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NAVAL I NTELLIGENCA. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. n. Sailed the Mb. of 18 guni, to jaln the squadron off Havre; and the Sade, of 36 guas, Captain 1). Atkins, for Cork. Arrived the Rattler sloop, Capt. Masnn ; erarke,, Lieut• W. H. Dough.; Tr.-.r and lick/ft gun brigs i and the Eirgifire. Capt. Nichol..., from a CMS*. The Alhieort, Capt. Henniker, came into harbour, with the loss of her main top-mast. Arrived the Cerkrats frigate from a cruise The forowing is a correct list of ships and vessels at Spithead, St. Helen's, and in the harbour : • r IPITiIE/111. Glos. Weir. Royal . . 74 Avert:ter Favourite . am. IS Is YolypliPmas Ag tinerniton Veteran . . . . . . . 04 . 06 Firm, (0.V.) . Llctist,((; V ) (G.V.) . . 14 . . : • • 14 Mom, le AdAm ,”t Trihune . La way I enh.taut . eft Cerberin. Eurrlue• Ariadete . Tiusee, V) . . . 12 Twkler, 7G V.) . . . C•ackee,(o V) . . . 12 11.1:11er, (6.V.) . . 12 Mitchell Armed Pearl, (Slop obi].) AT ST, Swift4ure '4 Courageux . . . . i • HELENS. IN NA jr! of %Valet . . . 49 Dr .con . •1I r.tphnn "4 G 1.4.1 at or Chichester . Success rsouit. 46 , . 24 h ae n re And C'nl 'ORIXHAM. OCT. 18. Sailed last evening and this morning Admiral Cornwallis, with tl-ie following chips under his com mand: V , Ps. dc Parsc. Rlner, Prince &erre. Primer. R uinl , jrn .dear Castk, taw, banatue•nr. 3fars, Plantananct, Terri*, Go -444%4 and was joined outside by the 14,4drotpint, and Colts , tis, which had been cruising off the Star t . Also sailed the adnk4a store ship. and the Lads, Ifsltiqe, for Plyrn-uth; and the Nemesis, Contest, 0,, and Pi s ongl . rn, on a cruise. The Vrlie de Parrs, San .Last, and Prioress R,:yal. were near get. ting •n shire, in cr:isequence of the strong tide and but little wlnd ; th • ships sent boats to their alistance, and toed them clear off the land, The Lady Aiettifie was also near going ashore ; she came to anchor close to the rocks, the wind soon after breezing up, she again got under weigh, leaving her anchor behind. neAT., OCT. 22. This morning came down from sheerness, the Sarven and the Rein De,r Inoos of war, and sailed to the Westward, v. 4 th the Elzenif, rnrie;:, and L' le sloops of war, and their ditf,rent con voys. which, by contrary winds, arc again put hack to the Downs, where they rem.,io, With a large fleet of ships of war, the armed d. fence ships, the cop. per-armed transports, and a fleet of outward bound. P. S. The Calais squadron sailed, and are also put back. 11 1 110 M I.LuID'S UST. all A.,,,, D , Orr 82.—Awed by the Telemachus, Ifind, frcm ; Two Rruttu. rs, ;and the Cethatini, S.:rn.- - t Ile, from Butt:nelson --Sr rl d the Admiral Cnivou•, C for Africa ; ThrOP P. r ,!t, Jame:, fur Gu-m,, r ; CEcon•imr, Norman, for P•termit.gh Eleenre, Wright, fur 114.m.4 ; Amplinnte, Harman, for Dintsic ; Flora , Schulte, for I.: flue Cclooder,, Larmait and the Vrow Barker, for Tonningen. 41111.1 , 11.0. In Yarmon•li Roadt--Tio• Your; William, from 1.4•.‘ Off the Stet—Felin, Williams, f•-•m At Liverp .ot—Jo, oh Cellos., Ds frgii New y" k; Amel:a, Scions:Ad; Hull ?adore. Gmy. A 0... ; 12.. res, Mary Ann, Quinton; John and Main Shield; awl the Fat, %haw. fmn. Lisbon. At Cork ...Harmony, Peale, fmm Qu. bre. At Tilt...46nm London. At Phtlarkl..llia—fnirm, C.141.t, rt,tto. At Poctno..-Rural Gtta.lotr, , Poo to, thlto At New Dixon, from L.t,l n ; Brathmt, Galt, from Cotk ; Roster , from f1r , f. , 1; Mud,. Poole; Iklonettetter, mot for Alnnt,ctllo, I:mgitott, from I.hreepnoi. NEW YORK, SEPT. 21. It is said, Om dispatches ti om the Spanish Court, with which the Chevalier D'Yrujo has gnr.e to the seat of Goveniment, arc of a very important fla t lie, requiring from the American Executive no less than a complete renunciation of their demands upon the Flondas. A letter from a Gentleman in Tombigbee River, to his friend in Fresittrie.itown, Maryland, dated .Tuly 6, iPo 4, says, a Spanish Alcacie told me at Mobile, that he saw a letter of a recent date, from the Governor of Cuba to the Governor of Pensaco la, mentioning that there were five thousand troops, with ordnance, military horses, etc. in that place, which would be embarked in a few days for the de fence of the nor idas. A letter from Nassau says, that a Spanish Phy sician at that phice cures the Yellow Fever by an in fusion of tie rind of the common sour orange in boiling water, 11 which the patient drinks very plentifully, lukewarm, on the first appearance of tne symptoms, and continues to do so till the cure is effeZted. It is further observeJ, that this infusion, when first admini.tere4 excites vomiting. An order was t5,0e.%1 on the ISth September, by De Witt Clinton, Mayor of the City of New York, directing the master% of all vessels arriving at that port, fr•tm the city at Charle‘tcm. in South Carolina, to corm to anchor v ith their vessels at the quaran tine ground, there to remain until they shall be duly ;Imhof iced to app,,,,tit nearer to the city of New York. A most excellent cenient has been prepared lately by the French chemists from common cheese. 'fhe method is this : cut the cheese in pieces, ansl boil it in water, stirring it with asp on u n til it be reduced to a glutinous state. Then throw off the remaining water net evaporated, and pour cold water upon this sub ,st..ence. Let it then he presses: or kneaded, and renew ►the change of the w.tter several times. Pound the mass afterwards upon a stone or in a mortar. In two days the cement Isla be fit to use, will be wholly in soluble in water, and may be employed on wood, marble, &c. and the union of the fra:tured parts will be so perfeet as to resider it very digicult tu discover Slic inter'stalon. EAST INDIES. EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM LIEUT. FIILDEIICR H•NNAM, OP Tilt RCM THE EAST INDIA COM• PANT'S FIRST NATIVE REGIMENT OF INF•NT;IY RENGAL, DATED DINAPORE, DEC. 5, 1803. " It is with pleasure I inform you, that one of the most brilliant anions ever fought in India, or, per haps, in Europe, took place on the Ist of Novem ber, between Gen. Lake, and seventeen regiments, with a very large body of cavalry belonging to Scindia, in which, as usual, we have been viClorious. although it was impossible the enemy could have taken a st:onger position than the one they occupied; they were in a complete amphitheatre, and in their front a nullah, the mouth of which the enemy had dammed up. The whole of our cavalry crossed it, and charged, with our gallant Commander in Chief at their bead, but could not make any impression on tile enemy's line, consequently were obliged to retire, Wider a tremendous and destrutlive ire of grape and chain shot, from upwards of 70 pieces of artillery. The right wing of the army, under the command of eeretal Ware, then came up, who, charging with greats intrepidity in the front of his men, had his head shot away by a cannon ball. Our troops, however, undismayed by his fall, gloriously rested forward, and broke the enemy's line, who still con tinued to make the most obstinate resistance, and refusing to surrerder, the slaughter was so great, that out of the whole army, which consisted of up wards of 20,000 cavalry and infantry, only about 2000 escaped, who, seeing the general carnage around them, threw down their arms, and surrend ered as prisoners of war. The names of those brave officers who so nobly fell or wele wounded, in this memorable battle, I inakt no doubt but you will see very honourably mentioned and rec,.rdcd in the London Gazette, which will he time consolation to their friends in Europe. The prize money which was captured at Agra and Delhi has been divided among the army, to the amount of 35,000 lacks, and 40,000 Sieca rupees; and last night's dark brought us an account of Lieutenant-Colonel Blair's having found 28,000 lacks more in Agra. Two n-w regiments were ordered to be raised a few weeks ago, each to consist of two battalions, and each battalion of 1000 men. We have already 46,000 regular Sepoys on the Bengal establishment, and siz provincial battalions, which were Lately raised by his Excellency the Most Noble the Mar quis Wellesley, the present Governor-General of India; who, it is reported, will not allow the Berar Raj th to be included in the treaty made with Scin dia' because he was the first to declare the war, al though least able to support it, and, therefore, doubt less, we ought to retain the whole of the Cuttack, which we have taken from him." On Monday the 15th instant, the East Budleigh Regiment of Volunteers left the fi.:ll at biefton, its. which they had been encamped lot the last three weeks, to return to their respeaive homes, the pe riod of their permanent duty having ended the day before. On Saturday the 13th, the %%hole Regiment p was regaled at 13i:10n-house, the seat of Lord Roi.er, with a most sumptuous dinner, and expe rienced that hospitable attention, for which the pa triotic nobleman who possesses it is sn much distin guished, and who appeared upon this, as upon all occasi.•ns, to study the comforts o' his honest de. pendants, in preference to the false gh.re of porn. pout chew. The br;gade orders by brigadier-Gen. Thomas contain high encomiums on the East Bud kigh Regiment, and confirm those previously paid them by brigadier-Gen. Limon Gowte. Lieut.- Col. I km., in the name of the officers, non-corn nsissioned officers, and privates, of the East Bud. leigh Volunteers, has addressed a letter to Lord It.: eta, expressive of the high sense they entertain of the conduit of his Lordship towards them, and to a s oire him of their loyalty and zeal for the public Cause. as well as their personal regard to his Lord ship, which they declare will again dispose them to cone forward, whenever the circumstances of their • countrympsire it. Last week the wife of Mr. Gem, ship-bnilder at Newhaven, in a & of insanity, threw herself over the pier, and was almost literally dashed in pieces. A house situated in Thayer -street, Manchester squat c, was taken a short time since by Mr.Wi rsor., upholsterer, in the Strand, for a surveyor at Farn ham ; a waggon load of goods from Farnham were sent into the house on Friday last. Late on Satnr day it was observed by a person who was sent to the house, that two of the beds had been carried away, the copper unfixed, and brought into the parlour, and ~.me carpets brought from the first floor into the passage. Mr. W Lion, being informed of these circumstances, went to Bow -street, and requ.isted Officers might be sent, as, in all probability, it was the intention of the robbers to return for more booty. Unfortunately the Police-Officers were not apprised of the robbery soon enough to apprehend the thieves, or rem). the dreadful consequences which follow. ed :—Mrs. Wi Lune, through her anxiety far the pre servation of her relation? property, had asked per mission of a person living opposite to the house, to remain in their drawing-room, to observe whether any one entered the house. About seven o'clock she observed a light in the parlour, and, uith more cou rage than prudence, crossed the road and knocked at the door: the door wits immediately opened, and a stout man rushed out, and with a short iron crow he had in his hand severely wounded Mrs. W. in the face. A Gentleman passing, not knowing of the burglary, but observing the ruffian so dreadfully as. sault Mrs. W. struck him on the head with his stick ; and a poor man, .1011 N CURRIE, who keeps a chan dler's shop in St. Mary-la-bonne-lane, collates! him; the prisoner, who still held the crow, beat the man on the head until he frafttired his skull. The wounded man now lies at the Middlesex hospital, and is pronounced to be in imminent danger. A link butcher assisted in detaining the prisoner. and 1 he is safely lodged in St. Mary-la-bonne watch house. An accomplice was in the house, but made his escape ; he was closely pursued, and ran up stable-yard in which there was no thoroughfare, where, pulling off his ,seekre and hal, he returned immediately, and said the man bad made hi:escape ; those in pursuit, not knowing that manoeuvre had often been successfully adopted, let him pass on, and when they searched the yard for the thief, found only his jacket and hat. We are happy to say Mrs. Wisaues is likely soon to t ecoeer. BIRTHS. On rutin, tn• I.ldy of the Rey. Th.,:nas ). of a v oter, a t Hal -lull, in f Unueestersliira. 00 the lids unc. at Stout'a.h4l, iu Gloncester.l.ise, the of 'Jr hums, John 1.!oyil !likes, Esq. of a son and heir. FROM LAST i+troirrs Commisems in the MidJlesex Militia, simed by the Lord lientelsant. ), al Weorninoer Regiment—George Gascoyne, Eiq to be Capt,m ; dated 15, 1844. R• cal IVestern Regoneut....T. E. Wells, Gent. to be Enog,t dated Oct. 15, 1804. C 01110,1,54,11 urn{ Ay At orti I.:statement of the Costuty of Middlesex. ' 2d Blttaloot of Q i ii R oval Voluntem--tilenander Adam, Gent. to la. Second Lieutenant, vice Rattenburv,inentoted dated SApt. 27, 1804. .lames Pumas, Gent. to be ditto, vice Robinson, premotoot ; dated as above. _ Loyal Hntoos Volunteers—Henry Cutler, Esq. to be Carotin, Stnekdale, retivie4; tit , 11 Sept. 29, 1804. Don't(' Corot. to he Ett.go, vice Geory Cutler, pro moted; dat-d as ~bare. RANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. ►ranch Courtney Devenish, late of St. Martin•plane, uo. holder, from the Lid of October to the 3lst of October, at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDE') William Gear, Leicc►ter-aywre, !men draper. BANKRUPTS. Chailet lltattershy, of Wapping High street, ship.chandl to surrese!..r October 30, November 6, sad Der..nli.e 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Elstub, Catberinecouit, William Walker, of Chancery-lane, taller, to surender Irkt. 30, at ten, Nov. 6, at .leve•t, and Dec. 4, at twelve, at hall. Attorneys, Meors. Packer, Cappege, Young, and Hughes, Roam-sum, Strand. John Barkitt, of Weeks, Suffolk, draper, to surrender Nov. 0,6, and Dec. 4, at elm en, at the &II liar, in Saxnaundl:ant, Suffolk. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Mitchell, Saxinundhain and Mr. Robins, Gr.tr's-ino-placf, London. George Jepson, late of Prestot, Lancaster, grocer, to surrender Nur. 12, 13, and Dec. 4, at eleven, at the Legt of Mall and n . Null In and Hotel, at Precut Attorn e ys, M r . Themes Illacktto , k, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, Loudon; and Mr. Harvey Wright, Preoot. Edward Cooper, now or late of Leicester, Leicestershire, hosier, to surrender Nov. It, at four, 9, and Dec. 4, at twelve, at the Witte Hart Inn, Leicester. Attorneys, Messrs. Riess dale and Alexander, New-inn, Loud. 111 ; and Robert Mood, Leicester. DIVIDENDS. Nov 16. Robert Frederick Eagle King, late of Little Clacton Lodge, in the pari‘li of Little Clacton, Essex, dealer, at eleven, at the %faid's•Hrad Inn, Thorp-le-Soken. in the said county. Nov 20. Isaac Hutch, Emanuel Bients, of Budge•row, Lon don; George Losh, John Deitrick Lubbren, and William Lash, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, fetters, atone, at Guildhall, London. Nur. 20 Joseph Wh-eler, of Blackheath, gent, male'', at one, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 17. Reuben Maisden, of Saint Juhn•atreet, Middlesex, upholsterer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 17. William burwoud, of the Sun Wharf, in the parish of Saint John, Wapping, 'Middlesex, oharfinger, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 29. (gorge Lumadon, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, joiner, at eleven, at Belle's Cuffe►hnuse, Newrastht.upon-Tyne. Nor. 17. Charles Robert Ellis, of Middle New-street, in the parish of St. Bride, Fleet-street, jeweller, at eleven, at Guililball. Nov. 26. George Losb, William Lush, and John Diederieb Liibbren, of Neweastle-upon-Tyne, merchant , . .it eleven, at the Shakespear Tartest, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Not. 16. William Elamll, late of Ramsbury, Wilts, mealtuan, at eleven, at the Black Bear Inn, in the parish of Hunger ford, in the said .•ounty. Nov. 19. William SAndbach, of Northwich, Cheshire, shop. keeper, at three, at the Dug Tavern, Deansgate, • Mt.,- cheater. Nov. 20 John Howard, et Torton, I.aneashire, cotton-ma• nutacturer, at thiee, at the Star Inn, M incherter. Dec. 4. Mary Hanson., and Stliallina LPO.iard, of Dover Meat, Piccadilly, millinet., at tea, at Guildhall, London. Der 4. Abraham 1)e Mende., late of the Pavement, Moor fields, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. CF.RTIFICATEC—No• 11. William C , rilc, of Cannrin.vtreet-road, Middlesex, mariner. Tate of Sun-street, B abomicata•street, lim ber merchant. Hen. y Lee, late of Shireelaae, Temple-bar, victualler PRICE OF STICKS Valligle•f. Rank Stock vor Cent. ReJ 8 per Cent. Cort As. 4 i oer Cent ti per Cent. Nary s prt Cent Loyalty L. mg Ann 4.1 nninns Coaruls for 151 116 n 139! 74 71.1 9111 91 1611.16 s 571 i T. NISH. Stock-Broke, 4, Omaha!, and'. Charing Cross PRICE. OF IRISH STOCKS, OCT. IS Government De:ventures 3 per cant. 89, Grand Croat Loar., 6 per nit. 981 Royal Canal Loan, 6 per can , s4l COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Tuaroair, Cleanest 2S. Annterdans .... . - .1 , 1 2 V U. Venice 39 Liv. Pie. Ditto at Sight .. 5: 7 Naples Rotterdam C. F.. 12 0 2 D. Lisbon 39} lianitiu.gh..... 33 $ t4U. Opirte nn Altuna 33 9 201. Dublin le Para 23 2 I.IIV. Data tOs ll 10 suet /OP. lintinteaun 211 NI I Portugal Gold in C ..a 312 , 1iid . Ditto Cadit - 0 5 . 0 -.- _ _ • D.u. 1 ( O . Kama Le horn 0 Agia ea Ow awl; of Holland G,Tv.a 0 • Pic 41 pr. Cant. litsb in en London (Oct. 17.) ln • 13•121 "n Inrpion (Oct. 16) Si bt•itault en DulAin (littu). 6l 7 614.1 s HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 8k10 , 41. 9 min. alter 5. MARRIAGES O t Tharay last, 4 Racktuit Chord'. Seaetx, the Rev . C. R. Ponsonhs Lowther, of Nlanninirford, in the County of WA>, to NtesEiese Cailia.ck, niece to Rcar Adesioal Sir Isaac login, On Satu , o3y Mot, at his Charnlmes in the Te.rple, aged 3, John Wynn., Esq • Elencner of the Mid tie temple, and brother to Sir W Wynne, of tavctor's Conatoonv. On the 14th ult. at Geneva, Gilbert Antics, Esq of Stker• street, P.,itman•qoare, London, sub•its-Lto to Sir Henry Backman DEATHS. Oo the 7th of August last,at blui;teto Bey, hunaies, John llama° r Dalrymple, Eat. Collector of the Customs there, son of the late thigh Dalrymple, Esq. of Nuaraw. On Monday weniught, at Swai Mn. Powell, wife of the Rte. Thutoas To•rell, of ICioesFarade, meat Gloss-eget. Seine day, after a short illness, at Carmarthen, M the 57th year of his age, Lewis Lloyd Gowan, of C.bentresa, Eq. ■ Ciptain in the fug battalion of Cazieeithen4we 14fentry, and in the Conitninieo of the Penes fur that County . SALES BY AUCTION. I.F tnEHOLD, JOTfN.STREET. leading inha GREAT. PORTLAND-STREET. By Mr. STEWART, e Stratton' Coffee-11011.e. Oxford wt-mg, TO-NtORRC at Two rielock ' by order of the Prop r i e t or , going in m iother Line of Ruin mu, rFHE VALUABLE LEASE of a CAPITAL MOUSE, double fronted Shop, and extensive Premise., 0.,•0g situated No. 8, Johnstreet, the corner of Great Castl e . street, with double front, swell calculated for any bumue n flawing shew. The Prensizr. are in the mom substantial since of rep4ir, having recently had a very lerge SUM eXpel , Ctutj 0,1 the same, aid consist of an excellent Dwelling House, capit4l Shur, with a yard or plot of ground, extending in front Qt John-street, d 7 feet by 18 wide, including two Teneme t tr present on the same, which, at a very small eir‘eroi, m i e n , be made into two excellent Dwelling Houses with Slurs; the whole held or an unexpired term of Twviity•three yft„ std One Quarter, at the very low rent of only 941. per anlims.— Irameitatttpu.tiestion will be given. To be viewed, and Particulars had on the Pt •mires; at ill! Stratford Coffer.liount ; Garrassay's; and of Mr. 5;,,„ , his Auction Kann', opposite Albany House, Picead.lly. DESIRABLE LE ASEIIOLI3 PRFAIISES, SAViLLk: ROW, ST. AM F.S's, aud SWAI.LOW-STkEET. Be Mr. STEW.MkT, On the Premises, No. 23, Saville fow, on MONDt to. 29th Instant, at 'fivelve o'clock, by Oder of the prietur ' hlt.Outteridge, Pailiser,Plumber, and Gl aiier , gaitig into an other line of bu.iness, lu Two Lots : Lot. 1. ir r HE VALUABLE LEASE of the Pro ii mile% Nn. 23, Saville-tow; consisting of :ft es... eellent shop, parlour, two sitting rooms, three bed reoll., shop or vrarchou:e, excellent light kitchen, cellars, col nubs front area, &c. in the most complete arxislartantial -nave ~ repair, and well adapted for a linen-draper, mercer habitnnaker, .114liailif, or plumber, painte r , and -gi... sier, having been an old establishe shop ur the last ;sole n , ; or bu,iness, veld for a Terns of four ye - ariand a bait from Mta • summere49o4, at a very low Tent. Lot 2 Is an excellent WORKSIIOP, with-various etbr conveniences, situated in Chapels runt, Swanow.strer3; for an unexpired Term of low yam and a hall, :t a my low rent. At the same time WILL SE SOLD, the '6700, and UTENSILS in TRADE, belimeing to the ?Woo ing, and glazing conqi.th,g "fa eapital patent white. lead mil, by Hancock. ratio's> steps, &v. wen meth) the attention of the hale. Tlv• Premises to he viewed; and l'articclzri had or AI- Stewart, at ha Auction Rooms, opeu.tat Albany Piccadilly. TO FARMERS, INN-KEEPERS, WAGGON MAS TERS, M. Ry Mr. RATTLER, TO.MGIROW, at Eleven o'Clock pr vilely,. on:the Premise. of Messrs. Holmes and Rough, Hermitage Wi.lg “ , asor sores G Wens, Wapping, UPWARDS of SIXTY USEFUL RONEY Draught Horses, Mares, Gr!tbnr,aml i LIMON. 1.11. en off constant wurk from the Wappiwg Duck., and are wcll w , rth attention for fartang work, town canner, stains PACO. jog. ..tc. To too viewed hi the time of Sale. Cam:uric+ rimy be hgi en the Premise., and ut D. Sadler. Guswell.strect, wear %Asia Smithfie.d, GEN rEF-L HOUSIMIOLD FUR : 4 TITUR E AN L> EFFECTS ' EWELL, SURREY. ny Mr. JAW: DE NEW, Os the Premises, TO MORROW. at I? o'^+-ekr THE genteel HQLSEIll)1,1) FU-RNI rum elegant town Laiit cliuriut, by . Ilatclict, on i ►rt: wheels, with pla•ed haloes., a I..ir of iverch horses, seek* cows, china, linen, w-aring allorel, two capital 6o4frog pieces table docks a few built*, and other etrezts, the pro perty of the late John Mayer, Esq. &reseed, at his Residence, Feroll, Sorry; motorising inahokair four pow, h d, anon err yarns' bed:4..44s with curton mod hangings, goo , e Lu ther beck, mattresses and b ddiny, inahotrany wardrobes, rheas of drawen, during, card, Pembroke, pier std disu.inc taMot, mahogany rvilvet skidpan, secretsire and boo: pat!i4V cleans and sofas, pier glossa', Turkey gild EfUolii% Car. 004, atites, stores, ring.. w.llt melt, copper., valuable fixture,, bitch( it requw+t s, add ...Men implements To to.: viewed, and Catalogues had at die Greyhound, 1:e la ; on the Prom se;;' mad of Mr. James Demo, at he. A uellon It • •odo, Ctipitek.rtrekt, Scrkcley•eytutss. FISHERWICX, NEAR LITC4FIELD, STAI. I4)k 0. StIIRE cArrrAt. ESTATES. SUPER/4 %4 EXTENSIVE MANORS, FISIIERT, WOODS, Ac. Sc . By Mr. BURINS, At Garraway's Coffee.h..n4c, Exchange Map Cornhilloeu TIIVRSDAY the Isth of November, A iwAse o'Ckw-k, in one Lot, THL very Capital. and truly desirable FREL HOLD ESTATES, with the extensive Manois• .1 Tymore, otherwise Tiailustri, Fisherwiek, sad Wato.4 Cumbertord, %Virginia', and one-third of the Mateo of Paekingtrin, Courts Baron, Rovalti,s, and Immuiritiee— Tha much dotinguithcil and - beautiful Seal, Fishereick Park s a truly noble and elegant stoneasuPt Marmon, weir ..x. , ..11ent ().laces of every description; a spacious Mews, with sta•ding G.r b 0 horses; feta double Coach littuseits new and Saddle Rooms, Fartler's Shop, and other mit-aide Offic.'s and Servants' lonics over. Also Pleasure Greutusi. Lawns, Shmlaberies, and Plantations isf fine gown forest tires and shrubs, encircling a gran I spac.onv l'i,ce of Water , Sag ales, capita' Kitchen Garden, saded Hot and SlNVegli" Howes, Green H..use, noble and exteir.es.. Park of pleasing diversified part bounded by the River Tame, ANT• mended by thriving Piantations, encompa.-ed by part now e. L and oak poling. Three elegant Lodges to tile entrattern. 't whole forming nine of the mot complete and boautsfol dance, in the kingdom. At an agreeable distance b e Farm Mune, edlt suitable btoh'inets of every yards, &c. &c. and a mint Fate hi hand Alos ...sera' espial Farms lying contiguousdi ?elk, let to moat respectable tenants, part o n l i . ast , this mice at will . Elfned an.lCurnberford Mills with Dwelling 11 some sad Ootaisildings. 117... TA welkbuilehloures, Cottages, &C. 11./pli, us hand, upwards of 540 acres, COW! red with 611.. thrienig rek and other Timber, a n Ode I,rttainent to th. conntry, with an excellent Deeliial tiG , t 4 •• with ( il k "' and IS widows, Garden, Orchard, he. consv.andmg rich and pr.tnreasue stews of the River Trent, and the soun , ry. The whole Estate umrsards of two thousand throe burl" ,, area. The. rental and estimated value near S,cons. per •e. • "u"1.... Tyne P'".P ec .." 91. the Right Hon. Lord Spins er Stanley t :locos-oar. ~. mateio.. and Farms are an centssiste repair. end well supplied with pknty of exes.rient water Them states are particularly well calculated for a ter gentleman wishing for a superb evidence, and to reslhe perry in insets( the noon counties in the kingdom. The Manors are abundantly stocked with game, field 6 ":rt ' of all description., execikat raads, and in one of the last neighbourhoods. . The Tslandon to be viewed with Tickets on:v, ohbout which in person can be artmitted. The farms and LW , maw be vo,wed by applying at the Mansian ; or to Mr. 91:1.4 d lletttutone, at Hiaddlefired, neat the Mar...lie. Descriptive Particulars 14.1, be had on the Preothea; at the Georg., Litchfield; Hotel, Liverpool ; br dgetreir't A nt "' 114aneltie..er; lien and Chickens, Birmingham ; Queen. ton; George, Derby; Taruw..rtb ; Star, ,rd - King H ^ ad s Coventry; Grove, Northariiimer; hush, Brea White Hart, !lath; at Gera.% 41 .4 eoriee.house, Lapubid. rah. of the Estates mry be sewn, Particular. sod Ti.k.ts atoning the Mattson may be lad, of T. G. Parr, F. L'i cb ; field; Messrs. Blake and VVIOte, Fs.ex..treet, Strand arid'" Mr. Robins, Wa,w.ck street. Gulden-square, Londola• LONDON n—Pnnted by G. DA VlDtit M. No 3s. WYc h " street, St. Clement's, au ffeY.l.l.cd by W. WEST, at tits Office No. 13, Rock me. , t's Church, Strand, wile"' Wog; tot titorarttpitc. (poos.p.ti) well be duty attattuNd I s ol r r i • : • t, ~~~ .6.i N.<<. ril t Nff ' it' , Lac T` u M .. extte 5.4 d cat., tor Ask. ratl