The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-10-27 00:00:00

I CHILAXPORD, Oer. 26. We never ereentedes more painful duty than that which we glare to perform in cur tete!ication of this day, in Tel:eine the particulars of a n.ost dreadful fire, which broke nut in the stahles (lithe Dog pub lic-house, in this town, on Monday eveain4 last, about eight o'clock ; the lamer:table consequences of which were scarcely ever equalled. A party of H tnnverians, about 129 in number, marched into the town about two o'clock the same day, and were for convenience lodged in the home hod stables II pun the premises we have nreimeri•ioned. Fa riatied with their match they retired to rest at an early hole • eventy of them in patticulait tato a large stable, without arty other last- oing to the door than a latch. lu the evening, at the time beforeonetv Coned, an alga mof fire was given, the drums beat to arms, and the premises, where the seventy men lodged (among whom were some women) were dis covered to be in flames ; the rapid increase of which was so great, that the whole town was never in the memory of man. is such great danger. Unacquaint ed with tbe nse of a hitch, and seeing their destruc tion so nigh at hand, the Hanoverians were some time before they could open the door, but it was easily effeeted on the outtide, and they (it was sup posed all) made their etespe, many of them, how ever, most dreadfully scorched, and their clothes on tire. The engines front the ditfclarai offices had by this time ban drawn to the spot, and, not withstanding the violence of the flames, and the passagt; so narrow in the approach, they were p!ayeei with considerable Area. A large party of military in the garrison and in the town, together with the Volunteers, colleeted and joined in the general evertiens of the inhabitants, wish that ear nestness to arrest the progress of the names, which will ever be remembered by thnee who were speeta tots of it Evesy mind was perfealy rejoiced within itself, that Providence hail spared the lives of those , who were juts before the inhabitants of the buildines which were .o a short time swallowed up by the de vouring element. Little did those present suspeel that twelve poor unfortunate fellow-creatures were struggling under the ruins. The intet fetence of the Almighty in this instance slices itself in Cos most visible 'she ; for, had eh it circumstance been known, such was the enthusiastic bravery displayed leetha out its knowledge), that numbers of lives would no doubt have been lost in the laudable endeavrur to reectiethese poor mortal.. who, from the situation they were the next morning discovered in, were, a few minutes atter the fire began, totally deprived of life. About twelve o'clock the flames had com pletely snbsidtd. The next morning (Tile , d ty) numbers repaired to the spot, who, by troletitatily removing pieces of timber, at last core to the hot id speftacle ot part of the remains of an human being! Alarmed at thesight, and eager to ; urine the dice very, the rubbish was quickb mined over, and no less than twelve bodies were drawn out in a mutilated state, too dreadful to describe, and too piteous to behold ! The bo dies were removed, and will be most decently in terred this day, in separate entrst, at the upriver of the parish By order of the Duke of York, the whole garrison and volunteers will attend and per form military honours over the graves . The scene during the fire was truly la mentable; persons re moving their goods and families; furniture stand ing in almost every corner of the street, and men, women, and children, inhabitants of the adji.ining tenements, partly asked, expeaing their divelliege in be swallowed ttp in the general coutlagration. Tre property destroyed, we have the sathL.nliou to find, is, for the getter yam insured ; that of some , few mechanics excepted, who lost all teen t and what little i nopetty they had cell. iced from their on n indust y. A number c)l.luns..s t.e1..1;?;:n 4 to the Royal Waggon Train were in th • tastari-s, all of which were rtmos t.d but two, and they were burned to death. One other onferttniate ainoee tian died the nest moraine fonn rive injury he receiv ed. and several others continue in a doubtful state; hot, contrary to report, one oyes-mains unite mint • el for It is de. en tern of the I lanoverians tosmoke continually ; a pipe is cost i.Wed by them as om• of tte greatest !mimics they enjoy ; but we do rot I mean to assert that the accident arose from %l el I circumstance. hut refer our vradets to what trans , Fired in evidence upon the inquest, the particulars of which we have bsen• favoured with by the Coro- Der himself. On Wednesdsy, a very respeftable .Jury of the town WAS summoned by ti.t. C',o(o-,e, to in vestigate the cause of the fire, by which the twelve poor men last their lives. A considerable number of witnesscs were examined, both Hr noverians and others, who were About the pre veliws at the commencement of the fire, but the real cause could not be ascertained. It WAS stated in evidence, that the men had gone to rest in the stables belonging to the Spotted Dug public-house, brt ween seven and tight o'clock in the evening, and that about half an hour afterwards an alarm of fire 'was given in one of the stables, containing upwards of seventy of them, which, however, w.s immedi. Adele put out by one of the Hanoscrians in the stable without any damage being dune; that in about an b , tir afterwards a secant( alarm of fire was given in the same stable, which raged vs furiously, from the eriantity of straw Cat w as in it, that, rotwlthatand ing the great exertions used by the military of the garrison, the volunteer!, and other inhabitants of the town, to quench the flames, the whole building, with an adjoining stable filled with Hanoverian., was in a very short time reduced to ashes ; Oat the unfortunate men instantly rtisbed to the dour of the stable wit re the fire began, bin finding it latched by a common lion larch on the outside (which is lifted ap by putting the finger through a hole in the doot), and they rot knowing, or. in their great hurry and confusion, not attempting to open it in that way, were for a time prevented making their escape. F.very soul must have perished in the flames, had rot the Corporal of the detachment, to whom the slarm of fire had been given, most providentially -un down to the stable, and extricated them from heir distressing situation. Several of the survivors were shockingly burned, one of whom died the fol owing morning. The Jury, after retiring for a e.nsiderable time, returned a verdia of /kris/extol Death. The public are much indebted to Capt. Wright, if the 47th Regieseat, who, at the rcque,t of the attended the inquest, and interpretrd the Haoov crians.—(4:4cha am.) NAVAL lATELLIGEN.CZ. roRTSMoUTH, *CT. 25. Atri•:ed several outward bound vessels tram the linens. Sailed the Brioannift. illuserch. Ude", Eli*ha, , &trios), und /Pk, with troops fur Guernsey, Lutare hmught to in Cowed R. ads. Arrived the Camel st ore.thip, from the - Downs. Came into Harbour. the Cerberus frigate. TALMOUTH, OCT. 23. &ilea the PriffressChortatte packet, Capt. Kerr, with'a MO for Halifax, and the Prides Ernest pac ket, Capt. P.lrie, with a Mail for the .14evrard Idands. Wind Eagerly. VEAL, OCT. 23. Sailed yesterday, after post, the Pluto sloop of war for Portsmouth. Arrived the Craiwr sloop of war, from Margate Roads; Prospero and Lucifer bombs, Alamo sloop of war, Thrasb,r, Sparkler, and Escort gun-brigs, from ff the French coast, and remain in the Downs with the ships as per last. P. S. Sailed the immer;aiiie frigate, and the Aloes. slcop of war, for Sheerness.—Wind S. E. YARMOUTH. OCT. 25. On the 22d, at two p. m. the Pt....iicnce, Cairns, from Archangel, being riding off Winterton, a ves sel, which looked like a Gravesend boat, but which proved to be A privateer, carrying about 60 men, bore down and attempted to board them, but was beat ofr: she made a 5...:0r.d attempt about nine p.m. but was so warey received, that she thought fit to stand nut to sea. The Provideace carries six guns, and 10 men. The same greening, about six o'clock, a boat be longing to the Badger, Excise cutter, Capt. Gun thurpe, was lo, , lciug out nu the coast for smugglers, she attempted to b )ard a vessel brought up or xvhich fire,:. a them, aoJ wounded the Se rood mate and or.e man. The Erl , w speaking French, leave no cl.mbt bot she was a privateer, arc allim idencz of t 1 [RUM LL'JYA S LIST. fiIkAIM.V4I:I, Oct 24.—.P.0,ed by Ow lan., Teas&le, from Queore Vrow Wt hel.utna , Rock : • ..:ic Young M.4,Eareti.e, Ceaskin, from Pe , etthuggla Vrr . J twritanti, from Nat- Per lam; .lone Maria, in ~ oven; Johre Veto.. 'EWA, r. ' 4 : inner her, S•iprni ; Witt Eliza -; • ..rd and Wi he h. F:e.,•iber ; and the Vow v e i n ,. s wa n s , f rom I.:..nbd e n ....Sade:.l the Trusty, Frazer, for kft:cs ; Two Skeni, Arti4 few G,br.lltar ; Uorothea Bar tuna, Braver, fur Eliinore; Vim," Johanna, I)eyan4 ; Viooheth, Good: s; Jn..ge Warawbr, —; and the Handells, for Em!ed..n. Ora .-..ress..l by tli- Bet.ey, Coslson, fiom Husum; Opeu.. Robs, Hope. App.. and the Undetfinding, • teu.yez, from Puppenbutgh; fisuptaoch CA,llBlOlt, here Itibaa utslatn, Han lake, front ituttadam ; Vrow Barnes, hum Endsdett ; Vr w Catharine. Uujn , and the Vrow Balfuts, —...... from Lear. •11111IVILD. Off D ver—TboCathatin ~ Robson, from &non. At Hull—Clue Woodkowor, Illanclmol, iron New York. At Oak.— fhe Edward, Craigie, Ir, a Phttaelelp!na. At Cartliaglas—The Friendship, LitilY,fonutiewfoundland. At Smyrna—..Tbe Tran.it, Munheali Rambler, ; and May Ana, form London. CRUELTY. To the great honour of the English while at the Cape of Good Hope, they protafted the Hottentots, who. on every account, seem to be the best pro. du: ion in the forty and features of men, of which the colony can boast. Something like justice was a 'noniste ed ; murder (for a Dutch Boor feels not r. u:h compation is n u derir g a Hottentot) was r •piessesi ; and the croLlty displayed by a floor was punished, to his no small astonishment and indigna. :inn, as will be seen in the annexed anecdote. which ss ill not be read without emotion:— " The next house oe halted at upon the road pre • rite.l us with a west horrid instance of brutality. Woo:moved a 6ne Hottentot bay, about 8 years of age, sittir.g at the corner of the house, with a pair of iron ings clenched upon his legs, of the weight of ten or twelve pounds; and they had remained in one situ uicas Ms such a length of time, gnat they ap peared to be sunk into the leg, the muscle being ohm:lied ho Is above and below the rings. The poor creature was sr benumbed and oppressed with the weight, that b ing unable to walk with ease, he crawled on e ground. It appeared, on inquiry, that they had been rivetted to his legs more than ten months ago. What was to be done in a case of such wanton and deliberate cruelty? It was scarcely in hu man nature va behold an iunocentboy for ever maimed in so barbarous a manner, and at the same time to look upon the cold-blooded perpeaatoowithent feel ing a sentiment of horror mingled v ith exasperation; a sentiment that seemed to say it would serve the cause of humanity to rid the world of such a mon. ster. The fellow shrunk from the inquiries of the indignant General (Vandeleur) ; he had nothing to allege against him but that he had always been a waibless boy; I e 1-a 1 lost him so many sheep; he had dept when he ought to watch the cattle; and soda like frivolous charges f a negative kind; the amount of which, if true, only proved that his own interest had sometime* been negleled by this child. Deter mined to make an example of the author of such unparalleled brutality. the General ordered him instantly to yoke his osen to his waggon, a:at placing the boy by his side, to drive dirally to head-quarters. Here he gave orders to the farrier of the filh Reg. of Light Dragoons to tar Ie off the irons from the boy. an operation that required great nicety and attention, and to clench them as tight as he could on the legs of his master, who roared - and bellowed in a most violent manner. to the inexpressible satis fattion of the by-slanders, and, above all, to that of the little sufferer just relieved from torment. For the whole of the first night, his lamentations were incessant; with a Stentorian voice, a thousand times he vociferated, " My God! is this a way to trJat Christians?" His, however, were not the agonies of bodily pain, but the bursts of rage and resenunen: on being put on a level with them. as they call them, of the Zwarte PAtie, between whom and the Christians, they conceive the difference to be fully as great as between themselves and their cat tle, and: which, indeed. they most commonly honour with the appellation of Zwerie Yet, black cattle.— Having roared for three days and as many nights, at first to the great amusement, but afterwards, to the no less annoyance, of the whole camp, he was suffered to go about his business on paying a heavy penalty in money for the use of the boy, whom he bad abused in so shameful a ist.inncr." CORN-EXCHANGE, fatnAr, OCT 24. The arrivals of Wheat 'to-day are large, mmtly from Essex and &Wolk ; and for the best saninles hut prices are supported. The trade rather heavy tor other sorts. A large supply of Earley, but the late demands cause sales rather at advan:-. Old Beans and Grey Peas are in short supply and dealer. Having large arrivals of 041 s, they are something cheaper, excepting for the 6r.t quality ; and little alteration in other articles. CU 'SUN . ' . PRP:F. OF GRAIN. Wheat 68 80 .118 i. dean• .44•. MN. Ort. Fine des. O9. 935. Od. I Tick'tlean• 46. 0.1 Rye, ram 41s. 43t. Od. Oats 84; Vs. 29t. Harley 44. 49t. ...30.. 31. 0.1. Malt.. Ills 87.. 04. Rape 5eed.......411. 441. Go. White Fees 84a. GOs. Od. Fine F1uer......75s 80.. Grey Peas 424 4611 Od. 7Ss. OA RETURN OF WHEN Including only (rein the Bth agreeably to a. d. 29 Quarter at 88 114 - at 86 312 - at 84 IS at b 3 290 -- at 82 31 at 141 601 - at 80 295 -- at 79 1010 - at 78 1460 at 77 2947 - at 76 3475 at 75 In7ll ----- at 74 874 at 78 1140 - at 72 52 -. at 71 6 Total 18,194 giant Oa. lid isictsc: A RETURN OF FLOUR, IFrom Oct. 13 to Oct. 19, hunt the Circlet Office. Sack.. s d. Sacks a. d. Sack. s. 4 114 80 0 74......79 I 0 72. 67 0 22 79 0 f 126.. . ....71 U 84 66 0 11164 0 5797. 70 0 43 63 0 599 74 0 10 69 6 60 64 0 718 73 • Ilk.. .69 0 47. 63 GI 79 6 361 64 0 60....... 56 0 Tutal-21,670 Sacks.-- Averat i e 735. 1?4. 3s. 741. higher than last Return. IN THE BOAOUGII IiTAIL. Per Bushel. Turnip......... lits. to YO. W.Mutitat4Seetl to 106 0,1 BrowD ditto to 164 Canary 7. od to es Od RreGrasspr. qr. 13. to 24. TOCEITI. Kent 11 144 to 41 4s Sussex 31 10s to 41 Os Furuluns 61. Os to 71 10s 175,110 N . r AND STRAW 1110*T. WIITTIC AAAAA . Hay. .... .. ...SI 10% a 41 10. x.......... 0 1 0, a 01 1)a Clover 4l 10. a SI St St aw .ll 14 a 11 Inv smi ninuo, Fstostr. o_l. £6. To +ink sM cdbil.—per stone of 81b. • Reef 4. Od to is 04 e V. 1.44 OJ to 'it 04 Mtoto.l .., 3. 64 to 4 &I Puck 4:4 04 to 44 4d Lamb ....Ss lid or 4s Sil I lead of Cattle thi. D..y, Wage, about :gel—Sheep and Lambs, 1:000. - - tam - GATE AND IFADENHALL MARALTS By the carcase. Beef $a 04 .n 4. Od I Tool • 2. 114 to 4s S' Mutiou....t. 84 to 4. 04 Posk" 3. osl t , 4. 4tl Lamb --St Od to 4s 04 PRk OF TALLOW. St. Jamee's Market ..44 7d Toro Tallow 764 6d Clare Market 44 6 lOWA ',lntl. j ............73. Whitechaml Market 4. 4i R0....1a rin I S i.) . 6% Per Slope of Slip. .....—. Melting Stud ....ISt 60.614 19t 6.1 Ditto rough 44. Average Prim....ds 6.1 Orates Good Dregs 11s Yellow !I op, Sts--Mcgthel, 90s—cord, 940 Friar of carultes, pet dm. Us 0.1.—M.i.61#1., 1:1, 04. RAW HIDES. Hest Heirois and Stosta, 4os stone s 34. 34 to 4s. 4.1. Mrieltint 34. 4d. to So 61. Ordonary /112rket Calf --. 104. 6.1 English Homo P 4tt a ft. 6.1. to 44. 04 Limit/Ain. Pelt .r. %Pr La... 1,1, % EMI, SO to !.61b. each V+ to VU Ditto, 60 to 651 n. each 244 to 254 Ketcham. Hacks —4 to 214 Itrening lialet.. 2'd to 214 rim, c ~ ll /fides 991 to t'td ('rep 1414, tnt calling *24 to 2t4 Flat 40ntio ire l'.1( filmy .t 0 to *nib. per Dutaa 314 to 374 I)i , to, sd to 701 b....... 3.14 to lirila 1)41., 70 to 80%. 104 ta 324 r . 5.111115,01 ( Gr.etiland). 4124 1 , 1 441 L Lyle.- riato 1004 t.. 1604 per Leen. Tanned Horan Helm 22a to illea we Is bk. COAL I.ICITANGE. Oct. 14. 11.4 rt Coats, in the Pool. pot (.Itokkm '914 Col. Deliveieit to 14.ortt•keepere et 70.. 14. Cusl•-ri inAL prf Cl:Aideos 34s 04. DAgyonid to H..tookoopott at 664 0 Yebtento--kix,.. Cholla' M. Prue!mused-I..6day at flue PO;lie Ofrwrs. PRICE OF limn STUCKS, Oct. *1 O.:neve...beet Debentures, per rent 611 Government Debentures a per cunt Grand Ceu..l Leas.. C. per amt. Wel-st,eet wit* Goy. Seem 4 per e-nt.-- cuURSL OF 1L1C91.4./41 Aiasterdatti .... 30 9 2 U. Ditto at Sight.. 37 7 kutterdani 1 02 U. Ifamb , inth.... . 1.5 1 2 U. Alton 35 4 2 U. Pans 1 dsp's doss 15 6 Ditto flourtfiraos 33 12 Portugal Gold in C., s n Ma trill Ditto tad is l7 is Paper New Dollars Ditto Bilbao Leghorn Ol Ain.. on the lkiiik el H 4604 Genoa 45 5 Or Cent Dublin .in London (Oct. 111 l3l a IS a Ist Me4(an on Lenin (Um 1 2) 7 11; i Lii.4: .3 Unblin 4r12u).. 5: 7 61474 F4,..c. O c Velum #v %spins Lisbna itre pen. 591 D. 141,1 I. • T IN MARL LAKE, of Oct. to the 13th of Oct. the neer Act. s 362 Quarters at 71 1131 at 73 904 --- 68 90 at G 7 401 - 66 41 at 65 177 - at 64 179 at 63 121 at 62 22) -, at 61 16 at 60 180 at 59 348 --- at 57 365 at 56 444 at 55 57 ,-,, at 52 -Average 725. 11d. 1W ha Iretom. UXBRIDGE. The Corn Inspedlot 7 7ite;;;,ot; Thursday, Oct. 1• Wisest, per load 131 Od to 221 0.1 Bader) Per V 384 Od to 44. Od Oats 2Ca Od to 32s Od leans 446 at to 46s Od Ditto arra 404 ud to 44s Od Pone 46s 04 to 304 04 PRICE OF SEEDS I ST I Per Cot. Red C10ver....400. to 103 s. White ditto...6os. to 105 s. Trefoil .......18s. to ♦4s. Car away-- 93s kr 100 s Coriander .....94. to Ids. SACS. PRICE sent 41 Os to 41 164 Sussex .41 Os to 41 1 144 Essex 41 Os to 41 10.1 014 Doll FRICK OF Hi: un 111. 2 4 %res. H• 1• ?I 141 a 41 fir Nay. Ol Oa a 01 Or Straw lt 1111 a Itl Os Clover 01 Os aOl Oa MkET : ING OF CiEnt FORS AT GLTILD:IALL, oN I.4,6NDAt. (w . Daniel Banal, late of Wlaitech.ipri-road, apotlierarY 1 13 Peal). rtaeklin'a-yattl, uear :It THIS DAY AT LoNIXOI 13 man. after 9. - six•rlt. In Charlotte Wan, Portlaud viec e the land, Eay. of a son. ' t h D. Sather. MARRIAGES. On Thursday, at St. Geurgo's, lianineraquara, Mr. p e t" South, of Chelsea, to Mis Ann Kue, '' mill daughter of M i . Ku, of Burton, Lincolnshire. Late's, St halibuts, near Maerlesfii•ld, Mr. Chas.Woogy a ,g bessiseiler, of Liverpool, to Sim: Phillips, of In , rnriorh arn . _ On Monday tut, the 22d inst. at 1,..v.np0u1, Tion:oat John Terke, Esq. eldeit son of Thomas Pado, Esq. of It fluteie, I.ancestrire, to Ntiaa Colqunt, daughtsr of Jot Cot. quirt, Esq. of Mouittyieasaiit. Litoly, at Chelnssfor.i, by the Rev. J. I.eole, Ream of In. getestlme, Williiw. Fottesenr. Eq. or W•iiLle 1.,e1. 2 e. t o 54.,, Elisabeth Lewis of Chstinahl.til, and , I.,u;liter in the Lit: it m J• Lewis, of tiantlon. On Saturday lait, at Little ()Arley, n" ir liirni J•ihri Ntrerd, lkitri4tet at Law, to Mi,o andgeolaugatar ut prian Bridge, lE:vq. of Dover -court, Essex. DT.ATI IS A fiim days since, Miu Worth, &Alen dsughtet ofi. Worm Esq. of Worth, beta . . id,. a ft er a *hurt illness. at hi. tootitces Wodoield, Tiverton, Dr. WJrtlt, of Plymouth. O Nfooday, itic 2:J Instant, was inaerved at St Peter* Cathedral, Cragi.rs Watt, Eiiq son of the eatelwa.elJall3.lB Watt, F.vq. near Birmingham : a ynung man t. 4 r.a.ik al 'rum anJ phdcwiphicail ttuastunmita a, it, render h to .a :go• pit.ot loot to the lilrr.-y world. _ - gttheelay evening, :riugliton Man l ey*, Korn, aaer a short Vine's much linnet , the Rev. kobmt uni• the Pt.:bent:snot of Iti.th, , ter C ithedn,l, Iteetnr a; hl4 herb, and VicarVtearuf SibUllie, In the aid county. SALES BY AUCTION. LEASE. UPHOLSTERY and CABINET STOCK, 110r1:- 1101.1) FURNITURE, PRINTS and EFFECTS , Cunt* of BuJi•laite, Caution-street. IV Nevins BUSTY/N and VERNON, On WEDNESDAY next, and f Wowing Ds e, at I I, b 7 virtue stint: F.•• frorn the Sherif, THE Genuine 11:.11.:.ZE1101.D FURNITURE, Plato ' Aioick and Usetwile irt Trade, ei Mr Fi.lU itloT, U;tholler ant Cabinet Maker, de.,saii; including the usual assert.ursit of Cabinet Wsrk, in Ward. robes, Double, Single, and Commode Clusor of Drawn, es eelleast Seeretuirs and Bookcases. sets of Dining, Prielmilse, Card, and Br^akfast 'Fables, Mahogany ei.d Japanned Claw, Sofas, Tea Chest., Caddy s, Drought Board., Pior Dressing Classes, a variety of Turkey, iirrissels, 11411Pler y Venetian Carpets, I 'earth Rugs, Crsm Ba'se, Ticks, Fur. niture Cstinits, Bed:tract. with Cotton Furniture, GooAe Fee. Vier Beds, Mattresses, Blank e ts, an Eight-tay Dial, Ri , .clten Requisites, and Miscellaneous artxles. Precisely at One o'Clock in the Post Day's Sale, wilt be ‘oll, the De-irable LEASE of the PREAUSES, for an Un-tpirell Term of Nineteen Years from Miebatlmas lad, at a wee rate Rent. The Newton Inky now le viewed, and the Filets Otte thqf preriAn to the hate; when Particuiart and Catelor r e.7a trly be had on the Pr.snlea I of Mr. Sol•citor, Niineing•Lor. Feste.on:h attest; cud of Messrs. Burton and Venom, No. CS. Condt,ll. N. N. The H zusebold Fuzulture,, Una. nuts, Scc. %VI be sold on thz First Dm. FREEHOLD AND Er ASPHOELk EST.ITEJE, STAArEURU GRBEN,AND IN THS BROADWAT. By Mr. SMITH, At Getrurara, on TUESDAY. the TOth of Noverishar. By Order of the Egeentors of Mr. SAMUEL TURNER. deceased, in Lots, TWO substantial FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES, pleasantly situates: Stratford Gr,en, in the, )ccupatiurt d,f Nte4,rs. DACRE. and THUNtPSON, with' ellearf u l air Berl iisanslx.rs. Parlours, Coach Floters, Ata hling, and walled Gault:as. AI o thtee Compat* Dell ng Hon.* nearly folj-ioing, with two Room. eh each Fluor, Card;oss, and Out Budd,ug , „ lett to Messrs. CUR IS, ITTER, ard MONKFIF.LD. A Freehold Grouted Rua uf 71 peg A in, issuing out of a Pastry Cook's Shop, Bake house...4d Penrose% opposite the (leoremet Stratford. lit rho Occupation of. Mr. DAVIs. tl)w.4.big Houle, Butehrt.'s Shop, Sladghter•Honse, and Pro:discs, lett to Mr. RICHARD coil:, a d part of the allumine House, held by Mr. 8.k.1t- SFR. A Dr , 4liitg Howe, spaci , tr. Shop, Yard, Slasighter• flown, and Out Buildings, in the Ite.i.lway, Stratford, lett to Mr. JOHN ELlJN,Bot..her. A I.ea.el.o:d Ihrellog House. Front Shop. and PltMillel adjoiltirg,• in tbe Ciccupatioa of Mrs. galtSolii. A Frc..ftekl E.tate, comprising the earestrlve Premises, et the Decto ! oation of Mr. 470 . 11- MSH, Baer, upwards of Forty Feet M Profit of ma Broadway, with P.rlours and Bed Room. of g dod Tropaoams. Yard, Granary, Rakeltetto-, and oot•hoildioqs. A Lheet ia; How-, glower's Shop, Che...o a. id Butter Warehoesre. Yards. and Prenuess, Irlt to Mr. en MIST( SPfIER 1)A LE, g..lror and Cheeseiine..r. AL. •aseholl E,tate, con..risowg a sc. sgantial Dwellog them, at the West En! of Es. •rc Buildings, Strad ed, lett to DOVE uauoks, Esq. with tire Eon.: ON each Floor, large Garden, Yard, Offices. Stairlea, Coca House, oin•bUildlngt, and a small Paddock ha flout ef she Road. May be viewed with leave of tho Tenants, Three Days pse • cr thq: the Sale; and Particulars Owls had at the Saran, Sur- Gr•d; Green MAN Lortonstune ; Cuck and 14.01. rod Whs.. !Loa, Rumford; at (iattasta)'s; and of Mr. Sao& t, Nu. 64: Brw•1-e rret.itear the Royal Exelsauge. DEVDN. By Mr. CHRISTIE. At the Great R, in Pell-hiall, in the Sprirg ul PA— (uoilet, previously dApthed cl by Pa,.Ar Cuuts.act„, A C APITAI, highly valuable. bind improve-Able 1 EE1141L1) and TY \ rt. , esung of the Mali.% of Rr , 2,4 • I • btatiwo, extending veer 40(10 A -tv.i of Lvid, ~: . der V/•.k el .1 Valuable Vein, of ,•re Ileut vul will.. tr. • k.O and letion, gait rent., hues, to;:. ..f 61, wit.i!ti,, to. &c. T,•gettier w.r an m• - stone mid %Laud it.onsion canal ERt tun l;, nU '`• • with entrii.ii vet iellee,,..eated in a ncli and w ....leered VA., maid the inctwesitie scenery of ei,,nds A nd v trieg•t , l .^- clneuras, rising boldly on earn tide, solidly en •ital far ,•, enh JI necieisary and 964 Am. , s old inclosed .•. reglire end Watt, M.adus, anal !ni7 .1.0111, wooer" of 460 ACIIN .01) •w, L.Etti, the . 1 . ',"" t uuneertilde into %r "de, atfott!.. , i ., all ankle and pro,•abh• field to the **lied Agneulturte, and an almost es , 'Ai4lTe , itht oven 1160 Acres of hegit Down 1.a0d,, a 'dm- tattle opened, prouti.ing to be Inghly imaductive and valunnte, tort 4 allaffiell of Melbill and Lime Sterna. The greater part of Vie Evtate in hand, aaf of the Annual Value of Upward , of tdhe Tthusand 7011( flundred !Junkie, butt capable of gr.at prnvetnent. The situation hi a beautiful and 4ncutio ‘ l peat 0, Devon, dieting from Buck cilia, and the tielllT Wtiterll R:.34 from Fleeter to Plymouth throe Mute:, five from Aihh , rtone seven from Tutne.s. asol a navistion that Com mimic with the Engdsh Charmed ; 15 from Ty nernooth, and 2 from Elmer And Plvelooth. Thar Steward, Mr. Coates, will shear the Erato; ar.d Paqa maY be .hard, had the Printer a Tu.; wleter Co cas. Sherburne Skteury, Saltattry Cr•nwell's bath and &owes Bea td l'Apers; we Mr. Abaatianri, Atteriity at 1.a., AatiMedan; of I'. Graham, EA. Lincoln's Rainbow, Cornball ; and i 4 pall• Mall, whew, a Map of the Ertate mg be been. . LONDON: — Minted by G. nNvp,soN. No street, St Cletment's, ntsbit.hr Iby W. WEST. st the (1, !;•t*. 1 11, Rack uf St Civreents Church. Strand, It here o.44tat tba Parr i kc. (rat-paid) .131 lothaly itiboded