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• FROM 44ST NIGHT'S oezE.Trz. • .1 ILSCTION OF A TemPORAL Peet lIELAISO. In pertinence of an Ar., passed in the rldth year cif His Ma -7.• Joey's R.,irt, itoronted, An Art to regulate the mode by which the l,snla Sniritu.l sad remotion, an I the Commons, tw to. re .on the Pareament of the United Kingdom on the part of Ireland, shall be summon...llo.d returned to the said Pads.- : mew l .k•rai y or .ot,or, that the Rizlit Net.noble • Fra icis Willows, Earl of Cita lemo it, has bete chosen by a • majoaity of irons, is be the Peer to sit and vote in the lions. of Leeds of the Uoi.ed King loin, iii toe roam n( Franc , Earl • • of Lutist', deceased. Dated this 23.1 day of November. 1806 Gil AN A ItD, Clerk of the Crown in Ireland. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 14th Re4glntento of Foot... Captain Joshua Loring Winslow, how 04 77th VAR, to be Major; wiatiout vets:hate, vie* • Orestes, promoted iu the Stli Garrison Battalion. deli Garrison Rattalion.-Lientenatit General Sir Charles Has tings. San from toe 65th If..ut, to he Colonel. Colonel reatteiseimuther4, ITO/il halt pay of the 614 Fan, to be Lieetaiirot Colonel. • Cairo.* Jelin Earl of Portarlington, from the 16th Light lire _ g ona to bit Major. Captain Charier %Mood, rosin tho I,oth E.lol, to be Major. .sth Gunton Battalion—Laoitenalit.Geiteral Tyre Power Trench, from half pay of 27th Foot, tee Cotertel. :erect Greaves, frein the 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant. Cottinet. • Captain Wiliam Belf , nd, 'rum the nit Foot, to be' Major. •- Camila Nicholas Ramsay, ftem thee , ' Foot, to be ditto. frgi DittooeLteutenalit.General George Ikckerith, from the 3 . 67th Foot, to be Colonel latend - Lieteament•Colonel alenege Xlnnalrd Dam, from the 17th Fret, so be I.ieirtroant-Colonal. Captain Ruben Dele, trent the 39th Foot, to be Major. Caplaio Chaney t. neat., from the 14th Foot, to be Mite. 7th thtia,.--t.fainer.General Patrick Waughopt, from the ItOth Fool, to to Colonel. 14ajor Henry Pwiett , from the 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant. • Captain Cli , idopher Vowell t from the 911, Foot, to he Major. Ca 'tam icoard Enemy, from the iOth Foot, to be ditto. • ash (mg.—Major General Fatties Chauspagoe, from the .2Gth Fret, to to, (:nionel. ~ Major Joseph Gold:sins, from the lath Foot, to be Lieutenant- Colonel. Captain Wi"li,m Sullivan, trom the 31st Foot, to be Major. Captain /oho Watford, from the 60th Foot, to be ditto. . 9th Ditto-..Major,General Brent Spencer, flora the 40th Foot, to be Colonel fr set Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin D'Urhan, from the 29th Fuet,te be Lieutanatit Coined. • GAR RISON. John Kiska:an Gent. to to, Qattiiion4ureectii at Hall, vice itac;aoll. JIARRACKS. Lieutenant William Henry Curio/pan, en half-pay of the Ma. boot, w be a Deputy Ba,rielt. Mute., in Great Britain. Admiralty-(:1 ,• i e, Nor. 25, 1506. of a !otter from ♦ice-Adiniral the Right Honourable Lord Collineetned, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Mips sad Vessels in the Mediterranean, to William Mart dos. Esq. slated ea board His Majesty's Ship the Ocean, eF Cadiz. the fie of November, 1806. Ste—When the convoy first appeared in the • %treights. Rear-Admiral Put vis, who was at Gib raltar, sent out the skips and gun-boar.. which were there; one of the latter, commanded by Lieutenant . Tome. of the Queen. attempting to rescue a vessel which 1W Ai taken, unfoi tunately found the see which had her in tow so superior, that, after aco at, which was highly hoaourable to him and hie me and basin lost in killed and wonndca a great part boat's crew, he was obliged to surrender, and a-bout was taken. 1 inclose, to be laid before 1.-rdships, Lieutenant Foote's letter, with a list of killed and wounded. I am, ice. COL LINGWOOD. ? It; SIR, Toser of Ttriffa, Oct. 26, Shed. With heartfelt anguish I acquaint you of the it , capture of His Majesty's gun-boat Hannah, yes. terday forenoon, by a Spanish privateer, of four guns and seventy men ; trustinF, after a eircum 1, stantial account. which I feel it my duty to write Oi. you on this melancholy occasion, you will perceive 0 the few brave fellows I commanded did their duty, and that the British flag was not tAtn.shed on this occasion. Being off CAbaritta Point, I d' co vered a latine rigged ves-el in the middle of theVut, a few miles to leeward of me, towing a merchantman towards the Spanidt coait s and conceiving it my duty to endeavour to regain her, I made all sail after him, and upon coming within gun-shot, I perceived she way a large three-masted Spanish privateer, of much superior - force to the gun-boat ; I therefore, after exchanging a few shot, and finding she knew her toperiality, by 'casting off the tow. and tacking after me, endeavoured to escape ; she soon, however. got ' se close as to do execution with her grape ; and ear ammenition being nearly expended, I determined to try the crest by boarding her, but on coming along gi side, such a number of men jumped into us, as obliged us to at en the defensive. After fighting on the deck allow 10 minutes, T looked around, and paw scarce an Englishman standing, and another iteivateer coming up close to us ; I therefore deter mined to save the lives of the few brave fellows that were left, by striking the British flag. I send this with Mr. Spargn, Midshipman, to whom I am indebted for writing this (being wounded in my left arm, for which the Dodos has blooded me in the other), as well as for his bravery during the entragement, and I cannot finish without saying how Moth I owe to the bravery of young Mr. Millett, _ 1110ipintan, and the whole of the crew. I bete send you a list of killed and wounded, and I Ternain, Sir, Ike. (Signed) JONI, FOOTS. To John Child Patrols, Esq. Rear-Admiral of the White, ftc. tr. dm. Gibraltar. Ei11ie1.........-- i.:.iffitles, Colwell' of the gun-boat; Viirrisro kindles, Damn% Buicure, Patrick SAM, arid Matthew Suillian, pearliest, . Drotned--Jmnet Robinson mid Thomas Price, *women. , Wiended --John ! laddeck, dace deml, John Go4taff, 'l44lin'Aleasnder Dickey, ditto, Thomas Shepherd, badly in sewing sewn, Owen Wilma. tadty, Samuel Pant, ditto, Tunief CAliy, ditto. Jest* .Pouts, :thew Peter Pala Mei t , ,tightly, Noble Durum, ditto, and Adage Damsons ditto, seamen. . . , - - --.. 40 .-- PARTNERS/OPS DISSOLVED. ? Wiillain Merakall and Janeph Peacock, of Sisbergata street, awesome... 4. July if, 11146. %Vases Moifis and Rickard Swan, of Nerd. Shielda, in the county el Northumberland. butchers. No.. IS, 1206. Reinert Andrew, Lktiewood Andrew, Joon Taylor, and .JA,ketartiph. at Manchester, Mush-makers. Net. 11, 1806 . ' Fredmiek Sparest, sod !oho S. Metre. tee-dealers sad gio ' tart, No 4, Ludgate-NIL Nov 10, 171 t& Milian' Marna anal - John Moody Hannon, at Westwood • held Ridr.Mdli in the with of Leeds, papet-adisw. O. 4a, iSue. J. wessessise 'Mono.. MtClure, et Manchester, in the ' 4 0 nun, of Lancaster, fent.tot.P.Bitatietursee Sept. 4, 1806. its'ith Wheat and Jewels Suakin, of Waiipunt, in the county of Middlesex, andaorantiths and irontrongena. Nos Vl. 1114. Curtis, Brett and Thomas Middleton, of Maiden•lane. Islington, in the county of Middlesex, blue.tuanefacturers. Aug. 17, 1606 Jrairph Beultnn, of the borough of Stafford. in the county of Stafford, mercer arid dr.iner, and William Brett. of Stone, hr the county of Stafford, banker, as mercers mad drape,. Feu 1.5, 1806. Gabriel Spencer anil Jolt. 'Thompson, of Madebester, in the county of Lancaster, conimission.brokets Nov. 19, 112e6 Shem Bathu and Thomas Willett Nunn, hi Hackney-road, in the county of Middleser, brewers. Nov. 25, 1806. BANKRUPTS. Gustavus Clay, of Tomes, 111 the county of Devon, carpen ter and builder, to surrender, December 5, i,, and January 6, at ten, at the Sevin Stars Inn, in Totries. Attorney., Mors, Fanged, Prideaux, and Farwell, it Totnes; and M. John Alexander, No 9, Boriford-row, London. John Kent the younger,now er late of the parish of South. wick, in the county of outhampton, builder, to surrender, December 5, at one, 6, at eleven, arid Jainiary 6, at oue, at the Golden Lien Inn, at Suutl . .with. Attorneys, Messrs Acheson and 61ingais, Austin-friars, London; and Mr Glen. dining, Portsea. George Grosvenor Bradley, now er late of Warrington, in the county of Lancaster, grocer, dealer aid chapman, t iu.- render, December 17, 18, and January 6, at twelve, at thi. Globe Tavern, .I.Mo-street, Liverpool, in the said county. At. tonityi, Mr. Rowlinson, Live•ponl; antl Mr. Thomas Black stn k, St. Mildred's court, Poultry, London Henry Weeks, of the Faigeware-marl, in the parish of St. Mary-la.Bonine, in tire county of Middkoex, carrier, dealer arid chapman, to surrender, December 1,9, and January 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Richard C. Sale, Surrey-street, in the Strand. John Pinder, of Cudworth, in the perish of Royaton, in the county of York, eraltater, dealer In welds, dealer arid chapraan, to surrender, December 22, at six, 28, at ten, and January 6, at eleve-n, at the house of Mm. Mary Heiden, the Three Curies lon, in Barnsley, in the said county. Attorneys, Maas, Klea.delei Alexander, and &ime, New Inn, London i and Mr. Birks, .f Heminghcld, near Barnsley. Sarah Stiffs and Munn Stiles, of Dorking, in the county of Surrey, p; .ember., dealers, chairmen, arid copartners. to cur . render, Dcember 2,9, aril January 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Ely-place, Holborn, Loa. don William Rouse, of the city of Worcester, silversmith and jeweller, dealer and chapiwan, to surrender, December 111, 19. and Janriaiv 6, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, in the sand city. Attorneys, Mr. George Hill, Broad-street, W,.e. center; and Mr. Becky, Breem's.building., Chancery lane, R&e't Pringle (partner with Francis Marshall), late of Noithu inbeeland.street, Strand, in the county of Middlesex, and afterwards of Kingston, in the island of Jamaica, jeweller, merchant, dealer add chairman, to surrender, December d, 10, and January 6, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Jennings and Collier, Shire lane, Temple-hat. DIVIDENDS. Dee. 16. Jima Smith, of Thames Ditto., in the county of Surrey, anap.maker, Maker, dealer and durum), at ten, et Lor,d.m. Dee Jame* Job, e(Clook-low. in the eifi of London appraiser, aectioneer, dealer algid chairman, at twelve, at Dec. 26 Francis Thompson, of Bow-lane, in the city of London, warehouseman, dealer and chapinan, at ton, at Guildhall San. 3. Moses Steckler, of the Strand, in the county ef Mid dlemor, glom, too-dealer and cbaptuae, at tan, at Guildhall, London. Dee 27 . Grorto Smith. of Upper Harlay.atritet, in the parish of Saint Mary-Imbenne, in the county of Middlesex, but lath of ht sires, merchant, at twelve, at Gu.l4trall, 'London. Dec. ES. tierman Wilhelm', of Martial-lane, Cannon -street. in the r ty of Londua, merchant, dealer and chapinao, at I.e-• E 4. Thomas Dobson, of Kendal, in the colony of WmAmorela merchant, dealer and chap/tan, at four, at the !WALL.. to Arms, i lAatichester. Dec. 20. t..mcs Oshorne, of the car of Oxford, smiler, dealer ano Chapman, at eleven, at the Angel Ina, in the c.ty of Oxford. Dec- 20. Willy/-.n Randall, of Popes-Head-Alley, in the city of London, litoker, dealer and charnan, at ten, at Guild hall, Lorrion. Dee. Y 4 Henry Mather, of Manchester, in the county of Lowman., merchant, at two, at the Widiewater Anne, in Manchester. Dee. 16. Michael Elwin Fell, of Manchester, in the county of lancaster, Aealer in cot yarn, cotton spinner, dealer ■nd cl.apotAii, at twelve, at the Ertdgewater Arms inn, in Manchester. Dee SO. Porter Shepherd, of Lynn, in the county of Nor folk, draper, dealer arid chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Dee 23. Benjamin Jackson, of Wentworth, in the parish of Warm upon Duero, in the county of York, curn.dealer and meal-seller, at teu, at the Three Cranes Inn, In Burnley, us the same county. Dec 111 Thomas Worthington, now or late of Manchester, in thecounty of Lancaster, merchant, dealer and chapman, at three, at the Star Inn, in Deansjate, iu Manchester. CERTIFICATES—.Dec. 16. Mark Furniat, of Sheffield, in the county of York, slier-plater. Thomas Jackson, now or late of Liverpool, in thecounty of Lancaster, hatter, dealer and chapman. John Loma, tke younger, of Spilt, in the county of Lin celu, linen-draper, irsess.dialir sad Oiimaan. MIRANDA'S IaPSDITION. FROM A BALTIMORE PAPER OF OUT. 17. " Capt. Briggs arrived yesterday from Curracos, reports, that he was at Aruba sus weeks ar, at which rime Miranda was in possession of that island. Captain B. sold part or his cargo to the British ves sels under diredion of Miranda, which consisted of the Galatea, of 36 guns ; Bacchante, 28 ; L.tly, sloop, 22 ; brigs littera Iva, 13 ; Express, 18 ; two schoon ers heavily armed, and the Leander 23, with several schooners es transports. The troops were about GOO in number. •' Capt. Briggs dined with the General, who in. formed him that the reason of his falling out with Lewis (former Captain of the Leander), was, when the Spanish brigs attacked the Leander, she beat them off with ease—they then bore down on the two schooners, which had fallen to leeward, and in shore—the General requested Lewis to pursue, hilt he would not, by which means the schooners were captured. He also informed Captain B. that he was net beat out of but that he left it for Aruba, IMO the troops, 5,000 in number, that he expected ' daily from Barbadoes •and Jamaica, attended by a 64 gun-ship, should' arrive. The General had no doubt of succeeding. and had with him several Spa niards from the Main. Capt. B. conversed with se ' veral of the Spaniards, and their opinion was, that he must succeed. The accoants from Miraada in Anglin say, that he was m expeetation of aid from the English Fleets on the - West India station, and then was to leave Aruba for a part of the Main. 'rho frigate tiastws had joined him, and the Osprey was exped ed. But sitimess bait got into his little fleet, though no signs of despair appeared "• Colonel Wuon, in honour of his eleetion to re. present the county of Brecon, in Parliament. gave a most splendid ball at the Town Hall, in Brecon, on Friday night last, which was honoured with the presence of all the principal families of the county nail borough. - AVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 24. The rank of Sub-Lieutenant in therm/al Navy, is to begradtially done away; those Officers now of that rank are to be progressively promoted to Lientenants. The Spanish and French men of war at Cadiz. had struck their yards and top-masts, and appeared to be laying up for the winter, before the Orion left that station. They consist of twelve sail of the line, besides two, which axe fitting. A number of men, who have volunteered for ge neral service, from the nth Royal Veteran Battalion, were this morning sent to the demo at the Isle of Wight. The Ist aid 2d Garrison Battalions ate to be augmented to 1000 men each. His Majesty's chips Malta. of 84 guns; Belleisles of 74 guns; efudariont, of 74 guns ; Blinn and Amrthnst frigates ; and the Sabrina sloop, will soon be ready to go out of harbour ; every expedition is used in fitting them. Arrived the Devastation bomb, from Plymouth. FALMOUTH, NOV. 22. Arrived this morning the Duke of Montrose packet, Dynely, from Tortola in twenty-five days, with the Leeward Island Mails—no news. The Prince Ernest packet, with Mails from England, arrived at Bar badnes after the short passage of twenty-one days. The Auckland for Lisbon, and Mary for the Lee ward Islands, will sail with Mails to-morrow morning. Sailed the American ships Kitty. Capt. Day; and the Ann, Bradford, with pilchards for Leghorn.— His Majesty's ships Th. is and Anew, from the Eastward, appeared A the harbour thit day ; and after taking on board some fresh provisions, stood off to the Southward.—Wind W. DEAL. Nov. 24. Put back from the westward. His Majesty's ship Magnificent, and remains in the Downs with a large fleet of ships of war, transports, outward-bound vessels, &c. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Lord llrlson, Capt. Anderson, from Surinam.—Wind W. S. W. Moderate weather. novae, siov 24. The Nile cutter, lately commanded by Johnson, the smuggler, in the service of Government, has been paid off. She is now to sail under an Admiral, and be commanded by a Lieutenant. The crew have been sent to their respeaive homes. Came in the following brigs—bon, of Scarbro', Harrison t Mary, of Dover. Wilkinson ; and Eer rules, of Dover, Holmes, with cargoes of coals, from Newcastle and Sunderland, for Dover. Also the brig Experiment, of Little Hampton, Oliver. with timber and deals, from London, fur Bristol, having last night been run foul of by a gun-brig, in the Roads, and carried away her fore-topmast, and da- maged her hall. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. anittvau At Poole—The Alexander, Street; and the Active, SIM. ken., from Newfoundland. At Teigonanutli—The Daphne, Bully, ditto. As Lisbon—The Courier, — , datn. At Trinidad—The William, Sell , from Trin.idad. At Guernsev—The Friendship, Stickens, from Cape Breton. At Milani.— !Ile Albion, Randall, from London ; Albion, S nigh, frum Peterabursh and the Sarah, Hawke', from Steekielm. PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Bank Stuck 3 per Cent. Reduced 60 :ti 9 pm Cent Consols 4 per Cents 5 per Cent Nary . 961 blj Long Annuities l7l • emnium 4 91 ludis Stock India Bond 4s. Js. prem. Exchequer Bills . Engli.li Lottery Tickets l9l Os. Consuls for Account 621, 11 21 T. BISH, Stuck-Broker, 4, Cornhdl, and 9, Charing -Ones. IRISH STOCKS, N0v.21, 1506. Gov. Debentures 31 per Cott 6911 I)i'to Stock Ditto 5 per Cent 94li COURSE OF EXL Ams Wass .26 1 , 40 4 Sght 35 II Rotteniara c. f.. II II 2 U. tioniburglo B4 8 2 U. &lions Pam l4 2 Lie. Dat.• 2 Us. l4 6 Souoloses tUdis 39 acct. Dww 5424,14 WI effect Ditto ... .181 Legikoiia .51; 44 Dotilin on in nd• - n IN( lANtit.'..—Noe. (ilonoo 47 LW: Pic. Von.ce ti. C.... 52 Ditto. Lisbon 62 Oporto Dublia l2l Cork '1.31 11111.11011. I. 4 Portugal Gold in Coto and Mars per et. 4 Ne • llnuteoons... Nam DOllan 3 74 Sliver In Mars ... 4 6; New Laws rick Alpo . ti Ow leek el Hethaid 5 per Coat. e 12 . .. 11 BIRTH On the 24th instant, at her house, in Upper Seymour-Mont, lady S M Steffen-, wife of Sir Thomas Stanley, Bart. of llouton, Cheshire, of a son and heir. DEATHS On Sunday morning tut, at ten cielbck, Mr. Jeremiah Vicners, woollen draper arid packer, N 07310, Strand. On Friday last, at Cranbourn Ledge, Windsor Forest, Fre derick Adolphus Villiers, fourth son of the lion. Georgia Villiers. At Southampton, Fitzhugh, relict of Valentine Fitz. hogh, Esq formerly Ewen! at Constantinople. Her remains were deposited in a catacomb in All Saint's Church, in that town. On Friday morning, Mr. Arthur Brook, son of Mr. Brook, sadler, in Lewes, aged $1 year... Mr. Brook has experienced, is his house, a succession of mortility which does not often occur in one family, and which few men could have borne with more christian fortitude than himself. Since the year 1203, he has bat his wife, thrim soot, owl three daughters, as under, viz aged 21 years; William, 4 years; Mary, 5 years; Harriatt, I I year.; Mrs Brook, 44 years; Spilsbury John, 20 years; and Arthur, as above UGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON SkIDGE. Wm.... 19 min. after I Even IS min. after 2 SALE BY AUCTION. MERCANTILE HOUSE, WITHIN FIVE MINUTES WALK OF CH ►NGE. By Mr. BURTON, On TUESDAY. Dee 9, at 11, at Germanys, rrHE LEASE of a convenient Brick DWEL- L LING-140USS, with Coint:tog house, being No 3, Ingram-coon, Fenchwth street, 111 a centrical respectable situation; containing 5 good skein.: rooms, drawing -loom, dining•parlorr, ball, ran counting-linuses, convenient kitchen, wet suppled with water, p4velt yard, and suitable 'domestic arrangements ; bold en lea's for yes, at a very moderate rent. Particulars had ota the Premises ; at Gatraway'sa and of Mr. Briton, Iy4 , Curnlnll. - ' . SALES BY AUCTION. NEAT HOUSE AND GARDEN. COACH-DOI:SE AND STABLE, CAMBERWELL aauvE. By Mt. BURT/4bl. THIS DAY, at Twelve, at Germany's, HE draitabie LEASE, with immediate poste:. 1 sioc, of a neat, genteel, D YELLING HUUSE, in ex cellent repair, very sgreeahly vo vale in a n ighhnorho,,d trcly r-opse9able and codrenient, being No. 9, Pqk Buildings, kerwell Grove. The promisee me finished Angularly neat, and contain three ells:l:there, serums' data, drawing room, dinia; room, breakfast par:nor, convenient store room, li g h t k itchen, we'll-house, and collative, walled garden, a coach•liome, two• stal.stable, with Lori and 4,, mte room over. Held on hose for thirteen years and a half, at a Moderate riot. To be viewed ti'4 the sale, A.. 4 panted P3rtieulars bad °a , the premises, at Gairawaj`v, and of Mr. Surto*, hill. COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, NEAR EALING By Mr. BURTON, TO-MORROW, at Twelve, at Gerrawa l 'a, THE LEASE of a convenient' COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with suitable attached and detached officio', very pleavantly situated in • neighbourhood arulJ re. alienable, at Castle Bear Hill. near Ealing, an easy r i d e of about six missend a half from town, new in the eecupativir of Mr. Ricketts, who will glee immediate possession. The Firemen are in excellent order, and contain four cheerful eloam. ben, dreising-room, drawing.roson, two parlours, fuotmares pantry, and suitable domestic arrangements; a newireNd coach-house, cnacb-herse and nag stable, a large walkd garden, abundantly clothed with choir* Arising fruit inn, lawn, ornamental shrubbery, and carriage sweep. Held on lease for about semi years, at a low rant. To be viewed. and !articular' had, no the premiers; at dm New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly • • Stratford C o ff ee -h ooray Oxford road; at Garraway's; ant of Mr, Barton, 6t, Cora hill. NEAT COTTAGE AND GIRORN, WITHIN ONY MILE WE S T OF LONDON. Ny Mr. BURTON, TO-MORROW, at Twelve, at Oarraway's, THE LEASE of a neat COTTAGE, ni, front and back garden, pleasaittly situated, comer extensive prospects, Portinan.place, Edgware-road, now m 044 occupation of Mr. Davison. who will give early prossession. The premixes contain four chambers, dressing and d•awing ronm, di n ing-room, and domeatic convirnitiocies ; a (sent gar den, and a back garden, well planted. Held OR lease far aft unexpired tern of about four years, at lb* low rent of S'A,L per AO1111111• To be viewed till the sale, when paqieelars may be had, on the premise:. at Garraway's t and of Mr. pursuit, 6g, VALUABLE ANC) 1•111 MI STOcli. OF PAPER, By Mr. BUXTON, On FRIDAY NEXT. at Elemn o'clock, at No. —, Skin iteeitivet, Saewhill, V'ALUABLE and Prime Stock of PAPER, df V the very best quality aid supenor make, the property of a paper rnakw, Totaling, ;emoted for ouveu.on •it of sale: a variety of useful and hue writing paper, va upwards of 403 teems of fine and 'neared foolscap, 100 ditto brit pot, 150 ditto thick and thin peat, 2no ditto royal hand, 50 tint tine car tridge, SOS double and auntie mall bald, 900 date hag cap, 103 ditto Kentish. $0 ditto stua.l cap, 100 Lumbaid band, 23 shied ditto, ric. Mav be viewed on Thursday. and the morning of vale. Citaloguisi had of Mr. Burton, No. 62, Cornhill. STOCE. W ELL Sy Mr. BURTON, On TUESDAY, December 9, at GaAiwars, at Twelve, In Tw., Lots, TWO brick-built LEASEHOLD DWELL ING HOUSES, with shops, moat* adjoining Leve.leoe„ Stockwell. Lot I. A Leasehold Dwelliag•lfouse, situate aforesaid, let on !ease, far twenty-one ye.ers, et JOl. per 11111 , 11A:ti. Lot 11. A Ditto Ditto, to laud, .uppos_4l dearly value SW. A lease, for about 40 years, will be granted of each lot, at the low rent of 51. per annum. To be viewed tall the see, and printed deeeriptioas had an the preiwbes; at Gerraway`si and a Mr. Button, G?, FISH-STREET•HILE—TO S3OEM.4KERS AND OTHERS REQUIRING PREMISES IN A ?WSW.; SITUATION. By Mr. BURTON, On TUESDAY, Dec. 9, at 12, at Garrawaes, THE very desirable LEASE, with immediate per session, of those unrivalled PR F.MISES in point of Situ ation, being No. 14, Fisls.street-hill, most advautageously situate for a Wholesale and Exportation Trade, and to the most complete repair; and contain six good bed chambers, arid a dressing coons, dining room finished with marble chime. v piece, pantry. k itchers with every suitable mai wen ience ; grrwd floor, a light commodious shop, and convenient parlour out. elegem; lefty front warehouse, excellent coal sad beer ceitar. ing ; oil loose fur years, at the very low rest 01 . 241. per annum. Tu he viewed six days previous to the sale, when printed descriptions may be had on the premises; atGarraway's; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Cornhill. MARY-LA-BONNE COFFEE-HOUSE, 111GH.SI1tLET, MARY LA-BONNE. By Mr. BURTON, On TUESDAY, Dec 9, at 12, at Garrawaev, THE desirable LEASE of that welhestablithed house, in full trade, known as the Mary-la.Bonne Cot fee house, situate No. 50, East side, and limn preferable pat of Nigh-street, Mary-1414min*, containing eight gond bed tOOMS, front parlour, bar, large tap.roem, kitchen, good yard, with the particular advantage of tan complete skittle ground'. two room over ditte, •xce!lcnt dry cellaring, Capable of stew ing tine hundred butts. The premises are well supplied with water. Held on leave for an unexpired term of 52 years, at a moderate rent, in eeeupation of Mr. for • term of I:, years and a half, at the 1.. w cent of 441. Tn be viewed with leave u( the tenants, six days previous to the sale, when particulars may be had on the Premises Gerraway's; and of Mr. Norton, 62, en:lshii'. VREEHOLD, HERTFORDSHIRE. By Mr. BURTON, On TUESDAY, Dec. 9, at 12, at Garraeraes, in Two Lstis ADESI RABLE FKEEHOLD ESTATE. I, comprising two briCkdiseiliagdmiiiiies, with timr', f.'" dens, and three cltaes of land; containing together 'beta t..or acres and onernod, with extensive right of maishcs. bound.d by the River Lea Lot i. Anew Brick Dwelling-House and Shop, .table, WS shed, lofts, spacious genies and two clams of land lying cert tiguous, eligibly situate at Roden, Cross, in the counts of netti, on lease to Mt. Hillman grocer. for 21 yaws. from Michaelmas, 150), at the stry low rent of $0 guint" pat annum. . - Let 2. A Brick Dwelling-House, smith's shop, and g2rden, and onsets's', containing about one acre one roue, adrium2 the preceding Lot, let to a respecteble tenant at will, at an 014 rent of eighteen guineas pc* annum. The premises ere in roe eallent repair, and welt supplied with waler. To be viewed by leave of the tenants, six ears previous 10 the sale, when descriptive particulars may he bad nn the ne mites • of Mean. Junes and Green, Sansburi•square HAdesdoti Saracen'. Head, Wale; Hell, Hertford; AUu- Tawsy's; and of Mr. Rimini, 64, Curithtli LONDON :—Prootrid by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, IP:kes en.irt Bow-Arroc Covent-Gardynt, ands siblwked 4 I tpr Othos: No lb, Back of St. Linottent's Cowen, Strand, hi W. STUCK, of No. 7, •so Bolton-street, Long Ath'• Onion, An. tar this Prom, rent to Ito Olise rpor r ix, wtll M duly sttnudsd to. i