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I POKTSMOUT:I, SECT. Arrived the Friendcluip, Lunkierbuii;:•., from Drotzic. Sailed La P.-a,/,Ye sloop of war, cm a cruise c , fr Havre, and tae Spanish ship, L'E.pre , for C:opcs. Came into harbour, the Sea Ni.,;: 7 .h transpnrt. PLYMOL IH, siti 27. Arrived the Lady Warren armed ship. 't%l:.h a ennyry from the Downs, Weresnerek.zd, Rcafe, and the (Ea , .a.day, Cuok, fmm Itiga. Sailei the Terrible mati of war, on a cruise. DEAL, SEPT. 28. Sailed the Carla► frizate s Orestes and Eugenie sloops of war, on a criii,e, off the French' coast. Sstiloci through the Downs, the Softreik ; Quincey for Jamaica. Remain in the Downs, the Monarch, f'lrrcbl, an•l Inge.tible men of war : Penelope and L' eistsia4le fri gates; Delhep sloop of war; jackal! and M o m, pin-brigs ; the armed defence ships ; and the cop- Fred armed transports, u per last.—Wind N.E. FROM LLOW's LIST. GIII AVISEIIII, Sarr. by the William, Sinclair, from Berit,i,m Sr, Fides, Lagoon; Count Schehrnata, Cut& ; and the Now, timbrearn, Mont Norway ; Metry, lgromatt, from Daman-; Hannah, Rator; and the Frit-efts, liednit, frnon 74P-tnel Vrtor Hervan, Gem°, from Stettin Jame Si.ter, Backer; and the .tar wet, Jint..n, from Esnbdess.—,iuttl tdta IFUrt4lll.l, Lik, f ur Eni)deal. ARK IVIED Off Port:U . lloU Betsey, 14 , orland, from Co.k. At Ply month—the NY ot ph, Dawson, from Pet e re% ; and the klw:tor, tilapro , rl, (rote Rids. At Liverpool—dm Pattlawl. hewn Vied Mt.:known), from N:ehintoo: thy:ahem, Shari; and tins ii.wah, GM. from Pefrrsbur:ll. At Cr ek-4he W Willi], 'robin, from Liehon At Oublin...the Prudent? James, from Cadiz; and the Pcrieveranew, Walker, from &Eldon. At New York--the Cicero, Niersau, from Liverpool. SPAN olt. R,—The substance and particulars of what passed at the intcrview, which tuck place at Lord Harrowity's Office, on Tuesday last, the .233 s in -:rant, b-tween his Lordship and a Committee of the Sparkish Merchants, who, by his desire, waited on him, having been very erroneously stated in the public Newspapers; I have been desired by the Centime t of that Carn-nutee, to request that you 44ru1J ilsert in your Paper, that the sole communi cation which his Lordship made, on that occasion, was in substance as follows:- 11 That his Lordship had 4-. tired to see is. in order to ae quaint tu:, that Nis Majesty's St nisters had tete:red intelli • Bence, that considerable armaments were pre, Jung in ports of •a n, of which no explanation whatever had , been Witeived, ;to- d.d it aplear !Mel!. that any ,al44:t sir ex ila station could b, given ; and his Lft, &hip wfd that he thought it proper to e.iitionontrat- this information to 'I:, in ford, thAt the merchaits concerned in the trade with Spain, rlizt Oren set i t that cutuipercia cauc,rias as Lacy aught Juice expo. tfient." Lord Harrowlay gave no further information, than the above, on the suSjed in 'question • either at the first meeting, or at the one of yester day, which seas confirtei to a particular application from the rncr &tuts, !or the convenience of trade. I am, Sir, your must obedient Servant, Jowls Tekt.tet t, Chaitman nf the •vierch.,n,s trading So.nn and the Mediterranean. 2/V•ril•street, &pt. :nth, 11104. THE TURF.. DONCASTER, THCIIIIO AY, Spry. 27. Sweepstakes of 2075. each, with f.. 107,1. added by the r Corporation, for fillies then three-years old, Bst. each.—Two Miles. Mr. Lintoci's hey, by • huttle, darn by W..iblut Alr. t;artont.'s lefty, Helen, by Del./Ant . ''',i 144 ilimaveame's cl.eintit, by John troll . . Dult% of Hamilton's brwstrbay, by Walnut . ` - '3Lord Fit,tsvillLtu.'s bay, Vf ibten, by Sir Peter . ••ir Ur. Selman's, by Sr Peter, da'n by AlfrA . (Five Subsctibeis paid.) a. .. . 1 . V . 3 . . fell Itweepstakes of lOgs. for Hunters, to be rode by Gentlemen, to carry 12st.— Four Miles. Sir MM. Sviter's hg. Sir Pei tinlx, by Sir Poet. . Mr. Bartim's gr g. Mddlethorpe, by Jupiter . . Hon. Vie Lumley 's it. R. Reserve . . . (Four Subscribers paid ) One Hundred Pounds Plate for three and four-year olds; elute-year rids to carry 7st. Mb. fourledr olds Fist. 7111.—Ma:cicia colts allowed 21b. and Maiden finks Slb —I It ats, Two Miles each. To pay 3gs. entrance, which is to go to the owner of the second best horse. Mr Marina's f. sae Ito Br o 3 yrs. old . . 4 1 I Lord Fitraillitm's br. c. Dorm 4 yra. old . . 2 3 2 Lord Gr,y's S:r Oliver, 4 yrs. ord . . . . 1 5 3 Lord Stratitrurue's mart C. Petrick* 3 yes. dd . 6 6 4 Sir T. Gaseoigoes bc. tsv Sir Peter, 3 yrs. old . 2 5 Sir M. M. Sykes's br. Sir &Wad, :3 yrs. obt . 3 4dr Mr C. Notion's gild, by Star, s.t. r..ost Mr. Thongs son's b colt, Newcastle, by Waxy, lit. ;15. Two Nli;es,..ka/gs. etch, h. t. The former paid 100;4. comprornise. Yestet day, C.trr, who rode Mr. Bcttesor.'s filly, had the misfortune to have part of his ribs broken, and otherwise severely injured by the horse falling. The pickpockets have been pretty naive, but three of the fraternity were picked up whilst in the exer cise of their dexterous avocation. Mr. Stevenson, of this place, had his pocket picked of his pucket book, containing sundry bank notes, &c. A farmer lost a bill case, containing a bill for sixty pounds, and several others have suffered by L . :6r depreda tions. Lord Strathmore and Mr. Mellish arc appointed stewards for the next races. . 1 . 2 T. Rotittorost, Esq. was on Tuesday elefled to the office of Mayor of Dnncister. The Comm-vim, preceded by the band of music belonging to the I )on.- caster Volunteers, marched from the rovim-hall to the Mansion House, attended by an unusual crowd of spetlators. Lord EAROLLY appeared in.his for the first time since his ele,"ion. The Repository at the Mansion fictive, for the bi urit of the School of industry, has been the fAshionabie murning pro menade during the week. We hear Lord Essnt.cv his it in contemplation to present the 13i 4:ry Volunteers with a pair of co lours. I lis I.ord , hip was amongst the original sub scribers to the fund of that Corps. A vcry ctirinus Chinese cnnipass has lately been presented to the D.relic.rt of the East ladia Com _ray by Captain IVitioo of the Worley. -venviiirmertympusama r TouND ON *MAD flig ADMIRAL OLIN. (Continued from our Paper of Searrilay.) DAVID SCOTT TO MARQUIS WELLmfilti (A very important Leßim.) Dunnlnald, 13th July, 1803. Since I quitted lawn on the 23f!‘ March, I have from ne• minty abandoned all corre•oundenee, exceptine some private communicetion with patic.d.ir itereiduals of the lite Admini stration, who retain their harmer attachment to y ii, and by their consolatory and obl,egitig letters, have enalikel me to *ledge a let la of the state of parties in London. You may, I think, therefore depend nit the torreaneis of this ,etch. lit the month of May, it appeared pretty evident, that Mr. Pitt would return to diice . Mr. Ackliegton seemed not much disinclined to allow h u to be at the heal of Administration, but he would by no means permit Mr. Pitt t o !trine in lord Grenville. Particular circumstances natu.ally determined Mr. Pitt to propose that noblentaii; but it is clear, the latter would not undertake the i.j.4% , 0111171CUt, unle.s he was perfectly at liberty to pomose to the King such an Atlmiti•tration as lie should think in the present crisis met beneficial; and I really believe he would not tort:eat to fUill:11 to power, unless he were iievitrel by the King himself, with whom :dune he would coodescend to treat on such a subject.— Lind Melville did not a nut much Meitner! to retina to office; but if Mr. Pitt should think of him, which tio do uit would, his Lonithie would not object to Jain the new Although from inclination he looked to the Indian Department, yet I inweitie he was wiUing to undertake that to which Mr I'U sheen Aix his tune in the political arrange memo. Such was the situatioe of affairs in May. It is sup posed that the King had desire I Mr. A e lilingten to signify to Mr Pitt, that he consented to his resuinini.in of the office of Prime Minister Rut after the opposition Mr Addington had received during his administration fruit, Li d Grenville, it is not at all buy. ising that lie should na.e decieretl agate.' Lard Cr.'s return to of At bet it agpeered that the King, In order to form a more %ironies administration, desired Mr. Pitt to accept the highest office in it; and that more . from lives of policy than cat personal :machinery. But Mr. Pitt would be all, or mining. This may he cellect fr. PA the epeeeli of bay Lard Melv il le in th • flame of Peers, when he poopereel the discussion, instead or dieappiovieg the cciedute in the new Minister. Tins ties ice mime deg. re co sist.mt with his former tended, for though he toad...yard the peace, leseollicided in eei penal ntoilurre of Administration Mr P•ti, on cm coa t e , y, had jtstieed tie peace, and it was 0.4 until he joineti the debate. in the !louse of Commons, that it *as kitown he would follow thq saute tra..l.: witli'Lord Veivi!le It would be diffieult for me to ray bow tar this was agrembir to the public. Haying said enough of there Mieisterial firrangernents, and cooling o, the eonsl situation of pubic affairs, at a parted so fertile iu events, I shall abet n, ai. use il, from maenie .ny ....jertnret: I dial: v•iiiark, that, in all ".'l.• t ~ 16110041 kcelilutionv, every thine has taken a (111 e.ent liar , (reel shat 'wit exereted. This being so, Irbil is the roan that sell ven tuns toNsaand an opinion with rel....et *b a the Gaut,: The opinion is. ilia Ens.a.f, glgyts .oet uyseptierted e is capdali: of euxqing France, and her Allies, with more success than when we II!! friends on t.,e Continent by her extensive Continental Influence, seems to int,.oid .te al.l Europe. England by sea is superior to all the -.aline of turope wined. Thal: Wand has excited the jeamul of the Commercial Nations, or rather of Li St•tes• We sewn to be coduied to a defetuive war, and in that case, gentling can make en impression 01KM I will hot now dilate on yocr brilliant successes in ti.e East, be. dec. [lle rest ellik111:7 wort than a lovz detest rt . wean auk e , ..sest to the M,‘ltql.la. nt I.IC 6.lss:ss. : e Gingrims, it liitty t' its, 4ty inns kit (Asserssastat w 1a:1:a lautic• EDITOR. NO. XV . MR. TAYLOR (AUTHOR or s: -. )art. POLITICAL LET- Iva S ON EGYPT AND INDIA), TO MR. CURTIS (CIVIL SEkVICE), CALCUTTA. _ _ Anicen 13, 1905. Bebre this reechcs you, you will no doubt n.ive retet , new. (thew,. to the war winch we have wen Fran. e, or r, Cher ith the Feist Consul, Bonapmee, whewe mena-es and gra,' I preparati,ns, With the design o; t Any?, the island , h u e made. of the F. ngli.h an unwed %V.• h ive menet!) , than arms. No! such a s v riig of courage and royalty you lie vcr saw display*. Tie Vo.unt.er Corp. slate are almn.t inntinieraWe. (We heir is emit some trolling tentarks it a local tut terc.)._ If he (Bonaparte) escapes our fleet, anti a•tem ids to efFet a land i ng •vais his satellites, if the is at their head, I am confident that we sail destroy them all, and deliver the wood from one of grt,teet seuteges. The combat, however, will be bloody, and the live, of several tholsand men, dear to their con..try, will be saerilieed upon the oceadon. But Briton will think nothing too dear in defence of his lawny, particolitly against an aggrce.or, who is a devil in human shape. You have no doubt heard e; the last .i.suirecti.m in Ireland. Pc...spied by invatiroce, the rebel, begun the affair too sow, and on that account the rebellion was the ino sdritessed, hut not without kw. I au persuaded that Ir hod, tithe? than England, is the object of the French. O a I su , ,o•et that Egypt a. 4 India are still, and alert than eve-, the 0W....cr of their de. sirs,. I have new reasons for saying so, and I have ..lroady curnmuoirhited sty idea in that res".-t to the Secretary at War. scr. aux. MI. J. AAMMOND, TO EDWARD MIDDLETON. August 25. This letter 161, perhaps, he the last that von will tektite item me ; perhays even before you receive it thin Country will he annitittated, and he who wows, as well as every thing that belrasgs to him, , ball bite the dust! Perhaps (what i.. wore-) we shall be all Unhappy wretches, without fir•• or !sanitation, without a stone upon which to repose our hearts. This is however, what may happen, and will certainly happen to many, if Bo ii apa r t e beeinnes ouster of this country. God knows ishcOmer we d.serve sunk s correction ; but that wretch has certainly been sent into tie wor'd as a scourge to humanity : after aN, my fricid, we hope, If we are faithful to ourselves and to ottr . God, m f-mlnite his pert;cltniis plans; and, with a—caance iilProvidinve, to inflict upon him tho punish.. nicrit ac lovas. NO. ILIV. Lour) Cu. TO LORD WILLIAM IFKTINC; GOVERNOR OF :4•I3:LAS, AT niAna•s. Angist 1. Vent will have learnt all the trembles whi h have taken place in 'related. It ie fortimato that the epirit of retie lion ha. ma niteeted itself*, Wen, fay 1 have net great confidence in the vi gi:anct: of Government, either here or in Ireland. Dete4.6 are Riese its Use peeers I.f the force and resources of the Reueis, which nine :e ine to think th..t the Pinch are at the 4e.ttolo of the bereir..".. That :suet vtry mach regret the precipitatioa of the Rebels, which will eJlaitily direencert their mraeurrs. !feisty Wellesley (•) has snivel in Eigland, to return tie more toln.lia Hie health bars very much shiers , lie has kilts 4. 1 think, 30,000. which ie it-thing eiina..leti:•4 that he bee hen his health end his time thiolre Ihr.t you. End your Giveriument better titan your xpectstion, or at lust that you eau let aside more mono!. 1 sincerely wish be ma , be ut, N o r 1 hare no great opinion of your mummy neither for %ourrelf um for those who arc about you. (• ) /I , n‘her to the It4.rquis Weiksler, Author of the Let ter No 3.—,lliriiiiter. NO. XIV, TNOM THE SAVE To Tilt SAME. Dreadful accusiiits have been wavered from 'refuel. They (the Ira) h ire is.•ga•t according to their ant ent curt into It this c i u.n.ry be lint attended to, it will be I,llt These r.isi..ds are as rips for rear 1• as ever. The Govetnuieut at preform is very ie:tive. It has seised a great ainsiber of rebels and some "(the chiefs. A greet namiy /realism' sad Irishmen is the <rake of Fiance Me .441 to he concealed in Ireland. Parham...it has sawn the p:c ..zutsuns winch cireurn,tanees required, by authatoing the tri.st .if al! the rebel. by Martial lAw, and by ougpcoldieig the risk eitirepas. It will be hee:es.ty to lost in execution the pea lass against the Cath'.lics. It an .proton on the soNeec were w,ci....ary, mine is, that the [vied attack will be ni...le upon Ireland, where they (the French) will eartaibly be jioaed by a tousidcraL:onistalter. • ....a.r,L,_.AIIIIMINI • Tricvsr-3al lIICIJAI sruirraliargrrnr. Trar.Ofre. 5,-pt..294 ST iiirr —palm Drake/Grnt. to be in At:istant Commiisary of Store, Proeintoa; .oulfor.tr, to the 1 , oec.e. Cettamiseieus signe4 by ,theNl.er.l Lizute.smt ,f the County Nor;%.lk. 9th Battalion of Volente,r lialiatty—Thomas Jeokincon Wino I vr..r I, Esq. to be Lieuteuaiit-Colonel Commandant. Dated Jun., 2, Philp Lewis Posta, Esq. to he Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated as abovo. Thomas Wither: Gill, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. commie/ism w the Lancashire Militia, sizsitel by the Lu:d Lieutenant. To he Deputy ' Lieutenant:--11.-nte Fielding, Etcl. Dated Dee. 22, 1609—John Ireland itackbutue, Esq. Dated Aug. 22, 1804. 6 Battalion-54mgal IT4wardm Fasa'cerley, Esq. lobe Lieu tenant etlonel. V t7..lJuly 24, 1804. Robert Newton shaw l , E N . to be Major. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thomas Cole, of 1/igenhani, in the county of Essex, baker, from Sept. 29, to N.,e. 17, at tea, at Guildhall, Lothian. John Stark, Thomas Whitby, and Matthew liotterill, of Gr..at ll,iffielii, Yorkshire, mercluitts, froth Oct. 2, So Oct. 20, at teu, at Guildkall„ Louden. BANKRUPTCIr...S SUPERSEDID. Joint Brown•, of tials, sertierretshire, bookseller. Joseph &Prank, of Pater'street, Bloomsbury-square, p!u , t,her. William Lit.r,nw, the younger, of Andover, in the coouty of Suuthasui,ton, wine-merchant. 'BANKRUPTS. Willian Llewellin and Bawler ?Anita', of Bristol, linen drapers, to surrender Ott. 11, 12, and Nov. 10, at eleven, at the Roomer Tavern, !Aristal. Attorneys, Messrs. Jetakiitt and Janney, New-inn, London ;Abr., Clarke and Son, *loot ; and Mr. Daniel Baynaon, • John Enedrh, of Wivb.ock, CombrAgeshite, wine-mer chant, to surrender Oct. 9, 10, and Nov. 10, at eleven, at the Wnite Ilan Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hell. Attorneys, Mews. a•4l M. Prickett, Klopton-upoielloli ; and Moor,. Wat .tud Cowper, Lincoln's-Inn, London. John Henry S •Itneider, of Bto lane, London, merchant, Oct i, 20, and Nov. 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Come, Amtin.friars. • George Stratt.m and li.nry Stratum, of Blackfriar'r road, Surrey, insnournigers, to airrroodvr Oct 12, at ....keen, I' l , at ten, and Nor. 10, at unr, at G London. Attorney, Mr. Merotott, Cliariotte-dreet, rackfriae,road. J•ibui Jo tea, of Newport, in the c army of Salop, innholder, o Wren , ' r Ott 11, at four, 13, at ten, acid Nov. 10, at ele ven, at the Elephant and Ci.tle lan, Newport. Atomism', 11,(r. Morro, Newport, Salon; and Mr. Ileabow, London. Johe Cutl-r, of Sfald.tone, Kent, linen-draper, to sur render Oka. 2,6, and Nor. t Oufldirall , Loudon. At tur.tek, Mr. Charles Hartman, Wuse-Udie•-coutt, Floet-atreet, Lpodan. John Owen, of Holborn, watch-maker, to surrender OA. 11, t 3, at tm, Nor 10, at eleven, at tell, at Guiktiwil. Af ton,* rw, Mr. TutrirtOn, F. street, Strand. Dour, late of ();furd strati, St. Mars-la-11-nne, carver and et .1. r, to surrender Oat. 12, IS, and Nor 10, at on , . at Attotiteg, Mr. W.llslow, Sala, bury-street, Strand. DIVIDENDS. (Jut. 24. Grrorge Loth, William Lush, aid Jahn Itabimen, of Nmecaole two.-Tine, imaoro , g-ri, at eleven, at the Shaken, ar- 'cavern, N•moistle mom-Tine. o..st. 3 . Rob A Jafers, Br.stol, hat maker, at eleven, at the esib Tavern, Bristol Nov. 3. Edward C"inliav, late of St. Mary at nut, cetea.•, !es, at ten, at Guildhml. Oct. 2e. Peter Ileat',cote !ate of Walsall. s kinner, at eleven, at the George Inn, in Oct 29. Bar. mbaa C .rn bei', hie of Priiretm aquae.; Ratcliffe- Id piny, ingtrance-OrLrem, at at Guildhall. Oct. 20. Tholua. Lam* ol Bedfordsetreet, Cot.mt Garden, druuist, at ten, at G.:,dha:l Oct. 29. James Yemn .rta now or late of Tamwoilh, thief, at e .ftn, at t! King'. A , Ttn Inn, ir. 1 . 4 .‘90!111. GC. 26. Melford S.,rins, of Leads, moneywcriveuer, at 'Li ven. at the Gotten LK.. 1 .3. in Loads. Nis. 1. Edward Aipoia..l, of Noon, 'Amasser, calico-manu facturer, at ..:even, at the E. d Child I.in, in %Vigo.. Oct. 30. ' Phi i,ilVecks, of New, wt, in the pari,h otß e ra e li, imnhol ter, at eleven, at the Bash Inn and Ta li* n Bro.'s"! Oct. 24. f w).itas C•Asper, , XSltarples, Lancaster, shopkeeper s at •lase.., at s Tared Inn. to Batt ,a.la-Niuurs, Lancaster. Oct 22. Cieris,ta Csst-a•, of itiriningbarn, graver, at tam, at Freeth's CJiTee-h Abe, in HAI street, Mirinisighain. CE . : rIVIC ‘TES—Uct. 20. Danir4 Kingehlery, Exev-r, faer.n. Matth..w D.,tWorrl. of Kasaligh •II %tre-t, Lfelog.ray, 11, trig.4ll...xre .t. .1, •ler. Jotia han Tuck , * a ‘.l J..htt Turk •r, of Exeter. merchants. William White, of Soutnan.pt• . s..-beied,ngs, loalidy,sierehant. f)e Ia Cluunt •tie, of I.,adanluh street, in susance-b Aer. MEETING OF CREDITORS AT GUIDHALL. to-Not sow. 1.110140 n Credit., Leicester square, hack draper, . • 10 J Ames, New-road, rie... r •,. the East, victualler 10 DIVIDENDS. Thomas Tifton, F •ne.m.ch..tussi. winemv.rehmst 10 George Moors. Lusts Alley, Mo.striel44, lestuer-sellor 11 CERTIFICATES. Peter Latham, of Camcwirlerstr,et, merchant. William 'lurking'. in, of Fineh-lane, owrchaut. James ['amino°, of Fir.ch-rane, merchant. Wt.ham Wotosore, et New WiatlV4, Baks. innkeeper. Thomas Sawyer, Woolwich, victualler. Thwtta4 %Vitl,insou, now or late of GrlnieSC.lrf Foot, in Fixby, Hairiest, Yrwk, merchant. RI liant Robinson Ward, of Cnttinghain, York, mercies*. John Sturges, of Nortiaaropton, dealer. Thomas lam of Weymouth and Adzleosulte-Llia, Dwarf, grocer. Edmund Walker, of Kidderminster, Worcester, voter. Rich ,rd of Lomer.tee-place, St. Auta, Westminster, auctioneer. Saturday—.ST Mica AII ..Ouchea. or WIROTaMapol avial-dsy....icilitlay at all tlar Public Olbees. PRICE OF limn sTucxs, Sett. 24. Rink Stock 141 Ok. I kb. 3i per cent.. . , 671 Guy fleb. 5 ?et cent R . Otani Cane! Loan, 6 per cent tot' .. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRUX:E, inta. litter 12. RI itfliS. On the 47th ult. at iOntboltan Caatle, thz. Mehra of Man che.ter oat ,o( 1y dievered of a .lanhtel. Yesterday te'ontht. the Lady of Charles Manners, of Market Overwo, Rutland, of a &lichee?. • At From:, time Lady 44 Caps. ttLottour, of the Royal nia daughter. MARRIAGES. On Thursday Litt, at C. icerington, the Rey. Mr. Benton, of Louth, to Mrs. Hyde, ..f t h e former place. On VI , letli in.t. Thoma. [Welton, E.g. banker, in &Mg sort», t . Liaoretb 3.ker, of the tame pt.—. On saw,47 oinurght, &Award Meoctows, of sifeaford, Erg. to she ..rutahie a 44 accuatioia:red Mr.. Cotelough, of itol.)tei„rie (.4,41z. Dr ATM. In Joi• latt, at S., loans, of titeYMow Fever. Mn. Loftie r wife f C %pt. of the 16th /ferment of Foul; alto hift infant ‘l. - ilaii SALIS BY AUCTION. li By Mr. KING, ... At his great ltOeln, ting-street, Cucctit Garden, TITP; bAy t at Tive4, , , ; , . A coLr.i..cTioN of BOOKS. rine,the Fie,n c h, il. Italian, German, and Eiltiih Laulgug .K l6, ; siii ., ; , um "ill 0., (wind (Ea rre s d e Ruuste,..., 34 T ofu t itz : ,.1,, , 6 Toni. Voy.ige de Vane mtver , 3 Tom, plittted hv ihtt; eh:orchard . ; Malt of Gzrriany ; I'.. Johnson's Nlfutk, 1 Vols. ; Junts's lhdalt •to the Re e n r d ; ; sect.tal NUIIIIIN, Pf I.avater's Physiognomy, told Grimes sintiTth re ,,.. wi,.. r . ,, , , Sphere of Gentry; Stoddart's Scutlandi laelatas 11 .1...,.; and liogarth., 3te. 144,1 y be viewed till the Sale. itt R. STEWART begi to return his most grs!, ful acktiowledgtvients to his FRIEND S and th.t . i•Fli. LID for the very liberal intuouragernent sl.ey have been plea, 1 to favour him with as an At/crime sea, and arsures thas, will always be his study, by unremitting attention to b,..„ , which they may favour hint with, to be disposed by ~fiur private contract, that a d ue regar d to sti ' , rules , or chile and honour will be attended t0..--His moan are Meat. and well adapted for public sales, hiiimeseie q tro central situations in London, opposite Albany Ott e Dome, Piccadilly ; and are always open fie the fecrotoo t librarimi of books, coins, and paintings. 110.1ey the 11101 t principles advanced to the full alto:int of propeii; a .sriiord to his cant fur public sale ; and, to utturtisary and unpleasant trouble to his fiienii tad r e , public, who favour lons with any sale by auction, all acoa u nr settled, bud the produce of the same immelidely paid ou tat Mild day after the sale of the same is finished. ELEGANT COLLECTION OF ROOKS. By Mr. STEWART, At ,hir Auction Rooms 194, rtccarliPy, oppo,iie I lousr, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th of Octob.r, aoS lowiog D.ly, at Twelve o'clock, A Very Elegant Collection of Ancient ned Nt.d-rtl moo) , of which at i n elegant /3111- awl ansosigit whittle wit he found Komau tory, 12 Vols. Johnson and Steven's 2 1 l i t " Home and smoneces History of Eneara, 13 V, • OW Work, of Warr, Goldsmith ; G ra y, Burns, Johnson, Sinaloa, Sto Swift, &c. 4c. I'o%x vh-weJ two dAys previous to the Sale ; end Cetekv i p s had at the Rooret. V %I-GABLE LEASE AND PR F.MISIS , JUSNSFRE. r LEADINke INTO GREAT PORTLAND-STREET, uN. FOIL-110AD. By Mr. STEWART, M the Stratf..ril Cnice. bower, OYfurd greet, on WF.Dh7S DIY the' 21th cif Oaoher, at TWU o'clock, by unit/ of the Prnnrietnr, going into another line of business., riIHE VALIJABLE LEASE of a CAPITAL 11 IIOI.ISE, Elou'aie fronted Shop, and Fatriiiive - r, mists, Wing tituited Ns. S. .11.1....,!reet the Corner of Gmn Castle-stress, with Doable Front, wail c4ikula-Al tar aav etas-gwrinr;Sbew. The P.eniises are In the num vgb,,t,„,„. tial State of Repair, hating ree.t..tiy had a very tarp?. buss ,r -pettile.l on the same, and consist of ext*lfirist Dweilt g He ,-, earital Shop, with a Yard ..r Plot of Grounl, eirtendhg is Flout of John street, t ircitty-twven by euhmen side, ‘,. eludiag Twn Tuteitic.t: at I re•gent on _lv um:, which, at a itibiy %mall Expcime, might be mule into tiro et c.:Pun 1,h,.•;:. PI .1 louses, with hiioyn; the whole livid far an unr: l .,„ Tram of re ,nty (late.. oil ons .Q , t.oter, at th , • urn Ire Rnot of only MI. per Annum. Immediate ptursaiou WI to gloom, - To be viewrd, and Particulars hal on the Premiass; at L e Stratllinl V , ,ffee.linuss; tearraways; and of Mr. Stesait, tt hia Auction RIIOIII4. umlaute A:bany House, P.eced4.y. BUItTON PYNSENT ESTATE, SONIERSETSIIIRE. Sy Moors. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. • On TUESDAY, the Ifth of ()ember, of Garrsoar's, la Lolt, if not disiosed of by Private Contract in One CAPITAL and truly valuable FREVHOLD F.ST krE, most beautifelle art i.te ttt Keaton Prawns, i.. the P ,tshes of Curry Rived Fiveoes4, a el ti 0.04114 Wet Sedgnio •r, and divided by the liti;b ltetA woinerton to Taunton Stiles front the former and with_ in la of the lane. S of Taunton, and 12 of Ch- rd, ls-rne and BeldgzwAter, eosn i oissnA the Sfanor .11 Druysen. th ;he Royalties and Apporten.•nres eaSeNti ng ow ea whole Parids, Burton Pynseot A1.11..4011 House, thisms, Plea sure Grounds Lawn., Wildenresa, Plantain/on, Cordons, Paha Domain Lands, and Woods; capital Farms with Doe :log Houses, exc••ll.•nt Earns's' aid Roildinr Sea Hie bandry Rosiness, ()refunding, and Tem•oreuts, coetaluiet about 1200 Acres of fertile Meadow, 41(.4'44, and Arable L cnl,. tormiog one of the nto•t rioNe reales in the Count., amitelintly worked wiih capital Oak, E' ro, and other Ti Trews of very large Dimensions ; th • F 301711 are occupied r..ape..ratie Tens...ts from Year to Tear, and on shon at Rents amounting to 14001. per Ausem. Alm the Jitney and alter,ato Preseleatent to the Rectory of Curry RireU.-••• The whole Estate is eal•e„ile of the greatest Impromaie it, sot upon stilton:enure of West 3.drnoor mod other Moors, con taining several Thousand Serra, over which there are an ly vah,:dale Rights; the Rental will be very considerably nod, in point of Sduation, no Property is more eligib:e either for a Residuum or Fenn. To be viewed by applying to Richard Coelily, at 8 1 11131 Pilelent ; of wte,m printed Panic liars may be 11.1 Th ny Days preceLlig the Sal,: ; also at the Red Lion, So.ae: ton; George lons, Nridg••watrr, Chard, Creirkeme, and Taonton ; Ale.srs GoaelSy and Cn. Printers, Sherborne; Ladttall, Printer, Bristol ; Mr Cruttirell, Bath ; Mr. kollio, Priat - ..e, !LlU:eery ; Messrs. Fame and Atkinson, Solkho ,, , Lineoln'a•lan ; at the Place of Sale y and of Me. .r... Skinner, D, ke, and flo. Aldrnpte•atreet, who ate authonki to treat by Private Contract. • KENT By Mr. GRAHAM, At Tom's Coffee-Howe, Cornhill, on TUESDAY, O&M I', at Twelve, in Two Lots, ASingularly Desirable FIiEEHOLD ESTATE, in the P3rkhea OlMilton. Robbing, and I ial.tow, car:- prolog the extensive Manor Norwood Chagas* near Sintingbourn, in Rent, with right of Court Lon and Court Baron, Qnit Rents, Fines, Royalties, and 5 10 '' 110.. l Vain, containing about acres of 01.1 inclosed pint:., Mradow, and Arable Land, wirliin a Ring Fence ; stt•-- tion bold, and plan r I, emnbining Sea, Roe', •• Land Virws, nithibAing scene. of uncommon • • and satiety—shy Swale to it" day, the th , • brirmieh, a Sticem , s ; the Hr. , t.. • C • pip.; le ant fmm the rhatnr., and'a ari fl , nne; r• I • distant, and the ra a country to Nfaithati-e, dc an immense acapnitlaeatre„ from the crow'. of Calisinn • • the gr..atmt ,-art of Wh1C11 . 04.11 witlUu the Linde Of tas4 to the Telegraph ; front them:, tho land. grade nett and fend,. plain, which most anti ,it park ; the o.dp.gmoped and .Ce'tel4.l along the of the Eatat, rove it • real and parl.>lste appearance, an I nature germa to court the loud sa(a.t to aid sod etobeiMh tt, unichanti. g.;mt, Mutual, a. it were, to otnninemv, t perpetuate a limily of real c anieipirm:e in enviable eounty. 'rhe honor is neither la•ge i.or h rd.orn .: the farming &Mating* are adequate, SRI the grounds watered ; the onit drawback is a I..ease of the Farm, wh . ;cli tea years to run, at one third of its annual value. P.ce are ' a thriving wood in hand, of ten awes, aunt anoC,er ..1 twenty-fise arPes, lying under Boughton Hill, ard in h. Pariah of Hewn Hill. The latter trill be sold is a •eptla - Lot. To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Biaxland. of I .4 ^ , clo: t ''' soca., a .ar the Plinshus ; or whom Particulars and Plans ..liortiy be had, al., at the Inns at Dartindi Rochust,r, L. pringe, Cante7bury, and Maidstone; the Gen.ge, roughtmi of Mr Gmbh, tr-in Qaeiro.intreet, I.;rwoita%-111 , - 1-1,-16 Mr. flrrini FAU.ll , !tt, Solicitor, Sittingbeurn ; and of Mr. ham, kenl-I,issu•Nniate, London. -- - LUNININ:-.—PtsettaA by G. 1111)SON, N. V 4. ` *tree. St. (lei:lent 'a. arA publ.abe4 by W INF. A ()lion.. No. I ',,11..ck of St. CleineilOs Church, Strai.J..h v '' Oulu' for de: (pea-paid; will la du:, att.a.l.a 6.1 lAtejli Ft 1 MajeteP • 'Julie, Mate. Ni Mr ToPe Pope t. 111 !tic XIII! Jk.ftw whi 111 , . Wive The • Manta Cutisit 1); Atabbo, Cal:mars 0:1 'ft 3otmion P. 1 ,1011.1 rAg.a.l at ctily in ! *ice 6d, ' l l H be Acted Sir Ro P.!r. Fan Mr. Mu bta , 7 thLaic Count Anton n, Mrs. Ad On F , Ptttinax 'hi , sense meet of I the 0 LiaLLISCI eq, D 3 ,1 tai Tcketi TN' .nd S 1: int )c.c. Tickets . 11 - T 1 traj ea) the E• --- OLD 1 SZPV. 14, btu aqUao Gtrwine w t Mei _~!