The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-01-21 00:00:00

T MEMOIR OF JOHN FRANCIS DE Lai MARPE. Jolla Francis de la Harpe was horn at Paris in 1739 ; his father was a Swiss, and a Captain of Ar tillery in the service of France. He had no frame in prospea, and owed his education to the kindness of the Principal of the College d'Harcourt. The young La Harpe carried away the university prizes, and soon distinguished himself by his produaions. At the age of twenty-five, he gave to the stage his tragedy of Warwick, which mut with great success ; but bis future essays in the same way did not an ti:me the public expeaations ; with the exception of Philenetes, translated from Sophxles. The absence of ;he female cbara&er is a singular trait in this tra gedy ; without love, the performance interests by its noble simplicity, and, by bringing to our recolleaion the high state of the tragic art in Greece. livery year, besides his tragedies, this writer produced pieces of poetry, and prose essays, which were crowned with the prises of the different academies. This honour was conferred on his eulogioms on Fenelon. Racine, Catinat, and Charles V. He had for along time the charge of the literary part of the Mercer?. Havieg shown himself a good poet, and a good ora tor, he appeared with great eclat as a critic ; he dis played a profound acquaintance with criticism, and a correit taste ; of which his 'satires at the Lyceum, or Gera (maple: de Liiteratare, furnish illustrious proofs. On this laborious work bis fame is princi pally founded. Authors, it is true. are there some times treated with too touch severity. but it every where discloses views favourable to the advancement of letters. Ordinarily in Isis literary judgments, we Meet with that purity of style to which helsad reach ed. sound principles of taste, and a remarkable talent for discussion, as well es close and forcible reason. ing ; could he have commanded his passions, when misting of Isis comemgoeseies, sod bed he adopted a stile less insperimi sold ditieielblse Well have Bed. with dignity. the Alit of Quintilian. His powers were Mesiderable. bat it was his misfortune speedy to over-tate them. When the Revolt:l6m broke's,. hi cherished notions of reform, without coning them' to extremes; but when the reign df terror Mask him that all was capable of being abused; Area he saw the ideas of liberty, equality, and jus tice. become rallying points for the radios ; and %dies he had been confined in one of the prisons Of 1 the capital, as a suspeted person, he cadre out of it, I filled with indignation against tyranny, and inspired. with teal for that holy religion. which it was at leaspted to osmium, by ridiculing its worship, and prescribing its ministers Ho had been the disciple and great idndret of Voltaire, who had rewarded width eulog - aims his auschment to the party of the modern philosophers r he now declared fantail their moony, sod attacked their principles in all his wi it ins, from this period to bis death. On the 18th Fruaidnr (4th September ) he was condemned to deportation ;. but he had the good fortune to cos - cital himself in a secure whirls.. and to escape the priticription. He died ia the Wioter of 1803, at the a t , of sixty-four. In his hill thine Mardsoccor ; " I implore Divine Providence to anliter the prayers s•hich f have offered for die happiness of i tny country; May it kink er.joy peace and tradqualy I May the holy maxims di the Gospel be generally followed for the good of sectety 1" M. de Fontaine., in a short and brilliant eulogium on him, says. " Letters and France hi". l ost , in IA ll s rpe, t i poet, an orator, and an a. Nations critic." He patagyrised the great men of. : the brisht days of eloquence and poetry ; whole their spirit and theif language are to be found in the writings of a disciple, Who had formed himself op their model. It wis in their name that be at tacked. to his last moments, false literary doarines; and in this kind of combat his life was employed, to secure the triumph of true principles. If this cou rageous devotion secured him fame, it did net insure him ba2piness. I cannot dis,fmble. that the frank ness rif his charafiler ' and the impartial rigour *ibis • censures, tee often alienated benevolence from his name and his labours; so that he acquired only, esteem, where others would have obtained embus mtic sittaehmeat. He expired at as age when the thoughts have lest nothing of 'their vigour, and when his talents had been strengthened and increased by the extraordinary events oi the last twelve years. It is' known that be had become a proselyte to those vitriol and consolatory opinions, on which the social a'stem reposes ; these not only enriched his ideas ail his style with new beauties, but they mitigated ties sufferings of his latter days. The God whom Fe ielon and Racine adored, comforted, on the bed of death, the eloquent panegyrist of these great and pious meh. The weeks of De La Harps have been • clilleaed in six volumes, eve. ; but this edition is vet y incomplete, and renders it desirable that ano trier should be given to the public. -- a. -Mr. FA i a IL, of the Ceylon Cirri Service, and sit- Ong Nlagistrate at Columbo, was .lately Mot 1 by softie person nhkhown, while sitting in his Mies dais, 'flue report of.a - gon Wait heard. lOylis dtidlifs; lies, Mad, on battening to the'spot, They found hien bleedintrandslifeless oo the floor. A considerable reward has been offered for the discovery of the of fender, but, to the date of the last accounts, without 1 success. . i On Thursday, the lower part of the town of Wake field was ihundeted, and the mud over the bridge rendered impassible for several hours., Two vessels were driven from their moorings. carried over the weir, and lodged against the bridge. where one of them, Wee with corn, went to the bottom.' M'snday se'neight, by order of the Mayor of Li gnites, three persons wire put in the stacks; er re fusing to accept real mint halfpence. We hear that came shopkeepers were fined for similar offences. ik-On Sunday last, as the Eastharn boat was pro eeediag down the river, at Liverpool, with very se- 1 vere weather, 17 of the passengers being alarmed 1 for the .afety of the boat, desired to be put on board . e'vessel then performing quarantine IMO' the Che shire shore. They were all detained on board, egeeceably to the regulations tesp.aing vessels .o " ctrcittstaneed, and were not released tillreidas; 4 10orr.ing. .. The fi rst dew of cattle at Sherhornr, on Thurs. l e - dry last. was very considerable, and would have ' beer. t.uch rocre so, but for the extreme ontavuur ' efoleners , of the weather. Buyers were also numerous, a' and very 4sspe&abie. The whole ..,f the cattle met - . lerith a ready sale aind rod pii.m. , s ., i .._ . iti a , • -I iti ,L 1 . Lt. , ,' $O( 4 . • r:! \A woomPtirmabst IA) /0-1110.1%. ts-ti, 4 . -... . fr , ,-: -., 4., ~- —•-, 14. 1 0-, , : i,•+ . 1 , 47.4 L INTELLIGENCP. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 19. Yesterday, the Coofoiv, of 74 guns, Capt. Ste phens, came into harbour; from St. Helen's. 81;e is Very much damaged, by getting on shore at Fal mouth. The San Josef. of 112 guns, Vice-Admi ral Sir Charles Cotton, which accompanied her into port, only waits for the wind to become fair, when she will sail to join the Channel fleet. The gale at S W. renewed its strength yesterday, but no damage was done to the shipping ; the men of war struck their yards and top-masts. Capt Cuming, of . the Prin.e at' Wales, is appointed to the Isis, of .51 guns, instead of Capt. Ommanney. The (onward-bound convoys are lying here, with out any chance of their getting away. The Camel store-ship, Capt..loyee, came up to Spithead yester day, from St. Helm& Sailed the Starneii gio-vessel, for Plymouth. Sir Richard Strachan's squadron are waiting at Plymouth, till the outward-bound convoys sail front this port ; they are to meet off the Start, and Sir Richard's squadron will proteß them to a certain latitude. Sailed the Redbreast and Cracker gun-brigs, en a cruise. The Howe frigate is appointed convoy for the Downs.—Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 18. Sailed the Cd,ossler, Attack, and Daring gun-brigs, and the }lli/brood schooner. Arrived the Chance hired cutter, with several Officers, who were lately at the Court Martial at Portsmouth ; also the Espiezfe and Liberty, sloops of war ; the Minerva, front London ; Friends, Griffith, from Figuern ; Hercules. Dodgworth, from Virginia; Oratiliide, Rowe, from Lisbon ; and the Wallington, Brown, from Oporto. They left the fleet under convoy of His Majesty's ships Jamaica and Constance, off the Lizard. !This morning the fleet from Torbay were seen in the Ofng; bat the wind getting back to the south ward, they returned to Torbay. The weather still being unsettled, the ships in Cawsead Bay remain as per last. TORBAY. JAN. 18. Sailed yesterday - morning the L'Aier frigate; Humber, armed ship, and Letcr►y brig, to t h e wee ward ; and, in the afternoon, Admiral Corns% allizs with the Yr& de Paris, Prince George, Princess Royal. Windsor Castle, and Dove's, got under weigh, but the wind changing from the Northward, to the Southward and Westward, Admiral Cornwallis, with the above five sail of the line, returned this morning to their anchorage in Torbay ; there are also several small sail came in this day, but the wind blows very hard, and we have had nu com munication. TALTIOUTH, JAN. 17. Sailed His Majesty's ships Impetneux, and Glory, P‘neiope frigate, and Coated and Virago gun-brigs, on a cruise; Wablitsnaue packet, Roberts, for Lis bon, with Mails. DtAL, JAN. 19. &Ned the Vesuvius bomb, for Sheerness. Came down from the River, the Perssoers•ce, for the East Indies ; Duke of York, Brows, for Constantinople; Reerkers, Soper, for Grenada; and the Remitraisee, Law, for New York. Arrived and sailed for the River the Surma. —, from Virginia, in '2B days passage; Amities, Black burn, and the Mentor, Christie, from Lisbon. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gs ~,,, wn, Dac. 19...—Passerl by the Santa Marla, Gus. toff, from Lisbon; Hibernia, Wilkinson, fresn Petershiurgh; and the Duchess of Northumberland, Smith, from Meisel.—. Sinlrd the Suns, Wilkinson, for Gibraltar ; Duckworth ' —, for Teediliksi Enterpr:se, Cale, for Surinam; Naiad, Ortle; and the abeasin Packet, Hindowarsh, for Jamaica. FROM SI7VRDA Y lin GAZSITE. PAILTIIIRShIIIPS DISSOLVED. . Jelin Bothwell and Jonathan l'andlebury, at lo Moms, in the county of Lancaster, muslin manufacturers- Dec. 31, 11105. James %%aft and Clizaboth Wood, of Little &ikon, in the *minty , of Liincastfir.'innkeeners. Jan. 10,1606. Elisabeth Nicola and Elizabetii Upton, of Pbseylleine, Cam • berbill. bee. 15, 1805. • - • Thanes Warham and Thomas Smith, at lAtediataille county of Yea*, and at Burninghtm, in the county of Wenri, k, liar& waremen and ironmongers. Jan I. 1806. Booth Hewitt and lit ichatel Gaislied, of Mincing-lane, in the city of Loudon, vrirreand brairely-morchants. Dec. 51, 1805. Robert Wllitsia and Witham Judd, at the (bunting house, No. 3, Ono-lane, St. Mary •hiU, vino and Inaudy.merchatits. Jan. 14, 11105. WitUam Threlkeld, of Halifax, in the county of York, de. eseurid, and Jab Orton Hughes, of the mute place, merchants. Did. Si,lSO5. John Blaeklock and IVitliam Bawler. of Kemal, in Stough. tun, in the coonty of Lancaster, calicn.printers. Jae. 9,1836. Stomp Martin and John Hurt, both of Stockport, in the Emmy of Chester, Nat manufacturers. Jan. I, 1806. Samuel Llopl, of Pendle-hill, in the county of Lancaster, and John Lindholm. .f tintbvin and county if Kingston.upon. Hull, dilation Sep. 111, 1805 `Monies ExamandJanses Hackett, of Charles-street, Charles. square, Heaton, ahrsernakers. Jon. 14,18 )6. Walter WSW' in/ Jelin Wilkes, of Stearbridge, in the county of Worcester; heimnercharits, recut, chandlers, and tea-dealers. lan. 6, 1106. Joseph Sutton and Constantine Senjamie Chilton, of the eity of (lath, in the county of Somerset, plumbers and gluier. 'tn. 11, 11106. Jahn Maitland Timms, Rdiediaw. Jen. 1, 1806 Sassed Smoke an 4 John Grime, of Ifulme, in the county of Lancaster, eusamosnobresrem. I ter 7, 1805. Sir Slower SMITH hoisted his flag, on Thursday, on board the Pampa, at Plymouth. A bill has been found at the Surrey Sessions against Baron Homy ascii, and four of his do mestics, for an assault on a Mr. Banos, of Bat tersea. Thursday, a wherry, with two gentlemen on board, was upset between Strand-lane and the Old Bargc.house, by a gust of wind and rain. The gentlemen, being good swimmers, reached a raft of timber unhurt ; hut the waterman struggled some rime under the boar, and was sinking, quite ex hausted, when he was picked up by a boat belong lag to a (Vest-country barge, which had put off to their assistance, on observing the accident. General Sir J. Molar, en his way to the Sub scription Ball, at Canterbury (in honour of the late brilliant naval vietory, and for the benefit of the widows and orphans of the men who 101 l on that occasion), in ends-a►oowing to avoid a carriage, seas rode over by a servant. bat happily mistaisird no material injury. .; - .. , b7lwgi. • • • •• j ,: . . 17111 1111t.K171. • c4tage.66-1 . •'-'• COT: N-E XCH ANGlialloas V, 3's. VI. The rte.'. nnporU vi Wheat today aro very diamerows, I srgo supplies on hand; tine samples ..re cheaper, and mien. , tee hear', of cafe . ; Barley is eery plentiful, and forthei rl.• elates in price: hoe Malt in short supply ; many White Gray Pe .s, and each are liner; hating hut few Wean., the. ..re ready sale, and keep frill as dear. There are Isuge supplies of Oats, and this trade is dull of wide, at less price, particularly the infectorsort. Flour is quoted nearly at the terms of last week. • CIIRRRNT PRICE. OF .RAIN. Wheat 4Ba 410. 68.. ' Eton. ( .. . 50 , 56.. Oda Fine do Rye sr, 40. 01. 1 (lota, 25. 26. 29 , Barley "8 . . 344. rd. Poland' 30s 31. Od Malt. ..........65. ils Od. R a,* Seed 39 421 Od W hits Pars.... 34.. 411. Od I Fine Flour 604. 65. NI. Go, Paris jo. 34: Orl Owe, „ , by, Ogg Or , RETURN OW %VHRAT l 4 MARE LANE, Ind acting *idly front the 6th of Jan. to the ft* 1,1484 i. agreeably to thence Act. .• • . a. d. 6. I'd • 73 Quarters at 76 245 —.awes. at 67 334 at 77 391 at , 66 396 _-- at 76 644 —a-- at 6.5 69 --. at 73 6 292 ..--- at 64 6 446 at 75 408 -.----. at 64 61 at 74 6 *67 at 61 523 --- at 74 487 --•-•• at 61 270 —.-- at 73 535 at. 40 at 72 C 24 --a— at 59 144 a-a-- at 71 510 -•—•• at 5i COO at 70 209 at 55 306 .--. at 69 380 -- at 51 542—. at 68 I 13 at 511 Total, 9,500 Quarters.—Average 675. Sid. Os. lid. lower than last Return. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-I.ANE. Castaway 7Ol Od to 80t 04 per cot. Coriander l4l Od to ISs Od Treks Red Clam 564 Od to 85s Od Fine Old White ditto Ols 04 to 92s Cd Rve-Grass 13s Od to SO+ Od While Mostard Seed. B. 0.1 to 154 Oct per bushel. Woof* ditto 9. Cd to 141 04 Tareip lOs Od to 16+ Od Broad *ens 24. Od to 40s ltd per quarter. Loos Pods 26s Od to 364 Od Tares Caere 44s Od to 584 Oa In 5:4. PRICE OF HOPS . NAOS POCIIIITS. Kant 61 Gs to 71 7s Kent .61 —s to II IS Sussex.... .61 --s to 7: --s i Suoex 61 --a to 71 16s ?MAX 61 ...4 to 71 —.4 I Farnham._ 91 —.mull .....s - • PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. SAT AAAAA IT. /ANSI's Hae....21 Ills a 41 10s —d Hay SI 101 a 41 6s Sosw..ll lus a 11 19s , —d New 01 Os a 01 Os Clover 41 4s • SI Ss Straw ll Ss a II 189 SMITHFIELD, Marx.T, Jaw. TO. Tv unk tha O6l—per Stew of Beef 49 Sd to i 9 I Veal .ss 6d to 6. Sd Mutt0n.....45 Sd 14 Ss • sti I Pnrk........4s Sd to Ss 4d Head •f Cattle this Day, Beasts, abw•t MOO —Sheep and Lambs, 12,500. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. By the Carcase. Beef Ss ed to 4s gd I Veal 4s 64 to 61 4d Mutton ..4. 04 to 44 114 Pewit 4a 84 to 51 44 PRICE OF TALLOW St. James's Market.. 4s 14 I Yellow Russia.. 674 6d 62s 04 Clare Market 4s 11 White ditto .... —es 67s 64 Whitechapoi Market 4s 0} Soap ditto • • —..s —4 67s t d r ef St our of situ. —.—...... Melting Stuff... •SU 37s Gel 12s 24 Ditto rough se., 404 Average Price... 4e 14 Graves .. —et lid Two Tallow... —s 79s 6d Good Dregs..... Yellow Rasp, —is a Tfis....Motticl, 564--Curd, 90s. Price of Candles, per dos. 11;. 041.-seMoulsis, 194 od. s. , PRICE OF LEATHER. SOH', 10 to 561 b. each Ditto, GO to 651 b. each 45.1 to 264 Merchants Racks 2i4 to .23. ' • Dressing Hides.. 2ld to Rid Fine Ceeth Hides 2'd to 2401 • Crop Hides he cutting va to 124 i Flat Ordinarr tOd to 21i Calf Skins, 30- to 401 b. per Doosn 216 d to 40d Ditto, 50 to 701 b.,. Old to 89d (es Ditto, 70 to 00th. .36d te ebd 2 Small Seals (Greenland) 394 to 42.4 li s Large ditto 120 s to 1801 per''--- - Tanned HOTS* Hides 051 to 31s per • ratterisall.•tr , t, T.oodoo, ent,C4lltA . 4.. - , 7 It I ii , npflatld 94101111., late 4111asioestall , treet, Lnua,n, merchant - - II CP RTIFTC.‘TES. 7'eter Coven, of Brighthehnstone, ia the county of 5,,,.. e , , lut.en-drape.. dealer •nd chattinan. .• ill. Jo-.epli Eralsle, late of Illaiasborough, in the county el Lincoln, 1:,.t. banker. . John Michael Sheraton, of the town 0: To f fees, to t i le eu , 4 , 1 • of southa. ol .l..l, silerman. 4Pai'ly an.. Lh...Potan.. 11 - hontas Stiversales, late of Wetherby, in the 'money of Y or k, 161.13 draper. . . ~ 7• . • William Furlec, of - puke-Wait. Linc.benelme-Gelds, in i i i , county of Middlesex, gold heeler • ,_ DIVIDEND PAY ARIA AT 0111LbtIAL. - TO-NIONIt•PN. II. Thomas !Mot, Jennyn.streA, St. Jamees, MAdkeeit„ gal.) aid silver laermatt. . . . o - - . -- -- -.....—--- .-............—.-... . PM IC9 t.ll , sTt.n..:bs. YF.STkRUAT. Rank Stork 09, [ 3 per Cent. Re•loced 9 per Cent. Coos 59. di& .• 4 nor Cont. ' 7 III S par Lent. Nary l 9lll Lou; .4,.ti,litiee l7l 17 1-16 If* i.rtal,3 per Ce:tt Indi t Pam& Par 111 faCto. EX .I'lealtser Bills ls. 1.. pre.,.. Sug;ksh Lottery Tickets ..... ......... 191. 1••*. C nsol. for T RISII, stock-brake/. No. 4, Carob It, and 9, Charing.e.., CRICK OF IRISH S roc,: s—Jete. 14. Gov. Stock, 34 per Cent. Davi, 5 per Ceot . •• • Ditto Sto-k. 3 per Cent 99; COURSE OF EX( Inountriarb S 6 8 it U. 0111,0 Stet ds 9 Rotrat.lar. , ll 19 2 U. tia , oburgh 9S • gill Altona : ... 13 9 21:r. Paris 1 d ata 45 12 INtn. 26 —2 U. R..indeaux .. 1516 --nipper Dino Si 'Rev. Madnil ......... —in paper Ditto 3O dtect. 1 , 48na 98 bighorn S2 Naples 44j Dublin on London (i 4 Belhht on London (Jan Belfast on Dablin ( Dim 'H rtbIGE--J sr . 17. 47 Vestal 99} Lisboa 6ll Upon* 141 U••11I.n Cork l3 nostouw. 1. • 4. Pontos, Goad ix Cr.ma end so.. 98. •••••• Nt • D..l9blottais. • • New S,lver in eats New Nick Ave oft the I4.nk al Heilaa4 34 Per Cant. 3. ....i1l 101 01. 61 41ays... BIRTH. On Sundae morning, In Park-street, Quorum-Iquart, the Countess or Banbury, of a daughter. DEATHS. On the 4th inst. at his seat, at Nunwell, in the Isle of Wight, Sir William Oglender ; Bart. who is suiseer*d by his son, John OgLinder, Esq. At Gatehouse, Edinburgh ; in the eth instant, James Driitb, Esq. aged 73, one of the oldest and most resnectati:a inhabitants of that place. He bad • envie which he kept fur forty yeasts, acid oade.eil it to be broken on the day of his burial. On SorMay se'maigl4, at which Mr. Genes* Top. ping; aged 61, fifty one of whith he has been in the uccu,o• tine of a huntsman. ' • Dadingts•E p Taesday last, Mr. Mirk reetum, *lied .1 . _ inch illAtElr 'DAY AT LONDVN itit) , .L. ,• lit Min aNJI. I Even .... 40 min. aft,. 3. . sAtt_.s:tir AtfcM, . %; • • STR AN D. LESS!. HTOGR 11 TRADE, ;RIP HOUSEHOLD ' FURNITURE."' BePETER CONE, BURRELL, and FOSTER, Op the Premises, No. an, Strand, opposite Beaufort Nut& ing4, - THIS DAY, at Eleven o'Clock, by Older of i•Arrusienii•of Melilla. Ingrain and Saxton, ll.iitro.„ rrHE LEASE of .thnst definable PIIEVIStI, • A held foi en unexpired Term of Fititien Years, At 1401 pet Annum : towetl.er with iliweal while SFOCk. in TR 41)1F,, coesittieg uf a general Asinrtment of Ladies', Genii..eon% and other Ira's, td venom Descriptions, in prime Conditioe ; alto the Modem trriihehold Furniture, conspreing lofty moo ;Am and oth e r beduraik, with ch.nia hailing', t rod b,'Js and bidding; inahoiany drawer., abler, and chain, window curtain., carpets, Oie*, and kitchen fomitwe. Mai , be viewed this day,. when Patualiers aid Quieter, may be had on the Preniiiia; of Mmirs. Phillips and Ward, Solicitors, Howard..treet, Strand ; and of Mews. Peter Cexe, Berrell, end Foster, Throgniorten-street. N. DADLEY, NEAR RARNEF, HERTS; ESTATE, WITH DESIRANLE RESIDENCE, AND TWENTY-OPE ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND. By Mr. JAMES DENEW, (By Order of the Executor), at his AuOlen Rnnm, Charles street, Berkeley squarer on TUESDAY, February 4, at Twel.e, np Owe Lot, AVALUABLE and very Desirable FREE. . HOLD ESTATE, situate in the social and cheerful of Hadley, • beautiful and much-Bewiented part of the cows , of 'WIS, within one mole of Barnet, eight of ILitfield, awl twelve (row London, the late property and re. soignee of Wi.L.m War•l, Esq. deceased ; comprising an ex. ceeditig convenient derhing, containing on the ground flour, • handsome D.seing.ron,n arid Ithe.kfait Parlour, Dining a,. d Sitting 11.0•0111, six hest Brd ehtnibssr. and Attics, good Or how, exclli•nt Coach-houses ' and braWa t g for Eight Ho n ,, Rrewhouse, Wash-house, Laundry and other Ourebuthlir gs„ and Pleasure-corn Is panty walle t in, Shru'abeiy Walks, ten fine She is of Water, liege Gwden, rich Meadow and Pasture Lnid, beautifully ilvi i iowd, and well winded, in the whole, swim 53 Acne, within a Ring Fence, with extensive Right of Common. To be viewed preceding the Sale. Particulars may be bad on the Pienii•es; Rising Sun, Hitchin ; Salisbury Ann, Hatfield ; White Dart, Edgware; Gr-en Man, Eruct e Flask, Highgate; at Garraway's ; Mr Greeneett, Solicitor. Bewsinessu strict, Maiy-lwbonne • and of Mr Densest, at hit Auftion Room, Charlei.street, lritcleytaquare. dnym. hi4t. COAL-MARY ET. Jan. 20. Sltipa at Market. Sold. SI ..Ndreaole 9 4,1 64 a Ns 6d 1.. Sunderland 0..•... Os Od a —1 Id I..St um Cool 0 Os fd a 01 . MEETINGS Of CREDITORS AT GUILIMIALL, IPSIS DAT. M. N. Henry Hens*. Great Comm street, Russell-square, Middle's., baker - 3 10 Abmloin Marsh, AA/ate, London, ic wallet - 3 10 John Wright, Neegate street, I...indon ' grocer - 2 12 John Cote, late of Ramsey, Iluntingdon.hire, mercer 2 11 James Deltas', Brodsted, Kent, mealman - - 2 10 James Pendred, Brook-green, Hammersmith, Middle sex, dealer and chairman - 2 10 John Lee is, GoAen square, St. James, Westminster, Middlesex, apothecary - - 1 1U DIVIDENDS. John trim , Lamh's-Suildings, nuithill-row, Middle. sex, carver and tiller - 12 James Coleman, late of Clare-market, St. Clement's Danes, Middlesex, poulterer 111 James Upton, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwelll, Middle sex, pocket hook-maker - 12 Jahn Williams Uther, now or law of Sueling-green lane, Clerkenwell, vitkualler - Id Jobe Watson, late of Liverpool, Lancaster, merchant 12 Aylmer S topes, fkitwell-Prier, Oxford, dealer and Chap man 1 William Blacklock, Ratlthone-place, Middlesex, dealer I. glass arid earthenware - 11 James Cruckshanks, Gerrard-street, St. Ann, West minster, Middlesex, metal-sash and fan-light mais terbium . 10 John Watson, late of Liverpool, Lancaster, merchant 10 John Stainsby, Cornhill, London, woollen draper - 1 John Evans, late of Whitrechapel-road, St. Mary, Whitethapel, Melange, china-man -1! James Barlow, Mouinouth-street, Middle's:, tallow chandler - 10 Hears Ashley Keeble,Peckhaln, Surrey, surveyor - 12 Richard Less, Codield S. Penees, Wilstliire, shop- keeper - 1 Charles Weston and Robert . Weston, Irtater-latie, Cheapsisle, London, wagehinis.•mati - 10 Thomas Almond, ;ate of Dowgair-hal, London, mer chant • - 10 France Roberts, St. Martites.courti St. Martin's-lane, • Miad , etwes, mercer . -.. • • 10 - . Robed Permian Butchys lore . !( I.awrenee rountnry- ' lane, lotith•n, wine. t - .10 James fisiden; the yielociiy, late of Clii , steme st?ept, St. Mori .4a-bonnati Midollionr,•carptioer - 10 .b.ha Ilvtotb ht, al . .qqvultillilkiley, Los‘lbn, a y. chub' - • ~w il i a,4 . . • - 111 tkul Hrfiald Siemme 'al . cto4.e: I.'e of By Mr. J.:ME,S 'ANEW, (Br Order of the su.visi..g T)rvisees in trust,) at his Aueliora knom, in Ch.r:es-street. Berkaler-sq:isie, on TUESDAY, the 4th of Febrisery, at Twelvr, in ei g ht Lois, 'THE very VALUABLE COPYHOLD ZS -11 TATk,S, situate at Barnes Putney, Wandrwortb, Rich mond, arid Kew, in the CoJetty of Surrey, the property of the late Henry Ilunt, Esq. deceased; coinpr,ing the eight following Publie.houscr, in great trade i—The Bull's field. publi.-house, at Barns; Castle, Put , sey, with Tien small Houses; ;lie Fight 56.114, Putney; Antelope Wandsworth; Tore* Tuov„ Duke's-one, Richmond the I,iloor.elsop, Red Lion. Richmond ; and the Rose rd CreWn. on Kew Green The *hot.: let on !caws, to Mr Juhn War ing, of 'which Eight Yr•sirl are unerpired, at n:d rent', amount . ing to only tOdt. per Annum, but capable of An increase of ne.rly double the present Kent, at the Exp.ianua of she existing Leases. The respect ye Houses to he slowed by leave of the Ti. nants, of whom printed pirtieular; luny be hid : also .t Gar. eaway'a ; and of Mr. Renew, at the Auction Room, 0131.111%. 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