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5 I ■ 1 INVASION. COPY.--CIRCULAR.a MY LORD, " Wbitehill, Aug. 2'). " I have received His Majesty's commands to communicate to your Lordship the inclosed parti culars of an arraugement to be adapted in the se veral counties of Great Britain, in the event of the Invasion of the count'' , in force by the enemy. His Majesty relies on your zeal and exertions in giving effea, within the county committed to your charge, to duke regulations, which in the supposed crisis may become indispensible, for the purpose of pre ve.,ting the contusion which, in the first moment of alarm, might otherwise arise, and of the utmost importance with a view to the operations of His lklajt.sty's army, to the proteaiott of individuals, and to the itacrnal peace and tranquillity of the country. " I request that your Lordship would inform me, with as little delay as possible, of the names of the Magistrates to whom you would propose to entrust the different divisions within the county of s • and that you would communicate to them the heads of the proposed arrangements, and concert with them as to the most effectual means of carrying them into complete execution. " It is essential, that the Magistrates who are thus employed, should , if possible, be persons not holding commissions as volunteer officers, nor liabie on any other account to be removed from the county in which tbey reside. " His Majesty has the fullest reliance that, in the event of the enemy succeeding in making good a landing on the coat of this kingdom, the loyalty and public spirit of all classes of his subjefts will in duce them to submit to every sacrifice, and to con. cur in every exertion which the safety of the country may render necessary ; and that they will be im pressed with the conviltion that the leace and good order of those dist, iOs which shall not be attacked by the enemy, will contribute most effeduall7 to assist the exertions of his forces in those parts of the coutstry which ma; become the theatre of the war, and of enabling him thereby to brill the contest in which we may be engaged to a speedy and glorious termination. " I have only to add, thin direttions will be given to the Gezieral, or other Officer commanding the district in which the County of is in cluded, to communicate with your Lordship on the subjeit of these regulations, and to afford you every nuisance in carrying them, if necessary, into exe cution. I have the honour to he, Fte. HAWIZ TAU:RV." " To the Loed Lieutenant. of Cottnties a Great Li!aain." REGUI.ATIONS lot Its. presertrat , on of ;orbit Order to be adonn.4l in ease of mental (ovules, in oath County in Great Britain. Aiigust 12, 18r4 The Magistrates of each division of the county remaining at home. to sit daily at a place to be ap pointed in each division for that purpose. To procure the trust-worthy housekeepers and others to cn-01l themselves to serve as special con stables under their orders, where the same has not been already done pursuant to Ole Secretary of States Circular Letter of the Cr of h:ovemoer last. To he a•tontiod at the place appointed for each division by an Officer of the Volunteer Force, if any should remain in that division, and by the Chief or Superinteridant of the Special Constables enrolled for thkt division. Such Volunteer Officer and Chief of the Special Constables to receive and execute the orders of the Magiitratcs, in preventing and quelling disturbances, in takir . ig up and conveying offenders to prison, in supplying escorts for all Mi. lit try purposes required by the Genial or other Officer left in command of the distriet, and in fir mulling a guard for the county g.wl or other prisons, IF vAnted. If, con!rary to expedation, any impediments iliould occur in the regular supply of the d fferent markets, every assistance to be afforded to the per sons who are accustomed or who offer to supply them, and escorts to be granted in cases where it may be necessary for the secure passage and con veyauce of cattle and provisions. The constables within each division, assisted by patroles of volurateers, if requisite, to see that all public-houses within the same are orderly and re gulatly conduded, and. if thought necessary by the Magistrates, to be shut at such hours as they may dired; and to bring all unknown persons, who cannot give a satisfadory account of themselves, be fore the Magistrates. A certain portion of the Constables and Whin. teers, in rotation, to go such different rounds in the night, as shall from time to time be prescribed by the Magistrates of the division, to whom they are to snake tlaarlfpart each morning. The Magi Aran% of each division to report Lily to the Li•rrrensnt of the county. or I)eputy Lieu tenants within the division appointed to receive the The Genre lent or Deputy Lieutenants so appoint ed, to re a lm all matters of importance immediately to the Secrrary of State for the Home Department, and to the General cr Oificer left in command of the &stria, or to the Officer who shall be appointed by him within the county to receive the same, to whom they arc to apply in case of wanting further military aid. Extraft of a Letter from Jersey, dated Aug. SO, says, " Middlesex, City of London, and the lower Hamlets furnished men, under the Reserve Aft, for the lit Battalion of Reserve, to supply the Buffs. Under the present regulation they are to furnish men each for a different regiment. London, as usual, is :o have the 3d regiment of Foot, or Buffs, enriched to it. and is to supply them with men. The Tower Hamlets are to have the 8...%1 regiment, and Middlesex the BSd. This latter regiment is to have a second lvattalion, and one field-officer, three captains, eight subalterns, and a proportionate num ber of serjeants, &c. Those belonging to the tiSd have received ordvrs to proceed from hence immedi ately t,,lveamioster,wl: re they are to receive the men for tlic id battalion, wllich they expeft will be corn. *plated slirealy. The 31a, quartered at St. Hilliard's, sent officers and nor-commirtioned officers last week to rece;ve over. at Chester. Great expeElations are entertained that die men under the present Att a ill be raised immediately". NAUTICAL DISCOVERY. FROM TIM CALCUTTA POST, AUG. 12, 180 g. We have been most obligingly favoured with the following particulars from the - log book of the llun. Company's armed brig Wailer, under the command of Lieutenant Alexander Davidson, of the Royal Navy, on her passage from Madras to Amboyna and back. Lieutenant Dav;Json is al Officer whose abilities and distinguished services are justly held in very high and deserved esteem Lie — utenant Davidson, of the armed brig Wailer, on his passage from Malacca to Amboyna, saw a dangerous shoal near the island of Sourootoo (ni Sowra), which appeared to be nearly even with the water's edge, and very steep; it% len4th about half a cable each way; had a small breaker near the middle of it, notwithstanding the sea was tolerably smooth ; the Willer passed it within a quarter of a mile's distance, and had 24 fathoms sett ground, when abreast of it, at one p. se. April 18, I iiO3. When in one with the south point of Carimata island, it bore N.E. i N. and the N. W•..;ernmost part, then in sight of the island of Sourootoo, N. distance about five leagues. . . . a About a mile to the southward and eastward of this, saw aliother shoal, which had likewise a small breaker upon it t as the Wall,r was carrying dispatches, and bad a tine breeze, after being nearly becalmed for eight hours, it prevented her com mander from sending a Lux to examine it more par ticularly, especially as it was at that season of the year which made it doubtful what passage the ves sel would make. lie has since heard tut an Ame rican vessel was either lost, or newly so, upon one of these shoals. " Having a strong current setting to the south ward, Lieutenant 1/ividson attempted t pass to the northward of those islands and shoal., which lie hi the south entrance of the Straits of hlaca%sar, being apprehensive that, if he went to the soutLw ird them so late in the seasoa, Ise would he drat ea too far to leeward of the Straits of Salayer, to pass through them before the contrary currents would become too strong to accompfsh it; she winds being light and variable, between N.E and S.E. On the '29th of the same mon h, at.? a.m. gamed over t :e tail of a shoal; saw the bottom clearly ; it appeared to be of 6ne white sand. teals several small coral rodts, had only three casts of the lead upiu it, viz. 9, 11, and 14 fathom.); then no ge .und with 4; , fathoms. About three miles to the southward of this, at 9, 39. a.m. found the Wale,. n wn the edge of another shoal, apparently much more dangernu ; saw the sharp pointed coral rocks untie: toe bottom; had soundings upon it, from 81 to 15 lath gas; .t ,d then no ground with 21 fathoms. About four miles fanner to the southward, perceived, near noon, the vessel lobe on the edge of a 'bird shoal, and again beheld the ru gged coral sock . under her keel; had :landings on it of n, 9:, and ldj fathoms; afterwards no ground. The two last the Waller avoided, by instantly putting the helm down, hav ing all the sails aback and letting the vessel pay round upon her keel : the Latitude ohsetved when on the edge of the last mentioned shnal was 4, 37, S. and longitude per chronometer 117, S. indlng the current now setting to tl,e northward. and hay ing been three times on hitherto unknown dangers. the Weller stood away to the southwar close hauled on the larboard tack, • with a fi.le moderate breeze, and at 2, 42, 51, p.a. the n't tried longi tude per Sun and Moms, from the n: ian of three sets of sights, sr..) 117, 5, 20, E. Front noon to the time the sights were taken, t', vessel bad rua about 4 leagues on aS.I W. cie.:i.e from the near agreement thercfcre of the ohseived longitude wsth the Chronometer, Lieut. D av)ds )n beeves 4, 3 1 1, S.. and 117, 8. E. to be the latitude ani longi tude of th: last. mentioned shoal. He says, that h.: is sot aequainted either with their extent or danger from the same reasons before e . ,en, for not exam ining that shoal off Sournoti.). The si ilits tor tar latitude and time were/ taken by a hamsden's a unt; those for the longitude by a l'inuton's, .nd all of them under the most favour able circumstances. " The Chronometer varied about bal . a degree from the 13th of April, to the ICth of July. 66 At the time of t 'king the distances se the Sun and Moon, there were four islands in sir.t from the mast-head, at as p. Ps. they bore E. LI S. half S. distance 13 miles • they are low and woody, and can not be seen farther than seven or eight bagues. From not seeing any lana to the IVestward, supposed th-m to be those called Noose Combat if so their position on the latest charts extant, vm6ill agreed with the latitude and longitude deduced from the above ob servations, and the bearings and distances of these INlands from two stations. The Chart laps them in 5, 12, S. and 11ti„ 41, E.—Lieutenant Davidson 5, !), E. . _ is The Miler, in returning from Amboyna to Ma dras, steered for, and made, Christmas Island, which she passed about f leagues to the southward. It appeared pretty high land, and ahem five leagues in length from East to West. Lieutenant Davidsna made it latitude 10, Sit, S. and longitude (by three single sights per Sun and Moon) 103, 33, E. Na. trigaton differ considerably in the longitude of the island, and some of the new charts have omitted it entirely, embably from a dangerous mistake, or a doubt of its existence."—( Fre') By the ship Tbortas Wass*. arrived in the River, from Norfolk, Virginia Papers to the 19th July have been received. Their contents have been wholly anticipated by Papws of a more recent date from New York, recei• some days ago.— The Norfoli Herald of the 17th ult. contains a publi cation from Captain Saar ics, of the British ship flaws, in which he complains that several of his crew had run away from the vessel, and entered an board the American ship Carpeekr. the Captain of uhich refused to deliver them up. The men, al though British subjects, had procured American proteEtions, upon which Captain Scavic t observes: . . . Serh impositions cement be k ept secret from B.it.ih Mon of War. oho, owing &crew nurs . e.er of Impostor.; at present on boatel Amenean Ai" will abakc it. , l4ficult for the real Awe.- TICAII to escape. A French gun-brig was lost on Thursday last of: Bonlly Bay; it was matter of surprise how she could, in such a high wind, and that bl.)wing on the coast of France, have been so driven on that coast ; the crew escaped in their boats - Ito Granville. •I'l c Prince De Bow i.Lov intended to have attempted weighing her up. The Chaowell gun•hrig was ap poirned lot this service, but was thought too light. smirimEit), F.toAT. Auo. t. 6. To sink the nfikl—per atone of Slb. Iher 411 2d to bt 1411 Veal.. 41 Rd to Ag 2 ' Itettoo ee 4 , 1 to y,. od Pork ae Id to 44 ad Lamb.... 444 44 to ;$ 1141 !lead of Cattle thin Day, • Beset., aboot 300--Shettp and Lambs, 113 M. NEWOATE AND LEADENH.I.LL MARKETS . By the Carom**. Hoer SI 4.1 to 41 441 I Veal . b Orl to !is 84 Nl.votn 3., to! to 4. 44 P0rk........34 Sd to 4. Sd I.aro 4. Od to 34 4.1 VII, I sons who them, an may be no • veauce The col patroles c public-hot gnlatly c the Wass may dire cannot gis fore the M A cert.', teers, in I I night, as the Magic , make dart The M; to the Lie' . tenants The Lie ad, to re w to the Sect and to the • &stria, or him within they arc to Ettraft says, " lsli Hamlets fu the Ist Ba Under the ' I men each usual, is :o attached ts 7'he 'rower and Nfiddk have a seer captains, ei bet of serf have Tenets ately u,l‘'e, for rim Yd 1 *pined dirs.:. sent officers to rcce 4 ve I entertained . be raised is NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, AIJOCST 13. Arrived the Skebon Cartle i , and Devoynts, East Indiamen, from the Downs. Sailed the Mediterratv•al and West India con voys, with the Hard frigate, Capt. Mundy, store ghip, Prquis, Eperv:er and Spider, brigs, and the E, frepreannle. cutter. Came into harbour the Mete.,', bomb, Captain James. Went out of harbour the Dr:fiance, of 74 guns. Ca pt. Durham. The Eg 111.7,:e5, and Belkropken, have mate the signal to come into harbour. The whole of -the East India convoy are new as sembled; they will sail in a few days. DEAL, AUGUST 23. Arrived the Mama schooner, from the North ward ; and sailed with the Royal Charlotte yacht, and several outward-bound vessels under convoy to the Westward. Sailed the Zebra bomb, for Sheerness ; Monarch, man of war, Right Hon. Admiral Lord Keith; Re gattas and Castor frigates, Orestes sloop of war, Ma nlier gun-brig, Lord Kith cutter, Devastation, Luei fir and Fore bombs, off the French coast, ald the Matilda cartel for sic River. having discharged her French prisoners on hoard the Ars6 - nt cartel, which has sailed for Portsmouth. EXMOUTH, ♦U0.'122. Since my lau arrived the Happy Hefura cutter, Lieut. Higginson, from Plymouth; it,,, Jones; Blake; and PrAprie, Jarman, from Neath, with calm; Cawabar, 'Timmerman, from Dantsic, with timber and deals ; Joeols Tucker, from Green ock, with coals ; Deem., Mew, from ('owes, with Sour. —Sailed the A/gr.:ate, Fletcher, for Su..sierland, with timber; Isla, B iwdon, for Sandwich, with bark; Hene, Veal, for Bucklershard, with timber; Bet.w .v , Rice, for Plymouth, with ditto; Ileppy &erre cutter, Lieut. Higginson, ai. Tortoise (dock-yard lighter), Blacker, for Plymouth, with the Pwre-r and Saferwed yin brigs, which two latter have been built and-cop pered in this harbour, and are remarkably fine ves sels of their cla.s ; Jaw. Parker, for Tenby, in bal last; also a kw other light coasters. FROM LLOYD', LIST. G P Xi. Auo. 23 —Farad by the Ilyker, Ord; Ama in., Pstchen; Fidelity, Norman; Mary Ann, Thompson; Emperor of Runts, Metenlf; Martha, Enreter ; and the Her• rue,‘4 Wltr, hewn Peter•Aorgh; Laurel. Bergman; and the Inglish, from kiga; Pkne tie, Broom, from ikemen; Sil. •onus. Bemvtt ; Pro•alence, Patterson; Telemachus, Camp ui; Henn, Brooe; Fits., Broderick; Fanny, Thou:mom ; and the Sane ! . Warman, from Memel; Cornwallis, Young, from Nana; Geo. Hither, Bross from Janr.ica; Severn, S rent, froin Stettin; Plant, 'turn; Brothers, northern; So i.hoa Cather.ne, —; Johannes, Findlay; Foisr Loekrig, and .%Il•snn, Norman, from Norway. Sawlecl the Fr omm ..rewield, for Jamaica ; Ceres, Itoobin.nn, fnr Barbarian; llinalria, Black, for Stettin; and the Maria Charlotte, f•r Ehor ore. Copy of a Letter troni Capt. Lot Imo, of the Be!- lrrvph.n, dated Downs, Aug. 10, 1504, to the Owners of the ship Th.mas, of Liverpool :—‘4 "Il►e Master of the ship names, beloning to you, and one of the convoy under my proteehon from Jamaica, having been exceedingly attentive, and of great assistance in towing the dull-sailing ships, which would otherwise .save delayed the convoy very much, merits my thanks, and your encouragement, which I take this opportunhy of communicating to you." MEETING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, MnPIDAT. M. M. Over f<coapi 411, Blackheath, ittetaltant . I 1 John NO 1111, Water Lm e, miurch.int . . . I I R IITIIOIOIIIII 1/-11oliday at thePub;ic Olfie .r. CoUKSE OF EXCHINI I(ik. FRIDAY, Av•wit 246 %-rnteeta.n a* 1 U :Ntt ...t si g h, 37 6 4Utt Moan C. r.. 11 19 2 U. 1 1• ‘len.g.i 16 10 2 1 1./ U ei.. . 35 11 fIU 'a: .1 d ty'. data 25 4 L/ ti . 25 12 2U. I nuttiest. 1. 4. 1 1 urdeaux .25 It . rortoltalGokl in Cain Ma ',id Ditto Calm —in Paper i New Dollars Ditto SilSn, . of New [Ante, each.. 0 0 0 saxhorn 49 Ago, on the Bank Holland Gem.. 4l 41 per Cent. fkiklin on Isiniiito ( Aug 17) 11121 fkawt on Lnntinti (Ault. 17) 441141 Softest on Dublin (Aug. 17) .. 61 9 61 days. Venice )9 Naples Lisbran Opvt• 6f Dublin l3 RAW 11101. a. 13.....4 Heifers art,l Steen : Set ed. to 44. Od. ittAdling. 36. 4d. to Si. 6d. Ord. oars Market Cad —..... 10s. 6d English ili.noe Yalu Os. Od. to Ss. 04. Lamb Skins PR4CEoF LEATHER Buns, SO to MOP:each VW to 214 Unto, 60 to 6Mb. each.... 24d to 1134 Merchants Backs Oil to 22 . 1 Dressing 1151.5... 2 2 5 3 1 to 23 Fine C ech 1151r 5 t ; t o 2' Crap Hides for cutting to 2101 Flat Ordinary 22d to TM Cal(Skass, JO to 4n:b per Desen 284 to 341 Ditto, 60 to 701 b... 28.1 to Sl , l id Ditto, 70 to WE 271 to 304 Small Scala (03t,ehland y. 134 to 80.1 I. Largo ilsuo IVO, to Mrs per Doan. Goat Skits —4 to —.I ditto. T.c., ‘1 Hone Hales 185 to 3?s per Hide. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Sames's Mattel. 4 bd Town Tallow . 78s 61 .;lardMark.4 44 IS Roaia (Cam) 744 t,J Whitechavel Market 4o 6 1 Rued& du . So.) 7oi Od re, Moue of 61b. —....., Meiti. q 5i...ff.., ..... S9s Gas ' !Ss 1.4 Ditto rough 42. Antic* Price.... 44 lad Graves. l4. Gored lbws I la ttlr-d, iltle--eurd. Yes. 144. 04....MUtikia, ija. 04. Yelbw Snap, /14 , —‘14; trice oC:wiles, per d4s. 1; .CORN-EXCIdANGE, trainAT, AOCUST The imports of fresh Wheat to day are rather catkiitleraMe, with some foreign arrival,: at hand l and the sales M 37 be quoted less in tiri.e. Barley is rather ehetper, anti Mali h,. little fluctuation Good new samples of Whit- Pea. me ratliiv dearer. We have a few arrivals of I;4weigit pats ; and the nil.. pl• beiiie ' instlequatii tii the clienam I, Catr,A tlitpreut ;title prices. flour in tolerable goo', quantity. COIRENT PRI. E OF UK MN. =Wheat h 7 70. 76.. Yeah. 3 O, 44.. IP. Fine do. 77s. ris. 01. Tick Bean. ...05. 39. n o Rye 3 5. 1. 40. 01. O s ts Li. -7 s. 20 04 Bider 344 Ms. OA. Nam:. .... .. 1 , .. 31. 64. Malt. 703. 745. Od. Rape 5ecd...... 31. 41 ' . (I. White Pea 435. 51s. Oa. Foie F1uur......t '. 704 00 Grey Pets BSe. 42y. Od §econde 60- 6'. (.1. RETURN tIF W11E.4 Including only front the 6th of agreeably to t s. 4. 121 Quarters at 74 54 -- at n 740 -- at 70 -.. at 69 I 169/ ---- at 68 9'6 ----- at 67 16.4 - at 66 1:4 - at 65 6 18113 at 6.i 865 - at h 4 1361 -- at 63 946 ----at E 2 K•'4 - at 61 487 - at 60 6 Total 14225 Qua - lei Is. 1111 bights th ,T IN MARK LAN., to the 11th Ave*: he nrw Act. s 393 Quartets at 60 411 •••—•..... at 142 ---- a t 74 aaa.a. at 5 4 49 ---s— at SS 42 at 53 11 at 34 114 •—•-- at 39 372 at 51 52 at St 714 -- at 54 35 ---- at 4t 5 0 at SS 35 It 43 11--Averagn 6M. 44. kill last Return. c E I'URN OF FLOUR, to Aug. 17, from the Cu/lett Office. Sacks s. d Sack4 s. 4 10 67 d 50 59 0 220 67 0 150.......39 O 362.. —66 0 10 57 a 1484.......65 0 97 57 ft ' 241 64 0 • 15.......54 6 59 .61 0 71......55 0 45........ A 0 S 5$ 0 2501 60 04 10.......50 0 And 15 Sacks at 455. 129/ -Nte Fronk Ang. 11 Sack's. d. 74 0 40 74 0 79 0 10 n 0 14691 70 0 473 69 0 90 68 6 607 68 0 Total-41: 9g. 2 J 4 Sacits.ltiverast higher than tan Ret, 67i. lid UXBRIDGE. The Corn Ingpeetorlilietril,7o4liitorsday, August 113. W ho.t, per h.r.l Kalry, per qr 9is Od to *ls 04 oar.; 90s Od to CAI 04 •ano 40. ed to 441 Od reaie .404 OE to 44s Od PRICE or SEEDS ST at Per Cot. I Red C10wce....405. to 90s White date.. 40s. to 90s Tref, ol ..165. to 321. Carrawar..... es. to 70s. Cortawler.....l4‘. to 15s. IN THE BOROUGH. ITAIL. Bushel. 16r. to Cr W MoroniSoed Sr. to 10sull Brown did0....125. to ;Cr C 4 '.. 64. to Si 04 RveGrasspr.nr. 164 to 40, TRICE OF 110i8. sacs. ►otters. Kent SI lOs to 41 41 lOs so 41 Os , srx 31 10s Us 41 Os loot .01 lt's to 41 10, Strosex $1 10. to 41 4, ►erelam 61 06 to RI Cs PRICE OF HAY _ usei If AND STRAW. lIDAT. K. 8 ANSA. V/lIITIC AAAAA . Has 01 16 a 41 10a Straw 111 IS. a SI 2. Clover 01 Os a 01 Os Hay .31 111 i a 11 Os Clover ba a6l 64 Straw it • It les COAL EXCHANGE, Auo. 22. lane Coals, in the Pool, per Chat sou Sh. OL Delivetesl to Huasekeeuers at Ost. huud.:rl sod, pvr Cbalstrun ~..441. id. Delivers d to Housekeepers at s6s. 6.1 MARRIAGES At Newport, We of Wight, on Woinindav last, be the Rev. Mr. Sneed, Captain William Csood!ad, of flis Maie t,'t 60th Regimen*, to Mes. Cooper, widuw of the Lite Licata. naot.endonel Cooper, of the said regiment. Thomas Bowes, Esq. to Miss Agn • Mii-os, third dsueitet of Robert Adilimn, Esq. Mayor of the Bur iuch of laneas!er, At F maim Park, in Northainntanshite, the seat of Sir Jolla Knightley, Bart. his nephew, John 'Chiron, Esq. eldest tan of the Member for Lyminston, to Mies Barrett, late of Bath. At Muster in Thane, Mr. Shelly, of Mos, axial 70, to Mn. llohinsan, of London, Jed 45. At Calcutta, the Ist of March last, Thetopitgus John M. t calf, E,q, eldest son of Sir Thomas Theopkilus Mitealv, Bart. to Miss Russel, niece to Sir Henry ltntssl, and •,de+t daughter of Thomas Rosen,l Esq. of Dover. DEATHS. At hat house, at South End, Essex ' meal tincerele and (le tervedly regretted, Mrs. Mary Mallard, of St. Georg the East, Middlesex, and of Bromley, rent, sister and min linims to the late Jame, Jackson, Esq. At his house in John street, Waterford, rends Penn* Cherry, Merchant, eldest son of the late Sam eel Merchant. HIGH WATER AT LONDON RIUMIE, TH,s UA 92 min after 4. SALES BY AUCTION. PPJNTI NO MATERIALS. Sy Mr. WRITE, By Order of the Administrant of Mr. George Cawthont. d•• espied, on the Premioe, No. ISt, Strand, on MONDA: NI. XT, at twelve o'clock, AIA. the valuable PRINTING MATERIALS eonsining .(four cipit.ll Presses, ear large French ..!to. these Cesivo-!.l4te Presses one nearly new ; three RI .r Marble Imposing Stoves, Chaste, en extensive storsrtnic.o. Type, trim Dottlile Pica to Pc.lul, about forty hundred .r.• a large quantity r.froling, Nests r,I Ihs sees, Coons .r.. S. • ins, Stoves M.hogtny Counter and 80nkc.5.....,:0id tides, e. Speci ir•n=are now end, Po ;Ili.. rv, r•d the %. ',,•' : v i ewe d =n th e prenibk% whmr Ca-1./guts way be Lad Mr Wh;te, Stnnyi Ci4te, W,2stmineter. ON THE PREMISES. GENTEEL HOUSE:HOLT) FIIIINIIVRY, CHINA, 3'• - WOKS, PRINTS. s.e. By Alt. RICHARDSON. My Onler of the Pr.prietor, going into the Cnnot'r', At the North End of Suffolk vtreet, near the Hey 1t4. , 8. 4 , on TUESDAY, Aug. YB, at Twelve WO wk. THE Neat and Genuine HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, cotia:•ring of prime harrlerert Goose Feather It“ds, Sedate:As with Maher:ay Pillars an! Coma , Formture; C•irtalos ' kit. in snit t capital Mahogany Ponnkr... , • with Serrettry Drawer; Wardrobe; Chest of Drawers wan tominoile fronts; Pier and Draining Glen's; Dining and Pumhrokc Tables ; Nlshvgany and-lava:west Chairs of the best workmanship; Carpets, Floe-ninths, and kitchen to.. the whole nearly new. A few Books and Prints by 11.'61"''• To be viewed nn Monday and ill the Time of Sale. Gti IOgLOO to tot i , 141 OR the itemises and of Mr. Rtehanhoo. No. 31, Strand. - -- • • - . LONDON :—.Ptintett , ty G. DA VIDSnN, No. rt. W ,, t , gtrt•et, St. Clemetst's, r.. 1 pubitsned '1 W. W FST. at tot (kFt-e, Mn. 19, Back of St C.ement't Cliur.h, Struo.l, wh••••• 41 ' 4 " IV' Sae Pain , ' etc. (r6.-pai4; will beta', sitsaded 1! ao E to