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PAOM SeiTURD4Ir NIGHT'S r74ZETTE. ' ............._. Alaireeky-Ojfee, Dee.ls, 1806. N T T of • Letter from the Right Heorrumble Lord [ells, A - earralot the Blue, ike to William Hareem. rim AatuA 011 Ireard' the Monarch, off Raulsgate, 111 h December, IRO4, SIR, Divisions of the enemy's flotilla passing from the ststward towards Boulogne, having frequently, when armed by His M ajeety's ships and vessels, taken sl wl !I. in the harbour of Calais, their entry into which as been particularly covered and protested by the dvanced pile battery of Fort Rouge, I considered an object of some importance to effed the destruc on of that work, and lately direSed Captain Sir lotus Popham, of the Antelope, amongst other oh •Ss. to hold in view a favourable opportunity for raking this attempt. I now transmit for their Lordships' information, letter, and the enclosures to which it refers, which have received from that officer, reporting the roe alt of an assault which he directed to be matineplec early sits the morning of the 9th instant, and heft rhich there is reason to conclude that the fort has astained mate; ialdamage ; but that, front the unfor- ' mate circumstance of its not having been possible, !Icier the esistiug state of weather and tide, to carry p two of the es ilosion vessels to the point of at sck, the injory has bees far less extensive than sight have been. ca her wise ea peeled. Th e coeds* of Lieutenant Hew Stewart, of the tonarch. on this recent occasion, wili not fail, I am asi, *mate their Lordships' admiration and praise. have _peat pleasure in conveying to their Lord lips Captain Sir Hoene Popham's testimony to his image red sr.arit, and to the zealous and naive esistance which he received from Captain Blosim igg, Laeutecust Lake. and Mr. Bartholomew I have the honour to be, kc. K MU. MY LORD, Altbeiapi. pretolt. Dec. 10,11104 I avail myself of the first 110411Mit of my return s the Downs to acquaint you, that towards soon on aturday the nth, the wind promi se d to come to t h e . E. and knowing it to be your Lordship's inten on to attack the enemy at every assailable polar, I rot the Dan, on the close of the evening, to an si gned station between Sengate and Fort Lapin, ace ompanied by the Susannah explosion vessel and no carcases, with a view of making am assault gainst Fort stooge. Lieutenant Stewart, of the Monarch, commanded w explosion vestal; Mr. Bartholomew, acting lieu aunt of the Antelope. had the charge of the first 1 crease intended to he applied, and Captain Brown- -Yrequested to take the other. our Lordship is aware how difficult it is to as- Main theectse injury done to the enemy in an eterprim of in this nature, which, in most cases, must andertakaa in the nights but, that you may be of the best information in that respeel, I the Foe cutter. whose Master is an attive, intel t man, and well acquainted with I' Rouge, anised s reconnoitre the glace melon as possible without ink, and I mom h 5 report to Lieutenant Stewart's, s the clearest account that can be given of the able Iglufficer-libe manner in which the Susannah was apeJ, and the evident consequences of such an ap licMhses ems under circumstances of considerable /advantage. I very much regret that Mr. -Bartholomew could at fetch the port ; fur I am polities be would have &shad the carcase to the piles ; be. however. vary ruder* taturned with it to dpi art ; and. al meth something prevented the second carcase tem going off. weicn evid. tidy bad Jaen staking gains the piles. from the indention at one at I, yet a reemered and brought it also on board. I au ;pot perkily aitisied with the seal and ac uity 'Melt Cassia Illotworigo utssiismsd to this tensions dis Dolt war ainirnbly plisse. bed every seistaacia alloodsti from her that dwelt Woe sits mem nithis moire, which masa sear he tostillosiod s risked In the Worts of the Susannah ; and I take is opportunity almost particularly secommending MOlneemaiiMerart to your Lordship's notice; which, bopq eill alto be extruded to Mr. Bartholomew, otvrithsmailiag het:mild not fetch the battery; and our Lot doh* amet be alive to the enterprising con pie of these two Milkers on a former occasion. I canal* conclude my report without assuring our Lordship, that Lieutenant Lake, of the Locust, .un-brig, who was appointed to cover the boats, be aved in a most exemplary manner, by keeping sn lose in a , to draw all the fire upon his own vessel; nd I have the great satisfaelion in stating, that not n officer or man was hurt in this operation. I have the honour to be, etc. (Signed) Hors Pot II A O. rght Honourable Lord kerlh, t IS Sec SIR. Ms 1111.reety'r Shoo Dart, Dar. 10. in pursuance of your instrnetions, and according the arrangement von made for the attempt on net Rouge only. I left this ship at two a. m. and roceeded in shore with the explosion vessel in my huge, until the water shoaled to two and a half thorns, when I tacked and stood off so as to en ale me to fetch the battery, which I did about half set two, and, placing her bowsprit between the piles, ft her in that situation. In a few minutes I ()b -ared her swing with her broadside to the bate ry. in consequence of the bowsprit being CAI ried :vay, and as an anchor was dropped the instant she tuck the piles, I had not the smallest doubt of her attaining there until the explosion took place, hich was in a few minutes; I could i.ot lets!' the 'tiering brig; and, as it had every appear.. are of lining on to blow from the S. E. in which quarter was when I left the Dart. I hope you will excuse iy running in the galley to the Ihiwns. I have, &c. (Signed) Hine ST LIVAUT. r Horne l'o,dtam, A. St. Antrl..pe. Stilt,' F.) ( fatter, off ea:., , Ir c ', tie.. According to your eider, .1 proceeded of Fort nage, and examined it very strictly. As I pro eded towards the shore. 1 saw a great quantity of tank and timbqr floating, and would have picked , scene, but was afraid 1 shraild lose the tide, as r idled to examine it at inw water. lii standing in, could discern a great number of people all round e S.W. end of the fort. .ind from the west head all to way to die Said-Hills. I did not discover any terarinn on the Fast side if the Curt; but, when I at to tbe Westward of the fort, I could plainly dis seer the must part of it tam he damaged, and the 'kitiocked down, and I have e" alkillberof people being assembled there, and seem ing at work n i non it. &c. (Signed) W. 13tAKs. Sit Home Popham. hC. M. MILITARY TROMOTIOWS. Wee 06re, Ifcc 16, 1604. Royal Regiment of Horse Gitards—.Malne Warden Serjison to be Lieutensnt.Colonel, by purchase, vice Dashwood, who retire . Caotain John Eller to be Main', eke Berri.= th Reg meat o' Diego m G ~ .14.-.Coriiet Richard Des , ard, from half-pay of th, late 23r1 L ght Drageoes, to be Cornet. 2 'oh Regiment of Light price 011.• Aajor George Pownoll trona the 24 Df2f0.14 Guard.. to be I..teutenant- C•lonel, by purchase, flee VFallinuse, who rett , es. let Regnuest of Ir,. u t Guards...R. Z. Drain, Gent. to be En sign, without purchase, vi .e ^ Pf^ ,l4ll d. Reber Gibson, Geut. to be Assistant Surron, rice Farquhar, whit retires. 6th Regtment of Font-•Capasin Mirtin Alves to be Major, by purchase, vice Mims', promoted in the 3d Foot. ;Ai Ditto-.4 4 alttatit the Hun Henry Cadogais, troth the ()midstream Guards, to be Mazur, by purchase, vice Conway, who retires. Curpc.olf2jor-General William Anne Villettes, from of the 4th F . OOl, to br Colonel. Captain John Hamill, from the 48th Font, to he Majer. Captain Augstas Meade, from the 39th Foot, to be Major. _STAFF Lieutenant•Coleuel John R Bo.aii.ead, en half pa, of the late 121st Foot, to be an inspecting Field-Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Cops. Julius t;lassford, Li to be Commisary•Oetseral of Stores, Provisions, and Forage, to the Forces, in the West-ladies. Ceinai;airin rigned Ay the Lord Lieutenant q'tik OWI4 of Ayr Captain William Cunrighame, of the ♦th Battalion of the fd Regiment of Ayrshire Volunteer Infantry, to be Major of th,t Battalion, vice Sir William Cunynghatne, Bart. to signed; dated November 24, 'ROC BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGF.D. Joseph Waste, Lte of the Strand, Middlesex, hut now of Saint Gerarigv's-fselds, Surrey, iiintwella-maker, frum Dear. 25, to Dec. 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London. David De Beaune, of Great Winchester -street, Landon, insurencesbroka, (run. Dec. 25, to Jon. 5, at t xi, at GushlbaU. BANKRUPTS. Tried Yeardbm the younger, and Richanl Jones, both of Sheffield, Yorkshire, linen draper., to surrender Dec. 22, 24, end Jan. 46, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Attor Days. Mr William Tatterelsell, Sheffield ; and Mr. Henry Blakeleck, 80. 3, Elm cone. Temple, Loudon. John Cerpentre, late •v Thetford, Norfolk, dealer, to sur render Jim. 5, at ,our, 7, at eleven, and 116, at tea, at the Guildhall. in Kines• Lynn, Norfolk. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Dugongs, 'Thetford, Nerfiak ; and Mr. Kitrg, No. 21, Tooled cou.t. Clarion, lane, 1.0114.41. Juba sal-bury, of Manchester, cotton-spinner, to surrender Dec. 2h, 29, and Jan. 26, at three, at the Swan, Fountain street, Afaurslterter. Attorney, Mr. Jultasoe, Manchester . Jun. Metcalfe, of 'Sedate, Yorkshire, plumber, to surrender Dec. 2a, 29, and Jao. 46, at eleven, at the Black Swan, Sedate. Attorneys, Messrs. Dyneley and Sone. Gray's Inn, I.ondori ; and Mr. Murton, Bedale. Francis Sinirearo, of Lancaster, merchant, to surrender Jan.., at fre, S, and kti, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Lancaster. Attorneys, Messrs. Ileasdale and Alexander, Nei. 1 , 1 , 1. London; ar.d Mr. Willis, Lancaster. Franklin G attar, of Butt-fear, Deptford, Kent, manner, to surrender Dec. 22, 99, and Jan. 26, at ten, at Guildhall, Inndue. Attorney, Mr Shim, Old Pa-office, Broad-street. W Mien Cuff, of Srviitheield-bars, London, hardwarenian, to surrender Dec IS, 29, and Jan 26, a: ten, at tiudoliall. Ausuney, Mr. Moy Thomas, Bearbinder-lane Uwen Meoloriagh, of Benu:tt.street, St James's. Middle sex, viAnaller, to surrender Des. Is, 22, and Jan. 96, a. eleven, at Guildhall, I. 'Mon. Attorneys, Merits Simpsmi and Halite% N 0.7, King's-Bench-Walks, Temple Samuel Hamilton, of Shoe Lint, London, pri•rter, to mar. render Dec. HI, at nine, t 9, at eleven, and Jail I ' 6, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Wright and bovill, Cuaneery. lane James Erwin, of Wend -street. Lendou, warelionsensan, to surrender Dee Is, 22, and Jan 26, at ten, at Gurodhall Attorney, Mr. Greven, Angel-court, Throgenennostreet. CIL rdes „Term in arid Joni , * All*Clud, of thaiiril street, Mkt dlesex, hoot • erd 16iticiii4kini, to surrender Dec 24, 2 1 . i, au.l Jan. ti, eleven, at Goddard), London. Attorney, Mr. li rwel. Lift ad's Inn. les John Germ, of the Circus, in the %.I , nories, London, merchant, to surrender Dec. 22, at elevex, Jan 1, at twelve, and 26, It ens, at Guildhall Attoraay, Mr. Berridge, No. 19, Rartletili-baildings, flolbarn. John Simpson, late of Liverpool, bur more Late of %fans chaster, coeirnon.i.artier, to surrender jaii. 7, S , and :I, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-streer, Liverpool. Atter no, s, Mr. llo.msa Blackstnck, St. Moldreit's noun, Pou.try, Lon km aid Mr. Robert KirlyalfiCk, Hanover-street, Liver pi.ql. Bowden, of Mandsester, nianufelurer, to surren der I.) x 24, Jan. 2. and 26, at three, at the Dr; Tavern, Man • hasty. Attorneys,-Alle...a.Cliessliere and Walker.Mancheste:. John Warluw, ul 111.v..-rfordwest, common brewer, to stir. ren•kr Dec. 23, 29, and .lan 26, at the Rummer'Tavern, All &lien lane. &MM. Atteril-y., Marne allandimd and Sweet, Inner-Temple, London ; and Mr. Edward Stephens, dontol. DIVIDENDS. Jan. S. Andrew Paul PatinalPA and Andrew Ge , irge Point&lei, of Illotad.street-lonhluigt, buidon,sivrettasit., at twaive, at Jan S. J•ilin Coale. and Juhn Stephens, late n( the borough of Penryn, Cornwall, shopkeeper, at ten, at Gird London. Jan. I?. Willa.. Watkins, of lierdor.l, joiner, at ten, at Guildhall Loudon. Jan. 6 John Lacy and Charles 1.3 y, late of Nnrthainpton, bankers, at eleven, at the George Inn, Nottlutiptun. Jan. 2.1. G. urge Tanner, of arinn', hardwarentati and cutler, at melt:, at the Full Moon Inn, Nut tit- ire t, Jan. 12. Moser Watenti, late of Little St. Helens, B..!lope elto-dreet, but now of St. Mary Axe, L nada', ine:;hant, at oat., at C,wldha 1. Jail. 36. Pt ilthasar Giorgi, Lit , of Ratclitf-bioherity, Middle sex, clip n ~,,, at ten, at Guildli JI , I.undod Jails It. %V.lliam Joyce and Willhani hAtchelor, of Bristol, silversmiths., at ten, at Guildhall, Lead on , Jan. .:9. William Knight, of Tou'..cidge Wellt„ Kent, banker, at ten, a Gunl,dull , London Jan. 1U William Sp i.ne.„ ei Upper Cation, in the parish of Catton, Yorkshire, cJirnfailnr, at eleven, at the tieuirsluri, opposite the Pannier, in the city of York . Jan 14 —John )(tale, of Rail/intent, Soru-r-et, loAker, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Bath. (7FATIFICATES—Jan. S. John Plenty Schneider, of Illow-lane, London, merchant. Peter Kind, Southampton, Illicit-draper. Mellen! Swaim ~ and John Gaither, of I.iverro,.l, g , o-ers. George Je eon, of Pre, ot, I.lnoa.bire, grocer John Watkmt, of Plinthonhir, Oxford, butt-net Jans•-4 Harman, et Gnat ftiattell-atreet, Illooniabtry, Miid alle.ox, haberdasher. Lori. FIIANCOI, V 11.1.14 accused of being an Eng. lith spy, was, 11:Lording to the sentence of x mili tary commission, shot at Ostend, on the Coth last month. He asked, on the place of execution, the clerg) man present, whether he had token the oath of silegionce ea Bow or era ? being answered in the Affirmative, he reproached this priest in swing, " Poor apostate! you want my prayers more than I yours." lle died in calling out a has Ic Corse. The city of Bourdeaux intends to erelt s triumphal -eras, iii commemoration of .Bo et AAAAA L's corosl4l Lion. It was first intended.to be built by voluntary subscriptions ; but as these were not sufficient. the Pretea LACl:oiz has obtained permission to provide the ezpences Ly an extra-contribution on all the inha toi, -of the department of which Bourtleauz it the rikast-worklitocked down, and I have ever, reason 1 Owns of tha department • belkve is was very much injured, by such if eapisid. ------ - 7 -77- NArILIINTELLIGENCE. POILTSMIOUTK, it Sailed the Sparkkr gun-brig, this morning, on a cruise ; and the Entrepresanfe cutter, Lieutenant Young, with the flies, Amphitrite, and Ehelta, Tup per, coppered transports, with troops for Guernsey. Arrived the Patriot, Capt. Strannock, of London, last from Plymouth, bound to Antigua. Courts Martial h:tve been held on Lieutenant Cle ments, for the loss of the Dui, I f Clarence hired cutter; and on S. Stiles, and George *Laughlin, seamen of the Aurora, for stealing a quantity Of . wine. The Lieutenant was acquitted, and tha men were sentenced to receive fifty lashes each. BRIXHA?4, nee. 1:5. Arrived yesterday, under command of Admiral Cornwallis, the Vale de Petit, Presort. George, De- Briteams, Windier Castle, Plartageoct, Got eh, P,latess Royal, Than +erre, Couro,:rairr, Dr.raom, and Warrior, and remain with the Teratro.re, dilas, and lienkvit, which were here before. There is a particular order, that no boat belong ing to Admiral Cornwallis's fleet is to leave the ship, not even for water and beef, and our fishing-boats are employed for the occasion. This is a great disappointment to our trades-peo people, as there is no Officer allowed to come on shore. ►LT MOUTH, DEC. 13. At rived the Piorse sloop of war, from a cruise; and the Quern Charlutie pcket,Captain Mudge, with a Mail from Halifax, in 20 days passage. Sailed the Seastirb gun-brig, with a tleet for the Downs. The Rover transport, of Hull, was last night driven on Yalm Point, within this port, and totally lost, with three of the crew. FALMOUTH, DM 1 2. Arrived the ship Sagffoik, Robinson, from Lon. don, bound to St. Vincent's. Captain R. reports, that a French corvette bore down upon the Siiiireit!, last evening, off Scilly, but won after sheered off, without firing a shot. Wind S.W. DEAL, Dec. 14. Arrived the Fisguard frigate from the westward, and sailed for the River. Arrived the Cruiser sloop of war, from a cruise. Came down from Sheerness, the Ruhemn sloop of war, from a cruise in the Downs, with a fleet of ships of war, and outward bound vessels. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Ca aaaaa no, Dee 14.—Passei bT the .lohinna Charlotte, ----, from Surinam ; Anna, Scott, from Bengal; Galen, I finekley, from Roston ; Anholt ; anil toe Jacobs Catharine, Mallaison, from St. Chet; Vino Vvie, Hollings, Big.*; Three Rrethert, Patrick; Prince+. Royal, CO. manA; and the Flora, Robinson, from Oporto; Constant Mary, Chapman, fmni ').untie; Industry, Kennton, from Cork ;t: iffnd,Garoff; and the Henrietta, Have, trom Guyon. Sailed the Cygnet, Fisher, to, Jamaica; Amelia, Young tot Grenada: Lott Nelson, Letevre, foi Giiern-ey; William, M'Cres, (or Belfast; Zottenru4, Riltd., for Rotterdam ; For tune, Arendt: Vnor N4C114i113, Cain-t; Vroiir Anna, Geodes; and the Stadt Berlin, fur Embdesi. .. . • • pR!RICE.•• cop SToCKS • saTustuAt• S p.l Cent. It ' d ' ... .... .9 4 per Cent . .. 11 1615.16 if 5 per Cent g Annu iti es.. . sLr:ni„nechtil‘ott,e.:rißtivt,...l.l7,4,..._ . ..., ~._,::lll,s9lllllrsii,s4..er ...."' .5941 Consols lot ARRI"t• hr Standgate Creek-.the NeAnne, Mack, from Valentia ; arid the Daum, Meadows, from Cailia. At Yarinouth--iiie Cora, George, from Oporto. In %fargate Roads...the Cognac packet, from ditto, leaky. At R.iinsgate—the C. 0113, Watson, trues Lishoti, leaky. At Exe,,.-the Chartuue, Watts, WOW ekttn. Utf U over—the Anderson, Morley, from D.nnorara. At l'ontance-..the Rieliard, Smith, from ditto, with da mage. At Port.mouth—the Diana, Haywood, from dub; and the Jenne., Stonehenge, Gum Ovrto. At Ikannioutli---the Argo, HeniVrtort, from Cork . At Torbay—the Swan, Hanby, from Newfoundland. At Si Ires--the. Good Hannan, Christie, from Antigua. At Bristol—the Experiment, Sawyer, Irmo Oporto; and the Dorothea Elisabeth, Smuts. from St. Andere. Olf Litimpool--the John and Henry, Anderson, from Africa. At Hull—the Gild-it Fleece, Evans, from Inglson. At Clyde—the Bette), Snowden, from ditto. The British ship Gm. Bowman, from Isi.lva Scoria to the West Indies ; and the .Nriery, lion Cork, are taken and carried into Guadaloupe. The amiph, of 74 guns, at Portsmouth, recently rgturned from the Mediterranean, is ordered to undergo a complete repair. The S; MPKINS, from St. Kitt's, for London, has foundered at sea. People saved, and arrived at St. lye's, in the Gate Mom*, from Anti gua. NIEETII4fiS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. so•masams. . ta. N John Wehb, Homedon %I'd , 'lrma, wine-sm.-reheat I 1 Thomas pawls, late of ilermor.doey.a ra ll, alnparal or 10 Mochael Anderson and John COIViI., both u( Sas:!Lydia street, Mer'theses, wine-rnerehants I I . . Joseph Wharain, Bayswater-place, near Bayswater, hfiddlesex, manufacturer of patent 11 eafor at amps 1 I Ge orica Nnitoit, lat.. of I.ittle W,14 strops, Li....oln't. -field., ..arpenter . Georg, Ilulti ,sun and John Robinann, Pah rinoster.row, b00t...el is . 4 in Joaepli Coulthard, IBA-wharf, Lower Shartwell, swtualler X I I William Outten, Gray's inn, Loudon, m00ey.....1,net 1 11 DI VIDe:N DS. George Doren, John j011114 , .11. jOilll VViIkiIIVIII, Wi;- lia m lierners, and James Td.oss, New ihwei—tr ,t, banker.' . . . . . James Curtin, Orford, wine merchant . . Janes 1141wrgennes, Chnreircourt g , Cleonenee-hate, 1.414- don, merehiuft . . . . elude, I iilh Charing-as., I.4endon, cilyet.nsith Thomas Pleoehmarch and Tibonws Hesckuh R , 11", fah: of Geo , le :tree', Minn, ne, Lowtio.a, tne,,:h..nt, cnao f ., 0.... n, Fenchureh street, tbruCa• maker lame. Vira , ....n. I .nn, Nodhlk,dnogro.t . . . Ilene! Wei:m.o., att. of Hillown•lan-, merOunt CERTIFICATt S. William Welsler, Fore-street, Lwai listen4ra:•er 11..14 Well, fkis,4l, owls/emu:. Jaw. s Amotigh, Lee*, York, wwwlstairler. Gmwee Heakinkont, Newmarket, Suffirdc, grocer. COURSE UP EXCWINOL, Irsa•mr, Die 14. AM.R.C(dalrl IN t I l'• Paw •a Sight ...1 7 Rotten... ...12 11 Ist U Hemburgb 55 5 111/ Attune Pan. 1 days date 25 oi Dago l5 14 t U. 11. winos Gen , * Vane* llll I.i.bnn Oporto Dubl.n m Paw Data AI 'amt. Mei i I Mt , . 94 tffekt. settasow. t , , , Pe.rtxgal in Coin anti )1.1.4 •we se— 4 0 0 Dewloon.es 0 0 0 Now Dollies Solver so tan New Lout. each 0 Agin on the Monk of Noliag.,. 0 per. Cent. Leg hos n SO 40 I)ublin on loAnn (Dee. Ib Belie on I.nnitnn (Ma. 7) &Wet on Dublin (auto)... i) lota 1 6 i 7 6 61 61 4.y*. Naplc. 2 10 10 1, T 111114, Stock . ♦, Cornhat, and 9, Otani& (..ran PIVCF. OF !NISH STOCKS, Dec 11 trst---- Government Gebenturev, 5 per cent 42 ti Grand Canal Loan, 6 oer cent... . Royal Canal Loan, 6 per cent. 631 BANKRUPT...n.74,I DAvid , 6ll, &M , elotrity knltH, woollen dr, .per, to burrentter the 22d and 24th Dec a-d 224 JAilsery next. MARRIAGES. Last week, Waltvr Wright, M.D. of S”iisby, to Mn Booth, of Wainfleet S , . Mary's, Lincolnshire. At Wedmore • he the Rey. Morgan William., It Tvley, Esq. to Mitt Eliza Tucker, daughter of Mr Theta.. both of that place. DEATHS Thursday last, at hit hou.o. ut Slielsnme, idler a .h.or nes., Mr. William Cruttweil, printer and pruprietn of 'fhe Dorchester and Sherborne ; a mall exemplars iu a u the relation. of life, and esteemA and beloved by an exteu.ove e rote of friends and acquaintasi.o. On Friday fan, at Lincoln, Mr. William wood, forniorly a bookseller and stationer in that ,ity. Lately, at Exeter. much and deservedly %smarted both by h 4 friends and the poor, in the 2 7 th year of hi; tie, Francis Four. nem; Preston ' M. A. sin of fine r y P,e.ton, Es.t. of Leeds On Sunda y, Boardman Bromhead, E... 1 of Lioco n , aged 77, formally Lieutenant Colonel in the North Limrdu lIIGII WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE, SI min. aft“ 2. SALES BY AUCTION. ty D. SADLER, At hit Rivcritory, Goirwoliotreet, near Snlithgeld, TO MORROW, the 18th of DF.CEMBER, 1804, at Twelve o'C'ock precisely, QM BONEN' USEFUL CART GELDINC:S, taken otf coottain Work: ; a titar Coach, and Four Hovers • a Amon G. , .7 Horse; a Hay Journey Hone ; a Rol , Mlle, ;pod Hackney 1 a Grey Horse, bit tmtter ; and up wards of GO Lints or limos of various Dricrlptiors ; ainongia which are sev-ral good Hower., P at•Hoosaa, Ma. itc. Several gricri :ha! , • dec. fo be viewed tbc , • the Time of Sale. FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ninr.r PND. B• Wear , BURTON an:l VENNOR On WEDS F—SD AY next, at Garragrav' CoT• hong., ADESIRABLE and improvable FREF.HOI.II EsTaiTE ; enmori4ing Two eub‘tant:al Brick Dwelling Hateses, witn roomy Outhouse:, Oakes, and Tenements, and la , ae walled Gaaden, situate in B• I.Larlr carotene Bencraffe Alms Homes, Mile End. The Prrmiwo are lett nn L•a.e toJnhn ChainSe , hiti, avid others, for an nnexpned Trip% of 7) Yews at Lady day next, at the Very mmlerlte Rent ut 301 p..r annum. • be •iewed, with leaved' thr. Tnenn's ; and printed P t. tieitlars had in the Premises; or Mew,. Ma•erand Snlicitora. CloakAane ; at GarrAwayli; and of Maori Burma and Vennor, 6 0 , Cornhill. Capital and truly elieibl^ I.eds•hold and Freehold Estate ) Wharfs, Water and Wiwi Mill, Dwelling tionse, Costae r. and num.•renta N o ildmv, and Ni . d k eres of TAO4I, 004 i Freehold Cottages and Garden, Westham Ab by. Br Me qrs. El RTO'si and VENII4O9, On WEnNESIJAY next, at Twelve, at Gangways., an Thrre Lott, f not previously dvpomd of ky Marge Contract, Lot.!. A c.0.al and valuable 'LEASEtiOLD ES FATE. held of CHRIST" HrIsPITAL, very alleatitageowly intone on a branch of the Nicer Lew, known as Wes hirn•Abbey Mills, within an easy distinee of the niost pcin,ipal Markets in Mae Kirg•l im, comprising a Water Corn Mill and W , iid Mill, eaothle of dorm; a conaiderabie strike ni hinnies.. with vtl , arf, rolnly Stapling, cart stand, grannies, a id ware-110W; 6. 4 1'04 Moore arliontiog, and nine acres of rich land, tribe free, tiraoher watt a wharf, cottage, and shwa, siru.rte neat d 0, to tine Yo•kshire firev. in front of the mad at Stratford The whole of this Lot held on 11..sse for an unexpired term of twenty-five year-, at a ref - Aerate rent. Lot Z. A FrktehroN fian4e.t o•iiind tat dwelling house, ad jo,niiig the mill, planted with thriving standard and wad Tiers. bit 3. Trt, Freak Cottage., contiguous to the mill, lett to tenants at u.l;, at moderate rents, amounting to 16 . per steno nt The whole to be viewed, bv I:ave of the tenants; and isintad descriptions had on the P.c.n.sei ; .t the Corn Exchange C dee Floneet ; Self, R um( ; and of Messrs Burton and Vennur, 64, Curnhill, Londo4. SWF.ETING'S-ALLEI , CURNHILL. By Mos.'s. BURTON sad VENNOI. On W h:Oti E.:DAY next, at Twelve, et Garrawrars. I ••HE LEASE of a rommodioos SHOrland larle Room ovtr, very el gt.l4y titnete in Frerertities etrtiltel, tate in lii txsavon of AL. Sintiumni, 1111ortleal crust •nt-itirker held Lease f-r an iirieviretl Term of Yens at Mt I.utt .t. Cr last, at • int tit ate k,..t. weaved 141 Vte SAIr ; a d Printed 1), smisti l nn. !tie Premtsts; at G.mavr.ay, ; and to( Struts. Vennor, 6:4 CMIIIIIII. LEASEHOLD, NORTH-STREET, CI CY-ROAD. lir Meet a. BURTON and VFNNOR, On WEDNESDAY next, at Tvreive,at Galloway's, by Diree— tiat the Pro,aietor, • ALEASEEIOLD DWELLING HOUSE, 41tOJOI IP, North-knot, Cite road The H ru.a is pod repair, meetly noodled. a:A euxasna TWO Nerloots Ronne, To. Chanabere, Dining Kowa, rario,,r, Ett, Waiii.i.outte, and inta:l Garzten ; lett to a Tenant a , wig a moderate Kent. Held ;or an ..itexpired Tenn 0: 4) Yeasa„ • at.. (.: , outid Kent of 3:. I.rs. Tv be rier•d by teen of the Telenet ; and printed De/cap tions mar ii ne be had, on the Pr..tot.ea ..tGorraway'd ; and Mem*. Burton ...4 be tour. 6Y r Cerebra. NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GLASS, LIZ:MA R . AND ISDOES Sy Megan BURTON and VFNNOR, On THURSDAY, the lam of DECZNIZIER, 1104, and fol lowing Day, at Verna set;lnck, On tin, P...inaltia, Upper Hunterton, HE Neat Geduine HOUSEHOLD FURNI— TURE, and EFFECT S, um Coo,er , reinettng ; mar:drag Fot..-pnat and Coaeti tip Red•ttmis wait et ~,,, and other Fttrittturas, .prime Father clean Pod di,tg, liter and other Claws, l'he,ts of Drawer, Dining, Card, rnd Pembroke fables, Ntatang.ny Japatuiel Chair*, Carpets R amen o inn 1, and at .scellautArus Alibi. To be elered One Day previaos to the Sale, when Cala loson rney be mats en the ; and of Messrs. 84:10/11 and 6t, LONDON :-.-Yrtotad by (i I).k VI 13St)N, No 35, WY.:I4- ttruet, St. (.lemears, mad pubb.hed by W. WEST, at thla (Mee; N 0.15, Sack of St. Clement s Church, Strand, when °Meta fat the raper. kc. 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