The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-10-29 00:00:00

I PrfERSBURart, strr. We aye note invelvei i,l a War %An the Persian.. impecti•l Oz. Cana,: of the Wa , and the Battles winch hay,. taken our Court Gszette of this Day give. the foil:" hig lueat The Commander in Chief in Gnicia (Georgia), the General of Infantry, Prince ZiziAnof, received a letter from the Vit;er of the Persian Raha Khan, filled with threats, in which he demanded that the Rns•ian troops should evacuate Grusia, and inform ed him that the son of Baba Khan WAS already on his march to Grusia, with a numerous b dy of . _ troops. which would be followed by Baba khan him:elf, with a numerous army. Prince Zizianof immediately T• 111 tied a short answer, in which he stated that I.e was ready to receive him. But as the Russian troops are not accustomed to wait for the arrival of the enemy, the Commander in Chief collened a detachment of 400 n men, and dispatched two days before the Caucasian ieginient nt prim diers. that they might pass with more convenience the mountainous disttias and morasses, which sepa rite Grusia.from the province of Erivan, after giv. orders to their Commander, Major-General Tititschkof, to form A jonftion in the Schuragalskoi Steppe, with two battalions of the regiment of Teflis. which had marched for that place. and to wait fur his arrival. The Commander in Chief %et nut himself nn the t ct of Julie, with the re mainder of _ . the troops; and nn the 12th joined i • the Steppe, the troons above-mentioned. He was here infirm ed Major-Geornal Titawhkof, that on the tath of that month he had fallen in with a detachment of atinve 4000 Persians, whom he attacked and put e fbeht. In this anion a hundred of the enemy were killed, and about the same number taken pri soners. A great many Cede also had fallen into his hands, and he rescued and set at liberty 400 fa fugitives from Erivan, whom the Persians were carrying off by violence. On the 13th the Bassi:in troops again broke up their camp, and on the 19th arrived at the Arme nian monastery named Etschiniad.ia, the vrta exten sive gardens of which were beset by the Persians. Here the enemy were driven hack to the walls of the monastery by the Kozaks and Grusians. Next marline. that is. on the 20th, at day-break, numer ous bodies of Persians were observed on the heights behina the monastery: some minutes after several columns of the enemy's cavalry appeared with an intention, as SllppOSed. of attacking the Russian camp, and who divided themselves in order to sur round it. The leave resistance, however, which they expetiesteed, and the strong and well-dircrted fire of our artillsey. made a great havoc among the enemy, and defeated their &ilea. At length, a'ter an obstinate engagement, which lasted ton bouts, Pe-s• ins wsr.• obliged to retreat in great. conies leen. In this aainn out loss was trfiing, while th it of the enemy must h ere been very great ; but nothing certain can vet be known in this respeet, as the Per. liens use every exertlon to remove me r dead. On the ?Ist, the day after the battle, no Persians were to be seen. On the 42d and :3d, a corps of the enemy's ca valry, ennsis ing of 12009, made an attempt to at tack our cair p : but discouraged by tie result of the first battle, they did. not venture to approach nearer than within cannon shot, and returned without being able to accomplish their design. tin the 'do''', aa the/ found that their plan was delea.cd, they left the Russians at rest On the 93th, the Commander-in-Chief pn.bed forwards twelve verses with the whole army to the village of Saragarta, on the Bitter Sanga, situated at toe distance of seven verses front the tou it of Erivan. which was beset by the enemy; but tliey were driven :Corp it. and escaped by swimming. The Commander in C'hiet expresses the utmost sa tisfaftina with the condud of all officers and scii dine who had a share in both these battles, but lie praise', in particular the artillery officers, as the vic tory out the fourth day was owing chiefly to the good area produced by the artillery ; and he recom mends particularly, for his gallantry and conduft. his Brigade Major. Captain in the Guards of Preo- brager sky. Count Woronsow. At break of day on the 30th of June, the Russian troops crnssed the river Sanga at the village Rava gers, and formed themselves in order of battle into four sqaares, the chasseur square making the ad vanced guard, and in that manner marched forwards to attack the Persian camp, which was established near the village Kanagita, seven verge behind the fortress c f Erivan. and which was preened in front be awful and dangerous cliff'. They continued their march for five vests in the Sallie, in the sight of the right side of the fortress, and beat back all the detachments of the enemy ser tto appose them At lase having reached a plain, surrounded by hills, and ireer p, r ed with (min.:lit:is about four verses in circuniterense, Pi ince Ziiianof gave orders to the chits:ens square to commit their artillery and heavy I baggage to the care of the next square, to disperse themselves over the heights, and to drive from them the enemy, who had taken post there in numerous privet. Five times the Piro:ins occupied the hills and eminences over the high toad, arid as 'liken were dice forced from them by the cha.seure. At length, af..er they had reaiied the ascent of the steep sad risky matietain, the access to which was rendered anors difficult by the resistance made by the enemy from the summit, Prince Zizianof detached the Co. Biel of the Caucasian grenadiers, lioslofili, with the fusileer battalion of that regiment, to awn it. Tbe Colonel, notwithstanding the difficulty of this attempt, and the steepness of the mountain. advanc ed rapidly with forty fusileers, having Major Osslof at their head, put the enemy to Slight, and thus opened a passage for the aisle corps, which ter minated the operations of the day. The enemy, thrown into ereat consternation, abandoned their camp, and tied beyond Erivan. Their troops, amounting to twenty-seven thounind men, who were besieging it, swam in the utmost coefution across the river Arai:, and dispersed themselves. leaving in our hands four standards, seven field-pieces, forty ponds el gunpowder, a part of which was braised, and a coesiderahleepantity of copper, iron, and leaden shit, their rich and magnificent camp equipage, a great many drome daries, and abundance of pakten:. Prince Zizia..if speaks in high terms of the bra. very and good conduit of the whole army, and re commends to particular notice Colonel ZeChanskoi, of the ninth element regiment t Lieutenant Prince ly Guards, Hussar Regiment, eft:. PRIPArr LETTER. mats, orr. 16. Sin the return of Boa ar %WTI to this capital without having, according to his boasts and pre mises, undertaken any tholg against England, he has been turned into ridicule by some, regarded by others with indifference, and applauded by none, except those whom he pays, or to whom his ele vation is necessary to escape the punishment due to their crimes. Upon his entrance at the opera on the 14th, persohs employed by the police cried out, Five l'Esenee•vr.' whilst others called out, Viet ltritisemiest.! or, Vise le Civlserortt d'Avhiere e! 'Moue this laver might signify, as much that the people hoped from him the conquest of Eng land, as that they were reproaching him for not paving already effeaeti this conquest, his gra," looks of complacency changed immediately into his neural ferocious expression of countenance, wad he stared about as if to %AA proper vielinis to b ar rested, transported, shot, or poisoned. After re viewing in this manner, particularly the persons in the Pit, he spoke to General Mint AT. who was by his side, and who, after looking in his turn, left the Box, and, accompanied by four jars (orates ,/'Elite, entered ti.e Pit, and ordered two persons • o foil whim. This created great alarm, and a report was imme. sliately circulated. that another conspiracy had been discovered against BON A p•IITI, and that the arrested persons were two of the conspirators Apprehen sive of being inculpated with tnese pith. men, every one in the pit made his retreat. in a manner, that, before half of the first aft was over, the pit contained no persons who were not either officers or police spies. The panic of the pit, in a short time. ex tended to the boxes, which were evacuated by all persons Lot known to 800 Ar A re. who, in the be ginning of the secoqd aft, went away angry and agi tated. Of the two men at rested, one is t can, of the name of !live It ia, a pretended relation of Bos•rmir E, who had come to Paris to make his fortune ; and the other a palrio‘ir Ge man Raton, Vow SCIIULTZZII. who had visited France, to ad mire her Great F.mpenor. After their rumination. they were both ordered away from France, and I, ft under the car. of gee. tar Net. This severity Is..s not increased 800 AAAAA t'S pnpu trity. liagration.olthe NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. OCT. 46. Tms morning a large ship, with Danish colours, was brouekt into this post, laden with naval stores, detained by the P aro sloop of war, Capt Janyerin, whleh is also arri7e3. A line of funk *hip is coming up to Spitsvad. twit it h too dark to perceive her numher—half past S p. ss. The Lirehs frigate, Capt. Hammond, has got in a new vniz-n man.. end he. &mires are repaired; she wall sail on a crst;ie in a f ear JAy,. . . A secret esoe.lit , no is believed to be in contem, pla•in•i from this rort. &ilea t' e Beowososo cotter. with a fleet under con' voy for Cork. Wind, S.E. VALMOI:TN. OCT. t 4 Arrived His Majesty's' ship I a Pwlicite, of 20 guns, C ipt. Dunhar, from a cruise. Sailed Pis Majesty's hrir fs of IS guns ; Sonya!, of It giros Is, Vorteire , .., of 16 guns: and His Majesty's 'Nu Hader. of 10 guns, or a cruise. The Primers, C , 4rloffe packet, Kerr, with mails of the 34 inst. for New-York and Halifat s o'l2 Priore Pruett packet, Pere. frith mails of the I 7th inst. for the Le.ward Islsnds, s.sil•cl late last evening. The glowing packets, with MAN may be — daily expelled : Cb.cter:,feld, Bligh, front Jennie.% /),ie emmatee. land, Lawrence. from th I.•.•ward Islands r and Skuvkr, ftnm Lichen. P. S. The Pr , ”te of 1Va1,., nn SAltirdily Belt, with the mail for Lisbon —Wind N. DIAL, OCT. 46. _ _ Sailed the Devaatai•n I.:+mh, with the I)Gwis trans port, under convoy for Portbmouth /Ls/ 4. Ver, per, Jacket, and Eleort gun-brigs, on a cruise, off the French coast. Arrived the 111.11 e, armed ship, from Portsmouth, and remains in the Downs. with the rest of the ships as per last.—Wind S.E. FROM SATURDAT Nrqi,rs GAZE7TL WJP 0. 7 et 0 r. X BO4. Serena Regiment of Dearoon Cu .0 ...11...pita4Mate Alex. an d..e 5.b..111 to be Avostam-4n pron. 7th Regiment of Ljeto Drage 'ap. on James Sto,rt to Major, by purebase, vire Vivi.% 1, rertmted m the g3tt I .1. to Dragoons Ditttleapiain Chritoplier inhoomt to he M•tioe, by poeeh.tor. tie. Lord Illantyre, pr ••nnted w the 4 M F Irt it.rment of Foot •41 Feheirel Daerooort to be Limit ism', by purchase, vie r Wale. W'in Ewritii Ch«per Murry to be ditto, wit:toot purchase, vice Courteney. who ..s fins. 6th Itegi.nerit of Fo 1-41 revet .r . ..tot Shipley, from . . . . • eje :,4th F 11.4. tr. be MAW. *MI,4 . • - I)th Iktto-..Co:•tam Robrrt tio ft ma the )111 'mt. to be Wpm, trine ()tray, tfr-erx.e I GARRISONS. Gener.l I)Alry.to , 4. to be I. •ofenant-Governerr of td. Rvyal .4 Cliolea, yid Cellll.ll Si TilSONfill True L;rou:"..:1.0-Gonrral Alt:ander K. to So Gov-rnor ..? Fort t:tnr:.• awl Fort Augu.tus io North Amain, vice G.orral .aple ROYAL. MILITARY CIOLLEGF. M. 411 I DOIT'SS, nn itlf-par of th.• lAre YrAt Range,. to be hrsinnit.!coll4in of Int senior department. Crountssooto signed ig dig I Ari 14 , ctmnit of tia• Caw, •I' 5a.,~,, Shrlpshoe Regiment •INll.ittis ...The Right tlaeoumble Lrint itradim Ito be Coto tell d.lted Jove 1,1804. Limit F..llmrAtd 4.:Atarre, c.f the Loyal. tore VON .teen, t• be LiCUtellilla C 4,1401.1 y d-tted keno U. IPO4. Captain W'ntte to be Major, vice Skye, resigned; dated July 15, 11'34. ttt Vileei-Alajor Leighton to be Lieutenart Colonel; doted A. %E.? 13, 11 4. Captain Farmer Taylor to be Major i Wood july 15,18041. SCPIItgEr7T). Rnbeli Bt c 41114 lato of NI. !dirt.r., c a non ammo. &mire. BANKRUPTS Thomas Cadge. lee .4 Wintshoe, I.ot m-sur of rehits, i.• %Taithet, c. , :ton t . • r.ivlet No.. ..!1. S.!, and Dee 5, at fi• it, vt :he lan, Mast ctst.b.r. Atty.. ...a. 1. and R Warnfurd court, Lan.lnn; and M. Hurt, Mantas. I.:..sdlish. of Wmtehaves, Conshedand,, nar•fes„ M 'mender N. , . id, 24, *O4 Dee. 0, troi. at we o'.e, VirhArkaa•n. Att.,rnev• Mr. Adamson, Wlaiteltren; and M• I . _ kd rad Diet eAsa, us St an's•stmt, Ustedd-isted„ dri.apst, to surtmder Nov 3, 15, and Dee. 8, akton, ot Guildlull. At torney, Messrs. Nether Note and Portal, E*,.', street, Strout. John Lacey, of Cursitor sweet, Chancery lane, Lra , s-founder, to surrender Oct. 30, Nc‘. 17, and Dec 8, at ten, at Guild lull. Attorney, Mr. Thootiroon, Purtogal.street, I.incan's- ion fields. J ints. Stevens, of lames..treet, ( heirdowstreet, cmn.dealer, Vt surrender Nov. 10, !7, and Dee S. at eleven, at Guildhall. Aun.itev, Mr Moore, Red Lion-e,surt, Flett , dreet. Robert Brawn, late of East Smithfield, groc , r, to ..urrender Nov. 10, 17, and Dee. 14, at eleven, at (;oudhall. Attorm.7, Mr. Gans, Aogel.court, 'fhrogmortou street. DIVIDENDS. - - - Nov. '3 Thomas Bolton, t.ancaatpr. r , tton-manufacturer, at clevgli, at, the Nag'a•licad bin, Bolton-le:hioors, in the said cmnity: Mn,. 17. Jame.; Henry Champion, of Grave.end, Kent, etoe,r, at one, at Guildhall, Lo o 100. Nov. 17. June.; Etner4on, of the p.im.h of Bitton, Glotter.: te.hire, br444 and speltat-maker, at eleven, at the While Hart, Bn...iil.street, Noe 17. Samuel Bruce, of Oldham, Lancaster, dialer, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Moicheater. Nee. 20. Richard Wadley and Witham Wakefteld, of Man che,ter, manufacturers. at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. D;771;47 TI;0 MIAS Gil raan. of Nora ich, linen-d,aper, at (aur a at the An . 101 l Norwich. _ . . Dec. IR. Robert efements, of 'Cm Rockenliatu, Norfolk, sho:okeeper, at four, at the .ksigei Inn, Norwich. Dec 17. J a me. Bern a rd Bolingbroke and Mal Ann Roline• bmke of Norwich, woollen.drapera, at four, at thy Nlaid's Head Inn, Norwich. Nov Cf. John Janet, of Whitechapal-road, back-maker, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 3. George Wilson, late of Feorhurch.streot, wine and brandv.inerchatil, at ten, a Guildhall /an. 19. J.Jm Birkett Wienholt, of the OW Swan, MI erc luta', at one, at GotilJitall Nut 20. flame! Wards and Robert Daniel Ward, of Bishops fal"-beets blau , ., at ten, at Ustldhall. Nov. 11 Ju'ort Wrllit, late of Gosport. Bracer, at twelve, at the CfeWII M n, Gosport. CF.RTIFIChTES—Noe. 17. Daniel Grantee, of Moot Acids, broker. • Jul Jarratt the younger, of Water-lane, Tower street, broker. Rohert liarrotirt Twyeroot, of Brook-qtreet, fol'orn, ieweJler. til.ntiv Wickliffe, now or tale of Oldham, Lancaster, cotton. *p•nner Th an 14 . 11111.4 Ile, of Mandate, Yorkshire, merchant. J .hn Igyra%. of kto.hun, Line:tam cotton. manufact ur.r. Luke Wheatley the elder, of Bedworth, Warwickaaire, butcher. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, Tn-hIQIIIMOW. N. N. Janes C.nllott, late of the Strand, oilman. la R it ft t.ut, II 1:t4ell %trees, Strand, vkittaller . S 10 Will: in llarris late of rkarv.lane, woollen draper . 9 10 Henry 3 alleF,She,.her.r. Market, Mayfair, grocer 3 10 A cranil..r It , ms and Jahn Ugdrir , late of AID* street, la all WW I 11 Wtha.ls JAM.% Red I.i , .ttAquare, apnthee.gry . 2 10 W Ilum ►earce and Julio Pratt, R.tmngitall-street, ciut.tons , . . . J. , h.. Showell, Marc la.bonne.street, Gul.ltia.;quasr, .. . I II . . . - . straw hat •minularturrr . 9 10 Chary. B e!ersloy, Wa,,, , ing Htigh-*treet,thip-chaadler 1 10 Wlliiatn Walker, Cl4.l , lCtfo4lle, Laos . . 1 10 DIVIDENDS. FAlwanlrsa:tnn now or iare of Ilford, E.I.PIC, innkeeper . 10 , j u s t 's o ., 4ti..., Georgoatroat, St. Mary•la-botine, pawn br,,irof . 10 . . . Willi in P .well, 'trout street. St. Giles's. linen draper . 1U Rietiarl R henna, late of Pen yu, Cornwall, but tan,. of 1.4.0K10 1 1, louver . 10 CERTIFICATES. Samuel Chatburn, of Heti test lindge, York.hire, cotton ~~.r era•.. .14n of Wh.tehaven, Cumbeean4, draper. Jana-s %Vint aof l'lwsnas Agg, of lissusenall-strost, clothiers and fart" s Wdlu n Naylor. of Liverpool, timber merchant. PRICY. OF crocks 111111181114111. Sank Stock 9 :.e. Cvnr. Red • per Cent. Consols 1716 1 0 4 t .er Cent . .... 7V b per Cent. Nave 9n i 89 !per Cent 'Ansley 9 I.ons Ann India Srocit Comas lot Nov. 5711 T. RISII, Stock-litrAer. 4. Candid', and 9, ChennrCrnee. PRICE: oF IRISH STOCKS, ()cr. 22 Otremhent (h-bentuter, 34 per cent 6$ Go% -th.m-rir 'krhenti,r... 5 per cent... 091 G and Can ,I L. a.., 4 per cont. s6i WI I ...sr r•et I) It with Oqv Sector 4 •per cent COURSE OF FAClL‘tilk. leieerdarn .... 58 2 2 U nitto .4 Night .. r 7 R•J.I•.? 1 a , 12 n I IT. i 1 .1.41, 1.111.... 33 3il LI 41t0n.... . ... 55 4 2 U Pan. 1 de)', date L 4 Chat. ..... 25 12 2 U.) oration R .urdeaux 9l 12 Pettucal (;eltl in Coin %12Arid Ditto 1:4414 Ditto Ble on. I.e4hoin Gun.,.. n o hi,, n, t o r Kin • (Oct. 22.; 1141.94'...1 I.oudout (lkt 19) - GI i 11,-14419.94, Du ,ti .l 'ditto) . 6; 7 111 dare ,k, FRIY•Ir. OCTOPI' 26. Vrnor.r ' q hia.,les 1.1.64 i Opoto Duoha 141,1 I. s. I HIGH W %TER THl`i IMY AT LONDON BRIDGE, 11 min after 11. NWTHs ott, caw, of Dap-rail, the rat of AMexan•ler Frt. on the s'h 014 the Right lion. Lady Mary •tr+art, a a d a oci ter . j a , r a, N.,rth Ireland. of three eliil dren, two malov and a tems:e: the? ate ad living, and hart a lively appearance. kRrIIAGES gstontee ven.itht. at Rortroo, h • the Rev John Fletcher. Cladt.., 4 New 1.,4gc, n• •r rh 4 plate, a d to Aid +man Car, of York, to Mo. AdJy, n Cudwwth, uewr Barnsley. On f hms.i,r. at "ath. the Rev. Jam-s of Corno Ch•i•t C • ley Oaiote, t-t 1 • f the Rev. Dr. P.II hNq HuleNcoil R Mt.e Caroline Mara., daugr.ter it A Harty, Esq Jkilter DE VIliS SIMIAN/ morning. at Lars .o , Cnex.ll, F. 4 Lately, in Alfrea-s , tr,et, Rath, ‘list Kc,t se, dassinter of atm lat Was John Browne, nt irclAsul lilond , y la.', Mr.. Perm, ode or M'. Jcoe..h Pwwin, of AVars..r.gater, Tiothos' , :ro; ; and , it Wrlnrid..s, Mr t....epts kniu Tner were both artianc.:d its years, and w,re in th- s erase E Chemehlen. tie of nnerbr, many wean Re••ensrr GT.,eral tu the eno.,tt os Le ‘..-t••,, on • o the Depu yI. ru tma. ea •nel in else the Peace. I) I the &Met . ..WWI? he OPM , II a NI.•;.11 nt he I.eicegeNitre 1111/11.1 / or itte WA' a. Loewe •ant C 00 Irnda• ae'rthiett, the 9ht )car of her ae, M-t genet am, of Ely, Cam Irelle , th , re At CamL„de.a, et the 17th u•at Thornaa W,11 , 013 Tempts, E•q of Crepua Christ, I;ollefe.,C..m 0 lie, wed answevst of the Re• ••r npb.., ••t \-• thar-.0 I-place, Smf Latet-, a' Srral •n the nd rea r of hr a i •, the Re. .19hn Caner, scar ottli.‘t elac SALES BY AUCTION. Ply D. SADLER, At his Repository, (;oswell-street, near Smithfield, Ti MORROW, at Twelve o'Cliick, r IIE following LOTS of HORSES, cAt. RIAGES, sm.—A Lay Chariot Gelding, 1, 1 hands and a half high ; a &own Gelding, years old, 4 to ride, quiet in barites. ; a Sr.iw it Gelding. a very grad lior.a; a very hand.osne Orey M.re, 14 hands 3 ;OW ht./4 temperate to rid!, and List in all her pace.; a Ray lilond a good goer; a Grey Veining, a ieitiarka'al v y.ind journey hone; six honey useful Draught III) !• i try., .: l• Loi Cliaises, with 11. ad: a capitol staunch Peanut Badh i aunt upwards of 441 La- id I lo.aes, Carr;sges, To be viiiwed till the Lai.. LENT: Hi;;ible Freehold Es! ite; lieslra - Ida and Beautiful Situ_L,,, a her Ereettne a Villa. By Mr. It , At Girrawm's Coff,v.hovive, ht Chang alley, Gnnthill, .m THURSDAY, the 15th Noteniber, Lt stwelvd 0.:1 IN ONE LOT , , MOST desirable FRF.EHOLD lISTA rEI comprising a convenient Firm House, 'sigh 1+ l And I) building:, and npuarda of aiAcres of Mira d”te, and Arable Laud, all lying compact, and encl.., z hcdg. s, •nuate at Ilursi, between Eltham ILA c•indly i.r rzciii, in pU,5.'.4.411111f Mr. Gibbs, tP1 , 41 , 1 MAT he viewed by kayo of tenant; raiticul,.. premises; Geinge, Darin, d; Tiger'v Heal, and sevt.it hta • Fo,a'i Gray; Post honsc, Maidstone; Buil, Rocitvater: lanuo flead,'Cotterbory ; R 0 4 ,6 ; at Garvaways; sod of Mr. Robins Warwack->t , eet, Golden-square, where a play of the Estate may b- seen. FISHER WICK, NEAR LITCHFIELD, STU. Hilt ix SHIRE. CAPITAL ESTATES, SIIPcRH MANSI. EX IENSIVE MANORS, FISHERY, WOODS, arc. B. Mr. Rt At Ciarraway's Coffee-Iv...re, Excitant,: Alky, Cot shill , uo THURSDAY, the 13th of Ninember, at Tway" tattoo., to 044 lAA, THE very Capital, and truly desirable FREE HOLD ES'IATES, with the extensive Manes of Tymore, othenrise runliorn, Fisherwick, and Horton. Cumbertird, Wiggintosi, one-third of the Manor Parkington, Coon. Baron, Royaltito, and Immunities The much distinguished and imam& Seat, Fishe!sick Park, a truly nuel.• and elegant stone-built Marmot, with excellent ()Ric a of every deoctirtisn ; a spackle, Mews, with nauling Y) horses; fo it double Coach Moons. Har. mos and Saddle Rooms, Ya.iier's Shop, and other suitable Offices and aervaine Ro iota over. Also Pleasure Grouods, Lawns, Shrubberies, and Plautarions of line Iroise toren tient and shrubs, eiscirclinia grand spacious Pi, ce of Water ; includ ing also, capital Kitchen Garden, riled Hut and Sias:toms Houses, Green House, noble and extensive Park of pleasmg diversified Grounds, pan beunkd by the River Tante, ft:r rounded by thriving Pientations, nicampaaed by pat new e.ll and oak pelint. Three elegant Lodger to the einmile.s. Tie whole forming so' of the ino.t complete and beautiful req.. deuces i r the knierlom At .in agreeable distance is a compact Farm House, with suitable bu.ldangs of every ticscriptio.-. 'aids, &e. &c. and a most eligible F• 7•14 in hand wier.J cap.ti Farms lying cont.guous to the Park. t to mast respectioie tenant*, past on blue, the remainder .t v . Mini and Cumenford Mills, with Dwelling Manes and Oothuildinp. severe; well-unlit !louses, Cottages, &c. Illupwas %Yowl, eu hand, upwards of 540 acres, coyensl with fine thriving oak and other limber, a noble ornament I. the country, wino an excellent Dwelling Ileum. with 05. re and Ila,ld.tigs, Garden, Orchard, sc. co-mused* rich and picturesque views of the R,ver Trent, 11.4 the. foamy. The whole Estate ilwards of two thous:hid three hue:lml acres Tree rental and e stimat e d value st,,t• 5,001. r An num. The property of the Right Hon. Lard Spen.sr St..'ey Chichi•ner. The Mare.lo . aod Fatn , g are in ening:4.4c re, a:, and well oupplied with plenty or excellent water Taus estates are particularly well cakulated foe a 11,44.1 .2 Of gentleman wishing bra superb 'cadmic', and to realise pony in one of the nowt countiei in the kii.gdor.s. "I he Mara sus are abundantly snaked with pop, Arid spans of all deseriptiany excellent roads, and in u.,e of the futt neighbourhoods. The Menton le be viewed with Tickets mew, vs Went hic:t no person can be admitted The fargui and Lards 1.44 be viewed by applying et the Mansion; or to Mr Ricbasd Beaumont, at Huddlethwd, near the Manson. Desenptive Partieulers may be bad on the rreni , m; at the Ge.wge, Litcl ; Hotel, Liverpool; 111.dg eater Anna; Manchester; 11.. n and Chickens, Birmingham; Qmour's, easy ton ; George, Deroy ; Cattle, Tatoworth ; Sesc, 111..thiel - King's Head, Coientry ; G.rorge, Nan V.:amnion; Bush, be tI; White Hut. Bath; at Gar raw.iy's C Milne. Le•nion. P2llB of the Estates nom be wegs, and Panicanirs and Ti...k , ts or viewing the Mansion mar be had, of T. 0 Parr. Es - I..trb fieM; Messrs. bike and %Vh se, hssexsitreet, Strand; 4,4 aid Mr. Wanyiek street, Cloiden-sqoar-, Lund a. FAtEHOLD ESTATES, NEAR PONDERS END, AND ALU►TMEN I' UN ENFI.:LLo CHASt... Re W. SAII rii, At Garfali3l . ll, on THURSDAY, N wombat I, at Twelve, it Thr. e L.ts, by Order of the E>ocutots of ho nits 1-tkete , doceas. d Lot. 1. A Very improvable FREEHOLD ES- T.‘TV. eintiley ctuate at Pondrils E.td, e.ns. prising Three Tiditr:r f.•nemrun, and Carding t.. each, won& plot .if Woks' Gnnmd aajoinibt, common.. noway+. of tw Fee in (roe. of South street, well *nicked with hoe trees. ,- veral timber trees ..d good olive., Lit to J. P , Atre. U - and Mr. Pharaoh, tetwite at us% at Rents amounting to per annum, Lan I Tae reeisymed. Lot 2. A very imprneable Fre-lt Eetate, nearly oppos:te Lot. 1, containi vg upward. of PO Feet in From of Switt rtrapet, comprising a (trick floell.n. How., large harden and thchard, and four He..k and Timber Tenements with Front and exteninie hack Gs et. n. to each, lett to M. s B.arriff, Ilo.land, Gene*. M Ada ot. and Downie.. at Ye .ta ara loaning to all. 17. per luau Lot. J. A Fro?•,old *Ointment, containing about Th re Acres of ich Loy!, Till., Free, pleasantly atd de, on the border ot the ro.d, le di... trout Lufield to Fdters IL•„ in a fine situation f..r Ti hew coed by • of the. Tenant*, and IPa.tirl'w. Days !sr •ri .us to the Sate, at n, lie yhmord and Ho! • • • Enfield F .ur Swa VlNlthant Coro C:erry $ go. ; %%lire it', Tt•ttettkant i of Sir. Gala. •01.0 tor, I " tont avert, ISrAlf od row ; at Gaffe •&)1 . 1; and id Mt. Sat C. , . GZ. .et, Royal Excha VALUABLE Fitt EI(/LI) FARM AND TYVIES, N. tit 114 AAtt TONPIIRE By Mt+.--. SA INNER.. 1)\ kE. and Cv. At Gar ay-, t 2. at Tar'', ntictelt • ist ONE LOT, A • mai very t:esirable • u..te in the i str , ,;t d 111LHESTF.K.• • • . at..l boit.ol,l i.y the Rt. et '• e • •V• I i t- , ••roogh, and shout 13 froza ' • ' 'L wt, the 1...-tonage E•trn, e,nr• nt it • N. •• t otr'•, twh pr.tr, • \le.4 •. •.'. free (irest r ! th,., a ..t• cowl 3.1 d ii:rd •n., with e,,e.y nee Out B " gettser with tor.inierts,.r.ate fithe. of Corn, G•sto, . " 11 •" . • ▪ tom.g trn.n about ;0 Act • of srd Lind, • , ▪ of an Mlle.! H.. it I.ltet•sesrr- t. IR4/6. e.e- t it 10 ACrell. htl4l :roar 1. to Yes,, at Rents agnountute to :15.1 per Annum ; -f incte.•.e s , the etytrati •ti ti,e. ft•trti. Also, the intpropriate Go—At u• Corn. (:ram. and Hay, seisms frill I.i? Ar•e. of ••wl•.•edl..ind hat's!. • MAr be ..eiresl, •• ptint-d ra•ticalar. hid, 21 -e -ertluigttle S.le. At Northanipo'u ; Iliad, WA• Le ter; Swan. ?Luke. 11 .rtrt , uzlt atal eo Nene!: Wabo,v; of the . 1 the Le.cest.r. and C....wry rap.•.• • ..1 st" : •ttor. Gra.% Inn a! the. ,d Sale :11)41 of Mtll o, I). co. Alder.ere•street, London_ _ . _ . _ - - • - - 1-UNDI.IN --r , ited by G. I.)AVIIISt.)M. N.. = W". .tr•-et.„ St. Clem-ufs, and by W S I . It f ' '• •, 11-• , •• C t•nent's l'•ltar• h. sir . 1 . 411. Mai rrr As Parer, hoot-764d , 1111 1 1 tal/MlOl ~ M