The Bath Chronicle from Bath, Avon, England • 4

POSTS SCRIPT. LONDON, TUESDAY NOV. 5. THE Gazette of this evening contains an cxtraft of difpatch from Lord Wellington; of which the bulletin in preceding page givrs the Gazette further contains the following letter, dated Ofsh 25, addrefled to Lord Keith, by Capt. Tobin, of the Andromache, relating the Upture, by that (hip, of La Trave French frigate, of the Wcfer, captured on the 21(1 by the Rippon,) the day opened on the 23d Inft.

the Andromache pave chafe to a frigate under jury mads in the N. quarter about four P. M. (the bearing E. by S.

14 leagues :) (he opened a fire on ui from her Item guns, which was not returned until a poiition was taken on her weather quarter, when, after a feeble refiftance of about IS (he (truck her indeed fuch was the difabkd (late of her mails preeioudy to our meeting, thatany further oppoGlion would have beeti the extreme of She La Trave, of 2k French 18 and 1C 18 pound carronades, only nine old, with a crew of 321 men (nearly all Dutch;) one of whom was kitted, and her commander, the fecond lieutenant, two midfhipmen (one of them fince and 24 feamen, wounded. The Andromache recetced no injury in her hull, nor aught to mention in her or rigging; while I lament to fay, that Mr. Dickinfon, the firft lieutenant, feverely wounded, and one teaman that La Trave had two men wounded by an brig of war, on the The Clio hai fent into Leith a Da rilh cutter privateer, of 3 guns and 22 men, captured on the 22d in((. offHileroe and the Hotfpur frigate, Capt. Percy, has fent into Plymouth the American fchooner Chelapeake, of 265 tons, five gunt, and 29 men, from Nantea, captured on 26th Accounts from Alicant of the 9th uh.

Sate that the little flation of Denia, with only 190 men in the caftlc, ftill held out. Thia circumlfance ia attributed to the number of French natives or perloas of French defeent in the contiguous town, which may eonfift of about 5000 inhabiunts, and from whom it ia prefumed thegarrifon have acquired eafily all the neceflaryfupplies Our cruizert off the Wefer are in dire A com. munication with General Tetteoborn at Bremen and Oldenburgh. That part of the country ia clear of the Tettenborn is faid to have moved from Bremen towards the Dutch frontier. The Laureftinus frigate, Capt.

Graham, was loft on 26th of Auguft off the Bahamas. The crew, with the exception of one man, were faved. A dreadful hurricane prevailed on the above day, and confiderable damage waa done to the other (hipping in the Bahamas. Twelve houfes of the firft rnfpeftability have lately Hopped payment in Holland. Among thefe are the bankers, Cuyk, Van Meirop, Tetterode, Cramer, and Do Roo.

The Law arrangements are not perfected there is fomc difficulty about the new Puifne Archibald refignation bat been accepted, and. Sir Vicary appointment to the Chieffhip of the Exchequer has taken place. On the event of Sir Jamrt retiring, Sir Vicary Gibbs is again to remove as his fueceftbr in the Common Pleasj and Sir Wm. Grrrow will, in that cafe, become Chief Baron of the Exchequer. Col.

Carey, of the 84th reg. (fon-in-law to Sir Hewitt), deputy-adjutam-general in this country, has been appointed military fecretary to the forces, vice Col. gone to the Peoinfula on the ttaC of Sir J. Hope. The Commander-in-Chief has lately direfted that dragoons ffiould not be employed in conveying military orders, except on urgent occaCons, which may require immediate difpatch.

At Newmarket Meeting, on Monday, Sir C. Smolenfko beqt Gen. Red- Mould, Bft. ylb. each, SOOgs.

On Monday night, the 11th ult. about 8 as Mr. H. Hamilton, (brother of the late Dr. H.

of Ballinshinch), was going from his houfe to that of his brother, (ituated about three miles from Ballinahinch, on the Rathfrilaad road, he was waylaid by a party of men, who beat him in fuch a manner that he died the following morning. This horrid tranfaftion originated in that unfortunate party-fpirit of late in the vicinity of Nruiry Telegraph. Acircumftance of an interefting nature has recently taken place ia connexion with the proceedings of the London Society for promoting Chriftianity among the Jews. A voluntary aUbciatisn of nearly 50 Jews who have embraced Chriftianity, haa been formed among themfelves, in order to raife a fund for the dillrlbution of biblcs and Chriftian trafts among their unbelieving brethren, and to afferoble dated I for prayer, snd mutual counfel as to the heft means by them to be purfued for the bringing of their benighted kinfmen to the knowledge of the true Meffiah, The Cormth Miners are to be employed on the projeflcd fortification on Hilfea Green. This fortification is to be a pentagon, with five baftions reaching acrofs the ifland, and open in the iear.

The prefent barracks will be clofed by it in front. Sunday a boat, In which were two lads (brothers), a lea in Swanfea harbour, and funk; one of the boys afeended to the top of the mart, and feizing coat of the other, drew him up alfo, although in the main-lhect. In thia perilous fituation they remained until a boat with five men, after a hard druggie againft a heavy fea, happily refeued them. Extraordinary produce of Potatoes of afield of potatoes befong ng to Mr. Richard Bridgwood, of the Brook Houle, near Droitwich, has the prelent fcafon produced upwards of 6J pots per rood, of 64 yards making a produce of 318 pots per acre, pecks to the pot they are chiefly blue kidnies.

TIED. Edward Coates, efq of Ripon. Aged 70, the Rev. John Hogarth, of Ripley, Yorkthire At York, R.gerlWvai.efq,—Robert Norris, efq; of Prtlten. Bayonne (where hr was confined as a prifoner) of the wounds he received at the battle of Vitloria, Lieut-Col.

ScanUo John M. P. in CSrafton(freet, l.adv Broughton, mother to Mrs. Egerton. Jas.

Kioilton. efq; an alderman of his 76th year, within the rules of the King-s Bench, the Rev. Francis Stone, fome years ago redtor of Cold Norton, F.ffex, and svcll known for the proceedings agatnft him in the Ecciefiaflicai Court, which terminated in his being deprived of his living. tIANttaoPTS VaOtk TUt SO OAZr-TTE. JohnKtnghurn Henry Monti, of Jofeph Fletcher, of Warlingham, Surrey, broker.

John Tomkinfon, of Northwleh. fair-merchant. Henry I.ewes,butcher, Robert Williamfon CVapham, of l.iverpnol. grocer. Wm.

Y'ale of Saint John in HedseartUrtr, Worctdterfhire. maltfter Thomas Steele, of Cherter, woollen-draper. Shack, field Williams, of Morgan Waters, of Copthall-court- merchant Walter Clark, of Hereford, mercer. Philip Phillips.of St. James's-nreet.

glafs-dealer. 4 homas Crofts, of Fleet-llreet. (Hoe-maker, John Walker, of Shoreditch, r. Aleiander Copeland, of I eadenhail itreet. watch-maker.

William Nicliolfun. of Bloomfbury-iqLart enpineer. John Gibbs, of New Romnrr. clat.ier aud horfe-dealer. William Ptirkis, of Portfsusiitli.

cabinet-maker Alexander Waugh, of tke Miootles.bofier. John Mitchell, of New Sarum, cabinet-maker. Pritt if STOCKS. tKit Jjy ttt fee- Bank Stork, SIPJ .1 per cent, Conf sd. percent.

Red. 4 per cent 71J. 5 per Cent N'Vy Long Ann. HI Excbeq B.lls Js. a 3s.

pr. Otmt. fit yr. The Marquis of Wincheftcr has been plcafed to appoint the Rev. George Chapman, A.

vicar of hitlordffiip's chaplains. Thurfday was marked at Stanton.Prior, by the Rev. Mr. Phillett, Mr. Valenjine Parfons, of Blueberry Farm, Berklhire, to.Kezlah, fecund daughter of Mr.

Edward Bryan, of the former place. Saturday was married at Queen-lquare chapel, by the Rev. Dr. Gardiner, Robert Lane, efq; of the Eaft-India Board, to Ann, youngeft daughter of the late John Livefay, elqj of Coppal-hall, Lancafttirc. Yeftcrday was married, by the Hon.

and Rev. Edward Seymour, Peter Awdry, efq; of Seend, Wilts, to Eliza, youngeft daughter of the late Anthony Guy, etq; of Chippenham. Married. Mr. John Merritt, to Elizabeth, fccond daughter of Mr.

Thomas Horne, both of Corfliam Mr. John Gould, tailor, of Montpelier, to Mifs Mary Grigg, of Mr. Walter, linen-draper, to Mrs. Hickman, baker, of College-llreet, (a relative of Mr. Bretton, at the White-Horfe, Walcot.) Difo.

Monday, at Cambridge, in her 83d year, Mrs. Tylee, widow of Mr. Tylee, formerly organift of the in London, Mr. George Wilkinlon, proprietor of a lodgmg-houfc in Morford-ftrect, aged 16, Robert, fon of Mr. John Neale, nl Yale, Mr.

David Godwin, a relpeflable farmer, of Poole, Mr. Htllings, of the Dolphin, Bro.id-ftrcet. On the 20th ult. died at Taunton, aged 71, Mrs. Mary Lawlon, eldeft daughter of the late Sir Henry Lawton, of Brough hall, Vorkfhirc.

Monday died, at his houtir. on the in bis 80th year, William Evelyn, efq; of St. Cicrc, Kent, who 34 years in Parliament tor Hythe. Friday a (mail floop, failed the Providence, of Briftol, was driven en (hore on the rocks near Tenby Caftle, and foon after went to pieces; the crew and tome part of the wreck laved. ills Higlincfi tlir Duke of CUrcnce lus been pip (fed to John Taylor, efq; of Chfloo, near IV iitol, to be Ills extraordinary.

The alteration with tefpeft to the Veom.inrtr Corpt, notiiied to laards Ideulenant by Lord Sidmouth, was, we nnderffarfil, JuggeUed to Gorernment Uime time lince byGnpt. Thornhill, adjutant to the Trotne and Eaft-Memlip Yeomanry, A numeroofly attended meeting was holden at the Baptifl chapef io'this city on Monday erening, for the nurpold fif praying for the fscciTs of nhlfions undertaken for the conrerlion of the Thele meetings are to holden, in rotation, on the fuft Monday in every month, at the ftveral diffenting of worlhtpin Bath. The lifngnr't Optra attrafted lart Monday at the Brirtol Theatre, an overflowing audience. Many hundreds were turned away in difappoimment from the pit and gallery doors, before the curtain rofe. A correfpondent oblerves, that Mift Naji's reception was emhufiaftic, yet it was merely in a rtriVt proportion with her merits.

With ordinary practice and alTtduiiy, this young lady mart become of the ftrrt fingers of the age; at theprelenl moment Mrs. Dickons is her only fuperior upon the Britith rtage. In Ponder well," Ceafc yOnr and the charming old duet of Over the hills and far (he excited the hvrUrft barrts af applnule. Broohi (a fellow pupil of Sinclair and Mifs Stephens) was the (he pofTefles a conlraht voice of aftonifhing ftrength, well calculated to give efleff to fongs of a violent and palfionate defeription. She was particularly applauded in the quarrelling duet, and the quick air of Thy love is all madnefs and which (he articulated admirably.

In perlon, tone of voice, and general manner, (he much refembles excellence of Mackeath is too well known to need a comment: he was in fine voice, and adled in his bert ftyle. The Opera was given out for repetition amidrt (boutsof applaufe from all quarters of the The Hon. John Reginald Lygon, fecond Ton of Lord Beauchamp, has received the royal permilTtou to take the fumante of Pindar, inrtead of Lygon. The firft Warmlnfter Wool Market was held on the 23d ult. when a conliderable quantity of wool was exhibited many mod refpefhble manufatSurera and rtaplers attended, and a few packa were fold but it (eemed to be the general (entiment, that forted wool Ihould be produced, which would be more faleable to the manufaflurert than fleece wool.

The anniverfary dinner 6f the Taunton and Somer(et hofpital was celebrated on Monday Uil in Taunton, by a full and very refpedlaWe meeting of its patrons. On its being announced that about 251. was ftill wanting to complete the new operating-room, (the expence of which is defrayed by a fubfeription independent of the funds of the hofpital,) W. C. Trevelyan, efq; prefemed 51.

and Col. Pioney, in the name of the officers of hit regt. (theSomertonand Langpon local militia) gave 2fM. being the (econd donation of the fame amount benevolently contributed by thia highly relpefhbie corps to the ufe of the Holpttal. Sir Jofepti Sydney Yorke and Sir T.

Boulden Thompfon, accompanied by Mr. Rennie, Mr. Hall, have been for the laft week engaged in a furvey of the new Royal Dock-yard in Millord-haven and they are fo highly pleafed with the fituation, that they rtrongly recommend it, not only as a buildingyard, but as grand naval arfenal. The fituation is about four miles up the Haven, and on the Pembroke fide, on a (pot called Peter-Church, which was purchafed by the Ordnance Board about fifty years ago, for the purpofe of a fort, great part of which was built, but never completed. Payne, otfierwife Phineas Adams, notorious for his impolitions, and for having endured Ikalping for the purpofc of procuring his from the Ift SomeiTet Militia, and who was afterwards tried and convified of felony, butefcaped punifhment owing to the Judges having decided a point of law in his favour, was laft week committed to Wilton prifon, as a deferter from his fervice.

Two men, named Samuel Phippard and James Summers, while working in one of the ftoue-quarries at Swanage, Dorfet, were on Wednefday fudJenly (urprifed by a fall of immenfe blocks of liooe. A boy, who went to call them at the hour of dinner, gave an alarm to the neighbours, who found Phippard dead, with hit head and one hand jammed between pillar of the quarry and a huge block of ftone that had fallen from the ceiling. Summers was confined under two large blocks of (lone that had formed a kind of arch over him. He was quickly relcafed, with two of his fingers nearly fevered from his hand, and one of his broken. He recovered hit fenfes in artxort time, but died io S6 hours.

Hefaid that, at the time of the failing in, they both tried to efcape, though in different directions. They have both left large families. The paragraph copied into our laft from another paper, (fating that Sir John Brigges, ban. was apprehended in this eity, on a charge of embezzling (tores, was incorrefl: the perfon apprehended was John Briggs, late mate of the Tortoife, charged with Healing a calk of filver from that veffel. Letter from Plymouth to the Editor, Nov.

1. Arrived a beautiful American fchooner, 2. burthen, called the Chelapeake, from Nantz bound toNew-York, laden with filks, fteel, mufquets, See. captured by the Hotfpur a French chafte-maref, with brandy and wine, prize to the Ajax. Alfo, the American Ichooner Firefly, Capt.

25 days paffage, bound to Bourdeaux, with a valuable cargo of fpices, See. capturedby (he brings an account that Commodore Rodgers had arrived at Bofton. evening before the capture of the Tave, the Achates brig of war, of 18 Capt. Mon ilon, fell in with and engaged her for a confiuerable time, in which the frigate had 7 men killed, but the brig none; (he whs, however, much cut up in her rigging; and loft in the Bristol, Nov. 2.

Came in, Simon Taylor, Leftie, and Arcade, fr, London; Eliza, fr. Newfoundland Melchbourne, Brown, and John and Jane, Manly, fr, Cork; Lady Fitzgerald, Elmes, and Britannia, Beilington, fr. Waterford. Arrived, at Dublin, Swift, Hughes. The Colin, Lovell, Bctfey, Merewcather, and Avon, from hence bound to Cork, to join convoy for the Weft-Indies, have been taken by the True Blooded Yankee American privateer; the two former have been retaken, and carried into Plymouth, Bath Corh-Markft, 03.

80. Wheat, jay fatiis average hdf. per lack, for whe bread, lacks, aver price 795. yld. per facie.

Dmo rtand-nd ditto, 21 lacki, aver, price 751 4JJ per fade. Price of the Quartern Leaf from Noi, to Stv y. Whcatcn la. lid. Wheaten it.

ofd. HATH, Wednesday Xov. 3. BATH, November NEW ASSEMIILY-ROOMS, pi)F. Fir 11 DRESS liliLi nt thefe Kiionir, tviU on MONDAY of November; and irrt FANCY HAI.L, JAMTS KINO, AT NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS.

R. BARBER has to inform the 1 I Nobility and Gentry, tl ijlitoe BOOKS are KUAV OPEN at thefe to to the DRFSS FANCY ii Jr The CARD ROOM haj been FwniHbed at a confid, rable expenfr, and Mr. S. flatters hunfelf that his exertions to render the tllablifkmet.t more elegant and convenient will receive the liberal fupport of the public. LOWER IBUT Nobilify and Gentry, uy fe Rooms, are rrfpedtfuUy infArmed.

that tnr FIRST BALI, will be on FRIDAY Nov. sth 5390J F. JJOTYENETTE, AT. C. LOWER ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, Oaober 1819.

XT. FINEGAN, the Renter of thele rrfpedlfully inform, the SUBSCRIBERS RKADINO and CARD ROOMS, that the fttfoivirg have taken place by direction of tue Commitw at a Genera! Meeting of the on Friday Odl. Bth. The large Room on the ground floor ti exclufively appropriated for the other large Room above Bairs is to be in futtre the Reading Room the three adjoining the Card Room for the Games of Chess, Backgammon, T'ke Afttt'fpapgrt mni PuhhtMhns fupplted are, Globe, Statefman. Star, Morning Chronicle, Times, Dublin Evemlgitoft, Dublin Corrcfpondent, Obferver, Cobbettrvmth Papers, one Briflol Paper, Gazettes, Lloyd's, Lift, Military Chronicle, Naval Chronicle, Edinburgh Review.

Quarterly Review, Monthly Magazine, Afiatic Reglfter, Army and Navy Lifts, (and am extra ILmening Paper, for the of InvalidSubeenbers.) There is alfo a feparata Room for the Committee to hold their fittings in. Thefe Rooms form a Suite of Apartments dlftindl from the Ball-Rooms, and each having its local entrance, the Subfcribcrs who may bepleafcd to honor the Lower Affembfy-Rooms with their patronage, never can interrupted or dlfturbed at any time in any feafon of the year. T-itD An nc-al Subscription vi a I Months 0 10 6 By the fourth Rule, in future, all Members are required to be Introduced by two Subfcribers, and their names inferced in a book kept for that purpofr. ARRIVED HERE. Countefs Delawfon, Lady Clonbrock, Lady Call, Hon.

G. Toler, Gen. Sir Eyre Coote, SirS. Northcote. Sir R.

Baker, Sir W. and Lady Wynne, Sir G. and Lady Temple, SirC. Saztun, Sir T. Piiflon, Sir E.

Home, Sir W. Richardfon, Sir W. and Lady VVatfon, Dean of Wells, Gen. Ambrofe, Col. and Mrs.

Coz.Col. Needham. Col. Roberts, Colonel Taylor, Major and Mrs. Denny and family.

Major 3c MUward, Major Horfley, Major Fitzgerald, Major and Mrs. Orange and family. Major Walwyo, Df. Barley. Dr.

Gillum, Rev. H. Williams, Rev. Mr. Cole, Rev.

Mr. and Mrs. Sibley, Rev. Mr. Douglas, Rev.

Mr. Pyhe, Rev. G. and Wright, Rev. Mr.

Croly, Captain Carrol, Capt. and Mrs.DDickern Mrs Thorley, Capt. Dixon, Capt. M'Donoagh, Capt. Hall, Capt.

Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Vrmon. Mr. and Mrs.

Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs. Hawker, Mr. and Seerlc, Mr. and Mrs.

Davlfon, Mr. and Mrs. Webfter, Mr and Mrs. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs.

Randell, Mr. and Mrs. Maltlard, Mr. and Mrs. Symes, Mr.

Mrs. and 2 Mifs De Cofta, Mrs. and Mifs BTedford, Mrs. and 2 Mifs Ferris, and Mifs Whyte, Mr. Pucitta, Mr.

Richards, Mr. Bradftock, Mr. Drewe, Mr. Quick, Mr. Pile, Mr.

Morgan, Mr. Lovegreve, Mr. C. Hawker, Mr. Webb, Mr.

Wentworth, Mr. Prefton, Mr. Andover, Mr. Morland, Mr. Stephenfon, Mr.

Chlchefter, Mr. Parker, Mr. Hinham, Mr. Palmer, Mr. De Meuron, Mr.

Knowles. Mr. Gifford, Mr. Richardfon, Mr. Bond, Mr.

Fergufon, Mr. Mackay. Mr Winterton, Mr. Meyers, Mr. Webb, Mr.

Hanfon, Mr, Noble, Mr. Jones, Mr. Mr. Lynch. Mr.

Tafwcll, Mr. Chalmer, Mrs. Stringer, Mrs. Beft, Steele, Mrs. Satterfworth, Mrs.

Baldwin, Mrs. Leighton, Mrs. Battln, Mrs. Morlamd, Blundell. Mrs.

Mrs. Scrope, Mifs Power, Mifs Marfden, Mifs Bridges, Mifs Drewe, Mifs Williams, 2 Mifs Kitfon, Mifs Weldon, Mifs Jackfoo, Mifs Butler, Mifs Buncombe, Mifs Browne, 3cc. BOARD and LODGING WANTED, in a refbcftable fatnily, for where (he can bendlnittedjnto the domeftTc circle, and experience the a mjfpj references given and requwfa. s.Terms to be addrelfed to W. at the THEATRE-ROYAL, BATH.

Mr. PHILIPPS (first Stager of the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane) hit engagement THIS prefent THURSDAY Novemiyr when celebrated BEGGARS' OPERA Will rtvlvcd with the utmoft (trenjth of the Thcitre. Captain Macheatli Mr. PHILIPPS, With an aciaitionai Scotch Air, arranged fjrMiW Character, by and Axaotf xeitk thie Written by Anacreon Moore, to an irifh Melody. PolJy by Mifs NASH, (Pupil to Mr.

leoder, being her tirft appearance this, and lecooi on any ftage wlxatcver. Lucy Lockit, by Mrs. BROOKE, (Pupil to Mr. T. Welch, her firft appearance.) In Adt 8, the HORN PI PE in Mr.TAYLOR, (his firft appearance on this ftage.) To which will be added the favourite Mufical Farce of THE PRIZE.

Satoxdav, The SIEGE of BF.LGRADR, the SeraQder Mr. Philipps: Lilia. Mifs Griouktti, from the Opcra- Houfe being her firft appearance on this ftage. a SIGNOR PtICITTA HAS the honour to announce to the. tAWfity Friends in ARRIVALInuA PH, where he purpoft-i to remahiAuKfnhu opening of the Theatre and during hjg TTay will he happy to give INSTRUCriOMS to thofe Amateurs who may plcsfe to favour him with their commands.

K-HoVSB, O.Uabtr St), 1 a 1 3. I be I.ET,on realonnble aJD RAWU'J 1 ROOM APAR IMrtr, Enquire at 1 London and Hath Coffee Mart. C' 1 OFFKE-MART, Skism Lorn IRU.byMr. DEACON, umfc tuthority and fanclion ot the Commutee of Driutb Planters and Merchants. Tt furer a nJ Mr.

DEACON moll refpedtfully begs (rave to apprife the Nubility, Gentry, Tradefmen, and others, that MR. C. ViSiLH, No. 2, BURTON-STi GRoCtMsl ItappolntcdSOl.F. AGF.N rinthatClf yandforits vicinity FOH TKR SALK OFATIfS Star flonnti tojjolnsome Coffee, From the above Eftablijhmenr, at the annexed pricei, via.

The hneft Dutch Coffee, raw, Qj pet roalled at, 4J. per lb, Bmifh Plantation, ditto Bd. do. do. ai.ad, do.

Second ditto il 7J. do. do. it. od.

do. TbeunpreecJented patronage, and Coffee, which Mr. D.acon hue been honoured with, not only in l.ondon, but in the country, where Agents have been appointed, are incontrnvrriibie proof, of the fuperlor quality of the article, and general utility of the above ellablifliment. Stmrtt a Original PAIXTJNGS, Malutil, HOOKS, Vfrisht PIANO-fOKTK, TO nE SOLD BY AUCTION, By CHARLES PRITCHARD, On the Premifea, No. 6.

BATHWICK-STREET. thlae prefent Thurfday Nov. 4. and Friday 5, at ALL the Genuine and Uletul HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, eacellem BRACKET CEDCK, CHINA, GLASS, Upright PIANO-FORTE, vartoua MUSICv.L INSTRUMENTS, Valuable BOOKS, fcarce and original PAINTINGS, by the following Maften: Kkmirandt, I Baceuxt, I Fr.ac, Ajitonini DnaoLAMo, I WucATtav, EctHiMCK, I dec. dec.

Tht graviar Pnftrty tf KM A fmttinf tit Htutt. The Furniture comprifci 4-pdft, field, and bedileads and furnitures, excellent feather-beds, raattr flies, blankets, and quilts; found rhahogany articles in fet of dinlng tabfrs, card, Pembroke, anddreflinf ditto, cheftt of drawers, lideboard, cellaret, chairs fofa and r. Bruffels and Kidderminaer carpets, hearth-rugs, pier glafletgdrefllog ditto, and the neceflary kitchen requifites. (ffiT PermiuitM will he iulroJuceii im this sate a tmttrh edition of HIT MR't HISTORY of ENGLAND, 5 voli.ftht, hound Ruffm the COSTUMR FAT-BRIT A IN, FOX; HISTORICAL IVORX; SHAKESPEARE', DRAMATIC WORKS, CsV fcV. To be viewed the morning of fale.

Catalogues may he had on the premtfest alfo of the abov-r HOUSE to he I.RT. (On, Ctmtorn,) Dairahle RESIDENCE, and ExceUent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at No 10, th. Corner House of CATHERINE-PLACE, BATH, TO BE SOLD BY By Mr. STAFFORD, On the Premites, on Monday the Bth of NoveiiTher Inft, and following day, at twelve precHely, ALL the exceedingly Good and very Neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; a particularly finetoned PIANO-FOR TK with additional keys, by Mr. Charles Wellley, of Doddmi; a few lots of PLATE, which includes two table cmndlefticks; a capital BRACKET by Crawford, London; CHINA, GLASS, and various other valuable Of a LADY, quitting Bath, The principal articles of Furniture arc a of three Draperies of window-curtains, and a correfponding fuit, for a Venetian window, of buff and green calicoe, with appropriate ornaments, fupported by gilt cornices fuperior cabioet goods, of the ufual defeription beautiful Bruflels ground carpets; chimney-glades; fofa; bandfome fourf oft with cotton and dimity furnitures; goofeeather bt'ds and bedding together with all the accudomary domeftic articles.

To be viewed on Saturday preceding the falc; when catalogues will be illaed. The HOUSE, from its ample conveniences, and the high refpedlablUty of its neighbourhood. It eligibly adapted for the Refidencc of a Gentleman and Is rendered the more entitled to recommendation ia having juft paflWd through a fubftantial and ornamental repair. It is favorably circumflanced in the rent, and will be LE for any nient term of may be knnwfi on application to Mr. Stafford, No.

12, Weltgatc-bulldiogi. (One Cuntern.) BATHAMPTON, neap BATH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By BALLY and BARTRUM, I (By order of the Executors,) at the GREAT 10, MILSOM-STR F. ET, Bath, on Monday ot November next, punctually at one o'clock, (untefs previoufly difpoft of by private contrail, of which due notice will he given,) Elegant and very Subflantially-built DWELLINO-HOUiaPl Lith numerous attached Uld-out pleafure-ground, Kitchen and Fruit dow adjoining; late the DWELLINO-HOU; and detached offices; tailej lawn, and fbrubbery; Garden together with a li property and rrfidence of JOHN WOMBWSLL. Esq; dec.

The Premifes are delightfully lituated ou a gentle afeent, in a perfectly dry and healthy Ipot, commanding moR beautiful and unrivalled views ot the Canal, river furroundingpidlurefque country; and comprifc, on the upper Rory, four bedchambers, with a gallery and druflingroams; cr. the entrance floor, dining and drawing-rooms, library, entrance-hall, and enclofed portico ail fitted up and Hniihed In the moft complete and tafteful Itllc they are alfo replete with moft excellent accommodations for fervatus of every defcriptioii. A capital wine-ccUar Hoc and Cold Bath patent water-clofet. coacb-houfe, liable, cow and fowlhoufes, Rt. all abundantly fuppifcd with fine water, and ia the mott perfect repair, having been fintibrd within the lait two years at a very great expence, and are held on leafe for 42 years from March lalt.

The attached have been purpofety fo as to admit over them two nr more rooms, which may be done at a moderate expence the exterior of the houfe would then be embelHtked with wings and the interior rendered capable of accommodating a numerous family. The valuable and appropriate Furniture.may be purchas'd at a valuation; and immediate poflefttoo of the prcmiCes further particulars, and tickets to view, apply at the office of MrlTrs. Watts and fon, folidtors, Bath; and to Ballv and Bartrum, at their upholllery warehouse, No. Id, Mitiom-lfcreeC, Lath. BATH.

TO BE SOLD BY By Meflre. B.MJ.Y and BARTRUM, On the Premifes, GRKFN PARK-BUILDINGS, onThurs day the 18th uf Nov. inft, pundtaally at one (onlets previoufiy difpofed of by private cuutradt, of which notice will be given,) very defirablc and exceedingly well-built Jl FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, with four-ftall Stable, and numerous offices, fubjeCl to an annual ground-rent of 51. Bs. being Lower End of) EH ST, IfPATIONt OF quitting Bath.

for the refideoce of the No. 19, (and forming, K-B Tiif raopfaTT a.mo The Rev. CHARLES The MelTuage was built cxpreil prefent owner, in a mod fubdantial mann-r, with a bow IroDt towards the fouth. which together with the weitern is embellllhed with light and airy Viiandas, and command from tvery window plealing pidturefque views of the adjacent country. The interior is very judlciouny planned, extremely welt finilhrd; and comprtles fuitable apartments of every defeription, and all tequithc conveniences adapted for a family of didindlion, vix.

In the bafement ftory kitchen, fculkry, room, ball, mangle-room, wine and beer cellars, and various other offices, plentifully (applied with On the ground floor, two commodious two half fpace rooms, two patent water and veflibwle, from which rifes an elegant ttaircafe leading to two drawing-rooms, connected by wide folding doors, (o as to form a noble falcon and ten various bed-chamber on the upper floor. At the end of the Garden in the rear of the houfe, are eredted a four-flail liable, bay-toft, coach-houfe, harm fs-room, and room. To be viewed till the fale, by tickets, to be bad of the Audlioneers, No. 10, Milfom-ftreet. The purchafer of the houfe may be accommodated with the elegant and appropriate FURNITURE, at a lair apprai luacnt.

I HEREAS Makgarrt Lincii, fcrvant Sir Wm. Barker, ban. kas my character hut on being threraprd fiiice retracted, and thnWfr afiert were falfe untrue. caution public not to believe her in that refprdt. Bathed Not.

1613. MARTHA WEBBER. tnm crciont and Georgii HI. mnJrrthe 47 IH. cap 54, page cup.

54. page AJjul.inl on nravr tiv mr art aitvr thof, jnirJ AH Partianrtk HORNER, Of Iki Prtmi art HENRiE EA'STREET, BA I H. nr'O be LET on LEASE. M. HOUSE, on the Wjk fiJc MfMi KIKf hir 3 immediate Ihe Houfc l.t.lj WfcTpotlmo complete 'repair, and i.bt for thtrefidence Gentleman', f.mily.

Apply to Clarke, St. J.m.-.'«.p yeomanry. OTICE hereby giwn to the froeral Perfm, xahamr, at f.r.rt, Jaem. tA or Shrpioa Bal.emb Trokf, hov. jarl'i'with detraerrt, eey ArU.ar Ac ementt ihaia their fMm.

Quarttr- hfjjier MaJUr Walter, at Mills. beiinttnjr to htt Ftorme; or re, frwii Attruftementi df to the fevtral Mell. tArk, Ort. I Ari'ORNIES. a I A-N ATTORNEY, who has been for manvaenr, i in a refpertjble elt.blifcrd practice in an eons (itiinriitn i.t geon.

Utuatinn it. the country about to remoee Into another neighboarh.iod. hi. praClitr In laeour nf arefpeciable Younf Man ddirou. of hltnlelf the country.

For further particular, apply the if by letter, poft-pald. KENSING I ON BA I H. be LET or SOLD, a Subltanti.il and Corwe-M nient HOIT3K in thl. bgldlng, room, a 1 '(Wa floor, and in man a family. Pnflirllion hild, the tenure it Freehold, fubjefift WfrcutTd.rent -'f" particular.to be had of Clarita and bon, folieitora, Bath.

1 5it9 BAIH. be LET on LEAS £, ,11 that i AG i with V' 1 ct houlV behind, late the rclldence of Fdwaru Baown in every r.fpea fitted of for the of a Family of DUHndtion. wlllbt The rent per annum I ba One A Founds, the tenant i To treat for the I Mrflra. Clarke and 5 on, folic it ora; view to fjeffra. Perry and Co.

upboidera, Uniun-ltreety or Mr. Hob ion, New-Rooms. paying all taxes, except property tax a further particulars, apply to a view oho largt volume oflavo. friee kid. The si ate primer of England Or, OUIDK to BRITONS: a Being a full difploy of Britilh.

Affair, and eventful and of the iruelnd-telU of iJI irlii in Refutation of CalumufeTaguinlt thl. Country. By hr JOHN Ban. N. It I.

hoped thU work will Itand the tell of both a. regards the Financial and Political IntcrelU of the Brltllb Empire, and aa a direction to Foreign State, in their relation, with Great-Britaln. To be had at Wood and Unlon-ftrect, and at alt the bnokfeller. In Bath, Briflol, and Cheltenham following Donations have been 1- for the relief of the WIDOW of a the mrmy. and three the lad pulXeatlun of their cafe of poverty and dlOMrtit the AT MR.

Mrs. I.ong 5 OO jA Friend, by Fe'. R. Tbos. Bruges, rfq; 1 00 I Warner 10 0 I Ar Mite 0 loo WHEN an if made to the charity of the Chrirtian, on behalf of a charaifler sufficiently lobe as refpeiflablc as unfortunate It does not fary for the fatisfa(slion of thofe who give, nor feelings of the perfon that receives, to make the name, and the misfortunes attached to it, a fuhjeet of pub'ic converfatiou.

It it hoped, thereionir, tkat it will ife fufficienc of the humane readers of be Informed, that the cafe it recommends is their attention and bounty that it Is the clWWWine, who has for many years lived in the pariih of St. Ames, In comfortable camftartcei, and in general rfteem, bajf been long ftrwggUngwitb difficulties, Pmwidence and is now reduced to preiTing diltrcfs. iiTl i of this unfortunate perfon are defirous of racing aTuffident fum to remove prefent eaibarraftmenes. and provide lor future reference for an attelUtion of the realt yof the diitrefs, ami of the worthy of the fuiferer, may ho made to Mr. George.

North Parade; Mr. Uphara, Library, Walks; orto Mr. CruuweU.St. James's-lircet. Mrs.

Hiompfon, 8, Kotth-Parade, to whom the cafe is known Mr. Moody. James's Parade, ditto ditto 1 Mr. aud Mifx. HeUicar ditto ditto T.

George Mrs. Frideaux 00 Mrs M. May Mrs. Stirling I 0 Mr. Cuppindale Mil's Montgomery SO Partis, efq: Mrs.

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