The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-11-28 00:00:00

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PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 26.
Arrived n somber of West India ships, and up-
*suds of 90 sail of coasters and other vessels, under
convoy of the Unicorn and ii,ema frigates, Eugenic
itnd Cer:erc sloops, and the Chepnian armed ship,
from thi Downs.
Sailed the Bete.lobon of 7.f guns, to join the
Channel alert ; and the Pirritt, cutter.
Ships. in commission in the harbour, at Spithead,
lying at St. Hrlen's, and under Quarantine at the
Moiherbank.
gNt; 4. Cont. Cnelet.,,lrri,
rime of Wales ,ai Car C 1111111.0,0.
lltnyal Williali..
. ' Sanicon . "4 .---.. Griffiths.
alciihetio 74 —.... Wand.
! Centex 74 ......- Freeinsntle.
;.. Triumph... "4 --•—• Sir Robert Barlow.
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r. • rintallt.
Leopard. Si) ••••-••••• Austen.
to. 5O oni mane!.
Calcutta so --- Wroodriffe.
Mel immene -- Oliver.
11ic instant 44 Dickson.
Einv aim 44 Hun Blackarnod.
Gladiator... 44 Sir lute Coffin, Bart.
Aorta 4O Wood.
Chichester 4O —Su nr.
Crescent ., 95 Lord W. Stuart.
Decade .56 —it itherford.
Cerherus 'l6 —. Selby.
Medina . 36 Gore.
usteaa, (61.anish Prize
to duo)
Snieurit 56 Hardman.
Hyena . ,,,r, Fahie.
bibles .
Si --.- Lnrd %V Fitzroy.
Thisbe I.' Sheppard.
Mercury w .... i lon. Bouserie.
Pearl (Slop ship).
Burs dice la
P.ogimin. l6 --. Wenb.
Code./ ' l6 .4. Nurthey.
Harem l6 Falgecniabe.
Zeoli v r
t linker
Cider l2 Lieut. Tomlinson.
The West India convoy. for both the Windward
and Leeward Isil anis,- will certainly sail toiniorrow
or next day, as the wind blows from the eastward,
and every appearance of continuing.
neat.. Nov. 26.
Sailed the Whig 7, prints Rovl, and hiekt..l4',l-
- armed transports, under command of Captain
Watson of the Royal Navy, for Spithead.
Arrived yesterday the Afajestic armed ship, from
kith, and remains in the Downs with a large fleet
of men of war. and the armed defence ships.
P. S. Passed the back of the Goodwin Sands this
Afternoon to the Westward, His Majesty's ship the
Press's of Orange. Wtni N. E.
FROM LLOY', LIST
11120011.ttitl, N.. f 6 -..Pa.v.d '.y the Resolution, Fraser,
• bum Labrad.-m4 Prince.. of Wales, Young; and the Ann,
.I:kant, (run Aicbasegel; Nereus, Spilker, from Bremen ; liar-
' st.oty, H.ngle; and the Autumn, Stocker, from 1/music; U.
lab, %V .110, from 1.-.lr ; Nicholas anddMaiiahnridnasth; and the
tge 11,, ers,
„i,,, 71,1 giii,,i,;;inf":74,;ien: Amsterdam
Tobago. ; Albion, 0 .nt:t;',
tir .Antigsea ; Princes; of Walla:, Ewing; and the Write,
ichards. ear Gr.nada ; St. Vincent's, Bale, for St. Viiirmt's ,•
Gra..e, Taley ; Alfred, Christies Dominica, Greenleaf; and
the Johanna, Conausing, for Jamaica.
•RIHYSO.
At Liverpool the Sibley, Crandell ; and the Cornelia,
Thrasher, from Atarrehos-rata; Susannah, WillougliS,, front
New tie!-ans; Char:os Hamilton, from Liviec i Prosperity,
Do..e as, twin It.fr i ; Flora, Gaitskill; and the Henry, Wheat-
. ley, (rein Archangel
At Clyde—the Hannah, Doggeii, frnm Oporto.
At A s r—ti it Countess of Darlington, --., from Quebec.
At Waterfard.—the Print-tea Mary, Hunt, fruits Loudon;
i sad the Ann, Ryan, from eliewtoundlai 1.
At Newfoundland—the %Ventwortn, Gardr.ner, from Gra-
na la.
1 At Grenada—the Britannia, Bell, from Clyde.
At Tri-iAarl-41). F.me, Reid, fern 4 on.
At flomtnica--the Neptune, Henry, fr..ii ditto.
At Dernerars—the S 'prise, Orr, nom ditto.
At Berlice-..the &ilia's, Leith, from d.tto.
At Charlesron--the Birmingham packet, and the Sarah,
illetern, from ditto.
At ToMtgow.the Trelawnv Planter, ........, from Lond iu.
At Jansawa-wthe Lrid.A. Mir, Holmes, from ditto; Chair!,
Crouk, and Jamaica' Walker, from Bristol ; William, hum,
from Wlnte:laren ; ILchael, Perrin, henry, Frankiand, Bea
oral, Askew, and the Hannah, Dairn, from Liverpool; Luu,a,
.....i %%g, ange, ..-....., and the Robert, Little, from Cork.
1

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, A few days ago a vessel was stranded on the
sands of Buffington, and three unfortunate mariners
-end a cabin-boy saved themselves from immediate
destruction by clinging to the mast. The sza ran
• mountains high ; no man durst venture to their aid,
when Collect Pi rrs, commanding the Volunteer
Corps at Burlington Quay, with the assistaece of his
Lieutenant, ventured out in an open boat, and at
the hazard of his own life saved theirs.
The successor of St. PETER has given to the
world a new instance of the slavery in which he is
held by the Corsican. He is indeed completely
fallen from his high estate, a.:d has had the mean-
ness to add to his degradation a falsehood. 'Who
tan be in stupid as to believe His HOLINLSS when
,he says, that the interests of religion constitute the
'principal object of his journey to Paris ? He would
have told but the truth, had he declared that all his
reluctance and scruples were overcome by the impe-
-rious commands of the Emperor NT.sein roe, and
'that, dragged like a captive in chains, the only ob-
ject of his journey is t confer, by his presence,
pomp and splendour on Ow coronation.
About five o'clock. Sunday morning, a stable,
eveded at the foot cf the Brack Mount, in Lewes,
with a small tenement attached to it, suddenly gave
way at the northern end, and gradually fell into a
heap of ruins, by which an artillery driver, 17 horses,
And a man with his wife and four children, who oc-
pied the tenement, were placed in the utmost peril of
their lives; but fortunately the driver, who was on
his guard-bed, in the bay-loft, at that part of the
building which first fell, though much cut and bruis-
ed, was able to give an alarm, that soon brought
many persons to the spot, who quickly extricated
him, and the affrighted family in their blocked-up
*element (whose cries were most piteous), by dig.
ging them ant at the back part of it, and happily
'before they had sufFtred any material injury. The
homes were, :rich difficulty, all got Out of the ruins
alive, except one that was killed by the fall of the
main girder, belonging, with nine more, to the corps
of Artillery Drivers; the other seven belong to Mr.
W common ' Had the - ident hair
pet aunt
re been

EDINBURGH, Nov. 24.
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COURT OF SESSION.
OR the With inst. the Court determined a curious
and important question respeEting a wager. In May,
1797, two Gentlemen had entered into a contra t,
regularly written and executed upon stamped paper,
that in case at any time in the course of 10 years,
the value of 1001. sterling in the 3 per cent. consols
should rise to above 701. sterl. the one should pay to
the other one hundred pounds sterling, with inter-
est, after the same should fall due. On the other
hand, the other party was to pay one hnndred
pounds sterling, if the 3 per cent. cons. did not rise to
701. i 5 ten years, and both patties blond their heirs
and executors to perform this agreement. One of
the gentlemen died, and the other, the present pur-
suer, when the 3 per cent. consol, rose to 701.
brought the present aaion against the brother and
heir of the dec••ased geialemaii, who admitted he
was heir, and liable for the payment of all his bro.
titer's just debt;. It was contended on the one
hand, that this was a gaming wager, and no aEtion
could lie upon it. It was contended on the
other hand, that this was not a gaming wager,
such as horse ►neill:, money lost at cards, dire. &c.
Ent a fair contraa. The question came before Lord
DANK AT vtrz, Ordinary, who found that " the con-
tra4l libelled was not anionable in this Court, arid
assoilzied the defender." The Lord Ordinary
afterward; ordered informations. and reported the
ease to the Court, when their Lordships found " that
the contra libelled on is not actionable in this
Court, and therefore assoilzied the defender, and
find the pursuer liable in exper.ces."

JERSEY, N0v.21.

All has been bustle here with embarking and dis-
embarking troops. Or the 18th, in the evening,
the 2d battalion of the 69th regiment arrived here
is four days from Portsmowh Next morning it
Was in General Orders fir 300 of th• io to disem-
bark ; and the s:tme niimlet of men, with theil bag-
gage, &c. it:. bel,nging lo the Ist battalion of t; e
5.4 th, to embark in the transports front which the
others were to disembark. The same evening other
orders rime our, that the whole of the 69th were to
disembark and march to Granville hayracks, and
the detachment of the .'.Bth ordered not to toihark.
The reason of th..te contradienry orders, it i said,
arose frran the circumstance that the transports were
not stiffrient to contain the wh le of the 58th. It
is said that this Island is to be garrisoned entir:ly
wit ti second battalions, and that all the first batta.
lions will go on service.
An (ado came for all the men in the Ist Ganison
Battalion (late Ist Reserve), fit for iltive home ser-
vice, to be disposed of as ft Bows—The men f-om
the City of I‘in&n, to be auached to the 2.1 batta-
lion of the 3d or BufFs, now in Aldarney ; the men
from Middlesex to go to the fld battalion 83d, at
Horsham Barracks; and the men from the Tower
Fl inlets, to .he2d h..011;,in 82.1, at Horsham Bar-
ra. ks •.'icy 4 LAndon men, ISO in number,
sailed last Friday for Onermey, with the Gist re-
giment, that came to Jersey by mistake.
The troops now in Jersey are,
The 84 Bittelion ISt, R giinrnt $lO strong
24 Dm. 69th Unto S3O
14 Garrison Battalion 950
All at Granville.

The 4: Bo t,:inst S7th Ityliment :MO strong
Is. Duo 58th f>.•,,, 600
11,1 Otto Mlth Dates 500
he 0 [l3 Ltd Ditto GPO
These regiments are i.i St. Hilliards, St. Aubin's,
and the Blue :`,art Irk.

All talk of invasion here seems totally at an end.

A consi.lerahle conc. fuse of people a.se-vbied
early on Nlond.oy morning on the ro ol to Worn--
wood Scrubs, for the purpo,e of wit— eong a fight
between Two Belays, cousin to the acknowleJged
champion, and -- Rofi:t, nephew to the late
pugilist of that name, who fought with Johnson some
years since. The parties have b.' n a month in
training, and the fight. which was anxiously looked
for, and which was to have been decisled yesterday,
was put off until Monday the 3d of December, to
the disappointment of some hundreds of peiple, on
account of a misunderstanding relative to the pater
to be fought for. Be/eber foug!A his first bettle with
Ward some months since, in which he was not suc-
cessful. Ryan, who is the favourite, has never yet
fought a pitched battle, although he is known to be
a skilful and a Antrum man. Bill Wurd will second
Belcher ; and R as will be seconded by Tem Jsues.
A battle was fought near to the White Eloise Cel-
lar. Piccadilly, on Friday, between W. Milian's, a
Western stage coachman, and a country farmer.
After some very severe rounds, victory was declared
in favour of Ceerive, who possesses much science in
the art, and who left the countryman some frightful
marks of his dexterity. The farmer has since wish-
ed to fight in an honourable may, but Withisew ex-
pressed his ignorance of that art.
On Wednesday evening arrived at WNtby, the
brigantine usbet,y, of and bound to Sunderland,
Aaron THOMPSON, Master, having the preceding
evening, about four o'clock, been captured off the
Spurn by a brig cutter privateer of sixteen guns,
18-pounders, and carr) inn 150 men. Mr. Tr/ wee-
SON being ordered on board the privateer was enter.
tamed with great kindress by the commander, who
informed him, that light vessels were not his obje:R,
but that he had come upon that part of the coast for
the purpose of looking out for the Hull traders.
After a good deal of conversation (during which
Mr, THOMPSON learnt that the privateer was the
same vessel which some months since engaged
the Proiceet Augusta cutter, Lieutenant TRACY,
on the Yorkshire coast), the commander was
prevailed upon to allow Mr. THOMPSON to re-
turn to his vessel, and to proceed on his voyage.
The privateer had some time before captured a
sloop laden with pester, belonging to Aberdeen,
the master of which, Mr. Atone aw Ino strum, was
permitted to go it.:o the beesstsy, and is landed at
Whitby. The mate of the latter vessel was, however,
conveyed on board the privateer, and carried off in
her. Mr. Trine 'son reports, that the enemy's vessel
is painted black, and had an uncommonly white jib,
her guns were likewise hauled within hoard for the
purpose of disguise : he dots not consider her as a
very fast sailer, as she did not come up with
.ladessit.ii, till after a very to •.g chug.

PROM LAS?' MGM'S GAZETTE.
BA NK R CY SUPERSEDED
. David Willie molJulitt Wilkinum, Manchester, fu.ttan ma-
nufacturers.
BANKRUPTS
Archibald Simpson, of Princes-street, Soho, London, watch •
maker, to surrender Dec. 1,8, and Jan. 8, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Charterhouse square.
Edmund Woodmffe, of Worillasto h, Gloncedmhire, fruit
manufacturer, to surrender Dec. 11, 12, and Jan. 8, at eleven,
at the Angel Inn, Colforcl, Glouce.stershire. Attorneys, Mr.
Williams, No. 10, Staple Inn, London ; and Mr. Baron, Col-
ford.
Folliott Clark, of Coventry-street, London, hosier, to sur-
render Dec 1. 15, and Jan. R, at twelve, at Guildhall. At-
torney,'Mr. W. Holmes, No. L 4, Old-square, Lincln's•inii.
Henry Fisher, late of Ilawklirirst, Kent, tailor 'to surrender
Nov. 30, Dec. 1, and Jan. 6, at eleven, at the Woolpack Inn,
Tenterden, Kent. Attorney. Mr. Waterman, Tenterden ;
and Mr. Follett, Temple, London. •
Theophilus Panting Richards, of Bath, baker, to surrender
Dec. 10, 11, and Jan. 11, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Rath.
Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Sktnrav, Bath ; and Messrs. Batten
and Anstice, Kintes-beneh Walks, Temple, London.
John Carr, of Bishop Weymouth, Dothan', joiner' to sur-
render December 5,7, and January 8, at eleven, at White's
Teveiri, Sunderland. Attorneys, Mr. Blackiston, Symoncrs-
Illii. London ; and Mr. Thomp.on, Bishop Wearmoutli.
Joint Sawyer Paris, of Ahlwiukle, Northampton, victualler,
bot now a Prisoner in Ili: Majesty's Prison of the Fleet, to
surrend.-r December 1, 15, and January 8, at ten, at Guildhall,
London. Attorney, John Mawley, No. 7, Bcillarage-square,
Ludgate-hill.

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Richard Hulbert, late of Chippenham, Wilts, linen•drapr•r,
to surrender December 7,8, and January 8, at eleven, at the
White Hart Inn, in Chippenham. Attorney., Mes.rs. Clarke
and Son, Bristol; Mr. Audley Harvey, Chippenham ; and
Messrs. Jenkins and James, Nes Inn, Lon,lnn.
Matthew Millone, of Manchester, innkeeper, to surrender
December 14, 11, and January 8, at four, at the Spread F.nrle
Inn, in lianging-diteh, Mancha...at r. Attereeys, Messrs.
Sharpe and Eccles, Manchester; and Messis. Milne and
Parry, Temple, London.
George Talineld, of the,Stmnd, London, victualler, to stir-
rendyr December 1, 11, and January 8, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr Fryctt,Millbank.street, Westminster.
Henry Wilkins, of Bristol, tallow chandler, to surrender No-
vem!•er 29, December 11, at eleven, and January 8, at nine, at
the Rummer Tavern, All Stint's lane, Bristol. Attorneys,
Mr. Wil:iain Hartley, Bristol; and Mr. Gabell, Lincoln's Inn,
London.

Fr.,'leis ReSens, of St Martin's court, St. !Martin's lane,
Lstidon, mercer, t.) SU TIM Decrmbor. 1,4, at ten, and Ja-
nua,y $, at eieren, Gul dhall. Attorney, Mr. Fothergill,
CI, ffour.-Inn, Feet-street. •

DIVIDEN')S.
Jan. 1. John Williamson, of Liverpool, Laticafter, cheese-
monger, at eleven at the Grean Dragon, Chest-,
Dee. 24 Joseph Pyall, rte of Sittingbourn, Kent, shop-
keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Doe 22. II on Woo& late of Bond.street, London, tallow.
chandler, at ten, at Guildhall.
De-. 22. John Hors, of Teston, Kent, carpenter, at ten,
at Gaddhall, London.
Dee. h. Sarah Engledi, Charinvcrots, London, hosier, at ten,
at Guildhall.
Dee. 49. Thomas Browne, Jewry-street, Aldgate, London,
woollen draper, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Dec. 41 Charles Halt,, the youner, Prescott, Dewon,tinner,
at eleven. at the Castle Tawrn Somelsa.
Dee. 18. William Johnson_, Liver,rod, Laur.rsters mer-
chPoolant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Jolin.street, Liver-
Dee. 22 Thomas %ruin, Bush-lane, London, merchant, at
ten, at Guildhall.
Dec 20 John Warwick, now or late of Long Buckley, Noah-
a.nptuii, tailor, at elevoi, at Coe Saracen's Head, Daventry,
Northampton.
Dec. IR. Ttinmas Mast, of Tempsford•Mills LAI ird,
at at the Rise uri Crown Inn, in Wilbecn St. Peter's,
in the I.le of Elr, Cambridge.
13-e. 22. Gei.rge Beaumont, of Newmarket, Suffolk, grocer,
it eleven, at the Star Inn, Newmarket, Cambridge.
Der '27 Frinen Nutley, widow, and Benjamin Hartley, of
Fleet-street, l‘ondon, silk•osereers, at ten, at Guildhall.

CFRTIFTCATES.-.-Dirc. 18.
William W•bvter, Fore-stieut, London, linen-draper.
David Wall, of the eiry of R-tatol. cordwainer.
Ja.ii•••• As,ough, of Lei d., Y..rk, wooliaaplor.
George Beaus:l4ra, of N •winarket, Soffo'k, grocer.

.aRMY.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS FROM THE cvLcuTTA
(.:AzyrrE
(Cnotunued from our N. J.'. of Saturday.)

RIGHT[ . NATIVE REGIMENT.
Captain limner,' Ralph, to oe Nlamt from Ilk: sth of August
11102, wee Da vidgmt.l.T•veed.
Captain Lieutena•lt J. O'Halloran, to be Captain from the 3th
of August 1802, vice R
Brevet Captain and Lieutenant Richard Hay, to he (.a;•tain
Lieutenant (nun the 3t.i of Augia:t leo2, Ccsoll..!:oran
Ensign G. V. Baines, to be Li..otenant from th - sth of August
1802, vice Hay.
NINETEEN Ell NATIVE REGIMEN 1.
Captain James Powell to he Major horn the 14th of D,cember
1802, vice Hunter, promoted.
Caotaio Lieutenant Willi on Yule to be Captain from the 14th
December 1801, vice Powell.
Brevet Captain L R. L. Greiner, to b • Captain
Lieutenant from the 14th of Dece nb•r v.c.• Yul •
Ensign Charles Rartholomew to be Lieutenant from the 14t1,
December 1808, dice Grolier.
"Pie promotions in the lOth Native Regiment,
published in the General Orders of the 3d ult. in
consequenee of the death of Captain J. F. Smith,
and the promotion of Ensign Fergusson to be a
Lieutenant in the 6th Native Regiment, published
in General Orders of the 15th instant, ate hereby
cancelled.

His Excellency the Most Noble the Governor
General iu Council, has been pleased to make the
following prom xions in consequence of casualities,
and of the General Orders of His Excellency in
Council, of the 90th September last, for raising the
22d and 29d Native Regiments:

INFANTRY.
Lieutenant Colonel Richard G ueber, to be a Colonel from the
13th July 1108, vice V ,nl., lee-;,red.
Mars, Thomas Wiles, to be Lieutentin Colonel from the 13th
July 1803, vice (;riseber, prnmoted.
Major Alexander Grant to be Lieutenant Colonel, from the
I.lth July 1803, Scott, el •eeasesl.
TIFILTPITH N•TIVR ReGIMENT.
Captain Benjamin Cuthhert to he Major from the Utb July
1303, vice Willett, promoted.
Ca;rtain Lieutenant Ja nes Murray to he Captain of a Com-
pany, from the 11th July 1803, %Nee Cuthbert, promoted
Brevet Captain and Lieutenant Thomas Evans to be Captain
Lieutenant from the IJtn July 180.3. vice Murray.
Emden William Boyd to be Lieutenant, (rein the 13th July
1803, vice Evans.

SI LLLLL Tit NAVY'S Rtol NEXT.
Captain Charl•e Crawford to be a Major from the ISth July
1801, vice Grant, promoted.
Captain Lieutenant ballet De:amain to ha Captain of a CM-
pang from the 13th J.ily 1201, vice Crawford, promoted.
Lieutenant and Brevet Csptatti John Jenkins Birl to be Cap-
tain Lieutenant from the 13th July 1603, vice 1)e amain,
promoted.
Ensign Ge,rree Denim Heathrote to be Lieutenant from the
19th July 1803, vice Bird, promoted.
rm. t R NNN NA TIVI Run MINT.
Captain T.i.utenant Thomas Evans to be Captain or a Com-
pany from the 14ilt September 11.)3, vice M.Grsip r, d ?-
ceased.
Lieutetreot and Brevet Captain John Ers;g to be Captain Lieu-
tenant from the 12111 or Septeralrer 403. vice LVltra.
(To be coatiuued )

"INF

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DIVIDEND PAYABLE AT GI/11011AL E.,
To-reeirew.
Jonathan Hinting and Michael Ctitler. now or late uf I
Itedfori tweet, eavent-od wool eit:diapevi

4 ('• 11
Wlt OSt iIF EN'CliAight; •• dor, Novl7~
' '4, '' ' '
Amnesia* .... 38 8 Y.V. Fesmie •• " I in! Vv. pit..
Ditto at Sight.. 17 7 Naples
RotterlAill C. F. 12 -- 2 U. I.illb,se
Haiiiburgla.... . 3a 6 t iti. Oporto
Alton. 33 7 2',U Dublin .. l4l
Pan 75 6 Lit.
Ditto 2Us2S 14 ellllloW. I. ,et •
Bousitaux .2S 14 l Portuga' Gold is Coin
Madrid
Ditto
Cadiz — in Paper I New Dollars
Ditto
Bilboi,
Lillian
Gina
Dublin on moinion i Nutr.ll). lt: a 13
lielFan on 1.004011 (Nov. 12)
ite4fast on Dublin (dlttnl• • ..7; 61 J..v. ,
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PRICE OF STOCKS
VaiiTte OA V.
Bank Stock 1071 1661
:1 oce Cent. ked
3 per Cent. Coasoli
4 per Cent 73j ;4
S per Cent Nary . 9141
5 per Cent. 1...5.1ty. .. oBjv
to.ng Annuities IG 11 16 '
Imperial Annuities
Deferred Stuck 5O
t/muiens ...7.
ln.ha St,ick
ILtto Winds 14. ga, chi., 9'
• Exchequer Bills
Eng. Lottery Tickma 181. 10s. I 7.‘
Console fur ...
T. HISG, Stock a
4, Cueoltill, and 9, Cleating
_..:_-•
PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Nov. SI.
Government liebersturte IP per Celia Irti
i....—.

RIRTI IS.
Last week, at Pitigol, the Lady of Captain firechet, of the
Royal Navr,and Commander of the Fencibles in Nerthembe.-
land, of a daughter.
Liteir, at hot house in Hanover.square, the Lady of Su
David Wedierbu.n, Bart. of awn.

MARRIAGES.
Yesterday se'nnight, at Carmarthen, Wm. MotElln, Fut.
Mayor of t;t:it Borough, to Miss Harries, of the same ulace
At Dalkeith on the 22d Instant, by the Dian of
Gloucester, .he Right Hon. Lord Montagu, t the Hon.
Miss Douglas, eldest daughter of the Right lion. Lord Doug-
las, of Douglas.
DEATHS.
At Shotteabrook !louse, Berke, Arthur Vansittart, Esq one
of the Verd •revs of Windsor Forest, iii the 79th year of his age.
At Dominica, on the 7th of September last, n the 19th
year of hk age, iiniressallr rerretted, Mr. Robert Dunbar, eldest
son of th... late W Ilium Dunbar, Esq. London ; a youth of t •
most promising abiliva, and the goon amiable dtiposition anti
eligaring manners.
Thomas Bargitt, Esq. one of His Majesty's Justices or the
Pelee for the county of Gloucester ; a gentleman muck re-
spected and lamented.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDI4.
12 min. itklr 11.

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benison's Works, 7 Vols ; Wyndham 's Tour In Wahs; Voy.
age de Is Perouse, Plates, 5 Voh; De Lairessele Grand Live
res des Peontres, Plates, 2 Vole ; Milton's Paradise Lan, a
su7aerb Edition, Finch and English; Herbier de la France,
Plates ail rw.d, S Vols.; 1. t.ater, by Hunter, very fine Im-
pressions; E....cyclopedia, or Dictionary of Arts and Sci.mdda,•••
10 Vials.; Vii3age linagmaire,?39 Tom. ; CEuvres de Voltaire,
de ET aurninclials, Yu Toni ; CEuvres do RGIMBIRIU,
39 Tom.; Annul Regiver, 44 Vols.; Johnson and Stevens's
Shalt:peare, Manned with a profusion of fio e Prints, a most
superb Copy, elegantly bound in blue MOTUCC,., ICAIt.,
el Volt ; Hisiske's Roman History, 11 Vols.; (E'irrt.l de
Wilton, coloured Plates' 54 rum.; Fleury and Humes Ms.:—
tie, of England, 20 Vols. ' • an exiellent Selection ot French
Aothors ; likewise she Works of Burns, Blau, Goldsmith,
Smith, Sterne.. Mnlicre, &c.; two excellent Ensiling
Pieces; an Oifi-er's Fusee; two l air of Pistols, &c. Toe whole
of ',hie% will lie ...Id withont reserve.
To 'is viewed ; and C.italngues had at the Rooms.

Valuable FREEHOLD FARM and TYTHES, :CORI II
AMPTt)SSIIIRE
By Messrs. SKINNER, DIKE, and Co.
At Garraway's, on MONDAY, December d, at Twelve
"Clock, in One Lot,
A VALUABLE and very desirable FREE-
-1101.13 E. 112 NI, situate in the Punk of Irchester, tort
rI.•SIA by the high mod, and bounded by the River Nene, One
.stile hum Wellingborough, and about Thirteen from Static.
artildon Comprising the Parsonage Farm, cootainin 254
Acres of inclosed rich, grating, meadow, end fertile Ara!As
Land. tree of Great Tythes, a very good Dwelling How.,
Offices, and Gardens with evert necessary Outbuilding, to-
usher with the Irnpropriate Tythes of Corn, Grain, and Illy,
.t.oi,gfrom about Seventy Acres of old Inclosed Lain', in the
Passersion of an imexceptimiable good Tenant, whose Lease
esivites at Miclia !boa , 1/300, except 10 .germ. Held foils
year to y^ar, at ,'its amounting to 3351. per ano. calsab'o
of increase at the eximation of the term. Also the intro..
mistreGreat Tythe, of corn, grain, and hay, an.ingirom ICs
act.sid old inclosed land hi hand. • :i
Mar la- viewed. arid printr.d Particulars had at the George,
Northam:4cm; triad. Wellingborough; Crown, Leicester ;
Swain, Market Ilattetaiwigh and New roq Papp,' Ge
W ; of the Prude,. or the N lithe niptort, L-ii•:.t,-,
C. sentry Papers ; of Mr. °Admit, Solicitor, Gray '• n
Mews. llodona. Solieitors, W.-liingborough ; at else Mac a S.
Sale; and r f Mssiare Skinner, Dyke. and Cu. Alderscate•st.

To AGENTS, WHOLESALE TRADERS, and OTHERS
iv Mr. SMITH,
At Gam.ways, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5, at It o4ln•k,
itSPACIOUS desirable L EAS E H L 1)
ESTATE, compri.eig the extensive Premise. a,i the
Wt..t vtde of Leirastorlilace, Leicester fields, in the metre..e
than of Mews. Days, linetwdrapers, reti rrr g from business,
with excellent front and bock warehroses, and two handionte
dw:lltng hou•es attached to the same, cuntai.ritnt tow/flier 45
het at front, And 48 feet an depth, with eoutirinchousew
nurne-ous airy bed chambers, dining and drawing-worm, of
Bond preportiatis, to excellent nrd-r, woth offices of es,,Y de-
scrtirtion. Tha rrennseri an perfectly desirable for a banktog.
house, public otfures, or • Gentieinan of eminence in the Dr..
(roma of the law. Half she purehase•suuuey may remain oa
mortyor tut three years.
M .... be viewed four days previous to the Sete, and Parti.u.
Les had on the Premier; at the Raptio's !lead Coffee.housc,
Chanerry.tane; White Iltine, Filter-Lee; Swan with Two
Reeks, lAd lens; MortantEs Coffee-hour, Diswolveet, Snho
at G.rr-sway's; sad of Mr. Smith, ble. 6Y, Broad Wee!, near
the Royal Exchanges.

LONDON :-.-Priatad by G DAVIDSON. No 35. W!ck•
*met. St. (Semmes, and I nbirshed he W. WEST. at the
Office, No.l 5, Back M ht. Clement's Church, Strand, where
Ul4llB is, tlq rhfrarrike. (postimed) w d I b. duly esewild r•

Writ es, common carrier. Had the aeciciei
paned an Ivn- or two sironer, before Any
were stirring, the consequenco must ituvi
dful.