Star. — London, England, 1806-03-08 00:00:00

r LAW IhrtLi.ibtALE.. 1116CMT OF RlNG's BENCH; MARCH 6. LIBII..—.tLATTVII V. ATIIIISOIII. Mr. Cs teeny/ opened this cafe with great force and Iffeß. He laid that the Plaintiff was a very regyrela hle profeffor of the law, a Solicitor, refideni at New. tale-npetn-Tyne,and he was molt selatantly ohlined In come before , a Jury, anJ fubmit hi. c.,ie for their `confideraticut, which indeed he c-nl/1 not a void a ith out a titrrenaer of that which was alt ti dear to him, • his cbarafler. It would appear. that there never teas II more refpellable Plaintiff hcfnre the Coot t, fir he had exercifedhis profeffion for 3o yews with unfullied purity, and had met the gratifying ,applotration of all who knew him—nor was there ever a man who had been more unworthily and thainsfully•infulted. He had married the lifter of the Defendant, who was' a man of very large fortune, which he had made in India, and returned to England in 18o+. The Da-; fondant and his 1 el.itives, among shoal was his filler s • the Plaimifl's wife, were interefled in the elate and 'Mins of the late Mr. Richard Atkinfon, who liad I very extenfive, but vet) , complicated concerns in the Well Indies, and the hoe Mr. Benfield had a large claim and inemuhrance on that otopetty.—• Mr. Clayton took an aelive (hare in difentangling the eflate.of Mr. Atkinfon from its emhatraffments, Sitd hacflhe' aid of one of the mon intelligent as well 'as the mill honnurable of Englifh Merchants, one Mho wal 'Winch ton well known to render it neceffary odninette than pronounce his name, to carry with 1 :t ever) , Alia of perfeet refpatability—he Irked Sir Franciallaring. This llonoto able Baronet was wellj liegnainted with the affairs of the fate Mr. Atkiffon, ... and with the condua of Mr. Clayton. the relent praintiff, in the Share he had taken in arranging Come of them ; who had the good fortune tot have the entire •approbation of Sir Preneis Baring on that neesifion, and higher ;static nobody could have than the approbation of fo diflinguifhed and efteemed a perfon. The defendant, Mw. Atkinfon, however, had Cnnteiyed a malicious diflike towards Mr. Clay inn, the hulbaad of his finer, and the father of a t children by her ; he had molt fhamefolly and leanda . 'mini abufed him, in a letter written to his own bro. eller in Jamaica, for which he mull now anfwer. He *mild not gn throng!) the difgnfting . detail of the libel, • hut :build read a few extrails from tr, for it was quite Chificient that the Jury (hould hear it once read, 1 Which the rules of the Court rendered ,neceffary. 'I he Bea part of the letter was an infaJonus faliebond,• that Mr. Clayton had mifteprefented the Defendant's gandua in India with a view to prevent him from ever loving the power of returning to England. The te bac was the cafe precifely ; for Mi. Clayton had done every thing in his power.tn reprefent the De fendant moll favourably, having eneein for him on licenunt of the affeEtion ii ids liner. Accordingly. Mrs. Clayten, bn the arrival of her brother, the De fendant, in England, wrote him one of the kindeft letters that could potlibly be penned, colgratulating him upon his return home, and wi(hing to know when the mould do her felf the pleafure of paying him a vill•, together with her children and her m..- titer, at the age of 72, eager to fee her fun in his native latd, atter Itt long an abfence; but, ("range to tell, this letter was treated with Pullen and filent :cdniCnipt, and afterwards followed up with an im pudent falfehood by the Defendant, that his relations bad (hewn a folicitnde for his death. He had written to his brother in the Well Indies, inviting him to take part agair.ft the Plaintiff, arid tr, adhere to him, the Defendant. He laid to the Plaitt . tiff, ', My, .gteat bane has been a ennneftii'n with that unpariti- 1 tele ti *iilain. 1% hom I Mall hereafter name, Ifferpijos„ the Newcaflle Attorney." Murphy was a name of reptoach applicable to a will which the Defendant b a d i o n n u a ted melt foully, that Mr. Clayton had a P dithoncft (hare in making. His bane he called Mr. Clayton, although the Defendant's filler was per .' Italy happy with her hitiband. and all the family wader great obligations to Mr Clayton, for the dili . . • co and ability with which lie cotidulled fermi of I fia c b o l l e c m er if h c s. reah e E aletter lung It ue ago ow; placed e o d n r i rn i f i t ilill a i t s ' the head of my famis.y, and literally converted Joy father's houfe into a den of thieves." We ore told that the Father of Lies, from the begin ning, could quote Scripture for his purpofe, of which we had a memorable record. This Defen dant (Mr. Garrow laid) had no (envie in calling the Plaintiff the pupil of the Arch Fiend, the apdfllc of Satan, and imitator of the Devil, for certainly no thing could be m. re diabolical than this letter. The letter went on—' Now, Matthew (he Grid to his bro ther) I put you to the ten. I admit of no medium be. tween Me and this milcreant attorney, wbufe name is infamy; and whole touch is pollution. You mult i either adhere to me or In him. I leave you fairly to choofe ; and unlefs I receive front you an intimation to the cdutraty after this letter reaches ynn, I (ball ' ccnfider you as Murphy's man. If you follow me, yeti will make me a true brother ; but I am not In tardy deceived as you feem to believe.' Then the letter proceeded to 'late MAIMS caticmitig a bill in Chancery—' he will tell you there is nothrog t o fear i horn him ; the rafcal len -ws better.' Act v , hat one Night to be alliamed to read in the hand writing of a gentleman to a gentleman, of and concerning a gen. tleman, folio's ed—' But as the law proceeding will; fwell Id, bill of colts, 1 know be will advite Rankling a fait, eve,: thong)t he knows defeat would be the re- I fult.'tcc. Now Mr. Gal row sited if any thing was ever half In bad AS Ibis, or fo fcand•lous 1 He then went on to ley, that the uncle's a ill was a rank forgery He would afk, was it poflible that any thing withd be more diaborwal than tlii , , of In truly worthy a man as Mr. Clayton was 1 He had, indeed, been abundantly modes ate in the damages he had limed in she declaration, and much below what the Jury weald have advifed, had he con (tilted them. Mr. Clayton's °Nee was not da. 'wages, but proteetion to his charaAer. He want ed nathing more; " he waged not war with Bed lam or the Mint." If this Defendant weve confined fo that he fhauld Cc/atter no more of his prtifoned ar rows on the highway. Mr. Clayton would be content; for which reafon he had re:trained the !pedal pleader from col.cludity , the declaration with damages be yond the futn or ;cool. ; a farm which he was confi dent the Jury would not btfitate to give. Mr. Matthew Atkinfon, the Defendant's brother, • m , • vur us chancier of an attorße7 to Plahliales *ladle. out, w a, buns for forging 4 wit. , I 1 , k~ I. ~~ examined by Sir V. 011ie!, frroi-eci the letteic of which Mr. (least:JP/ had feast the above upsets. to .be his brother's h ind.ws iting. The letter was read ; it contained the above pafrages, and many others M r, i”ns to she Plaintiff's charafter, and others of the Defendant's family; it was fent by the Defendant tram London to his brother, Mr. Matthew Atkinf'n, at Kingfton, in Jamaica. in July 1804, of which he fent a duplicate and triplicate, left it might rnifearry. Ti. this letter Mr. M. At kinfon returned an anfwer full of gond ,fente,. bearinfr ample tellimony to the hominy of Mr. Clayton, and affuring the Defendant of the interelk he took in the welfare of the family, l gently Awing the Defendant his mind had been poi ! limed by Tome mifreprefentation, and that he law the condue of Mr. Clayton through the medium of prejudice, dec. To which there was a reply from the Drlenclant full of anger, and confide• ing his brother as an accomplice in a confpiracy to defraud him of his property, ice. Sir Francis Baring, Baronet, examined by Mr. Gallant:l)w. Q . _ I hellcat Sir Framis, that to coacquenee of your connexion in Witt India matters,which we all know to be molt estentive, on the asth of the late Mr Richard Atkinfoe, you .hatted In the management of his affair+ 'Co a certain degree, by advice. Q Had you, in confequence of that, frequent communleption with Mr. Clayton, the Plaintiff 1., this mule ?—A. Frequently. Q. Wcre Mr. Atlantan's concerns In a coniderable degree con ned ed with Welt I ladle property Very much, if not entirely. Q._ll believe the affairs of Mr. It Aikidos. bad great eauplcaity about them ? A. Very much indeed, they were very complicated. Q. A great number of perforts claimed under his will f A. A great many. i QI believe it became neceffary to advance money for the relict of we eft.ite from cinbatoefintent, particularly on account of the claims of Mr lienfieldl A. Mr. &afield bad ademand of about 136,0001 on the effete ; it was propofed by Mr Clayton and thole who reprefentert the family, to purchafe Mr. Benfield's right, for the purpofe in the fir& inflance, of liquidating the commutate of the diem, and in the fecund if any benefit strafe from Itgeignusbale, that hene fit was to be divided among the family, net hsalleidually to Mr. Clayton, hue to the family at large. IZZ, I believe, air Francis, that on that ccsallin you mrelleilla good as to make a eonaderable advance I—A. I advanced flood Ct . Did Mr. Clayton make cooLiderable advances elf° for the fame purpofe I—A. He advanced himislf Apo& for the fame Purport.. Q . , I will take the liberty of troubling you with airily one more ke, kir Dandy-Prue' the frequent opportunities of Intel , courfe you had with Mr.Claytos .did be appear to you to castled Matfett with seal and integrity in that cafe ?—A. I have had ire. writ opponent ties of knowing Mr. Clayton for many years, and in all the tranfadions which 1 have listed. and whirs echo ire to the Here Mr.DA LLA °bladed, that thee tratilAil sM gem' untie esi donee, and fil. Loitifhl t i ruled ternrdingly. Mr. GA ow—QWas Me. Claytoint mai& Alt which you, • Sir Frauds, approved of, as being fortlietieseitlel elae - fainUy , A. Entirely fo. Here the Plaintiff's cafe ended. Mr. Dat.t.as (poke for the defendant in his moat elegance of (lyle, and contended that this was expn.: fang unneceffarily the fecrets of a family ; that the Defendant, whom he did not jullify, and who upon refleftion was alliamed of this letter, had afted tinder mirapprehenflon, and that therefore this was not a cafe for ferious, but moderate damages. Lard ELIANISOILOUGH.-••" This se an a.eion for a libel- The letter certainly contains expreflions ex. tremely injurious to the charafter of the Plaintiff, who is reprefented as one of the hafell of mankind.. Some men potrefs a habit of eootnefs and deliberit inn. ethers are given more to the expreffion of the indignant feeling. Whatever may he the phlegmatic difpolition of this Defendant, he feems on the pre fent oceafinn to have ii,dolged the malignant palfions, and to have fent duplicates and triphcates of a com munication that ought never to have appeared, di retting )41G1 this ebullition of rage againa the very mother from whore womb he (*prang. The Letirned Countel tor the Defendant has erdeavoured to hew the extent of the provocation, or rather the degree of difaNiointment to which his client had been es ; larded, and on this ground, he contended, that a fort of tempo: ary infantry had been produced, which. would fornah an apology, if not a jrillifteation of his conduit. I am afraid of giving way to this ar gument. Here we can know no diainaions but thole of a ming of found mind and a madman ; ihofe who ofcillite between the two extremes would be the moll dangerous members of twiety, if they ' were permitted to give way to the indulgence of their extravagance with.impunity. In a cafe of this kind, you are not merely to confider the degree of injury I received from defamation, any more than in an attion for an affault, you are to align your damages in ex aft proportion to the corporeal fufferin,y . , of the plain. tiff. You are to take into account the vexation he has fuffered, and the intuit he has received. This perfon appears to hold a retpettable fituation in his prole . lion, and in a profeffion in which lie is liable to fum•l mary punifhment if he aft wrong : he ought therefore to receive peculiar encouragement if he aft right. He is a father of 1 t children ; his charafter to him,' and to them, is of great importance ; and I am not aware, how he could effeftually retrain the malignity of she defendant, but by bringing him to the bar of his country. Yrni have heard the care. and you will give filch a ineafure of damages as befits your good genre and dircretion —Verdi& for the plaintiff moo'. noart.oca, • V. strxxert, ash This was an aftion to recover damages for a breach of contraft. The plaintiff was a banker at Cambridge, and Receiver General of the County. and the de fendant one of the Commitlioners of the Cullom'. The defendant had agreed, to fell the plaintiff an ell:Ite in the neighbourhood of Cambridge for 26,5001. and he received a depofit of 4,9751. Before the con , seyarce was completed, the pidigtiir enntraarti to retell the ellate to different purcimiers in parcels, the putchafe money of which, cr.lleClively, amounted to near 37,0t01. When the defendant found this, lie retitled to complete the Cale, anti availed liittotelf of the identical contrails die plaintiff had entercd into The matter ended in a compromite, by which we uncles flood the litigant parties agreed to divide the profit of the contrafts entered into by the plaintiff. The amount will be about soool. a piece.—A Juror was witbdriteen. I.3IICIFIS. Po MoNit?, at Clines, near Briaol, the I.a.:y of Jo , ln Brett, Big. of n trot and bele. • . At Hertford, the lady of the Rev. Throngs Lloyd, of a km. few hams. wAie! ►aiZni • ^ MARRIED. At Me. near !Teter. Jetta Charlet FhnOaw►, Eftf. of Irtanktoo, to MA Fracen Delis Cateringttist,fetond danghtsr of the Rev. W. H. C.irrinKton of Ide. At St. Cp.ars. Shrewillary. the Rev. lobo Dryden Pigott. rca nr of Habbtrky, to Mifs Finny &van, fecond damsloar of hairy Benno, 11.. Shrewflotry. - At Jamaica. Captain Wm. brake, of bit biejeity's Abp brake, fen of Admiral Drury. - . i ibmicy ArAkserl. ~._ CORN-EXCELAINGE, FRI BAY, MARCH 7. PRICE T FLOUR. Fine Flour 6a to 6.3 s &mod* • 3311 to odS 1 Bran put quutek gs to to. 6d Hoe Pothrd sis to slo PRICE OF HOPS. . RA*. FOCI FT,. Kent u - p tat to 71 os' Kent - 61 os to 71 ifia Suffer - 51 tas to 61 tea Suffer - 31 16s to 71 -cis Kea 51 56s to 61 it, Farnham xi ..... en 111 It , PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 61 6s to 71 tos f Pockets 61 scs to 81 is PRICES OF HAY AND ,VTRA W. Si. James's. IV hitechapel. ILlayperload 3 00to 4 14 o Hay per load 3 to to 4 TO 18oco 2 17 o Straw - • 116 to a 6 imw ' Clover 44t0 $ 5 I , IICI Of NAT AND Si SAW IN ShItTIIIIILD. Old Hay, al iss to 41 tes—Clover 31 Os to JI a Rowiu of os to el 0,.-Straw, it 262 to al ss BMI i'HFIELD MARKET, March 7. To 60k the offal—per Robe of 8:b. Beef 4s 84 to 51 8d I Veal 5s 4d to 41 8d ' Mottos ,51 od to 6s od I Port 5, 441 to 6s Ed NILAO 01 CATTLf /NTS Dar. .. 111141111.11b0Dt soo--Shyg,p and Lambs, 5,000. JUIWOATE. and LEADENHALL, March 7. ' • Per Rote of Bibby th• carafe. A!leaf 3s 84 to 41 84 I Veal 4s ad to 6s 44 •Mutton 41 Od to Ss 01 IPo 54 46 to 6s 84 PRICE OF TAI . LOW IN LONDON. It. James's market 45 Sid rown Tallow 691 0.1 to Os Clare Market .41 1 ' ad Yellow Raffia --s to 67. 6d Whltechapel Marta White ditto 665 al to os (pet Roue of 111 b.) 3* z' 4d Soap ditto .--a to 65s od Melted Stuff —a to stit 001 HS sd Ditto rough 381 od to OS Average Price 44 • 084 Groves iis od ' Good brags 104 10 04 Yellow " 42 14 flts to 04—Mottled, 88s—Curd, 921 ' Price of (land's* per dozen, Its od—Moulds, tas od RAW HIDES. Hides(peritone) 32 4d to pi 64 Horfc Skins 17s 04 to 191 Middling 3s od to 3s ad Sheep Skins 3s 64 to 8. od Milian! as 81 to 21 tod Skaarlings os od to os od Heavy Cult :as 64 each I Lamb Skins os od to os 041 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 21f4 to 234 Ditto, 60 to 6,11 h 26d to 27d Merchants Backs 121 to 2144 Dialog Hides Sotlid to sad File Coach Hides aid to 23 Crop Hides for Cutting 134 to 24 d Flat Ordinary ' and to it Calf Skins, 360 to 40111 per dosen XB4 to 4 Ditto 5o to 701 b 36d to 39d Ditto 7o to Mb 34d to 36.1 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 31 4d, to 3s 64 Large ditto twos to 18os per dos. Tanned Hnrfe Hides 155 to 38, each COAL MARKET, March illips at Market • Ships fold Prig . ;' 41 Neweaßle Coal t 6 os od to alls od. 4 Sunderland I , 44* od to 441 3d 1 ' a Stone Coal 0 —4 od to —a od conviCtion, We recommend from trial and _ , the I . gond dials of SPILIBUIT'S XATINT ANTISCOIIt/• T ic Dents, in the Spring, to the Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Habits - , as a medicine palatable, re moving all obarations of the,flomacb, promoting the cis colation of the bile, and deltroying all nervous complaint , occalioned by the tender irritability of this off an. In Eroptlve and' Scrophulous Cafe., more chdreffing from the pain the mind receives in young people, we 1611 not haute to fpeak'clecided,-. when we lave given public proofs, that the ho.. Dour of relieving this anxiety, has been nor nw In fumy lamentable cafes. It is neleffary to alk foe the, genuine . 4 Pavear",Medicine, with the Itingli Duty, printed in black ink inflead of red ink ; fold At Thiillifpenfarr, No. 15, Salto fquare, in Widen of 5-. 6d, sox and it. 2C. duty included; Itheumatifors, Paliles, and Gouty Affedions, with their 4;14 concomitants, Spafrus, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigeftion, and general Debility (ori ginating in whatever fonrce) are relieved and Ire nuently cured by Whitehead's Effence of Mullard Pills, afterevery other means had failed. The Fluid Effence of Mallard (ufed with the Pills, in thole complaints where necelfary) is perhaps the mon ac tive, penetrating, and etfedual remedy in the world, generally coring the fevcrelt SPRAINS awn BRUISES, in lees than half the time ufually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if ufed immediately alter any accident, it prevents the part turning black. CHILBLAINS it prevents from breaking, and inflantly removes their, tormenting itching ; but where this certaia remedy has been un known, or negletled, and the chilblains have aCtually broke, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CFItATII will cafe the pain, and fpeedily heal them. The Family Cerate is equally efficacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs. Scorbu tic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring Worms, Shingles, Breakings out on the Face, Nofe, Ears, and Eye-lids ; Sore and inflamed Eyes, Burns and Scalds; Sbre Heads, Old Sores, and Scorbutic Humours ofl every dcfcription. Prepared only, and fold by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, No t 5, Grcelc.hreet, Soho, London. The Effence and Pills at is. 9d. each ; the Cerate at Is. lid. and as. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom... The Genuine has a Black ink Stamps with the name of R. josavaroa inferted on it. HAVING tetruatod styfelf to the Rudy, and beer, gratified by the mattooollderatile prattlea In that branch vele!, I thought gte.:er to fake% I trait that I tart not more nal enutioyed my dam than rho& win In th e extenive 6ead of tot protekon, am ocastanally trantarad In tinter:Jetty, andautect always suety that !mei whith Is Levi-T..1 .y er ezntreting the Inteneaual power to one Chia of diitirders. . Ile &mks of D2IIILITY are tweullatly 4110.reraht. for they bil:At with their a nila of eanoninitare . innocents. ant, by a de ;ream of all vital energy, szittenee hick Lemma cmeittered—n Whither they' attfe from the pervater.,‘ air, trample. theLettrn• the habits of fithootibeye, or the indaigcnees of maturity, thorn epic,: the molt araditans peofeirati4l fiirl; bat by the ignorant: ni uneducated mm, the fynaptoms are aggravated, ant the waft tuden Is aftroyed. Asa AS RMS. ER of the It OVA' . COM .1:0Xof 372 01101111 I grnund my preteaffont ou regularity of education; and priff ahase every privilege to 7raikee. I feel tnyfed erritkel to that =fame: with wf.tch. I Lave hitherto been Colt—red i bonoseed. In the heti fenattions rat load weeltue% early aficliciltlag wilt prevent the calamity of a deotoitated !rams; but where the fa! fcr-1, hem a easeenaufhafo of t'..e uturtaaVers of the vice wlld asufedhls inleterthmt, kip:qv! at the ear.tempt or mature of to fendly il.yadaa and tam* over his inarnity with eat tint eon. oe.d.thatt it mall be fat:shot.:.ry for hint to tat sinteri not only to ceputtAiity of trantawnt but rt.tia of the mph inralabk fectezy. And in ten= Venereal ffortvdaints his pothlle to peer tnt vitt danger or &Ines; In the mutt coraptleated =n al it to the aequsa trent co kechieve espertentx Ist this hoe ta effcct a Va, caul. en! t et/ty reteilaLllfbmcr.f. • I oiler tbeadvamege of this esvadenoe to theft cf either fee whe lare Wiled with stay Mad of D33: - ...fri, of any fympt me ce ftall , V ItliAL InIFIiCT:i.N. slid to aft rale' a the =ran at ram. aeration are nava on the s:il. Interview. PILVMI9IO tLe country a:: a:peeled to Metter a Berk erre, eat myrecuedort to fpocify Cu* age an 4 manner bring /OAR rIN DRE Member of the Royal C4llege of Surgeons, in Lamina. No ass, Jan clel-Crect, :raaJ, cur Tn , p'e Bar. '7" . • - TSLE 6FWl " hli e l " . SHORTLY WILL BF. SOLD BY AUCTION* AANEWPORT, in the ISLE of WIGHT, in convenient Lot', TIOUI"rEN THOUSAND OAK 'TREEs, now deeding upon cereal,. Eftates within esne•and two mlt. s of the Port of Ryde. a great part of which is adapted to the belle- • Iwo( (hips of the ionise of • . • Farther partieolan will be advertifed prevhilti!te the file. 'Newport, February rt. tBo6. - . • 'ESTATE of FORT FERGUS, In the t ouar;o7 =lrelin4 TO BE FOLD BY AUCTION. • ' By Mars. HOCIGAR f and PHILLIPS, • (Ssicatifors to Mr. Soolds). , • At dreamy's, on Friday the let,ls left.. at Twelve o'clock. . v A Capital and highly improable FRiggpLr, ESTATE. *tuate oa thcltopier of the great river Shannon, competing 764 Acres of rich Land, let to a nottevout sod tepee table tenantry, at rents amounting to slit per anne n, with fe• vent Tenements. Villagee. Bargeboufes, Store 0 Mao and valetalda. Outbuildings. Half the porthafe money may remain en mortgag,„ and the rents will be received ten years free of expellee. May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particular, bad oi the Primers of the Dublin, Limerick, Waterford, and Cork patent at the Bat, Bartel I White Hart, Bath; Hotels, Liverpool and' Chetter ; Jerufalent,•Uoyers and Garraway,,Caleaboafes Mr. Rigby, folicitOr. New City Chambers, and of Mar . girt and Philips, Ne.6a. Broad fired, sear the loyal Exchange. _..• BALE of the failowlag Valuable FAILI/Alkiwghegaosty of Bar wiekepoitponad at the aegueft of inteedirog Paraders. •. lift 1111 SOLD BY AUCTION, • • • , HOGOART and Fl LUPI . , „pi. , • 0181.11011 ati 141. P- • :ft At GanarafitAalfsailistiffr. Otwaltlin. is , Filir . e 4 tr itr i vit4l4 Twins 04610.41*.54 16 Ffikvarl. AI r in one L.% Web prniselly difpofed by Primo Qom& of which PRIM grillUts.was • - •• cLtILFM and A LE biT LN FARM% tonal* or sengttiiiMMeNMMM Iveibeid Impiety. ceeisineignesy Aw at retiechaltiteleh end* Ad. inc Lind. is 11 . 11 rat PAO fro. SlOt waw ir a" In the OM isfMitio dad see diemteitehigbeeed es Illeitsvak. ewe MIN Own sad p i g from aseedadg t heth Geopene.sed.eeedinit eenoweitteig with. Mend" MaiiMllssr centheefisoweieseitsteeer nenteg tgeteedpverw MOM a thhilegesaddre chi es Sabi to MAG. lisigriefeetd •PlOk al ispeetedlieeeeised.dr i at t et per wawa. Kibas•ei wan Ilariewbe • few loth f die Gee Ciegen.ilseitak AbVti Heed en the e' cattle OA die lights with delfts GI plernaftliceSL. - To be vie the tenant.. who will Sew the pew: WIN st any thelpiteteed te the Ws; and partlealan way be mutat r lidr. Confeahle, fondue% Berwick ; Mr. Charles Osidtallid N o . to . Synnwad's het a Garraway's, and of 141111 d. Haigh and Phillips, No. Ss, Broad-thee; war the liegettele change. • • , 44_ To Backers, Hollers, Haherdatherv, and Linen Dram* . LEASEHOLD PREMISES. Cracechewch-Breet, near Tyrehrl,, TATA. with kninediwe p. TO Bil.sol-n - By 4l By Mars HOGGARTend (SucceCon to Mr. Seth At (Amway* en Friday the 14th hu b , ,Moe durable L E ASEHOLD pang ieaavatoot.DwdLYtg kiwis. mid froatti o Illitrudl el II lakt•II , keillia *Wig :baste ) 4 4 Oreettagivh-Brat, thCfettPortY of Mr loess, boas, Pablo from Wind% The. hoelo eteatalmitemesem *TAM thereltmet, dinkgparlosr,breih4Rroom,cam%sadeameheteAdlaetsg. A. kale will be greeted by Mr. Ealosavegire to the Frooliolder, fee a t 'vats, at scot Fermium% ,rlsor Bra tam& To be viewed with itclumenlyoluitwom the ham of time and three, which. with Fatticularr,, may Ire had he days .Browitwom the tale, of Marra Hoar" , PM", No. 6s, leceedArmer Particulars alto of Mr. Davies, Soikleet, Qran's :num mil at Garraway's CAPITAL BUILDING MATIBRIALS, RBTPORD TING HAMSHIR€ —"robe tOLDby AUCTION, • • By Mega. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • (Puereffore to Mr. Sesith),on the Prange", forte, dine In May, in Lots, antes an acceptable offer, is made for the whole by Private Calm& at or before the toted Ayell 'THE valuable BUILDINC '- IIATELIALIS 1- (nearly new )ol the REVOLt7TI,OI MILL with mem Meet Wool aid Sorting Rooms, Dre4l o •l=lll4os46l Sten. ,ROMPS, Stabling, and Workibopi a( wolf ; a eepitoll Steam Enzioe, of great power, by Bonkee Al raft; and tie BF.; gne lot Erttnguittog Fire, with every fort dr Machinery far Drawing. Riving, Spinning, and ntheryperadoempen Wool; mg fermi of Cartwright's Patent Mitcham The Prange are remarkably well iiteetettellidalocthe Canal. (applying the Works with Coate $ spa to the Great North Road, In the Orldi Mae tan Dwelling hooka, and ten Acrci of Ithil adistriork—.. Immediate puffeffimr may be had. To he viewed And particular. bad to day, prettiest* N tit rale, at tho Saraaen's Head, Newark; Black% Had, Nottingham.; Angel. Doncafter ; White Hart, Wakefield ; Hstei, Exeter; Widow Hurt, Retford ; ow the Promffea ; of Mega. Jones and Green, Sao licitors, Saillbury•fquare, ,Pleet arra ; of Mr. Welton, Whlea r. (with, Regard, wbo flew the range" I end dlkdli Hoy limit wad [llium N 0.61, Brood.4treet, weer the Revd 11,di14 TO SHIP AND IiOAT.BUILDERS, Etc. To be SOL.D by AUCTION, by Meer,. HOGGART and PHILLIPS (Suceeffurs to Mr. Sawn). At Garraway's Coffee-brie. Chime Alley, IS Pridaydniddlt inaant,at twelve O'clock, by order o( the, under a Commillon of Bankrupt, aping Broadftairs,Sblp-builder, • Lio.4. A.N Old-efiablifhed, Compoaszio4 Commapeimp, A. SHIP and BOAT BUILDER'S irmAima defiralaggeno ate at Broadftsirs, adjoining the Harbour • to Owl& of Ilmodt., with an excellent Freehold Dwelling Houk mantling a complete new of the Prensffea), woddllopoord Mir menu, recently ended, at a confiderable sixpence. Tb irs• mites have been elect. foe a Ship builder's Yard for more Ambit a century, and are well worthy the attention of the trade.. , - All the valuable Stock. of Ship 'Mobs/ . All Sold byAndlii. on the Eremites, In Lots,in a few days after the Sabot Particulars may be bad of Mr. Daniel. Solicitor Metres. Dements end Greares, solioisor..Krnf. Arena Yr 41,0idav mandlreet ; at Oarraway's ; and of Metes. Hnnart and Piall4e. No 6t, Old Ilroad.ftecet, mar the Royal Exchange. where a plea of the Estate may be fem. A CAPITAL COLLIERY IN TO BE SOLO LW ,AUC TION, ,gy Me. SCO.T On Welnefday the t oth intl..at Twelve &Clock. at Gamma/ • CoffeeMoufe, 'Change ,Alley, London, (Voters an acceptable offer Ls prenoully made by Private Contras:) • HE very Viillu4pe COLLIERY of Park- Gait, -1- I the Steatites catrenicly ddirahle for carnation, bring dote to the purt of Park-gate, ea the river Dee, twelve miles Rom the city of Chetter. This important concern polffeffes a cotubinatiou of advantageat the grant Is very ertetifive, comprtfing the whole of the Mabee or Great Ncltota, and ruder thetet m far as low water mark, emend ing mid= the Raven Dese,.witbits a Mort *dance of Flue CAM; emenollieg above (moo *sees it Is proved, that wide& the depth et 46 yards. there arc above at feet or fold coal, in varier Rasta, • of 'cm fine quaky, pin of it Ming sailed, which, lying fo near the (mime, any uMalnett with comparative far Airy ; withelse (meet's* nivrantoge oi being fo near a flaippicso plum, where weds of 4 or silo tors may ractive their cargoes from this Colliery, to admirably Stinted teethe earetatinn trades and, according to the caimans that. have been made by a refpedtable etrrienoed so , ;Inns, ale CcfiCern iv capable of being made, at a comparative Small motive. ens of the moll yroficablc utidertaklngs of its Cb.ip• To tint the prentifes, apply to Mr. Robert Bowers, Estivate arca, Citetter; of whom printed particulars may be had ; au, at the Talhat Inn, at Parasite; Motel. Cbelter ; Royal Kitei. Li. its ; Bello Deer, Newca.Rtedpon Tyna; George, Sunderland. Ret Lion, Lytham ; Three t9owsta,. Leicefter ; Both Tavern, Briffel, at Garraway's, and Abe Coal Exchange Coffee boufm, Lesnion ; sod of Mr. Stott. No. at, New Bridgmkeet, London. V HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MPGRRow Morning 47 minuteviter 4 Afterossa - 7 aviohnee •Mr • 3 LONDON : Frinted and publithed by LEVEL lIC Off j nt (e. *ewer-plaza, Lanabetbi, at the STA* Orrice, Ny. 40. Cifti r41)16::.(4 2110 at thc t)fri;g iTeniecti at w at the •1 an, tei frc tin tin th. t!“ 710 at cal