The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-10-06 00:00:00

- 7rtir I S 4 NATAL INT'ELLIGANCE. It is with sincere pleasure we arm/mace the cap ture of frith. French friztates. off Rochefort, by Sir Samuel Hood's squadron, which had escaped out of that port a few hours before, with uperirds of 20(10 troops on board, with the rash . .intention of pusoing for Martioique. They obstinately con. tended with the Monarch, Centaur, and Mars, which scot them and as very considerable loss ; but the most severe loss is else right-arm of that very brave offscer. Sir Samuel Hoof. The French troops kept up a spirited fire, which did all the execution. in estting the rigging of nor ships. The (noire, one at the frigates. arrived here, this day, with the &weer, of 74 guns. Commodore Hood's ship. The Glaire is a tremendous large ship, and the Corn. mod ore of Qte squadron. The other ships are, L'fisaisFefigiar. L./Mina - iv, and L'afroide, of 44 gent each. 'axle i the Caritas, with a convoy of transports, for*Falmouth, white' have the 17th Dragoons on beard; and the Conquest gun vessel, on a cruise. abirrved the Slade frigate, from the Eastward. ocrosea 4. The Curlews sloop of war, with a fleet of trans ,. pores for Plymouth, which sailed yesterday. put 11 . back last night, and 'tailed again this morning. The /eters* sloop of war is appointed convoy forth, Mediterranean.—Wind Southerly. with rain. PILTI4OUTH, OCT. 2. The FrOch frigate I told you was coming in yes. terday, arrived in Heraosze. at six o'clock ; she is called the Presides, of 40 guns, and was captured by Admiral Louis in the Crappie. This morning arrived the Surinam sloop of war, and landed Lieutenant Anderson, who set off from the King's Arms, in a chaise and four, express to Landon._ with the glorious news of Sic S Hood having fallen in with and captured four French frikstes, with troops, going to the West Indies. ANOTHER Ll.Trin, CAMS D•TS. I hem she pleasure of telling yon, that the aqua dean under the command of Sir S. Hood, fell in with seen strange ship. in the night of the 24th instant, to whom immediate pur.uit was given. In • the morning they proved to be five large frigates and two bergs. The Ceagaer, Mars, and Mourreh, by impeder sailing. had 'freest run nor squadron gigot sight. end were the captining ships. When the move fond oar ships nearing them fast, the jadrfeei l orMa ',notated lions her consents, which the Mere gave . chase to, and captured several hours after, at a great distance from the other ships. The Neawch had brought the tinge frigates into anion, which continued in great style for two bouts, when the Coweer closed, and engs!ed thorn; bet the • enemy could nor withstand her fire, having suffered so • much from the Neaarch.• las 3iinrree (Lord Cneltraise's black frigate that he engaged semis time sines in the Pallas), and L'Artaide, wore compelled to strife The French Commodore, in La Glare, = made off 4 the Cretan, followed, but being disabltd in her sails anal trigging, and unsen-topmast shot threitsgh, the erresuy would have effecled her escap; had ii-t the Mars..infich was six or seven miles :o wiydward..anal bad put an officer and men on hoard . Oe /adefireireils. seems the inzeution of the French . COuunalfute, pined again in chase. cm her off, and Made leer mike. after a resistance ,r 15 minutes. It is a matter of great regret. that Sir Samuel lilted lost his right arm ; a grapeshot took it at the usaneest ofottetching it oat giving seders ; the am. .• - potation did sot take place for two hours after the wound was receives!, the Surgeea hoping he might merit, bet that was found to be impossible , and the hentlicCommander submitted to the operation with the greatest fortitude. 'flat frigate wh eh escaped was the rarses. of 44 guns, and the Lana sad SOO, very large brigs. The conduit of the twiny was bighly creditable ; their ships were defended to the last ertreoiity, amid nsanceuvred with great judgment. We atilt hope to have it in our power to congratu late the country on the capture of the frigate and two brigs which escaped, as. the laidefaligaik, H,- Geed. cad difedwitr, are watching the motions of the soeinv off Rochefort and Bordeaux River, where, it is suy med. they will endeavour t. 3 fetch. The a`otee !squadron sailed from Rochefort the seise evening they were taken; they were •i.ftualled for seven months; and. as there was no Officer commanding so large a force as they had on hoard of nigher rank than a Colonel, it is .rnagined they were proceeding to St. D owngo to reinforce the troops there. and not upon a secret expedition against our possessions; and it is prohable they might divide into separate squadrons, after corn. ple.ing that eitjel. to harass our tt.l.it. Ii.II.LIED AI)N WOUNOEn Monwett—ilene Modeldinaan and sent adled. and twenty r 111.4,1 1 411 ,1 tan...AK—Eno tined and eight wounded. t• ' ellao—osne FRIGATES CAP MIRED. Gees. NM. LIMA , . . . 44 • beO• L'A Mad.. . . 44 . 45545. La 44Ine^v• . . 44 . li!r0. Llededatriale . 44 - .00 Arrived the sariaen and Llewswr sloops ; and His it ejeselets ship' Mars, Menarc4 and Polopinaue. be hoves* to Sir S. Hood's !squadron; ,L.'Argese sloop from the Westward ; and Con!ret gwn.brig. The L'.lcledle, of So guns, befonging to Sir S. Hood's eqii-siron is especled in this evening.—Wind at S. very hairy. neat, OaT0•411 4. S tila 1 the- News gun-biig on-a ce vise. Arrive.t. the Miss ;pc@ and the Sat. liete doge et veer, with severer too-brigs far the French cert. .Carne down fmtethe River, the Themes, Hall, for Africa ; and the Paketwast. M-trichaw. for Lis bon ; and remain in the Downs with the rest of the - tttoo as pet Lou —Wind W. - 1 I" • I There is a walnut-tree now standing in a paddock taft lloona, in Lincoln, 'fa prop•rt7 of fdr.Warson. a achkett, which, though it has tar many rats past bews. to all appeasance, quite dead. has this year ft -Waged a consideralale number of walnuts, and Whisk are now growing on the tree, yet, at the same tiinc, it is quite destitute of leaves. and has los: a re* A 441 of its bark. Were it not for do fruit new silos ;t, it would be pronouece4 inconstatibly deal A,ogg e spondent wishes to know, it any thing stati lAs. in the vaistabis wcsid, bias ow before *los *b owed? THE PRESENT STATE 01 Tile PRUSSIAN, Sifir,N, end HESSIAN FORCES. At a moment when the political hotiron is again rivet cast, and every thing seems to announce the commencement of a formidable confliO, a ckerch .of the respeitive forces of Prussia, Saxony, and Hesse, cannot be uupleacant to our readers. We derive the following horn an authentic source : MILITARY FORCF. OF PRUSSIA. I VA S 174 v:z. GUARDS, 3, A Regiment " . • • 1156 grenadwr Guards 1154 • . . Life (;tlargi4 . 615 Camp:nes net arranged • • • • 250 1 175,307, vie. Reg. Rat. Men. . 58 116 126,706 24 21,598 . . . 1 3 SWII7 - ..artaltons • 58 24,556 The whole of the. Infantry are divided under what are termed the following inspeitions, vie. Pots dam, Berlin, Mark, Magdeburg, Pomerania ; East, West, and South Prussia; Warsaw ; Upper and Lower Silesia, Westphalia, and Franconia. A regular Regiment consists of three battalions, 2,557 strong. The Grenadiers of two regiments are reckoned together. Each regiment of Infantry costs the State annually 116,800 riz dollars ; con sequently, fifty-eight regiments require the sum of 6,716,400 riz dollars. The twenty-four hattalions of Fusiliers, which are -distributed among the eight brigades of Magdeburg, Westphalia, First and Second of East Prussia, First sntrd Second of Warsaw, Upper and Lower Silesia, 'test the annual sum or 696,000 tie dollars. They lave partly their own proper cantonments. The regiment of Field Yagers, which, in 1740, *ginally consisted of 60 men, has obtained its pre complement, from the year 1795 to 1802. Ca . 40,471 Men. Reg. Men. Horses. Cuirassiers . . 18 10.416 9,012 Drageeu • .14 11,480 12,016 Flamm ' . .94 Sam .8,663 16,055 Towarczys . . 14 lieu. 1,611 1,551 Each of these regiments casts, exclusively of the 'horses, the annual sum of 79.000 rise dotter.; twelve regiments, of course. ansosee to 1148,000 riz dollars. Tlidativ.• to the fourteen regiments of dragoons, reckoning five squadrons to a regiment, their an- Vzpencr, exclusive- of the horses, amount to viz dollars. or the suns total of 1,168,000 riz dollars. The Hassan consist of nine coesplete regiments, of ten squadrons each. besides a battalion that was raised iii 1799, consisting. of firs squadrons. A regiment of Hussars costs the state 117,000 tie dol. lars, and she whole corps 1,211.500 riz dollars. The Towarcrys were originally reined out of the IllOnsiacs and 1 arterials Polka and, besides sabres Oil pistols, are armed with lances. Their *usual epa.ce amounts to 105,500 riz dollars. THE ARTILLERY Consists of four regiments of field artillery, or 9,186 men, one 'regiment of riding artillery, fifteen eompanies of garrison artillery, two companies and a command of Poatonniers. tour companies of Mi ners, and 89 Engineers. Total, 13.210 men. The whole Artillery of the Eleior of Saxony Frederick I. consists of . sue large %lows& ; and the . Eleaor George William had at first, in 1627. as well as King Frederick William, scarcely 300 artillerists. The four and a half regiments cost at present, yearly. 86,000 riz dollars. SUNDRY CORPS. The Royal Cadets, into which 5,909 Nobles were received, nom the year 1717 till 1796. The Insti ' tuts of Cadets at Potsdam consists of 48 ; the Ca valry Field Yager*, 172; the Invalids of the Guards at Werder. near Potsdam, 525 ; three companies of the Invalid Corps at Berlin, 650; seventeen corn pasties of Invalids, in the Provinces, 2,430 ; Officers of the train, and attendants, 24; sundry recruiting pentium' waggon-drivers. &c. 7.510 men. Theo the whole force of Prussia appears to he 2.50,1:00 men; to which are to he added, three Field Marshal Generals, viz the Dalin of Brunswick, ifitglendorf, and the Eleltor of Hesse; seven Gene rote of Infantry, viz. Prince Ferdinand of Prussia, Plisse George of Aehalt-Dessau. Coorbiere, Co begs Prince Hohenlohe, Kleist, and Pirch. Generals of Cavalry ; Cosmic Kalkreuth. Schu- Isobtrg tiehnert, the Duke Eogent of Wirtemberg, she Duke of Sate Weimar, Kohler. Lieut. Generals of Infantry, viz. 0 wsteie. Gensan, Prince of Orange, Count Lusy. Mericatz, Kuitheim, Ruitz, Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia, Lahr, Rachel. Schmettao, Maintain, Larisch. Arnheim, Count Wartenskben. Reinsert. Templehoe. the Electoral Prince of Besse, Seibert, Winning, Plotz, Grawardf, Kalkreeth. &semen, Romberg. Thad den, Battorf. Lieutenant-Gown& of Cavalry: Pritwitz, Katt*. Elsner. Bismerk. Blucher. Holzeadorf. Brusewitz, Heising, Count Hertzberg. L'Estocq, Baiern ; 100 Moyer-Generals, 183 C.ekraels, 62 Liens:east-Colo nels. and 666 Majors. The troops of the first Eleaere of Brandenburg. upon an equal footing with the rest of the Gelman Princes, anginally coedited of a lifeguard of 100 maul ; hat the Seam George•Wditien. iss 16117, maintained 4,000 men. These were by the Elector' Frederick increased to 30,000. Xing Frederick Willlam T. lift his successor, Frederick the Great, a stanefing army of 75,000 men in the year 1740; and which, what Frederick the Second cam* tis the Crown, was 200,000 strong ; and has iocrcased un der the presort Monarch to 250,000. The support of this army amounts to the annual snorer 29' es 24 millions, about two-thirds of the whole nooses I mid. according to the parties' of the men raised throughout the Prussian %lonaichy. irut 6,775.606 men are sullies" to the conscription, and 2,81115,3 tr.: are tree. Musketeers and Grenadiers Fusiliers leld Ya TOE MILITARY FORCE Olr SATONY. This army, in ISO!, inclosive of the guards sod !Li! invalids. was 34.113 strong; the infantry with the corps of cadets and the guards, cognisant at 24.183 men ; the cavalry ad 9.014 horses, and 9,09 i men; the artillery, inelasting Si eaßinsers and 31 pantoanisra, 4144. ass& Wits 'earl/ spire of each regiment of infantry amounts to 61,631 rix dollars. The officers consist et tise Generals of Infantry, two Lieutenant-G. nerals of Cavalry, six of Infantry, and twelve Miijor-Generals. THE MILITARY FORCE OF HESSE, Consisted, in 1504, of fifty-four battalions and twenty-six squadrons. The infantry was composed of the Swiss Guards, the Li!e and Grenadier Gliards, viz. six regiments of infantry, one bate bon of fusileers, one of yagers, five garrison, and .even provincial regiments. The cavalry, besides the Life Guards and the Regiment of Gens-d'Armes consisted of two regiments of carabiniers, three re giments of dragoons, and one of hussars. The artillery consisted of one corps, and one corps of riding artillery, exclusive of one battalion of invalids, one corps of Cadets. and the engineers, making a total of 16,000 men. The Staff consisted of one General of incenttr. two of Cavalry, twelve Lieutenant• Generals, thin. teen Major-Generals, twenty-five Colonels, and other Officers. several of whom received pensions. A regiment of infantry consisted' of two battalions ; its full complement was 1300. last the regiments were seldom full. The provincial regiments formed a complement of 7000 men, and they were well trained and ex , ercised. FROM SATURDAY Nrciirs GAZETTE. MIUTA RV PROMOTIONS. filar-Office, Oct. 4, 1806. STAFF Brigadier-Conmal Alexander SVnod, from the Home Staff, to be a iiitilWiltWGltlNfli to the Enreor•sorting in the Wind . ward and Leeward CharibbselsisA Station, tiro Sir Richard Raatet, deceased. Ist be Autumn-Commissaries of Stores, Provisions, and Rouge to the Frisco—Peter Turguand, Thomas fespton Powell, David Elliott, William roppletnn, A/seamier Wil liam Young, MINIM/ Maxwell, and William Brown, Gems. BARRACKS. William Hamner, Gent (late an Ensign in the 2d Satiation Royals) to be a Bei rack-Mader in Great WWII. VICO Page Orelseuee•Offete, Oct. 3, 18418. Medical Establishment for the Military Departments at the Ordnance. Supernumerary Amistant•Surgenn Matthew Wager et. be Assistant-Surgeon 'flee Multiunit, appointed Rmadent Sur geon at Chatliam2-dated Oct. I, 1806. Crouniniens signed 11 tte Lsnf Lieerftenee Hants. Christchurch Volunteer Intimacy. • Geoy Henry Rine, Esq. to be Lieutonaut.Calienel, vice Wai ted, resigned...dated Sept. 38, MM. Titchtield Company of Volunteer Inhntry. John Knight, Goat. to bit Entity-dated as above Conwrieras in the Royal East Loudest Regiment of Militla, signal It Hu Majesty's Cemeesinieeeirs 4 . Lenitive, Jar the mud Cris. Ensign Joe. Stanley to les Lieutenant, vim Yam, reeigeed.. dated Sept. IS, 1806. Ensign John Veue to be ditto, vice Carr, resigned...dated Sept. 11,1/61. Henry Edward Addison, Gent. to bit Ensign, vice Stanley, pro moted—dated Sept. Is, 111166. Matthias Andrews, Gent. to be Ennis, vice Vette, promoted ...dated Sops. 19,1806. BANKRUPTS. Chndes loses, of Liverpool, mer:hant, to @meander Oct. SS, S 9, and Nov. IS, at one, at the York Hotel, William senespeare. Liverpool, in the county of Lancelot. Attorney., Mogi. Gal and Wnittey. Liverpool; and Mr. WIWI', John-street, Redford-river, London. Thomas Norms,. of Shoottond, in the twisty of Staf ford, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, to surrender Oct. 14, at ties, 35, and Nov. 13, at eleven, at the Littleton-arks inn, in renkridge, in the county of Staff.ed. Attorneys, Mr. Hunt, Survey-street, Strand, Landon; and Mr. Markley, Walsall, n ...the same comity. Jets* Parker, of Exhinten, in the county of Warwick, rope maker, (trading in the firm of James and Jane Parker,) to surrender Oct. 17, 18, and Nov. 15, at twelve, at the Swan Tama, dull street, Birmingham Attorney. Mr John Lowe, of the Ravenhorst, in Bordetley, near Birmingham. John Smith, now or late of Ridings, io Woold►le, on the pariah of Kiiinpurton, in the county of York, clothier, dealer and chapman, to serrendn SS, 23, end Nov. IS, at ten, at the Swan ion, in Huddersfield, int the said comity. Attor ney+. Mews.. J. and R. Wine. Warittoird-coon, Throgrnor son-stieet, Lend=; and Mr JAZ% Allison, Hodllevefield. William Storey. Elias Smallwood, and James Scholia, of Manchester, calico pnnters, drakes, chewier', and copartners, to eurninder Oct. 00, 36, tad Nov. 13, at three, at the Beane water:arms-Inn. Manchester Attorneys, Mr. Barran. Man chester; and Messrs. J. and R. Willts, Wunford-court, Lon don. William Holloway, of Duchy, in the comity Cf Gamester, clothier, and Thomas Greening, of Cam, in the am* county, Weiner, copartners, to surrender Oct. St, as five, 26, and Nov. 15, at tan, at the Lamb inn, Donley. Attorneys, KIWI. Har vey and Bryant, Stone-burldings, Lintolnb•un, Lasko ; and Mews. Hill arid Young, Puree!. James Arundel Rowe, of Pae!s.cou•t, Huggin-trio, Wood- West, in the city of London, linen-draper. dealer arid chap man, to surrender theater $O, 111, at eleven, and November IS, at one, at Guildhall. Antieney, Mr.•Templer, Buseeieet, East Smithfield. John Dibble, of Great Slav-le-street, in the parish of St. Mary-la.boone, in the county of Middlesex, cheyeentenget, dealer and chapatti, to surrender Ottober 11, IS. 'io• timber 15, at twelve, at Geildhall, London. Auntie', Mr. Parry, No 14, Great Matyda benine-ettere. Dated Steve..suo, of the Strand, in the county of Middle sex. boot and /hoe-sake, 411111 and thermos, to SUMPedill October 14, November I, at twelve, and IS, at nee, at GairL hall. London. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Ely.plato, Holborn. Thomas Dams. of Dokoweet, Offfifellill-Klllllll4 in the county or Muddle-ex, apothecary, denier end e►apmao, to sue render October 13, 18, at ten, and November 15, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney', Mews. keeirett and Turner, Wilion.street, Finsburyequare. DIVIDENDS. Oetabar 47. Jahn C 1141114 stipirisei. is NW resat" of Lulealn, anneet. drape. deader wed ellspesea. at deem, at the hoax of Mr. Samar! Laughtou,. die Red Leos Ins. de Efweeda. _ . _ Ogn . stier 45. Joan Smalley, Wdltam Memo, and Robert Walmaley, all late'or Breckburn. in the county of Lancu• toe, cotton anamstactureas„ dealers awl chafing% at abeeen, at the New Inn, Blackburn, Ottgllser Y 5. John Smalley, Wiltarn Ethan% and Robyn 45allusive, all late ti Blackburn, to tha counts of Lal as. ter, count' manufacturer% dealers mid chapmari, at el , ern, at the Now lon, Slackbura. Noetioher I. Witham Hoary Raaenscroft, M ehael Edwin Fell, and James Cntvisle, all of Maaehroe., ro the ,ounty of Utmost'', ilesiere in eounn earn, cacaos asawans o dealato and charm% at three, at the Bridit:water Aar lint, Man chester. Ni;eweaTherll. lian Nutter, of Illeeketawstreet, in &radio. tough of Soethwark, in the cauety of Siete!, e.ersit =, defer and ehapiaas, at swear, at Goinleall, Nweintler S. lota Drayton ' of Car th atton, in the county of Suter, , evateellorollaletaed chapeau, at eve, at (4 ouch hall, l.eefea s rOctelear Therm Tree, lea of ;Stamford, in the county Lincein, droves. faker sad chapseve, at eaves, at the Owe sae A. leo Staler theatee SS. Tamer Hie, late a the city of fatal, mar 'beet, dealer and chapeau, et twelve, at the leh,te Lw Tsars. in Rradereet, t/14 ORMAN la. fame W•latosew er ate of /imam, ut the ti maty of Gloueester, oaken ring maker, dealer lad cia". into, at eleven, at the G:age ion, in Besvclley. :county of Worcester. November 4. John. Avrco, of Sue street., Itithonate-stre at in the county of hliddlnex, tallow chandkr, eltaptsiao, At elevenoo Guathrall, London.: !&,vember 13. Lydia We Wiltiroo We stv, O'Hare?. tread, in the county of kNloid:eeex. catiredivr: and at eleven, at Guildtt3P, Look Lot. Or o.ber 29. JtOin Ai•Cartr - of Liverpool, in the county of Laneestvr, merchant, dealer, oral chlpluari, At one, at the GiolLTAvvin, John-street, Liverpool. WTI FICATES.-Oce. sla Wo , rall'ilmer, of Hollv..ach, In the comity of 'Lincoln, drs. per, iSOC2T, dealer and cltapotan. Erivralrl C'esbvr, of Liverpool, in the county of imager, mem hant. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS! AT MR:MALL To•MO1I10111. M. 11, Jobe A oieyyjate Balswater ' Midd!elex, carpenter D Wee 9611; later 47011110e,Entrres, baker • 3 Ili Alice Halbert and diairge Halbert, Newcastle Urea- Tyne, down • • 110 James Vark. Hisabliteb, London, cock *al buss fouaddr • 1 10 CINNIIVICATM Heir? Wateres of Fenehieeciewtrawt, IN the eity of Leeks, ia in* and Irrearky elorettaut. %Valiant Gibbs, of Newport, in the tide of Wight, in the cocoa efialdtaapee4heakeepwaaw, &star and titapinsa. Samuel °way. Hityrod-Mill, in the pairithr4 Lent. in the sanity of LA111:14111, cottawsptearr, and chapntaa. ems OF STUCIEN, SAM/DAB- S pitt Cdieteesols pet Cal. Nary Imperial Annuatee .9,144 rionn,ara . . 7 India loads Fscheq ur Raw &Ilk% taalety Tickets Consols far 63 T. FISH. Statlc , ttraker, N,. 4, Cwnh,ll, .teld 9, Chatiegtreat. IRIAN STOCKS. StPT. 19. Government Debenterea, .3 pet Cent.... ?Ott Ditto. per Cent * timed Canal Lem, 6 pet Cent. 67 Royal Canal Loan, 6 per Con 9t cougsE, or EXCHANGE--Ocr. 3. Amsterdam ....36 7 IU. Venice bS hey e: Dime at Sight ..3'i 10 Naples ...44 Rotterdam 13 1 2U. Lisbon 411 Hamburg.. 34 -- liU. Oporto . ii Alone 3l 1 1117. Dublin l 2l PAM; I day's data 24 - Cork 1.3; Dv** 14 4 9U. aut.t.tow . Ls. L Bordeaux 241 Portugal Gold in Cois Modrid is paper. and Bare per et. - - .... Ditto 311 east. Now Delliggess.. -- - Cadia ... in paper. New Dollars -r. - Ditto IS effect. Silver in Ban .... -- - &am sa Now LOUIS each .. - - - Leghorn 411 Agio of the Bank ofkleked. Genoa . 47 Si per Cain. - " • • -- •- - -- 111TIL Oa Seterday het, the My M. Mo. toe Meths Sethi tary et Loodee. et a as ; IMARlLlarcilig. At Westpestieuth Weed, es the ith Sas Cdth et Iledieditherpithe. Ith Smith Itao. se edhe MU% died ANON, et Ran Mined Olethiperi se. alum lith r ael awe le thellareeie erne*. or die lathe/ Airell lot h at Mae AthithibWllllthea Seq. hi the Cied Service et Nl* _Or paay, via Wee G. C C ravel%y MTit um% Esq. et Nerth-stmt, Westthieser. EATEN. On Monday last, at his 41dein Goinilipeleete, B.llllb after a poignant idiom emiseat sone. merehast, awl WWI yille nt dill Council of the Gu.id of Moseteeste. In Orattoo.strem, Ouhlia, after a tow days Maim, 16r. JIM Kearns, haberdather. Uu Monday, after a lingering Plasm, la tha Ist !Oaf Oho ago, Mrs. Charles Thdlot, wife at Charles Phallist, Lag. Mare of Bath. Oa the Id kart. at bee home is lasern4aaS, Fiallag,lllll. ]ass Lowadea, aged 76, widow *I Mr. Theme Lewaiiii, war yews a boot,iitler in Fleart.street. - - HIGH WATER. THIS DAY. AT LONDON MOOR, Ment....211 miu. alter $ I Even ....MI min. saw ll SALES BY AUCTION. NA' liISTORY. .4ATIIRAL _ .• 27 Item& KING one LOCHER, At tiwir Great Ram, M, limg-street. Coyent.gaMen. WEDNESDAY NEE r, and follevrieg INT. it t•wer A COL L ECTION of NATURAL HISI'ORY i cultsitt log nt Bud% Insects, Shells. Mitionis and F a ar auts, many et them rare, lacheding that CaMIMIM tM Is e . M t. W 0 ,41, M. M tit. Panora, eamanal ; togeMmr IS dm Ma hogany Cabinets. and likswilhoestas Articles. arab. plea Mili•ar• &Mir t 1 Odors Owe. he. May bat vernomkmailtiMdillea bed at tan Roam. yom VALUABLE BOOKS AND soots or mfrs. Re Meow LING sad L.UCHLR, At their Great Room, Kievereet. DeeentypeAse, is 11NW DAY. 09ober 31. sad fallowirag Dee. at Torte., AValuable COLLECTION of BOOKS. ad BOOKS or PRINTS : eenaistin of the best &lin 00 of the Greek and Reams Osumi all &a eon apeesed IFTWOCII and Laken Anthem ; tegmlbse vtgle a be Zostehi rarently naperted :rem abeam& Mai be viewed as limmilp Sao MID, Salle. as CM' I 141121 . ,* taw . . _—____------ It.AILS OLD MUIR LITERATURE. Br Mews. KING and LOCHKE. At their Great Roo. 34. Ernsatreet, Covert garden. el MONDAY, Newsier 3. eel Tne lebee44 VP, " Twelve, be Oeeet d the Illenleefl. PHE curinets LIBRARY. late t he property af 1 Mr. giCRADD IFONSTILI, ef Itschmend.beJams 4temed4 emambilig amageweermiee sod voleakieseteekbad of 01d Frays. Romarteae. Eagle* weer eleso Wrenn" " Treed% Toary..easise of theta rata; tart** oak Irene& too of rfillie MI& lIIIRDaiII • three Ittleesany Benkeserti Es. Mae be viewed as Madan Oneteer 21, sod Casiel , " o had. Mite ta. Sy More IUNG and Loomis. At their Creat agora, SE, rottereet, twvio.tvabre. 110$ DAY, Neyealtrer 17, aM felloetng Mt ' at Teen T . HE valuable LIBRARY of LAW 800 2 S. the prtiperty of a <Rudman, &teased; io..iikea the bet Ihrperet. May tee viewed on Sat‘rdair peeeious to the S o k. ad Caise *on had Ply Mews LING and LOCH EE, At dant Gnat tern, na, IL alvatieet Coven; swain, itt OW Mao Pe of chlersaber, AYery valuable and cartons COLLEC 110 of 1001 - in 'he PIGUIti LAII io'►CiE; intaf I et MOM. met, WOW. Notice of the t.ay. of Sil'e Wa be Iti.es. LON DON —ham , dby Q. D a .tub,:, N. t 7. OA.; 1 Coin Itow-ortot:, Coyote. Dorde... 2.1 pollobrd tit ON Wks: el.. lb. roe* of St atignott's C. mos bob lk sc bf W. s ruck of , No. 7 New Ilotton-ot te ot Loos . Owdyrt, ire elm this ra3OS. SSIA .11 ° ll4ll p leitra) 11 , 11 be 4 1• 1 1 acsoodoe 116