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. • AItAL IMILLIGEiVCE.• ............." toatsMornio JAN. 10. Arrived the . fri,alot, Steady, E rplos ton, Speedwell, • and Saliguard, from a cruise ; Dien transport, from Guernssy, last from Plymouth ; and the Plato sloop of war with a convoy from Falmouth; ssith the Sarah, Vandyke, from Landon, bound to D.incr.u . a. Sailed the Megara sloop on a cruise. The Po Wernas has several Spanish ladies, and a number of prisoners, who were taken out of a Spas- Ish frigate, which she captured otf Cape St. Vin cent'., and from which the parted in a g de of wind on Christmas eve. PLYMOUTH. JAN. 9. Came in the Spanish ship, Maria, detained by the 4 / 4e , ions and Ajax men of war ; Ilannuno, Newfoundland; Colombia, Haydon, from Virginia ; and the Afaria Eliza, from Portsmouth, bound to Halifax, after being out 66 I day, put back in distress. bailed the ffrindure edsiie man of war, Ploi.re and the Carolow sloops of war on a cruise. Wind N.E. cis RWICII, JAN. 10. It is supposed that the Ede/ of Leicest‘r packet, • Captain Thompson; and the Lad/ Frances, Captain Flyn, are frozen up, on the other side, as they have been long expo red home, and the wind has been favourabl.: for their return. Two Dutch schuyts sailed yesterday, with several passengers, for Holland. The Mails of the Bth, for Heyligoland and Got tenburghs are detained here by contrary winds. DEAL, JAN. 10. * Sailed, this morning, the Castor frigate or, a cruise otf the French cast ; reliqiill bomb, fel- Sheerness ; Aluazo sloop of war. with the outward bound vessels under convoy for Portsmouth ; and the yeekull gun-brig, having on bnard Mr. lier kaldie, pilot, to replace the floating light on the Galloper Sand. Arrived L'Etpciple sloop of war, with a convoy from Ireland, which arc sailed for the liver. Arrived the Leda frigate and Roirenr sloop of war from a cruise, and remain in the Downs with the rca of the ships as per lasts with the Ocean, Bris tow; and the Co.:twat, Blight, from the South Sea , lag flout Ireland. EICIOIITH, JAN. 0. Sincesin) List arrived the Constance, Prideanx, from I.)a:t7rictuth, with haps; Alarms revenue luggri, from a cruise ; e4arleir and Catkartnr, Brad ley, from Ry.., with wool; a Brixham schooner from l'Qath, with cram : a Prussian hey from Plymouth; and a ditto from London, in ballast, to take bale goods from hence to Portugal ; Curobire, Lampkin. from Plymouth, with slate; Camel (duck -yard lighter) Bedford, from ditto, with rigging and stores for a gun-brig, built ..t Topsham. Sailed, the Cliorlotte, Watson, for Dover, with wine; Ann, Fla), far ;London, with bales, &e:; ,c, Clatk, for Ryc, with oats ; Blackbird, Ne dam, and ...I:nity's liertd, Davison, for Sunder land, in Issli.ist ; Erett-r, Ashmore, fur Dover, in ditto ; Lord Arisen, How, fat Plyinouth, with timber. wAyteroan, Jan. T. • - - - 11 We nnderstand that the fleet collthing in Cork harbour, for the West-Indies, is rapidly increasing. i The convoy is to sail the 10th inst. CORK, jAtc, 3. Yesterday His Majesty's ship Argus, Captain Kit. toe, arrived in out harbour fmrn Portsmouth. Last night, the SUrgeon of His Majesty's sloop Argus was unfortunately drowned; as he was going on board in a shore boat, Ou Tuesday last, the ship J.hss Ball, of Liver pool, was in a vey perilous situation, at Sandy Cove, near the entrance of Kinsale harbour. As she was riding with three anchors a-head, and her stern in the land-wash, her two bower anchors broke. In this dangerous condition, she was fortunately supplied with an anchor and cable from Kinsale, which saved her from destruaion. She yesterday . arrived at Kinsale, where she lies in safety. 11 • The Ra de i , imaiman of war will sail frjoA. 4 from Cove • to join the squadron at Beerhaven, as soon as the wind will permit. The sqoodron' will then consist of the PrthePTl of "Orsaae, Rear Admiral Drury, Capt. !lagers ; Pri'areit Royal, 98, Capt. Reynolds; Gala* 74, Capt. Brisbane ; Ratoesspdle, 64, Capt. Baton; and Throviavr, 74, Capt. Bedford. The injury which the latter ship has received, by being on shore, will render ft necessary for her to go to , England to be docked. 1' By the very great exertions of Capt. Bedford, his officers and crew, aided by the experience and abilities of Mr. Urquhart, Surveying Master (whom Lord Gardner sent round immediately on heating of her being ashore), she Was got off. Her 'Mtg . lion was extremely perilous, having ledges of reeks within six feet of her bow and stern, and the wind blowing a hearty gale nearly the whole time she was en shoe. MALTA, EGYPT, Ire. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FitoS6 MALTA, NOT. I " W'. , arc :II daily e% peaminn of some expedition being sindt.rtakm, .:s transports have been preparing here kw some time ; but, whether these are to receive troops from nut own garrison, or as only prepara tory to a fl , ener.ll armament in this quarter, is not generally-known. The regiments of this place are some of the finest in die service, and seasoned to the climate, which, in the event of active operations, would be an important consideration. The conta g ion ot Spain has happily not reached us, though we me in danger of its approach from snore channels than one, as our opposite neighbours of the Barbary shore, persisting still in their reli gious superstitions, admit no precautions. Our a: counts from Egypt represent that unhappy Lountry as the viCtim of civil discord; revolution succeeds revolution ; while the want of system or energy in the Turkish Government seems to Lave it without any visible means of contronl. Amidst all the suc cessions and changes, however, of fee:Hong, it is flattering to us as Englishmen, to be informed of the respea still paid there to the British charaaei. We speak of it here will self-approving satisfaction. The natives themselves compliment us upon it, and draw the happiest auguries from it fir their own island. The name ot Enqiislimsn i; still revered with gratitude in I;gypt ; and w!iether Turk. Mame tuke, or eves Albanian, is the superior or the day ; 411 A letter received by a Gentleman of Birmingham from his Sister in Charleston, South Carolina, dated • the 12-11 of Ottober, 1801, says--. , This summer, the hottest that has been known in Carolina for twenty years. has proved fatal to strangers, and natives who had been some time absent: few re- ' covered who were attacked in July. August. and September; young 'people were generally vis!tims. On Friday the 7th of September, the wind blen fresh all day. its the evening it increased to a tre mendous gale, and, Ante eleven o'clock at night, it blew a pet feel hurricane from the North-east. Early in the morning of the 7th, the tide rose with great sapidity. in twenty minutes the fences wid sand-bailks were destroyid, and the inhabitants fled in all dire lions for safety; our house afforded shelter to more thin fifty persons. About nine, a. m. thee houses fell ; the Lag-st iff was broken, and the roofs of several houses were swept away entire by the tempest. Fortunately, Capt. PAYN C had his boat, which lay on the heath, fastened near the house; and some of the neighbouring families were brought over in it. early in the day. The tide had now two bows to flow, and anxionsly did we wait I tar the time cfli :;11 water ; bat, for three hours after, we saw no k;;;stinutinn, and, when it began to decrease, it was but slowly. In providing for the eveniag tide, the Hacked in crowds to the barraas, as being ;he strongest building; but we dew: tinned not to quit our habitation, till we suss it give way. Happily, the evening tide did not ri c so high, by more than a loot, as the last tide was at the time of low water. About midnight, or early on Sunday morning, the wind shitted and abated. The damage done in the harbour, and on the wharfs, was very great. Large vessels were driven into the streets; others were sunk, or dashed to pieces; and one beat down a house in its progress. No proviiions were to be had from town for a con siderable time, till, at length, a pilot-boat made to us, with some fi tends on boatd. A poor negro bung to a mast, to which he was lashed with a hand , kerchief, above thirty hours ; the wear!ler being ton violent, during that perio,i. 1 a boat to ven:ure eat; after a stormy night, he ...as observed at day break, in the same situation ; and was released in a few hours At Fort-Greea, only two persons were saved. The greatest sufferer, have been to ti.e San& ward of this place : for, daring the last iortaight, the wrecks of vessels have s:en constantly seen fl sat ing. This island has escaped better than n - a;st others, only one life having been lost. In the year this place was visited by a dreadfiil hurricane ; and, about two years since, by a violent gale." SMITHFIELD, ratIPAII. Jan IL To sink the off4l—..pet stone of Alb. Beef O.l to 4s 141 i Vesl Ss Od to 6t Od Mutton.... 3. 6J to 34 0.1 I pork Ss 0.1 to 44 4,1 H , ad of Cattle this Dq, dean., about SC—Sheep, NENGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS By the mute. RIM 2t 64 to 4s 04 I Vial 4s 04 to Ss 44 M0tt00....2. 84 to 4. 44 every right and every piivilege established fot the Christian inhabitants Ay General Stuart, on the withdrawing of the army, Is , inviolably obierved even those Franks, who are subjeeta to the Porte, still clahn their right of exemption from ail inju rious distindions, under the faith of that General's Proclamation, before his der.mtnre. ". Mr. Russell, the British Resident, has con du fed himself with much address, and, in any cir cumstance of riot or disorder, many of which are daily occurring, from the licentiousness of the Ass twits, his house is considered by all parties as the sanduary. Mr. Lamps, the French Agent, is con descending to the lowest intrigues, to foment the dissentious of the country, in the view of attaching some party to himself, to recompense him for the mortification' which he experiences front the con tempt manifested to his nation from every descrip tion of inhabitants ; his proceedings, however, have been bath deteded and exppscd by Mr. Russell. Elfi Bey at a kind of neutral part, at the head of a separate corps in Upper Egypt. This man (wily in the extreme) has more abilities than falls to the lot of his brethren in general; he has learned from experience who are his safest friends. It is thus that he is' no Frenchman, although his intemperate behaviour during his residence here excited many suspicions to his disadvantage. He is now in high favour with the Porte, who, we understand, are at present perfe&ly reconciled to his late mission to England, which h.rs been fully explained by our Court. Hursehed Pacha, the Viceroy, remains, as he pledged himself to become, when he took leave hf General Stuart, the warm and grateful patron of the Eaglish. " Meantime, between the troubles of Egypt and those of Syria, where st new viper has sprang up from the ashes of Dgezz w, the authority of the Porte seems tottering on the verge of disso:utiun." WATERFORD, JANU/12 . T 7. On Friday last, we received an account that the dwelling-house. furniture, offices, corn s and hay, be longing to Richard Usher, Esq. of Cappth, in this county, were maliciously einsurred by fire, on the night of the Ist instant. We did not then consider the account as sufficiently authenticated to warrant the insertion, and, therefore, declined communicat ing it.to the publie.until we could obtain more par ticular information. We have since made minute enquiries on the subjeft ; and feel much satisfadion in being enabled to state, that the dwelling-house ani furniture have not received the slightest in jury s the out-offices, however, have been consumed; and, with regret, we add, that two horses and three cows were burned to death, and two cows so much injured by the fire, that they are not expaled to re cover. A large rick of turf, and some corn, were likewise destroyed. We have heard various causes assigned fir the perpetration of this nefarious sal but, until better informed, we most decline insert ing them. We are firmly persuaded. tint such dis graceful outrages as have been late too often committed, originate from a desire of compelling armorer to abandon farms they have taken, or to deter such from interfering with the old tenants; and that they are not, in th.: remotest degree, con neiftcd with designs of a political nature. They ate, however, equally atrocious and deplorable in their effeas ; and imperiously call fcr the most attire exertions of the Magistrates and Country Gentle men to prevent their future commission, by the de teEtion and punishment of the guilty. We under.tand that illegal combinations, for the purposes we allude to, have been dreamily frustrated in another county, by the vigilant aeivity and per severing firmazss of L. H Jephson, Esq.; and we earnestly hope and trust that similar vigorous ef forts, in our county, aft speedily suppress every tendency to proceedings, which, if permitted to pass with impunity, might eventually be productive of the mostiameatable consequences. PRICE HUPs POCICZT , . Kent 41 Os to 51 Ot w ent .4 1 6s to 51 1 0 1 Sussex .41 Os to 41 14s Son 41 6i. to 41 IS , E,rx 41 0: to 41 14t to PI Cs • ♦a•. . - __ . , • • , :.. . T lIE MARKETS. • . .. ___.._......_ . . ' . ES ligN •EXCIIANG. Fstri yr, Jan.ll. We have lois m uch fresh W teat arrived to day, but siveral ,ani:,leri of Foreigit on hand, that. ate cliiely housed; Flour gradoilly der.iiitiog in price, and, doidofel what it tney fetch, the buyers poriihme little Wheat, and...11,14U* ,It a small 'taw • (ion Soo n freb Ittrlev,which is haired li r , Qr. higher ; u Are Grey Nat We have not niaay 04s, bat Inge arrival. hos ing looked * for, they are quoted nearly a. before. Floor in p espy, nominally 90s. per sack; and little variation in other artici.:s., . ' CUIRENT PRI EOF GRAIN. . 11; halt.. 795. 9;./. 9AL . tile.an. ........ • 52.. SS. 04. Fine clo. :...Io3i. 104 s. 01. 1 Tick Beans .....45.. 56, 04 Rye . 53.. 's7s. GC 1 t/ts 193. 32.. 54.. tot. nutty 46. 51.. 01.. 1'01ati.1.........35• 36.. Oa. %I A s t. ...944. Sts. Ca. R3i;e,Seel.'..... 43 47. 0.1. White Pra.,„...545. Ijitt. ad. Fi.ie110ur....... nit. 53% nd. (key Peur 41.. its Od feee•imia... 4...83. Kr. IA RETURN OF WHEAL Including only font the 24tIs agredattly to s d. 261 Quarters at 120 71) -- at 115 -- at 113 270 --.. at 112 415 ---- at 110 26 --- at 109 75 -- at 108 448 at 106 885 At 185 -- at 104 6 80 at 104 119 ...---. at 103 Too 4,208 Quarter Is. 7 td higher a IN MARK 4, 1 00', a Dec. to the 29th of Deo the new Act. • d. 135 Quarters at 102 tet--......—. at 101 610 -- at 100 • 20It 94 4',1. a t 93 70 at 92 16 at 90 12 —--•••• at 84 . tl at 86 14 at 84 08 at 8$ i IT ---- at 60 4—Average 1041. Id. th.iWt 'Winn% . A KETuitti or FLOUR, From Dec. 29, to Jan. 4, from the Coeket Office. Sacks. s 4. Seeks s. 4. 1 Sack. a. 4 97.• . :00 0 I 213......b4 01 20 80 0 49..... 99 0I 103.......93 01 941 BB 0 41 .... 98 0 358 41 0 1 40 B7 0 25 .... 97 0 33 .. 9 1 0 I 112 b6 U 4 .... 96 0 462.......90 0 7. SI U 6654 .... 95 0 15 .... 89 6 T0ta1—.8,717 Auks.—.... Average Is. 50. lower than last Rel • 9M. 4un. UXBRIDGE Tice Coro lospette/sljetu,ll,;s Thomlay, Jan. 10 Whe.d, per bad l4l On to 291 Os Barley, per qr . 430 Od to 474 041 Oats 2). Od to 374 Orl Beans 414 eu to b3s Od ['ca.:* - .50s 0.1 to : ,*it Od rEICE OF SEEDS I sr al Pet Cwt. Rad Clowt 40t. to 1054 Whit,- ditto 70... to 1201. Us. to 401. Catiaway 1701. to 1404. 10t. to Ili. IN THE NOSOUGH lITAIL. _ Per Bushel. ..... 18i. to 241 IV. Mustard &red :fa. to 10. Od ar..11 to 181 Canary ie. Od. to 8s WI Rye Grata, pr. qr. 20. to 30s PRICE OF HAY 'ATUI r AND sTgAw. 'DAT. eV 7a letee. watTaca•raa• Hay 21 Ws a 41 12s Hay 31 10s a4l Is Nam Ol Os aOl Us New.... UI 0 , 4 aOl 0* itraw 11 104 a2l 4s Clover ..4I Gs a5l Os Clover 01 Os a 01 Lit Straw .11 144 a 21 2* TALLOW. Turn Tallow. 691 6d Ruoria (Can.).... 10 71s 0.1 ISo.) Melting Stuff . 541 i Ditto tough 4O. PRICE o St. Jenteea Market 4e 24 Clare Market 44 Id VOiterhavel Nla:ket 4, 01 Per Stone of 81b. Sd Average PriCC....44 _ _ Graves - It. Good Dregs l2s Yellow S np, ^da—Mantod, 89s-..Gurd. 92.. Pri,V of Land!-., per d rs. 1 Ii Gd.—Moutds lii. M. HAW HIDES. Bit Heifer" and Strer4; (4 4t•ute rr . 44. 0 I to 41. 4.1. Mickliings 94 44. to '34 /O. Ordinary Market C.4'l . - 11+. 04 English HOOP Sheol+ Skin, 34. Od. t. 6+ 0.1. . .. . _ - RIRTHS.. :• 4 1 • On We , ILexlae Let, at Smt Parit, neat lam me d , the Riot Item. Lally Mary St,,prool, AL adßoktic• Th C 11 1 ,1 2 ,1 Litttedele, Eej. of (..hatt 'amine street, of a daughter. MAIM AGES. . • In C nk, Clia•let S. Oliver, Kiii4ht of till Shire th e GIOIA , ' of Idini•ri k, e' Miss Ntorris, seconst.laiightiir of Aura. tiro Morris, Esq. of Ditiike•tle. Toe.riav, at Merst.m, the Rev. William Mar..ll, rector tit it parish. to Mrs. Mary Bernard. of Sitti• ;.`rot,- is. 1.1.4 w •ek, Mr. Jahn Militia, to Mat M. LAULVt, both of W instsiale. DEATIIS. Lately, at /frnton, of 1111 aplup!ectiz fit, astir woe to church, N. P•itititS Esq. in the 50th Tom of his poi yeiterdsy morning, Mrs. Holmes, of New-strvet, city ; a C•vr dais tincw - 4 catt.:,o• aro.re i si i, r s Tee . o. e , iinrieliat , ly resole...l to tin largo the over. thin of c the maul w-,< a 'Wk.' ja .o ; w'firti torifi;fiatud her erdstesil. Satoirslsy I i.t, in an adraiterd ay., at his Ile.' et near Newton V 34.4, Thomas Taylor, Esq. en- of His :.1 . . ty'sJustices of thz PC3C:: fur :h.! CUtillt• of Devon. On Tueeilly morning last, of a caniumption, the Boy Froicis Williams, of Ev•fer. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON WW, Morn. SO-min. after 23 tai.i.aftrer 1!. SALES BY AUCTION. NOBLE FAMILY MANsIoN. GRAFTON StRELT; BERKLEY-SQUARE. By Mr. ROSINS At Garrawaes Ci:fLielnause, iu Eitehange.alley, Corahiiy on NV EDSESDAT, the IGth instant, at Twelve A CAPITAL. and truly desirable . spacious Ele. I put LEAnuttot.l) MANSION, fitted up And finis:- ed in the inn Lean stale; COll4llllll 0111 the grot. a'. floor ' a w i n e ,„ entraure hall, a handsome eating parlour, feet by roes. an elegant 11 , 0110 staircitee to • wire tNt/ • .hle drawing paint., and a smiler atjoining. ~„ coal may eont.iiiis rimr bed chinitxas, and a ilrevving and six attics over a teeondary horse staircase, water Ci. 4.41. The Basement coitipriva, tWO 4Vari s of convenient 0dic...4 Of even rtaizription, roomy c.llaring, Itc . The whe.e in complete order, and forming a desirable residene.t for a No bletitgtr Gen leinan's Family, the pronerty Sii John H 'id, Hart. olio will give puasesaion at lAnv.d next. The premiss. are held on lease at a :mall eeinitul rasa; and anima altla every tnurteen years at a fine rertA,i. Alai in the Mews adjoining are Stables for six hones, acrd standing for three cairiadcs, with lofts and rooms aver. Tuba viewed with Tickets only ; parlicula.s at Gana ref,. out of Mr. R..b.11.4. WArmick street, Golden -aquarr, wher; tick es kir viewing mly be had. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE IN THE musg PANT UV sAtsr JANIES's-STELLET, WITH DIATE POSSESSION. --_______ Re Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawayh fl,ffee.house, in F.xclunge-alley, Cornhill, so WEDNESDAY, the lcilh instant, at Twelve o'Cleck, Two Lots, OT 1. comprises a Spacious, Elegant, FREE. LA HOLD NIANSION, lately erected at a considerahlt c‘pence, and n:shed in a handsome style ; containi4, an tie ground flour, a neat entrance, an eating parlour, st..di, r. 7.1 rheroug room; on the fir,t Amy aso twa elegant drawir;:. rooms, with folding doors, bed dumber, •Aer-eleset, St. ; on the second story arc three excellent elta:obert, and rout goiA artier corm The batement contains convcitient ileinest.z office, r.sunsy cellars, spacious, open, airy yard; the whisk finish ed aid in complete ,girds, fit far the r.:siden:e of a Gentlentait's >ituare No ,9, on the west side of St. James% StrSrt. Lot 11. Comprises a desirable FREFAIOLD compact FA MILY RESIDENCE, being No. 40, adjoining Lot I. lately erected, on a lager plan, substantiallybuilt, end fitted up with every ronveui -nee appropriate to a family of din:netion ; the whole en coesplcte erd.o, and now in poss,ss:ou of. Gent,emaii who will give possession at Lads--?ay next .To be vicwe.d with tielzats only; particulars may be had u Ciltr4.l3l'4 ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-sue .t, Uoldcas square, wheels tickers For viewing may be bad. CHUICL CLASSICS. Under the Direction of Mr. T. PHI LINE, At his Room', in Winviek-n:a t, Golden-quar:, ad;oitt:n the Chapi4, on VittiMY NEXT, end fig ho wing My, at Twelve ,Clock, _ Choice PARCEL of BOOKS, in most Lan guar., chiefly ttlas.ical, of tita best Etlitiolu, ,0 fiat preterration ; among which are Arittoi)hanes l ustcri lus, Dodo:1w Skulus, ct Horodotus, Wtanalinei.; Toucydules, Dukeri Plato, Serrault Die C...ssiut, Rehear.. cum Italia MSS. Ljusdeot; Psasauias ; Stiains, AN motureen Ptolomnlsta, Henri; Muscu,a Florentinant, 13 1 1 tom. X 1 Vol.; Xirclicri ' °Wilms ./Egynti.Ata Ind, cat Malabaricui, 12 ‘ol. !Mice ct Su cum:Atte, Tfltataque, f 01..), with Pieart , i cots. llutonarlv4.-Photi..., I lesychius, flagman, Basle, with Su,- pleoicitt, Ailanru.th, Junanou, Jec. itt fuh,..—.1 . 4e vatiolulla ' puteh Eentiusts, laige p.sper Ultima, p.n. dCatiul, NC. Vueltas, a Justice. L. P. o,l4ittaire Aunaiec TypunlnphiVi, 0 rul. complcte, in quarto.-Octavo Variorums soil fine Elzevirs. _ . Mly La 'imam; two Days before the Sale : and Coal.goes Cam had at ths Itssom..; and at Mu. tg,Gulden-squste. MAKKET-!'LACE., NOTTINGHAM. By Mr. GASKILL, At his qale-room, Long row, Novi:sewn, on TUF.SD NEXT, :it Three o'Cluek in the Afte moon, subject to suck Arrangements and Condition; as will then be inntineed, EVEN Capital and extremely desirable FREE ') 1101. D IIIF.SSUAGES, situate in. the G eat Stark,' Poze and St. Jaiiires.strcet, in thz Town cf Nottingham, vit.. Lot. I. A Ilifessuage or Gweliing.hotis.,, froutiii4 the Marhet place, with Out.ofheet, NuilJingt, and Aliiiarten.inees, in the went, ' , inn of John thirtisiila, Esa. auil part of the Yard and Premi-es In the orciipstion of Mr. tinials.P.rih, .t 3l affording 3 communicution with St. Jameiastteet. Lot. A Ml3silige or Dwelling.hotate and Shell frir:iir: the tuid arket.place (and adjoining the brat Lot), now is the oretioJtion of Mr. joteph %Vent, onerehar.t I)ut•',ni!dines, and other Conveniences, and a ;i.,sage into St. Janie.'s.street. Lot 3. A Mill Aline Ur Dwelling haw and Shop, now in the occo l iation of Mr. Firth, grocer, with Oot-bulldlings sod Conveniences, fron-ing the said Maticeeplace,and al:Moist St. 3:m12-V4-street ',being the conteriteula on the Walt side if the street). Ida. 4. A Mndern Mannar r or Dwelling horse, marl to stuntiallr lon4 in St. JACIICS . ..t , eVt, in the ceco o i.ll.l4l .4 Mr. 11.ildsworth, w.th ex.:anent (.1 wing, Otrwes, a n d ra onisite and prat ezrollant Vlitrehotot ~ To tiltop, and (Prices, well eaten! it 31 for the Blibilltell at a Ito. or any Whir Trade 1 , 411U1,111 Room. . . Lot 3 A spacious 'well built imal.•rn Ilutist in St JAION'• Street (adjoining Lot 4), cotst.lining ettaignadoma• Drawing, arisl Br.l Booing, fitted up in a style of •xcelleur , i with 31.1rhie and other Cliiiiiiiry-pieces, Rath Stoves, Orate . . &c. a roomy Flliptesl Hall, with Geanietsical Siair caw-, ex cellent Ceilaring , t.tifises, entire Yard and (Ler.Ln, mid every Requisite for the Accidence of a Genteel Family Lot. 6. A substantial modern-huilt Mesouage or Dwelling lulus.: and Premises in St J.i.iirs'egicet (adjoining Lot il, rs the Oceenation of Mr. Churchill, with excellent 80... b ., 0-11aring, Kitchell, Brewrhouse, and other Offices, and Coo. venictites well ad.ipted to a small Reuter! Family. Lot. 7. A Mrosaage ur Dwelling-house, on the North S,.te of St. James street, with Kitchen, Brrwhcuoe, Yard, Gas don tousle, and other Conrenmrices, in the 'OOO.- natin of Mts. Robinson, well calculated fur a small ruled: Family. ' Thee move' Lots and Premises are more fully marked sad and described In Maps or Plano and Particulivs thereof, Rie, may he seen, and further Information hid, at the Office of MeSdr , ..l3lll9orl and Leeson, Solicitors, or Mr. William SL& ton, Su•rior, Nottingham. LONDON :—Piinted by GEOIItGE DnVIOSON, No 3S Wych street, St. Clement's, awl iniblnbed by .10SI Ali R Y DER, A the Office, Nu. 13, Ault of St. Church, Strand, where Orders for Am Pape, etc. (P 0 itig4 will be duly attandal to. PRICE (IF LEN THER. Rafts, 50 to 561 b. each _ . Ditto, GO to (win). molt 241 to 25 , 1 Metchanta Hack, 220 to 2.34 Drot4nx Hides 2"ct to 234 . _ Flote C;cb !lidos 'tad to 24d Crooiiides fog cutting 29d to 244 Flat I /nibs's!. Vd to Calf Skins, JO to 40tb. per Down.. to 394 Ditto, SO to 7010... tifil to Art Sal to Slid Ai Ditto, 70 to SOlis .52d to 95d Small Seals (Greenland) ♦4d to 45d IL Large ditto 100 s to 17Cs per dozen. Tanned Horse Hides Stfts to 40t per hide. CO ‘I. EXCHANOP, JAm. 9. _ . Peet Cook, in the Pnol, per Chaldron Y.'s. 04. Deliveted to IJousekeepers at 641. 04. Sunderltml, per Chaldroo 464 GI. Delivered to Hotteekeeper. at ',91 G I ritICE 1W sTOCKS TP rcr.apAT• Rank Stack .. 1721 3 pr. Cent. Red 60.1 ')911 60 N9 l - - ) 3 Per Cent. Como , . D9j int6:i 4 per Cent 76 NG per Cent. Ntry. ' W 3 per Cent. 1.0r,a1t," - I 1 .144 _ .....4 Long Annuities .. ... l7}7-lb 9.1 , Short Ditto 2 1111 Isn, .•ial 3 per Cent......... 59 Imll.l non& . Is. die. Exchequer Salt par Is. lit. F 5 4 1 141 1,,,111..y Tickets l3l. 17s. Consuls foe Feb GOD; 601 If; T. NISH, Stuck-Broker, No. 4, Coonhill, and 9, Charing Cr..st. PRICE t/F IRISH STOCKS, Jan. 4. Government Debenture% 3 per cJitt 891 I rt/kBE OP ILXCHAI I.ntsttidam ... 38 4 8 DMA at Sight .. 87 8 I • 1140 E. FRIDAV, JAM 11. Genoa Rraterd.sm - l2 21/. Hcittssugh 35 6 211 i islona 35 7 21U Paris 1 Days Data 15 R Ditto gourdeaux .25 16 Venter Li.bo n ()Immo Dublin ' 101 Ca,lia Ditto Madrid Date - in 431 effea. Elba Leghorn 49 Naples Dublin ou London (Jan. 4. anltteu. I. . I Portugal Gold in Coin and lia,s per is ♦ 0 lhiubloions . 0 0 0 New Dollars Silver in Bars New Louis each Agio on the Rank of Holland 5 per Cent. 9 a 9; - irP F i T" N rmsza 629 : ) THEATRE. MORROW NVENING. wformed, • Grand Serious Opera IL TRIONFO DEL AMOR End of ea , Opera mat be prerentrel, et LE JUGEMENT DU JIERI e.• Ou account of Maclaine (..;7assi Iteaneaast, the Opera of Zaire 6. neven!, ert days• y, doled il inst. will be per On Tuesda Wet, celled Le belle bitten. On Tuesday, the t9th ilist a New Vi Se fily•tv-i' ------ RIAAL, ottui lITIS EVENING, NION . 1 -,,.„ m. e ,riee ServAnte well art t THE EST IND cwkwell, Mr Powell; Belcour, .1 t 'r : .itht , Mr. Jobtrume; Captain I Wet Dudley, bir. i).. lamp; v.,13 ow, Mr. Waldrna ; .Stot,lts Mr. MAdd Kr a Sprits; Chwnwe Itulott, Mee. L leugat Mellon; M., wh ol meFr, Mir • Atter eel* the Van! 'IDE MOCI: I)OC r o, Nlr Blowsier. Doteas, M. owliith will be add...tiffs) , the 1h tin tow Ball 4 et t of OLD HARLEQUIN's F The Akteevreopenied on the liarp Okl Hailvileeet, M.. Male; 111stleiu. hrkqUin,' WONT °sew Kerne, %lame' ow, olis A. MOW, Min Well,; . eylor; Columbine, Mrs. Slay ; Yoe in, Mits 11.(1-sotiwin ; Ti me, P.l ,i. ; Punch, Mr. Grimaldt. To-morrow, The Bevan Open, prier Uaneici - The United Bsitur ST COMMAND OF THEIR THEATIV. *OVAL. COV.SI THIS EVENING. MOND be setvd a Commie called THE POOR - GENT &r Ito'tett Srambl., Mr. Moo/eat Ir. Fader ; Frederick, Mr. Lewis: L dein* ; Olapoil,Mr Fawcett; Carps tamer Harrosby, Mf. Aikillll4 SF men: Durtyhte Dommia, Mr Wat ab,ltre.Matterka; Emily Worthing I,OIIOV, MN. Eine', ; Mar:, Miss .r vo hitt, will be added Jot t:se I' Comic Melo Dramatic Panic HARLEQUIN QUIC i Or, THE GNOME AND ' 1/F...:b e..titely Nes Mom, See.ser,N Decoratims.„ The Overtime and Music castsi.s. Die Actino of the Matt-Drama Israeli of Mr. Fidel .. The Dina, by The Priacipd Chars _ _ . L Mr. Jefferies, M. ELIiCII.III3, Mr. r Atkins. Mr. Kitte , Mr. Field Arno, Mau Dasiet, MIA Mane*, The Pantomime Char Mr. Illo!oym, jut: Mr D.ttroi*. M r L. 6 slogna, %Ir Ab`fot, Moo 54 Mar eytio Qttiet..:.,,r •or, The (.:1 nyeated .t..err rreanor till further 1 To sorrow. will by performed. 1-+ , It ritroJbeh, unit! The Setoot a 11‘ibilVi. KII.N r SPECTACLES. . *sir Sight.— rhe flight of the gla afiengthvira, sod P. riot osOint fr,441.4%; 1M 114. 11, TS idget Ati: ;rl4 , we dad" frets brel THE PA R I NY. RAMP bet cow Apt Sets ,;,, dp.• th. MUNN (Coast Witt's) Maass di the Pu.,:me in eseerb Fa (smart alfr. Nose at lato m them, th..t j,e bast') 13:4 net-creel. next dyer t• tbs 0 n.ntttl Fultiogabla Fours sot in limirta, 'rammed of the best sidp. to ba,,xikeosheet Gent!. as of matmied, withata the tread fairms reds** priees.—.lllll.tary Data ~lim ditto, it. Ids -.Rack obi ids Leath... , 'familia, It. its—Ca —deck Strap Slmet. AI. 12.....-...Sbue Lesdtm Dram 61..•. a., 10.. 6.1.- Ilaniag Drill • Smelting Sh.e..s 11..6d. to INTERMING TO i \V WELSFORI), Taila • pte,treet (P/VI• &Pal In. 10:.....ns the Potalic, that he ~• 11i,111 t1:4.:/attop:cd by au 41 six ye.trs Mn S. tlic following lCfOlll •... Foot Suits of Silperhue Clothes i Vi.e Suito,A.te., din° So. Lour; 4litto, 4ste.. . The o:d suit. , to be Theta Gentleman wh r ahoutrl ua ...ay he :uppliad at the .I: , ,teroutati4 A Co it of the birt sn,e has e*.nth A hue Fan , y Waistcolt Superfine double nulled Keneyss Superrnie Patsta'.ouna Great C•tata, ke For the a . drarstagw let:ruing to t plan, W. W is einCilotl t•t appall ►ho, hatme once made the tall, with then ortlers. ►/WEN fY THOUSAI raisrd by TONTINE for CI e‘terseivs Estate 11111, Spaniel Shares to be 11101. each, for whi , Cent. per annum is to he paid in loniser ioersare as tirae twee try Way take as many stigma .•a lie pia the tiers Gf but nn mo are full. The seir.rriptlons to her! trah ttriber. either at °Atte, or by thre Virrrirte of ilaramvste . • elnr•iJere are to receive their Mosley i• nu he laid nut uo r., • benefit of the Suls.eribers, for an, ' , matt use and afar pas the n•rrnaiti)ins pearl. profits of the ttie E•ntrh es An ' acritintllating teeoritwo mill be prei•ared Sy Merton, lairrolit't irtn, and sett! lel The Prospixtus ni th • a's the hors of Lloyd's, tiarraear ' A houses ;nr at NIL Cliapple`s,, and qii.Otts of the I.: od may t Pellni Surveys of the l laud, nsa nonrable House of Assembly, a ItA berbon, b:ou at Nu. 910, Oculars may be obtained, In A i' 7 'l at Mr Chap;rle's, as abovr. to te seen, the mist reinter I ` Ol, 1 ("re to osettest site Masses u Sham'. f