The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-01-22 00:00:00

! 1 47 7 : - w'' NATAL TIOELLTGENCE. -.....- PORTSMOUTH, JAN.2O. Arrived the Speedwell brig of w tr, from a cruise, ail the Iwo Brothers, Goff, from Petersburgh, for Gibraltar. S tiled the Rarer: brig of war, with dispatches for the klediterran-art ; Doncaster and Thetis transports, for Southampton ; the Ascaoer slow of war has made a signal for a convoy to the Mediterranean PLYMOUTH, JAN. 19 Arrived the ?et/ardour it.an of war, and the Car -00-ent cutter fru ill '4 cruisf . Sailed the Sa .1.: .11,:rzarata frigate on a cruise.— Wind Soutlacrly. attintast, JAN. 19. I am happy to inform you, that, by the unremit ted exertions of Capt. Somerville. of His Majesty's s:iip Neinoit, the Blonde frigate, which lately got I shore ass Goodrington Sands, was this morning off, and towed by the boats of Admiral Corn * 's Sect, into Torquay Pier. lam informed sSe i, in . 'much L:aniazed, that she is not worth re pattia3. FALMOUTH, JAN. 19. • Arrived this day, the brig Witham and Jane, Capt. Baker, from Liverpool, with bale vods, foe thus port ; the Iliad cutter, Captain Arian, from a cruise ; and the I).a-,a packet, Aubyn, with mails from Liibum ; the !iron Cu'irlette cutter, Lieutenant MtKillon, sailed eight days before the Tha.la packet, from Lisbon, with a mail for Portsmouth. His Majesty's ship Wolf, Ili guns, Capt. Hon. J.A. Ben net, came out of the Tagus, same day as the packet. The Primer of Wales and A iirtiond packets were lying in the Tagut; the former, with the Diana, expe rienced very rough weather on their passage out, and both vessels had been nearly lost: every thing was washed off the decks, and they were obliged to throw their guns overboard : the Prior, of Wales packet arrived at Lisbon three days after the Diana. His Majesty's ship Camilla, 20 guns, Captain Taylot, arrived with the fleet at Lisbon from New foundland, several of which vessels were in a dis abled state : the Cam lba had captured a very valua ble Spanish ship from the Havannah, and sent her for Gibraltar. Sir John Orde's squadron have also made many captures, and sent them for Gibraltar ; the crews of three Spanish vessels taken by his squadron were landed at Lisbon. The Diana, spoke two days after she left Lisbon, His Majesty's schooner Midbrook, 14 guns, Lieut. Carpenter—all well. Sailed the ship (;' , iltifisci, Captain Carrington, hound for the West Indies, and the ship Auroras Mevrick, for the South sVhale Fishery ; both ships for Portsmouth, to join convoy—Wind W. SEAL, JAN. 18. Remain in the Downs, the ships as per last. Last night, in a hard gale of wind, the Warren Hastinp, outward-hound East-Indiaman, ran on board the Earl rf .oergareany East-Indiamln ; the former has received much damage.—Wind S.S E. flows hard, with rain. FROM LI.OYIYS LIST CAAViStI4D,JAII 20.-w-Passed by the Dido, from the liveries Plata; Joseph and Bersey, Waring ; and the Hind, Darley, from Surinam; a. m 000,,, Malby, from Demerara ; Isabella, Prue ; cod the thud, Burtuth from Tortola; Golden Grove, P-.lrce, from St. Kites; Dumfries. B•ml, from Vir ginia; John aid William, Jrihmen ; and the Wi:'iam Adams, from Lloooll'. Elisabeth and Diana, Burgerson, from Valen ta ; Minerva, Brainy, from Cam:int.:. Linenhar, Lewington, from Dublin ; Renown, Sibell, from Cork ; Atalante, Garyton, from Ptymnuth ; Nally Ann, Clive,frniti Dantzte ; batten, • Varrhoi, fruni Goitentiorg Albertina Math, and the Martha Mar g dretta, from St. Andero. Sailed, the Shannon, banieis, for Limerick. •11P1VMD! In Sandpts Creek—The Invention, Tardiff, from Naples. At Holyhead—Francis, Smiler, from Clic !coon. At Clyde—Molant, Scott, from Savannah—Diana Gross. ard, fresh Nowfmandland•— ' Columbia Watts—Ansphion, Will son—aisl the Birmingham Parket, Bowden, from Charlston; At I lul --Erederim Johanna, --se, arid the Iloppett, ruin C..dia. At Cork--the Margaret, —, from Baltimore. At Waterford—Abe Stork, Elms, from Liaison ; Lively, Bryant; and the Eliza, I.u.shman, from Newfoundland. At Kiiisale.—the General Woolfe, Turßock, from ditto. At Dubber...the Scout, M.Fice, from London. At Newfoundland--the Falcon, Ford, from LUllfitoll. At Lisbon--the President, Von Vendc, from Lond•tn—the Meise, Bennet, from Hull--the 'two Elias., Boultoit—the Spring._ Read—the Alfred, Pack—and the Union, Tlronfaa, ' from Newfoundland. At Vigenia•—'he Success, ditto, At Demerara—the Nelson, Mead—and the Diamond, John • one, fmm Africa. At Airwa--the Little Jane, --, Alliston, Thomirsoil— mil the Betsey, M.Donald, from London—Swett, --, and the Alert, from Bristol—the Ann, -..--; and the Huratro, Lawson, from Liverpool. CONVOY To THE NORE. LITTER TROIS ADMIRAL V•SHON, TO Tilt RIGHT HOPI, Tilt LORD PROVOST Or ZDINBURGII. " Tema, in Leith Roads, Jan. 14, 1803. " MY LORD, " I have the honour to acquaint your Lordship, for the in• forniatii‘.l of the Marcharitaand Ship Owners, that His Mai,- • sts'a slom the Lynx will sail from hence for the More, if the weather wi.l permit, on the 17th or 1 4 th inst. and that Captain Ma-shal! is dire ted to afford pmteetion to any trade bound that way, which nity be read! ill'atfOrllp&llV hint. 1 hare the honour to b.., My " Your Lordship's most obedient • aid humble servant, "T 5 the Riglit Hcro. the Lord Provoit. "J. VAST ION." In addition to the numerous robberies in which artifice has been called to the aid of enterprise, the following is worthy of 'notice : On Saturday se'n niz,ht, about eleven o'cloci, a man, having the ap pearitne2 of a servant, went to the Royal Hotel in Chester, and stok a pair of saddle•bags, the proper ty of H. rA Esq. who had just arrived from Ireland, with which, though immediately pursued, he got clear off. On Sunday, hand-hills having been issued, he was taken in bed by Mr. PA a t; /. Lei servant, at the Red Lion, in Pulford, on the road to Wrexham. Assistance being procured, they at- ........ .... .. _ .. . . , tempted to bring the culprit and bags to Chester, when he pleaded that he was so lame he could not walk, anti supplicated them to let him ride onsa poney sOlieli had conveyed the "ern -int, which they complied with, placing the hags on first, and then the prisms'. ; but no "none'. was he seated than he set off at full gallop, / leaving the mutable and his assistants inotionlestrwith surprise. Mr. P.'s ser vant, however, fi ed at him within the distance of pony ten yards, but ssed him. After gaining a con siderable spat he left the pony and bags in a field, and made off. '' . NORTriCit, JANUAIT 19. The meeting at the Guildhall on Thursday last, to consider of the propriety of establishing an In stitution for the I ndloent Blind was numerously and respeftably attended. The Mayor having taken the Chair, briefly noticed the purpose of the Meet ing ; after which, Mr. Tawell, in an impressive and affecting address of considerable length, stated the motives which had induced him to call forth the ge nerous attention of the pull;ie, in behalf of those un fortun3te persons who werethe objeCts cif the proposed institution. He then delivered to the Mayor the outlines of Rules and Regulations for the establish ment, to be subjea to the revision of a Committee. These having been read by the Mayor, several reso-. utious were unanimonily passed, and a subscription was begun by the gentlemen present. A letter was read, from the Lord Bishop of Norwich to Mr. Tawell, stating that his Lordship was prevented, by his absence from Norwich, from attending the meeting ; and expre.sing his full approbation of the charity, with the amount of his subscription. The very liberal ben:faClinns and annual subscrip tions of Mr. an I Mrs. Mines were communicated by the Rev. 11. Astley. Some neat and well-finished specimens of the workmanship of blind persons were exhibited, and will be produced again at the ad journed meeting in April. Mr. "lawell's gift is a house and ground, valued at 1,0501. ; Mr. Milks, 5.)1. and 51.55. annually ; and Mrs. Millet, 101. and 31. 3s. annually. Advance . 1:39,11:i6 6 Advance . . . . 11 71 FLOUR RETURNED. v. d. . . 779,693 Average 5l 8j . 773,529 Ditto 1303 1394 6,346 Advance . . . • On Wednesday, the Quarter Sessions for Somer set commeoccd at Wells. There was a most nu merous meeting of the Gentlemen and Magistrates of the county—Join: ACKLAND, Esq. of Fairfield, was proposed to succeed the late Mr. BuntAND, as Chairman, by the Rev. Sir Angus!' A %11 ELTOti, Bart. and seconded by Sir J. CoIL HireistLy, Bart. and was unanimously elthed. Saturday evening, a coachman, in a gentleman's family, residing at Tottenham, was found by the gardener suspended from the stair-case. A short time before he appeared in good spirits, and had t Ikea some purl at a neighbouring public-house. fItICE OF STOCKS. AAA 3 par Cent. Red... • -Off 1 3 pet Cent. Consols 110; 60 591 4 per Cent. ' 5 per Cent. Navy. L.lng Annuities ...........• 17 11-161 Imperial 3 per Cent Ditto Annuities . India Bonds ls. is. diS. Exchequer Bilk ... . Is. dia. is. preen. par. r_nei , h ' Tickeu.. 101. RETURN OF IVIIEA Including only from th.! 7th agreca'Av to d. 10 Quarters at 112 4132 -- at 11(1 39 ---- at 108 80 --- at 106 147) ---- at 105 6 - at 1(4 a IN MARK LANF, of San. to t:.e 14th of Jan the new Act. s d. 67 Quarten at 93 6 6; S—.—. at 95 I ---- at 94 6 393 at 94 73 --. at 92 42 at 9t Luster] C4lllOll for 6liii T. RISH, Stock-Broker, No. ♦, Corohill, and 9, Chari:tg•Crmt. 21) 11S0 at .)2 6 at Ino 2S at 99 281 at 98 71 at 97 It./0 at 96 Total 5,04 QU2Ttci M. 40. lover 18i --••• at 90 178 -••••—• at 88 16 ..----.• at 87 106 -- at .63 204 at 70 6 ---- at 60 —Average 9,141. halt last RIKUM. .. • . COMPARISON between the YE BRS 1803 and 1604. . CO 'll'. EXCHANOE, SAN. IL , W I IEAT RETURNED. Best C 0 ,!..., iti the Pool, per Choldrett *ix ILL t. 2.... B. Per Qr. n. . 4 . Delivere4 to Hors A kee pe rs At .. i . 644. 6d, 1809 . . . 299,193 5 Average . . . . 83 1 Sund-r11 , .., p-r Chatelmn 44, ot. 1894 . . . 466,.17.0 9 Ditto Dellaeft Ito I ilitifillitilaper4 at 564 Of .••••••••••••• iffm.m.m.mm BIRTH. Tett•rdav senoight, at thAtige, Yorkshire, the seat of John Lister Kaye, E. the Kiva Hutt. Lady AUICIId Kaye was safety deliveted of A on MARMOT...S. At Garbage, by sped i 1 licence, Daniel Toh-r Osborne, F N . of B!..chsynnel. county of Tipperary, to the 3lght Hera. Lad y I I ante! Trench, darghter to the E,'l of Clanc wry. On Tuesday last, at Rockland, Captain R ,r Vie Royal Nat y, to Miss Rawnoke, noly daughter of the Rev. Dr. Raw. bone, Rclor of Harlon, Oxfordshire. At Limh, CA t nn Kerr, of the Royal N ore, to M is Char lotte Mettle, daughter of the late Charles Uls, Esq. At Vogrie, Seitlaild, the 14th instant, Mao.. General Vino. crieff, to Miss Dewar, only daughter of the late James Esq. of Vogrie. On Thursday ' Mr. George Almond, ion. of Nottin!liam, to Miss Filen Smith, second daughter of Samuel Smith, Fsi Oak 11.11, near hfstichester. 03 rytoaday sehi.i.ght, Daniel farrow. Esq Captain ;r, :'•0• IMUl[LbOrnogh v,.ll3wer infantry, to Miss Farrow, may ter ut' toe Late Julius Farrow, Gent. of that place. DEATHS. Lately, at the Hot wells, Bristol, the Rev. ]amen Ettr, Ream of Whitchurch, in (I.fnd.hire, Vicar of Woburn, in Buckinghamshire, aunt etta,daiii to the most tiohls the Mar quis of Thoinorid. Whit/lunch is a taloa,' a li v i n g, i n Rift of the Lord Cnanceilor, with an excalle .t Parse home, which was new built by the late Mr. Easy, but winch he did not enjoy three months. On Christmas-day, at Friskney, in Lincolnshire Mr. Gunk,' grazier, of that plate. fie went to church in .seAsst. hra:th, and during service was thought by 1 ,,, 1ne of his ileiglibos" have fallen asleep, but at its conclusion he was found a iii his salt. Menday last, at Fletton, in Lincolnshire, Mrs Peck . ard, relict of the late Dean of Peterborough. Sae wis in cc r. fact health the preceding day, and entertained a ,arty of fr.eia...t _ at her house. A few days ago, at It istol Hot-wills, in the prime of life, s-rnealy lamented, Mrs. Lace, wife of Lace, Fnt, r,: lonerdool, and daughter Of Mr: Lowrance, of Waketi. ae, i n,ght, a Honingliam, Norfolk, in his 6:..d rear, Wdl stn Colne, one of Lora &qui:lo praicipai siavants. had lived with his L. ird•Lip upward. of 27 year:, aid be bin diligence and fidelity in the discharge of the differ. nt ducts irt hi. situation, had merited his 1u1.e4 it,iprobalion„ and at t.ie same time had gained the love and esteem of the whole fainilv. Ile wan buried at H nninglism no Thursday, arid hin fulte•il was attended by Mr. Towrisheoel s on whore yarded ad. waited for some year., and by several art the principal aria .rt I at inhabitants of the parish of lirritinghani. No servant tier lived wine respected, or died more lamented. HIGH w *%TER THIS DAX, AT urst)•yi Morn. 45 min. after 6.—.Lreti. 25 mitt. alter. SALES BY AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE. By LEIGH and S. S Booksellers, At their Hot s% No. 14), ill the *Strand, o i:xosite C - !ro street (removed from York•sto et, Covent gird.m). up THURSDAY, J manly 24, 18645, and Six fuiuivirg Daft (Sunday vac , At Twcicr o'C ock, THE Bound Suck of the late GEORGE CAWTHORNE, Bookseller ; cot.sioi i of the Dent Modern Publication% History, Voyage;, Travel% P.. tic, Na. total Hi.tory, Miscellanies, Mathematics, P:iiloso,i4f, Sc. T. Sc vie aed to the Time of Salo. Catakillies to be had at the Place of Sale. • PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Jan. 16 . Government Debentures, 6 per cent........ Psl'. COURSE OF EXCK FitID•T, JAN Amsterdam 3B 6 2 U. Din.. at Sight 37 10 Rotterdam, c. f 12 2 2 U. Hand.rirgh Sb 6 2W 3S 7 2111 Part' 1 Days Date 16 8 Uttn. 25 16 2U. R...inleavx • 2S 16 —in Paper Ditto Afatlrd Ihttt 331 elfin). 11111 m Leghotr 49 991 Ilublrt ots London (Jan. 11 Genoa Venice 5Bl Lisbon Oporto 6l Dublin lOl eussiew. I. Portugal Gold hi Coin and Bars per or 4 0 0 Doall'oons . ..... 0 11 New Dollars Silver in hats New Louis each 0 0 0 Aelo on the Sank of 'Whim' 5 per Cent. ,) Ca; THE MARKETS. STATEMENT • FLOUR, and BREAD, the Year 1804. WHEAT. Mon th'v Arrange mein 1804. Lowest prier per Quarter in the Month. January February Nfareh April May Jute July • August Sept. t k:tobor Nov. ers, 3 RuelAl ter, 701 S',l FLOUR. Mon•hly ArrAioge.. anent. 1404. January February March 50 50 Gel 75 75 84 TO; 105 . futal, 77.3,5L'9 40, , Y64 41,641 0,793 66,521 67,421 44.),b86 61,443 0.054 !.+9,110 April May June July ugu4t Sept.miber October Novecrh••r DecNnber 71 41 t 1 9$ 31 A‘eng-, ptir 3d. AR EAT.) Price of the Quartern Loaf, Wheaten, per week. Nnte.—The Assize is set on Toewlay ht eNery 'weak, end takes plB T on the Thersday following ; therefore the coder is dated o s Thisisday. 1404. Jan. 5 91 12 9; . 19 94 26 9 reb.2 9 9 el 16 $ 4.3 Si Mar 1 si $ IS 8 b. I April 5 "I it et 19 • 81 36 S Nlay 9 SI 10 18 81 24 84 .lia;y 5 HI 1! 13$ 19 91 1:9 9} Aug. 2 9; 9 10 16 101 Oct 4 19 11 191 13 191 Nor. 1 131 6 1t 13 141 111 16 49 161 Dcc 6 !61 13 16; to 1(1 St/ 16,1 23 12 311 12 Sept. 6 111 13 11 23 ll} 27 1 1 June 7 ANNUL Of WHEAT, F Iligl.eat price per Quarter in the Month. 63 GO 61 62 S 9 Criantity of Qra. retweied Per Month. q-• '25,789 3 19053 3 22,44) 22,813 1 17,198 18,877 4 60,517 4 50,437 2 .0,199 3 64,684 7 69:001 I D 3,933 3 I 13) Total, 438,179 QI Quantityor Sacks re turn -d pill Mouth. 71,797 (4,191 73,361; pric:! per Call"lttOr for the Month. 50 C 2 88 1 1 1 1:.4 31 Av?eege, per Qua:, Lownt pr ice pee Sack in the Month. AT , ..rage price wr SAck for the Month. a. d. 366 37 90 i'ghn t price per Snttk in the Month Av. mge of the Quanta' , of FLOUR returned per Week. Seeks. 14,997 51 14,87') 29 Reductiqn . Enr the Year WI . Ditto kso4 . Reduction 422 22 Winch reduction, made into Bread, win produce 102, 5 135 Penny Loaves per Weak. Average Price of the QUARTERN LOAF, Wheaten Bread, per Week. 1803 9',,d and a Mellon. I 1804 10}d. and a fraction. Advance One Penny in the Quartern Loaf per Week Which advance, according to the quantity of Flour returned by the Bakers to the Lord Mayor, b'lng 773,529 Sacks, amounts to the sum of 257,8431. wdhin the limits ot the Art Note. The diff..renee between the average price of the Sa, k (or S Bushels) of Flom, delivered to the Baker, and the Quarter (or 8 1111,lieis) of Wheat in the Market. 1803. The Sack of Fleur ' under the price of the Quarter of Wlieat . . 7 4: 1804. Tne Sack of Flour, under the price of the Quarter of Wheat . .l 3 7( Advance s. d. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN.2I. 21 There is to-day a moderato supply of Wheat arrived, and loamy buye•s of fine old, which caused art advance on tlio,e samples of full ra. per quarter; but other qualities sell at little alteration us price. The trade ta r Barley is wore bri,k, and 14. dearer. Malt nearly as mat weak. White Po.,i and of each description are iii full plenty, and at le% price. The Oat trade is culler dull, Really at our last stained prices. F:.ur is a trifle dearer. CURRENT PR W heat 76s. OR. Fine do. ....Ws. 108 s. 00. Rye.... 59.. 575. 04. Barley 46s 51s. Od. Malt.. 77s. 89s. Od. White Peas. s2s . Mi. Od. Grey Peas 4,5. :As. Od. IcE OF GRAIN. Beans 416, 544 64. Ties Beans .....464 4Rs 01 Oats 28s. 32, 34, 04. P0ian.15..... —.3Si 36. Od. Rope 5ee4.......43 1 . 47i. 04. Fine Wis. 905. Od. ! Seconds 60s. 655. Od. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Jan. 5, to Jan. 11, from the Cricket Office. Saeki. s d. i Sacks s. d. Sacks s. d 4 G..... 95 111 :40......89 0 249. 86 0 .SS .... 9.3 0 1 W....... 1111 6 Ins V) 0 21 .... 92 U 1 s:t. 88 0 20 B4 0 841.: .... 90 01 85 ..87 0 112 BO 0 Tutal-10,054 Sacks--Average 89s. 10d. 4t. Std. Inver than. last Return. , 1 HOPS. BAOS. POCKETS. gent 41 Os to 51 Os Kent .41 Ss to 51 12. titt..e•t.... .41 Os to 41 16, Sussex. 41 6, to 51 Os K4•CX 41 Os to 4 16s Farnham .... 71 Os to SI Gs PRICE PRICE OF SEEDS Ernld Beans IN MARK-LANE. 34s OA to ?6i id per qt. _ . Long Pods 3fts Od to .%s id - - Tao.; 36s tkl to 42s OA Rye Gra4; 141 Od to 30s Od Cutaway lIN Ckl to 1364 04 per ewt. Cotiandcr 9i Od to 1.31 Od Trefoil vie Od to 424 Od Red Clover White ditto 6bs to to 1.26* 041 White Mustard Seed bs Od to lls Od pee bush. Brown ditto 9s Od to I7s Od _ . _ . Canary Od W ei Od Turnip its CAI to ^44 Oil f AND STRAW. PRICE OF HA II % TU IT. 14 WIS . 'S. WHIT 4( H Ant.. Hay 3l la a 41 14 , Hay ..41 10a a4l 4a Nev Ol 04 a M 04 New .. ...... 01 OA aOl 01 Straw ll 1114 a2l 3i Clover ..41 4i a SI 0 1 Clover 01 04 aolOs I Straw .ll Its all ltis SMITIIFIEI.D. MON DAT. Jan, 21. To .ink the offal—per tt..ne of Rib. Baer 43 el I to 54 6,1 ‘'eal % 4d to Cs 0.1 Mutton....4t MI to 54 6d I Pork 4 ,1 Oti to 51 0.1 Heart or Cattle this Day, RCM., about ioOtt...Sheep, 11,500. PIXWGATE AND LEADENDALL M %121.:LTS. By the ra.caute. Beef A 0.1 to 45 6d Veal. 4. PI to is 0 Mutv.n 34 01 to 4. 44 I P0rk........4s 44 t , , SA (Id RAW HIDES Brat Heilen and Stews, per stone, 1. 8 I to 44. 041. 114:,141ingt 34. 44. to lo 64. 0-4tnarr !Market Calf —11 s. Od Engles►. Horse ... 4 , . l6s OA. to 19.. 04 Sheep Skins PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market —44 Id 'Town Tallow. 70. 6d CUre Market 44 Id RuAna l Can. ).... 634 7N 0,1 Whit chapel Market 4s 1. Ruvaz do. , So.) . 6 B, 04 Per Stone of 41b .......... ! Meting St 0ff..... ... ... 534 12, 3d Ditto meet ::..3• Azvrage Prite....4s Id Graves Gond Deere 1 1 e Yellow Slap, 784—.Moulod, 43t—Currl, 944. Prise of Candle., per doz. Its. Gd --Nfolild*, I*. 6,l PRICE OF I.EATIIEIt, Rllts, SO to 501 b. e.‘th Mt., GO to 651 b. midi 25d to I6d Merrl...ibto Ratic. 220 to 2'1,1 DrtY•iog liid4 2'*(l to / 4 14 Fine C.iacla Miles 234 to 95d Crop Fliers for cutting 25.1 to 241 Flat Ordinary. 2 'id to 513,1 Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b par Doran— .134,1 to Sed Dirta. 50 to 7016 33d to .J• 1141) ..i Ditto, 70 to 8011. 5.!d to 24.I'er .. Small Sipla (Groenlaild). 42d to 45d) I Large ditto 1004 to 1701 per 11..t.n. Tanned Horse Hides 260 t 4 10)4 1 r Wt. PRINTS BY HUGARTH, WOOLLETT, BOUCS PRINTS, PORTFOLIOS, Ac. Sy Mr. RICHARDSON, At Isis Howe, Nu. 34 the tor of vide= stm-t, in the Strand, THIS, and the Two iblluwiog 4yenie6+, at S,s ACOLLECTION 4, .ENGLISH 1 , 011.- TRAITS. many sigaW; by Faithorn, Logs., Jet. Lord M.iyois of L 1-c. wito the Cnile!{“Tl of an Artist, including many of the Work. of ! t. v .rth, r„1„.„, w o „R et , c.—a few Drawings by P and T. Sandby--Booles of Pei n 4,1 c. May be viewed This Day anti Day, ni S. Coatog e. may be had of Mr. Richardson, No '3l, ur the Spann' ; and or Mr. Clarke, Bookie*, in Bend street. BlitilKS IN VARIOUS LANGUAGES, AND CAPITAL B- tOKS OF PRINTS. By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his Homo, No. 31, the Comer of Villees-street, in Vie Strand, on MONDAY, January 28, and eh.- Five following Days, at T.r.lve o'Clock, by order of the Executor, rINFIE GENUINE and VALUABLE. LIBOA RY rat F.I3IWARDP‘X/RE, FN. late of Tidworth, is the County of Visits, dereas. , l Comprising a large Code tint of the Gre:k and Litn Classics, History, Voyages. and Travels, in English, French, and Italian; Law ; capitai Hooks of P(iiits, ,tc with (tilers equally valuable—. Annual Register, 28 vol. uncut; Badrervilla's Classics; Bodonius's ditto; CEuvrat de J. J. R 011,4( au, 24 tom.; (Envies de Voltaire; Philesophi 4411Transactionai, paste, uncut; lovater, French; Ditto, to English; Anstandis Opere, a Sylhurgi , , 12 tom.; Newts,' Opera, a Sam. Ili, sley, vol.; Bruce's Travels, S vul. ; cock's Description of the Ea.t ; Statutes at large, 9 vol. ; E 1 3 ,1. pide, fir. et Lat. Joshua Knws; Voyage Pittoresque de h Syric ; Voyage Historlque et Pittoresque de Muria, et do is Dalmatie ; Voynae Pittoresque de Naples et de Sizele; 11 Muse. Pio Clenientn,s turn.: Beaumunt's Travels; Tableays de la Revolution ; Stivener's Works,6 vd ; Pirenesi ; Mac, Superb Bible, ilke. Ix. and a •aluable Collection s n Wow'. Cuts, by the best Italian, and n;!;er Masters. To he viewed on Friday and attarlay previotis to r,, Catalogues to be had, price Une Shilling, of Mr. Ft.:h.ods,:.,, 31, Strand; of Mr. Clarke, Bond-street; mad of Menlo t)reen'and and Norris, Finsbury squats. PEMBROKESHIRE. Ira!with, and Improreable Freehold Estate, with Royslf. - •. ' Manor. Emlte , x, Perpe:eal Advowson, dte. By PETER COX E., BURRELL, end FOSTER, At Girraway't, oil FRIDAY, Alain $, at Tied A V EHY valuable anti improveahle FREE! i()1,11 LES :ATE, emitaming 1200 acres of !amid, lett 1., tenant . t will, called Great Trefgam,being • Paris:land Lend _hip of its • - i, situate in a delightful plot of the county of Pembrukts, &hullo - ing in Game. hva mikt.un the tor:mike road from llavcrfm.b west, and ten miles front Vented : consisting of tenth) , garden., orchards, battens, court lodges, barns, stalklike, chem. pieces and pare-h of rich and fertile amide, metitiw, and wood-Wad, 49 acres which are oak timber. highly oeuamestild es well es titabl.-, and with tillitiC1.11:11 %neon walks; the whole in a it g fence oryreihos with the next Pra.latation and Ilivelual AfIVElw.,4lll of the living of Great Trefgatu, and all the mat. ties, Manortal Rights, in Court I.eet,Cuurt Itaronote with an extent of Fish :ty of near tw.. miles of the West K.diy, t'..t skirts the F.state, a favourable 'totem for eels, trout, and sal mon there is good stone on tho Estate for building, and • g.ot mill may be created At very little expense. This property is well I worth the ktte,stion of any Nobleman or Gentleman who rtay Ash winvesthit money in I And, in a part of the country where the value of Laid it daily mane, as in that yin of SOUlllWalet.. May be viewed any time till the Sale, on alkyl:cation to Mr Peter Axton, Belmont, near iiaer - o4tivasti of whom pettier art may be had one month preceding ; alto of Me.ari. Shaer Do..ker, Tate., .01.1 Hodson, Manchester ; John Cluarnherlain, hes. Cheaoi Ate Bosh Inn, !Bristol ; the Cralb, and this. Winner, H.iverforilwest; the White Hari, Narberth at 114 ri..ce of Sala ; and .if MelArf. Peter Case, Burrell, sect Fumy, Throgmortun.ftrert ; where a Plan of this Estate mei he seep. 1.(."IYON :-I'Jnterl by GEORGE DAVIDSON, No. 35. Wee), weer, St. Clement, and publtMed by JOSIAH RYDEK, at the Office, No. 15, ILO( of St. Cements Cii..rett, Strand, where ()Mora for the Paper, dec. (poovia t/I be d,ly attended to. i. d 4') I' 44 91 44 10; 44 9,1 44 Oj 44 101 49 4 63 2 32 37 s A. 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