The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-10-20 00:00:00

4LNW7CK CASTLE. On Thursday, the 4th instant, the se,sinns enm. rte:•ced at Alnwick, and being the public day of his Grace the Duke of Northumberland, an assemblage of most of the nobility, fashion, and property of the manta waited upon his Grace. the Duchess, Lord Percy, and 0 , - amiable young ladies, among whom were, Lady G-ey and her charming daughter, Earl Tankerville, the honourable Charles Grey and his Lady, Sir Ralph Milhanke, and many more, amounting to about seventy. who were received with the most marked attention by his Grace and Lord Percy, and the most condescending affability by the Duchess and her lovely darpthters. The company sat down to dinner about half past five, it and formed the most enchanting sight, there being a pleasing mixture of ladies of the first beauty and ele pance, with gentlemen of the most distinguished ap pearance and talents. The true old English hospita lity was displayed, and the most enlivening conversa tion flowed from his Grace and the party. The com pany did no: separate till ahnut 9 o'clock, when most of them retired to the Sessions Hall, to enjoy a ball, which is general at this time. The Duchess, Lady Grey. and Hon Mrs. Grey, ;paced the assembly, and were aTrecahle speclat ors ofthe most unrifTraed mirth ; and, though neither the room nor music could "ive Much zest to the dance, yet my Lord a nd the L a . dies Percy. the lion Miss Grey, and a long train of fashion►bles, skipped most enchantingly on the light fantastic toc till shoat two o'clock in the looming, when the Duchess and Lady Grey de parted with their lovely daughters, and broke up the ball. which had ginti the greatest pleasure to a numerous company. Lord Percy danced with the Hon. Miss Gres. The venerable Lord Grey, who is enjoying in his totr.at at Faladen, his well-earned {one. and has truly the of iftne runt Ji2ottnle, did not attend at his arace's party. owing to his feeble stare of health. Our worthy Member the Hon. Charles Crew, and his brother, the Colonel, who wis wound ed in I-Tolland, attended the ball a short time. The Nom. Member looked is good health, and we are ptrticuland7 happy to mention, that the worthy Duke, Dachess, and amiable family, enjoy good health, and make every oue happy around them. FETE AT BIegiMPTON BRYAN. The return of the Earl and Countess of Oxford, ,i •-stai their native coe-ntry, after two rears tour upon the Continent, and several very yarrow escapes of g takan by the French, has been celebrated in a manner the most gratifying to-their feelings. As soon as it was known that the family were all safe arrived at Eywood, the tenants in different pans of the estates met and dined together, and .with a laudable desire to make the labouring people partakers or their jay, sheep were roasted whole, beer given a.vay, ..n.l bonfires made in every village. In return for this hradsomc reception, the tenants were all invited to meet their noble landlord and his family on Thursday se'nnight at Brampton Bryan. The Earl and Countess. with their four lovelychildren, left Eywoosi early in Coe morning, accompanied by the ten..-:.s in the neighbourhood of Dingston, Stan ton, an 3 Yresteign ; as they proceeded by the Broad Heath, and along Combe's Valley, the tenants jnia ed them in all direaines, an 1 as they passed Kinsham (tbe seat of the Countess Dowager of Osf ird). the air resounded with husaas. At Lingen, all the tenants of Beguildy, leintwatdine, Wigmore. By ton. ito.4 Br impti,n Brya- , , met him in a body. *nil a sight nioee charming c sn hardly he imagined; above 40n respvl ihle ten silts on horseback, Acenm pan> ing their with eve? y testimony of joy and ea' Rion. At Brampton Bryan, the con corns- nipersple -.vas immense, the horses were taken of, and his Iredship's carriage was drown by the people to the old hall, amidst the loudest acclama tions of joy. An eteellent dinner was provided for SOO persons. and all aimirahly well arranged; every room was full, and the Earl and Countess, with all their children. sat down with theinnspany Nothing could equal the festivity of this scene ; delight was in every countenance, plenty and true old English hospitality prevailed at every table; the lahouring people were not nsglefted ; a waggon load of cider and beer, bread and treat, seas sent to them in the park. The pleasure . - f the tenants in seeing the children, who were clrred round to them in ere• y room by their parents. afte: ,iinner, was expressed by their herlshs, one by i,ne, with three timesthree The dry was spent with songs and toasts, expressive of the real happiness which every one felt at the iey ful return. Lady (Word retired wit!) the children to the Reaory, Ay:l-tie they remained all night, and, no doubt, highly gratifioi with the hottest and hearty congratulations she had received from the company, with wham she cnnveried in the most engagir.g manner, telling them of all the difficulties and dan gers ..1:e had escaped with her little Jailing:, and assuring them that she was now come to remai among them. His Lordship staid with his tenants, pushing about the old strong beer, cyder, and perry. till a Lite hour; he thanked them re;.eatedly for the honour they had done him, and told them, that in his late tour, he had ',en no country that could b.: compared with'his a a. As to any men of the de scription he had the happiness of seeing then before him, his Lordship said, he believed they were ric.: to be found in any place out of England , certainly in none that be had viOted ; and if the enemy ere: effeaed a landing, nothing would surprise :hem mot than the warm reception he was sure they would meet with from men in brown coats and frocks. Ili, Lord , hip's address was received with the loudest ap plause. The followirg toasts, with many others, were drank on the occ..,ion The land we 'lw an, and thi !r.*. The ....aden walla of 01.1 E-claod. Co • , iteat 11..awakei of ts‘i H and the men of Hereforlattina. .Ne'w's to the titnligh. Tenants !lomat and lanai o.d. (a I'. The famous old song, Try." in tar loftd .f rider'. at a place *shirt Brepttatt Bryan. was sung in full chorus. The es.ening was snent with the utmost to:. alitv ; all the hen .es in Frampton Levan and the nriehhoorrhon.l were illsurionated, which had effea arinng the trees. /.t twelve u'ckck she company began to disperse, and rot a little ewe:cease with the joy ac.l tesuviiy ct such a harpy day. ~..` NAVAT, ISTFLLIGEATE. POItTSSIOUTHI, OCT, IS. The letter last night reported the arrival of a Spanish ship, whose name, from its blowing hard, could not be learned. We have now to state, that she is a large Spanish frigate, of 41 guns, laden with 90,000 dollars, and was captured with two others, and one sunk, by a squadron of frigates, off Cape St. Mary's, near Cadiz. She fought the Liedybetter than an hour, with more than Spanish spirit, having le men killed and 43 wounded, and her hull very much torn. The English squadron consisted of the Intklittigoldr, Melvin, A aphien, and Li.iefv, who had particular orders to detain this squadron. /tut the Spanish Admiral refused ro ac company them into Portsmouth, and they conse quently fought se►eral hours, which ended in the surrender of three t and one blew up in a short time after the .1 taphion began to engage her. The other prizes are hourly expeeted at Spitler& Arrived the :friar/me frigate from a cruise ; Dir ma- man of war from Guernsey : and the Thar ..of Kent, NlCartney, from New Brunswick.—Wind, Westerly. PLVMOUTH, OCT. 17. Arrived the Ilarkph, armed ship, from the Westward. Sailed the Trompeste sloop of was to the West ward with dipatches.—Wind, W.N.W. II A L MOUT OCT. 16. Sailed the Diana packet, Capt. Deane, with a Mail tor Lisbon ; the American ship (lowa., Watt, it Rotterdam; and the Swedish ship Guff Bern stof, Larson, for Trieste.—Wind, W.N.W. DEAL, OCT. 19. Arrivel and sailed for the River, the Akianee, Rtilson, from the Ray of Honduras. Remain in the .I)owns, His Majesty's ships as per Last, and a large fleet of outward-bound vessels. Wind W. blows hard, with rain. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. 0 uti, OCT. 18 —Pas.ed by the Cortina, Peterson, from Emlxlm ; Wothers, Henderson, firms the hey of Hon &lra.; Triton, Seymour; Merlin, Smith; and the Lunar, Cadenhead, from Jamaica the Perseverance, Curtis, for Demerara ; Plus on, Car,ienter, fur Dublin ; Endravaane, Hankey, ter T-in.iig-n: Argus Onderwart ; and the Junge Alida Cathannt, Pa, istnett, for Embden. •LPIVIP. OAT Whttby.....The Jane: jearalail, from Quebec. At 1) , 141111—. i'he Eau , Swain, from Cad c. At 11-Ifa.t fhe %Ivy, 13.1ter, fr..ro Riga. At Oporto—. fhe 1,1 ipatcit, Elor4l, from Y‘rwroundLiod. At it.lboa— rite Labrad.re, Regent, hum L. 4141411. W. now understand that it is not only at Rotter dam that the agents of the French Government have detained the ships that were supposed to have on board the produce of British colonies, or British manutadures ; but the example of the French ma ritime agent at Rotterdam has been followed by a !ike officer at Amsterdam. and for the like reasons. The Rotterdam agent had cuntraaed with the Dutch broken to permit the entrance of certain goods for a certain pecuniary gratification; but on perceiving that this trade was carried on to a fir greater extent than he at first expesled, he allowed, or rather caused his tenni with the brokers to be published, and shortly atter pleaded, in excuse for the viola- Lion of his bargain, that the terms had reached the ears of his Government, and that he had received superior orders not to abide by them. N ith a sym pathy .f conscience and of char:toffee not to be won- , di-red at, the agent at A , • sterdam avowed the time int ntions, and adopted the same means of giving them circa. lie also has sent French troops on board such ships as have lately arrived, and he holds out similar threats of confiscating the cargoes, un less his terms are immediately complied with. The Merchants and Brokers at Amsterdam have had two meetings on the subj.& ; but when the last ac counts were dispatched, they had not come to any final resolution. On Wednesday came into Carlisle, from Litch field, and on tw succeeding morning couched thence, tor Ayr, 226 of the sth Regiment of the Royal Army of Reserve, intended to be incorpo rAced with the 2.1 Battali.m of the 21st Regiment of the line. They are, in general, fine looking young fellows. Tbursdar the ballot commenced in the vestry of the church of 3t. Bartholomew the Great, for the eleOion of an Afternoon Leaurer, in the room of the Rev. Mr. W•rasos, resigned. The glasses were finally closed at four o'clock, when the numbers ppc..red, the Rev. Mr. D.W *es - t 27 Cr %aims Puree, M. A ~ . .il MEI. HNC'S OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL oM 1.4014D411 NEXT. N. Id Tho.nas Sherman, late of Code street, near Finsbu^:- sqns,•, "Numbs; . I I Fanly S.nee.n, Preston, Lanraster, milliner . 1 I Wong It eGfrilltil, Mifsbanauset, Guide al33re, asselmisaker . 1 1 PRICE OF STLICIS. Rank Stock 3 per Cont. Red 11 pet Cent. Commis . 3 11 1 4 ye , Cent lb per Cent. Kai 00111 Lon* Ann 1611511 (Annum . Eng. Lott. :7 'lockets .... Coanta4s tin T. ISISII, Stock-)aenker, 4, Corn'itll, a•-,1 3, Charing•Cmen. PRIOR (►F IRISH STOCKS. (kV. It. Govenasaant t en cent Gram Canal L.,►a, 6 per tent. 9$l,9S Royal Canal Loan. 6 per teat 'Si CORN EXCHIANqE, FeisAT, OCT. 111. There Is a e.mtutuane? of sheet supply of Wheat; and fire the little of good old, },.h I,rier • are a•lied ; and sale•..tn ge rare, are dear,r. Rat ft. gnu. sarnoles of Mailing Barley. and these deans-. blab rath..r ea. Old Rye at Ks. p-t quarter. Beans ut each .art ate an•u-!n:rrg dearer. tlet. ..re is ntitdling ton r•ma , a as ..I.ar The prese , ,t :eires of Wheat (litres Freer to be rather higher. Other articles at little fluetkatoun. CURRE.NT MKT OF GRAIN. W heat Gs.. "."3 . 625. I Res.,. St. 475. 64 Vise 00. !4. B*. 61. Tick beams .....ti6.. 4V4 04. Rye s newt 34.. 4: 04. tht4 94. t'lis. :3..04. BC e 7 4C. 4r. 6.1. ' l'alan I, .... ....‘t% .30. 01. Nfs't ; ' 4.2 11. I Raps Seed.. ... 42.. s). 44 Wh.. Na ;%44 ..'- ii 4 Fans P10ur......66s '24 M . .ini N.. 44a. 4.... Oil. 3V.00‘14....•...044. 60. bd. ItrTURN Or irllrA Including only f.-,m the I,t agroea'alv to' $. d. 24 givtom at 84 36 at 81 29S -- at 110 ' 22 ..t 79 479 At :A 123 --- at 77 6 111 - at 77 10 --at 76 6 24?0 -.a at 76 In - at 7, 6 1313 -- At 7, 1064 - at 74 14 ---- at 73 6 'KO - at 73 763 - 41 72 64 -. at 71 349 at 70 And 13 Qui Total 11,096 Quarto 0.; 7.1 higher tha CT IN MARK LAN!. of Oct. to the 6th of Ott. the new Act. s. d. 75 Quarters at 69 204 ---- at 68 213 at 66 110 ----- at 63 334 -- at 64 40 -- at 6.; 6 192 - at C 3 110 -- at 62 204 -at 60 - at 59 62 - at 58 79 at 56 53 - at 54 08 - at 52 6 270 at 52 54 at 50 26 -. at 47 rapes at 4!s. re--Average 725. Od. 311.11 Return. RETURN ur FLU! ollit, Frora Oct. 6 to 04.12, from the Cocker Offset. Sacks. I. d. S.eka s. d. Sark. it. 41 I , i) .....75 0 90.. ....69 6 1-22 66 0 19 74 0 614... .69 0 1211. 65 0 I 73 0 70 66 6 2) 64 6 9 "4 0 2 ims . 69 0 143 64 0 20 71 0 40.. ....61 6 5 S'a 0 15635 70 • :44.... ...67 01 Tuta4-20, , 469 Sacks...—..Astrat Os. bid. hlber than last Re._ UXBRIDGE The Corn Inspeetor's Return, un Thurul.y, Oct. 16 Wisit.d, per load l2l Od to 'lll 04 Barley, per qr 384 Od to 424 04 Oat* !Os Od to 321 01 Brans 44s lb to 464 0.1 Ditto new 404 Od to 444 Od Peale .464 Od to 60s Od to (L. 60. !turn. IN THE NOROUGH IIT•IL. PRICY OF SRIDS ■r 11 Per Cwt. Per Bushel. Red Clever. ...40s. to 1034. Tuntip......... 16s. to 10. White ditto...6os. to 1054. W Mutant Sned Ils. to 10s 0 1 Trefoil ..185. to 4:3. Brown ditt0....12a. to 16s Caraway..... 930. to 98s. Cow, 711 011 to Ss 0.1 Coriander .....9s. to Ids. Rre Grass pr. or. 1:11 to 24s oF HOPS PRICE I: 11.1C1. POCZOTS. rent 31 13. to 41 41 Kest .31 Ills to 41 14s Sasex.... .31 Pb to 31 181 Sussex SI 164 to 41 Os Essex 31 lOs to 41 Os ranham....6l Os to 71 Os Old Doty 175,5001, . _ . The Annual lln FAir which plan were offered kr Farah Ant and Country Hopi f I from 115 r . to 140 s. per cwt. '11..k1 at Weyh.ll last week, at sale neatly 12,000 Pockets of wady all of which were sold PRICE OF HAY 'ATV AND STRAY rang. ST. 1 ‘llo.s . s• ITIIITIC &&&&& . Hay 21 16. • 41 10s Hay Si 10s a4l Its New 01 Os aOl Os New... 01 Os a 01 Os Straw ll 13s a 11 19s Clover ..41 IM a N 111 s Clover 01 Os a 01 0. Straw .11 Its a 11 Its SMITHFIELD, Pima's. oel. IL To iii ok the offal—pee sloes of fib. Bee Ils fd to St 411 Veal kOdto 6 Od bluttoa....k 0.1 to k Ihl Park as Id to 4. id Lamb .....4s bd to N 0.1 Head of Oaths this Day. ":IM., about 11: , 11.S1teep and Lamb., 2,100 NEWO.ATE AMU LF.ADE'4II.I.LL M.%Kklf. FS By the carcase. beef Ss 2.1 to 4. 4A I Void es OA to Ss 01 Mutton.... 3. 0.1 to 44 OA Peak 3s 61 to 4. nd Limb .....54 4d to 4s 4.1 PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Jaion.'s Market ..44 6.1 I Toon Tallow. 76s Clare Market es 6d Itti%ill (Can.) Wititechapel ‘larkin 4s M Rumiado (So) 69. Pee Stun* of alb. —....... Melting Stuff ....SP, (10 61s 134 S 1 Ditto lough 424 Average Price. ... es .;',l Gray. 4 Goa/ brigs ll. Talon Soap, 625--M .tiled, 90e—Cord, 945. Price of Candva. per dos. IN Od —Moulds, 1:4. ri I RAW HIDES . Pest Heifers and Steers, F - er stone, 3r. $4 to 4s. 4 I M..ll:inp 3‘. 4d. to 3► 6.1 Ordinal! Market Calf —. 3'k. 6.1 English lione Pelt/ 2s. 64. to 31. 114 Lamb Skins . . . 34. ed. to 41 OJ. PRICE uF LE VTUER. Wits, 36 to 561 b. each 23j to tit Ditto, 60 to iSflb. each —a to fl 14 M.:rah:Ant , Backs.. , ..—d to 23d D , eoSig Hides... ^l4 to Y? } Fi.ie Ovath Hides t2i to 74 , 1 Car Skims, JO to 4ollt per Doteo 32d to S6d Ditty 30 to 701 b... 03.1 On 4 :6%1 la Ditto, 70 to 601 b. 30.1 to 934 ;- Small Sea's (DrmitlaA). ...1 to 424 t CO tL EXCHANGE. Oer. 17 Best Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldiot' Ha 01. Del vreted to Housekeepers at els. M. Sur.:IMAM, per Cliaidron 90e. 64. Doriversii to Hoterskeepiss at Ole. 6ll. HIGH WATIA THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIIX E, I min. aft', 3. BIRTHS. OtsWeilne.chy last, at Tun'n.dge Castle, Kent, t►e Lady of W P. Wadgate, Esq. of a inn Lately. at Fosters'ourt House, in W.a.anstarest, PorrencOUrt, a(4l gtankter. MARRIAGES. Lately, at Miklenhall, SulLik, Mr. Anthony Wil:ott. to MN. fraqcor Atria Maria Darnuott, late ail.iverircol o Tu-mlay Woolly, 0.1. alif, rot of Ileato i Nutria, to Ms Moos, 4aNgittet of T. Mow, Ea+ of Ltrow,rool. DEATH, On the 13th inn. at Piton, the Non. Col 0 Napier. C it. troller o( Army Account: in Ire:and. A batter of • raider sweet .crtreel ..t•r; a mate up iglu or owe lthgent een.aut of the public • °err of troo He was mama! to Lady Soak Musbuiy, tuna , to the Duke of Animated. SALE BY AucTioN. LEASEHOLD, JOHHSTREET. inniiig into GREAT. PORTI.ANO-STRF.E . E. R. Mr. STEW ART, A' the Stettfool ciffe•-Hoose, thanol-t.m. on WEDNES DAY NEX r, the 24:h of 0. tober, at Too o'Ckock, by or der of the Proprietor, going into another Line of Nusi-ess, THE VALUABLE LEASE of a CAPITAL HOUSE, double fronted She.., and evtenaire Pre mg..., being situated No. A, J , ihn Weill, the corner • f (treat Law,. street, wttfi doable front, well Cain:laird fir any trui.i..es. re. quiring obey. Toe P. emits are at the mn.t aitetaiit vete of re l ent, having recently had a very large *urn exiii•nrlnl on the tame, and c , ino‘t of an exceleat Doclliet 5110, , , with a yard or plot of ground, extenning in ftect of ightt-.tweet, e 7 tent by IS wide, socli.ding two Ten , nents at p-rsi•ni on the seine, which, at a nen .mall expeic., imaht b•• made ioto two excellent Dor bnir Mussel s ta y. ; 11, e held for an unexpired teens nt rownty 0,-, 1,, ta na ta•Jarter, at the very low rent e.t Qu l r At. pet IM•lieliate puree...soon 1. , i be sown To be viewed, and Particulars AO on the Premi-es; at •he Stratford CoNee.lloinet Gertaisalit and of Mr ci °era—, at by A ACtiQ.: RIM S 9:.pofite Aln.ut• by SALES BY AUCTION. GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND lIFFECTs, EWELL, SURREY. Ry Mr. 3A MILS DENP.W, t' e Premises, cm TiIIUitSDAY the win at I?. r NHE genteel HOUSEHOLD 1 UKNITOIIE, elegant tiren built chariot, by flAtchet, om its boot w lwels, with li'wed harnesii, a pair of c.iarh horses, a aaldi, horse, cows, china, linen, w.ering aiii arel, two capital fowlin pieces, table clocks a few books, and other the pm. ;.erty of the Lie John Mayer, F...q ok.ea ed , ea hi. ite,i Ewell, Sorry ; eAmprising mahogany four ;as , field , And ser i/Ante bedstead., with cotton and dimity hanging., ite ,„.. titer Ueda, mattresses and bnliling, m ilurg.ifir wardrubea, cheer of drawers, dining, cud, Penibruke, pier and dressing t. 04,, mahogany crllaret secretaire and bookcase, parser 'hairs and sofas, pier glasses, Turkey and ktruinels ear,.tt, rates, stares, range with oven, co;iperi, tixtate s , kitchen requisit.'s, and garden implcnieni4. To be viewed, and Cat dories had at tit. Grerho,:iid, Erre,l; on the Prem:s,i ; and of Mr. James Defier, at hits Audi Room, Charle , -sttr,t, Berkeley-square. TO PAPER-MAKERS, BREWERS, DISTILLERS, CUT. TUN M.ANUEACTURERS, AND DYERS Mat Valuable and E.xtmsire Premises, oerupving a singularly eligible Prot of Ground of 3,300 feet in diamet.., jnoiiiiiig the Rivet Thames, at Thames /kink, n.-. , r House, with the subataLtial newly ereaed Mill, Steam Engine, Ac. recency employed in tue -or Paper Manufacture. _ By Mess. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cofer-hon a., Exchange alley, ewnhilt, nq SATURDAY, the '27th ofOctoher, at Tredve Mock, IN ONE LOT, .LL those very SUBSTANTIAL and newly_ erected BUILDINGS and PREMISES, combating .*c '^r mmodation, with uousual fseflity fur manufacturing PAM on th.• most extensive a.-ale, and lor which purpose they arniie. cdAly sujie:iof id every respect to any other within tow Unrea k loin, and have been erected at an expeller of 70,n nl. uud .r the diaechon of exnerienced SIITVIl" nod sae met ehgibly vituate, adjoining the River Thamesoin Them,. Raa,k, arid only Half a Male distant from Westminster Bridge Taw Premises consist of as elegant small bow fronted Dwel•ing Ho:.se, with Gardzn, Offices, and o:serwatury. which :arced: r moat beautiful as well as extensive view of the sorr4urel.ng Country ; a Drying House, 459 feet long, by 21 ; Two deco. 144 by 21 ; Paper-making House, S 3 by 28; a Strain Engine H 0,,,,, of Elght.horse power, 57 bi• 52 ; a Pre:arins House. 90 by 66 ; a IlittJ, 106 by 20; an i.laborat a y, 60 by 2; ; capital Twelve-stall Stable, Engine House, Can Hausa, ?oder' Lodge, &c. a substanti-1 Foundation for the wroctiun of a ! -I teate Engine, of Eighty-hone power, 186 feet by 56 ; a Canal nitla Flood Gates cut from the River, at an expeticv of at hog 40001. communicates to the different Buildings, and giyou racy access to the Barges, 379 ft..et lone, and 69 leek ; with a lyoncit cap 31ale of being extended 320 feet ',mg, and 69 w id -;three Wet l s of fine Water, Pump, dec. the *hut.- .n - lased wise a Irgli Oak Paling, and goal Road. The portico of Land emploeed is every branch of the NlanuLiotory will leave upwards of L.V.4) feet of Groused to build upon, and for which purian-e, it is seen particu arty near 1,000 fret inianediatel. fa. ing the Thum-a, as it would command very fine views over Brea; 1 art of the Cuuntiostif Surrey and Kent, and which, at a mudirata caldtilz.tiow will produce a Gietuid Rent of near 7001. :ve t Annum; s od the whole Premises acid Land are held en 1.-are Under Lord GraNTellror, far a Term of 67 Tears, at the very small Rent of 1,0001. per Amoco. The valuable lotint, .Fistur,e, and Fittings up, Ire to bit taken at a fair Valuation ; and d reril,tive Karticu'ant flay be had prior to the Sole, at the pi. neipal Inn, i eiery Man frac tonne Torn in En:land ; and Plan. "(vie E.tate to ►e s eo at Mr. 1.14.e , '-, Soii:tt.e, No 4, Narfoiketr•et, &raid , and a Messer Robust, Great Piazza, C went Geden. SFACIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE. WITH anci• HOUSE. STABLING, PLEASURE GROUND. Mt- DEN, AND EIGHT ACRES Or LAND—WALWO:t SURREY, Sy Mews. ADAM, SON, and CLIFTON. At Gami,'ars Clive•house, ou YVIKUNTSDAY:t..: list inst. at twelve o'clock, AMOST Desirable LFASEHOLD FAMILY HOUSE, irith bu.table Owes, Cmcli-ltoose. Sra:dium, Lawn, Plea,utc-Or.iun.l.,G.irden, and Rich hour, land, com m.:sing, in the whole, sbaut Nine Acres, the late [(stolen:, of JOHN LAMB, Esq. Declaim!. Tbe HOUlt, which is in es celet.t Repair, and fitte I up with every Coaveni. a.re f. 4 a Large Family, contains numerous Apartments of good pros portiows, with Offic , s of every description. The while in per let order, and fit for imme.hate Possession. T., be views wit:a Tickcts Ten Days me:eding the Side, %Ilea hinte I Part cuiars may be bud at Ca r. .W. 7.. ' and ' 4 Mt 6fl. AdA.ll, 50:1, tail Clift4u, swum it Jaho.-AtZ, •• FISIIERWICK, NEAR LITCOFIELD, SrAi uED SHIRE CAPIT $.l. ESTATES, SUPERB MANSION, EXTENSIVF. MANURs, FIS!IFRY. WoOLts, &c. Bs Mr ROSINS, At C;ArrawaOs Exchange A'lev. ort TIIUKSIiAY, tire lith of NVe bin, IwAre e`e.4,lc, in sm. Lot, • lIE very Capitil, and tru:y desirable FARE -1 HOLD E.SIA"Cf.S, with the extensive Msgr.: , 44 Tymore, otheswise Timmons, F.shservirks and Cumlsoford, Wiptint•vn, a..d 041•241144.1 or the Manor of Packington, Court; E.ron, Roval,s, as.d The ranch distineJiJi d and 10..asitifssl S. at, FON...wick Park, a truly noble a sd elep-e stone.bui:t klannost, with excellent Offices of every description ; a sincinus M. with 'tabling f 90 horses; four double Coach Howes, Var. WM and Snidlo &ems., Passives Slop, and r 411,1 g Offices an I Nerrauts' RO srUS over. 'Also Pleasure Ground-, Lawn., Shrsemeries, and Plantatioss of fine g-own forest trees and shrubs, encircling a grand spec 4,11 Prcce cdWater; Ind c..d nig :rho, capita' Kitchen Garden, walled Hot and Stvev..on 11 , mses, Green 11..tvie, noble and extensive Park of pleas,• f d.versffied Ground., t art bounded by the River Tame, , u , - r.•ts-sded by Voisin Plantation, enemnpassed ny pal new w .1 an I oak paling Three elegant Lodges to the entrances T whole Clinic:34l.one of the mot romp:ete awl beautiful or- - denms h the kingskiin. At an ag, , ,a .- )1: d:static? is a compact Farm Hons., with soiub'e buililt.e. of every d.scnpta , m s yards, de. dte. and a most c•teilale Farm in hand A!.° several nodal Farms ly cutstitsonn to the Park, :et to most respeettile tenants. part on lewe,thereenairol , at vs:l!- Elf.ed and Comberf4rd Ms Is, with Dwelling Huse and Oonsiddisigs. IV bra It I 1at41,4, 0 , 1411., Holmes Wood, its upwaoi , of S4J trzet. ca:er d with floe thrivsne oak and Miler Timber, a nod 4). 71.111t1' t the country. Rash an excellent D , el' •..'b .4, an-1 h.iiidgart, Gaol m, Otehtrel, t.c c:s •i•I,lot 4. co , pr turentae si •O of t!a River a: .e r , ,, r , • The whole Rate upwards of ,w' tin nis.sod t .ree s acres The rental and estimated value near .5.t, lit noun. Ti, pr,yertv 0: the Right llo,t Lre S . .en car S!;. - Chichester. The Man-to s -sod Ferns ace in roan , lete re, and well supplied an. plenty of excellent water . Thee estates are narti..t:'.lrly wail cakulat. d f,' a • Or elhii:eal• , l 1.141.11 C fora 11111 $ 1rth r:2‘idetme, ao.l to waive , 14rty m floe of rite hnen counties its the ki.•e_ urn. . . The %fin .r. at: abun 11It4 No Iced with game. field of all aza-,1.4...a.., exeelloat mad'. and at uc.e of tltr ne.thbot, The Nrin .n to be •iewed with Tickets (rev. - eh et no nt!tu.l ran he admitt.d The fat nt and lan! , ' • he vo ••• 4 ,p,.l%ing at the ‘lAnetvii; IN la Mr. t.'••.` 1 Beau nont, at Hu isEelotd, neat Et' Maniauts. D. hot, 1 4h culart ,as he hs,l on the l'' , ers•.es t e r,;,, ; Hotel, ; An'': Manc'se.tesi lien and Clneke.:‘, : • T • tnn t G.t n r : s, 1).3. Castle, T...nunnit t .ar, St KintCt Hea, Ca e l•r, ; Georse, t•,,,n i .t 1•,,:t, 13 , ‘l.l••*e Ilan. Bah: at . lSa , rats av's 1..• ••I•.tn.ss. I • 1. • • cf th• ret4t, ;.I,e L• ...en, d l'r,• • ,11.4 r. g..t• • ee.dg thr N11••.<4.1 ...t Me had, i; • L. Nlrs.••. Wh:te,l••••en.stree•E, S•rand ; aud Mr. R 14. N'atse.ck str.set. 1,"°"• LOS DUN; !' !.:ta• I 7 ta• D 33 . " •t--t. St C!e,n.nt s, .at « vF.cr. • sa:a %CLOT ••••,• 40,110. dor P.aly.. la ecrat•?... wi!: be ' • • fr 1 ~I