The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-10-09 00:00:00

NAVAL IN7'EtLIGE W FOR rsmourti. ner. G. Arrives( the Avenger sloop of war horn N w f SA;led the Ant schooner, with t'-e N,orph asport, for the Don u.; Seems it, ) , ih• ~ C , ; and the Gowal I.lolr cutter for Gu ••rnsey Wind S. TALIIIOIITII, OCT. 6. Sailed this evening. with the wind at W.N.W. the Tow itend paeket, Captain Dodd. with two snails of the 1 ith and 251 h ult. for Li;kon. She has also on board %fr. Smith. the messenger, with important dispatches from the Conn of Great Bntain, to our Chargs deffraims, at Madrid. The BreMingham Rribatts, will sail to morrow, fir Lisbon, with mails of the 2,1 instant. Also sailed tho American brig, Wasniegroa, Capt. MiCrillian, for London; she arrived yesterday from Senegal. the Diana packet arrived on To .sday la,t, in thirteen d.ys from Lisbon, at which time not the least ids i was entertained there, that a ruptute be tween thi.. c.io::try and Spain was near at hand. The Przace Troia packet was safe arrived out in 8 days. On %% ednesday arrived the Prineen Augus►a, Captain hompson, wi ii mails from Jamaica, 6fty eight days pass i(te ; and this day the Priarem Chur- C.ce sin Kerr, with !nails from the Leew ad Islands, fort)-two days fr. m Tortola: neither of those packets . bi mg Any particular new•. Also arrived the Swedi-h brig, thar.'em Yorke. 4rom Lacasta, and is gone into quarantine ; the Danish brig, Maria Charktle, Eschelles, (corn Figuara.—Wind W.N.W. _Ti ?MOUTH. OCT 6. Arrived the Parft Str.tyco,:k, from Q.lchec ; Ton,ant, man of war, and Rivger, cutter, from cruise. Sa,led the Atalalt: sPvits of war, on a cruise; and the Dinseowi, Captain Munro, of London, for the South Seas. _ - osit, ncr. 7. Arrived the .4rt•,rn, armed defonce ship, from Wall, with the Sae, 'ad brig, and convoy hnun ito Plymouth, and ren , ain in the Down , with a Lrg fleet of sh;os of war ar ned defence s os, &c. Aliso. His r!.josty's schn ?ler rharSete, Lieut. Ault, with dispatr !,rs from the 'dos kAding squadron off Dieppe; tape htings an account of an aelion with the Eng lish squadron and the French fl tila which came out of Havre de Grace, consisting of twtnty-eight schoo sows and loggers, one large pram, carrying two mortars and twenty guns, and thirty-thee gun brigs ; the whole of which were disperse.i, and it is biped, some of them will he ca. tared by the cruiwri. When the CAarletts left the squadron, the Faired and Raltl,r sloops of war were in chace of the piaam 'nil a brig, and the Cassperdosva cutler in chace of two luggers on Friday afternoon the sth inst.— Wind, S. W. OCT. 7. Lasio Framers packet, Captain Flyn, sailed ass day, with the Mdils for Gottenburgh, and the Acme. CaptniO 111.ansilton, with the Ma lc and pas nengers, for liusum Among the passengers were Sir Charles and Lady sors lain G uayas. And Capt. Cooke, of regimen tor ie uarcts. As the Dorset, Capt. Hamilton, that arrived on Friday last from Gottnnhurgh, WAS ten days on her passage home, we could not hear of the arrival of the La?* packet at that port, in which Monsieur sailed. vartmoura, OCT 7. Arrived yesterday Delon;. Co, ne/:3,.1an renisse, from North Bergen, with ti,ll and oil, hoit:id to Dart, sent in by the Phsh• cutter. Arrived this day, the Pc,,ice fr;'cs p from Husum, with mauls and p.i..en.ers, are landed here. and the packet will sail, II:e wind permit, to Harwich, with Hanoverian sr:. diers. Arrived in the raids .4friraine frigate nitli Ad miral Thornbrotegh, from the Tezel, and rLmaia with the 31.4,,,,0uti and .4me/kust frigate. Sailed the /filen gitn.hrig on a cruise. A II' ID At Portorrouih--the FAWN LiAV., float Limerick. At PI% Tricheteo, Wadi*. At Clyrle—theAurora, Boyd, fmm Quebec. At Dublin—the Sarah, Joni, from Lon/Jun. At Carld.--the St. Juan gamins, —, ( r ou t Ea t uA n u At Lotion-41m Cecilia, Wenbhunr, torn Cork; SAT, .Drawn; Bell Jorrephine, Coditen ; Emidation, ; Herald, lkomv.on ; Betary, Dispatch, Caner; and the Cont. from Newfoundland. At Opnru—the Expedition, Daphnis ; and the Fame, Munro, from Fallintith. Jima re--the NiAliitt, Wood ; Crmle.land, Goodwin; firm t•wick, Dnyedal •• W .1 , 11,011, A hhon ; William, Thomp ; Rover, Mu 0.111 Norfolk, WIT ; lifootor, Fuser; ~td the Bolus ' (non London; Cam heidge, Lens,, from lover . ; Carleton, ---. from Clyde ; Industry, Crawford, from Belfast; Speedwell, Rantiay ; and the Active, Kneels, from Cork. WEST-117)L4 DOCK C9MPANY. GENFA:AI. count'. A General Court of this Company was held on Friday, for the purpose of considering a dividend for the last half year. Mr. Hibbert, the Chairman, after Fiving . the most satisfy Cory account of the proceed ings of the Institution, and of the future prospeCts of the Company, proposed the full half-yearly dividend of five per cent. which was carried. The Caste u A ri then proposed thar a further divi dend should take place at the end of the next four months, and that after that period the dividends should take place on the Lst of January, and on the a of July. instead of the present periods. Mr. IL Jac "son took that opportunity of correCt ing the misapprehen.ion of a Proprietor respe&ing such part of the dividend allowed by law as was now or might hereafter be in orrsae, clearly :hewing that the Legislature only restrained them from dividing more otps Me whale, that at Me rate of ten per cent. pa an nutn. Mr. Jackson said, suppose that from detention of convoy,or other circumstance arising from the war. the arrivals due in one year should nut arrive till per haps the commencement of the next, was it just or rea sonable that those who had engaged i n thisgreat under taking at the risk of a million of capital, for the ac commodation of the trade of the port, should be entirely deprived of their income during the one year, and receive no more than their ordinary di vidend during the next, although the funds of the Company, from the number of arrival' within the krttp , year should be fully adequate to the payment the %livid aid for both ? Mr. J. insisted that the one and halt or tv n per cent. left in arrear of the last . •ear's dividend, as well as a ty future arrear, should 1.-4 unfortunately take place, would stand un ler the a.(.V in the same order of payment as the current dividend, and must be paid before the Dire tors A. 0.11,1 be at liberty to enter upon extensions or improvements beyond the original pl n. The 39 Geo HI. c. having expressly postponed dis bursements ftsr such purposes, till after the pay ment of the full Dividend to the Proprietors. Mr. J. AdJed, that if any doubt still existed on this point, either with the Dircalors or Propriet• , rs, the sooner the Legislature was appled to for its removal, the better. Ihe whole meeting, however, seeming to agree with Mr. Jackson in his exposition of the ACt, it WAS uoa.simously resolved that the next di vidend should take place on the Ist of January next. A Proprietor then presented a paper, signed by himself and eight o hers, demanding that a special general court should be held, to consider of giving n,/ivies to the &redoes. This notice appearing to creat: some surprise, the Chairman observed, that it w.is merely a notice, and not then a subjel for debate ; adding, that it would be fake delicacy in him not to say he entirely approved of it, and thought such a measure would become the liberality of the Company. No time, however, w:s fixed for this extraordinary Court, and the meeting adjourned sine die. DEFENCE OF THE COAST. InstruCtions have been issued from Admiral Lord Keish, dated iin b.iard the Mensurk, in the Downs, for th^ line of conduCt to be adopted by the diffe rent flosillas employed for :he Defence of the coast. The dire lions commence.with the explanation of a code i.f signals which are to direct their movements, which we do not di em prudent to publish. kfernora:rd ii —lrl 'hal ow water the persons best acquainted wi!l bee•pected to ; and sewn boats or se.vls av sent a head of I. Mije.tv's they are to horst .Anict lower Cie sosigit Aare ror r. ry fathom of water they are ill, and to hoist half u,. for a half f Thom. In ease set bloc oh , e-d el take shelter any where in had w -ether, it a exoeeted that the loyal crew• twirl uso every piss suds exartio t to recant their former station, and join their friend• •, arid in the evmt of a,hd.ring any of the enemy's vesvels or boats, it d reeled that they shall cut away all their masts, figs.nit, caoles, anchour, rudde,s, &c. (for which porous they should Re forth provid,l with axes. hatchets, saws, or choppers), met throw overb o ard their oars, arid all the arms that may be found on hoard them; but nit to take pos.es•ion „f them, or to take the people out, until the whole shall he divcolufited.—By C(0,1 , 11.1111 '.f the Ad.hital. CATAMARANS. Upwards of a hundred of the machines employed in the late affair off Boulogne, have been constructed in London, and will, no doubt, be shortly brought into good use. An officer, who was engaged in the experiment, describes them as resembling in form a large coffin. Each of the casks, re coffers, he ears, load what was called a el wk affixed to it, which 114 S so contilyed as not to admit any water. This was pinned and De, 40 as to go off at any attired tone after drawingout a pin. A reward deoendc.l cot hronging awav this pin. We came within pistol shot of a corvette before we let go our coffers, under a fire of shot end shells pn.. the shore The fist explosion, which took poaa, to a few minutes, was very rest, ano striko. the enemy with g neral consternation. Their firing seemed to cease fora famine or two, and then to be pointed towards the explosion. In the eisurne of aim time six or seven more cot. chines explort , d, Inn through. some mimeos:lvo:cot several fai d going off The coffers areinade of thick pl.ink hoed with 4.sd A plank in kit (it for filling it W i tten filled, the plank is .ut in, naul.:(l, and caulk paid all over with tar, covered w lane..., and paid with hot pitch. Sons., of them, when fall. might weigh too tons. 'may compare their outward form to a !treeing of mahogany, formed like a wedge at each end. There was a line afßovid to me end, with something like an antiwar. This line .n 4 anchor was floated with piece • of cork, intended to Ir..* their cables, that the coffer o.ight swing FO.llai and lay ainiu t : side : the other line is the towing line. The coffer. were eighted with Mint, 11111 a. only just to float ; by which mean. they would seamely he stritek by n ly shot in the wake, and eould paws unit:wormed Alter our machines wee let go, we criotinned pulliwo; &blot fir two hours, in order to render any as .i.tatica Soother boats that mitt require it. We they after a hard pull (the wind t de being right in), got ou board our meanest ship " Viscountess WEN TIVORTH IRA week presented the West Leicestershire Volunteers with an elegant stand of colours. The battalif.n assembled in hirk`oy Park, the seat of Viscount WEr+Two*TH. Tat co llars were consecrated by the Rev. Mr. FISHER. The Officers (hoed with his Lordship, and the pri vates were regaled with roast beef and old ale. MEFTINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. Tr w. M. • Francis Courtenay Dovet.sh, late of St. Martin'.;-lAne, upholder . 1 11 John Took, Metbwold, Norfolk, grocer . . s 10 MICE OF STOCKS • _ van -. pere , st. Cum. 174 57 5 per Cent. Navy. . Omonki letbequer Rdl• Inttery Ticket, Consol. lur T. 4. emnlidi, and 9. ChAnng.Cmea. PRICE trF IRIAII STOCKS, Sart 29 Goy. Deb.. 34 per cent. 6'l (ov. Deb 5 per cent •• •9 0.4 1 8:1 Dorn Stnek, 5 percent. 9O Brand ( anal Loan, 6 per cent. 93 Royal Canal Loan, 6 percent COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FIIIIDA•, t)c 8 Ainitr-rdant .... 38 9 It U. Venice S9 Lis..Pit Ditto at Sight.. 37 7 Maple. Entter.lam C. F.. 11 1812 U. Lobon 6 onHnburgls.... •NI 8 AU. Oportro Altana 33 3 11111. I Dublin li Peri. I daft data 1115 4 Ditto :: Us ttS 111 GULL lOW. IlnlardeMlX . SS IS Portugal Gold in Coin Madrid Ditto Cadiz Ditto Bilboa Leghorn 721 Apo •ot the Bank of Holland Genoa gilLis.rie. S per Cent. Dublin on London (Oct. 1.) l2 11-Ifait no LoMfipn (Sept. IS) 4 41 Belfast on Unigto (d 111 0) Ili 111 GI ar I. t. di CORN-EXCIIANCE., fsfaotoiT, Oct. 8. The Market %Airily has Wheat in midi:ling shindy, which met a ready sale, at no partieular advance.. The .Bader trade is brisk, and full ^4. per Quarter dearer. M. It loco% an en e , ease of Os and $4. White, Peas are dearer, and the too d--scrittttnts of 834113 at higher prices Oats still anise in i.irge atl i t e ,liN ; the ordinary samples .nay be tinted somethint loser, but th ,sent good quality keep full as dear. Prices of Hour as last week. CII 'RENT PRICE OF GRAIN. W heat 57. 70. 76, Same 41. 46. Od Fuse do ' l l. $O.. Od. Tiek *was ......3.. 41► 04. 'Rae, new 39.. 41.. Od. Oats 136. 961. tn.. Od. Bar' ey N. , 1 6.724. 7111. 04. Rape Seed-- 41.. 441. Ca. White Peas.... S4a. 60s. Od. Vine F10ur......6:it 70. 04. time Peas 40.. 44.. Od. Second.. ..604. 6S• Pd. A From Srpt. 22 Sacks. s d. I 5 73 01 RETURN OF FLOI ! tu Sept. 28, Crum the Sacks t. d I 10.. ....66 A JR, locket Office. Sacki q. d 20. 62 6 13 72 0 415.......66 0 30. 62 0 713 70 0 II 65 6 56 6O 0 43 69 0 970 .65 0 66. 511 0 9264 GI 0 112. ..64 0 10 57 0 473 67 0. *22 ..63 01 Tu1a1111.419 Sacks.—.lverat h. op. ll.4lier than last Re 671. 63d. COAL LXCHANGE. Sett Coals, 111 the Pool, per Chaktron 54.. 11. Deletelett to HOUlat*P.l% at 66a. 64. Sondevitilel, per Cluildeon 4!q. 04. Dehetet', to Haiuseketleeta At 401. o'. KCTUI4I I 4 Olt WM EA Including out/ from the 24tt agreeably to 4. d. 20 Quarters at 89 67 _ at 79 855 -- at 78 So - at 77 14:^_ - at 76 60 - at 75 6 1169 - at 75 1598 -at 74 a7l - at 73 ICI4I - at 72 SG -- at 71 6 347 -- at 71 964 .-- at 70 416 - at 69 164 --. at 68 Total 10,520 Quarto 04 .31 , 1. higher tl DAIS. PKICE Kent 3l 10s to ♦1 Os 50.. ex 51 10s to 31 13s EN.esc 31 10. to 31 Its Old Duel 'T IN MAIM LAN*, h of Sept. to the 39th ot Sept the new Act. s 4 257 Qua+ters at G 7 100 -----at 66 J 3 -- at 6 60 ----- at 64 140 -- at 61 71 —GI 314 --- at 60 at 58 -- at '37 frr at :16 22 ----- at 54 200 at bl 39--- at 51 20 at 50 1611 ------ at 48 ..Average 71. s‘l. in I ,st Re7t,irn. AND STRAW. ■ DAT. INUITS IL. lhy ..31 10. a 41 10s New.... G 1 Os a 01 Os Clover ..41 4s a bl 51 Straw .11 Sr a 11 Vat UXBRILW;F:. The Corn Intpeaor's Return, on Thur4d.q, U. t. 4 Whe, ,t per lo.nt. l4l Od to 211 Od _. _ _ Per qr 16c Od to 38+ tM _ . _ Oat: Zit 01 0. 3 s 0.1 • 4lto CI to 4G. Od Pea, .44. 04 to 47t (MI PRICE OF SEEDS IN ENE BOROUt.H IT ItTAIL. Per Cwt. Per Bushel. Red C10ver....4n.. to 954 I Turnip......... 16s. to 20. White ditto... 606. to 1606. W Muitardtieed S. to 1060.1 Trefol ..206. to 35, Brown ditto.... 12s. to 16. 1 Caraway..... 896. to 'ltd. Csoary...... 76. Od. to Ili Od C.oriaoder..... 9s. to 116. It veGra.,, pr.eir 154 to 24. PRICE. OF FIA' IA TI IT. 11 MK.% Hay 21 6t a 41 10; 01 Ora 01 01 Straw ..... ll fit all 13 , Clover 01 01 aOl 0. ~Y HVP~. POC ZTS. Kent .41 06 to 41 126 Suoes 41 ,04 to 41 its Farnham 51 Os to 71 Os 172,604. SMITHFIELD, Mtn. DAY. Oct V. To sink the offal—per stone of Mb. Reef. 4.; Ott to bs MI 1 Veal ba Od to 6a 3d Mutton.... 4. Od to 5a (WI Pork 4 is Orl to 5s 4a L.ino ....as 03 to o. ari Haut of Cud* thi. Diy, lesett, about 2,400 .Sheep and LAlllhi, 25,000 NEWGATE AND LEADENH ALI. m.kitkETs By the Camate. Beef Ss 4.1 to 4s 41 Vaal 44 04 to 6. 01 M0u........3., 44 to 44 44 Park 44 04 to 5.4 4.1 Lamb .....3s 4,1 to 15 lid ._.... PRICE 1W TAtIOW. St. Jame:: Market .. 4s S.l Town Tallow. 75s 0.1 Clare ,Market ls Si Illesia (Cad.) .... 7 1... ;d. 0.1 Whitcehapel Market 44 44 ROWS dr.. I SO.) ....Oh Od 69. Per Stone of Sib. -. . 1 Making Stu( .•••• , .1 . .J.l 12 POI. Nedgla ll. A vrralee Priee....4s 4; Grave, l4. Good D 540. ll, Yellow Seep, 82s--Mottld, 90a—Card, 94.. Prim at Candler, per i 11... 12t. 04...44....1d., ISt. Od. RAW 1111 ES. Best Heifers and Steers; levitate . Ss. M to 4s. 4d. Nl,ddiligt 3.. 4d. to 1.. Col ordinary .. 3s. Od. to 3s. 24. 111 i ket Calf -- Wt. Col }Loci:4l Horse Pclt. 2s. 6d. to jt. 64 Latn , i Skies...... .. ..... .... Ss. Od. to 44 Od. PRICE Or LiATI-elk: _ —... Batts, 50 to 5516. each 22/ to 231 Ditto, 60 in 651 b. each 23d to 264 Aterchalits Hacks ...el to 221 Uremia( Mks.. 224 to 23,1 Fins Cowl Hides 244 to 2:xl Crop Hides for cutting 23d to 231 Flat Ordinan 224 to 251 Calf Skint, 30 to 4nlb. pe'r Duzen 3id to 3tid Ditto, £. to 7011)... 304 to 'i.3l ..- Ditto 70 to SOlb .304 to 324 S.n.liSeals (Gr.eadand) 41.1 to 35,1 1.. Large alto loo t t o 1314 per Dozen. Coot Skiret...... ........ 2.ss tit tVo ditto Tinned Hann Hides 20s to fts per Mile. HIGH WATER TIM DAV AT LONDON BRIDGE, 47 vain. after 4. BIRTHS. O Wednesday, the Lady of Sir Thoreau; ritk,uguan, Ram of Clware.t, tsrar Wakefield, of a daughter. Friday lihnottig, at her house in Upper Grealreaet street, the Counters of Albemarle, of i daughter. MARRIAGES. lAtely. the Rev. Dr. Pert, Principal et St. Mary /Ter, Ox. ford, to Miss A.Arews, Mambo, in .Warwicksbirc. . . - _ Tus.aday last, at St George's Church, Hammer hy the flee. Thomas laieley, %Wham hfeettartiam, Gq Captain in the II ',mutable East luel t'ompany's Sc'.irs..: to Mos Cm, daughter of R khan! C•, Erg. Winker, of 011 Thoraday, at Catteriek, l.• the key. W. CI., .ter, Vicar of Kuby Eltetham, the Rev. Daniel Ferguson, of Langton, WA late of Emanuel College, Cambridge, to Ml* booth, only daughter of Th as Booth, kol of The same day, at Coverham, Thomas Ather, Esq. of Redumre, to Mite Luster, eldest daughter of Edwa rd Lister, Eiq of Coverham Abbey. DEATHS. Lately, at Manchester, after a severe illness, in the 33d year of his age, Edward Jacobs, printer, fa.rt'a son of Mr. E. Ja- cob., of Halifax. He had been mile years enpsed in the service of his country, had fointnt with Lo.d tia•dner and L.•rd Duncan, and received a wound while e.npliayid under Lord Nelson, at the boraharJaient of CnpYuhateu. At Clifton h4ll, on the 27th ult. V.•+telo,ra M M•ltlat.d, second daughter of Alexanclvt Charles Mattland Gibson, E.g. of Ow the 28th, at the same phe..., Alexander Maitland, fourth v3ll of another-General Frederick M.iiti.md OH Fr.div rimming, at her house in S i .. Fm!de,lto Anne Agiv-s Erskine, aged 6), fist-, us the torment F..r; of Buchan and the Hon Thomas Er kiae. Hcr lairsbipp tea, a 'wire.: fir itu late Cou,,te.4 of Huoirtsehues Chopuirs, and Gerais gouticd Uteu ulauag.socal. SALES AT_ AUCTION. TO CARINFT WATERS, UPTIOLS rERERS, ANTI U (HERS, requiring Rooms r'remiser. By Mr SH '.RW°OO, lan the Premise.. TU. MUIULOW, (*tuber 10, cm A,. eo.mt of a Dismal utio.l 'rHE LEASE of VERY .EXTENSI E I'RFAIISES, centrieally shored in a priviloa,c P i n „r tlw C•iV, No tt7, 11.‘ kTHOLOME Ylf CLOSE ; having tuaor Yeats employed in the above Trades : The Gaud Will „ the Foreign Tiede will 're made over to the Purchaser The `Premises have been lately repaired at a very great 1:•- pence, tieely-.-rixted Sheds, Platforms. and Forelir. Wool The Haase 1; very contriridimis and roomy , %ith, Front Shop, Counting Hots, and Parlour on the Gr',Uttd Floor Ihriing and Breakfast Parlours, Five giro Bed It.omi, and Workshops at Piz Top of the Home, kr•g roomy thy Collanng, and held for a T:•rni of .Eighteeu 1 eats, at a kn. Rest. May be viewed till - the time of Sale; P3rticsilein Mar be hiJ um the Premium at the Auctioneer's, &Alt Clow; and at tiarrawarsCollee Hooey. TO CABINET-MAKERS. urtioLai:it fts, .AND k 1 TIMERS. AU the wellekirteted Manuf,ctur.el and 1-7,1n13 Stock, Ilneeeork, H ,ui , held .Ay Mr. SH W()U . _ On the Premises, No. 87, Bartholomew . ..lac, • • ROW, •October 10, at 'Eleven 'antic, Day, on account of a Dimolution of Partner ;SIM, •• THE First Day, the LEASE and MA*‘'',—. FACTURE() STOCK, and thitlfiLLlOLD FIANI TURE. Th.. Stock consists of very fine mahogany and Wait*. cot iVarirobes, double arid singe Chests of Drawers, fi e , tleoveres Washing and Dwarfing Stands, un a new construction, very Mt tualtogany and roses/mid S , fa Table., vets of Ca* arid Pembroke Table. , neatly inlaid aml cross-banded, and sn. sera! sets of Dining fables on Pillar aunt Claws; lair elliptic pillar and claw Breakfast Fables, vary fine wood, beer a t a n n , sa g lltoekcase., sets of mahogany Chair., filuishal ..1 the bmt man ner, Sideboards of various d neript PIM. and o.llartts ; tog Man with a goal assortment w Rrasswods, B Atickung, Kaduna, four p Lod other ststeak, with a ,utton furl:mum, ca. trasses, palliasses ' a,•wl • satiety of otii,r articles. On the Second Day, all the Unmattufactured Stiek,•am sining of very fine wide well 'moms, Simms! , I•lanks and Boards, of large dunensaus, and an mairtinent of 'hay f three quarts , ' and hall:inch Spanish bawds.; vary tine ve..zos ill mahogany, satin and rosewood, &c. May be viewed till the tune of Sa'e, and Caog-ow had on the Premises • id . the Auctioneer, K a rt) ta oluniew lane and at Garraway's Coffeehouse. Nese and g+nt,el Ilousa Art Fumiture, rechionahle Pl•t , , file Tie and hod Linea, Books. Painti o and Prone., a Pant I , ..rtr, &c. By `l4..srt. GIBBONS and JACK ON, At Jacob's Well, B..ems:an, wt FRIDAY, if 'I Übe 11th, 1R %, at Liemeti riClotk, by Order of the Asignees, TILE nrat and genteel HOUSEI-101.1) 032 NITU E, 15D Ounces or m -dein Pate, in -Ch sse Toaster, Landlea:cka, Tea and Car-. Pan, ermai a .d Sops Batons, Sc. Fine Liien, fine tuned Prow. For,e, by S• nom% Bracket Clack, a View in Venice, y.iry fine, C A i.n,lstS, au us. doubted nr.ginal, tq tire Mister several thissiags, by , ;ilSa. bo ough, Prints, &c.—rof Mr. TIMM It% S.T.Eri, Lire 0 Cannon-greet, theee,e; corn:orisons, 4.w.* and T-arlll-n -steads, with Canton F;:rniturts, bocc:rad Glom Feather no and Redding, Mutual/any double and %ingl•Ciarns Drawee, Sct r f Dining Tasks with circular i• As, a Sidetinard witti CcUartits, Pembroke a^d C.artl fables, Mahogany Chair , , pinned ditto, Pier Ghwims, Shun& Carpilk IWO lrene. Is. To bl viewed Trureasypro , eding (Lt ßof may be had; awl of Meow U.bbouo old Jobbing, Soo* lituckleivbury, Cheal44l,. At the House of Mr. &small, the Whin. (f ar t Inn, Wskedie o .l, ou MONDAY, Itinvemh..r 12. at I'hrr. In the afteintne:, subject to such cui,dasens a mil, Mira Se producest, THE following valuable ES - PATES, lite:toe ar Thor l.upust, and W.lsnAeld, in the Ye*, its the t oitt..r d Luta, Subj. ft, nevert.el,4, to ~ tch teNtle , ris ae .18.Ay be thought necesiary, precioui to or usi tar Lay of ,ale. Lots. THORNFS A R.R . 1. A Close, called Pitkliiit, in the i occepsoen? "r 1 James . . . ' .• 't 2. .lis Allotment In Thomas Field, eccliard Iy ditto . 1 2F 3. House. Ont-buiWor. and Gush . . 0 2SS Pint of Fs,(l.l,ll4strnent adjoining thereto, now - ussied by John Gregory . 0 2 2 21 4. House, Otrt•buildingt, and Garth, occupied by 1.11,11 . . 0 1 ill • • Pert of Field All try it adjoiniug thereto, occu pied by John Grego,' . 0 .B• b. House in 4 dwelling►, with a Garde Part of an 014 Horn A that, coma anti . . One other, 4tto . . Una other din. 2 1 14 . n C Cn . . U 7 /0' . a .2 0 * Now in the occupation of vohn Gregory, &c. b Inr 6. P.rt ni an Alintlllllfit ki Thomas Field . 1 3 7 attuolitto, adioinang . . . 0 S Now occupied by Richard Briar . i 0 S 7. An Allotment iNobleChoc, occupied by Jai in Gregory • • . g s gris 8. An Allotment nn Tlmmes Common .-, Mottle Fl.tt fur Settle !tan Cock Royd r ;: ~ Now all occupied by Widow Jobb 1.7 LUPSET. 9 Ihe Manor or reputed Niacin, riUtupeer, with th o Rlal.um house , Gurdenr, and riellSOrr• grounds, and e • •e a ll sad Parcels si rich Ars'ile, Meadow and paw tore Laud, with I:be Cul s:,‘ VV.od thereon: ids. a Fa re.hu,-.• wills Sum ble Out-bolding., no w the Martin Tomlinson, and others, containing .^kf, .10 IL • WAIL/IEIEIID. 10. The R tutor,' House and Garden., in Wake tutu, arid several other Buildroga anti Re-- mires, with sundry Parcels of Laid ad;oin ing, eligrb.y situate for hs.i dole pointy, and communieunne with the Starket-platry, and the principal Street (near tile Church called Airkester together with sundry Buildings, call•Yi the Staunch honsea, at Gyrdurs adiniiiine, now a coined by Francis Maude, E-. 1. and *there . . . 16 1 11. TM Lte.it Tythet arisin: front 5.7 0 3 (rom , or lest) of highly ei.ltivalcd Land, ia the Townthins of W.ilpdicht, Stink y.. M yerthorpi-, and Wientliorpe, .n the eons pation of the Ilwne.s. 11. An Allotment of Land, on the Ourserood, cupid by NU. Wiii Ott b,' fl George Kote.•.-1, of %Vakefii,d, will Shp the fr:rnres there; and Marg..) 'tomb +a, of Dog Houw% will roe Premier •at Lup at and Th a; and ftsrthre Patti ;.rs IC 'O , be had yin an dieation to 'Sr Creepier, .1, thin .n btr• Tutti-, S. lickuy Ly-rd,; or Nu. 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