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7 -4-4.ll...ll.l.llll.ll.lll.l.lllllllllll .4 l mnril4rjor l o r kiftsrics • . 17, • I I INS .1 A Tili MEOW i ' ►— CORRECT bort or TIES LOADS IS" 151.011 T IN • COMSEITTAS OP THE WllOl4 MOUSE, mornsarrao TO CONSIDIt Till •11011 IMPORTANT SUBJECT. .-- By the Committee of the *hole Houle appointed to confider the Matter of the Adrolniftradon of Civil Juftice in Scotland. Ordered to Raport-g—That the Committee have met and conlidered the matter to them referred, and have come to the following refolutions, viz. Refolved, 1. That it appears to this Committee that the inereafe of manufactures, extenfion of trade, improvements of agriculture, and confequent multi , plic,ation of tranfaaions, have varied the nature and greatly increafed the number of fuits brought before the Courts of Law in Scotland, and thence by appeal . into this Houle ; and that it has therefore become r neceffery that tome alterations fhould be made in the • eftabliffiment of the Courts of Law in that part of the ' united kingdom, adhering as much as _pollible to the forms and principles of the laws of Scotland, and maintaining invariably the true meaning and Spirit of the Articles of Union. . Refolved, 2. That it will greatly conduce to the better adminifiration of jullice in the Court of Sef !ion, and will be for the evident utility of Scotland. that the faid Court inflead of fitting in one collective body of fifteen Judges, frill fit in fuch number of feparate chambers as may be found moll convenient; and that the Lords fitting in arch chambers refine lively, fhall exercife the fame funaions, and (hall I enjoy the fame authority and privileges as are now exercifed and enjoyed by the whole Lords fitting to -11 1 gether. Refolved, 3. That in each of the faid chambers one of the judges belonging to fuch chambers fhall prelude, fuch prefiding Judge to be appointed by his Idajefty to the Cad o ffi ce, during good behaviour. Refolved; 4. That mules coming is the firtt in. fiance into Court as Inner Houfe Caufes, may be g brought before any one of the Chambers, at the -'''- choice of the party inflituting the full; and that elides coming ioto the Outer Houfe, before any one of the ordinary Lords of Seffion, and there de cided, may be removed by reclaiming petition, OI otherwife. into that chamber only of which fires Lord Ordinary (ball be a Member. Refolved, 5. That in all eanfes, whether origi 'rally brought before the Lord Ordinary, or before the chambers as Inner Houle Caufes, the defender flthlh, in his defeoce, dillinaly admit or deny all re levantlfalta alledged in the Ammons or other writ by _which the caufe is brought into Court. Refolved, 6. 'that if the Defendant fhall, in whole or in part, deny the rafts Rated by the Purfirer, it• fhall in his defence Make any averments, in point of fall, whleh [hall fubfequently be denied by the Pm fuer, the Court ortord Ordinary refpeftively, on the requifition of either party, or the Court at their own diferetion, (hall order that the ifflie of falls fhall be tried by a Jury, except in fuch cafes as it Hull be found proper to except from this rule ,S , Refolved, 7. Thai when it appears to the Cham ber, or to the Lord Ordinary,'reafonable that fuch iffue fo directed fhould be tried in that part of the country where the evidence can be molt cafily obtained,. it small be competent to remit the caufe to the mama Circuit, to be there tried by a Jury. Refolved. 8. That whenever in the inferior Courts proof (hall have been allowed, it (hall be in the op tion of either party to apply to the Court of Sefton, in order that the flue may be tried by a jury, if the Court flail fo think fit: but if neither party apply for the trial by Jury, the cauft may be decided by , the inferior Courts. according to the forms now in of!, and afterwards in review by the Court of Set• Pion by fury.or otherwife as the Court fhall think fit. Refolved, 9. Thar it fhall be competent to parties to complain againft Verdids if Juries, that the fame were given contrary to evidence, or by mifdireltion of the Judge fitting in Ordinary, or on the Circuit, or preluding in the Chambers. Refolved, to. That when a party in any Court, the decrees of which are fubjea to be reviewed by the Coutt of Seffion, (ball be diflatisfied with any I, t judgment of fuch Court, he fhall be at liberty in fiead of proceeding by the prefect mode of advoca tion or fufpenfion, to enter an appeal to the Court of &Gm, after the mode and form by which decree, of inferior Courts are brought under the review of the Lords of jufficiary on the Circuits, wi:11 the excel) lion of loch cafes as, for the fake of the difpatch of juftice or otherwife, it may be found neceffary to ex cept, and for which cafes particular regulations may hereafter be provided. Refolved, i t. That when any judgment (call have been pronounced in any Chamber of the Court of Seffion, it fhall be fubjeet to review in a Chamber of Review, in which none of the Judges fhall tit who belong to that Chamber whole judgment i., to be re viewed ; and that the caufe !hall, in that stage, be condUCted by printed cafes, and heating of Counlel in the manner and form obferved in appeals to the Houle of Lords ; fuch Chamber of Review to be , contlituted in fuch manner as filed' hereafter be ail- I pointed by All of Parliament. Refolved, 12. That no appeal to this Houle from the Court of Salon be competent, excepting againtt the judgments of the Chamber of Review. ... Refolved, ss. That no appeal to this Houle be competent again& interlocutory judgments. • Refolved. to That fuch coils be allowed by this Honfe in cafes of appeal,. as' may more effiaually , :rod to the dikouragement of frivolous and vexa• floss appeals. Refolved, ts. That all extraas in every Court, foperior and inferior, be 'balked or dinsinifhed, as far ask (hall be found potible I and that for the ex ecution of any decree, or appealing therefrom, it Beall in all cafes be fufficient that there be an exem plificatinn, hgned by the Clerk of Court, containing the fumtnons, petition, or other writ by which the caulk was brought into Court, together with the de fence, and the different interlocutors, and final judg ment of the Court, with fuch other parts of the pro ceedings only as it may be found indifpenfably need. City to include in fuch exemplification. Reedited, 16. That the Commillion for the Plan tation of Kirks, and Valuation and Sale of Trim's, granted by the Ad of 1707 to the Court of Sewn, than be Nudist]. and that a Consmidion be granted ' to the Barons of Exchequer in Seot!and, to judge and &gamine in all queltions at precut cogoiseible in the Court of Teinds undo the (aid Commit Goo, with the exception only of inch cafes as involve a riri c itio n with regard to the right of Tcinds 4 which (hall be (übjct to the lurildiCtion of the Court of Seflion alone. Refol . /ed, 17. That no augmentation 'hall hence forth be granted by the Cot:mann of Teinds in any cafe, where th e di pen d o f t h e parifh has beet augmented within fuch number of years from the date of the claim as shall hereafter be fixed. LONDON. SATURDAY, JUNE 28. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Cool°la, for opening, 634-. Reduced 6i Onualum, foe money, 5 I-..for payment cf. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock aosoff India Bondt, is. a is. Mt 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 6411 Exchrq Bills, par Is. air. 3 per CCM. Conf. [hut • Omnlum 5f fsf 4 per Centys4 g o Cot& for see. 63f 6s{ 63 5 per Cent. Navy that We are concerned to Gate, that Mr. Fox Gill con tinues very much indirpofed. • Difpatehes dill continue to be interchanged between this country and France, but what may be their ob jea we cannot pretend to know. Yellerday morning another Meffenger embarked at Deal on board the CLynit frigate, Commodore Owart, who immediately. got under weigh, and proceeded for the French coati. Neither of the Hamburgh Mails had arrived when this Paper was put to prefs. Accounts received yeflerday from Holland repeat the Ratement, that the French have aftually taken rfrefLon of Cattaro, and that the Ruffian Minifter d'Ounie has arrived at Paris. A Court of Aldermen WAS held yellerday at Guildhail, to receive the anfwers of the Sheriff, tied, Waco Tmostas BISH, Efq. appeared, and entered into the ult.:l bond for the due execution of the office for the year milting. CiacuLAß LETTER—From the War Office to the Comarinch.l Officers of Volunteer Corps (crying upon the June EitablAment : Whitt bin, Jul)! li. gC6. H s Majeity's Government having It in contemplation to make fo-ne aittration in the allowances which have hitherto been granted to Volunteer Corps or Infantry and Artillery fining on the June Eftablithment, it *Tear. to me to be ciptainsethat the different Commandants of there Corps °mold be cirri:kid to de continue, after the aeth loft. mere-inn their repetitive Corps; d alto to ponpone drawirg any bills or the General Agent, on xarnt thereof, until the regulations now nod e r eoch.lecerion re. ft caging the allowances to be granted to them in future than have been finOly decided on and circulated; and 1 have to *luta that you wi.l order fuch direetions to be given as you may deem ue calory for tarrying this nteafure into effed. . ."I have, &c. (Staned) srawcza. "To the Itie-t Hoo. e Secretary at War." ___ We recommend Inch of our Readers at with to obtain a complete knowledge of Lard Mat.vitcs's Cafe, to lead the Report of the Trial published by JAMS. A , at the Bible, Crown, and Conf Lion, No. 32, Cornllia. The price is only 3s. §d. I but it contains all the material parts of the evidence, and very accurate and full natements of the fpeeches, GRAND BAPTlSM.—Yellerday, the infant fin of the Rev. G. H. GLASS' was hapt:zed by the Lord Billsop of CLONFERT, at the Parini Church of Hanwell. The fpnni.,rs were, his Royal Hightiefs the Duke of Cam- ISKIDGI, rte Earl of Moms, and Mrs. Mifslaunv, Lady of Colonel NI'MAHON. The company returned through the garden, to the Reftory Houle of Han well, the refidence of Mr. Chasse, where an elegant' . dinner was prepared, confining of every delicacy of the feafm, the finell fruits, and choicer! wines. At fix, dinner was fer ved. The company confined nf, Their Royal Hishm.ffes tire Dukes of Cambridge, SulTex, and Gloueefter ; the Earl of 'Moira anaTennoters of Moira and I.ou• don, Lord M•Donald, Raton Dram the Ethhope of St. Afaph, Brillul, and Chntert. Sirs John Doyle, John Douglas, and John Hayes, General 1 umer, Colonel Comcron, Capt a i ns Dif ncy an d Corry, DoEtor and Mrs. Hume, and Mrs. M'Mahon• h.r. and Mrs. GLassl were unremitting in their attentions to their Noble Guens, who exprelfed much pleafure at their elegant hofpitality, and the beauty of the Parfonage. The Royal Dukes departed at half pall ten. Farm. Dime l—A letter from Drogheda, dated June a., lays, the following lamentable affair took place this week, near Kells:.—Mr. WILLIAM DY•S, and Mr. BRUNTS.I4 TANDY, ad fun of Jou w Tamov, of k.i:dbro , 6lc, EN. having had an altercation upon a tritl;ir, ,, fubjeft, words role hih, and Mr. D. gave Mr. T. the lie. The parties agreed to meet nn Wed nefday morning lan, in Beeive Dernefne. l'he ball from Mr. D.'s 01101, entered over Mr. T.'s left eye, an.] killed him upon the (pot. The parties in "this unfortunate affair were intimate friends. It is laid, that they were put under arrell the preceding even ing. and afterwards fought without feconds. Mr. D. is fled, and a Itriet fearch is making to apprehend him. M. DANDY if very much regretted. SUOCICING MURDER !—On T.iefday evening !aft, about Ave o'clock, as two perfons of the city of Worceller were warring near Oddingley, they heard the report ors gun at a (mall 41ft:ince; hut fuppofing that tome palm& was (hooting at a hare Or Alma other game, they took no notice of it, untd a few minutes after, they heard a cry of Murder!" Alarmed at this, they proceeded towards the (pot, and one of them, who outran the other, taw a man near a hedge, with a bag In bin hand: on coming up to him, he anted him what he had been about ? At this queilion, the man turned pale, dropped the bag, in which was a broken cc of a gun, and ran 411. At this moment, the perfon few lane thing on fire on the ground. and going to the rpm, difeove red that it was fume perfon who bad been Mot, and the clothes fet on fire, as he fuppofcd, by the scudding of tie gun. By this rinse, hit companion who was behind euve n•hi, en hearing what had paired, ran to the neareft hook for agillsnce, while the other purfued the furpedied murderer, and corning very clofe to Lim, the man turned round with his Ma to a hedge, and putting his hand loci his pocket, as if feeling fora piftol, threatened to Moot the poi fuer if be came nor him a intimidated by Me threats, the perfon pet, ceded no farUit r. and in the mean time the neartkrer piked Matfett through the hedge, ran oft, and efeaped immediate pu.fasit. Tim in fortunate perfon who was m urdertd. prove* t o the Rey. Mr. Parl.er,of Oddinglcy,in Woreelteribite. It appeorsthet when the man Mot him, be did not quite effed his murder, and In order to tomtlete his horrid purpofe, he heat him shout the head with the hot end of the gun. h, fo violent a manner, *at he broke It, and In Wm tenet put only one of the pleeee hs Ws bag. lie Is dcfcribed at wearing a blue may and the fore phet of Ms Mad, rather bald. • rbe man fuppoled to have committed the above horrid deed for w!iich en motive eau be Aired, at It does not appear that any attempt N . 7.11 made to ►ob the un►ortunate ger.tiernan, was fern about eight o'zloek the following evening, nearPeolhotk And had chant d his biw• coat for a brown one ; as a fishit mid vigilant (Catch la mahlog after him, we hope he will not low 'lade that posUbinest his eat= fo richly malts. ArAtiricA mrnuesNez. Gaaattoeit. jou'. 15.—Arrived Isere yefterilal morning, Otte to the Inter of marque Minerva, Row. of Oils port, the propels y of Marrs. STILL, MAY, and ; the Maria Franelleo, C. j. IA II 60 N nufter,frnm liavannei, for Tonningen. esptiteeil the t rth inftent, within a day's fail of Shetland. she is a foe vette. of 30C WO, burthru, with a cargo on board, coufiltleg of 9:o boxes fugar, 193 cake ccE.,e, 3S boa Peruvian bark, a ditto indigo, 3 7 ' 0 411lotalt Ingwood, and 36341ba. farraparella. PINZA Net, JUN t morning , the American fehnoncr the Sarah. of Peterfburgh. C.q.tain Fry, Put In here wind bound, front Portfmouth, with wine, &e &e. for Bolton. The Norway Cap the Two Brothers, Captain Boa, failed for Dram, in ball.,a t in tar.!er to load another cargo of timber, &e. fur this port. PLYMOUTH. JUNE 26—Came in from a cruise the Trafalgar, Lion, and Unity privateers; Ilamivirah back Der Dar. rani, Capt. RICHARD JAN3L3I, from Bourdeauz, laden with brandy and wine, hound to "l'onningen, detained by the Trafalgar priva tez. ; and the Prof!lan gallnit Concordia, Capt. J. M. Law's. from Charante, hound to London, laden with brandy, detained by the indefatigable privateer. Poi riatour it, JuNt 27,—Sailed the Raven Hoop of war ott a voice, and the Brilliant frigate, with a convoy for Cork. Dove*, Jona a7.—Arrived off here this morning the ftalp Ntibit, Capt. Worm, f tom Jamaica, hound to London ; the parted with the &et on the ibth uir. hoc.: that rime the has Gen nothing of teat--Came in this morning the brig Marlborough, Captain Jarvis, of Dartmouth, having been on ;bore on the Nock. a few miks to the Wcftward of this place ; flte comes from Neweaftle with cools, bound to Gibraltar; • boat belonging to the Lively Cullom honk cutter gut her off —Wind N K. and moderate. Dant., Jose 27.—Sailed the Edgar. Admiral Lord Kr ITU: Clyde frigate, Commodore Owl it; Meteor bomb, and feveral gun brigs, for ths French Coaft —Arrived the Sea Gull !loop of war, from • maize; Calypro fleop of war, Lucifer bomb. and a gun brig, front Sheernefs aid remain In the Downs with the reit of the Mips as per lat . The Zebra bomb has a fignal flying for a convoy to the Weltward.—.Wind E. N. E. blows bard. . . . • 1 his morning about half palt 'due o'clock, a Gentleman ar rived learn London (fuppored to be a King's Nileffenger) and em barked on board the Clyde, Commodore Owen, who immediately got under weigh, and proceeded for the Coalt of France.' Various ion) - dturn are afloat refpedling his Emboify, loose think it To rpedo Peace, others that it relates only to an exchange of prifoners. Canvass's°, Juno sy by the Logan, M'Coonell,from &Katt ; Minerva, Kruger, from Newry, anti the Pattifcsar, Hurft, from Copenhagen. Sailed the I ortitude, Boyd, fur Tenerife, and the Nanking, Uralm, for New Yotk. P.AST-INDI SHIPPING. Yellerday a Court of Directors was held at the EaII India-haufe, when SAMUEL ?ATVS Cne APItALL, Ef'. took the ufual oaths on being appointed the Company'. sm veyor. The Court adjourned at Six o'clock, till Wednefday next. MADRAS, Dec. u.—The Nip Commerce, Captain Dalrymple, from Penang, came to anchor in the Northern !toad, on To,Ltay ..bout noon. The weath-r having pat on rather a threatening ap pcaranee, and there being a heavy (well In the Roads, with a high forf, it way confidend rather hazardous for boats to go off; how ever, In confequence of a moue. from Lord George Stuart. who was a miff,nger in the Commerce, with his Lady and family, a boat manned by v 6 men, who volunteered on the occafion, went off under the direction of the head boat mallet., with a letter from the Deputy-Mafter-/attendant, informing his Lordthip that he hal feat, In conformity to hia drlre, one of the belt boats belonging to the deportment, complratly manned—but, at the fame time, le• quintal his Lordthip, that the fun was fo very high, he recoils • mended that the paffingers In the Commerce Mould go on board the Admiral Gardner Eel Indianian. and remain there till the weather Mould become more roolerate. His Lordthip, however. preferred corning on &ore immediately. and, fortunately, with hi. family, and Cayain Dalrymple, (who brought with him gold duff to a barge amount). landed hi peeled fatety at fix o'clock, P.M. 1 he weather continued boifterous during the night, and at day light in the morning, a trail was feed in the furf, which proved I afterwards to be the Commerce. We have Gnee been informed that about t t P.M. the Commerce parted her cable, and that the officer in command, in confequence attempted to .and out to tea, but the Chip caging the wrong way, and drilling fait towards the More. he was induce.' to let po his lee bower anchor, which, human. failed of the dtfired &eft, and the Clip drifted on (bore, It Is With concern we add, tlia; a number of liven have been loft, owing to their impatience to quit the wreck during the night —all who remained by the 'Chip were brought fate on Wore by the boat, and cattamarana of the beach department, early In the morning. The thip - Is nearly gone to ;deem and many bodice have tieco, waited on More near to the** and ethers to the touthwud ut Covelong; the eau.% number olftives loft, we have not been able to afeertaln ; we betleve, howlvdr; • [baton Euroge,m h _- . _ . MADRAS C , ttIIIIII:WjA.NUARY Hit ikelsk fly'a fbip Lord DU , Viles Commanded by t . Fne7l l . anchored , 31 the koada on Moody lift, tecontpasittd bytwu of hc, prizes, the Ihip Emilie and the hen( Caller. Lieutenant Sneyd's e. else uff the French Iffinda has been. in many refpccts, fortunate, and is in every initince marked by that daring fpir:t of enterprize and unwearied dibgenee, which char.,c terlfes the Imo% Naval Officer. 'the Lord Duncan haa, at different periods of her cruise. cap tured twelve fail of French merchatt ILlpi and veffels, feven of which Lieutenant sineyd had detiroyrd. Of tkofe retained, two were difpatched for Bombay, one fur Colombo, and two have ar rived at this port. We are forty to add. that during the attack made on la Emilie, at Pert Dennis. in the of isourhon. l.ieut.Swan. of the Dun can, was kil cd by a Ihot from the batteries, kven of which were firing on his hiajefty's fillp at the rime Lill of Captures made by hi. Nl...lefty% flip Duncan, Clement Sneyd. At , l g Captain, between the 234 of July and 3ctb November, eicil Heureux brig, cargo rah burnt. Felielt6 ditty, ditto timber, fent to Bombay. La Hypilite, ditto corvette, or too toes, four guns and eight ftvivll., ran on More and dettroyed. , l.a Pride. fr,rmerly a Briti sh (Lip, kilt to Bombay. La Eche.r brig, deftroyed. Liberty brig. no tone, wires, he. fent to Colombo for adjo die-Adm.—La Both le Piocon 'loop, Lulea with rice, burnt. La Emilie Chip, of 300 ton., Wen with rice, arrivkd with the Duncan. —La Cider brig, 230 tong, ditto. . . . . La Suicide brig, laden with gum, Stc. .141royed fchooner, burnt—La Cacotte fchooner, parted company Lt i.,tO. N. The (hip Aril, belonging to Bombay, bac bean pureofed for hi, Majcily's Navy, and has undergone the necctfary repair to fit her for the ferrite. We underhand the l• •t bc tlant,d the Drake, and C.o. Fate in appointed by Sir Etiv:ard Pellew to command her. I.r.tery by the mlp Brutus, arrival at Bengal, Rate that when fle Lit Batavia, fit Nov.mber, a Dutch fp:adroit of two line of battle (hips and a frigate, had a few days before arrived tram an unfueerfoul et tax:front the China Rata. No other news at Batavia. The overfldwing audiences every night to be *k nelled at the Royal dfmphitimirs, Wellmionee.bridge, prove that the attraction of the feveral pctforrn ahces, particularly the Grand Spefl.tele of the Fmi Sieve. the new Pantomime of the ralifosmo, and the alma incredible Rope Lantii . ; of Ricatsa , are committing, what is frequently done, a piollezed rolSory nn the pocMe of the Public. MARRIED. On the sett Infant, at Ludlow. jofeph Thnm,a Drown, Efq. of Winifred Ilail , near Lath, to MA Muy Sueatle, daughter rat the Rev. Samuel Snead& • Tbut May Lat. at Orrhaton, In the ennoty of Wilts, by th. Rev, P. Gibbs, Edward Feonrll, F fq. of th • N,v Rrunfwielt tes Miff Gibb., daughter of Francis Gi7e , s, Efq. of the e' , ovc p' Sunday bd. at Whf•tehapa. by the Rev. Mr. gaol '.t•r;ght. Rector of ghlrechapel. W. WI. Greenhill. KN. of Puritan, !halter. fet, to Ws Cuff, daug'tter of Joleph Cuff, Lfq. nter.l.nt, chapel._ 6 1 . the Stth banal'''. at Pt. Mary h•Enrre hr :hr Itro. William l n Van. tr- Rev. George Al.ftlii.l4 I.•mh, fan of T. l•. &Mb. Efq. of lrtout,rntd Lodge, it)e. cis 101 , 4 Jull4 I nult.t, daubliter of Dr. !Lomat. of M•rgarer - 111 R At Se. Herm, sher Qngcrlag ilJnaf., Arr. Petcr Sykrg. ad °Aker of tin Wexford Indianian, r:nd i2nrgca fun of :,Zr. Syires, of Aramleiltrev. SALES BY AUCTION. I►NR. WELLER twill rerpeftfully info►fni the Iva Pn Ic , tbat the SALE of the FREEHOLD MANOR ES CATE. ra:tedNORTI HOUSE. Atuate In the COUN el HANTi, rlverti(ed to be Soht by Audttoo n an-raw.y.. coin Haute the tjth of July, la UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED. Chichcftet. June ay. HAN be SOLD by AU..." I 10 , 1,(un the Prewar), By Mr. We1.1.1.1t On Monday, the 3otb of June, st Tvarl.re &Clock, VERY hatvifome keiodence,GAidtns. Pleafure L Grounds, and Meadows. Stoats at the verne of the Town of li.sant, together wilt the ',maims mode:a Hoof/it-Id Fund. tare, Ich.dt lAtwary, a Piano Forte by litoa.wood and Son, a Pair of as inch Globes by C. Cary,* Fs ,nch Clock in Or Moyle. a Perm hnangle, with thc ufual Ophaidery and Cabinet Attkks, an In& Cit en an Unproved principle s , clever young Black liorfe, Tandem Hamer., and ottn I ..Sods of Them-a Barber, LA. The Reßdence and Furniture may be viewed everyday previous to the fale --Catalogues at 64, each. may be had at the Vice at fate; Fountain, Portimoutb ; Rcd Lion, Farnham; D. fr.% Go% port; Old Ship, Brietton ; Miffs Winner!. v and inn. P. • I' • molter-row; and of Mr. Weiler, at his General Agency 0'.11,e. Mebane:. STAFFORDSHIR h.—By Mr HENSHALL, On Monday the t tth day of Angult neat, at three tirlrek In thi afternoon, at the Lyttktan's Arms, Penkrid:r, fit tie county of Stafford, in five Lots, (with prevlostly tfitpo(ti of by Pet. sate Contrail), Wry valuable and truly defirable FREEHOLD ES !ATP, Innate at Bradley, in the raid county 0f:4440rd, elllrd Silk LOICOTT HALL ESTA is In . end': feriik diftridt cont. pitting tint complete rzrnri, with fubitanti:.l rant lieuf....ollt. building., and proper Officrt, and nine htruirrtl and twenty Acre, of very produdive and rich Arable, Meadow, a :c1 ''allure Lool, divided into proper fixed Inchduret, told let to Meer.. Robert Wright. Rtifk.U, Forrdte:, Cotton, and Wal..er Wright,Tenahte at Will. The Eltate Amami,' with Game. the neighbo+irlsood gent<el, and the Lana is capabk of great improve by irrigation and drainage. oriurther particulars apply at the offices di Mr. James. Agent, No. 14, Carty-ftrect, Lincoln's Itm, London; tend It Wrlif horn, and W4rwlek I alto at Metres. Collins and *aft, Solicitors, Stafford; at the Hotel, Birmingham; the prim•ipai Inns at Wol vcrhampton, Newport, N. wcattle, Bridal, Wureeft, r, Ste. ESTATES near MARGATE and BOG, ;H lON „YLI; P. On Saturday the nSth June, at rite Royal Hotrl, at Margate, SEVERAL FREEHOLD FARNIS and P arce l s of Land, is convenient Lots. Alf,, a final! farm at Bough ton Aylup, near to Athroril. PartieuLt, may be hail hy ipply.og to Mars. M‘Donriff and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. I.awkit... 7tl;rrite, and Mr. Gritt, trouterbury. Mr. tiny% the tenant of Cr , I near Margate, wilt thaw thole eitatea and Mr. Rolfe. the tcflout, at Boughton AI lup, will flik-vi ha. Firm. Printc. for titulars will be dritritEtted am met the principal Ina on the Kant Roads, fume days prior to the tale. HEREtORUSHIRE. At the lases Head Inn, RoG, on Thurfday, the 17:6 aritdr, 1806, between the }lour. of Four and nit in the Aft moon _ . . . (fohjed to the Conditions 9:SaJc to be then pr4tlsced). --- A VERY valuable freehold Ett ate, late the pro. peaty of H r APISMIALI. 1.1.0 TD. Fri. drecafed, fituarte in the Parthes of Foy and Fnwnhnpe. in the County of Hereford. about four miler tram Rob and tan from Hereford, one of the belt Dumdum t• the Banks of the Wye. Lot e. A capital Merrimac, called Certh.Te., with extenfive Gardens, Grove of Oaks, and the Farm adjoin ing.mmtainlng about 76A. 2K. 37P. of Orcharding, Arable land, and Meadow Ground. of fuperlor quality in convenient Incl..form, with good Fencer and Farm Building., great part of which Lave h 01 lately erected, now in the poireffion of Mr. Ridcout, whore Leafe expires the ad of FeLruary, Lot a. A Mame and Farm. called Cola, Farm, adjoining to Lot t, tonafting of an excellent Farm Hoare. Bartle. Stable, Ora. nary, &c and about ts rA. 3ILaP. of Ot ehardirg, good arable l e nd, meadow and palture ground very improveable, now in the peter. lion of Mrs. Evans, under an old kale, which expires on the ajth Mardi, iSor. Lot 3. A Wood called the Park of Eat on,ennhdnina about 6iA. 6P. of prime Oak Coppice, the greata parr of 13 years growth, with a great number of Timber Tries liar ding therein, moftly Maiden Oaks. Lot 4. Anther Wood, called the Sheet Coppice. adjoining Lot 3 s comaining about It A. IR. 2 4P. ci prime Oak Coppice of It yea" gr.lwtb, and many limber Trees ttlerdo.modly Maken Oaks Lot 5. A moiety of a valuable Pinter,' In the River Wye, celled Ingeltone Hillery. The Land Tax of the whole is red‘ em,tl_ Richard Jane., die Wood Ward . reftdta near tlieWenadn and will ibrw The fame. Lots I ands may be vltwed with leave frona the TCII3I •••• For other parriesdan apply to Jobe Moore Grren of Csgelrenik, near Hereford; blelfrs. I and St..ei, of Here ford; or Mr. Harv. y, or Hof., where. a Nll4, of the 6llate away be Uen.. Levers (poll p. 1.1) duly attended t. OR SALE BY PU fIJC /We I lON At the !.ontlon Tavern, Foxhole-Bret, Pirtnwth. on Friday Ce 4th of July next, at Ten o'Ckbelt kr the Forenoon, ABOUT 3 coo fuperior Brazil O z and Cm , Hiles in the Hair, now landing oat of the Der Frieda awl Firra Prulllan Vetch!, detained on their Voyages from Lam, and the above Hides retlored to tie CLlnianzo. F,'r viewing, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, PI:. month. After the Sale of the above, THE bean Oita Fa (1 Sailing 1 Copper.bAtemned tter of Marque I.ES AMIS, of the follrierhig Dimon. Ilona:—Length 72 feet 6 Inches—Breadth a feet 20 ktiehes. A dme •fu res 128, 23-94 Tons. She is Schooner rigged, nearly new, and pard Maly adapted for a I,e,trr of Marque or Private Ship of War, her appearance and qualification• will ltrongly reconiniend hei to any ono who may want fuch a Veftel. Alfo her Cargo for Exportation. and Home Confumptlon, eon- Eftleg of Wine, Oil, Bale and Cafe Ocoods, fue:, as tisherdathery, Cutlery, Drugs, and various a , tielet, Slone', Umbrellas, Copper in Nails and Sheets, and Iron Ntfts, Pmv; Ann., alfortcd and various other articles particularly laid In for the Welt India Madut. She was taken on her Voyage to Cayenne, by his Majell y Ship Aellve,Robert Mowbray.Efq Ceptain. Pnr viewing and Catalogues, apply to Mr. John Hawker, Mer chant, Plymouth. After the fide of Les Ansi+ a.ht Car4o, ABOUT Eighty Tons real Italia,' P. 'elan°. This Ankle Is pardeularly recommereted to Merchants sad BusSera having Dacha, V: harts. or Warchnufes near the Water- Ode, which require to be kept tight and iu good order: alto for Itaktvoira--For wkerias, Ike. apply as abate. FOR. SALE, At the London Inn, Plyntouth, On Friday the stis of Jody next, at Eltvett °Thar's, SUNL)RY Warlike and other Str.res, v•ritiv.r.g of Sails, Running Ripe' and oris.i. Took.Tr ...c, rouble and Single Blocks, Iron Daltalt. tll.4ter ltdolk,tt, Guns, Shot, Gunpowder, and ether Wat!ike NVIr. a, Reef. Peri, Bread, Flour, and other Provinons, with 5a.6.11 • whet. ral - -;able Articles Jult landrd from the French Nations; orl; Na.atia:t. con demned as Prise to his Mojcity's Slap of W-r crn..m.mdcd by J. W. Lori , g. Elq. For viewing tie itores and for Citaloartr. sr.] any forthrr particulars, applization to he to- t Fdw.mi •:. kfq tie Ag..l:t. or to Thomas Lock* , oa 13roter. Plymouth, June tp, tSo6. Mk &ALP, at the Loc.!. 1,. l.ttr,ra.s, AOn rtt' , the 4th July nest, st,ter o. Jo!: et t:. ;.tr Martine, SUN 01(Y like attt! 'tom.: of Sang, Rwmtlag R.egt, rd .ti , • 01 . ftetent Size., Ours, hr, fter., Out.r.owtkr, s•.ct •Isti 4 .i Janie ltttvras 4 list. Pork.. nt! Pret.' Ws, r vtr. a. 4 hvr Articles, Jug lart'el !min the ..ipan 1 t Pr!urte Ship or .r Prlveclrk de la Pea, raptures: by los I ly's Ship continandcd My F. L. Meitieed. .__ _ . For virviong the Stores, and for Ci , gust , and any further panienlar., apply to Edward Line Efq. the Apt.nt. or to Thomas Lockycr,Swora liroka..-Plymoutb, Much la. Ike. 1~ 1t er- -. 4 aly, aoa rn. red. of one live out and t Ind led. : sd r sra- def. istls ISA uth, dtly at 3. eitra Oed will the Ffq. err- be ee lea Sera the lid for and nay on- r hi OUS hip and mar- for C of ...c. k. 3,„ ;able eon- ndcd 'thee I.IC of rcnt rat, le la Na L. awe • wir