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MOM LIST L JURIC. )It 4 UGUST. .—....._ ACRICUL'I URE. Obsonnstinin On the Utility, Form, and Management o f IVA. •j Wong Meadows, and the Di ainiv and Irrigating of Pell Mop. r By W. Smith. ern. 10s. 6d. . 11 Remarks on Lire ktuck, and relative Subj Ah.. Ss. 6d. 1 • ARTS. Lord Viscount Stets. ille's l'yiel•—•ln interior Penrpolive wary View of that ancient tind beautiful specimen of Gothic. 4 : • Architociure,Wast mintier 11.11, as it appeared during the Tnal, i ‘ when ware aisembliad within its specious walls, all the MOWS of those Realms; the Linn Spiritual and Teopotal; the Right M Honourable Lord Chaseellor and Judges; the-Meta/ye of the Hand of Coinnanio and Foreign Miniitert ; the Pilacasses, Peeresses, and every wean of diitinctirmesda accompanied faith • Iskief Historical Aegoant of tha Building, and Roseark- Geturropees which have happened In it, up to the nary urging Trial of Lord Vii2outit Melville of which aa ho. tdal abstract is giros , together with a Biographic Sketch of Lordship's Life --The Drawing was made on the spot, dur hag that tent, by C. A. Pugin, and J. C Reties; and the plate it is ,oBoured. to Imitate it correctly.— A Plan and Key b tituesamil.—.Tha plass is 18 inches by ISt. engraved in agar ' Nina by .1. Hill.-.. 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Bailed, the Forls"ee frigate, with a convoy for the Downs.—Wind S. W. PLYMOUTH, AUO. 48. Yesterday, the Telegraph brought .iatelligence for the Expeditions to be detained till further orders. In the evening. a King's blessonger arrived, with dispatches of considerable importance, which he de livered to Admiral G. Young, on board the Windsor Cat*, at seven o'clock. where Sir J. Thomas Duck worth had given a ball to about seventy ladies, and the Admirals and Captains of the Fleet. The latter were ordered instantly on board their respedlive ' ships, and to disembark what troops were on beard (those of the line), which was accomplished last night and this morning, and to proceed to sea ins mediately • that Jerome Bonaparte, on his return from the West Indies, had fallen in with, and cap sured the Newfoundland Fleet, and a frigate, and was left off Cape Clear, with seven sail of the line. This intelligence created an uncommon bustle on shore ; as also on board the Windsor Castle. The ball broke up—the ladies lost their beaus—and it was late this morning before th. 4 all got on shore. The ships in the Bay guying disembarked their troops, weighed anchor this morning, and endea. vcitireii to get oat, but the wind blowing East of South, obliged them to come-to again. Free o'Ciari.—The wind being a little more fa vourable, the squadron of seven ships of the line is jest got under weigh, viz. Canapes, danger, Reprise, Malta,. Captain, Th rees, and Bellerefrlon ; keristaawe frigate, and Zing's fisher sloop of war. Sailed the lath:fats:elle privateer, on a cruise. FALMOUTH, AUGUST 27. Arrived the American ship Aberdeen, Captain Morgan, from Norfolk, with tobacco, for orders several Masters of the homeward bound Quebec meet landed from her; from whom we learn that the Best from Quebec, consisting of 16 sail, sailed from thence on or about the 25th ult. under convoy of His Majesty's ship Champlain, 24 guns, Captain Bromley, and on she 16th inst. in lat. 46. So. long. 36. 40. fell in with the French ship Veteran, 74 guns commanded by Jerome Bonaparte, who cap tured the following vessels, which were burnt : Alexander, Rees, of Workington, from Quebec, for Cork. talker, Sanderson, ditto ditto. James, Storni, of London, ditto. John and Isabella. Dowell, of Shields, ditto.. . Lydia Lawson of London, ditto. Sil,lllllral, SUPII4IIIIISOII, ditto ditto. The remainder of the convoy, and the Chentpiee frigate, escaped. The restranhad captured, previous to this, the Hilton, Capt. Lott, from Newfoundland, bound to Oporto ' • the Success, Russell, from New •Providence ; and the Allire, Carr, from St. Kitt's, which were also destroyed on the 17th instant.— The Veteran fell in with the American ship Alert, from Norfolk, bound to Amsterdam, on board of which were put the above Captains; and, on the 18th, the Alert fell in with the Aberdeen, when Captain Morgan kindly took them on board, being bound to an English port. On the 24th instant, the Aber deen spoke the American ship America, the Captain of which said, that, on the 22.1 instant, he saw a line of battle ship under a press of sail, steering E S.E. and which they have no doubt was the Veteran; also arrived the armed ship Hamilton Moore Cwt. Cobb, from London. Sailed His Majesty's brigs Dispatch and Satellow, on a cruise ; also the Ilarthole Ffroillieliaino, Brandon, for London ; and the Jt. Pair, tor Hatabr< —Wind S. W. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GILLDII.II.L. to-mwe Row. sr 4,, Anthony Chestle, °shod-street, Middle es, botcher J i l k. w.liiam Sherman, P o ntonvstreet, Pante/tulle, lallbskilat dlesex, ladies' ahon-maker. 3" 1 . . Ed‘rard Pioche, late of St. Jamesh-wallt, Cletkenviell, Midileses, working-jeweller • 311 Lenimair Levy, Commercial-rood, Middlesex, suers. chant 3 I . . Fraiic,c Drake, Plymouth, Devonshire, baker , la John Baldron, Strand, Midlleses, crteveemonger 1 I DIVIDEND. ' George Dovtie, Whitechapel-load, Middlesex, vic,ii wailer 11 • . . CERTIFICATES. Richard Waring, now or late of Bridlington, in the county of Toik, spirit merchant. dealer and chairman. Ebervier *hittenhury, late of Liverpool, in the County Pala. t tee of Lancartrr, merchant, dealer and therein. Chaem Reynolds, of ihe city of Norwich, woollen-draper. dealer and chopman. John Brdeoake, late Of Bedford, near Leigh, in the county of Laricaner, cottonpanufacturer, dealer and chapman. • Srm.el Wade, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, " and Samuel Blakeley, late of the crty of Lesion. dealers and chairmen. a -...-‘--..--- -- ..,------ ---- .. PRICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY Rank Stock SI, 3 yet Cent. Consols 4 per Cent. b per Cent. Navy ,, • 95 11 i i 5 per Cenoyalty Long Annui t. t L ies IS 1.16 i 1-16 Shoat Annuities Osmium 7j 7 India Boras .Earhequer Bills le. rent. Is. dia. pe. Eoglisb Lottery Tickets l9l. 15s. Bunk for • Opening 221 121 Consols for ( Oil* T 111 SH, Stock-broker, Ns. 4, eirishill, and 9, Clia,l:4•;:ors. IRISH 6TOCKS,.Auseer 25, 1806. Govt. Stock S pet Cent. c 9l Royal Canal Loan, 6 pet cent. • • , ol Irish 5 per Cent. Gut. Delpeotures Si pet Cent "01 COURSE OF Amsterdam 36 9 t U. Ditto at Sight 36 -do ltetterderi . ::: •11 9 r U. Hamannik. 84. 4 ItiLL, Altana 34 It fitiU• Pans. IDaa'sDatia 14 2 Ditto goordesax .C4 Crd.t Ditto e • e • • 54 11 511c ,S %4a.11151 Ditto - 4 311 ed. Milbsia .i.. as Naples I).bleson London (A , ll Beirs,tom Lendon (Jo • &Iran or. Dublin (Da HINGE, Ave. 24 Genes... 461 {'anise Lisboa 6ll leop6rto 6ti Deltho 191 Cork 13 - - _ salaasals. 1. d forergal Gk id le Com and .MR pm as. . Nm• Diseammas— • —. 1904 , palm* •• • • / 9 , alfm‘MVses - ,..• Nem Lori" smeli • Apo 4.tilla &Mk *1 Va:Wad. ~ . Si par Ceut. , ;. HI 1 .,.101 a 11 ' ' tS ) • er , - • e 0 3l 314.p., - ...0. a • • - • - MIMI. • Wednesday the 211th last, the Lady of Ms..Siaelaie, ai the strand, of a daughter. MARRIAGE.. On Setuidar ' &ages }mien Burnett , Erg. of Vfluatall, to' • Mils Barons, o f Clapenan, Surrey. DEATHS. On Friday morning the 29th ult. at Cheltenham, Giles Roake, Esq. eldest sue cod the Han.Mr.l \kite Reolre. On the 19th ult. at Chuechrlane, Chelsea. aged 34, 'her. a lingering illness. Mrs. Mary Brook‘ilte of li. Brooks, Esq. of Glasshouse-street Goldo 1-square. August 19, at Dent, in Yorkshire, In dm 4 / 9 4/ tort of her age, Mrs Elisabeth Dodgems, mother of Mr. HAW, boob seller, of Wimpolostreet. - August 27, at, Rotherham, by a fall from Ins hone, the Rev. John Holden, Fellow of Sidney Colliers, Cambridge. On Tuesday evening tart, in the 70th year ni her age, Mr.. Anne Fountain, at her house, Bridgleatent,Black•friars, after a painful and lingering Moos. Al her homer in Eliages-street, Dublin, on th• Ist invent, aged 77, without any previous pain or ill.uW. Ambrose Smith, Esq. Father of the Iri‘h Bar. Friday senoight, at Shelford, in Cambridgeshire, 1.1.04113 the wife of ChaAes Wale, Esq. Lieutestant:Cnlonel of the 47th Regiment id Foot. On Tuesday last, at St. Saviours, Southwark, by the Rev. SasilWoodd, Jelin Fisher Barker,Esq. of B rn• inghan, to Maw Watson ; and, at the same time and place, Wiliam 'Ardor*, Faq. Surgeon, of Bermingham, to Mies Murgaretta only daughter a William Watson. Esq. of the Burrugh Nista. street. HIGH WA.TF.R, THIS DAY, AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morn.... 44 min. after $ I Even—. 12 min after 4• SALES BY AUCTION. RESPECTABLE LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, GROVE. PLACE, HACKNEY. By Messrs. ADAMSON and FIELD, On Wednesday, Sept. 17, at It, at Garraway's, by desire Mere Executor, unto* an aceoptabie offer M 11111411 by Nuu ow. tun, THE LEASE 6f a substantial and well-finisbed DWELLING HOUSE, with Garden, in the repectablr. plemant, and retired part of Hackney, No. 4, late residence of Theoias Gibson, Esq. deceased, compriong terrines rooms, 3 bed chambers, dressing-room, and ease!, drawing-moms; a handsome dining-parlour, brary or breakiast-room • neat entrance to the garden, and back eemmenioation kitchen, wash-house, pantries, wine, beer, Ortire•place , the The whole is perfect order, and !suitable to' ly. Held for a term, of which 20 years are GO guineas per annum. To be •iewed with tickets only, which,' be had of Messrs Adamant' and Yield, 63, Particulars likewise on the Premtsti, and FRASER's BOTANICAL NIIRSF.RY, CHELSEA. I,rR. FRASER and Sons hat 11'1 otr...r of ow hitending a liberal ' blisliment, the Nobility,rivesitry, and cressing their Botanical Collection+, or chon Guam,' and Grounds, with a variety Trees and Shrubs, are respectfully informed, and the horgnining of October next, they will tunic) of purchasing any part of the Nursery, as would be winch to their advantage; after wh tonnwe collection of Hut houie,Green-house, Plana, and Stock in the C n 4, besides mar of 92110114 deerription of Plants, together wi Hot.huucea, Garden Lights, Frames,.linpleo M the Trade; and likewise the valuable FM' Ground. fe Dwelling-house and Shop will " Lets for building on, accenting to a , Adamson and Field, no bfintay, October iug day:, u., the Premises, without r serve, Coalovies and particulars are now had at the Nursery, six dam previous principal Nursery and Seedsenen, in end about Itiveds. Ada snout arid Field, 61, PenchurcMft LONDON r...hinted by G. DAVIDSON. C.omt, Bow-street, Covent•Glorden, ano, Office. Nis 15, Beck of St. Clement's Chin , W. srucK, of No. 9, New Briton-street, Orders, No. for ZF.ie Paper, Sent oral be duly Emptied to, tog-room. n - ',lour, at wi usicool, aln 1;,: hall, with eased doof kg. in to the Maws; • light Per, and coal cellatnng. t e for a respectable faint' s are unaspired, at oaly h, with partitiilan, mse tie 63, Fenehurchotreget.wia td at Garrawas's. fais (,SIOANE•STREE T, awing accepted thw vort•gultdanical Ens others, de,irous id pr. r of furnishing their Kit. variety of the best [tail ' , lnert, that betwomi ti 111 ey will have an wpf.r furter', upon inch te..i.t le after which time the e .. aM t•house, hardy Allie,lCAs des many thousand re... ether with the Green Implements and Liter, • se unable long Lease of t its el el I lee sold be Amnion (ia • plan taken) by Mows. Se etakber 13, and *tit follow- • la servo, w preparing, and ins! bo ins to the 'ale, ,tad of the °globoid 1.1311aU0 i and of church-streat. airq"- IDSON, No. 17, notes in, and publohed at the enes Church, Strand, by Bolton•inteet, Long Mr' to the Wins (po-t pail) =ll== IT LIM I TH, 2 4t. Tay to Alter Mr DI et' ; Loa 'to sec ne Masi 'he Mee THE I Under ti T°il l WORed IFROM S " 111 r. "via nisi sea aM loony fi patimi I saties. 14`9111 , be row 1 4. u., a aala A- Tv 11.1 SO. I F. l row 6a, th tba Li p• punk If. M. %ft V 'WO WTI ID 1 Sem mo o th. j T