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130SPORT.-09E SALE BY AUCTTON,
At she hnlis Anna Ws, Gosport, on Wohniday, the 7th day of
Decrinher, at Eleven o'Clock lu the Forenoon,
IWO FRENCH SLOOP*,--of about: '23 To is,
with their Sails, String, and Sores capturmi by kb NU-
jesty's brig LINAJLT, loom Teocat, ruire. CosonsAndtg,
• After which,
400 Barrels Son Raisins, IWO Foils Leath%
ilarrels Garroters, 1900 Jars Grapes,
600 &zee bliescadells, ISO Bap Shiba:wk.
600 Boles Illoonsc
The whole of which is new, and hi high stare of prarratioa,
being just landed, gni. 41 days pang; E•orii Malaga.
Also, a tio.natity' of /OA ad & Paper Sodff, Old 4bip Titober,
`Old iron, new Iron Hoops, Oak Beak lichL
Oars Copper &a Rime. *recibir kiarftliosi ildistrast
Whke-Wood Spars.
pot Cataioguesas4flipe!Rartirlars '
Or t, tit. 30,11000, •___l,l ''„.-

FOlt SALA BY PCIIII
At time 'tendon Thetis; Fothote-Itta
doe toth December last at eleven 4
THE Coed AMERICAN
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L a 114 Co:

Ole TIU
it, Plyinontli, en Tuna's,
'dock at. nom, precisely%
MU" 'SALLY.-

Length on desk, R 2 Peet
Htightlt &sweets the Decks and Half Dec)c, S Rut 21 in.
Breadth 11.tove the W.%.-, 24 feet 11 inches.
Admeasures 208 611-94 Tofu. •
This Vessel is nearly new, well found in stores, and is 5t for •
general purp wts, square•stersted, and may be sent to an at a
trifling expence • captured by kis Majesty's ship Indefatigable.
101i0 Tremayne 'Rodd, Esq. Commodes.
And aftvronnds will be sold, for Home Consumption—s
Mout 942 Thousand Pipe Staves.
Sive Thousand Hogshead* ditto
Two Thousand Heading.
Abo--• The fine Ameriesn Brig PEGGY,
Ditnensioni;
Length on Deck, 74 feet I loth.
Height between Decks and Half-deck, 4 feet 114 in.
Breadth above the Wales, 24 feet GI inches.
Admeosnres i 1G 34,194 Tons.
Thisls a very fine Vessel, and would make an excellent patent,
being fitted for the accommodation of passengers ; she is well
found in stores. Taken also by the Indefatigable, John Tretnayne
Redd, Esq. Commander.
And afterwards will be sold,
The Remainder of the CARGO-of the French Ship la DIAN?,
captured by his 'Majesty's Ship todeforigale John Tremayne
Rodd, Esq. Commandor, GA her voyage from Bourdeatut to the
Isle of Franco, cogsisting of, for exponation,
4./3 Hit& superior fted Wine A quantity of Olive Oil
69 1-4th Casks do. White do. Do. Jibe ;Augurs
6tl) Cain, containing 2000 do-1 DC Babledled Eta.
sen Superior Red sod White . Plolklllr
Wine • 1 i! It2= 20 DU:I;IAm . -
19 Half likda. Vinegar 's Toole .
33 Casks Paint i 153 Bags Corks
7 Cases Hats i 0 Bundles Iron Hoops
733, Iron Pota, different sixes 9 Casks Iron Nails
2 HU*. Glass 3 Do. Copper do.
5Ls Barrels Hoes-laid 3 Cases Tin Plates
A quantity of Cordials S Do. Iron do.
And a variety cutler Goode, blies a general cargo, destined for
Lisle Bonaparte. 1
And, insmediatelt afterwards,
The CARGO of the French Brig I'ADELLE, captured on her
voyage from Bourdeaux to Guadeloupe, by his Majesty's Skip In.
delatigable, John Tremayne Rodd, Esq. Commander; *muds'
of, for exportation, .
164 Mids. superior Red Wine 43 Cases Pickles.
38 Casks d .-. White do. - 24-Cases preserved Fruits
90 Cases do. Red do. 30 Bags Corks
45 Di:to White do. 4 Cases Haberdashery
43 Casks Vinegar 1460 Wird Hoops
3 Kegs Brandy 20 Bundles 'twigs
I Quatier-Cask do. ... 7 Bales /
Coffee Bags
37 Boxes Candirs 24 Bundles
24a Basile Olive Oil 4 Casks Nails
36 Cases Mottled Soap
And, for Home Consumption t •
170 Barrels Flour • 76 Hama
3511 Baskets. 7 Kegs Potted 1 ~..t.
179 Cass Cheeses - 5 Do. Alamode
16 in lead • S Do. Potted Pork
30 Kegs Hogs Lard 7 Sides Bacon
22 Ditto Butter 200 Dried Cod-Fisk
And afterwards her Prnvisions Zee.
Also, the Cargo of le Grand Decidi, captured by his Majesty's
gun-brig CoNrcicr, J. B. Bars, Esq. Commander, from St.
Domingo to Bourdeaux :
9:15 Bags Coffee I 1 Bag Tortoise Shell
46 Barrels Do. 1 Cask Gum
in the hair

273 Pieces FAI sde 5S 'Hides,
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ir RS. PROBATT (late of the. Roebuck .Inn,
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experienced since ei tering on her new undertakilg, and to inforga
thew and the Public in general, that she has now completed the
alt:rations stud improvements of her House, and hopes by dili-
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how*, to obtain that distinguished patronage and-support she
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WAN I'S a SlrUA'riON as CLERK in a
Public Department, a Merchant's or Tradesman's Count.
Ing-House, AuJrney's Office, or as an Adedtant in a Circulating
I.thrary, or Twin to an Acaiinny; a putts Man, aged 52 years,
who flatters himself he is ilualilied for either 01 tie abote-roes-
tioned sitnatious. ,
Satisfactory reference for characler can be gives.
A note left at I lolland's Coffee •hotic., addressed to A.A. Lower
Thames-street, will b.• punctually attended to.

kftIi.EHOLD EatAXE. HAIVIPSHIRE.
' • For SALE by PRIVATE (..a.iNTItACT,
I THE MANOR. of EAST HOE, in the Parish
ai Soberioni consisting of Two capital Farms, a• Water
Corn Mill, Meadows, sundry Coryluilils, Cottageit Quitrents,
Purlieu in Bere Forest, 'Manorial Rights and iminueties,
the•whole living compact togethcr.
Hoe Manor ,arm, containing about six hundred and fortp.five
Acre,' of arabl?•, pasture, and wood Land, in a ring fence, a ca-
pital Yana Howe, which may be improvrel into a genteel reFN
deuce, large Barns, all other 'buildings suitable, in good repair,
in the oecutadon of William Horn.
Hoe-Cross Farm, contacting about four hundred and fifty-five
Acres, customary measure, of arable add wood Land contiguous,
together with a very good Farm House. several Barns, and other
suitable buildings, in good repair, in the occupation of Henry
Silvester.'
• Ridley Water Corn Mill, and ten customary Acres of good
meadow Land, a Dwelling House, cottage, and other buildings.
allin good repair, in the crcupation of John Stu'Jlaington.
A Cottage, and abaci; four cottonicry Acres of meadow Land,
in the occupation of William Puok, tenant at wilL •
The whole situate t.ear Hainbledon, in a pleasatt country,
plenty of game, well stocked with fine thriving yourg timber,
ten miles from Portsmouth, seven Irma Risley 's Waltham, tie
teen from Winchester.
'The Tenants will thew the Pat sea. The Farms may be en-
tered on at Michaelmas next,
For Particulars inquire of Richard Eyiss,F4q. Eisnrieonl. dr of
Thomas Martin, Westnaeon. If by /liter, post paid. • •

SPAIN.

SUPREME JUNTA OF SPAIN.

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.proclamation or address to the-Spanisli peopills
been published by the Supreme Junta, embracing!
-of a most interesting desetiption. To give It
_ length wodld fill the half of our paper ;—we'
therefore, obliged to content ours:het with an
lgment. As a brief abstract of its contents we
state, that it gives a statement of the situation
country, of the duties imposed upon the Go-
vernment, of the measures adopted- or to be adopted
discharge of them, and of the purposes to which
efforts of Government And people should be di-

begins with a rapid but striking picture of the
state of Spain previous to the revolution, occa-
as they state, by a 44 tyranny of twenty years
exercised by the most incapable hands ever known
mankind ;" they proceed to state the effect of
;graceful subjection, and declaim on the trea-
t with which the French endeavoured to turn it
their advantage. They speak with exultation pf
insurrection, and with applaus of the-Provincial
- ; but the institution of the Supreme Junta
all its circumstances, is stated to be more gin-
as it. was a more arduous task than a victory..
They thenstate their- first object in point of time
'the etPidsion of the French, and .the appli--
nof .constancy and prudence to those purposes,
rhicli impetuosity and valour have been so pro-
directed, but which alone they will not be able
omplee: They then give a short but true and
picnuu of the contest hoVhich they are engag-,
fld,-far from depreciating the res2urces, or un-.
(ervaluing the advantages of- Bonaparte, acknow-.
his gigantic power, though they dwell with:
.stress than either policy or truth, in our opinioP.'
justify, on the certainty of assistance from the,
Continental Powers against it. They add, how-
that they must act as if depending solely and
ly on their own efforts, and urge the necessity of
ig 500,000 infantry and 50,000cavalry,axidpledge
themselves not to relax in their endeavours till they.
completed that number. They. dwell on the
, of the Royal expences,, and the sources which
immediate confiscation of the favourites and other
icherous Spaniards' property will supply ; and
,&11 they acknowledge the pecuniary aid of Great
in with gratitude, they disdain the notion of a
Jy, and urge the necessity of immediately taking
isures for the repayment of sueh magnificent loans
with that reciprocity and decorum which belong to
and powerful nations. The Spanish Monarchy,"
add, " must not remain in this respect with
feeling of inequality or dependence on any of
Allies ;" and they promise a faithful and undis-
guised account of the public revenue and expences.
They then proceed to the second object, second in
• though not in importance ; and however high
conception of the Spanish nation may, have
we hardly -expected from them, or from any
of men, a public recognition of the prince_
of free Government, at once so temperate, so
, and philosophical. They declare the wishes
the young King to be the sime as their arum:
acknowledge that, in restoring the ancient rights.
the nation, in estatilishing. fundamental laws on,
ad bases, in providing against their violation or
neglect, and in devising checksuponarbitrryauthority,
they are only completing the task he had chalked out
• his Government, and fulfilling the patriotic wishes
he left as a legacy to the nation. It then pro.
to exhort the people to take an interest in their
far from shunning advice, it seeks and desires
of the community. It wishes to consult them on.
ancient laws; on the alterations which the diffe-

of times and circumstances may exact; on the
maps of improving the administration of justice;and
system of education, with various other projects
equally benevolent, and equally wise. - The rest of
Paper consists of an eloquent contrast of uie his.
and principles of the two revolutions of France
_ Spain, and of a spirited congratulation to the
people of Spain on the prospect of liberty and pro•
sperity, which their owu valour and patriotism have
opened to the nation.—Having thus stated the ob.
of their attention, they solicit the confidence of
countrymen, aware, that without it they can dO
ing, and assured, that from the purity of their
,rives they cannot fail to deserve it.
This interesting Paper bears the date of Aranjnez,
October, and was' approved of by the Junta on
,oth of November.

MADRID, NOVEMBER ts.
The Supreme Junta has addressed to. the Secretary
State for the War Department the following
coma: • •

MOST EZCZLLSIIT Sam:Non—The King our Master Dab
Fernando VII. and in Ms Royal name, the Supreme Governing
of the kingdom, considering that nothing so nuseit ennui-
to mat* a "hit of valour and emtdation among sokliers as

opportune distribution of rewards to those whO diitingstkh
themselves in any glorions engagements have Imes pkassd t 3 esr
that all those who were present in that referred to Don
Blake's dispatch, shall receive double pay thrive° days,
that your Excellency do communicate the necessetf soden to
this Sovereign resolution into ofert ; and 1 eoemosekate
same to your Excellency by his Majesty's orden foe your le-
formation, dm May Goa preserve, Ste. (SiZsbel)

Aranjucz, Nov. 15." " MARTIN 1413.111A11..
an Order of the same date, permission is eint-
• the return of the expatriated Jesuits, with a
illation of the pensions formerly assigned to them.
an Order of the subsequent day, a stop was put
further sale of the property of religious com-
Ades, chapelries, &c. and it establishes various
visions for reinstating them in the property already

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