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London, England, 1807-11-28 00:00:00

GRECIAN LAMPS.

MESSRq. HANCOCK, SHEPHERD, and
RIXON, take the liberty of refpedtfully acquainting the
Nobility and Gentry, that very erroneous Advertifementt have
bees induftrioutly circulated, Rai:lg that certain material im
provements to the articles of Patent Lamps have been introduced
by intervited individuals : they can atrure their friends, that an im•
partial cnmparifon has been made between them and fume they
have Jolt now the horour of offering for infpeetioo, which will be
maniteft to any candid °Verver to have the decided Superiority.
The improvement is an addition the molt fimpk potfitile, which
may be added to Patent Lamps of all defcription• row in oft ; by
which only an article being introduced, the light it expanded and
improvett,the cotton kept conilantly moift,and the flame of eourfe
purified.-a-No. 1, Cockfpur•ftreet, Nov. 35,111r...7.

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TO BE SOLD, either together, or in Lou,
THE MANOR of CHARNEY, with its R;ghts,
Members and Appurtenances in the County of Bata, with
the very defirable feverai Farms and Lands Menu; belonging, in
the occupation of Mcfrs. W.odbridge, Pyke, and Sims, founts
at Will, containing 49 Acres or thereabouts
Charmy is fituatc about ten miles front Oxford, eight front
Abington, and fix from Farringdon, in a fine Sporting Country
and near the Turnpike Road, leading from Oxford and Abingdon
to Eirtingdon, Cirencefter, and Gloucefter, and the Eftate is well
worth the attention 44f any perfon, either to la or occupy.
For further particulars and to treat for the purchafe of the
whole, or any pan of the Eftate, apply to Mr. Morland, Solicitor,
Abingdon.

BERKSHIRE and WILTSHIRE-1U BE SOLD,
THE Fte ani Inheritance a that Capital and
Exteolive MANSION HOUSE and Offices, with the Pad-
docks and inclofed Grounds adjoining, at Spariholt, in Berk flame.
late the I' Rate, and in the occupation of Lieut. G,neral Gab!)it,
det:eafed, and two Farms belonging to tke fame; the whole con-
taining shoat alle Acres.

Al;3, the rytici, of Fiftythree Acre,' of Land, in Ramfbury.
Wilt'litre

The Hook and Lands at Sparfluslt, are Gtuated about five miles
from the town of Wantagc, and are, together with the Tythes iu
Wiltitire, let to rerpedlattle tenants, on leaks which will cx; re
at different perinde, within twelve years, and now produce 48.31.
and upwards per annum, but will rife cooliderahly. there is a
quantity of Timber and ornamental Trees of thcl.7.l;di.

iiftwe is fabjed to two Annuities, one of 1501. and the
other of 751. a year.

Particularsmay be known by applying to Jofepb Gabbit, FN.
Limerick. Ireland; Benjamin Morland, El. Abingdon, lierkflaire ;
and John Lloyd, Efq. Marion Nun, Dublin, to whom propo-
fals are to be made in writing.

Tali.

FREEHOLD ESTATEsaiId*ANOR with IMPROPRIATE

1 I CHES.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE MANOR And ROYALTY of III:MING-
BROIIGH, together with the ltnproptiate Rck.tory thereto
eomprifing
The UREA f and SMALL TYTHES of the? 0 WNSH!PS of
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Bowthurpe and Minthorpe, extruding over upwards of 77cs acres
of arable, meadow, and warp land; together with
A valuable FREI.. H 01.13 MESSU AGE, granaries farm 'mzild-
ings, and land in Hcmingbrough, containing 4 acres, and a compadt
Freehold Farm in the townflup of Bailin', called Turnhead r arm
with granaries and commodious farinbut 'dings, filbing houfe and
landing, and upwards of yo acres of rich arable, meadow, palate,
and ss srp land, in high cultivation ; the whnic Let od leafs, width
wilt expire on the 6th April Itt,-S, at the net run of st6ol per an-
townfhips over wbkh the tytbes extend zee chiefly in.
an Open field Rate, capable orate grrateft improvement by indef.-
Ing,and are moderately afftlfed to the land Tax and paroelfial rate:.
This Eftate is fituate upnn the River Oufe, poffeiling the advan-
tage of water carriage to the belt market* in the Weftern part of
Yorklire, in a very fertile part of the county, about 3 miles
from Selby,3 from Howdrn, is from Vork,and 2f from Hull
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Nioyfer, of Nuntingdon.
near 'York ; and defcriptive particulars may tie had at the Hotel..
Leeds; the Neptune, Hall ; the (Leen'a Head-. Newciftlr- upon.
Tyne; the Bridgewater Arms, Ma ichiter; at ()areaway'. coke
hnufe ; wad of Mr. Oath*, No. 47. Pall Mall, London, who is
authcrifed to difpole of the films and waLre a plea or the Pants
' may baleen.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, NOVENTBFR 28.

PRICE OF S I OCKS niis DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
j per Cent. Confols, for money 63ii—for Jan. account
Cinnium 1-1 rrim.....Excheq Bills, 33. prem.
PRICE Of STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 125.4 India Stock i7Bl
3 per Cent. Red 63 11It:i3 Bonds par
3 per C. Conf 63 if Fxcheq. Bills, ts. 4s. pr.
4 prr Cent. 84 8t OmMum t pr.
5 per Cent. Navy sitli Tickets for ad City Lot. 71141
Long Ann. 37; Conf. for acc. 64 4f

Thurfday afternoon, a Dutch Ichnyt arrived at
Yarmouth from Holland, with nineteen paffengers.
—Arnong the number were Baron PELT, Colonel
Attics, (an Auftrian Officer) and Capt. POHLMEN,
a German ; the reft are dancers and fingers for the
Opera Houk. Excepting an Englifh lady, ncne
were allowed to land : they remain on board till
pafl'ports be fent down.
By this veffel feveral letters have been received in
town. French Papers, it is laid, have likewif: been
received by her ; and alfo Dutch—tlse latter to the
33d intl. but we have not feen any of them. The
following are extraas from two of the letters:

', ROTTERDAM, NOV-18.

" The French Emperor is fo much irritated againft Portugal,
for allowing the I nglifh and their property to efcape before the
arrival of his troops, that he has given orders to detain all Porto-
guefe v.:ffc Is, and to imprifon their crews. His Majefty has alfo
commanded, that all Portuguefe property throughout France [hall
be fequeltratcd—that fuch perions as have any property of that
nation in their poffeffion, gull immediately give it up, and he has
accompanied this command, by a menace, that any petlon who
than be found to make an unfaithful return of fuch property. (hall
be imprikined in iror.s for feven years. This intelligence we have
eve- Peed from the French poll, and whether our Government is to
follow the example it affords we are yet to learn, but there is every
reafon to think i! probable.

" All colonial produce has eonillerably rifen in price—the na
tural confequence of the recent prohibition of foreign fupply,
C ff:c which is the principle article of demand, and which you
Mate may be. ha) in Frgla,l under 31. per cwt. is here fold at
above ral. The enhancement of fugar, is nut quite in proportion,
as our fuppiy on hand is much larger."
Another.ler:er fAys—

s We underil ,n 1 hrre that Bonaparte hat ordered the !marl
fonment of ail Purtu.vle to be found in Frarce, and that they
Shall be dvtai-t.rl as hoft:ges for the eondua of thrlr Government "

Can ail thing be conceived more iniquiv)us than
fuch a pr.,ceeding ?—Not only to feiie the property,
but to detain men. as hollages for the conduit of
a Government over which they have no controul or
influence !
The Favourite cutter has alto arrived at Yarmouth,
from the Baltic, and has brought over Mr. RUFF,
King's Mcfrengcr, with difpatches from St. Feted*.
burgh.
Difpatches have been received frxn Admiral Ptla•
yrs, of a very recent date. They Qate, that the
Cadiz fleet, confiding of t t fail of the line, were
;quipped, and ready for fea. They were in the
outer hat blur, with fpringz on their cables. Admiral
Posy is, with nine fail of the line, was clofely watch•
ing them, and fuch was his indefatigable attention,
that he only allowed hinifelf two hcors reQ at a time.
—We fincerely hope the enemy may be induced to
venture out : if they Mould, we predift with c..nfi-
dence I:,e addition of another fplet..!id page to the
btiaht annals Britillt glory.