The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-12-18 00:00:00

ter•nrt, lev,e4 enlitributi,fits wg state. of the circle of

Franconia, ell and etch of the subjerts and resident* in stn
territories of the Xing, are he-ehy emphatically required to ob.
wigs trri:n furiathine any portion towards to- se levies a,,d

contributins, and to piy atte.itioil su the retintvitions of
their M .-ia' Lor 1., ur other authorities ; but to smoke therm
known to the K.tig'i Office of Justice., which will spaedbli
receive directions cmcerning thews, from ibis College al Gue.

comment, at Anspach. This applies, aelt4se„ to such pla,ws
°rot which other co-estate> possess anther.. st, besides He at, -
jcity, as those places likewise olfoy bertn-At al the KWIC*
protectton, and ate comprehetnied iu his

Ns 2,
" By the spacial command a the K nes MoaiG-Itious Ms-
tY • " lIARDBNIBERG:"

WA itSAAV, NON'. V.

The army of reserve, ro or 70,000 strong, is as.
sembling on the frontiers. The General in Chief,
Von Michelson, who concluded the first columns
which marched through Silesia, has received direc.
tions from His Majesty the Emperor, conveyed in
the must Nattering terms, to return to Erzese, to•
expeifte the organisation of the army colleeNAg ota
the frontiers, that it may be ready to march at the
first notice. General the Baron Von Benni.
takes upon himself the command of the tr
which were under the orders of General Von
chelson. •
•s r esi . starve, nee.
The garrisons of Berlin and Potsdani will set out
on their marsh to-morrow, and proceed to Saxony,.
ander the command of Field-Marshal Moellevidorf.!,
Lieutenant-General Count Scaureltau, will lave
the command of the army in Westphalia, under the
Ficetor of Hesse, and Lieutenant-General Rachel,
the corps which goes to Silesia.
Dec. S.
Great changes have been made in the arthies, and
the three sorps do reserve, with respell to the num-
bers, and the distribution of the regiments; changes
have likewise bees made in the destination of the
Generals. The Generals Blucher and Ruche! are
appointed to the first reserve, and the Prince of
Orange Fulda, has also orders to join it, Frit ce
Louis Ferdinand has the command of the advanced
guard of the army of Hohealohe.
DEC. 1.
The day before yesterday, the guards stationed
here and at Charlottenburg, marched to Potsdam
yesterday they, together with ti .e other regiments
of guards, and the garrison of Potsdam, set out for
Satotty. Ti.-day, the garrison, gots d'arwses, and
battalions of grenadiers, arrived in this city.
It was a highly imposing sW:tack to behold this
mass of warriors, courageous, well-disciplined, and
prepared for conflia, who compose the ROW,' of_
the first army in the world, assembled or pass.
in through, William'a•square, before the sta-
tues of the Generals, who once obtained immor-
tality at the head of these same hosts, now led
on by a hero of eighty, animated with ell the
fire and aflivity of youth; who was the constant
companion in Milli if the great Fredetie, sad who
recoiled', with pleasure, that he once before took
the field in the meath of December with that
monarch, in the year 1740. We cast a look,
it is true, on the assembled concourse of specs.
tarors ; we beheld the meagre, perwi 'feels,
mai the swola eyes of mothers, of •isters, of oil.
drier ; we observed the look, rapist* With 111111bair
emulation, with which these sturdy warriors. es se.
—....0111111111

ceiling the 'decisive command to march; sought the
weeping objets of their affedion, while they pat
themselves in motion ; emotion hemmed forth even
From the most languid eve. But it is the hosts of
the immortal Frederic which are now departing; it
is his favourite pupil who ermines them, and the
deliverance of Germany, of Europe, is the objet
for which this band of heroes grasps its arms Be
silent, then, each soft emotion. Let even the citi-
nen, untraitwd to arms, .hew, by patriotic firmness
and resolution, that he has the honour to belong
to a state which possesses this host of warriors.—
Every account of contlrf►s in which they shall be en-
gaged, will summon us to festivals of triumph.
BERLIN, DEC. 7.
It was not on the f..:tth, but the 25th of Novem-
ber, that Count I-laugwitz arrived at the head-
quarters of the Emperor Napoleon No advice:
had, however, been received from that Minister so
late as yesterday afternoon. If the Emperor
of the French does not accept the propositions of
which he is the bearer, the war will be most
terrible, and Prussia will exert all her strength
to maintain her ancient glory. The genius of the
great Frederick appears to animate the whole
army, and the enthusiasm of all classes throughout
the Prussian monarchy is extreme. The young vo-
lunteers present themselves in crowds, to offer their
services to their country. and the Austrian prisoners
of was, who desert by huadreds, come to enlist
among our troops. Several new regiments aie
raising, and the army will, by these means, be soon
augmented to 900,000 men.
The garrison of Berlin began its march on Fri-
day, and that of Potsdam on Wednesday ; the bro-
thers of the Kitig set oat on the same day. The
chleit commands the foot guatd, and the second
the body guard. Ihe equipages of the King have
likewise set cut, but the day of His Majesty's de-
parture is not yet determined.
His serene Highness the Duke of Brun:wick has
arrived here, and waits for further orders respeanig
the destination of his army. This army, and that
of Prince flohenlohe, will bear the name of the
Army of lie ; it subdisi led into two
divisions. which will be called Vic Carp ef thr. De44,-
Bridisavi-b, AA 74e Cs -s Pnlve
VENICE, NOV 6.
Thr French hare already taken possession of the
Tina Firma, opposite the city of Venire, with Mas-
tre, Lusina, &c. Marshal Messena follows the
Archduke cl asely, and the first cohicans of the army
of Gen. St. Cyr, from the Neapolitan territory, have
already passed the Po, near Ferrara, to join Mai Shill
Massena. Archduke has, therefore, a If rmr•
Liable force ag rast him ; to oppose which, he has
concentrated ati his strength, and taken the garrison
from this city, which I..ts sailed to Aquilina or Priest.
We have, therefore, at present, notroops here. 'I here
is, however, a strong garrison at Chiorza (three
leagues south of Venice). and at Saa Secn:.do; both
islauda have been strongly fortified by the Austrians.
—A great quantity of artillery and ammunition,
from the arsenal here, has bees sent away by wa-
ter ; but much still remains. Such is, at pre<ent,
oar situation, we are t inirely cut off from the Con-
tinent, and all trade is at an end. This situation,
however, cannot last long; for, as we receive all
nor provisions from I.nia and Dalmatia by water,
we shall soon be reduced to great extremity for want
of the necessary supply. Of the Russians, who
were to come from Corfu and Dalmatia, we have,
as yet, seen nothing : it is supposed that they have
►ailed dually for trust.
OLEIVTE, NOY. 27.
Yesterday, the fine corps of troops under the
command of the Grand Duke Constantine, passed
on its march, at a little distance from this city, and
entered the Russian camp, at Oltschau. The
Trench army, the advanced posts of which, a few
days ago, were four leagues beyond ()inlay?, is
now retreating ; and the United Russian and Aus-
trian army. is marching forwards. The head-
quarters of the latter are to-day at Prosnitr, and the
advanced guard of Prince Pangrasion is at Wischau.
To-day, the first column of the army under General
Michelson, has arrived at Troppeass, and is colleted
here the day after to-morrow.

41,:uTNCI LETT CB, SAMI nsre.
The Preach army is now between Bitinn and
Austerlitz. Archduke Charles is at Waraudie,
in Croatia. with an army of 90.0u0 men.
The naked army in Moravia is estimated at about
"0,000 rneu i a batik is very soon ezpeeted.
NOV. '2;l. •
Majesty the " - of Russia. after rt.e

f Emperor
jnnction of the Generals Kutusoff And fluxhovden,
ceased his army to advance. The head quarters of
His Imperial Majesty are at Wischau, whence they
will soon be rernewed sideways to Crensir. The
}reach are still is the vicinity of Braun.
lb. combiaed army of ♦ustrians ar.d Russiar.s
Las made two marches is advance upon the enemy
hut the latter appears to avoid a battle. rats bead
spatters of the two Dorms were yeas:4.v at


Witehan, the left - Ras near trona, and the

• '
advanced guard near Hardisch.
If we may judge from the march of this army,
of the diration it intends to take, it appears, that
in case the French army shall continue to avoid a
battle, the Austro,Russian army will incline upon
Presburg, pass the Danube there, and endeavour
to deliver Vienna from the French on that side.—
This plan must be likewise that of the Archduke
Charles. His Couriers arrive at Olmutz through
Hungary. The French have intercepted one of them.
DEC. I.

The head quarters of the two Emperor; ;;e to-
day at Kirzanowita, two leagues in advance from
Austerlitz. The French army has withdra.vn its
right wing towards Mcolsburg, and stands on the
Schwarzach, in the position of 'Churls, with the
left wing towards Br urn. The Claud Duke Con-
stantine is at Butschweil. The Archduke Ferdinand
was, on the 30th of November, near Ogaslau. The
latest accounts from the Archduke Charles come
down only to the 17th of November, on which day
his head-quarters were at Adelslturg, and a corps
of cavalry at fsfahrburg, in Styria. The Archduke
John was at Alagenfurth.
On the 27th of last month the Russian advanced
guard had a very warm adios with the French, in
which the French cavalry suffered much. We es-
pea the particulars of this affair.
VIENNA, NOV. 27.

The Prussian Cabinet-Minister Cou•it Haugwitz
has arrived here. The French Minister Talleyrand,
it is known, is here. The Frincti Chcrge d'Affaires
M. Bacher has also arrived here from ishon.

Lrirsuc, DEC. 2.

The corps of the Archdukes Cha: le: and John
have formed a junaion. and arc advancing, by
forced m.trches, towards German).
suossuaost, Nov. 26.

We have received certain inforinatinn, that the
whole of the Tyrol will be occupied by Bavarian
u oops.

DEC. 1
The army of Marshal Angereav has suddenly
received orders to enter Franconia by Ulm. This
movement has caused here a great deal of inqui-
etusie, 4.000 men from this army, last night ea-
v.rci (;u.lsburg.

asoaa•rik, ore t.
We have a report of an allion between a part of
the Austra-Russian army and the French, in which
the latter male the attack. We do not yet knaw
the particulars.
On the "Bth ult. the French General Swear'',
Adjutant to the French Emperor, arrived at the
Russian headquarters, with a letter from the Em-
peror Napoleon to the Emperor of Russia. Ile re.
rived an answer, with which he returned to the
French head-quarters.
The levy en MN IV, which had began to be orga-
nised in this kingdom, has not succeeded, because
the Captains of the Circles thought it was more
prudent to prevent the people from az .ning, for
fear the country should be ravaged by the French,
who observe tolnably good discipline where they
meet with no rcsistane

The Ph,rbe frigate is Arrived with dispatches from
Lord Curs fwowooo. We hear they are not of im-
portance. His Lordship and the fleet were in good
health.

The Glotrre:le►. arrived at Baston the 6th of No-
vember ; sailed from the Isles of Fiance on the
31st July, and from the Isle of Boattion on the
10th of August ; and reports, that the Boteporfe
privateer has captured three valuable English yes.
sets, and sent them for the Isle of Bourbon; one
of them from China, for London, with tea, had ar-
rived there.

The following vessels sailed from Gibraltar on the
2.21 of November. under convoy of the Phehe fri-
gate. viz. : the fisydalattpe, %V RD ; Alesmteler,
WATTEI3 ; Ammer. Gnaw CY ; and the lifamiti.
Hai LING. for London; Remer, RITCHIt, for
Portsmouth ; and the Brethcrs, yarned, for St. Mi-
cl.ael's ; no account when they parted.
The Countess If cutter has chased from
off Embden, by a 50 gun ship, and a large frigate,
supposed to be Dutch, bound to Batavia, and to
have escaped Irons a Dutch port. Two English
ships have been sent in putsuit cf them.
The (.1 Retie of last night contains the following
Congratulatnry Addr. s..es m I lis ftlA7aSTt, upon the
late Naval Vi2tories ;—City of Chester. City of Nor-
wich, Borough of iledon, and Island of Guernsey.
Mr. PIT t's illness is goat; and the tibjc,4 of his
journey to Bath is to fix it. We learn, that on
Sunday asta,:k of the oisease in the stomach
excited All alarm for his life, And for three hours he
continued in extreme danger, bat his Physicians
succeeded in fixing it at leril;th in die knee; and
when the last' account cam away the limb was
swelled to a great size, but be was considered as
out of danger.
A sweat of Peerage,_ As a Baron of Ireland, by
the stile And tile of Dam, Resieleiehamt, is alually
made uut for Pcraa ISAAC Tit LLLUSSON, Es q. and
is nnw in its transit to Ireland, to receive the 'eal.
On Monday the Smithfield Club dined together at
the Freemasons' 'I averts, the Duke of BEDFORD in
the Chair. The Noble :hake read the adjudication of
the Prizes, a:.d stated the blight variations that were
proposed for those of the neat year. It was pro-
posed that there should be an intermediate prize for
beasts of from 100 to 114); and that the Candidates
for the prizes hi the class ofpip, should not be tied
down to the article abLut feeds. g, hut that the two
prizes should be given for the be.t fat pig of any age,
and the best fat pig of ten months.

INTELT.IGENeE.

.
FONTSMOUTIII, DEC. 16.
It was intended, that the Court Mvtatal oa Sir
Robert Calder, which will commence on this day
se'imight, was to be held on board the 13, bier ut
Wales, as the state-room of the Gladiator, it was
judged, would he too small for the convenience of
the number of members and witnesses which will
be necessary nn the occasion. The order, however,
received on Saturday last, is for it to be held on
board the Gisitieror. Admiral Montague, COM-
mand....,-in-Chirf here, is to be President.
Arrived the ressoias bomb, with a large convoy
from the Downs ; and the Fal, on sloop, from a
Cl uise.
Sailed the Niaune4 gun brig, with a convoy, for
Guernsey
The West Indian and Mediterranean convoys,
will, now the :Move ships are arrived from tire
Downs, which they have been waiting lot, sal in a
few days.
Yesterday the qussian squadron sailed Item St.
Helen's, for the Mediterranean.
DEAL, Die, 16.
This morning His Majesty's ships 1ay...0-11,
Fu-
rious, and Fioy. with the greatest part of the trans-
ports which sailed on the 10th iiistant, with troops
for the Continent, put back to the Downs, owing to
the heavy isles of contrary wind, and bad weather
Arrived the /-sushi bomb, front convoying two
Swedish East Indiamen to the northward.
His Majesty's ship tor„ is brought to anchor
off the South Foreland ; she will wait tie-m orow
morning's flood-tide to bring her into the Downs ;
all His Majesty's ships in the Downs have their flags
half:staff high.
DOVkll, DEC. lli.
The wind having shifted to the eastward, the rn
tory made another attempt to sail, but was obliged
to come to an anchor again: she has, in consequence
of her shattered condition, a sloop of war to attend
her. We had, this fotenoon, no less than five
French privateers off here. They were plainly
discovered, from the hills, to have surrounded a
ship ccming up Channel; but, as it appeared they
discovered one of our cruisers coming down, they
dispersed, and got clear off. Hardly a day has
passed lately, without some vessel putting in from
the Do.vns, with the loss of anchors and cables,
and a great number hiving gone to the west-
ward, under the same circumstances. The
three men mentioned to have been put cs prison,
belonging to one of the smugglers brought in, made
their escape last mght, by making a breach in the
prison.

rffM5.....r._...11
FROM LAST IVIGIll'a-GAZE7Ti.

MILITARY PitOMOTIONS.

W..-o.lfice, bee 17.
lit Regiment of Drage Ciesark-i—Cornot %Valiant Elton, to
be .Uteilent, Witil,,Ut purchase.
4th Ditto....F.diound Lane, Gest. to be Cornet, by purchase,
vice, 111,milten,
lath R Li.,,ht l lragoons—Lieutenant Colonel Ri.
bait rt.llard bang, front the 16.1 i Light thermos, to be
Lieutenant Colonel, vice Anson, •hu earlialiges
Ditto-.. Colonel George Amon, fioin the lOth Light Dra•
pions, to b. Lieutenant-Colonel, vice I.asig, who ex-
changes.
16th R.mitseot of Foot John Daliymple, from the 64th
Foot, to be Lieutenant-C..10.1c1, by purcliave, vice Parkhill,
amine:Red to the 34th Foot
26th Ditto..-bleior 11.41 i floory Mitrhell, to be Lieutenant-
purchfie, vim 'lope, alto retires.
34th !.ntto-etioutenant Colonel laavul Parkhill, from the 10th
feet, to be Lieuteasat-Colonel. without purche.e.
STAFF.
Alexander Murray, Gent. to be ea

... -
Stuns, Pr./wises s, and Furage, to the Forces.
gerteant.Msjur Wil!iaus Alpe, fr,lrli the e.i'iistrearn Fnnt
bePr•.rutt-Marshal t" the Fri/Tees, with the raid
of Captain, On the Continent of Europe uidy.

BAN:sRUPfS.
Edward Coats, Thninaa Niamey, and Joseph Ilall, of Dm.
Willow, 111 the Israeli of Borto u:ion. Frew, in tins county
of Stafford, brewers, to sunceder, De ember 20, at tour. 11,
and Jan. 28, at eleven, at toe White. Hart Inn, in Burton-
thin's. Trent. Attorneys, Mr. Frwler, Burton-noon-Trent;
and Messrs. Owen and Hicks, klartletes-boddings, Holborn,
London.
Samuel Gill, of llorbury, in the parish of Wakefield, in
the county of York, tallow-chandler, maapaboiler, dealer and
Chapman, to surrender, DecentLer '31., at Ida, Sl, and January
28, at test, at the bouts of James Robson', the Wrodpaelcs
14.1, in Horner.. Attorneys, Mr. Schnheteld, in Unitary ;
and Messrs. Sykes, and Knowles, Boswell-court,
Lnindon.
John Austin, of Lrmgdrin npun-Trip, in the county of
Salop, miller, dealer And chaptnitit, to surrender, January 1:1,
11, and 28, at eleven, at the lonise of Robert Lawrence, the
Lion Inn, in Shrewsbury. Attorneys, Mr Thomas Panting.
Shewsbury ; and Meows putting, James, and Cu. New Inn,
London.
George Organist, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster,
dyer, dealer and chairman. toeurrender, January 3,6, and 28,
at ele.pi, at Mi. Herron's, the P..ck• florae Inn, in Wilke-
street, Manchester. Attorneys, 81,tars Fool It.• and Iligson,
MA cheater i and Memos. Foulkes arid Lengd.ll, Gray's-Inn,
(Anew
John 11,111124, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster,
cotton-spinner, dealer and chapeau, to surrender, December
81, $l, and January int, at four, at the Royal Oak lim,
Manchester Attorneys, Messrs. Kay and Nominee, Man
cheater.
Henry Nicholson, late of Bridge-street, ‘V.ntminster, in the
county of Middlesex, but now of Biahootymanstreet, London,
stik..neretr, dealer and chavastit, to tomcod r, Decentliar it,
January 4. and 28, at tens at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs.
Collins and Waller, NOW-square.
Wnllum England, of Little Walsinghans, in the county ref
Norlolk, shopkeeper, to minennier, January 6, at five, 7, and
28, at ten, at the Molise of Francis West, cammonly calied the
Moak Linn, in Little Walsingham. Attorney, Mr. Decker,
of Little Walsingham.
DIVIDENDS.
Dee. SI. James Bell, of Cooting.by, in the county of Lincoln,
miller, baker, dealer and chnpitian, at eaten, at Guildhall,
London.
Dec. 38. Henry Lea, of Rope niakees-street, Moorfields, and
of Bishopszate-street, London, tobacconist, dealer and chap-
man, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jail. 21. Joho Evans, late of %Vhitechapel-read, in 'h- parish
of St Mary, Whitecliapel, in the county of Middlcoax,
china nun and tailor, dealer mot chapinan, at twelve, at
London
Jan. 21. James Barlow, of Monmouth street, is the roomy
of Middlesex, tallnwschandler, dealer and chapnian, at ton,
at Guildhall, London.
Jan. 21. Henry Ashler Keeble, of Peckham, in the enmity
of Surrey, surmayur, builder, dealer and chairman, at twelve,
at Guildhall, London.
Jan. :30. Rnbert Worlletkres of Great St. 11 den's, London,
munfattor, "hailer and chap:non, at twelve, at Guridoall.
Jan. 21. Richard Lewis, of Codfield of St. P..teis, in the
comity of Wiltshire, shopkeeper, dealer and chairman, at
one, at Guildhall. Lundm.
ha. 7. William Wing, late of Stamford in the county of
Lincoln, victualler and innkeeper, dealer and chapsean; at
twelve, ot the Georg, and Angel Inn, in Stamford.
Jae. le. Jll4Ollll Bail, of Taunton, w tie county of Somerset,

hawker, pedlar, de ' r Am. n. at h
at John Skene, t Stat tut, in Italielmam, to the counts
of Lama-tor.
Jan 21. William J Mitt, of Cm 'lt T. 1.., in ISO (,4‘.,l'Y
York, brattelyenterzn ut, se..d..simi. ile.'er and 1::W1,..61+
eleven, .t the Gr.!! ln.i. iu Sn..il'i.
Jan. 14. Adam Scott. of %Viir.eitidtott„ in the ,muntv of I 7naeL
bream% mercer and (1,4;b0r. et el- v.., o, at the litiorei ui Jorhy.if
Brookes, the King's arm., in Wirt. hasn't
CER riFICATEN-,/A.l. 7.
pones Borman, late of in the count?, orro.it
grater, dealer and C 11.111114.1.
Je.h. W 414. late of H ireitam,theet, in the Pariah of Wmt
line, in the coonty of Suaii.nt, stio:iltuelier, dealer and en ip.
man.
William Buckley, now nr late of New Delph, its Smirk...
worth, in tn. comity or Yurk, merchant, dealer and chap,.
man. • - .*

PKICF. OF STOCKS. YESTLI(9II
Rank Stock
• S pet Cont. Reduced . • dutith
4 ver Lem. nil
Long Annu.•ici ln
Short kniteities .. 2
Imperial 3 p, Cant
Ditto Anntti•les
°mown)
1e..1t4 Mond, par. I. prom.
F..zebeg.t. r KM ... par. O. Is pt•ns.
Etiglibh I.ottetty Tickets '... l9l 17,.
Coutsult, fur
T DLSH. 5ua4...b..A.4.
No 4, Cortthatl, and 9, C..aring.:n..s.

PRICK OF IRISH s•rocits.ase•
Go.. Debenture., 3} tier Cent ....70t
Ditto Stock, 211.er Cent .
Get. Debenture. 5 per Cent cl 3
Grand Canal Loin, 6 per Cost
-——- - - -
COURSE. OF EX
4.n0t.-r&so. 35 5 t
Onto .0. Sight .. 34 1
c f.... 11 5 It U.
II iinbuish '2 9 1411
Iltrina 32 in 2411.
'Park
2.1.1 a. Ca It
. 11513
35 effect.
Ditto
‘1.4.4 .... 30 effect.
Ditto. ••••
Leghorn 523
Naples
Dublin on I,oncisn (7
Kellett on Lennon.
&that on Deblin

11ANGF—Dtc. 17.
.40. I.iv
Ventor .51/1 Ditto.
looloto 62

Opfato
Itui.l.n
Cork 1.31
sue soon • 41
V irtugal Geld 1.• Cow
and Rai. ..et na... 4 • 0
N•• (Inelegant .... u 0 n
Mew Millais
Silver in Jas 0 II 10
New 1,511 new 0 L.
Agin on the R 41•11 H 11111•11.2
b 4 per eflel
111
• I 11
61 day.. 44

- FIRTHS.
On Thurvity, st her hone, tit Wpm itrett, Camidi,ll-
- Orehou, of daughter.
At Ath.l.t.inforil Mains, neselend, on the Iltb inst. Mts.
Somerville, of a tlenithier•
DEATI IS.
At Knstston, Jamaica.4tri SepteinSet !sit, Thvit! Shlnsec..
Member of hot Ileac of..kumrohlv el J.LEIMA,
to taut Colonel of Mdat.a. Thi•Oninllentau naineeotni sou of
the tate Convener Shirreft, of Ahrotten
At Abe cleen, en the lon in‘t Mist Mil-tun Vttr't
,faucluet of the d.eettrett Sir Alexander ro.btat, of Fogitalt,
Bart.

1.11-IY, at Glasgow. Mr. James Robertson, RoiskstTher.
LAtey, at Reve.hy, Mrs. Gr.nnikaln, grofe of Mr John
Gnsutlaosa. She had roar hossbonds t throe o twos ul 1.1111
'Willie of GrAoth.in

MOH WATER THIS DAY .Vl' LONDON IMID(if..
Mote. .30 oin duly I. I .... 4 min. att., I

'SALES BY AUCTION.
Re LEIGII and S Ronkaellara,
At their 'louse, Ni,. I 4t, Strand, nil osito r.. C•therine attest.
Ti I IS, and toilowrog D•yi
AVERY considerahle Portion of an ELL,
CKT and V ‘1.1.1A111 E I.IfIR %AY, the propene
of • Cal clot, eminent for relined woe The whole Col.
lerrinu i 4 111 the nuts, elegant unit eylendni cambiums
Ti. b. viewed, and C.talogues 19.) In be had at the plans
; Mr. COOke, tixteed and Mr. Daighten„ Candle*"

ItIRLP,ADELA Mll4Olll %NA. r-
Br Mr. s EWART.
At hi, Rooms, No. 194, Fer.idilly ropuoute Albany), THLS
DAY, at Twelve o'clock
CONSISTING of Boyd,ll's Sbakaneare, Ins
ouptessio,..; Drove'il Antiquities, large iia,rer, his im-
presOoris; Preart's Ceremonies Religimise Prates, by Firers.
9 vols. large paper; Johnson's Poeta, 75 toh.l ?Mumma Ita-
liand,s4 vols. ; hied oisies %ruminant, 2 vols.; Lon 's Jamaica,
3 sins; tVtiatton's Poetry. J vole.; Loam* Teerius, * vols. ;
Esreyel.,perlie Francois, 53 tom ; Ceestantini Lexicon, Schwa.
velir Scapole, ditto, The trainable unpublished Mairusmipts,
F_autinv, in which will be found a portrait ar Part, by kWh-
ardour, allowed to be the brat in exivtence of that great Post;
he celebrated Dunniug, and mere! ether originate of poputli
Characters. Trinkets, in gold snuff.brtes, two pi; avoiebts,
chains • 1/1111havoy it•rokca..e, and other Ittrcta, the pt.e.
petty of the late Arthur Murphy, Esq. the Trahsietor of
TaCitll.l, and many well known Dramatic Works.
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, EIC-
ENII6( EVIM THE A lie (lON DUTY, AUREgARish.
TO ACT OP PARLIAMENT,
FIPO-MORItOW, at Four o'Clocit in tlniAfter-
-11. noon, and FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelve in th;
Forenoon, MER AC, SON, sail Ca will put up t Pubsic
Sale, at their Warehouses, No. 79. Queen street, the (Woeful
Assortment of ItRITIsH PIECE GOODS
9)00 Pieces of Ilialatores hbatirlis. arc. 'r 00 Do. Plain and
Fan:), Cambric.. 1200 Do. Jacymetts, TamLogre, St..
600 Do. Neok Muslin,. 1)00 Du. White yid printed Cal-
licoes, and Shawls. 4000 Do. Pulliam, Madras, and Mala.
bar Handkerchiefs 700 Dn. tilairkeeus, Jearritetta, fie 750
DO. Omni.", Mu-Olio's, Qc. 1300 Do Superfine Woollen
Cloths, Coatinp, and Karseyore-es. 700 Du. Dnosieue.
Tuks, serge„ Flannels, &c. 1,00 Rod Fhndinnneo, ISO
Ch.,,ahtg. Alto, Seven Sarum Vignola Wool.
To be o
as 'Lime, where Catalogues. may be had, sad
i..
at the New Yuik and 'frrins Coffse
M. L. ME.RAC, Jen. Broker.

FARM IN CHESHIRE.
T. lie Parealfdatar RESOLD, pursuant to an Order of the
Iligh Coward Chancery, made In a Cause, Malley aasii,c
Rasbethain, before John Campbell, Esq. one of the !Wu-v.
of the ..11.1 Court, at the public Sale Room of the &sot Court.
in Southatuptim.butlit.ints, Chancery lane, I. lon, no
MONDAY, the 23J day of December that at 1.1 o'clock to
theFonenuoo, Lm 3,cnosiatin4 of
ACAPITAL and Eligible Ir REF.HOLD
ftST ATE,Tythe free (as to a foil motet,. thereof), being
a Farm, with an excellent Farm House, and suitable oat build•
Ines, situat, at Cmierley, otherwise Choler, in the tiarith of
Cuildington, 61 the comity of Chester, and contains 209 me'.
ur thereabouts, of land, statute tumour •• in the ozrupation of
Mr. Jahn Vernon, sen. as tenant from year to year, late len of
the estates of Oswald fslm'ety. EN &ceased.
Palticulars may he bad(gratis) at the said Master's Office, in
Southanipton-builditip,ammeaul t of Mr. Yolus Lee, Seliimer,
Chaneeryeiane; %I,,ssrs. Pottie.t anti Steller Salicau"'s
court, Temple; mid of Mr. Philip Humbersome, Solicitor,
the F • ,

I

LUNLIPIN —Pnntrd by u DAviusuM, M.+. 11. I)..hue •
How Street, Covent Ga‘rion, and Pool.Okral 14 the•
($Le, N. Rack of St. CI. n... 01 Church. S,n.sai.
by W. STUCK, of Nn. 7, New 8e1t.,. Street, L...ne Aare.
°Men, ire. for thi.. Paper, tent NO the Wale (11•461Mbillip
tAFM duly attended ea.