Star.
London, England, 1803-12-22 00:00:00

NOTICE AND EU:WARD.

NTOTIOE t., JOHN V.-111t, S‘ln of the cieeeared
VAIR, W.g.raker in Edinburgh, and Reward
for Information rcfpeeing him :
That. it. b: will appty •n Thomas Brodie Efq No. tn. ft WI.
Tstnote, I,on.lnn ;or to Joreith Cauaa. Efq.
t. r to thc hienct, dinbunth, he will be io formed of the partkula-s
of Gls Fathsr s WAS in his favour, under which be as :1.0:led to a
conttl-rah'e Property.
1 he Said John V -.it was Apprentice to Mr. Tucker, Au°. rey,
Mount row, Laml e h. London; pradl:fed a ihort tin... for 1::m-
-f..41 in the year 1; es, and afterwards rcbdsd at John Penn's. Efq.
at B.nkc Park, near Wiocifor : but his Rd tin. S,telatt.l haws
w.t heard of him for many yrars; and as it Is of csmf<qto ns.e to
others, Intended in the furl Will. to know whether the find John
Vain is dead or albs. the left Perron, or Pergola. who Shell Elm
fuck infototatirt as Ord! lead to af•ertaio the Pan, (ha rcedre a
Reward of Ten O.b'cas, on applying to Mi. Drodle, or Mr. Car
tin, es above.

VAI,LIABLIIIISTAIWIIIII NORTH OF SC:1I LAtOJP

To DE SOLD.
There are to be SOLD, in cnurfb or the enfuing Winter,
'THE •Efiates of Old Weiler Nebel,
Cradkbali, Drak!ea. Mains of CALA ii, Stoney fiefil. Boom-
town, Muckovie, and Bogbain, scar loyernefs, In different Lotr.
Theft F.ftates are beautirolly limited in t` a iMtgediate neigh.
boort/pod of the thriving and populous Royal Borough of invernds,,
Fort George, and the Calcdonban Canal which is now begun;—
lie Farina are In roma/ futleieetty (melded, and in eat order.
with Honks, Mx-Hooks, 0411-11 S, and thriving Plant.dium of
Wood Among the many advantages, a gr.et p..rt f the Effete'
are along the Sea Sidc, and hive the bcnefn n Sea Ware. The
HWa, which are es enbve, abound with Gans,
The Lands sod Barony of Old Caflelull, with the Burgh of
Barony, arc held of the King sod afford a Freehohl Quaktibeatian
to vote for a Member to lave in Parliament fur the County of
Inn-rode.
Oentkrnen who with to porehafe Lands in the North of Scot.
land, will feldorn find Itch defu able Properties in the Masker.
For turthcr information. application to be madt to Campbell
Mackintolli, FN. of Invernefs.

. HOLD ESTATES, MA !LANNI/4k B/OliAri.
TO BE BOLD BY AUCIION,
By Mr. HAWICII9,
On liiledn'dllay the 4th day of pottery, at Gni ease& Q Oa
-
SUP Inn, Maidenhead ; in thevo.Lats.
(by order of the Aliguew of Mr. Abraham Deriai,)
LoY t. VERY compad and improbable R
EF.. .
HOLD ESTATV. fintatepartly kt Hlgtultrwtond*
Hank Erect icompriling keen brick and die Mahar*. with hogs
Barb and Garden is good repair, in the occupation Of hiellke.11•11,
ton and others, nano at will; at a very haw teat of ear. omit
free from lend tax.
Lot 2. A very fubitantiat nen built Freehold brick taut tailed
Dwelling Houk, &drably theme the:brit entrance of the Town
of Maidenhead; with. emeriti* ollan, laze Barn and Far*
Teed. the wind, of whkithu been recently eretted, are in the bet
repair, sod lute been Once oceopidi in the Ftpter trade, bet are.
equally adapted for private Minton: rink presages are money
rated from land tax, and Inaniedlate pat Son may be bad.
Lot 3. The one:plena Tenn in a Lank of a Oaedat ballad As •
Lcond lot, togeritu with a essfinstisse Stable, Lak mad OW
' tome, recently erected on the fame.
To be viewed keen d•ys previa*, to the Lle, 'ardente* then,
et the Swam Inn, Winder; Upper Crown, Maslow; Vitae Hart.
Henley ; star Mike. Temple Bar; Mr. Hunt's, Attorney at Law.
Maidenhead; and Mr. Nankeen, Reading:

For Side, at the Broker's' New Sale Room Oats till libpsesit.
Houte), Woolikr-erred. Plytnotuh. en Friday. able 611 Deg at
sonny, tilos, by t Cock in the F.. now.
I'HE G 001) BRIG LA SIRENE.
areaatesf.
Length on Deck. • 74 Feet 4 !mini.
breadth erreme, -s, ditto.
Athneafures, - i 66 wet Tone.
Square Stern, with a neat Figure Head, and two DO b. a
to be ealeMated for the Foreign Trade, beings reseeetabk her
faller. The Hun, preMoni to her loft waive, reeked, a ma-
demi* repair at this Poet. together with the Storm are in good
order; takenbit her voyage froth St. Domingo and condemned as
Prise to his Majelty's Skip df War the jamdea, jonm Rafe, kJ*
cannefindet, new Wog in Cataract*, and there to he &Redo&
AM afterwards will be Sold.
roe mesa/Afton,
it Hotheads,)
3 Tierra. LS Ccdtas
3t
453 Darr
st Barrels ironmongery.
s Dlito 'tinware.
6 Ditto
Bak Caged flags
Bags free Pins. •
7 Coils Rope.
tot mono coattiornos.
Ahem 7 Tons Legwood.
so Toss Fsßick.
37 Pieces tAshagetrg.
Being the cadre Cargo of the laid Mg La OREM
And alto the goud Brig EatIGAGRAI4 its.
Length aloft. • Rs Peet.
Breadth extreme. 24 Ditto 23/ lacks,
Admeafores, 17er to-oe Tons.
French balk, Figure Head, and Two Do**, a brew. wood irefel.
carries a large Cargo, in proportioe to her AdamWeirement, and
appears to he calculated for the general perks at Trade. The
Materials are is Lair °sedition, fu as to seeptire say a estemen
tenets captured.eo her voyage from St. Denier end eseilme-
ed a• prise to hit latajeflye Ship of War, the rodymlon. the
Hon. Chariot Paget essineoder, sow lying to Csreaux, end there
to Ls Oats-rid.

Med afterwards wiTI be Sold,
101 IMPINIT• 1-10111,

17 fingllscads,
it notes, Coffee.
144 k
4 Iv* Cocoa Nuts.
fres •J/1t CAN sviarros.
Abort 7 Tuns Logsrosd.
s Pieces Fullook.
I hales COMO WeeL
liars dis cadre Carts of Alt fad rIIFIGACIILANTL
Mid WU tic good lidg Is REBECCA.
Length slat, 71 Foot o Inches.
Dud eStittllt. ss Dino t WM.
Adnuaturcs - tut Twos.

Setiare Aiern, &IWO; Lutlt.at fame Poet b the Tioetbs a remark •
brig for tlse B. tic. err Coal Tuck. of an oaf, Dr .ft of
Virat:r ilu is in celery refried. a compile .t Menlo= Vail, of Let
nee the ft lees are abut, lint, and in fair isonilliioa; a prise. eon •
ilenit.td to Lis ILlia:••lit's SLip of War.the flisilieft, Robert Williams.
Conizaaadet, n,:.a aine in buttcnt Pool. and duet to be de.
LieiereZ•
toe oleo* the Goods. ani! Sanyies of the fame. sot Se Cats.
itivestotioa, ay..% ioniser particulate, spill, to bilaeu4
1.. -tr. Eft. ant of he Agents to tin Grease ise So Mona
Leckie,. Swaim Denier.
Pl:sms at. lose. 14. 17,01.

.e

I

LONDON.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER ii.

.~
i~I
~~~

TRICE+. OF STOCKS THIS rAv AT ONE O'CLOCK,
loropg. 3:s.l—Reduced S. I—Ornnium e Ri dd.
4 per Cent. 6); i—Long Ann. t 13-t6—Short Ann. 31-163.
DustiN, DEL Ex eta is per Cent. Goy. bet. 661
Gncd Canal Loan, 4 per Cent. 67i.
Con. ft of Exialange—llubl.n oa London 161, 16.

Difpatches were yefierday received at the Admi
ratty from Sir EDWARD PELLIW, who we are happy
to find had beer al,le to maiataia his porition, a•atrh•
ing the ports of Ferrol and Cot unna. We under.
Rand, that according to thefe difpatches, the preps•
rations of the enemy there were almoll entirely at a
Rand, in confequence, as is believed, of orders hav-
ing been received from The French Government to
fulpend the preparations for the prefent—or, perhaps,
iv confequence of a deficiency of proper flares, of
which it teems they are in very great want. Our
fquadron had received information that a large body
of troops had arrived for the purpofe of being em-
barked at tlnfe posts, but the tiatement was not
much credited.

The Public may exp-ta very contradiftory (late-
ments to be circulated, refpeetirz the prepat atiuns
and movements of the enemy. While, by the lafi
accounts from Ferrol, the preparations are reported
to be at a (land in that neighbourhood, the accounts
from more northeily ports (late them to be in great
suttivity. Lord Motile, it is afTerted, has written
from Scotland, that he has received certain informa-
tion of the enemy's intention to attempt a landing in
that quarter, and that he is fully prepared to give
them a proper reception. Writing to a friend upon
the fubjett, his Lordthip fays, " If you with to fee a
battle, come immediately to Scotland. The enemy,
I am well affured, will fpeedily make an attempt up-
on this part of the coati ; and (hould they effed a
landing,l (hall not lofe a moment in attacking them."

In the Hull Paper of Monday laft an article ap.
pears, which has fence been copied into the London
Prints, Rating that the Captain of a veffel arrived
there from Rotterdam had brought intelligence, that
the Dutch troops, on being ordered to embark on
Monday fe'nnight, had laid down their arms, and
refuted to proceed on the expedition, faying, the
French were not their mailers. This, the Captain
fays, took place jun as he was coming away; and
that a report prevailed at Rotterdam, that a fimilar
refufal had been manifeiled at Dunkirk.
To all this it has been added, we know not on what
authority, that the Captain, or the perfon who came
paffenger with him, had made an affidavit before the
Mayor of Hull, to the truth of the above Ratement.
We cannot take upon us to fay that the intelligence
has no foundation whatever, for a very flight matter
might give rife to fuch a rumour, but we can affert
that there are letters in town from Rotterdam of the
date of Wednefday fe'nnight, two days later than
this pretended mutiny, which are altogether filent on
the fubjeEt, which we think they hardly would have
been, had there been any truth in the Ratement.
To the above we have to add, that the Captain of
the veffel who brought the Dutch Papers, announced
in our Paper of Tuefday left, left Rotterdam fo late
as Friday evening 10.—He had received no informa-
tion of the kind alluded to. We do not think the
news entitled to any credit.