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Al he 'knew it tut& Ihtety • been decided that clerks were sufficieut ttratakelhaapplicatiou ? Hi s Lordship 3hcitir,,ot•e l pibiaitrilitt the debt for mitt, with a tnitiee,,,.:oo o i,rwitbiit:the Batikruilt iN Stator, and that - tile: neation bad beau tuli p-11y made, the waa affirmed.. Sr'rCral. ceases, experteil to be tried, belug re fernidiparlistratian the sittings finished this day: Mr. Cr, Ant the liirrister, who goes thie circuit, it ettrttatelto like Mr. Carru.v in persoa, voice, ititittPte, 'language, and phrases; do tuilch so, that be utiolit easily be mistaken tor him. 101tX SeiLVEI: ASSIZ. ie,atinuc.l.) CU ARER, I. V. 1411 . T. T. This vas ite ion to recover the penalty of 51. 1104 liieCia4Je Mr. Serie-Aot COCKW.L stated, that the 'Defend tott unqnalificd, awl incurred the penalty ;he *us fmtad sporting in thu Manor of Brunhani, on tWe iikk 'Of December last; he hoped it would be " we to him, tad that he would not b...f suffer 1, travel about the country with a dog and gun ; he was seen to take a shot. rind as poachers are ge corallv good marksmen, down Caine the bird.— The Delliitt.int pretended to he II game-keeper; if ten; lie is mit to the Plaintiff': perhaps ke may at tempt to prove some other qualification. Usury Dawson Roundel!, Eq. brother to the Plaintiff, proved the Defendant, on the Ritli of December hat, wus seen in Cow-close, in the parish of Kirby Mal Bard, with a gun nod dog, beating for vote; the dose belongs to thy• Plointill; Willi is occupied by Christopher Reynolds. Being cross-examined, witness said, he was not very well acquainted with Cow-close ; supposed it to be in the Manor of Ilartwitli cum Brieitham.— Witness understood Defendant bad a deputation from Sir Johningilby, for the Manor of Dam, which he afterwards produced to the witness. Wta. Grange was present when the Defendant was sporting:in Cow-close with a dog and gun ; he rinderstood Defendant was gnmekceperto Sir John. Cow-close is in the Manor of Brimleam, which be- loags to Lord Grantley, or the Alabilly family. On being crows-ealiniined, Defeielent said, he time there by order ef Sir John. Witness never knew Sir Johit bigilby was twiner of the Manor. !jr. PAnu, on behalf of the Defendant, said, it was true the Defeatlaid sported in the Close with his dog and gun ; he was a gamekeeper over the Manor in which this Close is , ituated ; he supposed this trial was brought fbr the purpose of fishing oat the title to this Manor ; perhaps some hiclosure there is in agitation ; bat his Lordship would not suffer them to try the title on a hat tlsi action; lfe produced Court Mills as ter heck Na and Gamekeeeers' Deputations as far buck as 173 t, from ' the Isigilby family, for the Manor of Deere etna Ibittwith, and, by parole evidence, for 25' years lark, proved the Close to be within Sir Linder his LordshiCsdirections, the Plaintiff Sias Deflanlited. TOX, c'.4). el 1101)080N. This was an action of trespass against the De fendant, for shouting gaute withw the Plaintiff's tumor. Mr. rAtC, en behalf of the Plaintiff, stated, . that Mr. FOX was Lord of the Manor of llingley, when this tilepass was committed ; the Defendant had notice, but still persisted in piing there. The Pliietiff was desirous of preserving his game for the accommodation of his frititela : hie gamekeeper gave notice in writing to the Defendant, in August, 1207 ; the Defendant was then shooting inour game, and behaved in a very. outrageous manner ; he'erected a tent upon the Moor, for the accounno datiou of himself and the party he had taken with him, sit that the Plaintiff was greatly annoyed in the exercise of his e'en sport. The Defendant had notice in writing, besides a verbal notice at another time, en that lie was a wilful trespasser. The de feat', understood to he set up is, that the notice iu wilting being dated &tenth of August, 1806, and delivered the 11th of August, Wtt7, is not suf ifielent ; hut 1 coiftenil a verbal notice in this case • enflieicef—it wilt hardly be disputed that Mr. Fdx is Lottt 'tif the Mane. Mr. Delafare. Attorney, holds the courts for the Plaintiffs Manor sf 111'119.. kdows Bingley Midi, sad proved it part or that Manor, &impel Pietaril, th* Plaintiffs gamekeeper, for emit Mauer, prov,il that he had priers from the Plaintiffto diseilarge all !persons treepassisi A there on; and that on tiietith of :tiogiist, Idol, Witnes s saw the Defendant sportin; on Bingley Moor. Mr. W affl es, is clergyman, who had leave from the Pleintiflito sport there, filled up the notice, which the Witness delivered to the liefen.lant upon the Moor; the notice was signed by the Plaintiff in Atigost, isoti. Witness gave the Defeeidasit no tice verbally several tines ; he saw the Defendant on the 18th and 19th of Augttat last shoot at grouse oil the Moor; ha bad a gun and an Euglish spaniel with hint. _ _ Crass.ernisiard by Mr. TOPPIN Witness vaid the name ef the rkfendasit was in rerteti in the no:ice by Mr. Penney, tivou the Moor, in Itto7. It ens here agreed that the Plaintiff should take II verdict for Is. chnn-4gts, and etch party pay his oa u testa. A C.II7TIOq TO SrORTSNIEN.-The following on f ..-:iiiiste nod sisOettiag accide.sit. in the vici * ity of Bishop's ivii t Lyliord, porset*ltire, happeueJ on Mon day se t, to °soca: KNIGMig gatne-keepor to Joao % t 'IST* El:—As killOtie MINI attend ing his muster, it! the iversion of paitririge *hoot jug, a covey Orbitals luring sprung, and naarlial in on soll o field. 1041011*avetst with his politer. and f...utul thew, allti nit i.itnottilitt itt owe of the birds, his gun burst. whereby hi, left hand, fingeru and thumb, were literally li/ossit 10 51 1.01" Ka psnait.:r Being at same ditsisce, mote tita w . roak t eott• siiiiirdl him to an adjoioing forts-house. otods•with laudable xv..l, ilir fsriscr conve;ed limn Intim.— An eauineut tairgeou Geies , iuipsintiistely call of his rooist.,oor, proliittitilord the wourri slitisge•rous, • end very woe Iscersted, iuorittiticb that, he was witch? the 1111111i0141*Wit lie.Viliqy . oi . ititilkiitefing the. lino* k feiii ludo:* *Luce the writ. , tie laureate operation with wanly fortitude, ansWtopes are •eatertisiood of his tecovery. . N.4f7.1L INTELLIGENCE. IFULITSMOUTff. SEPT. Arived . the Nestor and Alariner trainsports from Quebec, part of a fleet under convoy of the Amebas which has passed by with the remainder of the fleet for the Downs; a Portuguese frigate and a sloop, with a convoy of linizilinen f ilm , Rio J an eiro. They : sailed with the Re:that:le de Poltava!, which arrived some tune ago. Sailed the 77tunderer, of 74 guns, to join Sir James Saumarez, iu consequence of an order, re ceived yesterday, for all the ships of the line to sail immediately for the Dottie ; also the Conquest, itli a convoy for tinernsey.—Wind W. PLYMOUTH, sErr. 11. Arrived the Wimislr Castle and Queen, wit) a Iket under couvoy from Gibraltar. FA UMOUTII, bEPT. 10. Sailed His Majesty's ship Success, with a Fleet wider convoy for Portugal and the Mediterranean; and Turushend picket, Captain Cuek, with wails for the ,Bruzils.—Wind Northerly. DOVER, 'Err. 1,2. Last night and to-day a large fleet of ships, to the amount of upwards of Itio wail. have passed herr fur the River, wix of which are said to he East Indiamen, and the remainder West Indiamen. The remainder of the fleet, Son twit in all, sepantted from them in the Bristol Channel. One of ;he liemlninist ►hips, which passed here on Friday, at midnight, was very near being on whore, in the hay under the Castle; several guns, as a signal of distress, were fired, when, by the assist ance of our boats, she cleared the Foreland, ond proceeded for the Downs. Sailed the Harmony transport to her former sta tion, m the Downs, as a victualling store-whip, after being re-fitted ; and the Edward, of Dover, Bow den, light. for Sunderland. DEAL, star. fn. Arrived Ilia Majesty's ships Jo'arrHod Ihttis, having. under convoy the Earl Cowley, Taunton Castle, Hope, Coons, Alfred and Woodford, from Chino ; ladispcusabk, Dart, and Brothers, from the South Seas, which are sailed fur the river; also the Camber/old, Gooding, from the Brazils; Ro weled. Cromartie, front liartattlms; Le v i a th an , Jackson, from Trinidad; Core, Ellll6Oll. front St. Domingo; Minerva, Stainson ; Coluntbtte, ; stud Lord Nelson, Anderson, from Surinam. The remainder of the Ler:ear:l Island fleet is hourly expected. Caine down from the River the Weymouth store ship, and several other outward-bound vesbels, which remain in the DOWIIi, with ills Majest's ships, &c. as per last.—Wind S.W. WATERING PLACES. HARROGATE. The following are among the arrivals from Sept. 1 to Sept. 8: — Sir C. and Lady Des Voeux. ; General Russell ; Colonel and two Misses Plummer; Captain, Mrs. and Mitsui. Des Voetts Captain IVilkiusou ; Mr. Uodgsou g Sir J. Gifford; Majnr, Mrs. and Miss Orme; Dr. Camphell; Right How Lord, Ahrdct, and two Mimes Gray; Mr Hammel; Sir Wm. ke Milner, M.P.; Sir G. Warrencler, M.P.; Hoo. Mrs. C Vane ; Captain and Mra. Meeke; Rev. Dr. Mssoui and Colonel Skigh. sc AR attRoVGIL Among the arrivals of the last week o ere-- Tire Dowager Lady Strickland, the Misses Striciassul ; W. J. !Sinai" ' Emig. (the High Sheriff of the County); (:e.• 'acrid Pigott and Family; Mr Brunk Richmond ; Mrs. Irwin and Faintly • Mr. Alderman Wilson, Mrs. Dillow, and Hires Misers WiliWn. BRIGIITO.V. SErr. 11. Thursday last was the natal day of the fair daughter of the Duke and Duchess of MARLS°. KOUGH, Lady AIIELIA SetNaga. when the follow ing were among the number who had the honour of being entertained at their Grace's table at Grove Heave: Ste Jubn Heys, Mr. and Miss Johnson ' Mr. Teeth, M. C. Mnetor, aim{ Mina Heater, Mr. tamer, Mrs. Wells, Captain D'Arey, of the Royal Artillery, &e. Ludy Auatts, en this occasion, numbered her 3d year. Though the weather, during the last tap or tbrie days, has been very unfavourable, yet the Duke has been militantly of the number of pedestrians ou the Stevne. When the illsai.so noveit family leave this place is Mill uncertain.— Their'ileparturc will be generally regretted, happen when it may. Qv 11% the comedian, has been here borne days. It is un d erstood that he has accepted of an engagement fora few nights hem the Maine. ger.4 of the theatre. Emma . performs in Speed the Musk and Airtime's Frolic, for the benefit of that wry eseetlent actress, his mother, on Tuesday evening next, when a crowded house •may he ex- Mpeeetesl. Mr. V ottsc also appears on the boards ere very shortly. Aland nine o'clock, this morning, several sail of the houle•tard-bonnd West India Sett were dw tingnishable in this part of the Channel, front which the following passengers were soon alter landed h ere, by one or two of the fidling boats : Mr. Pirrrepoint, Waldron anti tinnily, Mr. Churls, Mr . Stephes, kr. being in Mt inns: pig *hire holies mad three gestleiseg, 'iliac, and our female and two children, Mack. _ . . They had been only six weeks on their passage, and luel been separated from the feet iii the late talc. Mr. Sreentriv was a passenger in the Mice Srarsci. • When landed, they dated it as their opinion, that the main fleet was not more than (hay-eight hours sail behind them, consisting of about iBO vessels; and, at this time, .five o'clock p. nt. upsards of4O sail of them are in sight. The Cliff, at 'hid timeithough the weather is showery, is crowded with spectators, watching the progress of the anus up Channel. Count WAssuntla Stromar.scuaa sad the Hon. J. KIINNEDY are in our last fist of arrivals On Saturday nighties the first gallery of the little Theatre, in the Haymarket, just as Mr. LISTON was 'Caging the count: sow{ " Woe* 'oat come, Mr. ;Inge' a case of a painful nature ',toward itself: A lestly, iwthe last stage of her preguatiev, rand who had not before an opportunity of seeing Tisriffricams, as suddenly taken in labour, and nofwitlortanding all her effort.; to suppress her pains. she found it ne cessary to retire before the emielusion of thepiece. She wus carried in a s•tlan chair, to her house in /1411-11oun-street, Pict:A(64ly, when it was discover ed, to the &rest Joy of lirr found), that she was safely dcli,rercei of a line uoy. FROM LAST Nrcirrs GAZETTE. The Kin has been pleased to enter a Conk tp pass• the Great Seal of the Gutted Kingdom of Greet Britain sod tr•land, empoicering the Demised Chapter of dos Cathe dral Chinch of Lly to elect a thilliap of that See, the saner lacing void by the death of the Right it, vt.lend Father iu God Doctor Jaws Yorke; and His Majesty bus also berm pleased, II his Royal Sign Manual, to recommend to the maid Dean and Chapter the Right Reverend Father in Cod, Doctor Thomas Dampier, out IliAtop of Rochester, to be by them elected Bishop of the said See of FAy. PARTNERSIIIIN IMSOLVED: George Carr,Jaines Carr, Mary Cure, and %Villium Hurst, of SErflie4d, steel•enstcrs. Aug. 1, labs. Ann Rogers and Edward IYatkina, of Caatk-street, in the Park, Southwark, hsise•maoafactare4a. Aug. s, I nun. Joined. Brisuell and Heavy Taylor, Loth of.liingsland, iddles carpenterm. A ttg. ti, !ans. Charles Cahn", Samuel Skinner, and Richard Walton, all of SivtfieW, York, cutters. Sept. 13, ISCI, as 1.1) as relate■ the said (.hartea Calow , and July 31, !SU: 4 as to the other Partners. J. Osmond and G. Baylis, of High-strett, Skilutbwark, Sur rey. Aug. M, Isom. George Tulkirii and Josiah Dancer, of St. John-erect, St. Sepulchre, Middlesex, clock and mulch tool dealer. Sept. la, laoa. James Morgan and Thomas Lamb, of Sherborac.lum., Lundiaril-..treci,attowne)s at law. Sept. Thaalas Daimon mud Tholutis Johnstone, of Loudon and Cla,gaa. Aug. 30, t 600. Jonathan Crowther, of Elland, Halifax, York, arid William Wouler, Meerclungb Narland, Halifax, corn dealvr, Frpt. 9, t John Bird and John Goodridge, of New Compton-street, Soho, Middlesex, coach lact•-a ea - vets. Sept. to, isoa. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. George Tupper, new ar tale of Linton, Kent, ahopkeeper, boar October it . ), toOetober 21, at ten, at Guildhall, London. :Nit holm, Ward Robinson, late of ond. WalbrotoL, London, utvrchaut, from September 17, to October gsi, at tau, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Charles Worrell, of alasselsestee, innkeeper, to surrender, September es, nod October .2.;, et two, at the Palace lun, in Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Bassett, *swimmer ; and Mr. Huxley, Temple, London. John Cummins, of Liverpool, shoemaker, to surrender, October t, s, and 25, at eleven, at the Glub Tavern Liver pool. Attorneys, Mr. Jas s Liverpool ; Tavern, Mr. ll'inille, Johu-street, Bedford-row, Li;odon. Timothy Davisuu, of Brancelpeth, Durham, shopkeeper, to serreudir, October 4,5, Mid .25, at eleven, at tire Shakspeare Tavern, r.cileastle-upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. Athletes, Chancery-lane, Loudon ; and. Mr Joseph lainbridge, New castle-upon-Tyne. Isaac Drown, late of 3laryport, Cumberland, brewer, to at-milder, September et, eJ, and ektober es, ut eleveu at the Lion and Lamb, Carlisle. Attorneys, Wo;ds. worth and Strickland, Staple Inn, Loudon; and Mr. Lowry, Carlisle. _ _ James Cranston, late of Stockport, Chester, olcakr and chapnutu, to surrender, September tit', sod October at two, al the Palace lau, Maui buster. Attorneys, Mr. John Law, St. Aun's Chinch-yard, Mnaehester sad 3h. Philip Hard, King's Dciaili Walks, Temple, London. Seined Knight, of Prose-Selwood, Somerset, tailor, to surrender, September on, 07, and October its, at eltreu, at the George Inn, is Prume-Selwood. Attorneys, Gilbert Reinke, Frome-Selwuud i and Mr. Ellis, Hatton-garden, London. Christopher Pernall, St. Anstle, Cornwall, merchant, to surrender, September ;g, eo, and October 25, at*eleecu, at the re. and Crum. Inn, iu lowcy, Cornwall. Attorneys, Mi. %Villiaau Frown, Fowey ; and Mr. Jonathan Hewlett, Holra-bitildinet, fetter-lane, London. Davit) Bryson, of Phillip's-row, New-road, Tottenham court, St. Pancras, Jliddlsara, statuary, to surrender, Sep tember 14 di, at ten, and Octubet 2i, at one, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, )Ir. Cesare Davies, Warwick street, Guldeu-square. James Vinton, of Pal!AlaU, vintner, to sur render, September it, October it, at twelve, sad 2e, at teu, at G oddball, Luadun. Attorneys, 31rasrs. Scott and Blamtre, Lincoln's Inn. Isaac Farrar, now or tato of Croft, Lineage?, shopkeeper, to sunrtadcr, September 29, 29, sod Oct.,ler /S, at twelve, at thy Sane Inn, Bulton-le-31ww., La/waster. Attorney, Mr. Iliehard F. Mutterheld, Coppice-row, Clarkeowell, Loa duo. Julin 111.1 -ale, of Little Newport-sheet, Stiddleaex, wine merchant, in glirtrilfier,lellibtr, 43, it, and October 95, at ten, at tinilithall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Willie, jun. Castle-stereet, Falcon square .DIVIDENDs. October e. Matthew Lee, late of Wellington, Soinixset, terivener, at ten at the Old Litudun l an, i s Exeter. Oviobrr77 Edward Walawright, of 'Theme, Oxford, Weiler, at ten, at the White Hart luu, in A)laabury, Burke. October 7. John Pur!wick, of Fairfand, Gloucester, dealer sad chapeau, at eleven, at the Fleece Diu, Cut 'master, Gloucester. October 8. Moss Motes, late of Rosemary-late, lliadlescx, salesman, at fuse, at Guildhall, Leaden. October to. Thomas Ishmael Watkis, of Salford, Linens ter, cottuamserchatit, at too, at the Star lon, Detunate, Iliauchcster. Oetoher, - .. William Finch, late of Westminster, dealer and chapeaus, at eleven, at the King's Arms tun, lore-street, Plt mouth-dock October 13. Ralph Den burst, of Preston, Lancaster, up holsterer, at eleven, at t►e OW Bed Lie., in Preston . November t 9. Thomas White, of the Borough of South wark, Siurey, haberdasher, at our, at Gniklball, Luso doo. Novcra her 8. Jarvis Cerman, •f Aldermanbury, London, !Nosier, •t one, at _ . _ November a. J.dm kirtim of Gray'a-lun, Middleat•x, banker, at our, at Guildhall, London. Oeiobei :9. James Reid, of Broad-atier4.4, I.ontlon, under writir, at eleven, M Guildhall. November 15. Robert Roberta and Williams, of GeratDistaff-latte, L.:l4%km, 11 areltuusalues, at tvrelre, at • November 19. Isabella Wathil.s, Francis M'Clore, and Lacy Hiottsaaaa, of Nov llund atnct s Middlcsex, errs, at 4.411, at Guildhall, London October v.z. William Wright, of Queeirbithe, London, rovisiou-nserekant, ultra, at Guildhall, l'insvoiher it. William Prier Jogget, of Cultain-street, 'reacharrli-street, London, merchant, at /levee, at October it. Charlea Sinerdon and Ileniamin Pena, of Liierpoul, druggist., at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, iu Johoodlret, Liverpool. Ovtolov li. Devjaluin Penn, of Liverpool, druggist, at - - eleven, at the eilnbe Ta%ern, in Juhn-itreet, October ti. lkujawio Sluumi Sralran, Stained, util:er, at twelve, at the Stunk Tavern, Birmingham. October 7. Minna; Gray, of t'ullebester, Essez, baker, at . . .. ek sea, at the Amt..' I me, Coklwater. October 3. I:l4almth Staples, Christopher Shaw, M0..-s William Staples, mad Warp Gay, of Cordial. Lothloo, bankcrs, at (Ivrea, at Guildhall. October a. Thomas Dowsll, ins. of Iltodasy.ourt, _ .. . Cloianotreat, Hoiywol6thoo:l,. Middlesex, hanker, at liadve,, at Gallillon, looJoa Naoliabsa 15. Ifraacia Do al De la Cloamene, of folios- Maar, Eases, ami of Loailtaballoneet, Lomloo, nor dew, atone, CIatTIFICATES--n—croara s. Atha Sanders, late of CasterLary, ;but maw of the Fleet Prisaa, cuts-tatcrchaot. Robert Wil,ou, of Lireritool, fierier. Iltebrrt Manta, late of keleale, Suffolk, eonlwainer. Notwithstaluling the large majority of vats.* in favour of Mr.. KING, late 3,1r.y0r of Dover, who was nominated by the Freemen, in opposition to those gentlemen nominated by the Jorats, Nlr. TIIOI4PioX, who was at the bead of the poll of draw nominated by the Jurats, has been dctiatEd duty elevted. and worn is accordipey. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. a per Ceti Cubulks 6611 5 pee Ceut. in,y. ~ !I? t •• • • • i t i Mt. . _ 1 2 I prv l ft l9 lrialigl L:ol44wit UL ..... 5 6 pie's. Consols fw T . . . • . 6ul 7 t 4 ' • T. BINH Sto4l-14"ker, 4. Combill, and 9, Chin iug-Crome„ .... ~___ c)tilt3E. OF EX Anisterdeie 3 9 U. Ditto sit Sight 34 • Iluttcrdeui c. f to 19 9 U. 34 r 2Q U. 141t.)41.3 34 9 tiU. l'iiris Ditto 123 o Pourtlcaux Cots 4t effective ISIIINrs lA-Otero Naidr• 42 Genoa Veitiee ice 52 Do. Inef. MANGE, SEPT. 13 A Lisbon Oporto lot Cusik • 111.11LI0N. Portugal Gold In Cuin and Bars 1. s. per or b o DOUithltßlS ... •• • 0 0 0 Neu Dollars .• • • 0 0 0 Silver In Bars .. • • 0 0 0 New Louis (rad]) 0 o b Atio on the Bank a Hollssii. r,i per Cent. .MARRIAGF.S. fon Monday, at Kiltningtou, by the Rev. Charles Ditto, Cation of Windsor, the Rer. SuaturlSerrell, of Wells, to 3bie Harriett Dighy, dne;:litcr of the late Dean of Dlifbllo, a n d sister to the present Lady Ilebeater._ Ou IVedat:silay, at thcppenhats, Lieut. J. C. %pen, of th e 'loyal Mantles, hi Mks Agile, daughter of tilt late lier. &smut! Ashe, Rector of Langley-Barrel, iu Wiltshire. Ou Tuesday se'noight, at Christchurch, Geotire Tates of Upper Gower-street, Bedford-square, Loudon, to Mimi Ashmore. On Saturday morning lint, at St. John's Church, Hai kin., I n th e Rev. Parnissien, John Kipg, E.sg. at Law, of the Inner Temple, and Fellow of St. Petet's (A legi., Cambridge, to Caroline Matilda Staple. of Loudes. fields, Ilarkney. Lately, at Pickering, Cumberland, numerously attended by the populace, were tied in the silken (mkt of Ity:aea, alus a most tedious and flitetwiting courtship of 24 hours, M t. Win. Brown, apimaitst-is heel nmainfarturer, to the ta rt amiable and all-accumpliabed Miss Dobson, eldest Mug/hits . . of Sir Thomas Cult Damon, kilicbt of the imaimer, and Ito presentative for the bizongh of Pickering in the year t7s i on which occasioa, he, on being chaired, delivered a most elv 'rent and animated speech, of considerable [catch, to a v o i concourse of spectators of the first respectability. We am happy to state, that the amorous and delicate-constituti on ,d youth enjoyed such favourable weather, during Las 100t41.. sparred-of courtship, otherwise what tedious usiontats he must have bad to endure ' in soliciting the fair one's whni, Won, at her casement, had it been in the frosty season of the year! The day wan spent iu great conviviality, and the !night in a moaner seldout cape:rimmed ou sock au occasion. DEATHS Oa Thursday bat, La;iyAinieitielt, of thausioat-strert, Deroushire.place, widow of Admiral Sir Thomas Rich, flu IVidoesday laid, at Thane near Turpui:it, Ueree shire, Mrs. Nceahain, &neater of Lady Craves, and site of C.pt. Nctshans, Royal Navy. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT umpois-ftitiour, Mwn 12 mu,. after ..* I Linen 45... nun. atTer..a. SALLS BY AUCTION. MEMBERS, NEAR MAIDENHEAD THICKET, REEKS. Rv Mr. DANIEL SMITH On the Preaaises, isa MONDAY, ep na;er 19, 110$, at S Edelen o'Cloek, TILE LIVE and I)EAD FARMING STOCK, capitol Brewing Uteusils, Garden Lights and Frames, DAir articles, some household Furniture, Fu tures, &c..thr property of JOSEPH 'WILLIAMS, Esq. leasing his resit/ears at Kambers, m the parish of Bray. o be :Knott um Monday, die aurniak of Salt ; Cata logues may be hal on lie Premium; of Mr. Smith, Iliad sor ; sod at his Mow, No. 9, Beoad-street, City. CAPITAL TOWN RERIDENCE, Ku. 48, BALER STREET, PORTMAN-SQUARE. By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, At Comraway's Coffee-house, Cocchi!l, Lau. don, on THURSDAY, Septeinhcr sit, instant, itTuelts **dock, AN Excellent, Substantial, Modern, and ad. tunably-finished DWELLING4IIOUSE, situated ell the East-side of Baker-street, Portinan square, now in the orespntion of Henry Brooke, Es/ , on 11-cm;, which will ex pire in tetp, at the low rent of twit., bat comp:Ara:n(4y worth taol.; held fur 70 years usal • half, at a ground rent of 201. as. per Rosuns. To be viewed by permission of the tenant; printed Par ticulars may be had at Hatchet's Cuifee-bouse, Pirrooilly it Garreway's. of Mr. Smith, Modem; and at his House, No. 9, New liosidmtreet, City. LEASEHOLD ESTATES, PIMLICO. By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, At Garraway's Cotfec-hoose, '!'bathe-alley, Cornhal, Lw. dun, on THVIISDAY. Stptusaber 212, instant, at Twehe ti Cluck, in Four Luta, - VOLT Subaiautial Brick l boilt DIV ELLING. HOUSES, vitiate in Wall 's-yard, near Ear hisghsta ants, Piralieo; its the parish of Pit. Georgie, Hosiers-el.-Hoare, let to Mrs. Lineament, Mr. Bevan, hlr. Hooker, and Mr. Col in es, tenants at will, at the asnil rent of ltd. each; held tar 25 years at Lady-day last. To be viewed, by application to the tenants ; printed ft t ieulars may be hiqf at t h e Gun Timer's, at Galla way's • of Mr. Smith, Wiutlaor ; and at his lloust, Nu. 9, New Broad-street, City. TO BREWERS, M.ILTsTERS, BUILDENS, AND OTH r.itt S. —NOBLE-STREET, DOSW EL L-STA LONDON. By Mr. DANiti. SMITH, At GarrairaOt Coffee-house, Cornhill, Lou don, on THI:WiDAT, Stptetutrer Qv, Instant, at Tuella tiChok, Very Valuable LEASEHOLD E-TATE; .Lx. comprising a net ground rent of 9.91., imply set told ow a very large plot of ground, on which are neete.l %cry Girt tal sture.houses, mill-house, and stab{,, let to JAis and Peter Calveit, BaraleirS, fur 40 leart, G um Lnkly-d.±. 1808, with a covenant to extend the same tau and a ha ytars beyond that time. To be viewed, by titheta, three days previous to the Mir ; printed Particulars may lar had of Mr. George Ware, soh titer, Blockonamstreet, Southwark; at Darraway's otive' house ; of Mr. Smith. Wisid.ur; and at his Hollime, NO 9. New Broad-street, City. MANOR OF WIN FIEL 11, BLRKS. By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, At Gerrawa't t'ullec-bow®, 'Mann-alas, Canaan, La des, on 1 BURSDAT, September 0.:„ :tut, et Teeire o'Cleck, 4 liesirabir COPYIIOLD ESTATE of In- Iseriessre. lishjrct to a Bee certain of le. nd., quit not Is. td., herriut O.:m(ore nearly egad to Free hold; comprising a brig L-bailt DWELLING-WA:at bent, naltle, and wacudlc atm ; with garden, orebsurd, sad rich hielosed meadow suljeiring, containing about eir I wren,- plemantiy situated t.sr Cburcb, Pewee, in • dry, hatlagy, and agreeable part of the coast**, galantine on excellent sittiataggi for a rills, nab good roads ga aterry direction, fire miles trona Windsor, six from Waken luau, end tweirefratn Reading; ict to gifts. Bgight, teuatit at will, et ea per Sliall161: To be viewed, by applicat:un to the tenant, where pricted P•rticulass may be bad; at ....tagg 'is; of Mr. smith, Windsor; and at his MUM, No. g, Broadsheet, City. LON pox Prints i he (1. ro tviDSON, N o t 9, Old lieull•t, ry-sireet ' end pebh.hed at the Office, ti, Bark of it. Clatsurs cs Church. Strand. by J. r, of sline dr. f.r this Paper. seat to the Oflicc,'p,Ast ?a!C; ; will be do!) ettsetied to I ~ 1 , a. r ti it KI of r. 11, to F• it 4- le -0 t 1 r. 4t tx t- I; u. et R le he Ile rt e It. US ma C., at G die A- oe la- id- ,l, DIM ke d. ea the i val me am cell Ric liAl frill rir d . 9 I/1413 1/011 C.. 14 pr..e 11 halt.' *Ail the i NA van, Mitt aual Sti F. estlei Crew l*re ...v . • tUDJI 111140 Po Lac Lan kirk Pew tkit is eh. Bottl 1:4Ik PP O <II,