one of his shearling sheep, ar.d having searched for it in vain, gave it tip as lost. About a month afterwards, some children going into his malt kiln to play, on a rainy day, discover ed the poor animal in the cistern. It seems that it had gone thro' a window which opened into its pas ture, and remained &ere a %%hole month, ssithnnt any food whatever ; vet it is now likely to live and do well. A very unfortunate accident befel Ms. Tveati, cf Leadenhall-Market, on Monday last. On his return from hunting on Epping Forest, it is sup posed the animal on which he rode ran away with him, and threw him with such violence against a tree, that he tail senseless on the ground. Two draymen, who saw Mr. Tveza not two minutes before the accident, and missing him off the horse, went in search of him, when they found him wel tering in his blood, apparently dead; and the tree against which he bad been forced, was much sprink led with blood. The men took the unfortunate gentleman to Chingford-green, where he had the benefit of medical assistance. Mr. vi.ea's bro ther happened, the same evening, to be in the neighbourhood, and hearing that a Gentleman of his name had met with a very alarming acci dent, went to see him, and found it was his brother. He rode immediately to town, and re turned with Mr. BLIZARD to Chiogford, when they found Mr. TYL LIS in the same torpid state in which he had been left. Mr. BLIZARD, on exa mining the woutfd, gase very little hopes of his recovery. The operation of orpanning was, how ever, performed, and Mr. Truitt is still alive, but has never been able to speak ; nor does he know any of his friends, who have entirely given up all hope of his r e c,,wery. Mrs. 7'v LLR is far advanced in preg nancy, and has been confined to her bed ever since she heard of the fatal accident. ST. AFRA. The remains of St. Afra were lately found at Augsburgh ; she had been a Priestess of Venus, in the ages of Pagan idolatry, but embraced the Chiistian religion, with her three maids. A fes tival was instituted at Augsburgh, on the disco very of her remains, which lasted eight days, and ended on Sunday, the 49th of last month. During that celebration, the skeleton of the Saint was publicly exposed in a glass case, for the veneration of the Roman Catholic believers. Some devout Ladies of Augsburgh had presented the Saint with large diamond rings, golden chains for her neck, and a silver crows) of laurel covered with pearls, for which they rook receipts, enabling them to reclaim their pres:.nts, in case that Patroness of the Bislioprick of Augsburgh should be at any time secularised. During the feast, there was an im— mense concourse of people from the neighbour. hood, particularly from Bavaria ; at least one hundred thousand people came from ten to twenty houts journey. The great silver offering-dish, which was placed before the glass-case of the Saint, filled so rapidly with the donations of the devotees, that the Monks were obliged to empty it several times in a day. A sermon was preached every day, painting in the most glowing colours the heroic martyrdom of that great sinner (since she was a Priestess of Venus before her conversion), the miracles she had hitherto performed, and the great benefits she had conferred, for these fro) years, upon the city and bishoprick of Augsburgh ; lamenting, at the same time, that the Protestant in habitants could not enjoy her efficacious interces sion with the Almighty. A Papal indulgence was affixed to the porch of the church, promising for giveness of sins out of the treasure of grace of the Church, for two hundred days, to all the faithful who should confess their sins, take the sacrament, and earnestly pray to God for the eradication of all heresies. A very produdivecolledion was made among the Boman Catholic citizens, to defray the expences of the feast ; and a superb sarcophagus is preparing to preserve the bones of St. Mrs next year. 1 ather Placidus Braun has omitted, in the recond edition of his treatise on the life and the ads of St. Alra, the passages which were offensive to the Palatino-Bavarian Government. and to the Pro testant Citizens of Augsburgh. The Lutheran in habitants of that city fared very well by the feast, since the assemblage of so many people employed every trade. PORTRAIT OF STELLA. ~rei.lA is one of those lovely beings, in whose pre sence reason is not always safe, and who seems horn to trouble the peace of mankind. Her sweet figure, realises all that artists have created, the most deli cate and seducing. • It is not Venus, it is not lick, it is not Lu.e--it STLLL A. If I were to say, that her features are the most regular, that her complexion blends the lily and the rose, her eyes possess the charm of joy, and the sweets of melancholy —my portrait would still want the graces of the original. You might think you saw Sr eu. A, yet it would only he my portrait of her. Ho who sees >r ELI. A for the first time, and does not exclaim, Hew to,-eky ! is a man without taste : He who is not moved by the sound of her voice, Nature denied him sensibility : He who is not charmed by her smile, possesses no feeling. Does STELL A possess sensibility ? I can never forget what I one day witnessed: STELLA %V Is told of one abandoned by her lover ; she turned pale, her cheeks then became coloured, and tears shaded her lovely eyes. 0 ! you, that S et tr. A is destined one day to love, adore her, she is lovely ! Bin be always co:.stant, for she possesses sensibility ! A. It is very much to be feared that the avarice of the friends of young R osc us prompts them to work this admirable boy beyond his powers of CIidIIT.IIICC. It appears that he performs land% day and night, and at places so distant from each other as must occasion much fatigue even in travelling. We remember prodigy of the name of P.% aisL a, who appeared at Covent-Garden some years ago. This boy mani fested extraordinary powers of music and recitation, and acquired great te'ar. I-le became very popular. Engagements crowd...d upon hint, and all were ac cepted. His parmts carried him every where, and he soon became the viaim of his exertions. In the wish to make the must of him, the pour youth was sacrificed. That part of Mr. MaxiAnsier's lron Foundery, Cokham, Cumberland, in which the patterns are made, was discovered to be on fire between twelve and one o'clock on Friday morning last, by the per• son who works at the Kingsl-Ind ICiudmill, no his icturn home. Chore being a very large quan:ity of dry timber and some finished patterns in the room, which had been burning for a considerable time, the roof soon after it was discovered tell M together, with a tremendous crash. Every method was im mediately adopted to alarm the inhabitants by the ringing of bells, Volunteer drums; rattles of watch men, &c. great numbers, together with the engines, soon arrived, and every exertion was made to arrest the pro:zress of the devouring element t by unroof. ins; part of the adjoining buildings, removing the timber, patterns, &v. and the very alive and skilful application of the engines, it was got under between three and four o'clocii. Several of the otli,sers and privates of the Loyal Shrewsbury Volunteers at tended in uniform, and contributed very much to the regularity su necessary on occasions of this kind, as well as to the proteaion of the property that was removed. The night was fortunately calm ; and we have very great saticfaaion in stating that no lives were lost, nor any other kind of damage or in jury sustained, except the above. A quantity of salt, added to the water in the engines, was observed to have very great efficacy in extinguishing the tire. The damage, we understand, is estimated at near 1.5001. about two-thirds of which are covered by in surance. The cause of this dreadful accident is not yet ascertained, but it is supposed to have be gun with some timber over-heated by lying near the chimney of the fire engine in the same building. We are happy to learn that no part of the work will be retarded by this unfortunate occurrence, except the part drove by the fire engine, and that, it is hoped, will be again set on work about Christmas, as great exertions are already made to restore it to its former state. PERTH, Nov. 16. On Monday, the troops on permanent duty here performed a grand s h am fight. The day was excel lent, and Brigadier General Robertson profited by it, to lead them out to the Bridge of Almond, when the combat commenced, and the viElors drove their antagonists westward over the fields by the Old We are not qualified to describe the dif ferent znanceuvies; bat one operation attraaed our particular attention. Sir Patrick Murray was on .he south of the Almond, with his battalion, and artil lery were playing fuil upon them from the opposite bank, about 50 feet high, almost perpendicular. Dismounting front his horse, Sir Patrick gave the word March e and, rushing more than knee deep through the River, charged, t% ith his regiment, up the steep ascria, took the guns, and possession of the post. It froze most intensely. The Strathearn Volunteers had therefore a lesson, not only of tl:e mode of firing and marching, but also a little expe rience of the hardships they must undergo, when called to meet a real enemy. DUNDEE, Nov. 16. INCHTUREMAR KZ r PRICEL—Wheat from 33s to 425. (id. Barley from 28s. to 3.is. Quick sale for both. There were Cattle at the market, but few bought. The sale of Cattle to be every first WeJ nesday of the month in futute, while the Corn market continues. A ploughing match took place on Mr. Kinnear's farm of Inchmartia, on Monday last. Twenty eight ploughs started, and the first premium was adjudged To Peter M'Nicoll, servant to Mr. Lauder, Randerstrm. The second to Henry Storrier, servaut to Janet Hunter, Esq. of Seaside The third to William Allison, servant to Mr. Charles II tin ter, Dron. The fourth to James Thomson, servant to Mr. Rot E.:isson, Manic of Errol—and The fifth to Thomas Smith, servant to M. James 111:I, Pitcogie. The weather was very favourable. Many ama teurs of agriculture were present. who were highly gratified with the emulation among the competitors. The countenance given to this, the first ploughing match in this part of Scotland, afford.; a well grounded hope, that the laudable design of the Perth and Forfarshires Agricultural t;iciety, to in cite a spirit of improvement among the ploughmen, will be fully canted into effeß. It is reported in France, but we believe without authority, that Count MARCO,? has fAllen into dis grace with the Emperor of IlusstA g and has been or dered to his estate in the country. One of the greatest curiosities in the neighbofir hood of Fontaiableau is a monument, of which Na ture duly has been the architeFt. It is a tree, com monly called Bouquet du Boa. This tree, which is one of the finest in Europe, does not be,urcate, or shoot out any branches until it reaches the height of forty feet. It raises its head ahr.ve all its neigh bours, with a noble dignity, and seems a magnifi cent Corinthian column. It may, withtruth, be observed, that there is no pro minent trait in the charafter of Bov AP • R Tv, which re.embles any thing to be fou.od among 'he heroes recorded in the civilised ages of antiquity . He has, however, evinced a boldness and deci,ioo, -nrnewh A t ciimparable to that of THISIMS. I Iv: sc. I. Cs, and PER ET II Eous, but very differently applied indeed.— Furthese personages direeled their valour and prowess against the oppressors of innocence and the perpetra tors of injustice, against the monsters who delighted in trampling on wcakness,and torturing mankind. But if BONA PA RT E were to shrw hi; bravery against offen ders of that description, he must turn his sword no most of his own favourites—el he were resolved to destroy the greatest monster that ever civilised Eu rope has, or that perhaps has ever, afiliaed and dis graced humanity, he must commit suicide. MEETING OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDIT ALL iO-114.1N011/. N. 0. Sir Francis Searle, Kiugston.upon•Thames lint. curd .11111. oat -Mr...14111i . . . 3 10 Fanny Silllp,lll, Pr stop, Larwavter, milliner . :1 1 Hamel Karith. I ite of Whitecharl.road. apothecary . 0 1 Richard Matthew Westall, Aldgate•high.street, gletl cutter • . . . . . 3 1 Tlro:nav Sherman, late of Castle-street, near Finviutry ,quare. plumber . . . 3 1 Joceph Keens, Ba.inettokl, dealer . . 3 10 William Pearce and Icahn Pearce, Havinithall•street, chrthieis . . . 1 1 Richard Plumer Fuller, Guildford, ironmonger :1 12 Thomas Hall, Berwick-ulxvii-Torted, merci,....t . 10 Robert Jefrary, late of N'illiaarpstr,t t, Rlackfrt.ore road, sorrny, vlvoitkeeper . • 71 1 Reir r roil \ 'Hallam Sylmar', the young r, tart. .4 Cho- . , onet, Lothltury, afterward; ..1 R.II ,-, ,.., n'INCV., ,, t • • • 2 1 Jovepli Wilv,m, late of the Strand, Mal Ilewx but now of St Georle's-6,1r1v, Stirrer, ranibrena.rnal:, 2 I Hugh 1.1.nd, Mirttile Teitiple-larte. 000000 key ..1 . 0,ii.r I 1 ,lobo Work. Great Ruoell.ottuvt, Covent girJeu, WI. plate.wort.er • . . 1 John Cutler, Maidstone, Kent, linen draper . • 11.1 George Stratton and Hem!. Stratton, Blackfriart-road, Surrey, i roll i torn , ra . . 1 W i tham Dr-ring, Plymouth, talow-chandler 1 10 DIVIDENDS. ll.oiry Seymour, Maidenhead, Berkshire, trial-mer chant . . I . . Henry Appietort and Julia Appleton, Foochow.tourers. snerchaiii. 10 . . . CERTIFIC.VI 1 ',. Peter Gough, of Birmingham, but-h,•, Rohert Cat hy, of Doncaster, dealer os horses. John Shaw, of Newstate.sucer, linen-shay,. James Burgeo., late of Toehburnostroet„ 113) market, shi'..taty hatter. James thwacks, of From. Selwood, Somerset, clothier. W.llrani Bulgiss, of lit Mul, printer. PRICE or SSSSSSSSS 3 per Cent_ _ Red 3 per Cent. C..n.01s .. 141 1 4 per Cent 5 per Cent. NAvy. . 5 pet Cent. I.uyalty.••• •••• *4 Loa( Annuities 111 Islo Short Annuite 111.111 Imperial Annuities titanium India Stuck l6Ol ISO 173chequer Rills ........... ....•..Pet. Is. die. Ji.ug Lottery Tickets . 1111.7. T ELSII, Stock• Broker, 4, Csuhdi, and 9, Cluri,ig-Crmil. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Now. It Govstrusont Dctreotureo per cen t 90 OOURSE OF EXCHANGE, TOCIDAT, Nos 20 Amsterdam . ... 38 3 2 U• Venice :411 pi. Pie Oat.. at Sight.. 37 7 Narilas !totterits.n C. F. 12 2 U. 1.i , h4.a liairiburgh..... 9S Cr till. D;rion o Altona 33 7 2 1 ,11. Dublin PAH% 25 4 Lis. D.tt. , 2 Us. 2'. 12 sotatotr. Hour.leairx .23 12 ; P.irtrigal Gold in C , in Nia , lnit Ditto . f C4(112 Dino Bilboa Leghorn Genoa 43 Lie Pic. 41, per Cent. Dublin on London i N0v.12 Belfast on London (Nov. 12' !Whs.! on Dublin (ditto) .. ~. 131 a 13 t) "1 61 'laws On Tursdav, at his lonn!ii,;*4houv., in Button toe, the Lady or Lunt Viec.,uut Chetnyncl. Of a tun. MARRIAGES Mr.Sinith, of Tatsei, Lincohisbire, to Mrs• Th e Rip son, o f Portman-street. Monday, at Ilarblcdown, Capt F. CoekOlins, goo of Roth, Sir JJ..te4 Cock:nun, Bart. to Miss Sadly a, diught-r of Cm la, Ror. Richard Sailtly ;, and [rand daagl:ti:r of the let..„ 61 %p niece to th , pr,....ent, Earl of Tank,.s trifle. 04 Tuesday Liar, at Chel.ioned, by the Rev. ;h. rioghani, Thu Fro-it G r., MjO A„,. 1 . Morgan, eldest daughter of the Rev. Joh:. Morgan, 'LC that place. DFA'FII. Lately, at Vauxhall, of ade * in he , `l6th year, :ft r a very f , w •ekt alines% Mi.a lilac Nab, ..niy dinghy,: of t.e deceased Align+ Mae Nab, Emi. Cnrn Henry Dtindal, in the serri.,:e of the Hun•tittable EWA jukt, ('loyally. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON Sikh..., 42 min. after 6. SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS, ANCIENT STAISED GLASS, ANT) PORTFOLIOS. By Mr. R IC/I A RDSON, At hit nonce, Nn. 31, in the strand, on MONDAY, Nov, 26, and the Five following Days, at Twelve , A COLLECTION of PRINTS by to n,: it Sisters, viz. Aw!ran, P.grvie, B .R:4 n. C.A.% t. >. vet, HolLtr, Sir Robert Strange, sehn.h. , 4. vato, Welle, &e &r. Rare Ti , eith and Foreign NC, WC whole in bor. condition, iinoir Proro - a; among the Ho 4; of Pt ill ti are Bia,:hoe's Statn-s, Teniers's Gallery, Then. e la Grand Bretagne, Firmware View* in Route, Mout thirty Lots ,if Ancient Stained G'ass. To Ipt viewed To-morrow ani;atirday. Catalogues ry7 be bad, price One Shilling, of Mr. Biehardson, No. 31, Strz.A. ------ PARLIANIENT.STREET, WESTMINiS TER.—CAPITAL COMSIODIOLTS DWELLING-H. 0 1.)5%, WITH HAND SUSIE:OIOP, AND PRIVATE. EN TRANCE. R; Mes.,ta. BURTON and VENNOR, On WEDNESDAY, tt•o 2Sth of 1: , ‘:;111:).?f, 1804, at One o'Clod, nu tie Premises, by Direction of tl:e Arugoees of .Ir. Stephenson, F. Stationer ' a Rinkrupt, IIH VALUABLE LEASE, with imm.dinte r.f a ceni?or.,' , l., s,soantial, KKICK tAVELLING 110 USE, i, comp'ete Reps,, with c coma °wits Situp, neatly fitstahel, and Irma., entranee, el , glslv si tuated, No. 29, Parliament-street. The prein'sos are Three St,, ta high, and rolitain Four Attire, Three Chanbers, with el...et*, 5 . ,/ n'liotii ha:Adorn° Drawing ROOM, Dining Room. Tv+. Parlours Shur,,, Pared Yard, COIIIIIIO.II.IUS light Kitchen, Wash-house, Lower tVareh-ot , e, excellent arched Wine, l'n,l, and Baer, Collating. lick' on I.ea,e for an wealth-4 Term of about SClrelltetal YC..rf, at the ni , Adetate rout of per annum. To be viewed till the Sale; and prin•e.d Par.i. dial , . had trt the Premises; of Mewn. Aid) d and Atontrett, St.otonapt, llnthAtrect, St. Gdes'a , and 61 Menus. Burton and 62, 0)01111. Valuable FaEkalorLD FARM and TITHES, :it/KIN. AMPTt.rNSIIIRE Py Messrs. SKINNER. LVIKF, and Co. .%t DAITAWay . II, Oil MONDAY, December 9, at Twee o'Clork, in Our Lot, A VALUABLE and very desirahle MEE iioi.D FAIL situate in the Parish of l-efowei, part divided by the high nod, and bounded :iv the IliVer None, lh.e Nide from Wedniettotougli, mid also, t Thirteen horn North. ampton Comprising the P 41.011,110, Vann, ...undue 2)9 :%eres of inelo.ect rich, grating, me and fertile Araole Land, free of Ureat f-thee, a very good Dwelling Howie, Officer, and Gardena, with mote ise...woary t)tit build:llg. to getii,r with the liripiopriat • Tinw.,,r Corn, Grain, and flay. i4i..g from atcnit Seventy .ler: s ~ f old Inc:Gs...ll4nd, in the P....at...1i0n of an unexceptionable good Tenant, whose Lease expitias at Michaelmas, lanG, eNcept 10 Acres. 1 fekl front year to year, at rents amounting to ".".: - .SI. ;ie. anti. capable of incretw at the expicition of the trim. Mtn the iiiipro priateGrem Tsthesof e.,n, grain, h..y, arirang from 1011 acres of old land iu hand. May b..t viewed. and printed Partien!ari had at the George, Northampton; Hind, Wellingborough; Crown, Leitaritic Swan., Market limbo itegh and Newport Paguel; Ge,rge, Wiiharn ; id the Printers in the Northamptoo. Lcitettai and Coventry P.1111:1111 of Mr. GeLlard, Solicitor, Grrin%.l , ll ; Meson. IluTr.x, Solicitor:, W. IlitiVorrnigh ; at the ?lace of Sale; and f Mews. Skinner, Dyke, and Co !A Irl,rAaate..,t. IOWNt)I CXPIRIDGE, MI IMJLESLX. My Mr. citkm.nr, At th• (:reat !ZOOM. in P. Mall, on TITF.ST)IT. Detember. 4. at One, IREIL I.OTB, 1w Order ot h.! kx.e.:uto.w.f Edmund 'begin-no, do-casod, A CAPITAL., Substantial. and stunt Cenren;ent Fitertitn.o I)IVELLINiI, with two Co'" Stabling fur nine writs', Offices tor' every dew , i;diun, , it. i• Gonuids, Lawn. Kitchen Garden, tilt Frei. in the Town of GxbriJge, M:d.lte•es. The e* comprise four neat Apaititwo.i on • :eh rtour, tree a Caen, room, 15 fort by if 1 , with elegant teem-s end cl!unitis, the %. snd.iwt to the fl.tor, tapering Into a tangelo& Pleasure Ground, diversified with Lion, (velsard, Flotinvif and tertnitilt.ll by a wa'k nn the batik .1 a CI , at .tr ant, aboondine with Trout and o Fish, Nlcoves, ..iicions Cold Path, &c. the whole in cous.,lete and elegant forming a mot deer ib:• tea ,k) !ee for 0.. Mn• awn or *put .1n riadesoan, ret n.. roan Lawton Also, Ivo neat inid eunittaa anise. adjutuinf, corn:inane g 3 . Noah, dllightfol View with the tweeentrig Premises on beautiful l'ountrs, with O'ficev,G May be stowed ek) %fond vs. Wcdues4ns, and 4, `...- tweeit the Hours of On.. sad Four, with Tickets Gni), to b' had in Pall Mall. I To MANI'S, Wilt kLA24ALIi Tk 0,./1 n Br Mr SMITH, At Cutaway's, on W EDNESDAY, Dee. 5, at It SPACIOUS desirable LEASE!tt)L I) A RSTATF, comprising the extensive Pieniiio-4 MI the Weep , title of I.euvitter.pla:e. telemeter MCI.. in the &cups iron of Messrs. Days, linen-drapers, rctiritig fruit Invilie" , with wellent fi , ,nt and twit warchoue.w, an..l too liantlsolie lwelling.houves attached to the same, containing tood.ser Id feet in front, ai.d 49 feet in depth, with eountierletwett numerous airy Led.chimbers, dining and drawing-moms, good propormisis, in excellent tied r, with °aces ui 011eff de scription. preemies are perfectly desicaole fur a banitill• house, public citScas, Or a G.nit , eman of eminence in the ri• f•ssion of the law. Half the putelsase•amottey may MUM on mortgage for throe yeArs. May be vicwed titer days previnuf to the Sa'e ' and Parti:de lasi had on the Prettifies; at the Baptist's Hewleuff•t` - ' Jg' t.'hancery.lane; White Horse, Fetter-lane; titan Necks, Lad-late i Morlan•l's Coffee-house, De w•strrlt, S4OO i at Garraway's • and of Mr. Smith, No 62, Broad area, aces the Royal Ex change. LONDON :—Peintod by G DAVIDSON, No IP. W! th" street, St. Clement:4 and publithed by W. WEST, at the Office, NJ. 13, Back of St. Clement's Church, Sum,d, *den Pat **rape, dec (poet•paid) boi.ty ettamisi ~~; i. 1 f juin 'HIS redo Il LE JI Sale M ths Balls ~~1-IE:! I THIS ';estirs Sem Gatuhos, '.be mus, Mr. digrr, Sir 47104 ;rem Bbd 111; 4ir e %Int r; tht fstr,mony H GAR •ill be age Sir Peps led Jon : 1 Mr. Btahai BearKhard Waddy; S . ).nice Maly, M Mr Rork. Ansr4a, 11 Un Plc .Ir,l tit j. tahnedli aid , ,ably a AHO.I /Sell' RY,I , bi r & tru a ot n pa "t ti ereani Cat tate quart. ISA ; ma parmes la .. ___ . . Of A 1 MI and So line Mulls le*, yr! 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