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London, England, 1809-11-24 00:00:00

The Truant will sheer the Premises.

FREEHOLD,
HANOVER-SQUARE AND PRINCES-STREET.
Capit.d Mansion House, Ollces, detached Stable Yard, Coach
Houses, Stables, Wash Hous2, Laundry, Stu. also a smaller
House adjoining, in Princes-street,
'l'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. ROBINS,

Garraway's, on Thursday, the 7th of December, at Tirelre,

in Three Lots,

A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES TATE, com-
prising a spacious roomy Dwelling-House, desirably situate
in Hanover-square, corner of Princes-street, appropriate for a
Family of diAnction, or a Family Hotel, for which purpose it is
admirably adapted, con:aiiiing on the upper floor seven Bed-
rooms, second live Bcdchzinbere, first floor a handsome
Drawing-room, Walls pap:_tred, enriched Ceiling and Cornice,
Folding-doors and Marble Chimney-piece, two spacious Bed-
chambers, Dressing-room and Water-closet, principal and secon-
dary Stair-cases; Ground-floor, Entrance-hall, inclosed by Fold.
ing-doors, Vestibule or Inner-ball, capital Dining-parlour, Break-
fast-room, Library and Watet-closet, with Dcor to the Leads ;
in the Basement are all requisite Offices, detached Kitchen, capi•
tal Wkaie•cellars, Arras, With numerous Vaults, &c.
Adjoining in Prince- is a Freehold, compact and sub-
stantial House, conta:ning two Rooms on a Floor, with conve-
nient Offices, and which may be laid to the Mansion, and forte
a capital Residence for a Laze Family. • In a Mews at dig back
of the House, is a doubl., Coach-house, five-stall Stable, with
•Lesft and Man's Room over, private acsage to an extensive
Wash-hous3 and Laundry, and Shed at the back.
To be viewed by TicicetF. Particulars on the Premises; at
Messrs. Hanson and Bird, Solicitors, Chancery-lane ; at Gam.
way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-steet, Golden-scuarce.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE.
CAPITAL MANSION, FARM, . DEPUTATION OF

MANOR, &c.

TO BE LET for a Term of Year; and entered upon at Christ•

mas next,
AMODERN and capacious MANSION, adapted
in every particular f.ir the immediate reception of a Noble-
man or Gentleman of for.une, and roust eligible fur those who
wish for a commodious Country Residence or Or: nlla.
The Mansion consists of Dining, Drawing, a.eakfast and Balla:4
Rooms, and a Lilirary of good dimensions, atid furnished in the
highest degree of elegance and :ante ; numerous convenient Bed-
rooms, Housekeeper's-room, Butler's Pantry, Laundry, together
with every requisite, annexed and detached Offices, arched W.
lan, Stabling', Coach-house", Farm-yard, Poultry-yard, Cyder-
&c. &c. ; at the confines of a Shrubbery and Planta
dons is an extensive wailed Carden stocked with Fruit-strees,
well cropped, together with Green-house; Gardener's House,
I Aviary, &c. Any quantity of riod Meadow Land and part
Orcharding (in its prime and full bearing) .tot exceeding 70 Acres,
and about 20 Acres of Arable will be let wi-li it. The Deputa-
don of a Manor and free Warren pretty extensive areal welt sup-
pliud with ilatne, may be granted. The neighbnarhood social
and rc.pectal.;:e, tare roads good, and the situation cek`orned for
the sal,brity of its air, the: excellency of its stl, and purity of
water.

A Mail passes daily within a mile of the Mansion, which is
certric. !iv situated between the Cities of Worcester, Gloucester,
aml Hereford, from :each of which it is only a short ride, an eay
day's journey from the fashionable resorts of Cheltenham, Bich,
and eifton, adjacent to several good Market Towns; and conti-
guous to the rpmantic mikl picturesque `.4alvera Hells.
For further Particulars ana to treat for the preimsea, apply to
the Proprietor W. H. Yate. Eq. Bromo.herrow.place, near
Gloucester ; Mr. George Hill, tithicitor, Worccs:cr ; or Mr.
Cecil becke, Solicitor, iso.
London.
N. B. The Furoiturc, which is new and in a style of Fashion and
taste, together with the Live and out-door Stock, way be ►aieit
by appraisentent.

SPANISH PAPERS.

:-FVII.I.E, OCTOBER 29.

On the 14th in,t. the enemy concentrated all his
forces in Toledo ; the Spanish division of Estrema-
dura has its head-quarters -at Deleytosa ; those of
Marshal Deresford are at Castel Branco. The Eng-
lish army which occupies the positions of Montijo, '
Puebla, Talavera, and Badajos, Is daily reinforced
by troops which arrive from Portugal. The divisions
of N,..sy and Mortier have joined in the neighbour-
hood of l'lacencia.
On the 14 th the generale was beaten- at Olats, for
the march (If all the troops, which was effected by
the provincial grenadiers, the Swiss, and the regi-
ment of Ferdinand VII. proceeding to St. Felin and
Las Planas, to join the regiment of America and the
cavalry of Granada ; and on the 15th General Blake,
with the other Generals and all the troops, even the
convalescents, marched from Vichall ; these move-
ments and preparations, which indicate a general,at-
tack, ought to flatter us with the hope of the com-
plete defeat of the enemy in that Principality, which
intelligence may be expected every moment.
An English squadron of more than 20 sail is in
sight from Barcelona ; it is supposed to be destined
for the blockade of Toulon. It seems that an insur-
rection lately took place at Rome, the result of which
was the assassination of the French, and three Car-
dinals.
They write under date of the 14th inst. from the
vicinity of Gerona, that at midnight of the 13th a
brisk firing Au heard from that place, which lasted
three quarters of an hour. On the 14th in the morn-
ing some shots were heard from the side of Brunola,
and afterwards from between Brunola and Santa Co-
loma. It appears that the savage besiegers have with-
drawn their heavy artillery, and confined their opera-
tions against that place to a strict blockade.
On the 19th inst. our army of Catalonia remained
in the same positions.
OCTOBER 31.—The enemy are abandoning Rioja.
At present there are in that province more than
20,000 men ready to take up arms, and a division
of 2300 men and 250 horse prepared: The same is
the case in Navarre. There are scarcely any French
remaining, as they have all drawn off to Madrid, in
order to unite all their forces to oppose the progress
of the armies of La Mancha, Estremadura, and Cas-
tile; but in the mean time, the Navarrese are orga-
nising themselves and becoming soldiers. Thu in-
surrection in Gallicia is of a new kind. The want of
muskets is supplied by any other arms ; and the whole
province, which has risen in mass, is now armed, and
a part of this force is in motion towards Castile.
It appears that a division of the enemy, of 5000
men, has left Toledo to reinforce the army of Castile,
and to frustrate the operations of the formidable Spa-
nish troops under the command of the Duke Del
Parque and Senor Ballesteros, who it is very probable
have already entered Salamanca. Trains of artillery
continue to be sent to the army of La Carolina, which
army is provided with every thing necessary, and
considerably reinforced.
P. S. We have just learned, that a division of
tae army of the Duke del Parque has taken, in the
neighbourhood of
,that city, a considerable convoy
destined for that city, and many carriages intended
to carry away the sick.
The Politi•-al and Military Courier of Cordola has the
following article, dated

" Santa Cruz de la Mudela, Oct. 19.

“ On the 16th the generale was beat at Manzanares,
information having been received that the enemy in-
tended an attack by Valdepenas and Moral. The
second squadron of the free chasseurs of Castile, sup-
ported by another of the dragoons of Granada, and
100 men of those of Spain, took the road to Valde-
penas to oppose the enemy, while the first squadron
took that to Moral. On the former side the enemy was
soon repulsed, as he was not in much force; but on
the side of Valdepenas our troops found it adviseable
W retreat, the enemy having been reinforced by .500
horse, a cannon, and a howitzer. The French had
60 men killed and four officers ; our loss was only ten
chasseurs and thirteen horses.”
PRIVATE LETTER.-CADIZ, OCTOBER 31.

11 Nothing decisive is yet known relative to the
establishment of the new Government."

THE EVENING STAR.