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PROM THE Drmrr PAPERS. S FATE PAPER. NOTE TIANSSUTTED SY ORDER OF ins swErisa MAJESTY To M. CAILLAILD, TOE IRENCII EN A itQL- D'AFFAURES AT Sit-KiteloEN', sveT. 7,160 k. " His Majesty the Ki:”4 of Sweden has. received a t:port of the improp.tr, toe insolent, and the observations w!to. h I\llr.:ieur Napoleon Bo naparte has allowed to he insert,d in his Monitear of the 14th of August, under the article Ratisbon. " The tone, the style, and even the subjed of this article, are all of so extraordinary a n note, that His Majestyhas been yet hardly able to comprehend the object of such an .nft of political evravag nice. If it has been done in the hope of misleading the public as to the con.tua of His MAjesty, ;it ap pear from the uncommon p..ins that :,re taken to draw a inc of separation between His Majesty and his sutjeNs, let the world understand, that any in stigation to that eTtsft never could have been less likely to succeed than at this moment, or than it al ways will. with a people whose intere- ti are bound up with these of a sovereign, uto 11.i5 never sepa rated his pi-asperity from theil.s, and wii.) never feels NO happy as when he contributes to the glory and to the happiness of his subjects. " As His Mzjesty cannot, consistent with his own dignity, or the honour of his crown, permit any official intercryirse, after such an insult, he has ordered me, Sir, to communicate to you, that, from this dAy, all diplomaric intercourse of every kind, both private and public, is imm-diately to cease between the French Legation at Stockholm, and His Majesty's Government. " As a sentence in the article above-mentioned seems to imply that the French Government is dis posed to a that the continuance of the com mercial irtercourse between Sweden and Frarce would be attended with some advantages, His Ma jesty, on his part, is willing to permit the came, from those sentiments of esteem which he has 4i. ways entertained for the French People ; sentiments which he has inherited irom his ancestors, and which owe their origin color happier times. (Signed) " I'. D. L•'HRENHCttt" STOCKHOLM, SIPT. 11. . _ The following document from our Court Chan cellor appeared here on the ith inst. " His Majesty the King has been pleased to in form me, by his gracious letter of the 26th of August, that for a long time the prevalent tone of most French Journals and Daily Papers has been marked by a want at due respell for Kings and Princes, and for every lawful Government ; that this insolence, so worthy of chasti,ement, has conti nued to increase, and the cosrequences thereof have lately appeared in one of the newspapers most gene rally known, which has dared to insert expressions attacking the King's exalted person, and, conse quently, the dignity of the EmpO-.! ; and as this cannot be pasted over without animadverdion, His Majesty has been pleased to ordtr " 1. That from the hour when this notifeatien is mad , public, the impormond into the :Swedish Empire, and ere province. belonging thereto, of French s.oirrtals, Weakly M a g a z i nes, and lastly P.ip v is, is strictly prohibited; and ti.ai no exception can be granted Of demanded. • 2. That all importations of Books and Writings, which may be pri. - ,red in France in future, is likewise proh kited those, however, which have alr.ady appeared, are not in. elected, p•ovide4 their contents be net contrary to the teen a. twit . - tf the ea...Manus %till in ftir,r ; hut, with -.aspect w Fr-ne t lo o ks, which may Se puoliebed in Tutor.•, rAseeptions may he admitted, it all humble request be Maie lot the itultose through the •.fft-e of the Kings Curt of Chancery. a In conseq u ence whereof, I am required to put-- Esti this gracing cnmmanet ant ordinance of His Majesty the King, that all people racy conform themselves thereto. (Es Oifieio ) "C B. IThET. " Stetlelloirsa, For. 7, 1804. " A. D. !JUNIN/EL" N 4 VAL INTELLIGENCE. nstiwicit, SEPT. 11. The dra'avd packet, Capt Hammond, arrived last night wtth the Mails from liusum, and the tidy Fmnrc,-, Captain Flyn, came in this morning from the s. , me place. We have braid nothing farther of the Evrt If tri color packet, ir. which Monsieur sailed for Gotten burg; but it is supposed that Capt. Thomson Hill ran for the Swedish coast. PORIS , IOI ril, SEPT. Vt. Arrived the lairds; Swain, from London, bound to the South Seas ; and the gatliot Wets. —. bound to llourdJauz, detained by Hi s Majesty's sloop 'toiler . Soiled the Ashe,,. Weitards, for the South &air sod the Ardent 'l'ramport, for Cork. Wind E.N.E. raLisocwit, SCPT. 45. Sailed the Prinecii Lb Packet. Capt. Kidd, with a Mail fur Jamaica. Wilk! N. E. stvT. 27. Sailed the Ro.itte armed-ship. with thirteen sail of vessels under conessy for the Baltic : bin the wind being foul, they bare brought up a few miles from the Norc. Wind. Easterly. ?7. Early this morn:tr. the Danish ketc4Rou'et.- .1' Copt. N.soonelonoo, laden with stock fish, trrm Bergen, bound too Naples. Tan nn the Gondwin Sands, and was wrecked. The Master and crew were saved by the as .stance the Dcal b • &main in the Dovims the ships as per list • Last night the Right Hon. William Pitt arrived tr Wainer Carle. and set off' this morning for Dover. Wind N. F.. blows hard. PO LTCII. scw-cs net' r. Yesterday the mum calling himself H. Petal, but t cal n-inse is Hriny l'osfect. apprehended on a charge of having defrauded the Earl of Cla rendon of various sums of money, was brought be itite Mr. 13(1sta, for re-exanunation, when his Lordship attenued, and stated the nature of the wholatransatlian. It appeared, from his Lordship's account, that on the 6th of July! last he received a letter sigr.ed H. Grant, p irporting to come from a Mrs. Grant, who represented herself to he the daughter of a medical man of great respedability and property at Jamaica, where, at the instigation of her parents, she had been married to a young man of the name of Grant, who, she stated, came there as surgeon of one of His Majesty's ships; that her father have him tOOOl. as a marriage portion, and it was agreed he should settle in Jamaica; but, pretending his friends resided in Scotland, he persuaded her to quit her native home, which her friends consented to, and they came to England, with their two children ; but that, instead of her husnand proceeding to Scotland, he remai. ed in London, and, plunging into every dissi pation, soon expended the whole of their property, and, from his excesses, threw himself into a decline, which cart ied him off in a few months, leaving her totally destitute of support, with two children, and in hourly expritation of bringing a third into the world. His Lords!:ip immediately answered her letter, but wishel to know who the Lady was that had a lilted her to apply to him; she ha ving mentioned in heir letter that she had been induced to it from the high charaaer she had received of his Lordship, from a lady whom she had met by chance, and who had some knowledge of her family in Jamaica, but who, being unknown to his Lordship, did not wish her name to be mentioned; a letter was then re ceived by his Lorddlip, appearing to come from a Mrs. Smith; the lady alluded to, who stated herself to be the wife of an officer, well-kunswa in the West Indies, and spske of Mrs. Grant in the highest terms, at the same time.pointing out her distresses, aid which induced his Lordship to send the suppos ed Mrs. Grain fire guineas, the receipt Of which was acknowledged by letter in the most grateful terms. His Lordihip then sent a further supply of money, after which he received several letters, signed H. Paul,—in these letters lien sufferings trout child-birth, and her distresses, were painted i h the most lively colours, and which always had the de sired effes of obtaining Money, &c. His Lordship expressing a desire tc know the names of the medical persons who atte ded her; motives of delicacy as to her illness were urged sy ner advocate, Mr. Paul, for declining to give that ca isfaetion, but which were urged as at the express d-sire of Mrs. Grant; her lodgings *ere also kept secret. she not heiog willing, as he said, to expose her wretchedness. Repeated promises were made of her having an interview with his Lordship to thank him for his beneficence, and to cons ince him of the existence of such an objeet, but these were also broken under the plea of illness. The Prisoner, in the charader of Mr. Paul, met his Lordship by appointment, on the Bth of August la t, at the Bell Inn at Kilburn, where he received 21. as a reimbursement for money he pretended to have expended for Mrs. Grant by his Lordship's den e. The correspondence then went on again, boas by Mr. Paul and the suppOsed Mrs. Grant, who was said to b recovering from her dmiereus ill:e.s ; the letters for Mr. Paul and Mrs. Grant were always requested to be sent, either direufted to post- utfices or coffee-houses, and the liYsonet generally mud to meet the postman in the street, and get the letters, without applying for them at the places direCted. To carry on the hirce. Mts. Grant informed his Lordship of the arrival of some of her relations from Jamaica, in search of her, and of the ill treatment she received from an old Argus of an aunt ; as some excuse for her still imploring pecuniary assistance, in her last letter she acqnaints him of the death of her eminhl e jilted Mr. Paul, at Bristol, and takes leave of his Lordship in rather an angry way, in conse quence of his Lordship's declining to give any fur ther relief, unless fully satisfied of the fa& Here the matter rested for a short time, and his Lordship heard no more of Mrs. Grant or Mr. Paul, till a letter was sent to him, signed " Daniel Bennet," begging assistance, as a distressed Clergyman, a nd w hi c h he answered ; but the similitude of style and writing struck his Lordship with an idea, that it came from his old ft iend, Mr. Paul; and it being requested that the answer should b e le ft a t th e Post Office, at Brickbat. his Lordship called there a few days after, in his way to Northamptonshire. and found his own letter lying there, and that a letter had been ieceive3 that morning. by the Postmaster, desiring ashy letter &tette! to the Rev. D. !Sennett might ' be forwarded to him at Seagoe's Coffee-house, I.on don. This confirmed the snspleion, and ultimately led to the detedion of the Prisoner, who lodged at hdramiton, and where the whole of his Lordship's letter* ti, him an.l ?Ars. Grant were found, together with various letters, papers, and memorandum bool.s, which tended to prove, that the prisoner has long carried on this species of depredation, under vacuous assumed names and eharaaers. In one book was a list of monies he had received for sonic years past. with a list of the donors' names; art whom were, the Duchess o f B eau f ort , L or d Wit - - loughby de Broke, Lady Scarsdale, Lord Lyttleton. l,.ady Howard, Lady Mary Duncan, Bishops of London, Salisbury, arid Duman], Earls Kingston a:ud Radnor, Lord C. Spencer, Lord De Dunstan. vine, lien. Mrs. Fox, Lady Ford, Lady T. Long, Admiral Douglas, Dr. Latham, Mr. Barclay, Mr. Tolmache, Mr. Sewell, Sir Walter Farquhar, Mr. Wage-, &c. The Prisoner passed himself to Lord Clarendon as a Clergyman:, which he Never was. His letters, in general, ate couched in very good language, and in most of them be has introduced some ap posite Latin quotations: be is about sti years of age, and of respedable appearance; he was the son of a Clergyman in Leicestershire, and was formerly a Lieutenant in the ti9th regiment of foot; has been twice married, and had considerable property with each wife, the latter of whom is now living. At this examinatino, by the advice of Mr. Huatpur.cys, his Solicitor, he declined making any reply to the charges adduced a;,ustinst him. He was rem a nded for further eaamioatieo on Tuesday week. SIRTH. On the ??4 init. in Hans Place, the I.ady of A Imiral 011140* bell, of the P,tugue+e Navy, • d.ntthter, ara happy In add, that both atuthvr and &teener are to ft pfulaisiog way. FROM LLOYD': I.IgT. • SIEPT• 27.--Pas h, tile Airman . G;10/A, / R pm ; from W.d-r!rd !dupe, G-iy, . from ElaaeHt; Mar, Tat, ; and thr 110rethir, Burito, Frieredring, Baakrr, tr sfi Tenatilit; Mcaangre, th e Nalrovatiort, (row Maitte Ja4:o - ilawanc., from %away ; (.:01t/we, Snat , t; Melt wjh e from Memel ; Pnri AgAi!ar, raekbutti ; and the Wi gan., a, it -binwra, from Areha!st-lt Rev-:ee, front P.ll-0; I).d s, itenth:r.. If Sorhia, r•a>rtrt Par,* tal4 /M lie Wirliotol, from SLled the csty eu:k, E:c4ert , l, fur Cutk ; S 1, —.--.., for Stett'at; (et lt;g4 Elea tvor an 1 Dotothea, Sir:astir-I; 7.lary Anne, Tavtapwaa ; and :Sc Commerce, Aldusoa, .0: Petersburgh. l COURSE OF VICCHANnE, Ferotir, SEPTastnit 25 Airnetenlain .... :IS 1 2 U• ; V..iiiize Ditto at Sight.. 37 6 I Saiilca ln • Antterdain C. F.. 11 1742 R. i Li.bon Hambiugh.... . 15 7 2,1 1 • ()rat. lUt..na 35 $ 9ilT 1 Dublin Pins 25 2 Lit. Ditto 2U4 25 10 RUIII*M. ISourdeaux ,'25 10 ; Portugal Gott li Ci.in - Madrid t -- in Paper i and Baas per at... 4 0 0 Ditto • . 34; .4..61 Dtsulilnoni .........0 0 0 '..dia Ditto Ifil'ana Leghorn lOl Agio ow the Bank of flatland Ganda 4biLielie. 44 per Cent, Outdid Ott Loadoa (Scot 2 l'i 11 R,4fatit en London (Sept. 11) 4i l Belfast at Dublin (ditto) CH 61 illy. I. I 4 PRICE OF STL.CKS, visreaßmr• 3 per Cent. Con. ` ..... ..... 117 H 3 per Cent. Navy. WiLii Imperial 3 per Cent. 011111 . 1U111 Eng. Lottery Tickets Consols for October . .. .... 5711 T. BISH, Stocl-Nrokor, No. 4, Cumbill, and 9, Charing erns. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Szrr. . Ra,,k Stock 141 G.,v. l)cb. Sf per c.mt. 471 Gov, Deb. per cent B9 Gninrl Gnat Loan, 6 per cent. 94f CJRN-EXCHANGE, TaI•AT, S& r. 2S. The Market to-day has a liberal supply of Whist, and the few buyers causes the trade heavy, and rather cheaper, ex ec .tin` those samples of beg quality. Some further arrivals of ()music. The few sam t les of Barley fetch beoer oke Good Whirs Pea: rather dearer. Beans at something leis Oats are in plentiful supply, and the best samples readily fetch our prices quoted The Flour trade is dull, and expetted lower. CUPRENT MICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 46, 66 , 744. Fine do 764. 70.. al Rye, sew 374. 414 Od. Rae ey 30. 365. Od. Malt 6%. 714. Od. Whoa Peas 30s 56.. 01 Grey Peai 414. 414 Od 8.411. 'Piet Kean' M.. 37. OA Oat. 245. 27a. 29.. U.I. Poland:. ..... Rape 421. OA. Fine Fl...ir. 65. (Ai. Oa. Second. 65. RETURN OF WHF-A lneludt.tg only from the 10t1 agreeably to 5. J. IOR Qnarten at 80 464 - at id 52s -- at 76 494 -- at 75 80 ---- at 74 6 4 0 ;3 a t 74 160 - at 7S - at 72 6 I 14 , 9 at 72 111 - at 71 - at 70 6 2908 at 70 303 at 09 451 at 68 1710 aa 66 Total 13,910 Quarted 1044 Maher th LT ?Pi MARK LASE. n of Sept. to the Mth o: Sept the arm ♦ct. S t 141 Qll trters at 65 25., ----at 6.1 227 --- at 63 333 at 62 312 -- at 61 119 -- at 60 • 612 at 60 213 at a 52 at 57 23.3 at 56 438 ----- at 55 239 at 54 87 at .1 93 at 53 13 at 45 4—Average 67,110. han last Return. A RE:1111tIS kW FLOI From 660. IS to Sept. 11, from the Sacks. s 4. Sacks s. d I I 11 II I W.. ....Si 6 I URA Cucket Office. Seeks 4. d 50. 61 6 23 72 0 179.......66 0 5 61 0 1751 70 0 4698 65 0 135. 410 0 39 69 0 295 ..64 0 40 94 0 3214 66 9 900.......65 0 2 57 0 40 67 6 12. . .62 6 6 14 0 248 67 9 142 62 0 30. 55 0 Totall,lo9 BAcka.--.Ayera e 661. 6d. highwesan last Return. UXBRIDGE. The Corn Insist-AGA Return, on Thursday, Sept. 27 Whet , iteritswl. l4l Od to 211 0.1 Bark!, per. V... . 1621 Od to:ids Od Ott. 24s 01 to 3.s Od lizang 4os N to 44s Od Pea,' .441 04 to 4is Od PRICE OF SEEDS IN THE BOILOINH sw .[TAIL . Per Cwt Per Rosh& Reel Ceeer....911. to ',... I Turnip......... 144. to 244 White ditto.. 304. to lc::).. W Muster4Seed 84. to 104 OJ I Trefoil .......40s. to 394. Amon 4rtt0....1t4. to 164 Conaway..... 544 to %h. C.niary 74 041 to 114 01 Clriander.....los. to U'.4. Rye Gras4, pr. or. 154 In 24' HO?s. PRICE BAWL rocutTs. Kent Os to 41 2s Kent SI 16s to 41 10. .51 10 to 41 A Sussex 81 141 s to 41 4. E•sex 31 10. to 31 14t Ecratam....Bl Os to 61 Gs OMI puty tSS,AXSI. rucz of HA' IA TI er. sarsOs. Hay 31 Oa a4l les Nest 01 Gaol Os St•aw .....e 11 11a a 21 0. Clover 01 Os a 01 0. r AND sraww. mDmr. WitITEC AAAAA . Hay iOs a 41 10a 01 Os aOl 04 Clover ...... ,41 4 , 1 aSI b • Stealr .ll 04 a 11 161 SMITHFIELD, rItIOAT. SlOrir. IS. To ask th e o ffal—per abase oi 81b. Reef as Od as be 01 Pork Veal as Ild to 84 41 Mat as t0n.... 24 to S. 24 Pk 4l Od to is Od Lamb .....41 lid w 6s OA Mod of CAW, this Day. Illeast., abnationo-44beep and Lambs, 2,31,0. NEWCATE MID LF.ADMIHIALL MARKETS. . Sy tlwesecese. Ile/ 88 44 is lc 8:11 Veal Rs •4 to 3t fid Muttw....36 SI ce 44 34 Pak 44 04 tub. 04 1410.4...4s 04 to 54 24 fIICE uF TAI.LUW. St. Joaae.'a Market 4a NI I Town Tallow. 744 64 Clare Market 41 stl Ku,.. ( Can. ) ..... 72.7 t. 64 Whireehapel Market 4. 41 R. a do. '504—.6650. 01 Per Stone of Sib. ......... , Nl...lsn't 5t..1f.....59% 60 `la Its d 4 i Ditto rough 471. Avyra4llo..,, .. 4. 41 Grave~ Gen.! 1)r. we ll. Yerlow S )ap,ll:3—.Mottlod. t.0.--Curd. 94. Nee of Candles, per dos. I*.. 04 --Moulds I S. (I ! COAL EXCHANGE, SUP. 26 Rest Coals, in the Pool, per Cba!drat 531. 01. Delive,ed to Housekeenees at 6ls 0,1 Sond , floid, per Children 441. 61. Deliierail to Housekeenei at .5119. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE, 46 mitt. after 10. MARRIAGE. Sunday last, at Drum 4rllloa Church, near %Vaterford„ by the Rey. John Cooke, Wl+ tna Joho4l,n, EN to Ntiss Sar gent, rldeit daughter of 11.rnty S.:gent, of Tramore, E. DFATHS. Lately, in Live-pool, N i itstJan;llvver. rqung-st daughter of the Rev, l'nowat Harvey, of Undorbenow, near kennel. On Sunday evertnlg last, aft , • a :,,ta da.s Gloms, Mr. Joh3 Price, a resoactalale traveller, b..... ;rug to tie /was of Memo. Watson and Co. Wood sueet, London. • • SALES BY AUCTION. JAMES T I ENEW, At Hanalei", Aland coon, Strand (where tho S.t)(*. •I for the fory , vettielfee of Sale), on Wi.:-.lNEsi . my NEXT :lin! folldwing - Day, ri l l-IL 'truly valuable atul beautiful SELECriox of, vAuwo.,NN t . VENEERS, of extrourd nary dimm, anik very scarce, rio•e, and pin, la woo toile intgy,claphoard, & the property of Mr. John \r4, No. SI, Pah Mall, routing f....n business. Toile viewed the two preceding days. Coal. , guet may he then had at the Place of Safe; Kerr's, Pa'! Mn i ; and of Mr. James Deriver, at kis Auditor' Room, Chades-stre.d, Berkeley. -gone. VALUABLE FREEHOLI) ESTATE, AT HARROW ON TUE HILL, Comprising a Mansr, or RepULM Minor, an el-grit Mamma extensive Pleasure Gmunds, a Farm ' and several Dwell. By Mr. SQUIBB, By Order of the Trustees of the late RICHARD PAGE. Esq. at Garrawav's Coffee•hoiset, 'Change-alley, Csonlud. THURSDAY, the 4th of °antler next, at Twelve, in Lots, A Capital and valuable FREEHOLD EST.C.E, consiging of the MANOR, or ItLPL; TED MANOR. FLAMBEIt'TS, and the unhisi.lteil Maniion Iftwise, e oa , snumerous attached and detached Offices, and extetwavohni well known Pleasure Ground: and Gardens, most dolightisr.S. situated, and distant only ten utiles lions the Metrop lis. Tad 'House is capable of being completed at a comparatively small espence. Tie Grounds (which occupy near (.4ty acres, atid have ito n g been distinguished as the ornament tliA part of the County) arc laid out with the greatest taste, e.obe'l• with a beautiful Piece of Water, adorned with an e ,441:t Pavilion. Temple., site add judiciously plarstrd with vary valuable Timbm Tre..s and Sl . rubs. TheGiudens, Not toque., and Paters, are stocked with the finest Fruits; the Stabling and Out-houses are finished in the corn pletre Also 100 acres of •ore rirh Niradow and Pa•ture Lan 1, invite diately ,diAniug th,:ahovr, and a coliforiabik Fans with Barns. Stables, together with two.twos nil brock•butta Dwelling Hattie% with OlSces, Gardena, and Stifids, in 44 occupatutit of the Rev. Mark There, Mrs. Thackery, and bf.fl, a r il six Houses or Cottage% with "Gardens and S d.it'. Shop, lett to tenants at v the whole of which . 4 pat of the Estate of the lire Richard Page, Esq. deceased.' 11 - - T .e MAntion and Ground; a; ynir he viewed with tick't% which iiidy be had of the ituMionier. Feinted part:caw; mai he 11.v1 Nteiipt. Neeld And Flat.!gate, Sudirnots Nort4:k., :rva.-t, Strand; of Rich rd r mt a Est. Dt d , West. minter, at the King's Heat. at "'Arrow.; at the Place of Sale.; and of %Ir. Squibb, Saville-palmed, Saville;ruw, where No of the Estate tasielie seen. . . - Ci)PYtile,i.D ESTATES, HAMPTON.. MILDDLESAS. IMes.rs. 11091ni, • 4t the Red Lies, Hasapn.s, on TUZSDAT, ateber 1, a • Taave Di TWO LOTS. A DESIRABLE COPY HOLD ESTATE, enTh. 481.1 4 of Eighteen %cm of Mead.,w and Arib;e in the Cunimon F el.l s and Two Incl.isuies!errs of chuice Land, with the Tiroher thereon' -; 1 a brp F.4ng:ty with F.:Arden, Tait, and OuvirtoiLliagr, in th • P..- 3 .siun of Mr. Trim, arid adjoining a lam, Dowd. 6,n„ SLbltng for Six Miles, Cow.h•nae, and Yard: the able h,ld nn Lease, by Mr. Juhn S'lor itich e,p ref MseAsel mas ISOe , at that haw Old Rent of ♦2l. but ca„atrle of c,.ni. d hie advance. Lot t. A COPYHOLD ESTATE, eentirr;dine the Wm* Howe Pubbc•houm, and Two Tenement., with Gmiew Out-boildinr, in .tife Cktupation of Mr. Jame, Mene t but lett fig a Term rut Twen•T•olie Year, hem ‘lb*:aehlia • netb t) Messrs. Cole eel Co. It ewers, at 361 per Ann. The who.e FstAte is Co?) hold of Inheritanea, tiobleet tr , a Quit Rent of dis.Sd. per Aim. abd a Fine acco.ding to etestom. Mat be imweri Six Days prior to the Sale; and te` , :tchii had at the P:ace of Sale; at the Custle, Xinvosi r Head, Twickenham; So.h, Stelae+, Pigeons, Breotford: of Mr. Seartb, Solicitor, No. 6, Gyetes luo s atz.hocl;, and if Mews. Rubins, Gwent-Carden. TO PAPER.MAKERS, RSF;wERS, DisTILLERS,COg T4N MANUFACTURERS, AND DYERS Most ‘l * altrilile and Ext.:ware Pretise.,-r-upying a singulak eligible rot of 'Ground of 3,5'R f:n in diameter, ad- - joinii,g the. Rine Thames, at Thames Raiik, near Neat ;Toni', with . the sabstar.tial newly ereSeri Buildin;s, Payer Mill, Steam Engine, &c. recent y employed in his 6tms Paper Ittanufatiory. Be Meats's. ROBINS, At Caraway's Corte-• bona*, "Exchaiii,e.altee, C trnitill, en SAID RDA IC, the . g7th of October, at T elm *thick, IN OWE LOT: A LL thole very SUiLSTAVRTI L and newly .CA erected BUILDINGSess+PtIEMISES, corahleingoaly nee annualatioh, with ii 'usual faedny In manufacturing NOV on the mast ateit.ire IL - ale, and for artieh nervy..? they arc dr clic& r cud,.'or i:m ercrs resnett to any roller within the duitad Kingdom, and has* loan erected at an a:peewee et 711,9'11. under the direction of exnerieneed Surveyor., and are Wag emu ably nate, a.!;,iini.igth:R ittn Tin nte.r,on TA•mr; haolt• and only Half a 151 l,• distant from Westminster Btidra The Premises consist of an rieg it small b rsvfoisit , d tPitelnirg Ilni.se, with Gorden, Offices. and U.samateiry, whiah agra'l a molt beautiful as well as extensiT4 slew of the siirrmarb , g Country ; a Drying House, 4119 feet long, by 21 ; Twe ditto, 144 by 21 : Paper inakin,2 Flour, 51 by '11; a Steam Engine House, ef power. 57 be 52 ' • a Pre;wring Hoar, 90 by 66 ; a Ditto. 106 by 20; an Eleb.snu try, 60 by 17; capital Twelve-stall &able, Engine !louse,. Cart House. Loci e e, he. a substantial Foimdation for tbe erection ofa Starr Engine, of Eighty • boric power, lati fret by 56; a Cuial Flo.l Cates cut from the Riser, at an ex:etnce of a' I —A 6,0001. communir_ates to the dill - area s , li:dings, and aece-4 to the Margo, 379 foot long, and 611 wide ; with a s cape a naming extended S2O feet lone, and 64 wide; threv '.5" • of fine Water, Pomp, he. the wt,d" w i t h a he , tj'. Pilior, and eon•I Rrsd. The portion of hand emst.y , .l ever nrane oftli. Manufactory .01 leave upwards ni feet ...Ground to build mum, atid for which purpow, tt ellrible, milieu oiy, near 1,000 fret Mum:died: twine t' Thames, as it would oonintaird wart Roe vows ever gre a re: of c• e Couriti.r. of surrey inid and which, et a ellent , tina, will ~reduce a (3.oinel Rem of near 7' , • Anntma ; and tin. whale Prciniaes and Lair: 0 , 0 held-oil 1. • - und.n. Lon! Unsyeimr, for a Terre of 67 liars, at small Reot 41.0001. per Annum. Ttie valuahli. Plurt , Fixtures. and Futtlngs up, • • • taken at a fair N'aluation ; mad earticol.o. li.ot f 01... to the Salo, at tlia principal (Olt, iii every M I turuig Town to England ; and Plans of tin. Estate to he Mr. Solicitor. No. 4, No.follc-strzet Str.in I ; Mews Robins Groot Piazza, Covent Ganios;• FREEHOLD EsTATIC rl l O BE SOLD, a Iraq valuable and truly do & sirable FREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, nos , ' , many pe .ulisr and extensive privileges, must elig.bly ,iti within 40 miles of Lowden; oom i rriaing a Cottage •••• noose, Hams aid all necessary Itaikhugs, with u: •' • • Actei or Afab•e. a: el Nteklaw Land, i.l a high state of C W . ., • • tion, within a short dissan , e of six large Market Towns. 4"1 &tate is in a nso , tde'lthtfsd, healthy, sad victurten the Country, is identiftilly supplied with ea...elleut rostinan gams by the House, and Stages very near e% ...Y• For prier and farther particOar , . W.V.) pet404.1.a1! , , twelve and two any day, except Sour...lays sad Siin•las • ; • • lane.. poet paid, to John Mandan Aisle. Esq. at Air. Nat. 34, Ludgite bill, Ltwida4l. ~.---- LONDONI—IN inlaid by G. DAVIDSON, No. 3b. Mart, St. Clesacatta, and oubbAbed by W. WEST, at 00 Office, Nu. 13, Zack of St. Cleake.a's Church, Strand, 10 ,,, ":` Urdu, ar tbs Pipet okt (Post -pad) malteds', n,led