The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-11-28 00:00:00

^ i i s - ' • . . e' ' eisovey:d from §il3lfriJ to &Ails, and deposited in the oi::d bti,l adverse, surrendered to the Fresie v b I ' Coo Cathedral. akin the same time. Of the dreadful battle in and . , General Doosbrowsky has already Icft Beilin for near / Lubec,. we have giveascreral accounts. ~ .13Lti• :! Miami. Great eaantitierof arms have been con• come 4itelbytet the capture ofthagolace to the con . eird from tlie . Atsenalof Berlin. • .., i . sluit A h . sf the inhabitants, who drew uE the cartoon to - ' the g.tuesagainat the French.— .., an independent city, ;nay bui . what shall We fly 4. 0t4h7 tbitants of- Magdehurg, ; who ~ and insiste'd that the place rendered to the enemy 1 That event the 111 h. An imniense treasure wds. aecusnalated there fro= a .sin and Hessian territories.— having joined 11l Lice Ws on its ' -.-apitalisted with it on the 7th, of the Prussian Grand Army is and not a single regiment appears ' ' - these things were passing on Prussia, the peat body of the, 'MAPARTZ, in a revolutie.oary 300,000 men, was rapidly ..to Ancient Poland, for the avowed purpose of restoring that kingdom, and of meeting I ial , and defeating the Russians in detail. Posen is to ha ,lesland. the theatre on - which the plan for this purpose is to are Goveta'r be matured, and the advanced guard, amounting ...oen, of Lipstedt. to 30,000 men, under Marshal D'Avocsr, hiss ar .eaida at Hamm The rived in that city. The King of PROSSIA is said to -nottoller•Genaral to be at Graudenz, on this Vistula, with a force of about 15,000 men, awaiting, no doubt, the ar-, -v. 5. rival of the 11.u.siens ; but we cannot hope that the r Russians will be able to support the falling fortune edge Prussian Monarchy. It was repotted. yester d iy, that their advanced corps, amounting to 2.1,006 men, had capitulated; and we find is the Hambergh Papers a !curl from Brandeis. burgh, dated the I lib, which states, that a suspeision of arms, for an indefinite term, was ennelnilled on the Bth, between Marshal Duero and the Etonian General ZASTIIOW. All the Hessian troupe have been made prisoners of war, and the Et. ec:roe narrowly escaped. The Newburgh Car rerpondeel contains an official note, in which this hos tlc condnA of the French is attributed to a full kuowledge of the Et.stertaa's secret enmity. Want of torten obliaes us to Jefer the insertion of this arti cle until to-morrow., Another states, that the Etec rot has purchased his peace by jisiniug the Confede fttinn of the Rhine, and paying a large sum of money. 'he celebrated fortress of Hameln, in Hanover, Ca• ulated on the I nth, to rise Dutch army under King Louts, which on the next day took possession of Oldenburg. The Duke of Bs wesw icm died on the 10th instant, and the Prussian territories on the lift of the Oder have been parcelled out into de pit-uncut' by Bosiar•are, who evidently intends to expunge tharkingdom horn the map of Europe. Leon Ouse, and several other important topics, Iriotight by the mails, we have not now time or room to make any observations. f*: . .. Nut. . , V . His Majesty, after Laving token ppsse#4o. 04 41., Westphal.... I‘3..appolnted a Governor-Goinfr4- , who has einder biro a Gatettniar of Else Frieslando ~ • . • who' n :II re,ide at Etnbden ; iltd another Governor • of dr., Cienty of Maik, of Paderborn, of Lipstaeli", 1, ,, altdioi Doronont, who wig reside at Hamill. The , - CoirtmoriCi..necal has a Comptroller-General to 1. souk bin is hie operations. - . svesremattA, NOV. 5. General Beni: has been appointed Governor of ' !Ist Ttio•la-•d, and of the country of Jever. A anaullcution of 20,000 rix.dollars has been demand ed from L.A' principality. chafer:. Nov. 7,.-10 el the morning. [OIFiCIAL RHTORT.J The cores under the coritmatil of the Price of Titanswick Gels, :red of Ger,cral Iflucber,amoupv• inir I. 25 XU nice, eapc3ed tic artiv..l of French trorcs in this ci , y. ... • • Titir city hcs s be•re tahe.• Isy assaulf, 0.010 pri •on•ry, 9 Gent:lx-Jr, 51 piccos of cannon, a great . many, ata..r.ciavis, are tile tiol l our results of this city. '• The rest of Ow corps Is eli.perse,t and in 'flight. It is tbsor i ert r:..tttort.nal Illachar will)* forced to . kly okra n his urine. : _ • , will,* s , a •• -4 1 ; )4"L BinTislt 1, ,3E SSr . . . _ . ' ' . LON DAN, * PIIDAY, is: .v LNI ni. 1 e a. • ___ l .—_. . ~. , ttert rt14.4 - ttegit OF. BLUCHER'S CORPS, AOD or boului.aum,:ti—oh, 1 0 or Till:. DUKE Or PiaIIstSWLIK—AKD RF-EiTAbLISHMENT LIT iiIE ix iti:.:OUtil 07 PM. kho. - r OF :h• five 1-I.4rettrltl V. eas which !yearn* deo, IN: •iV c...nezday, the erce .first of the ietii:s ars4lll Te o t . r .i ll y, and the retaining * tv.irn ere hourly ex- , • p!Ctrd. Wh.ll this Paper was pot to press, The Ict;tl6 411d . pirelS bl nagnt by the three HAmbusgh 144;4, come down to the Fi.l. instant. We were 77,...i-ed for the cl:sr,tio , intelii,ence which they .+11..g. In a former PA( we stated, that, of 5...• whole Piurr'm Giand Army,, that openc t i ti , e campaign, only tWo corps remained, after tic capittilatim of They were ti,. swig c :ps Cf lltocrase sad the Ddke of Wit• •s, itsr.uren:inA , tngegber „to abuts; vo t boo men. A r.iird en•ps w'as men:ienid by soine of our ig•••.. tea. rar.h! i:S, a atel Gsneral its:.,. • This, however, tcilltais to lose brim an-error. &La'. corps was t . ...4k • capitralated at Anclsm,lon the Slat, es . • _. ..stw c sa g Ass Merraper. Tl.d Fri:rith Pcpers ear- OW .I.c piceemei.iior T.:l. l 'w two cO‘rps'of 13tuctrea. ita.l N's;r: nil a tir.m.4 :,:) !;::;.11, In the Hamharghs .prp •;•., scr Cod nt.t.crtliVo rtiport of his operations robserptens to that dare. We have espied , it at len7th. It is in article that will be read with great ' it'd fides inflntle 'borders to Military •tak•nts c.f thkr gallant General. We stated in r Plc Paper, ows s e ar t h p a: it DL C the 0 / obj er v edt hi t s o join elan seem g defeated, by the surrender Of tlou Lo It at P•ell.2:411 Bt.CC:MIR was obliged to change his • II tire. and effen his retreat to Lubec, where he ar rived on the 5.h. For ars idea of the consummate • al il , courage, and petseverance, with which this acerorlishcd. we musteefer to the deport. ft, was eXeri:rif by p corps withoilt bread, forage, or anounnitinni and in • the presence of,' and. eenstasitly • liarisso:d by. the cusps el Mel: so ; IC *vat, and Bansano• it, amduntiog, to i sethos, to , tinsel '•its number. Oa • the worfiiiig the t;th, pot or. BLucutt's.! corps cogs the toiebined, forie.of Mosav, Sooty, and ilpi am:acre, outsiJe ogiat city, ,ut was cliiven back into it, and the place, a!;er lepJaild issauhs t walh taken tsy worm. The loss is es:inated at :MO killed no ea. h lit ' , cis Le, bowever , , etrisied , .I.is retreat, but wa. cote :led to capitulate oa the next slay, at Ratli.its. Abuts; 1500 Swedish troops, t•ich had esoliarked' At Lubec, bat stasis! not sad, • New York Papers to the 21 instant were received yf . sterday. but their contents are not of any int , por ranee. A numerous and respectable meeting of the friends of Mr. SetILIDAN, and Sir SANWIL f!oon, chned, yes•erday, at Wot.t is'. Rooms. After the cloth was removed. Mr. Slit RIDAN made an er eillent speech. Several other Gentlemen also sioAte upon the occasion ; but the pressure of foreign news obliges us to defer an account of the proceed ings until tu.morrow. , AfIDDLESPX ELEC . : I IDX • • - . BRENT roltb. nor. 1 1 7. THE Ft7TEENTft DAY'S At the final close of the ?ail, tills Jay, the num bers mere— For M. aTeJliah s •5543 M. Ity , g . • • • 29 04 S 4. F. Sterclttt . . . 1197 The SNERIFT then came forward, and formally declared, tha: William Mi !fish, Esq. and George bynn, Esq. were duly elefted. deelowl.on vas fellwoori by a mirinre efapplsute and disoppr•b4l;on.) Sir WILtIAM GIBBONS moved the Thanks of the Freeholders to Messrs. Miles and Branscornbe, Which being seconded by Mr. CLIFFORD ' the same was carried. without a dissentient voice. Mr. hlzttism took his place upon the Plastinfs, amidst the voeiferations of his friends, anil spok.n.ss ofollows ;—" Gentlemen, I shall only say one word,; rI will not be long, 1 assure you.— ( Tie noise con tinned.) If you will sot hear me, 1 shall make my how, and retire. Gentlemen, I say, that proud I am, and proud I ought to be, of Lie trust you have reposed in me. Tne voice of the County has spoken so decidedly in my fat— • or, the; I shall only • limy, that I am gratefully sentiCe of the honour the Freeholders have conferred tipin me, and I will Witerrer desert their interests." wirture of applause • land disapprobation .I:lhorred.) Mr. Bvso Caillf forward amidst the prevailing hisses of the multitude, and finding it impossible to obtain a hearing, exclaimed—" I beg leave to re turn the Freeholders my best thanks for the honour they have done me this day," anal retired. (.1 Fele /Adder obser eel, lkel ltir. Bins hid tolun his Ls: Are- OW of the County of Middlesez.) Mr. Mellish was then conducted to an on ed car, hung with blue drapery, and placed in kis barouche, in which he was chaired round the Mar ket Place, and across the Batts, c.ceominai•ied by his friends, and several ladies seated beside him in the carriage. Mr. Byng followed next, in a chair decorated with laurel, and preceded with mange and blue flags, which the populace said ha had purchased second-A*4 of Mr. Sfferidan, they being the same as used at the Westminster EleEtion. with the d.ffer ence only of die name of Byng for Sheridan. He was carried over thg same ground as Mr. Mellish, supported by his friends. During this time, Sir Fa A Wen BURDETT remained upon the busting, ' and when the procession had passed away, he addressed the Freeholders to the following draft:—" Gendemen.FreeholJers, so hum ble a man am I, though represented by some indi viduals. as lofty and high minded, that I do not envy the triumphant exit the two Candidates have just made from the husrinns ; I am satitfied.and con tent in my own statical. (d cr,' s.f Bravo ! that's noble!) I feel it, however, my duty, to re turn thanks to those who have come forward in my support, and think they have done themselves as much honour as they have done me, by the prefer. ence they have .hewn. I shall proceed to make one or two observations,before I take my leave for the last time. ( pry of, we bops edgier tbe hut tiles.) When I made that observation, Gentlemen, I spoke with reference to the present Eleßion. I shall. at all times, be proud and happy to consider myself the servant of the independent Freeholders of Middle sex, and they may rest assured, that at no time will they find me goilf y of tergiversation, of the abandon mint of those prir.ciples 1 have hitherto professed. or of a disinclination to support their wishes, to the best of my power and ability. —( Loud appLases.) In taking my leave of you, this day. I shall possibly have no better fortune, in pleasing certain indivi duals, than before ; yet, funding as I do before tile Freeholders, and called upon by honour and by gratitude, I feel myself bound to do my duty, and to give every expiernation in my power upon every subject I think connefted with their interests.— When I yesterday observed upon the remarks of an anonymous libeller, contained in an Advertiet• mem., signed " A Freeholder," I guesse.l that the, produaion came from the disinterested pen of Mr. Bowles, or the Spy, Mr. Redhead Yorke. This day. Gentlemen, there appears a letter, in answer to those observations, containing similar calumnies, upon which I also feel it my duty to remark, connecting it at the same time with another letter,;signed by Mr. Bowles. Gentlemen, I consider both as coming from the same &hop, they are both the proindlion cf_ the same forge, and I shall treat of them indiseri min stely. The first letter reiterates the stale term ___ _ - of lacehie fv3ioa. I yesterday affixed eotriething 7 -..-....-_ Yesterday morning, the Dukes of Yost awl like a definition to the word, and it would be well RAFT 2r/eyed at Windsor. After transeitmg buss- for those who use it, to spew that they do nos: with 1 lis MAJESTY, 113.:e with His Maias-re. not come within its meaning. As for myself, Prioces,es Atmosr a, :loyal a, and ANL, la, at- 1 stead in the teeth of all parties, and the epi tendel i.y Lady LULKI uay. Grneral Fixxsov, col. thet of &Sion, as applied to me, is ridiculous. I Tatraolt. and the Hom Mr. huacatar, anirre- have no means of rewarding those who support Itirnod at Laif-past twelve o'clock. r Maitetx and the Princess ELIZAIICTH took an ailing hitter coach and four to Taplow, and re turned at tea 'clock. . s a g e half-pact twelve o'clock, the Duke arrived at Windsor, and immediately Ili..iirrii tim the K too. me, and the only moyive for their coming forward, must he the sivisfaaion or their own mind‘—their own feelings bribe' them, and nothing el s e. I n short, no ecord tit could be picked o ut i s l ess ap plicable. or . d, as applied to roe, and of CLAW :SCE the I , r swot' . me, than the w or d .firatiort. lam also ecru ed of endeavouring to set A new Yarn maile , his deiblf, last eight, et Drury. the poor against the rich—of making the people „Lane Theatre, but his reception was ;tot favourable. Ip the ease *of GILLtTT r. M• *oViP4 AK, in the Court of Common Pleas, the Conditional Rule for displeac.-d rWI their present Governors—and, in short, of endeavoitring to confound-all orders in th e state, and of cidailgering the very existence of , i new ‘ trial, obtained by Mr. hl A N lea 14, WAG y, get. civil anCi=l7.-..-(Sevelat Frer4a.kra ezetaioned, .1 pat 1 . • d.l y mac!oiabsoitite. nrarr da l is, Sir t: • , cds. ° /—lt is true, Gentlemen. Two meet have blots committed by Mr. Notts, that I have complained of the departure from the the presiding Nlagistratc at stVoraiii..,-street Police law of the country, •r applied to particular aita of Oilier, on suspicion Of brlag eautrued in the S:ate, and I have complained of the partial distri bution of jstice t -end I hive also s a id, i o re f er - Juutily of. PIG St aL I. s , tILHOilli/ilOlO death. some tame back. * . care to thane things which gave rise to the re. Meraher#nituniod terser" to tarlitfont i masks, that if the . sitme system is persererod in, Kim, Ctinty-elbjett Rm. lifir les. Gram. •iit & the innocent have na proteAiot, nor can any man Park: cotuit).. 4 l+sn. Writ MAW.' ipr & . look for safety. It is of these things I have $ Wat.riord C•antyianbos C Ilasicartl an.l lig roar. complained. Mr. Bowles asks sae what I mean by • eltindafk ir ilitin Shts,s..4 l, • IP calling him a libeller ? and sax, he does not den as .11.inser:ek c .,ant. —u.0. n .. Quirk '4604 -Oat 015141. _,.. , . logo , I C.1111.04.4,1i011. N0 W J. C:easeasffl a t and th..• .., '''''t " e is a libeler, if ime that he is l• in the i t.-0.1. Vita * awe. 1 • „II .sgrf',a—rb.,l . lllrsteasy Doyle.. .. 'l'. • oug4salle:Lor.l tg.c..,rro d.no.i . .d. ii k , /e . ..iiit erase---as bath may he a lib. I. Upon this Ir'potut, then. Mr. B. and myself are et issne ; and I deny that oath is a libel. I know, by the diguit of ls All mane' tco•sisiered; it is most probable , that • a l ate ..oirtiy lodge, that raisaliievous doe rive was genelpl prawns at no great tfistance,. To new PUT- laid shrate, allti ciat what he dated to assert, has chasms intdroux Folids. Ore sport:l/non of stub a since chtainedenuoterancE." Si, Francis Burdett, fcrtitingetti:r is Isig:try 'irrynttent ; fiSt to.puichate al t er many ot h er severe observations upon Mr. 5 per rotas.lat . :Moot GO in time of war, and to soil Bowles. Km ee...ed to urge the unit nes . o f Place • at litriksan the eves? of peace, is a pnedoce of (Flick. I tren io be Representatives of the people, and con nor a. 411 d of- seal moment. 'rise S:iarcrs of For., eluded With as. a.sllsance, that lie should he alway s roe it:s faeoirs.in too glorio Aw ut !ry * • .erne Jut T. 4.4 to do his duty. He was drawn through Brent anue.zn:edovill tlo w.•Il to profit by this hint. . fold by the mob. ... _. PRIV•in C i IItitESI'OPUINNCS. ntllll.dlt a any. ft. I am sorry to inform you e that those district s ie 'the North.‘iie,t of this country, disturbed by t ! ,, 14, t're not yet tranquillised, but, oa the can. trail, hare mistimed a new and more serious A;Fe zi . file acquisition alarm. appears now to be a pried. pal ob,r of the insurgents, arid they have Lud y attacked several gentlerrters's houses with this view. It is the imitation ot Goyerninerst to_ call ota the Yeomanry force of the intire prorince of Con. nauylit, and adjoi•Mg counties oh the north-west, the more eff:dually tq suppress these outrages. The proci•eqiag ot these latleesspen, in attacking houses for tl.e purpose - of acquiring arms, gives serious alarm to all those Who remember the rnnduj of the Defc,ciers, previous to the rebellion of l 7911; bu t I trust that the vigilance and energy of Govern. me.st, and the increased military strength •t the couotry, since that time, will soon succeed in tf fectually *oppressing abort:l,4nd prevening the corn. of their uitinsure vim*, ..AIERTINGS OF 7 Citi.'breisAS A F GUILDHALL, TO-MU/111..M. Id N. Jo ..ph Heifer, later:4l.oor, linen %raper lu J. 0411 Bowler, Hid. q % -Wsirmuuth, Durham, hatter gll • sunn il y meta, late of St Merraze: Loudon, merchant 3 10 William Pinerick, GleUe liner-dryer • 3 le George. R7ackhurric, Lul, ! instirance-brorter SlO ( Clarke, Wapeir g Ifigh-.treat, hu:cher 3 vs William &arrow Ariinkl, laie °lSt. Mary, IR atherhithe, 5t1177, eerier .11 LI 11:r15.14,er, 8 10 Wit , iain King , K•n•kstre-t, Hammersmith, Middle. Per, victualler 2 10 Archrhald t.nclair , Castle-court, Lun. mett.hant • • Edmund ita..a,d, Henrietta -street, Covent gar.leu, mosiev.scriventr 2 Is Harry 'flitrurp, late of Highgate, Nl•listleset, sod the New C..rii•Exchina- „ l odor,, corn and sced• f.tetnr • . II Wm am Pbillins, Rerneiter, Lent, tailm i William Wafter, C mile:r-plrce, Jac vet^n-green, •• broker • 2 :2 , Thomas Harris, Oxforil-street, Hidellemz, and Black irizra'•road, Strr , y,:nattrass.ntaker I I !antes Chambeilain, Priiicu'a place, I.analacth, Surr:r, dialer and chapinan 1 P.) Richard Franca Saunders, Erifirlil.chase. MALI sex, grocer 1 l 2 DIVIDENDS - John Tollock the younger, Savage-gardens, London, broker 13 John Robert Anderson, Throzinwton-.trees, Loudon, 2 12 13 - merchant - - - . . . John Christian Cook, and Thomas C:iriitlau 'Corker, Lead rob ill street, London, laten-.1, ....ars le Jame' Pepper, Bishop's liatti...lJ, 11e.trurdshire, liana. liCl:tt r It . . . Juba Leak , u, Worcester-street, Southwark, Swipe, mill.wr•:ht 11 . . . . Joseph 'Wilson, Straw!, Middlesex, umbeera soaker t kleniaansu Stephen Curtin., Pertland-vlace, Cl.ii,hsos road, Surrey, stoliss.ma.nit . John Radcuck, Paternosre.-- - Le 11140.1, bookseller CERTIFICATES. John Peet, of Cheatham-linl, near N4a.icheder, in the county of Lettea'er. William Mellor, late of Stockport, in tho county of Chester, cotton-inenetecture-,%!ealer an t .prnan. Robert M,Por, late of Stn.:keret, in the euenty of Chester, ten , manufacturer, ibiticr and cha .. utan. Thomas Mama, of Coleman sve.t, in the e:ty of Lonl:n, wool-hre':er• James gedaille the yenneer, of tdems.i-street,C4,a,isid,t, in I!: city of L ..•dau , wger.doal4r. William Nfarshall, of Ohl 11..lilent, in the city of Lonrho, bruth• er,d,aler .111.1 a lia;ilThl .1 Lll;by, of Kt:tit-rivet, in the rinds of St George, itloointhury, in the count) of Middlesex, care enter ere build v. Joseph Dicketisee, William Dickenesti the elder, and William Dickens.,n the younger, late of Broad-atrel, in the city of London, merch•ats. Joseph Gardner, late of Horseteydovn•lane, in the borough of ti•outhwark, in the onunty of SArrey, lighters-Dan, coal-rue:- chant, dealer and dhapinen. John Jones, of Threadueedie-street, in the city of London, warehouseman, dealer and cha v inan. William Mar,deo, of Meneiest,r, in the comity of Lancaster, merchant, masofecterer, deal -r and elisumen. ERIC% OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Bank Stock II 12 3 per Cent. Reduced 601 651 3 per Cent C•intok 6l 611 61 4 per Cent /9H+ 6 per Cent Navy 56 31 • Long Annuities l7ll3-16 Imperial Annuities Omnium ludic Sock India Ruud; Si. prem. Exchequer Rills English Lottery Tickets l9l ISt. Consols tot T. BISH, Stuck-W.4er. 6. °anthill, and 9, Cltenoi-Croot.. DANTZIC. 0CT.112 lefied to defend the g lahillvittiit:-. frc•iii Berlin, and even from Ste,efil, Istlikktlt o tslt in Libeck, 4 1 ive Were 144. Ile Prince Royal of Prussia. tie en encusable ; bit ,P.ibeesse; Ai.ifalevine, tot Sol m•41,6414114;il gf r. et 'Oh, inh:tbi l et ‘,...1 . 155ii Lind, the limestaster, :mOl lifik . P. ' itte I.)se he gariLon, , 1. - kictitter of Ste. Ce f iSelt Seh tsienbou iike ,!kni be au , tendered tc ql itet e. Wit heir ngt;ling of the Pi st . '..t041c olfcc con the 111 h. l ifirl i.. se ilke , lilitUst lass nos t b s , - Vet ; ouolpin the fo r tress, a ' 1. 1144 bias 13ttiiN 41U1,1 4) vitir *i t::e Prtlssion •44 *yl 5... It 910 • 0 : • lycti t ik's corps having 4 . • MI. Frier we here i e i ir retreerto bubeck, aid ca • • li the;VbetPlitte. nc e ttiptill •;, ro at ;Atkin, *e whole of lisJ ild lipi'll lini .. A 'sae l b, 011411 rm tor, ane n kikpip the 'titer Wirmige. t." 4 - dui ilt/ 4 should c f ;'l,,,„,,,, peci. white ( Aibbebttivntftlbtrons. All private propstrt the vieeterii side cf Prt • k • is riOstile,i. la ilie Viiilth. !lice takers possession ,t F . :ends, stated by BONA , . only %44 baits so ate King. . address to the _Poles, at - .4 . '4. 11 te soil, nov. 4. advancing into Ancient •. . . ifini: Last Wednesday maening, - Inlittiey-atteet. the wife id Henry Hughes, Esq of a daughter. MARRIAGE. On Wednesday last, at Standish, John Little, E. 4 of Pains. wick, to Mir Carruthers, only daughter a Jul.et Carrutls , l. E.q. of PacheoniLe hou.e, G'sicestershire. DF ATIIS. Thursday sennight, aged 96, reepedYed end re,-rotted by who knew him, Mr. G:orge Bi.klaa. Cotner, 4.• I•1k. thadakttla was occasioned by the plineure M a the is his thumb. A few days since, Mn. Woniby, wife .4 Me. John Weolhy, tailor, of Bu.lbury, SuCik. One of the hearer's of the shay' p. , 11.1115e th• gyve., ott Wedr•ratlay tae., ow 144 meorn to Me. W.'. hems, saddle* &typed (tiro dead, whilst druskiiig a gime of hoop . _ - WATER, THIS LYVY. AT L )NOON Mnrn.... 44 min. alter 7 II mot. •01. r 4. SAL 6 Ic AUCTION. HOUSEISOLD FURNITURE, MEDALS AND COINS, F I.ICTRIFYING MACHINE, CAI'l fAL ORGAN, WITH THSEE BAR SEI.K, PLAYS THIRTY MO DERN TUNES, WITH ogum Alin Titimmix BE. NUTIFUI. TAVLE AND BED LINEN, SE r HANDSOME 'f4dLE SERVICE, CAPI.AL (PILO KINGS, Oa. By VW BIRD. At the Crown an,lß..ll.t:te.tt Room, No. 110, Chatteettrlande 1 oe.str , et, on TUESDAY, DeVIIIImr e, M El t Min OCIUCk rensseel ft ..n Se, apt tn, tinier an Eneets.ao ter' IIE Tarniturr comprises prime feather bpd:, •l bnr.lehair. mitts:ll.o,, superh drawintrodee Wisedeo and .ps sleds /Mims, made in the presmt oiegana bed fel nuttiest% aarintte, 'lnherit', bookcase, with siteratoire and was& P, Pe. {name furlingtsee, pier •od chinas" gLsat,, naalyelgan7 ei pro, toile% clie.t drawers. Ane pinta, neatly fleas sad blab 4, lams han bd.ne Istnaek tabte cle•ha.•••ent - T" , "•' . em bread desk., Pantheon sod teg.-ter stoves, knife cum. .r . h teerphan.lled lunges and forks, atscient raves medals and some s. Cs l,, iteet to b • had of the Aectioner, pc 7, Newca,tle atrert,Sttand. LONDON :—Printiid bY G DlVl7)SOf4 i No Cont. flow-oreet, Covent Gumbo, and ponliali-d at the Office, No 15, Hub of St. aoinentb Soto& W. 541101, of No 7, Nart fYilinn.wreny, I,ond (MIAS, SM. for this Pion, sent to lb. Olbeo (poorP.'% . will he doh litendtd to. r