The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-11-13 00:00:00

~ N.frAL YNTELLIGENCt. rt.vssocru, ttoy..lo. This morning arrived His Majesty's ships Hem Recartion,fiure, and Seale Aferearioa, and towed in two line of battle ships dismasted, hot not much injured in their hulls t they anchored between the Island and the Devil's Point, till two, p. mi. waiting for the tide, which finived about that time, when they were towed up the Flamoaxe. The day tieing fine, upwards of 30,0°0 inhabit ants from Plymouth and Dock, assenible,iona the Hoe, Mount Wise, Mutton Cove, kc. to witness this glorious sig,ht, and offer their warmest congratula tions to tta gallant captors. By four o'clock His Majesty's ship Co/wagerr appeared in the Sound, towing another fine ship of 80 guns ; and, about half past four, the signal was made for the C4 , 4r and her prize in the Offing. Signals were given from th • Telegraph for assistance, which was answered from the Admiral's ship. It is thought she will not he round in time to come up Hamnaae by this evening's tide. Sailed the .4eaaa frigate, with dispatches for Ad miral Cullinewood ; and A/e/ampo, to the West ward.—Wincl Easterly. PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 1 1. It has been very currently reported here, at dif ferent intervals, that the Eat-whit frigate is armed here, with the corpse of Ate . belnve.l Lord Nelson. She is ottlered to this port, hut the easterly wind may detain her for sews' dabs yet. Sir Richard Strachan's qacces% in capturing the four .ail of the line, escaped from MT Cape Trefalgai, Mr given us. mulch joy. Admiral Montigie sent a notice of it to the Mayor, and the bells have been ringing all day. Came into harbour the Prince of Sales. of 96 guns. Capt. Curning—Siy Robert Caldor having smirk his flag ; the .glob ,loop, Capt. Gouty ; and the Slew/., gue.ves.el.—Wind East. • DIAL, Nov. 11. Sailed through the Downs, from the Northward to the Westward, a feet of c.)lli.rs, :tn.'. the Lisa, Painter. for Malta. The Sea !clod, man of war, from SI - lee:nets, is not an ivied in the Downs, as before stated. Remain in the Downs the ships as per last. FROM LLOYIYS LIST. AAP V• Off Yantscsutb....the Adams, from Dram. Off P.-.4ansx....ilse ,evPrance, 141111er, irma Befimida. . - - - At Sato,. —tiat Leant. Brya nt, tm.n Peteriburigh At 8eht0!...t14 1t.,4•. un'terr, front Antigua. At Srilla..roo Lo olon, Kr 7r, I , OM St Vancent'..; and the tick Mereh.t.tt, fro,. St Kin's. In the eide...4:4 Aloe from Tobago; Boyd, belibliay, trout Bt. V.uert.t's; and the Plcoune, from Que.r.o. 11111, from rtona to At B.3oton.—ihe Neot.u.litand: truck Luncv.n; and the l'4lt ) , ft..m Lve:pnol. At Baltimore-4w ',enc. LCI/11, from Liverpool. --- FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Adrt;ealty-Ofet, Nov. 12. 1805. Copy of a letter from toe Hononralie William Overaweltis, Adrenal of the Rini, tc. to Wiiliam Marsden, Faq dated \ die de Pars, at sea, the 4th November, 1305 Sir,-1 send the inclosed *tr., for tue letematine ~ the Linda Cornell:sinners of roe Admiralty. dated the It., of last month, now received from the Memorable Charles E Ilenting, ta:+tain of 11, MAirsty'. ship Frphenne, making knows to me, that he had 'alien in with, and tortured, nn the . night of the 2el, the Fiona+ national wig, L'AMeen, of sixteen guns, and one h•tistred and twenty-six men The Egyntieurie having•seen her prise into Pt. mouth, re. tortivd to hen ssaniu. I have the honest: to be, &e. W. CORNWALLIS Ills Nfajesty'sship Froplienne, P yrismith SIR, Sound, Bth Oetob.e, try I have the lienotir to acquaint you that 14•• Majesty's ahlp ender my command, captured, on the night of the $4 invest, the If encit imperial brig, I:Aileen, of sixteen gime awl one hundred and twenty-six men, tiro hours after she left the an cherage off Rochelle. Having in the morning reconnoitred the port of Rochefort, In pursuance of your order, and pereei•ing I:Actuate ap p Featly re.sey for •ea, in a initiation wi.ere I thought it preen. eahlit ro bring her out, I resolved to accept of the vett hand seine offer of Licntenant Handheld to make the ..item;d, and stood ...I to the N.W. till sun set At eight P M returned into the Penult d'Antirrehe, intending to anther in the Rade de &Noe, to supismt ins hoar which were premed for this entcrpritelw hen the brig was perceived, under ail sail, outside, and fell into oar possession, after a short chase. VActson was ....commanded by Monsieur Oenese, eapitaine de (regale; and had on board a colonel and tome recruit s , with arrns and cleat!. ing far • regiment in the West lotteer I have the honour to be, &e. C. E. FLEMING. The Hon. Adreiral'Curnirrallis, dee. &e. tre. Admiralto-Ofer, Nev. 1 1 2. Copy of a Letter fra n R an Admiral Sir Rathard John Strut han, Sart. to William Maiden, F.rin day-d board Ho Maiesty's Ship the Casa?, off falmenth, toe Bth inst. SlR—Mort having the returns when the 'Zola. left us, and now haring orca,ion to send in the Saint, Ma-gsrita to pro ore pilot. intake the French ships into harbour, 1 benign.' you tins returns of k.lled an:l wounded in the action of the 4111; elm a Copy of the Thanks alluded to in nit Lipka, which I relater, yens coininunt::ate to their Lord.hips. I dare say their Lordships will be suryneed, that we hare lest so few men. I can only account for it tient the enemy firing high, ittpi we el..aing suddenly. I have the honour to b , !.e. R. J. STRACHAN. I have a, yes no very oorrect acisliOM of stie loft Mahe Ana any, or , if their na:riber of men. The Ment Blanc had seven 'vinare ; sixty three killed, and wounded, mostly dangerous. The tic**. I, one hundred and tieven killed Anil wininded. The French Ait.niral Mani. Dumarion le wound. d; the Capt. of the I)uguay Trnuin, ; and second Captain .1•011111114. • A list of lolled and -rounded in Hi lilMeny s ships under mentioned, in action with a French squadron on LIN 4th of N.4,4410.r. telis (:tint--4 knl ed, and 25 wounded. iferii-10 killed, and SI wins:del. Cunraginix-4 kilted , and 13 woun.led Namur -4 killed, and a 4,:mod4M. Santa Mars irita--1 killed, and 1 wound el. Itrvolutionisaiti--3 kited, a..d 6 wouortel. Phinnix..-2 killed, and 4 wounded. a1...i45-J wounded. T0ta1...94 k,lkd , and 111 wounded,-133. trftcers kilted --1 ro-Mr. sAordstan, Second Lieutenant of Marines. Sant.. MelaritoiaiMr. Thomas Llwant, , hoat swan. Officiets • iunded -allerti....Liciitenatit Shekel; Mr. Titter ton, and Mr. Ste ,liensoss. Snood Lie•amiaiiii of nirtues. Coaragewit-.Mr. R. tleohane, First Lieutenant; Mr. Dews, Mane,' Mate; Mr Hurd, Michilitninan ; end Mr. Austin, G4lllllO/ Naionv-Wilhans Clements, Captain of Midne,; Thomas Ovoraine, Second Lieutenant; arid •Fiaderick Reside", Midshipman. (mead) R. J. STRACHAN. GENERAL 111E11MORAN INI Com.r. a: Sea, November 6. 1114 i. . _ _. __. rC..- {.OLIN6II/11 nie.neA.pwArtirti.vt. Clokum, Latex street, Strand ----. 1 .-- __..... of the Court. he rals'Orifivinted, and ordered, aecrading to C.r.a.r, a'. he 4, N.nreruber 6. lIKC DIVIDENDS. LONDON :—Printed bv G I)AVIDSLIN, No. I?, In.. flaring returned th a nk s to Ainnrriy Grid for the victory Dec 2. Jame: Bel of (:nningsby, in the county of Lin-nln, C.. ,n, 11.. w Street Covent Witten, and Published ar ~ el.tarn e d 011er the French 'gnarlier'. the Sentr..r su t,a' iwa t r . .r , hrls . rnrlier, biker , dreier _a , nl dta,rrnart, at eters., at Guildh.3 11 1 I setvs,lon . the Solicitor of the Stamp- min ye an opportitnitY nf070:,....4::4:. 1 1112.— ., , .. , j..i. ,;. ,WM Clot discLutelf. - , .... --... —, .. vi t . . .4 *. •- . he his grateful a rwlrtliments fur the 1 i I d nt. erl Irons the shim el the I Lae and th.: f,gratest and re. Ore 14. Lawrence Coult.ef Saint 14171f,..1 street, in th- 1...- q 4 :"' 11l Crierthlase . will d 4. kW. tile "wawa to acurptia enanks, rash of ii. JASON'S, Waitsainster, is the county of %fiddle- * • - ' -.----- A i r % ce lf ' . STUCK, . i frN it o7;, S triew (3 /Se " k e' . ' s t s 'i St C tere hu , c Lr h' inti S° A. "l ;• . • Orders &e. for this Paper, aunt lc. ibe tide& (r 411 14,11 1., will bit ' duly astride& le. L4ll INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY—Nnv. 1?. Tbe busines before the Court, this day, was not of a nature to excite much public attention. The following was the only case worthy of any notice tODDI ROTOR v. WALDRON. This was an applidstion for an order of the Court to compel the Defendant to appoint new trustees, and deliver over to them u considNahle sum ot money, and other property, which he held in !vim. The LORD CH A CRL LOR said, that all the Plaint iff could gain by an order of that Court, not found ed on the merits of the case, would be the expense attending it. From any thing that appeared at present, no one could expeet of him to make such an order, but the Plaintiff might, if he pleased, make it the subj?.l of a Rule. The Winn was, of course, refused, and the Court broke up about half past one o'clock. ------ eouRT KIVG'.•BF.NCII, Wt.srmovcreft, Nov. 12 The Court was occupied th, whole morning in hearing law arguments, of little or no public inte rest. The following is the only one of geniral pub lic notice, in which a materiel question is involved, relating to the West India Dock Cmpa!iy. SENT LY v. SMITH. This was an anion brought by th., Plaintiff, who was a sugar-cooper, against the Defendant, as the Treasurer of the West India Dark Company, to try the right of the former to entering on the West India Docks, for the purpnse'nf carrying on his trade dive. This aelion was twice tried, and once before argued at great length, when a new trial was granted, and a special verdiet taken for the plaintiff, subjeet to the opinion of the Court. Mr. PA RI, in support of the Plaintiff's claim, ar ued the case at glee length, contenting , the, as the est India Docks were a lawful quay', under the several Afts of Parliament, the Plaintiff had a right to use them for the exercise of his trade or business, as well as every r.ther person who resorted to them. The cooperage of sugars for exportation, upon these quays, formed a principal part of the business there carried on. In support of this, the Learned Coun sel deduced many arguments from the general cus tom along the quasund wharfs along the river Thames ; from these be insisted, that, as the (lady: in mtestion were legal ones, the Plaintiff had a lawful right to go upon thern,and cooper sugar casks for the !several merchants who employed him. The SOLICITUII•GV.Lit 11, for the Defendant, on the contrary, insisted, that it was against the sph it and principle of the legislature, and rotatory to the aCt of parliament, and was only an ("neon ragemen. to sugar-coopers to pilfer the goods landed OD tho,e quays. nu Legriied Counsel cited a great nuorhei of clauses in the several aas of Parliament made on this subjeet, from which he deduced a vaiiety of ingenious arguments, in support of li;s positio at to the okivioui intention of rl-e legisla ture in framing these alts. If, however, he fail std upon this part of the case, he contended he still bid another point of objeetino, which must, ul timately. prnve fatal to the support of this action. 114 r. Past replied at some length, as to the general right of cooperage on those quays. Lord ELLENSOROUGIi thought the claim made by the Plaintiff rather upon too general terms ; how. over, he considered the question was of very consi derable importance in the commercial world ; and, 4*, therefore, the Court would link minutely in. o the .several alts of parliament on the sulsjeCt, before their • Lordships would pronounce their final judgment. A few motions, of no public notoriety, were then disposed of, and, at two o'clock, their Lordships proceeded to the Court of Eschequer, to attend the Chancellor of the Exchequer, all the other Judges of England and %Vales, the Earl of Camden, Lord Mulgrave, and other Officers of State, for the pur pose of returning their reports from the circuits, and for the nomination of High Sheriffs fur the several counties of England and Wales,for the ensuing year. COMMON ME AS aaaa■ 11. 7A•/I T. SO'iMLNS. Serjeant Ss mow-1 fora Role to she 42.4.3 e, why Mr. Joseph Hill, an attorney, should ant be ohligiul to pay the sum of 211. to the Plain tiff, had been paiii by him to the Defend ant's Attorney, as costs in the cause. 'The I.•aried , . gerjeant aested, as the grounds on which he made the motion, that the Plaintiff, a plain honest far. user, in the county of Essex, happening. one day, in the presence of Mr. 801 l to mention, that the De fendant, SOYslrlicr I, owed him ten guineas—Mr. Hill instantly etspeired into the circumstances of the case, and advised Fart by all means to go to law for the no.ney. The Plaintiff having too much sense to involve himself in a suet for such a trifle, Mr. Hill offered to buy the debt, and it was agreed tha: he should have it for seven guineas. Ihe ac tion was accordingly commenced by Mr. Hill, in the name of Fatr, and :Aire on to be tried at the List Spring Assizes for k.. sea. Unfortunately, there has a verdiA for the Defendant, contrary to the ex. veltation of the purchaser of the 4ebs, and Mr. Farr, es the nominal Plaintiff, was obliged to pay costs to the opposite Attorney, to the amount of 241. Mr. Hill was applied to, but he re:os-d not only to make good the 241. nut, stetting hiincelf to have afle.l Aterely as the Attorney for the Plaintiff has com menced an alien for 451. costs, due to hint as such. From these circumstances, and also on the ground of the impropriety of this gentleman, who should ba,C known better, purchasing up debt, for the sake of litigation, Setjeant LK humbly sub mitted he s% as entitkri to a rule Nu,. fiir da Mat M• W./ ILLD said, he thought it a very proper subject for investigation, and the Court in stantly granted the ruse. Mr. Serjeant Ct• v tom moved fora rule to thew cause why Mr. Thomas Spencer, formerly a prac tising Attorney in this Court, should not be again allowed to practise. Ile stated. that Mr. Spencer bad, fur four or five years back, done business with another gentleman, and had Legl•aed to take out his certificate. 1 bit gentleman having lately dird, Mr. Spencer fkrund it convenient to resume his Traffics. but. according to the Aft of Parliament, tt was necessary that he should first obtain the leave sef aryl rommonie it. to their respe live °Mgr,* yid ilsip'scrienpa flies how mu; 11 he admires their zealot's and gallant f(14141113. R. J R EitActiAri. To the respective Captains aid Coanntandets. --- MILITARY PR(/MOTIONS. War-opin, Noe 9 IRth Regiment of main Joseph Gobbine, from the 40th foot, to be NI our, hi parcitase, vice Snook, who reoires STAFF. Brigadier-General AlSert Glaidstalots, of the • 37t1• font, to be Q ,arse,..Alaster-G•netal t., the troop. i.erving tenth, flip Ge ne* I ith-er commanding Ills Alotteott fore••s on th • Wind want old Lete.eardl.land t tuun , awe Brinlev, dee/vital. .ir, Evil lair of the 17th loe.t, to Iv- an hispeeti•g Fietd-Otker. of Yeomanry wool Volume v Corm in Great •Britain, wah th tempitraoy rank in beuteloant-Colonel. Captain Edward 1(.41e, of the 47 , E foot, to he Major of flrigade to the fore) aCitins in Ireland, •ier who resigns Royal F.v.t India Volunteers. lid Rol meat. Lieutenant Matthew Shari,' se, to be Captaist of a Com pany, vice Botch-r, who E.114/11FINWICli Gray, to be Lieutenant, vice Sharphou,e. Robert Siutb , Gept. to he Fiengn, vice Gray. 31 Rvg....ent. Lieutenant-Geurge Collard, to be Captain of a Company, vice He 010.., :vooeiti Lieut.mainJohn Bohai), to be Ditto, vice Atkinson, who re signs. Tn by L?eutenalite--E.osign Harry Rivers, vice Eyre, who re. snot Efteogit Wiliam P. -40. e, vice Collard. Ensign Walter Young, vice Bailey To he En.igns—Robert Hudson, tun. Gent vire River,. F're tench Wilton Litchfield Stockdile, Gent. vice Pearce. George Rithetdma, Gent. vice Young 111111101141(01111• The appointment of Eovign Robert Anderson to be Lieute nant.' he totioclia•te. to the New Sooth Wales Carps, vice !lob oy, who retiree, as stated in the Gazette of tha 30th hta.eh last, has not taken place. Lewi. Baby, and Lieuteeaot A. thiperon of the Win Regiment of Fort, who wete sopersedell the (;asette of the 2 .th of August last, are reinstated in their Rank A-se.taottS•rgeen Fred •rirk rtawee. of the 20th Foot, is super.oled, lie 'lever hating juiced his Regiment ounce his up. pointnient. Curtain Arthur I.lovol, of the N-tva Scotia Feneittles, is sis persedol,tbelog absent iv tu t u it ave. Corenetie.e.e.i. the Royal London Retnnents of Stolitia. *trod ifis ,injezty'a Creenswooters Joe the N oe Ors. E Olt Regiment. John Vesie, Gettt to b.• Eroigia, vice Flowerdew, ewe .ued~ dated Nov. 1. ISMS William Wet, Gent to be Ensign, vice Mouprivatt,.res•goted -.-dated N iv 6, lltne Sericite-Mum Griner Bottling to be Qeanarmastcr, vice Spit ler, di•dtooned--dated Oa. aO, 1005. West Regiment. rnsoen Wrote in he Lieutenant, vice Thema; Pearce, resigned • —titled O.'t 31, 1805. Ensign Bernal •co be Lieutenant, vice Wigan, rebignedw-.1 aid Ott 1, 11405. John I feller, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Drury, prom .teol•-• datet 03 30, 111 5. Wolittou AfaunJer, (:art. to be Ensi.tri, vice Bernal, pctmot,ti -..laced Oct. 31, 11i0.3. Caorosit.i.oss in Volunteer Corps, urn/ by //it Majet.W,, Cooneis. welly re' 4t11.46111.1e. AC Cell at I.enemi. 7 th Regiment of Loyal Loodon Volertetos. Nlaior PlAil to b. Lieutenaot t:olosseliCorninaeJant, vice Shaw rosignesSiwelatell Oct IS, f.l Delta. _ . _ Lieu•enaint George I..ickuietonin be Captain, vice annoatyne. 'cuff neel---.ll.ted ()el 19, 1305. Cormeiu:sers i e ihr Loral tinntliwarit N'oll:Ate• ~ sipeld by th.. I Ire-Locate...Ha .f the Currey of Surrey. Doted Noonlitr, 1815. Fitir I...,utena•.t John Tnemsnn t, be Captain, v:ce Smithert, Ts, he Fun Lieutenant.—Second Lieutenant Janie: D. Dv tninil.e, At. Second Lieutenant W. Barters, non. ewe fo I,e saa,,e4 Liant..oann—Jrneph O..nt. eke. Smith, re•iened. Warwick, Gent \ICC Dabiranute. Robert Roi.ittnater, Gent ince Kirin-4. jun. 131NIKRUPft2Y Richard flamer, of vane roe, anriingronirardene, in thrt COMISIF ui Irtiiiit!..riett, wine-mob:haw, fue Norous'irer 9, to 113, at ten, at Guildh,l, I.n. dm!. RAN RI.UPTS. Thomas Miller, of lilfmd, iu Viscounty of Psvag, deals► and channien, to surrender, November 13, at two, 24. and Dec. 24, at ten, at God...hall. London. Attnmet•s, Alesria %r niir k r o,n e and Corny n, Nutli-Line, Cannon •street, Lai id n. Alexander Cnckuu U. of (irais Iris-lone, in the county rif ' Mi•4lle-ex, tartlet, de der and the...ban, to surrend e r, Nee BU. at eleven, 24, and Dec. 24, at twelve, at Guildlia I. Lond. ut Att•.nrev, %tr. Windt's, N 0.65, Bowl -street, London Andrei. Stroth o, of Token house-yard. Lon.' • factor and warehousemen, to surrender, Nor. 16, gn, and Dec. 24, at eleven, :it Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. \here• dial and Robbins, New-Aware, Lincoln's-inn Heavy Ward, of the Curtain root, in the parish of Saint Leonard, Shorediteli, in the county of Middlesex, apothem'', dealer and cranium,, to surrender, hin• 19, 31), a , 924, at Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr. Taylor, ( 1 41-stre't-rettd. John Nichols, of northern, in the county of Norfolk, botcher, dealer and chapman, to surrsitd:', Dee 1!, at fo,,r, .3, and at ten, at the house of Ileriry Nlunderti...d, known be the 11a.ne of the Tun. Inn, in 11 meal, in the coomv of Su! Attoreieys, !Heists. Tarr int aryl Moule, N.. 19, Chee rer., lane, London. and Mr It ings'....ry, Bmigay, butfork. Robert %larr. of Lancaster, in the aunty lam:aster, merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Nev. 21. at five, ?Cat eleven and D.•c 24, five, at the ho o so o f j o h n p i nt th e King's Arms, in Lairea.ter, aforesail. Attorneys, Messrs Ma son, Wilson, and Jenbouson, in 'animater. Willem Bruntliead, of Stamford, in the county of Lincoln, 'reuniting-1., to surrender, Dee 11, 12, , ind 24, at el: von, pt th e house of Peter Faecit, the George Inn, In St. Maitio's, Statutod Boon, Ist the comity of Northampton. Atm./is...ye, Memrs Jackson and Judd, in Stem( .r.l. John Clintley, of Li►erpoef, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, dealer and chairman, to .ntrender, Itecember 9, 10, and 24, at chosen, at the house of Jo•eph Hamer, the Ghldeir lion, m Dale street, Vivernnol Attorneys, Me.er, Manl e y ayd Lnwc., Trill pie ; and \ lr. inlet-swam, Live. pan'. Thomas Adelson, lee of Preitem, in ike county of Laneaum, woollen-draper, to surrs•nder, November 23, 25, and lbsuentser 24. at ten, at the huusc'•f John Scott, the sign of the White Horse, in Preston. Altos' - Los Memo, Blanchard and Carr, in Preston ; and Mr. Hmity Riakebsek, Temple, London. Thomas Patina. of King•strest, Covent-garden, in the wont. of Middlesex, optician, dealer and chapman, to surren der, November Mi. 23, arid December 24, at twelve, at Gui.d hall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Edmunds end sun Eache• quer-rifFee of Pleas, Lincoln's-inn, London. Jna•pls Hudson, of Sun street, Illi.hopinttte-ureet, London, tobacron at, to surrender, November 16,26, at sine, and Discern. her 24, at tun, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. H. Hughes, Clif ford's-inn Thomas Perrin, late of the city of Chichester, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, thsorrender, November if, 10, and De cember 23, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, in the city of Chi• cheater. Attorneys, Mr. Richard Daily, Chichester 1 and Mr. Few, New North.street„ Red Ltomiquare . (;nodwin, of King's Armmstairs, and of Westmin ster-Midge-road, is the parish of St. Mary, Lam►eth, in the county of Surrey, thuber-mercla lit, to surrender, Nov. 16, at tware, SU, at :en, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon don. Annette., Mr. Allen, Carl ale -street. Suli.osguaie. Joseph Pnee, late of Marsh-Dutton, in the county of Surri.v brewer, deal -r mud chs:onati, to surrender, Nur. 16, 23, and De- 24, ar twelve, at Giiildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs Clarkson, Losex-street, Strand ilex,idhati,►rolreedLondon. loueakeeper, dealer SAW etelplllllll, 9. 1 . e. Gu Dee. 5. •ThrouaO Owen, lee of the city of Norwich, i monicer, dreier and rhep , iot, at icor, at the howler liaiu Woolvriton, the Star t..yern, in Great Yarmouth the county of N , Hto:k. Dec. 6. Themao Vtriubl, of '.llanclie& r, in the eow d ry caster, cotton-spinner. dealer and crapman, at V.r,r, Bridgerater-amt., De „ . 9 jomi Kirki.atrlze, of Li•erdool, in the ellen streo Luict, Liverpool. alter, merchant, at eat, At tits, Gl...tie.tavero, 1.0 1 Dor t 10. 'Ederaid Pemb,hin add John Hooking, bon, Lverpool, id the comty of I. docaster, merchants, de r , and chapter's, at caved, at tit G Coe Tavern, inJohn-vre Loverponi Dec. 7. John Tunnieliff and Trinicliff, late of Imlie4l, in the ..cunt) of Cheater, button and term m . , faciurers, at eleven, at the Llid Aogol Nut, ie Meer, Dee. Tuoinae Ifriblu, late of I; irking, in the eoute...l E 4,%, dealor and cliapmad, at twelve, at Grill! all, Lomly i De:. 3. Johu Baker, of I Inlboro, is the c.mmy linen draper, dealer and clinpnian, at (Yuddl•all. Dee. 3. John Michael Sheforon, of the lOWA. fle . Portiti, the county 0 1 .S dithampton. salesman, At r i 2, at hew* of Jefforaust Read, the Unian Talmo, lu the took Pnreea. De,,, S. y a , ue y Gray, of Monk Wearmouth, in the ton, of Durban], .'veer, at elevel, at the Pir.tee.:Lm a , Ikaticip Wearmoutla, in the +Ant county. Jm 111 Jahn Smith, lire ni IVtralw rh e I 7 t'icCOU3' Kroll, hawker And pedlar, dealer and char na ele , e Guildhall. London. Nov. 50 1%-vali Beni hue, of Chatham and Sheenieu, ini.- v.urvy of Ke hanker, dealer, cud chairman, at twelve, a , (;oiltlhall, London Nov. M. 'l.:i:well Itmtham, of Chatham a l 4 Se reary‘...,l . • • - It the C,11,1 v Of KIIII, Iliillkg. ritilier, l •lol4,;:tao.u.t.,, . 3 3 c o c,, s at Ciiiilenall, Lu, cl.ni. Dee. 4. I niiiiiii• Clarkson, .•,4 the p Irish , 14111 , Z,vhDTIV. il l th is county of VI .•4 0 . .6C , 4.dle , Isl .Viieg, A !ale, e. 1.1 ' , iceman, .t tnelve, 41 the Warwick Ann., in W ,tern:. D,., 3, h. iniani Mllfetiolg -. ul . 17X - .6140, I: OM •./.011, .( Mi trtletex, irinitrioOrin, 4041 et aril 4112.3.i.eian, at fe n . 4 Gimlet' ill, I.utidnii. - CIAITIFICATI'S .--Dre. S. ‘Villiant CI ince, (gibe c: of 'Nat •r:rpel, ;a that pirt ur p 4 U .tied K.. (Join called ire;sud, mershant. Thom.... Jennings arid Uickuu.tii Jerlow4h huth of 5t 411 . 4 11, in the county of Linc.ilit„ b .nkert and It man:mg: i s, William Artnittrong, 0! Stanivix, in .ho count!. of Cumbtr. Lana, cap co-tnanufadurer„ dealer AM, Ch 3101111,, //1==......C1111C ,, -. . -4 "... - --.-...--.—. -.... - --• ' ...- ---s• - •••■• PKICV. OF STOCKS, YESTI:I4 DAY. Ralik gtook . IOg • per Cent. Reduced ... S 4III. 9 per Cent. Consols 4 :ter Cent. Consols . .. 5 per Cont. Nay. .kintuitics . 9oj j . 5 per Crort Loyalty 9alg 11...i1t Long Annuities .... Uninitini Ittlia sr.i'k I.nitit li ni 1. . _.. .. tar I. pre.u. Ex.-be pier Iltlls ls. Ys. pn:m. Console 5 91111 I'. DISH, St•ick.bruest, t4u 4, Cambial, anJ 9, Citaring•crom COUKSII: UV EXLI fliennerds.3 35 10 41 Dm" at SKIM • • 15 ROtlf,r o 4l.l C. 1 ll 7 t U. H. tb.i.gh A,c-na Pan• ..t5 4 Li•. Da,. Y Ui 13...Ant000x fro 13 Caitot Mack•ll .... 30 0ff0..1. FL:. .4 L.,thorn Ni I/10S ...... Dublin on Londor (Now, ttellnat on Landon Nor 11.-if.a.i on f 1)111n 12. O 1 . 17.• 591 Lit . 1...•b0n 64 Optartg. 62 Cock X. 4 • 11111111 1. t, r 4. Portugal io Coin aol IL.. vet ot.. 4 • 0 pool, 0.3k30 . .• U Yew D.allats 1111.. 0 1$ &lea , ort Rats 5/ Nrar Lout. each 0 00 Akio on the Rank of Holtak4 Si Per Cent. r.4)..........."....111 , a. 1) $ r 1 BtR Ills. On th.. Sth ;nat. the Ludy of \ Nor-General Sinnerieff, Balch. au iv Moo", Fihmehire. a m,. - thn the ult. Mrs. Plrerktn,uf Grange, nos fuliuburgu. of a sun and MAR lAG F.. 1.11.4, at Carmlnhm, t the Ra. William !Jig's Rader-, J. , 1t0 Morgan, Meg. or I- own Ar. ° , 'n tho bornuvl. to %tos I.lu'd, young.'" "turner of the flououtabic Lluyd, to that place. IniATHS. LatA‘ ninth rgrNtrd , athlahoose, at Redland, taiis Welter, one el liss Meecuy's Jetties; se the Paseo for the county of :::euc,ter. tho Ng, at Ins hones, in Ncw Iliretri.etreo, ItAvra, EA. On S•indey evening, at his how.. in Vdersgate stre. t, Wit, Saw tun , Esq. of Coeap.irte. Last erre, et tierresey, Mr. T. Smith. ten of Mr. Smith. I , 4 the St a Inc, Southinlonn. Hatigl sVA THIS DAY .tT LUNDttS %lan .. 29 min. alter 7 I Lv • ....3 min. ow.. • SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS, DRAWIN(OI, AND BOORS. BY Mr. RICHARDsoN, • At his house, Nu . 34 in Os Strand, THIS EVENING, at 'is o'Clork. A COI.I ECTION of PRINTS, Historical and T"pograohleal; sews, Vane rortraitg, Mowing% Stet die. tr Nop.ke, and isunkb or Pilots. To b. wiermed 6:1 dm Sale. Cat.dogues stay be AM of M.. R 51. Strand N , )1[111 WALE, VALE. OF CI, %YID At the Wh.te Lion Inn , it who', on TUE6I)AY. the D.y of tdoedmber, 111105, between the Howe of Two Sot o'Clock in the Evourq, in Lote. uniti. prioshooily by !meal. Cootraft. of ',loch due N..11e• w, be given, and .obieet to Condition% Oben to-tie produced, extensive and very improvable FREE -1 Efi CATE, dalli.d the nATI-11,1 , F.MN FS TI, . . _ coaakosiss 41 a capital mansion-b o urse, cancel Bali'&here I . Coach-hose, Stabling, and %enable Ont-buil.lini,. - duAire ICltehen-gardelia, and etteinhve Pleasuro•rouniti; gether with the W..nds, Demesne Lando, and /SHOW Farm. which are in excellent cultivation, 3•1 most r,speftataly minted, the Whole imitations upwards of Nineteen Ames of Wiwi. Th. delightful Seat of Bathe/ern Park, the romentk awl beautim of which are an well known, is situate mile Crum Riithin, nine from Denbigh, and nineteen it.... Chester, in the most beautiful and fertile Vale of Clwed, which, and the adjoining countri, the Mansion-house Pleasure-grounds command the mo.t delightful vie ra. The above Estate is well timbered, and part of it a suiti.n4. to contain very valuable veins of lead am, from which mu b plefit may he derived. The Farm-homes are in good reps • and the land, in general, is capable of great improvement. The several tenants will 'hew the N. ma is their resprialve holdings; and Mr Whitby, of pear Chester ( h.iv the main of the Estate), and Mr. Hut:ll Owen, of Sala. are authorised to treat for the whole by private enntrati. Printed Particulars may be had eif . Mr Whitby and M. Owen; alto of Mr. flushes, No. 9, irdlicen-coup, Leitsin.l ; Mean. Lace and Hassell. Liverpool; Me ft ;chant and Edward Jones, Sheep-hill, Manchester; at ti. lf , rel, Chester; White Lieu, it utttin Sun, Denbigh ; ar e t Lien, Shrewsbury. • ---"'"!"" 1131 e 3 a=:= wits ton' itan frtn Sm Aft I -