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a .4.' LVTELLISENCE. PORTSMOUTH, NOV. Cs. Arrived the Harrier sloop, Captain Wooldridge, froni the Downs.—Sailed the ela frigate, Capt. Fah* and the ileaci.l frigate, Capt. Wood, with a con'tov for she Windward and Leeward Islands. The iferua goes to the Leeward, and the Arista to the Windward station. From the eagerness of the Commodore to take advantage of a fine wind, a number of passengers are left behind. He made the signal at dav-light. and was under weigh in two hours afterwards, bet are brought to in Cowes Roads ; also the Paramatta. ; .170, ; and Li. de, for the South Seas. Arrived the ffr/iihsy, finiffeTabk, and Prioress Royal eoppered armed transports, under the coin 'gaud of Capr. Watson, of the Royal Navy, from the Downs. Wind, E.N.E. The Rat , onedle, of 04 guns, Capt. Barton, is or d•:red into harbour to be repaired. I.V MOUTR, Nov. '27. Came in the fir'leronhon man of war from the T. a , tward ; also the Pebiat, Captain Hammond, irom London, bound to Antigua.--Wind N. E. BRIIII A RI, NOY. 27. Sailed, this morning early, Flis Majesty's ship Gollarb, for the fleet otf Brest, under command of Admiral Cornwallis. The Lapeouvar remains with the crew of the Venerable on board. L find that there were but two midshipmen and one seaman drowned of the Venerable', crew : she is totally gone to pieces. The Nei& still remains together; but I few the gale will continue too long to save Much of her. rat.MOL'Tu, Nov. Sailed the outward-bound Lisbon, Oporto, and Mtditerraneati fleets, ander convoy of I lis Idajest y's ships L 47 Patine, of 41 guns ; La Privnyanle, of 40 gam; Camel, of 49 guns ; and the Riven, of 18 gem, with a fine wind at N.E. ; also the raiSl l )2' 11,2171 packet, Robarts, with two, Mails of the 13th and 20th inst. for I.ishon. The American schooner, Concord, Rosters, and the Swedish ship, Frederica, Bouhen, fish for the Mediterranean. Arrived the liaNdee armed ship, with a convoy from the Downs. Also, the Danish brig, Jove /mar, Capt. De Vries, from Dantzic, for Bilboa ; the London Trader*, —; Ea, ktiet/i. Courtney, and the Fun,. Frzenth. Flocking, from London, with • goods to this port. The Princes, .1ae.%.: packet, Stevens, with Mails of the r..lst inst. for the Leeward Islands, made signal for sailing yesterday, but was prevented getting out owing to the wind blowing so strong. Last night an order was received at the Agent's othee to detain het till further orders. Wind, N. E. arts, bor. 26. The ships from this place for Portugal are arrived at Spithead, but being too late for the general con voy, the Eurydice is appointed to take them from Spithead the first fair wind. On Tuesday last, the Prince irngimn, armed ship, sailed from the Humber, with the Margaret, NIL.- well, under convoy for Tonningen. Another convoy will sail from hence the 3tli of December, for Toriningen. Tip Nonrston, Wise, and Irtilvifore.., Norwood, l INA For Palau, are gone into the roads, and via bail from thence. under convey of the Je/as armed ship, the fiat fair wind. The ship of war mentioned in our last, which was launs bed on Monday morning from Mr. Shep herd's yard, is named the Veinureterdo carry twenty. four 32 pounders; she the same day went into dock. YARAIOCTII, NOV. '26. The Cortfre Awry! At woo. French privateer, lately civenmanded by Blackman, drove on the beach last night near this town, and it is feared will be last. DEAL, NOV. 2S. Remain in the Downs IN Majesty's ships as per last. The ifeposbai armei ,hip, which was drove on shore near Sandmen Castle, is entirely gone to pieces, great pan of the stores are saved. Wind E. INDIAN ARAIY: MILITARY PROMOTIONS FROM THE CALCUTTA GAZETTE. (Com!mint honk our Paper of Ye,ter(l.l.) FORMATION OF TUE TWENTY-SECOND AND TWENTY-THIRD REGIMENTS. TWENTY•SECOND R EGIMENT. Majors—Richard Ralph and Julin NUN.? in. Captaimi-.-George Dick, Alexander Orme, SArnuel Wood, Peter Grant; Sam. White, John Le:ltliart, and G. Richard.. Captain lor% or. Lieutenants—Henrs Jaques, 11 Griffiths, G. Warner, .1. P. Livesay, G. Yale..., Thomas Garner, Charles lUD•, W. D. Wall, C. Rethfith, L.ll. Davy, J. T. IlLickney , K.. 1. C. Wataoti, and G White. TWENTY-THIRD REGIMENT. Majors—Jam'.. Powell and J. H. I I utkthitholl. Captaius—Wdlialai Scutt , Jams Atkinstai, Charles Grant, J. Monro, J. &Bork, S.C. Jones, and& gt:nsart.. Captain Lieutenant—C. C. Wils.m. Lieutenants—ll. Ro!,ert.ini, W. Cmxton, 0. M. Popham, A. Richards, M Ikird, W. Graham, C. W. R. Posultri, A. T. Wats G. Bridge, JO4. FCIPI3IIOII, Sorge Birch, R. Roopa, R. S. Cornish, J. Titeher, J. C4lllling. C. T. G. Nicholdits, E. V. Dun•dolville, W L. Watson, R. Langi.loo, J. W. Palmer, R. rilkick, II T. J. Richard• son, J. Williamson, S. Moody. Eileard Dap, J. D. Guild, T. Gough, C. W. !Smoke, T W.n,lry, T. itrxanoler. L. HUGE, Sec. to Gov. Md. Dept. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GtTILDHALL, . TO-MON ROW. ar. II . Thomas Martin, Coleman street, and John Henry Ford, Coleman-street-buildings, wool .brokerr . 10 Hyani Solomon, puke-street, Aldgate, tailor and piece. broker . . 3 10 . . • Frednick Michael Fisher, F, ,rbiran, jeweller . . 310 John griwilen, late of the Grand Junction Wharf, White Friar.. tirnher•mercharit . . . John Gratrix Smyth, Bathes-row, Hrixton, Middlesex, merchant . 3 10 • . James Collett, late of the Strand, nil-merchant . . 11 Matthew Ma , kenzie, FleetAtr .et,viirtner . . 10 Chad,: Welton, Foster-lam., Cheaoside, warehnureman 10 II eel Linvd, Middle Temple-lane, mover scrivener . 2 10 Thumar grown the younger, late of Mill-end, Hertford. hire, tanner . . . Wiliam Dining, Plymouth, tallow-chandler . John Slielley, M ile-end mai, Midslle,ex, mariner John Web!), formerly of Truro, Cornwall, but now of Horocrtnir, Middlesex, wine-merchant . . George Stratton and Henry Stratton, glackfriars-road, Surrey, ironmongers . . . . Archibald Simpson, Priors -street, Soho, watch-maker Folliott Clark, Coventry street, 110 M CT • . . John Sawyer Paris, Al•lwinkle, Northampton, victualler George Tinfield, of the Strand, victualler . . Francis kr berts, St. Martin's-court, St. Martins-lane, mercer . . . 3 10 . 2 11 . 2 10 DI%IDENDS. John I.onsclale,Croxdale-mills, Durham, paper-manu factnrer . . John Delver Wit43lll, Georgeatreet, Queen Anne-strma Eau, pawnbroker . Dawkins Bird, Wiete•street, Bristol, tea-dealer . . John Mackenzie, late of Old (:ity Chambers, Bishops gate street. merchant . . . .came, Sheriff, Hatton-garden. merchant George Easterby and William bfacfarlane, Canada wharf, Rotherhithe. merchant; . George Wilson and Edward griddle, Fenchurch street, wine and hrandy-merchants . . . William Coombe, Queen.,treet, Cheapside, warehouses .. . man • . . . William Wicks, late of Nliddle-...5w, Holborn, haber dasher . . Andrew Gage, Itishopsgate-strect, wine merchant . John Lee, Bisloopsgate-street, wine-merchant . . Launeelot James, now or late of Middle-row, Holborn, linen draper . . John Furhor, Warnford•court, Throgmorton.street, merchant . . . Thomas Thomas, S , reathain-street, Bloomebury, jew eller . . James Maning, Barge yard, Bucklersbory, warehouse- 1 10 1 12 1 10 1 10 1 10 _ _ David Web.ter, Fore-street, liners-draper . James Noble, I'rtnces.street, Westminster, stable keeper . . • CERTIFICATES. Robert Drake, of Newgase.street, London, wine and brandy. merchant. Robert lienderloti, of Sun-street, Bishopsgate street, Lon d , n, draper. Bateman Knipe, of New Bond.wreet, in the Parish of St. George, Hanover square, wig-maker. !sates White, now or late of Newnham, Gloucestershlre, pat ten- rin e-maker Thomas k iruon and John Parkinson, of Coleman.street, chymists and du. egists. John Kershaw, of Wakefield, York, chemist and druggist. Thomas Johnson, late of the Wirougli of Leicester, carpenter, liu4h Johnson, Newcastle-npon-Ty lie, 'ionic carpenter. Richard Thoralinwm, of New Mahon, York, common-brewer. Plre int Riggs, of Charter-Hinton, Somerset, shopkeeper. John Brown, jun. of Livevoool, Lancaster, merchaot. _ Peter.burgb Malibu ra, A .... ED In tile trier—The flew., frmn Archangel; Fanny, ;ray, and the reateler, Feeter, (torn Peter.burgle. At Iltsll--D:atia, Forster, and the Alnico,, from late. At Cremate... City of Cork. front Archangel. At Falmouth—l'otor, —, from Oporto. At Belfast—St. l'otrick, Campbell, from Leaden. A bird of the hawk or eagle tribe was shot last week at Stocks. Park, near %Vetherby, by Mr. C.. Id I NOS, gatne-keeper to the Countess of Ass.a •kess. us the grounds near the house. It is of such enormous size and strength. as to receive the shot of three discharges before it was secured, and it then defended itself so powerfully, as to elude every de vice Mr. Cuss IS MGi could exercise to seize it, till he Mier's' the muzzle of hie gun. which it seized with such aridity, as to hang in that position whilst he reached the house. It is yet alive, and measures "use feet four inches from the extremiiies of the wings ; and its beak, talons, Ste. display astonishing strength. On Saturday sennight. the following maim %holy accident happened at Southhurn, near GM% Dritfield : Three or four warreners having been their rounds in the rabbit-warrens adjoiaing, on their return deposited their loaded in the pieces . house of one of the parties s shortly afterwards, one of the guns wis unfortunately taken up by a little bay of about eleven years of age. who levelled it at the servant girl, aged about fifteen, and shot her throusli the head, of which wound she died in great agonies in about an hour and is half. A few days ago, not a hundred miles front Dean, jf.-e " jolly compaaions" assembled fir the purpose of " meiaterisg f.l. it ekio,"—killing dull time—.and araciing ewer " anrfnus tares." True pat/ iotg. the eietiarious beverage they chose eras 'am, of sshich, in amicable compnyi6 TM. they quaffed .41C tal.'ry in limit mime space of time than 41: leer awl a k.dr! Two of these h.-viownts had made profuse hisa• limas before and, what will be thought still far ther remaikal.le, one of, them, so heartily disposed ets rive os honour due" to the delicious Anil. has leeched his ri , I , la.serobei free • !—This gallant ve t_ tom was mart icd a few =oaths ago. morma—_ TIMM LLOYD', LIST. Gm svcsem Nov. ti —Passed by the Vine, Christie, from Dimelmb, frnm Arehalgei i Itebeec.., arrd Naiad, Stephens, from Dairreic. GENERAL ORDERS. ET HIE EXCELLENCY THE MOST NOBLE THE Govzi- NOE GENERAL IN COCNCIL. Fort William, Jan. 5,1 S(. Hii Excclkncy the Most Noble the Governor- General in Council is pleased to make the follow ing Promotions: SIXTH arGrticsr OF CAVALRY. Captain Licuteu.itit Robert Houston, to be Captain of a Troop leen Mi. 22d I):ceraber 180,3, vice Smith, deceased. Lieutcnaint Alexander Cuinntings to be Captain Lieub•nant from the'ad of December 1603, cicellou•ton, promoted. Curare Hairy Thompson, to be a Lieutenant from the 4::d December 110:3, vice Cummings promo.ed. Cadet Francis Tell Emkine, to be a C tenet from the 24 Ni,.vember 1803, vice Coxwell, deceased. VIRST REGIMENT or N•TIVE INFANTRY. Easign Brown Roberti to he • Lieutenant from the 30th No- •ember 180:1. we Hardwick, decreed. The conditional permission granted to Captain D. M. Falvey, of the Kith Regiment of Native In fantry, by General Orders of the 20th ultimo, to proceed to Europe on Furlough on account of his health, is confirmed. L. 1100 K, See to Govt. Md. Dpt. GF:NFRAL ORDERS, FIT HIS ticeLteNcy THE MOST NOBLE TRH COVER- NON GENERAL IN COUNCIL. Rein William, Jan 7, IRO4. Lieutenant Colonel A. Kyd having arrived in Fort William, is &retied to assume the charge of the Engineer Department. conformably to the Ge neral Orders of Ilia Excellency in Council of the lab ultimo. L. 1100 K, Sec. to Govt. Ma. Dept The liorticulturai Society of London, instituted last March, the object of which is to form a Repo sitory for all the knowledge which can be collected on the culture and treatment of all Plants and Trees, both culinary and ornamental, have begun their winter meetings. The Officers are, Pte. dent—cos Ent - or Dan nouth. Vice Presidents—. Sir Joeph Bs:iks Bart. R.E. P.R.S S ; Right Ilumiumble Charles Greyslle; Richavd Anthony Sali•bory, Fsq ; Jams Sims M.l) LL.D. $ Mr. Janie* Dicksnn; John Winteosil, Lig Treasurer and Seereaary ; Rev. A. Cleere, Knigatakenlgt. Ct I.TLAL or CA C.ROTS -l'he following we be. lieve to be a correa statement of the produce of a crop of carrots, grown upon a farm in the possession of J. C. Cu Inv ksq. of Workington Hall. the last summer.—The quantity of ground sown was an ac r e and three quarters; the produce of ..hid' was ;el cart loads, at 70 stone each, or .5075 stone of carrots which, At bd. per stone, would amount to 1261. or 721. per acre. The tops would have fed thirty cows for fourteen days, which, at fourpence per day each, would amount to 7 L The ground was by no means promising. The carrot seeds were sown in stitches, which were thrown up as high as could be got by a double mould-board plott:Th. The furrows were frequently ploughed in during the summer, and kept as clear of weeds as possible. Nothing can exceed carrots, for feeding either horses or cows. Last Friday evening, at Mr. Josesorn se sots's, at Underwood, near Cockermouth, the floor of an upper loom, in which a great number of peo ple were assembled, suddenly gave way, and the company, with the furniture, &c. were precipitated to the ground. Providentially, it happened that none of the family was in the lower apartment at the time, and, as the flooring did not separate, no material injury was sustained by any person present. The shock, however, was very violent, and the alarm great. Asaxeex or his:. is —A very carious circumstance happened lately at Crosthsraite Church, near Kes wick. After %he christening of a child, the clergy man and the raker adjourned to the vestry-room, to register the baptisns ; but, alas ! the father, on being asked his wife's mew, could not recollect it! and had to tun a suktatida 441 for the reqoisite in formation, before the proper entry could be made ! Several petty robberies have within these few days been committed at Ipswich. On Saturday events; , between seven and eight o'clock, as a girl was walk ing in St. Clement's-street, with a bumile oilmen, a soldier of the Berkshire Militia forced it away from her, and ran off; but being closely pursued, and a stranger to the neighbourhood, he took down a lane which led to the giver, into which hr plunged from the quay us the depth of ten feet, from whence, however, he was soon extricated, and being taken before H. Stitailf, Esq. was committed, in his wet and dirty accoutrements, to the Town Gaol. - .. • . The fhllawin g circumstance descrves to be re corded :—On Tuesday the doh inst. the wife of DANIEL. Rooms-max.. weaver, observed at the back of the Town's Mills, Perth, where she had gone for watt.., an infant about four years old 9oat ing down the lead. She immediately called to a man who was standing by, but he observed the perilous situa tion of the child with unmoved apathy. Mrs. IZ•s assysurs then rushed into the water, and seised the child; but br'ng drawn ir.tn the current of the im petu.)us backtail, she was precipitated down Ole stream. It gives us pleasnre to add, that she was tae.nr our at the bacon, above the meal mill, with the child thin in her grasp, and both alive, although they hay pasted 'mks &w disienzu water wheels. k'F• s rucks Rank Stack 166 167 3 pei Cent. kd in 84 571 3 per Cent. Corssois 4 per Cent I p.n. Cent. Liiealty 981 Long Annuities 16 13-16 Shirt Annuities Imperial 1 per Cent . Dire Annuities 9 91 Oinnivai Ens. Lottery Tickets 191. 10s. Cunrols ton. T. DISH, Sieck4iniker, 4, Cornhill, sad 9, Charing ernes. PRICE OF IRl'll STOCKS, Nov. 21 Gri,•.iment Debentures percent Sri COURSE OF EXCHAt Amsterdam 32 3 2 U• Ditto at Sight 37 7 Rott..r.fam C. F It •••• t U. Hamburgh.... tt 6 10. Alma 32 7 U Pan% ll5 4 . Dtto t Us. 32 14 Tussoav, Nov. 27. % come itili. iv. Pic Naples Lobon 6O Oporto 6O Liuksha l4i *vat ion. I. I, 4. Portugal Gold in Cr. in are per oi. . ♦ 0 0 . . 0 0 3 New I.),Pars Sliver rq Bars Kew Le un each 0 0 U Aim em The Ralik at Holland 4, per Cent. i) 1111 I) • Mig ....N.... ....7I BOUrHc. On Wednesday last, the Lady of L. M'Laeldin, Esq. of • son. 01 the 20th inst. at Masons street, Bath, the Lady of Thos. Smith Barwell, Esq of a son. _ _ _ MARRI‘GES. loCtrdrost, Perthehire, no the 19th inet. the Rev. John Robertson, Minister, to Mos Helen 11-2rvey, third dafthter of Joh. Hervey. Esq. of Raiquhaple Timm :lay, at Lla-leftr. eassarthtn.h:ro, Zaeltariah An drews, Esq to Miss Ward. eldm daughter of Thomas Ward, Eq. of Soho, near Llanelly. tir ATH S. On the 9.h net. Mr. Richert Hart, enachnxiker, of Wi bonnie, Wilts, called at the bank theme, doe.* payment of a draft ; i.nmediatelv after ',hien, k ei,sioroe,..t. he :ell kim • tell dl, an 1 judged tome brand, world relieve him ; he l waiit into • ' . .uhlx- hove, to ask tot it, but before he coup dank it , he fen down and expired. Tomtit's, at 114erhury. Wile, the Reg. Dr. Syndereonsba, late o f Sy me Doo.et. Sunday last. a Rah. where he took refuge ahout eight years since from the trey Aes on the Cent:limit, venerable Dr. Maclaine. fifty years in e. , :ter of the English church at the Hager, and well known as the translator of Moshe.ni's Lac',•- siastiral History, 14r author of Letters to Same Jean ois. of Sr mon% *e Endear, to a numerous and nispedable ae lwintarc-v hit mcname stems the teat to requite the tribute of a pubic eulogy ; but. in ile,Anraig the lam of departed north, sincerity and friendship may be permitted buefly to inatc as slums to imitation and prate. Suffice It the to air, that in a pribationary c•r•tr+e of 12 years. Dr. Maclaine.. sap -- riot ember meats of mend and heart, him genius, learni.ig. an industry, smemittly directed he a here of virtue and truth, be piety and charity, ditius.:.l a influence 'Met the whole of hi profemional and domestic sphere. As a acimlar, a gen tleman, aiti di. in*, uttifiwinly ifsplaynag a judioaus taste, au aniahle deportment. and instrietlee eitastine. he was admired and bel;Yed by all elm c . .urted and enjoyed hie ; es. pecally theme( whom be wa.. a dietiuguished arches , pe-4he roan of edecatioa, the poii..h.d eernpanit..., the bviievelea friend. and piers Chimeras C•uathe4 in the inain.,iole armour of the haat, he rece.:ted with trani.h the amanita 44 the la•t clime of inan'zind as t a no small canted-nom to his mourning frienlo to iota..., that v.: as had been the excel:nee and eimice s.f his i,fe, ehey Imre aura:Ned be the f nide& whi c h be diSpLive-!. and t►e happiest, be enjoyed, in the hoer 8f impend:tag r 1 ..• 1114i11 NAT= THIS DAY AT LONDON IIkIU,A, 47 um after It. Rt.IMICAUX •$3 14 - - Ma Ifni Dab evils —. in Pape* I Ditto &limos Lethaen so Gen.'s 45 Lie Pie. DoMon on Lon4om , Nor.: ' R.tfact on London (Noy 11 It-Iraw on nulgil • A. , v. b .. SALES BY AUCTIOT. PRINTS, BOOkS OF PRINTS, ANCIEN T STAINED GLASS, AND PORTFOLIOS. Ry Mr. RICHARDSON, At hu Ifou,e, No. 31, in the Strand, THIS DAY, tied To-mORROW, akTwelve A COLLECTION of PRINTS by the be,t M ,sters, viz. Audran, Benne, 11 . rghain, CAtt ia , vet, Sir Robert Swint.. Morghen., veto, Welle, dc. &c. Rare English and Foreigii p The whole in bare condition, many woofs; minutia the Ra..k, of Prints are Bishops SW's •s, Ten.erv's Gallery, Th e ,,,.. d , la Grand Bretagne, Piratiesi's 'hews in Rome, .Ic. AS.Pn thirty Lots of Ancient Stained To be viewed rhis Day. Catatogues. may he had, price Orte Shilling, a Mr. Richardson, No. :IL Stra.tri. VALUABLE BOOKS AND FIRE ARMS, dc. By Mr. STEWART, At his Auction Rooms, 194, Prceadiry (opposite Alban, House), THIS DAY and TO-MORROW, • A VALUABLE COLLECTION of BOOK I. IRE ARMS, Are. Amonga the Books will be fen -• Stow's Loathes, 4 vas.; Gent/einnec Retrearl.:„' large Paper ; the Costume of the East Indies, data% ~ Chop Lousy, Turkey, Persia, and th e Levaut, es:Whited beautiful Drawings, with Descriptions, a Voic. ; Oroc'h Ott tinuities lusposcsions; Clranger's Bingraphictl Ildtory, I ustiaterl with a profusion of Portraits, bound, in l Vets ;.1-r -bertson's Works, 7 Vols.; Wyndhanes Tour in Wale; age de la Perou s e, Pisces, 5 Vol:; De Lairessele Grand Cy sts des ['Moires, Plates, 2 Vols.; Milton's Panda: Last, a suiserb Edition, French and English; Herbier de It France, Plates coloured, 8 Vols.; Lasater, by Hunter, very . fine Im pressions; Eocyclomedie, or Dittronary of Arts and l i l , ieneer„ 10 Vols.; Voyag.s lmagirraire,99 Tons CEuvres de Voltair e , Edit. de Beaumarchais, 70 TOM j CEurnis de R 011.1,111, 39 Tom.; Annual Register ' 44 Yob.; Johnson an d Stertcyta Shakspeare, illustrated witha profusion of fine Prints, a Plini superb Copy, eh-gently bound in blue Morocco, gut gl Vole.; Hoe::u's Roman History, 11 VOIC j MUTT!. de Burton, coloured Plates, 54 Tom.; Henry and Humes tory of England. 20 Vols.; an es.cellesit Selection of Fre.di Authors ; likewise the Work: of Burns, Blair), Goldsmith, Smith, Sterne, Moliere, &c. &c.; two excellent Fowling Pice:s ; an Oeer's Fusee; two pair of Pistols, &c. The w:.06 of which will be sold without reserve. 1:o be tiewed i and Catalozue, had at the Room'. By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, At their Hours., No. 14. in the Strand, oppocite Catheiime Street (removed front lork•street, Cave,:t Garden), on MONDAY, December 3, and Four following Days, at Twetve o'Clock, 9 - 111 F. MEDICAL LIBRARY of the late THOMAS BAKER, Esq. of Uxbridge, M:ddlesea. Together with an Eiectrirwl Machine ; a Fracture Bed, for a broken Limb ; and othue Cliturgical tostruments some An, toinwal Pai nn n gs, dec. To be viewed thus Day ; Catalogues be had at the Place of Sale. • ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE, A TOWN CHARIOT, &c. By Mr. SQUIBB, At his Great Room Saville-passar, Saville-row, on MON DAY NEXT, December 4, and Two following Da) s, at Twelve *Vint*. THE truly Elegant and Fashio na bl e HOUSE. HOLD FURNITURE, huge Pier Glares, Co.aex Mirrors, beautiful China and Bi cult Ornaments, Lunen, Gi randales a fine toned Grand Pianoforte, witliaddkional Keys, by Stodims, a statuary' Marble Chimney Piece, Pier Fables, a complete Merlin's Chair for as Infirm Person Ponta and Drawings (rained and glazed, an exceedingly good Town made C•iariot, and • great variety of valuable Etfeas lac the pru perts of a Lady, brought from her residence in the si7inity of Fitan.y-square. The Furniture (while es it the highest sena of preservation, having been very recently new i coin; rises an el-gant Drawing-room suite of beautiful Chintz Cotton in French Window Curtains. with Sofas and Chairs en suite, ca;iital siJeboard Table, vase Knife Cases, Dini ng T a bl es um Pillars and Claws, handsome Card, Pier, and Peinbroke Ta ble,, Wardrobes, Secretaira, commode Chests of Dr.wers,. Four-post and Field Bert.taaals, with Chian Cotton Furniture'. seasoned Goose Feather Bed; and Bedding, Eating Parlour and Bed-room Chairs, handsome B7ussells Carpets, figured t./.I C-oths, elegant R gister ant Rumford stoves. Kitchen Kamm.. Smoke Jack, and culinary Utensils in Copper and Tin, alert: Bathing Tub, "c. May be viewed till the Sale, when Catalives may be had at 6d. each. Valuable FREEHOLD FARM and TITHES, NOR Ili AMPTONSHIRE. Re Mews. SKINNER, DIKE, and Co. At Gamwa 'a, nu MOND.% Y, December 9, at Tedvu o'Clock, in One Lot, A VALUABLE and very desirable FREE- Z.& HOLD FAR M, situate in the Parish of Irclpster. by the hart mad, and bounded by the River Nene, Oa* \lile from Wellingborough, arid about Thirteen Own NP'th. Ammon Comprerog the Parsonage Farm, containing Acres of inclosed rich, grazing, meadow and fertile Ara.,l4 Land, tree of Great Tythes, a v er y gnOd Dweilieg Horse, Offices aol bandana, with esery necessary Out•buirding, t Ceiba' with tire Imorupitet, Tyth sof Cerra, Grain, and Has, Mise:l from ab.mt Seventy Acres of t.ld inclosed Land, ", Pessewroy of an unexceptionable good Tenant, whose Lease expires at Michaelma 180 G, except 10 Acres. Held from yoar to year, at rents asnountlng to Mg. per ans. nil , " • of increase at the expiration of the term. Alan the impro iniateGreat 11) this of co:A, grain, and bay, aming from Ha acres of old hicl,fted ,arid in hand. May be viewed, a - id printed Particulars had at the George, Nortionsioon ; Hurd , Weihngbnmuch ; Crewe, Lzicester ; Market Harbu• °ugh and Neirport P.gtrei ; George. Woburn; a ire Printers ut the fi•rrthan.!•ton, Leacoster, and Coventry Paper. of Mr. Gerlard, Solicitor, Gray': •Maras gboeuturei ; sa the Place • Sale; Mcors. kkumer, 11)tke„ and Co. Whiclutt • at. TOWN OF UXBRIDGE, MIDDLESEX. Ry Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Great Room, in Pad Mail, on TUESDAY. December 4, at One, in THREE LOTS, by Order of the Executors Hijogiason„ Two. deceased, ACAPITAL Substantial, and most Conveniert FREEHOLD DWELLING, with two Coach•hous , s, Stabling foe nine Horses, Offices of every description, Pi , asuie G•ou..is, Lawn, Kitchen Genic), islicelisin Frost Wall-..tr. situated in the Taws r.l Uxbridge, Middlesex. The Prem. mirror four newt Apartments on each Floor one of th , a Disiinwrooni, lb feet by ;lir, with depot recrises erns enin.rins ' the windows to the floor opening into a 1.,anti:...1 reasoreGr..und, diversified unit Lawn, Orchard, and Slice: of Water, and terminated by a walk on the bank of a dear iercain, abounding with Tome and whet rob, (keen-house, Alcoves, spricimis Cold Rath, in. the whole in cuncilete and elegant order, farming a mom desirable ressfeice for the Met c :lane or opulent Trades.usii, reading ( ' ow London. Aim, two ne. t comps.% Houses adjoining, ennmanding an equally &slither"' View with the preceding Premises co.: a Smaatiinl Country, with Offices, Gardens, Ars. The ',hide rosy he viewed or. Monday -eta, between the Hour* .4 One sad Four, with Tickets way, tw ik( Lai Pin Mail, LMOOK ...I'l‘noYl hr G D kVIDSON. Ne. 35, Wyclt •.r..te, St. and ruNiabed M K. 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