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. proceeding, the public mind would btt MI , ! ' est. they hoped, at kiwi, that ii it did appeitt air wa p y u . blic prints, it melt Le **presented in a . . . The Sotscirna•Gseite AL unshed. that lit w.sc ~ tu he in the public prints, be hoped, at Wit. it would .not be na;d for. • Atter some further int.rlorannry conversation be• Forte . • tweeis the S ,liciinr-General and Mr. H et, on the one bide, and Mr Thompson mid Mr. Agar , - _ --.. . on the ti , other— .. , X..ie Luso Cm saceiddrut diewtecl that the no '.. , asssary.afh I ivirs should be made. and the parties . seer v d personally with notice. Th e bu s i ness was ... . then orchirod to come •oo during the first seal a ft er ~. . term. . ........w..— , r METING OP THE FRONDS OF MR. Slit- AMAX AhD SIR S. MUDD. About SOO of 'he friends of these two Camas men, who hare been 'Wiled Representatives for Wectrninster, met on Thursday at Willis's Rooms, where a most elegant and sumptuous dinner was presided for them. The toasts which were given immediately aim* dinner. were— The Kier TieQoaran arirl Prince of Wales. .Tl.e tiniuortal Memory rat Mr. Fox. The tree awl IndepeaMat Elector of Westminster. 'Various excellent songs were sung. These of Captain Skene and Mr. Digaum were particularly . _ auded. COURT Or RINTs MOIL u ntsTs 4l NaTER "'No v . ~..*. Th appl e keelthe er Mr. Mieridan and sit smile tined. . -. ?Kr anus a. OEO. rt. P•UNCR. were given by the Chairman, end drank with en .. • sTbit Defendant was brought up for final jildr • rbusiasm by the whol e com p an y. Mr. Sass ID4PI then rose, and spoke as follows : men. th;s tine, f a r publishing various malicious _ " I have frequently, in the course of our Elec- InSek against Sir M. M. Lopez, Ban. ; the panicu-t 1 it my diny to tue and return my most lan of whieh were given in our Paper of Wednesday 1 r grateful thanks to you, for the honour you have , lest. Atter very severe animadversions upon the done me; but I never have done in with emotions nature and heinousness et his offence, by Mr. due- degree I '. 'ice (:cost,(:cost, he was sen te nced to t wo yes" impri-g os heartfelt gratitude, than I do upote this any. ' , lenient i i N •wgate, and to be struck off the Roll Some etiquette of the rank of Privy Counsellor gives of Attorneys of that Court. me, I understand, a priority to tbe gallant Adage MANDAMUS. .ral. Believe me. Gentlemen, I sheald sM in wieb * Me' W'ait's ' tweed fee 3 ' nit nilfeinks"" to be to see that priority conferred upon him whose .: efire3 to . the Archbisliqp of Caoterbury. requiring I .i. i n ssue his kat. commanding the 'V , car Ge. - netal. and Arthdeacon of the Arches. to admit Dr. merits better deserve your gratitude a n d estima tion. I have heard it hinted, that in my advertise. mem, there was something like a refleition throw k . :. • Nichotts- illighmore, to praflise as an advocate . in nut against my friends. I beg to assure them, that the Con:tetanal Court. keit had been already n''' I meat to express myself as being most grate*/ rutted trdm the Archbishop for this purpose, but the for their exertions ; but, I must say, that I have 'corporation of the Ecclenastical Court refused to been segligeot, in being too sanguine in the goo* .. admit him, on the groun d s o f hi s h av i ng ta k en nem of our cause. I see that there has been le l `Deaconf Orders in the University of Camb rid g e. great oversight in this part of my conduit, especi ' 'TO this he replied, that once having intended ally whet I think of the commencement of the Pero into the Churah. he had taken Deacon's orders. speech of Demosthenes, which I have heard more • but never was ordained, and he proceeded to show. sham imee quoted by your lace Representative, Mr. from many precedents in the records of UM Coen. Tim. In that speech, Demosthenes tells the Atha ** Deacons had been admitted Advocates. B y n i mv , that if they had used every exertion, he woald deir charter. however. it was necessary to appeal to think their situation desperate; but when he found the Yiakore, upon the next visitation. T h e visitor., , a want demotion had bees used, he Itillentenain •OM Uri High Chancellor , the tw o basest"' c " ed hopes of overcoming the enemy. I say, that if ' Matte, sad the Lord Privy Seat, haviag investigated ovary Nag had hiss done that alight have been din mater. Into of °Pini s. that thehasi seine doom, I should have bean sainted that our ante , rialkftion in this ease. Sonse months ers podends- pain had stood upon the poll at all. Our enemy —or a., *logs tanker being done. when , at last, Dr. .._ wm debit in a degree of ungeatletnatily scurrility, Wows, swamped a letter from the Archbishop, en this occasion, that really makes ma ashamed to laMemeog hurt. that had withdrawn his Jim . and have wine into the gooiest with him. I hive ab sso_ _. b 's eaa s sake .."'", to aPPlitot° th e Can " of lin g 's stained from such Murrilities ; but wheat falsehoods omen kit a somments. had made the Canon were uttered, I found it necessary to contradia Leer bre mode , for a series of years, and it would them ; and whei marri ) ity has • been used, I have isn ' er he 4 greet hil t __ ae b• P le s essed fruit ' treated it with et:attempt. As to my Colleague. I • . pea-mug me a* is tneir Court. must observe, that he is as inadequate. te.guer Th e ft L o rnahape wine 4 opinimt , that, on the words of abum, as ha is incapable of detervint .41111 dal- of 'the taUeat they ant" a " " stain a them lam &swabbed, that *oft who hive *ma , sdae llinthe a s e t.th ie ' llate a re . and therefore direaed the such expression open the hussies% should have :..111 1 amereeto uninnsol . ON he furnished with other deco- been so clumsy at it ; the mob have dole'frwid.i..tarrate, *as ' 111411ii00 it to the Court early in the greater ability and good hansom.. The Elatiaa , rearm sem - being now ever, no ouch scurrility shall be paid at ' Lard ELLlNillittotlin intimated, that some rule *DIU re * • in the nest term, respecting -i mp s tamed tion to. a. i As amd to i th bi e Petition to Pa:Lament, which attention tot and, nit ahellialeedatella ' p us "' eculeie lf.P f ek-O d g ment ' - knot to cost trut •sh , I have no ohjeSion, that 1111 ' .11ornattiseIrtat Incoaveniesee which arose by their . _ . have a subscription. To . .finesate up en hoe In the term, the Court "Wasp- sit,rillenauslasr. also I must notice, that there is =lrdwoieed skew atm which they will Rot be smal l ; ids ost feel apprehension from the till the following tens. . 1111111411 the** day of Michaelmas Term, a pedifititalleillefloartanntry. There is a man upon the Continent, Wen is at the head of the poll wi t h a . 4 .Itvelbt nhmhor of-motion. *on disposed of, b u t no- elit• thing anther ofany public aotariety. vengeance • qed, lam afraid, that with him we can .r. • have little prnapThifitat ecrutinising. 4 stild ask July POLICR. man to my, witleber there arer,existetsuch a mama for pride, real iiiinhageserosity, charity, and bone -me-- violence. between Pea and measures, as at than 11 ; OW.STItiIT. and less disposition to oppress the poor, than exists On Monday evening, a man-servant, in one of at the present moment." Mr. Sheridan then con tinue offices, Somerset-House, enticed a girl of the eluded by returningtheaks to the Meeting. ee " to him MaLee ` e p artreeca ' The g irl fiedin g Sir Salute. Hoop then addressed the company. bie was not • gentleman. iasined upon 'goins He said, that sensible as he Vat of the honour done away. but he refused, locked the door, an to him, he could only repay it by thing both in Par. drew a sword to terrify her into ac vies- and at sea, is the manner most conducive to cease., The girl flew to the window to open their benefit. , it aad call fir Resistance, but he prevented her. Mr. Su sa IDA N then proposed— !. —At hurls, she became resolute, and he, in Ti.. health of Lord fillenville arid success to the commits .. revenge, put a slight rope round her waist, an d' of ilk Majesty's Ministers in beh alf of thaw couauy. '• ... farcf,i her out of the window. The girl clung for «one time to the stone work, till her nails broke, and . *her tiligets could hold no longe ; when, the tope . giving way, she fell into the area, two stories deep. Major Downs was *en called on for a song, and he gave a parody rdative to KT. Cobbett. Me. Paidl. Mr. Gibbons. Mr. Atvtlingli lac. which' was much applauded. . .Her cries, when forced out of the window, caused The Duk. of verb, end the Army—was then drank with ; c o me cri...f.e inhabitants to trace from whence they t i,,,,, t i mes th ree . proceeded, but when they di:covered her, they Mr. Pers. Moose proposed— tnitqcl she was senseless ; she at length recovered, Th• wooden walls at Old Mom. and providentially none of her limbs were broken ; Mr. Suzattran neat drank— )bur she bad received several violent bruises on her The teehh et Lem Gardner. htad and various parts of h-r body. When she On which the ton of that gallant Admiral returned !V l ', conveeiag • twili t the fellow, with the greatest thaaks to the company. *Ntpliolute, opene, windo.e, inquired what was The Cn•tilleAn gave, as a tout, Se lbatter,and affeilleda total ignorance of the caws. itt T h ,;_ i s ---r ng. -I Candid. '" for Maidiaial. " ll4t * Maillah a " (% Wodaesday,the young woman was sufficieotly To wts ' ich Mr. Met. ens, jun. the nephew of one of recovered to apply for a warrant at Bow-street Of- these Gentlemen, returned thanks by making a very Le. Oa Thursday, filit.t.za apprehended him, elegant and appropriate speech, and (owing to his and look him before Mr. Re•n, who ordered him not having been in the room when the toasts were to find bail for the outrage and assault. before given) he concluded with drinking— Yesterday, .(mtter 'foresee', JahaTattersail../4011111 The health's of Mr. Sherman', Sir Samoa Mood, and the i Pnerwe, and Withers Wilk, four soldiers belonging to free and independent k.leetors of Westminster. ' the C.ldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, were On this.being announced by the Chairman, Mr. brought before Mr. Bolin and Sir WILLI/in Pam- Saintlier observed, that the cell and station ex sass, charged with feloniously stealing nine dozen pressed that night, would outstrip. all possib l e ex- Pt o'd red port, the property of Mrs. Butler, of the pre ores of his gratitude. If the Gentleman in the Qmen's Head Public House, in Tavistock-rein, Chair, and his gallant companions, went on in such Gwent-garden. eloquence, he thought that he would need to leave It appeared that the Prisoner, Hargraves, was then to speak in the Senate, and they might send qt' sacred capon the Prosecutrix, and that he had him to the eel. /Loud arnersei.) contrived, by means of a screw, to,opea the wine, della? *bor. an r d bad consumed the whole of Mr. SIIIRMAP then proposed as a toast the Ag the crock of eld port, except nib' bottles. The The Earl ef Harr ton. This toast was drank with enthusiasm, and the - roht.vry was discovered by the mhos Prisoners fre- Earl's two sons, who were present, respenively re pontly visiting him, and empty bottles being found turned expressions of their gratitude for the honour .. , hi, bed-rows), and seen in their pockets, and they ' likewise being frequently observed to be intoxicated. done to them father. The Christen es then proposed— Lietitenant.Colonel Battey, the Colonel of the Tilt health ei Mr. Peter M 00... ?risme& company attended, and proposed that Vie Upon which occasion that Gentleman made a ?risme . . should be given over to blibiary•punish- speech, which we cannot at present enter into; hut Men'. which the Magistrates end the Prosecutrix it is sufficient to set, that it was with his usual de- Agreeing to, it was accordingly done. gree of elequence. -.._ __-___,...-...... Mr. SMItRIUAN then propcned— ,, rhe r chan ge of q uarters took place, on 'rim health 01 Colonel I' Ilutt . ~.: . a t „ ~ J a ; newng u s , i sri:hs in some of toe Militia corp s on the Who, after returning his thanks, drank the health of i nisli Misers marched from Heal to all the Committees, celbitivrly and individually. iti;;;;!;il! C a — rme , fi ,7 t r i ers at Dover; the South Lincoln, l'he health of Mr. Thomas Sheridan was next f rom D o ver to liytlieund the redoubts in that tie- proposed, and Mr. Sheiiian his, father, in his sun's oi ly ; and the Ito) al Radnor Militia Irons Hythe • to absence ( he having tszired), made a suitable ad dress. e take the duty at We lab near Deal. t PROLOGUB TOIS MOW PLAT OP ADRIAN AND ORRILA ; ON. A MOTUER'S VERGE A NCR. Written by Lumley it. George Skeffiniton, Spoken by Mr. Ironton. Limo has the STB4II, determin'd to impart Such scours alone as 'meliorate the heart, lived from all avant's+. with rigid wear ' Mu betray.which corrupt, and maxim, that betray. With elevation now the alteed Muse_ That praise rejects, which virtue should refuse r In ratites rose no vivid colour saes. Unless that civilness this Just can please ; In leitt's gay brilliant owns no sparkhug gem, Unless shawl as brilliancy by there; Proud of no praise, of no distisicti.ni vain, Unle distinguiehl in the moral Min. Celebrity she holds as disrepute And scorns all laurel horn a shameful rest ! Licentious follies rarely interveer, And truth, and sense, and honeor, claim the scene ! When Lew: distress shall in our story rite, Lot sight break forth—for those are N a s rake. When persecuted Worth in grief app•ars, Be menden weep—for these are Visa ca 's tears. Rut to our Author: Lien M1A...111c B.ao Solicits, but in vain, a long regard • Form)! to Musa the FAIIIII.O of the DAT, They, like that fashion, swiftly par away. They gain, at most, employ'd in stub a cause, Uncertain honour, fugitive applause:— New hopes, now (ears, bitenzsoue Men compose, Half mak by them, awl just upheld those; Fee in our days, when Love voiles to sting. Grief follows joy, and praises censure bring. This, Wave and Hiumna, end the Carrie few, HMO let me paw, and. La DIEN plead la pea I Tee, fee whose favour ev'ry Wit is Wright, All Critic comment, awl all Hews fight ! Protection from the fair et once conveys Ample renown coesolidated praise ; For TIIIITN ICLOWIUdget, in ffaTtlelei name, The smiles of /MA OTT are the wreath of FA let ! Vrg'd still by them, by their reward impreeed, Each noble passion animates the breast ; They form the heart to eery aim rebind, Exalt, delight, and dignify mankind! N4EPAL INTELLIGENCE. ------ sitter ICFION. _ EXTRACT Of • LITTER, SATZ!) SOFT. 6, 1806, AT RCA, OFR TUE MT OF ST. DOMINGO. A very gallant and spirited attempt was made by Lieutenant Joseph Lewis. of the Alnoadria, with the boats of that ship, on the morning of the 24th of Augustoo cut out of Rio de la Plata. a Spanish Pen on the Coast of South America, a niece* brig and a guards costa schooner, which have for some time past materially injured the Jamaica trade. The boats were dispatched in the night of the 8!d, under the command of Lieut. Lewis, in the barge. accompanied by Lieutenant Nagle in the launch, a cutter, with Mr. Smith, Master's Mate. and the *jolly boat ; but, most unfortunately, from the dark ness of the night, and not having sufficient land starlets know he place by, they rowed ail night without being able to 'find it, and consequently re served en board the ship (at anchor) in the morn ing. The enemy, from the circumstance of see ing a frigate lying off their port, now prepared themselves for an attack, which has proved of the most melancholy consequences. Lieut Lewis. with his detachment, set 4 again on the night of the 28d, towed wi th in six or seven miles of the place by the Gracing* 'chattier, which joined us here la the most determined manner, moved into the harbour under a tremendous 6re of grape-shot, from three well ereEted batteries, and an immense _ fire of Spanish musquetry, as well as from both vessels, which they instantly boarded, having forced their crew to desert them. They were now em ployed, amidst this galling fire, ten hours and twenty minutes, in endeavouring to get the vessels clear for towing, but without efea, for the Spaniards bad, in the course of their preparatiors, hauled them aground, stripped them of their sails and running rigging. sad lashed them to thirshore. so that it was impossible to remove them ; and as the men were now fast falling ha the boats, it was deemed proper to destroy the vessels, which was completely offeded, and they retreated under an incessant fire, nail-they were out of gun-sbot. It is with extreme coneera I add. we had 19 of the best of the ship's company killed and 'wounded ; and, for the information of their relatives, I send your their names. KILLED. William Flail, punnets Mote; Charles Chimes, Seaman; Daniel Crawly, Seaman; haat Inner, Seaman; and Jim. Thomas, Morino. sant.• WOUNDED. Mr. Alfred Smith (slam dead), Master's Mate; Mr. Mae. Midahipetan; John Gatkosay. Qoartin Mama; John WHIMS Carpenters Mate; Benjamin Seal, Sailiseker ; W. Manticork, Seaman; John Sy woe, dime; he. Moselwalle, ditto; Ise. Franklin, ditto; and John Tally, Marine. IILif.NTLY WOUNOID. Joseph Levi; 11'qm I.leineimat ; Edmond Nagle, Smiled I.,euteilant ; and Mt. ileary, Gunner. PO4ll K lllOl% 27. Sailed His Majesty'.. ships Nagel and Briiliant, on a entitle ; einr, for the Downs ; and the Daring. and Jiconatant, for Guernsey.—Wind S.W. PL. ?MOUTH, soov. SC. Arrived the Led, Warren armed ship, from a cruise ; and the Neptrae, Cozans, from Newfound land. DeAL. MOT. 27. Came down from Sheerness, and sailed to the Westward, the Consul frigate; also His Majevy's ships Alogaificens, for Plymouth ; Regalas and Hermes, for Portsmouth ; Trottsperse, and many gun-brigs, for the Ftench coast ; the two Berwick smacks, (having on board part of the 27th, or Enniskillen Regiment) for Cowes ; Lei f r and Explosion bombs, with the Droonnes East Indianian, and the rest of the outward bound, Btc. under convoy for Ports mouth.— - W sad N. .W. CORN-EXCIIAhGE—Nor. 24. Wheat, for to-day's Market, is in naidd.ing supplies, and sales, iii this tiade, ate lull, and nearly at our last prices hat samples of fine old, for mlittog, are in much return, and roarlily obtain 9 s. pet quarter. Bosley, of good quality, is do.i:er. In Malt, and Beans, of both sorts, little san a ti t , n ._ Curfew While Pim, which are at boner wit,. Them are sari few Gat AMISS!!, and those of best psalm, ate rather &mar. The terms ofFlnur continue at small Reenatlon. CURRENT PRICE or GRAIN. 54s 68.. 1121 Ream 44s. 51. Od. Eva, 04. l Tick Beans 372 Oft, Os It vs 4O• 4Ga. 04. Oats ..11 1 / 1 . 96i. Vs Barley Pk. 45, 04. I Poland' 51s. 9rill Na - t its, 7,, 04. Rape Seed 241. 281. Os Bes 01. Fine Pious 706 711 0.1 Gay Pm.. 4)5. fl.. Od. 61/5. 706 Od. MEETINGS OT =won AT GUILDHALL, on stann•T. Raw • Raai r formerly et Addle-hill. London, and late m. •a Middlesex wineantenehaat ' 2 10 Willta=ps. Rochester, !Centralia' Meek y Whitehall, Gator% Scathanipo, 2 11 commonekswey I Jahn Festival, Ntir Loodra-street, London, nor. chant • 2 It . .rutiamin BarMaley. Whitecli•pel, Middlesex, grocer 4p a Wiry Week., Edgware-teed, Saint titary•la•Bo uite „ 'Middlesex, tattier • I It • DIVIDENDS William Loggia eta Robert Slater, !delegate-stre et , London, linen-drapers • 11 Senn Mercer, U.,hridars, Middlesex, and Nicholas Mir . ear. Chatham-place, London, inealmaO • It • CERTIFIC %TES. Illward gran and Edward Hoskin., of Wappirtgadock.stmat, and Perldington•atteet, Middlesex, cual-merchann, dealers and dtapneest. liyanie, of Salford, is the county of Lancaster, ay,„ chriat, dealer and ctisontau. **lva &ping, of hcoffiehl, in the county of York, Cat. • slater. --0—..-----..---- PRICE UY srucKs, YhSTERDAY. Bank Stork 9 per Cent. lUelneerd 601 60 9 per Cent Consols . 4 per Cent 5 per Cant Navy .1 Annuitins l7 3-16 j Ann.. -16 'Pal S pet Cent s 9* Annuities • 7 15-16 Limes . gimps 6. Idkerial b . Obn Ammo.. 14162 Sleek . bilk I. Ti 3s. prem. Efetopeee Ink English Lottery Ticket, l9l IS,. Cauca tsar T. DISH. hock-Broker, . 4.dembill, amf 9, Chan fig. (get COURSE OF EEO Asttereato 34 8 2 U. Ditto at Sight 3.4. II Roue/lain 11 11 I U. H.tniburgh 34 8 241.1. A 1:..., Maria 1 day's date 24 4 Ditto s4 8 2 U. Itirdirtuz Midi id l9 paper. Date 394 effeet. Cadiz .. hi paper. Ditto sl amt. Bilbao 83$ . 1 Leib.), it 41 Gotoa .47 Dublin .it Loodortl Nov —Net. ts. Venice 52 aow C. Naples 44 Lisbon 02 Open* ..611 . BYblia l2 Cock l3 ■utttua I. I. L Portugal Gold in Coin and Ha , ' y.r ni. Nap I) abloons.. N.• Doi an 0 5 b iilest iq BM •••• ••• New Loom each . • Agio °Me Bank tra Holland, 5 pet Cent. 12. i .. 11 -0000..000nore. BI eo— On Wednesday, at Enseriden, the erii'of the Bet. Cla. resent Cattle% of Meth Waltham, Peirria,eit a sew. On Thomlar, in Hattosediarries s she eslh of Mr Chattel turirigtola, of a son. MAIN lAGILL Jahn If P, jun. Isq of W.:lla, W MO Mary Graham, length daughter of wathana gdabeei, Ea s deceased, late of the Island of Jamaica. On Tuesday last, et Biekuell. la Wantidtshise, Mr. Charles Thanks, of Marston !tall, to Mrs. Jaolurso, wound &menet of Mr John Richard., of SIPA4an. Thai Lriy, at Chelsea, by the Rev. Mi. Buckle, Vicar Ihrton, Oxon, the Rev. Warclot Marsh, leaf Of B4Olaren, tack., es Miie Marta Chown, Tikes, daughter of the late Joliu Tann Esq. of Wathriton a •k, Omen . At St. Ge.rje'e. Hanover rotnue, ay the Rev. C•ristnpher Bird, Samuel Tayloe, f.:sq of to fte.udi daughter of Win. GeStni, E.q of Hyde Peek Censer. ntAr•-rs. irbuciday. at bb mat at !Mood, near IVA:Wan, Sir Its. Bart aged Alt Wednesday marateins, aher • painful-Mims. Ur. Henry Trino4l. AMeenesm a hats Mayor of Cant?rhury. suuN wAtex, iskitme. rtes DAY; AC L.PNLY iN b1arn....24 tutu. attar 41 Eva .46 onto. attar 4. SALES BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MEDALS AND COIN,, ELECTRIFYING MACHINE, IMI'IrAL ORGAN, WITH THREE BARRELS, PLAYS THIRTY PsIO DERN TUNES, WITH DRUM AND TRIANGLE: BF.AIFTIFUL TABLB , AND BED LINEN, SET OF HANDSOME TAILS SERVICE, CAI'l CAL 00W RINGS, &c. Br Mr. BIRD, At the Crown and Rolls Great Ruorn, No. 110,"Chaleery•laan, Firm-street, 041'1VESDAY, Deestirlarr t, at !down o'Cleskl ventured horn Bflbapton, under an Execution: r rHE Fursitore compiles prime feather bads, ii hone hair mattresses superb drawitscroossi window and ',minor curtains nude :lie present inhiers, elesatit bet I or natures, carpets,' mahogany bookcase, with moralise and ward robe, prime rowlinpiece, pier and chimney glasses, rualn,gaor chairs, tabu, chesty( draviros Sole prints, rowdy (rem -el sad glued, largo handsome's damas k table Mats, eememosaimo to urns, bureau desks, Pantheon and register Mores. Wide caw, with ivory -handled keine and forks so Seat utivar medals sod coins, some scares. Catalogues to be had of she Aaselimer, Ne. 7, Newcastle. west, Strand. GIINUINE MODERN FURNITURE, WARDROBE OF FINE TABLE AND BED LINEN. TWO COWS, BA. KEE'S PATENT MANOLE, AND EFFECTS By Mr._ HATES, On the Prenti.ev Digtaer's•Hill, South Mintina, Hoar, IS miles horn Lon ddarf near Barnet, on TUEMMI rear, Dee. 5, and followihg Day, at F.teven, THE excellent modern FURNITURE, compris ing a waidrobe of tine table cod bed linen, sah , gloy bigb pre,. and trot bedsteads With Nrllihtflii. game hastier bed. and bedding. chests of drawers, Isiah/way partaut, :a• is..insat drawing and iird•roona cheiss, bet of inshog.liv .Jiirrag tables en piU.r and claw, ',audio:tie card, Pornbri;ke, diemileg table", carpets, **rant )tear Bfadt, lay 5.1, mirror ' .' window curtains. Baker's Patent Mantle .•'• nuruareua antcias Nikons: sac utility, in Bond preservation, i.vo coos in calf, a 84-ilick iron garden loner, garden light., leo carte, ere. ' To be viewed. Catalogues had en the Preen's*, at C-c Gruen Man, Barnett and of Mr. Nava, No. 5, Wel n:.‘• stieet, Carentlish•guare. souru MIMMS, HERTS. SINGULARLY ELEGAN r VILLA, WITH L.‘ THIRTEEN MILLS FROM LONDON, 'Elites FROM BARNET. Mr. BATES, , On the Premises, on TURSUAY December 4, at Eleven, r lIHE improved v a lu a ble LEASE of a de,it.thle A convenient VILLA, seated on an •minence, conimi•id• ing luxuriant and extensive views, finished in a pleasieg and containing a neat antresice, kitchen, ant domewic 01E: 1 % a small but elegant drawtil.renro, coionitirweatnv with 14 excellent dining parker, breakflst ditto, fur bed bed and offices of every de:crop:ma regain, for • •nsall On" V. coactphot.se and stabling, walled garil-n, with tinthei lawn, shrubbery, and ove.t.er land, c about 111111 aces,, the whole farming a cheerful resnleeee, a: an agr.nable distanen from town; lichl fur an unexpired seta' of 24 1"' and a half, at a very kw rent. To be viewed till the ~tie ; particulars had lt the Give i Man, name', on the Peemiru.s T and M Mr. &lief, No. Walseck.street, C..v• LONDON :—Prtnt.4 by G. DA VIPSON, Nu. 17, Uoc , Court, How-.itreet, Covent. Onrigu. and pu:l.sli•J at Ihr Office, Nu 1), Beck . of St. (A/111. 6 :it 6 C67161C/I. Strand, P. 66 W. STUCK, of No. 7, ssw Voiltuiretserg, I.one A. r , Order.‘, tc. fo r J,, P. iper , will M duly tttendad to. scat to the or eld,