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k . ' 71 17 : „~....-„ :-~;;~ 1, A Tr. COVIT OF KINGS BENCII, GRILENALL, Nov. 5 ). At one o'clock, Lord ELEENRIIROUGH retired from Court, and Mr. Justiee Lauer:Nee presided. GASEINtit R. SCALES. This was an aflion for goods sold and delivered, consisting of 18 dozen of port, sherry, and Madei ra, amounting to 501. ss. to which the Defendant had pleaded nom Mr. GARROW stated the Plaintiff's case. He se: out by oh .erving, that he iinder•tood the defence intended to be set up, was that of infancy ; but he was satisfied he should be able to shew that these goods Were *anal necessaries. The Defendant had carried on an extensive trade as a West-India Mer chant in the city : had been introduced by his father to a respetlable banking-house, where a sum of one thousand pounds was lodged to his credit.— He lived in the stile of one of the first merchants in London, kept his country-house at Blackheath, his compting-house in the city, and his dwelling-house aethe %Vest end of the town ; lie also drove his cur tide and pair, kept a number of servants, and so on. He,-therefore, trusted no such defence as in ' fancy would be attempted to be set up ; and as the wine in question was for his own consumption, he bad no doubt but the Jury would find a verdi& tor his client. The delivery of the wine was then proved, and some respectable witnesses called, who stated, that they had given him credit to a large amount; that he kept allouse at Blackheath, and a lodging at the West-end of the Town,where he had a female com panion. A clerk, from the bank of Messrs. Moffit and Co. proved the lodgment of the 10001. Mr. Wfosy, on the part of the Defendant, in formed his Lordship and the Jury, that the defence he should set up teas that of infancy : he regretted conch that the father of the Defendant had been so incautious to give up his property to a young man, who was . not of age, and ot, so ezpen,ive a turn ; from his being a minor, htcOuld not h e made a bankrupt ; he was now in 1001, and wished to give up the whole of his property for the benefit of his creditors ; but was obliged to make this defence, as be had no other means of liquidating uis debts. The time of the Defeedant's birth was then proved by the de,lor who attended his mother, and by his father ; he bring a dissenter, among whom no sett ficate of registry was kept. The father was a tile-soaker, residing at Sts.ke Newington, and had live other children. By this evidence it appeared, be would not he of age until neat month. Mr. C ARKO w spoke to evidence at some le7tgth : •he ccntended, that the wine which the Defendant had received was necessary ; and adduced the case of tea, which, though some years ago was counted i superfluity, was now considered as a necessary ; in the same way, he contended, so was wine. He then mentioned a case of a young Oxonian, against whom sal aflion was brought, for a quantity of wine, and the use of a curricle ; and in that case, Lord EA sib.* SOROUGN held it, that though the cur-ride was not a necessary, yet, according to the rank and station in life, the wine might fairly be considered as such. Mr. Justice LAWRENCE, in summing up the evi -1 denee to the Jury, observed, that he did not think that tea was to be put upon the same footing witbJ wine. In this case, the Defendant was allowed to' fill into the world : he had his counting house in the , his country-house, and his furnished lodgings, a mistress at the West end of the town ; he had rguilty of great extravagance ; he had gut hteen dozen of diffaent sorts of wine; and the question was, whether, according, to his situation it life, what he had got from the Plaintiff was a siseessary or not ? for his part, he could not consider k as such. The Jory, without hesitation, found a verdid of SOL ss. for the PlAii.tiff. POLICF MANSION•NOUSZ. 1 1 !sterday a young man and a boy 'ere brought before the Loan Mat : the boy had presented a bill for ‘2;11. Ws. purporting to be drass is by Mr. Theymer on a banking-house in Lombard-street, and was detaled by Mr. Theymer having ceased to deal for some time at the house. Ihe young man waited in the street for the boy to return, and was taken into custody; on his examination, he said that he had found the check behind the Mansion house. Mr. Morgan, of Lawrencelane, 'attended, and said the Prisoner occasionally attended his warehouses, that he was of a very respeaable fa mily, and that be would have given him any money he wanted. His Lordship said he did not doubt it ; but the circumstances were so strong against the Prisoner, that he must commit him for teal at the ensuing Sessions, which commence next Wednesday. The Vito, of Rowe in the Strat,d still continues to draw the admiration of the Public; indeed, the artist appears to have been so happy in the design and mention of this painting, as to warrant a comparison between it, and the works of our best Poets ; which, as they become more known, be come more popular—its attraaion Las been so great, and its number of fashionable visitors so im mense, as to have induced the Proprietors to rc l?hquish the intention, for the present, of substitut ing another. A few days before the Pore set off on his journey to l'aris, his favourite and confidential Ca nn ta A r. told him he was much troubled about a dream he had re speEling His I loci mess. He saw a figure descend from the clouds, and, alighting on the carriage which was to convey him from Rome, addr, ssed t h e Pore, thus—" I once bad eight temple .. Rome, seven are no more, the eighth is in England. If you go to France, I leave you; if to I...ngland, I smile on you ; and then it vanished." After a few moments pease, " This figure," replied the Pori, " most be Foes use c, for she h.id eight temples dedi cated by the Romar But wh , Eng - My be , left 2Rth :peaed SO Fe yr cated to her by the Romanc. But - Why go to Eni land, %here the people will not acknowledge it power 1" " If FORTUNA smile," replied the CA niN at, "the people of eVery Country will ackrum ledge your power " This dream is snpposed to I the cause of the letter which His Hot:sass has le with the CAA DIN A 1. , , not to be opened till the 2K i iihi of January next , before which time he is expe4l4 to become a Votary at the Temple of Foal uss., Basingliall.street, whose Wheel contains more ti( Frites than was ever before known, with so le "ickets as 25,000. ___ p . • NJ VAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOL TO, ROY. I.). Sailed from Cowes and Yarinotith-Roads, the eleasio and Hyena frigates, with the fleet under convoy for the West-Indies, E.N.E. PLYMOUTH, NOY. 2S. Arrived the /..:(/.Idiipilde, Kruger, flour I)ant•zic ; Nemeqis frigate, from a cruise ; also, a gun-btig, with the lo,s of her masts. Sailed the idastriaut man of war, on a cruise. FAL WO' 114 NOV. .:7. Sailed the Prinrcu Amelia packet, Stevens, with mails of the 21st inst. fur the Leeward Island; ; the Prussian galhot, Janffe Isaac lioavmaa, 1k Vrie, for Hilboa ; and the schooner Emhthn, Captain Dickenson, for St. Michael's; the latter, shortly alter she sailed, carried away her foremast, and was obliged to put into Helfurd Harbour, ahout six miles frum hence. The Prince ilaolnhut, Boulderson, and the Lei cester, Bet, ?ire appointed to carry out the Jamaica and New-1 ork mails of nett month.--Wind N.E. 'Y. BRITISH N. - STATEMENT of the DISTRIHIITR NAVAL FORCE, to thi In Port and Wing—. l2 t;r:,l d • ., 10 . 5 In the English and Irish Channels PG Oa the Downs and North S.& 4ta tiring . At thr \Yi•v India Wands, and on the Passage.. 1 On the Jamaica e•ation.. 3 American and Newfound and eta- 0 tins' 4- les, and on the ram 8 Cuait of Afti , a 0 3 Spain, Portugal, and Gibraltar 9 M.ltiterran•-all and on Pa.sage..., 11 With 5441e1 Itaapital and Prhon Ships.. l4 l'utal in Commisiiun.... 104 I 23 1 1.:9 Rrteiving %hi .1 Sas.% irealde and repairing for Set,. 20 0 19 In Oriinary 43 11 32 Building.. l5 1 20 Total STATE OF THE ORDINARY AT EACH P Line. Ws. Frig 21 1 17 Plymouth Chatham ♦ 2O 6 4 Sh , -”iness KIWI I 3 70 T0ta1.... 681 16 55 MONTEL ' AGRICULTURAL REPORT. The illness of the Gentleman who usually prepares our Re port of the state of Aricoltoral busineei, deprives us tut. Month of the benelt of hi< Communication. STATE M The avenge price of Grain throughout England and Wales was, on the 17th instant, of Wheat, el.. 2.l.;—ltye, 47s Id. ; Barley, 4.3,,,a—Uarm, 275. ;—Mean., 375. 104. ;—Pease, 375. 74. The price of Butchers' meat in Smithfold market was, on Monday, the I& It, for Beef, a to be 4d;—Muttomm, 4, 84. to 4,1 ;—Veal, to 74:—Pork, 41. um 5s per stone. The price of Illy a , :el Straw, st St. .Imines's market war, OR the 24th, Hay, 21 les. to 41. 141. i and Straw, 11 I Is. to 21.25. The price of !loos was, on the 26th, for Bags, 41. to 51. rA. and fur Pockets, 31. 16.. to 41. 15. _ CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, N0v.90. Wheat is here today in good supply, and but few tales are effected at present prim, and at something less ; but some few of fine Old, aid Dantair, kith more than our general currency; R4rkv is in r o.l ..wpoy and rather lo w e r; Malt IllieWife, AS are BC/111; we have genii supplies of Oats, and sales a•e lower for the middling and inferior qualities. Flour and other articles may be noted at small vartati•en. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wow. .64•.93. 104 s. J Bean. .50.. Me. Mt Fine dn. 105 s. 106 s. 04. I Tielc 8ean...... 464. 52.. ot. Rye., new 54.. 59•• 0.1. Oats SOt. JS,. 35.. 04. Raney 4114 534. 04. Pelarkls —.36.. 37.. 64. Malt —79.. 65.. no Rape 5eed.......41i. 44" o'. White Pea......35e. 64a Od. I Fine Faaur...... 90a 954. Od. Glee Peat 4R.. 54. Ad 5h..,11 , 14..... 91). C 4 91;TURP1 OF VIIIEI Including uuly Item the 12th agreerabl toi s. d. 200 Quarter at 139 22§ --- at 1; 1 2 208 -- at 129 76 —.— zt 126 258 $t 124 37 at 123 107 at 122 PS, at 120 at 117 636 at 111 118 at 112 421 --' ' 1 - 0 -- at 1. 104) -••—• at 1118 2263 at 103 70 at 104 148 at 109 1869 at 100 270 ----- at 9 220 it 97 AT IN MAIM I.ANI of Nov. to the 17th of Nov 1.11. tier Att. • .1 43;) Quitters it 96 at 9! 191 - at 94 l!'a - at 93 Sls --- at 42 190 --. at 91 1018 at 90 1% at 90 -- at $7 261 at 86 350 ----- at rt 6 --. at $4 lAA --- at 42 100 at 41 17A at go 2no ---- at 714 20 at 76 _ _ IA9 at 72 146 —••• at 74) II rt 65 Men at 595. And 4111 Qua Total 13,730 Quartos 10;t1 Ifiuker tl s—Avertge 99a. 110. Hum Wit Return. A From Now. 17, Cart Office. RETURN 1W FLOI ', to Nov. 23, trots the sack. - _,.d. I Sacks .a. d Sack. . d 14.....:03 0 37.. ...97 0 3. 01 104 01 OA 0 tn sa n 3263 ....100 0 5N.3 93 C 7. Si 0 111 91 0 110 ..93 10 44 C 166 98 0 4.. .. 92 0 10 81 0 11 J 7 6 10 ..91 0 And lb Sacks at G 4 34 Socks.—A Tem, I. high, T, 421-4,1 .3, 9Ss. Sd. • UNBRIDUF The Oms.lnsyte!oes R,tum, sit. Th0m%17,14i“. 29 NV" .ed s per !...e1 l7l 04 In 111 04 liArley, per . 1 r 4Gs 0.1 to S.: MI Mit 296 0.1 to 391 0.1 Cd to !ult. Cd Peam• 4k 04 V. VA IPS PRICE Of SEEDS 1164V141 • ST •1 • Per Cwt. Red C10ver....405. to 100. White ditto.. 701. to 1 I 2. Trefoil ..405. to 41.. Carrawa? l.Yis. to 112 4 . Coriawdite..... 10.. to 11.. . la 111011OUGH. . • Per Rothel. Ter5t0......... to 24- W Mu.t wiSced 91. 0.1 to Ills Brown ditto...At'. to 117. Gunn 7s Od to es Od Rye dregs pt. qr. 204 to •;(1, F tibtb. PRICE) VASIL Kent 41 Os to 31 34 Sams. . 4l Of In 41 134 E4C); 41 Os to 41 IS. Uhl put; hICESTS. Kent _ ___ 51 161 to 41 Ise Stream 31 IS* to 41 Me Iresnloarn 01 Os Is 41i Oe 170,9001. of the BRITISH its Da I 50's 96 Tot. 1160 r PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW: I•TuTD•T. 1 IT 1 A ..1 res. Wil IT TCH•TEL. Fisly 2l Ills a 41 Ills lily ..31 18. a 41 IG. New 01 Os aOl Os New. Ol 0; a 01 Os 'Straw Clover 01 0. a 01 0. Straw .ll 14. a 21 Os SMITIIFIELD, FRIDAY. Nov. 30. To ..ink the offal—per stone of Rib. lof 4‘ Od to 5: 4rl I Veal St Od to 7s Od I'vlottou....4* to S. 4d Pork 44 Od to St Or. Mead of Cattle Out Day, Beast.. about 700.—.-Shoep, 2,300. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS By tlie.calcase. 4.1e4 Is 0.1 to 4s 4d Veal .1u 4d to 6s Od Mutton... .14 4.1 to 44 44 I Park........4e. Od to 5. Od PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Tames's Market 46 7J I Town Tallow. 77. Od kid.: Market.. 41 Id Russia (Can.).. .. 73s Whiteehapel Market 41 6,1 Russia du. (So.). Per Stone of 81h. --. Melting Stuf 13s fld Ditto rough i 460 Average Price.... 4. 6id Graves. 144 Good Drep lls Yellow S.iap, 82s—Mottled, 00,--Curd, 944. Pri:e of-Candles. par dos. 131 0.1.-Moulds, 11.. RAW HIDES. Rest Heifers and Steers, ler stone, Ss. 81 to 41. 4d. Middlings Sq. 4d. to 3s. 61. Ordinary Market Calf lO4. 6.1 E.tglish Horse Sheep Skins PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, SO to 561 b. each Ditto, 60 to 6Slb. each 244 to 26,1 Merchants Back.' ' , Yid to 234 14ressnig Hales. 224 to WM Fine Coach4i-s 234 to 244 . _ Crop Hides for cutting 23d to 24d Flat I ' , Milian-. 2'4 to 2'A Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b. per Dozen 33d to 09d Ditto, sit to 70Ib 32d to Std) A Dm., 70 to Nolh. 32d to 34.1` - ' Small Seall (Gr.tettland). 40d to 44d) X. Large ditto 1004 to 103 a per dozen. Tanned Horse Hides 25s to 36i per hide. COAL EXCIi. NOE, Nov. 28. 11.-it Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldron S9s 61. Delivered to Housekeepers at "Is. 6d. hand Timid, per ClaaWron 525. 114. Deli vertd to Housekeepers at .044 0.1. lesttrday-.ST ANDRJ PRICE COURSE OF EXCH, Amsterdam, 38 2 24U. Ditto at Sight 57 7 Rott-rdam 12 2 U. Hamburgh 35 6 24U. Altont 33 7 24U. rari,lilly's date 25 Date Ignurdisaux .25 14 Matlnd Ditto Cadiz l7 in Pape , Ditto Bilboa L,•ghmo Genoa 45 Dublin sin Loudon (Nov.'. Belfa4 nn London (Nov. 11) Belfast on Dublin (ditto) ... at the Public Offices. IRISH STOCKS, Nov. 23 . ••ntnret S per . 9n iGE, Futomr, Nov. 30. Venice 584 Naples Lisbon Oporto 6O Dublin nutizoid. I. r. d Pollnpl Geld in Coin and Rai% per 0z... 4 0 0 Doubloons. 0 0 0 New Dollar . 0 S 3 Silver in Ears 0 5 5 New I.ouia each 0 u 0 Agio on the Rank of Holland 5 per Cent. ') 5 11 6 ....74 61 slays HR4A4 WATER Tins DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE, 46 ram. after 1. BIRTH. Lately, at Sidmouth, of a son and he'r, Mrs Guy, Lady of Mehnoth Guy, Esq. of Kenton-hall, Devon. M RRIAGES On Tworlar last, Mr. &word It ooicto, of Little Waltham, We to Mt. Mary estley, niece to Mr. Wthtley, draper, of Chelmsford. Lately, the R••sr Inico William Jones, of Trinity Collect., Cambridge, to Moo Margaret Elizabeth Gale, of Bardlea-hall, in the same county. Lat••lv, at Cockington, Devon, Capt. Bennett, of the South D^,lji) Militia, to Miss bey On Thursday last, at Totitess, Major G. P. Adams, of the Queen's INagoon Guard., second son of William Adams, Eati. NI. P. to Miss Illiaa',eth Lovelace. On Mondry last, at St Geurge's Church, liatinver-square, Capt. Edwards, of the 87th Regiment, to Miss Maria Smith, of Sloatie•SitUalre. DEATHS. Lately, at her residence, at Dedham, aged 79, Mrs Davy, relict of Mr. Peter Davy, an cminnit bookseller, in London. Olt Wednesday, at Duninow, in the Seth year of his age, John Rayner, E.g. surgeon, of that place 1M Thursday last, Mr. Browne, vale! to the Dike of De vonshire this gentleman fell front his horse a few days since at lismarrsorith. At Gloves, near Atheirry, after a short illness, Mr. Dennis Conrolve, of Baltindangin, aged 117. Ile retained his facul ties to the last He was married seven times, and when mar ried to the last wife he was 93 yearsuld ; by them he load 48 children, 286 grand chi dren, 944 gr , at grand chtki , en,sand Vi great great grand children ; the ended of whom is four years old, and his own youngest suit (by his last wife) Is about eighteen years old. On the 18th, at Stretford, Bedfordshire, at the advanced age of eighty•two, Mr. links, swoon and apothecary 14y an un remitted and successful attention to the duties of liPl profes sion, which he had practised in Stretford for upward. of ft ty sears, he was enabled to bring up, arwl enjoy the moat I of his labours, in the b som of a very numerous family, twelve of whom survive to lament his look l ie had the happiness to be unireisal:y r spected and esteemed by a most extensive ac. quantum:, and tt b • must sincerely beloved by th o se who were Inure nearly connected with him in the intercuriews of life. LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY for the Re edit of Widnert and Female Relations.-1 Special General Meeting will be holden at the Unice, on Thnrsday tne 40th of I).cember next, at Sot ii•Chiel, in the Leeni: It pre . vilely, to consider the Resolutions of the Meeting held CM the 14th day of April lad—and alto to di-termintSupon making a call upon the Nlembert of the Society, and of reducing the NIIIIIIIV. Ottl:l1"lrf to constant- a Grata!, or A Special Gene. ral Meetinc, mid to deterinia whether a General Merti , g has, or ought to have. the Power of making a call, without its being c .nfirtned. SALE BY AUCTION. PRINTS, ROOKS OF PRINTS, ANCIENT STAINED GLASS, AND PORTFOLIOS. Ry Mr RICHARDSON, At his House, No. 31, in the Strand, Tills D.IY, at Twelve ralrair. ACOLLECTION of PRINTS by the b est hinters, cu. Audraw, Plervie, 'lngham, Cailnt , bre vet, Holy, Sir Robert Stramreltem. Schmidt, Vol vato, Went., Rare En;fish and livietogn Parttait.. The whole in fine condition, many P.ittif.; among the Rook* of Prints are Etitchon't State! y , Teatieres flattery, Theatre de la Orland 1k etagor, PinnesTa View, in Rome, Ste. Moot thirty Lets of Ancient Stained Glaw . . . _ fo be +mood Thi. Day. CataklNW way W IBA price Ow Slulliug, of Mr. ilrchardwn, No 31, Strand. II SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE BOOKS AND FIRE ARMS, a c. By Mr STEWART, At his Aiimian Roolos,• 19 I, Neer! l'y (opp o si te AV House), Tins D‘y, kVALUABLE COLLECIION of BOOKs , FIRE ARM/.. Amongst the Books will Se fua. i a Stow's Lo.A.iti, 2 Volt.; Illionw'd Gentleman's Recreat..a large Paper ; the Costume of the kiss Indies, Japan, eh, V. Tutkoy, Peisia, and the Levant, exhibited in 4 t j beautiful Drawings, with Duscriptions, 2 Vols. ; Grote*, u . tiquities, hue limpressionsi Granger% Ricgraphical lustratd with a profusiiio of Portraits, lannid, in 9 Vol. ; bathos's Works 7 Vols.; Wyndham 's Tour in Wale.; age d Ia Pero.i.e, Plates, !, Vol.; Dt• Grat.d Li,. To des Peintres Plates, 2 Vols.; Milton's Panelis t su:uerb Edition, ' French and English ; Retina: Se Ia Fellitr, Plates coloured, 8 Vols.; Lasater, by Hunter, sery Roe preisions; Encyclop.cdta,. or I*.ctionary of Arts sad Sciftim is 10 Vuls. ; Voy...ge Imaginaire,'39 Tore.LCEuit de V uka,o., Edit. de Bziamarchais, 70 Thal gliumts de Reatera. t . 39 Tont.; Annual Regime, 44 Vols.; Johnson and /tee m ., Stiaklicaie, illustrated wish a profusion of-fine P.itirs, a mom superb Cope, elegantly bound. in blue Mo.teco, E t leaves 21 Voss ; Iloose's Roman History, 11 V 0:%.; (Ewen a a Buffing, et:mired Plates, b 4 Tom.; Henry and lions.% hi, tory 20 V 01..; an excellent Selectioi: of Free rs Authors; lo.•xwitie the Works of burn:, Smith, Sterne, Muliere, &c. &c.; two excelleot: Vnwhay Pieces ; an Officer's Fusee; two pair of Pidols, Ac "Fad irbehi of which will he sold without reserve. 11 2$ 2 Li 18 10 16 419 FB3 1 ll 0 :39 19 105 26. 62 455 I ..,05 RT. To. 4 43 S 87 4 34 5 9 ♦ 95 20 1133 To im viewt d; and Catalogues had at the Room.: ROOKS. By Mr KING, At hi. Great RnOM, in King•street, Covent-Gardon to THURSDAY next, ant E'ght fullusing Days, at 3.,:elast o'Cloek, I%.LARGE COLLECTION of BOOKS, chid' , in English Littraturz, among wh,cli su e and property of a well kouwis Col r, wired into the rountry. May he viewed tin Wednesday; and Catalogues, once Is. then had at the Room. ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE, A TOWN CHARIOT, tlec. Hy Mr. SQUiBil, At his Great Room, Savihe•passage, Saville-row, on MON DAY NI.XT, December 3, and Tr o following Days at Twelve o'Cluck, VII'HE truly Elegant and Fashionable HO [-.SE_ HOLD FURNITURE, !al.! Pier Gleam, Convex Mirrors, b.autiful China and BLcuit Ornaments, Leslie, Gi randriles, a fine toned Grand Pianoforte, with additional Key-, by Stoddarts, a statuary Mal blo Chimney Piece, Pier Tables, complete Merlin's Chair for an Infirm Peron, Prints and Drawings framed and gland, an exceedingly good Town made Chariot, arid a great variety of valuable Max, lag, the pro perty of a Lady, brought from her residence in the vieiiiit! of ►itarny-square. The Furniture ;which is in the birth-it gate of preservation, having been eery recently new coin! rise , an elegant Drawing-room suite of beautiful Chintz Cotton is French Window Curtains, with Sofas and Chaiis en cute, capital sideboard Table, vase Knife Cases, Dining Table, .at Pillars and Claws, liandmine Card, Pin, and Pembroke Ta hrka, Wardrobes, Secretaims, commode Chests of Drawers, Four-post and Eli:hi Bedanads, with C►iau Cotton Furniture, s..asonsad Game Feather Beds and Bedding, Eating Parlour aud Bed-room Chaim, hatulsoine Etrusells Carpets, figured Oil Cloths, elegant It gister and Rumfonl stoves, Kin-hen Ranges, Smoke Jack, and culinary Utensils in Copper and Tin, a large Bathing Tub, &c. May be viewed till the Sale, when Catalogues may ►e had at 6cl. each. - WOODFOXD, ESSEX. _ _ By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premise', on MONDAY, Dec. 10, and i'llnating Day, at Eleven &Clock, THE W HOLE of the EXCELLENT HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, some einm, India Japan Wardrobes, Rosewood Cabinets, Tattles, some Panning., Z Pigs, e Cotrui, a Ri^k of Hay, Garden and Farming hople ueiter, and a Variety of Effects, at the Rookery !loth*, dear dr. George Inn, at Woodford, in the County of E,:ex. The Furniture comprises a very 13'gd Variety of Bedsteads and Bedding, with Cotton and other Hangings, prim, B and appropriate Chamber Fi , rniture, Drawing Room and Dining K , ,,FU Furniture, and Window Curtain., Chant, Tables, Glasses, Sidels.ord, Kitchen, and Dairy Ut.r.sils. May be •iewed on Saturday preceding the Sale ; Catalogers nay be 11.1 4 i on the Premise. ; at Garraway's; at the George and tank, Woodford; and of Mi. Robins Warwick.stre.t, Gold en-square. RR LA! ....... TRULY ELIGIBLE RESILIENCE FOR A FAMILY OF DIS INCTION. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee•hoine, Exchangeolley, on FRIDAY, the ?Ist .4 I/ecember, at Twelve roVitick, unless an at , ccptable Ufer it made by Private Contract before the lbtts of D.vember, AVery de.irable. LEASEHOLD ESTATE. emit rising a spacious elegant MANSION, 'Mode is the most preferahle part of Pai street, N.J. 113, and extend 111 to Park•larie, csmminiling uninterrupted tient; over Uccle Park, and the 'chartist country, the late residence of a Noid , Tall, dec..aserl ; emit uns on the ground Odor a spacious en tratt:e hal!, prised wide stone, breakfast room, capital &Aine mom, and library, with boned front to the Park, an elegant Stolle StAtie , .., to the first story. which cone - tins two ...natal drawing rooms, one with bow e l front to the Park, a bertchani• ber, and a chewing room ; live excellent and pleasant bed• chamber: on the second story, and six good ...ties over; on Cu base.nent are roomy offices of every description, completely fitted up, an open airy 'aid wallcd round; and at a shnit to tance in South-street are three coa-b-houtes for Coif rarrisr , , and stabling Mr nine horses with lofts a All rooms Over; th , whole in sub.rtantial repair, and form , ng a most desirable mai• deuce for a Nobleman or Gentleman . ' Family ; the Premires are held for an unexpired term of twenty four years, at a law resold rent. To be viewed wit'i Tickets only; Particulars may he ?•:td the hemp...ll: at Goef•TlraOl Co f feehouse; and of Mr. Re bins, Warwick •troet, GJldca-square; where Tickets for new me 111,1 , he hail. Capital and truly eligible I..as,hold ant Freehold 'sun., Woad', Water sod Wind Mill, Dwelling 'louse Cottage., and itianweesw Hods Wags, &OA Ni.as Aa r .. .( Laved, and Freehold Cottarzes and Garden, 1V eAlia ii. fly Nl..srs. BURTON and VINNOIIs On WEDNFSD.%Y, Dec-mber 19, at Twelve, at Garraws!•* - , in Torre Lit., if not previou.ly disposed of by Priv .t• Contract, Lot I.A Capi!al and valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held of CIIRIST's HOSPITAL, L e e ern advantageous') 'alma, on a branch of the Rive r L e within an easy dist i nce of the most principal Market; in tl • Kingdom, comprising a Water Corn Mill and Wind Mi . capable of dung a considerable struke of business, with wha , roomy stahling, lofts, cast stand, kiln, granariea, and wart. hawse, deering house aitoiiiiiig, and nineacres of rich land, tythe free, togethm with a wharf, rottag •, Ala shed, s:tuat , next door to the Yorkshire Grey in front of the road .it Str a t ford. The whole isf this Lot held on I.ea.► for an unexpir. , . - term of twenty-five veers, at a moderate rent.. Lot 2. A Freehold Garden behind the dwelling house, ad- I. )i )) ing the mill, ,planted with thriving staudanl and wall Trees. • Lot 3. Tim Free:hold Cottage , contiguous to the mill, lett to tenants at will, .at moderate rents, amounting hi 16i. per annum The whole to be viewed, by have of the tenants, fourteen days previous to the , sale; when printed descriphons may be Ind no the premise.; at the Cr"-. Exchange Coffee Douses Bers Kumforl ; and of Mewl. Hutton and Vennor, 62, Cone hill, London. ___—.—........e.s LONDON .—Puntual by DAVIDStIft. No 35. WYcli• otwet, St. C'ement'a..a d publo.bed by W. WEST. at Wu Office, Nn. 15, Back .4 St. Clements Church, suwd,..hent Ordets tat the Pa, rdsc.(pdat-pasd) b u ddly auta.l4 .Z...... ~J P