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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BRIGHTON RAG „L, MONDAY, APRIL . 1. Mr. Pengrie's ebeentit tonnes, Brighton Lass, beet Mr, Penneis's Krei p..m Pushpin, one mike. ;,.• ;unwell. , Mr. Clarke's black musty beat 3I r. ltiebes bay poneyi one mil c. Mr. Barton's bay horse heat Mr. Clarke's blatk mate, two mites; tie former Kellum-el, and the later trotted good match, end the novelty of it afioril.4 iliverk.ion The owners rode, and rause both beeess to tt.t Kind, niiiff the winner was so mu.-11 el.bmistill, that on dismounting, be re. istred support to keep kits from Calling. NEWMARKET CRAVrA MELTINO, loos. 11110O•41f. APRIL. IS. Tbe ('raven Stan, slabacilpti.ou of lags. each, for all arm: 11-yr 016, carrying Sat. 1"lh.; a-yr ultia, h.t. ; 4-Vr ...he ; iifet. (lb. ; t-if olden, psi. ilb.; ti-yr grids, ust. .:36. ; and aggd, gat. 711.. serum the Flat. Lord Stevrelrs h. e. Deceiver - . t Leed Foley's bf. by Womb., out of Miss Fury - 2 Major Wilson's ch. c. by Whigeccv - 3 Lord Grotivenor's It e. Osiris, by Sir Feter ; sat of ibis Dohs of Graftou'a b. to. Twat, Mr. Goldtgurgie's eh. e. Pomp°, by Fernery Sir J. HonvA oars b. e. Hawk Lord Logiaces ch. b. Brainoorra Ur Wilsates br. b. Pavilion Sir Fell mor's Dr. to Pelisse Mr. Wyndham'. b. e. hy Schednni Mk. Abbey's It f Clarinda, by 'lrreales Lord Jemey's rb. e. by Buzzard Sir C. Turner'. b. A. Thorn. . - dr. Mr. Fortiro In. r Stripling - - dr. sto 2 east. Deceiver--3 to 1 sg.t. Brsinworm-4 is I eget Pavilion. The Judge could place but 3. Pram* Sweepatakea of ioo guineas each, b. h. fur the pro dive of Mom covered an 1•04 i colts cart, tug tut. alb. and Clive nat. Across the Flat. Sir F. Staudish's fby Sir Peter. ont of Eag!e's dam . 1 Mr Witting's Is c. by Hanibietouisn, out of Psviliutes dam • . 2 . . Lord Grosvenor's E (End) by Sir Peter, ont 'if M gslctoc. ii to 4 es Sir F. Standisb's I'. Sweepstakes of wigs. mirk, b. h. est a*. earn. Al,. M. Mr. L.dbroke'sb.o. 'fristram, by Teddy, out of a Pre. _siNl one mare . . • . _ • _ r:. N. Cavendish's b. e. Coriamter, out of • Sir '.ter usare - - ---- IVyntlhalses b e. by Whiskey, out of Miuion 7 to a tot Tristram _ Sweepstakes of tongs. each, b. ft for colts and fillies then r•sinic 3 yfs. old ; colts carrying sit. 71h. and fillies yst. slb . D. M. Lord Gromenor's b. e. by Sir Peter, out of a Werid pecker mare, dim by Serrethriar - - - Doke of Grafton's f. by Sorcerer, out of flornhy Lass Mr. Mellish 's b. e. by Shoal', oat of Strsp's dam - Mr. Lake's bl . e Norma, biotber to Kninho - - Sir F. Standish's e, by Mr. 'remit, dam by Voltint..er, out of Stor3re fik C. Pnaborv's bl. e by Sorcerer, ont of Wowsh Mr WlNou's 6.c. by Haaabletoman, out of Smplist's dam - - - P 4 Gen. Gower's b f by Worthy, dam Tit'yole, by Wood perker, mit of a sister to Itotbrr /tench - - rd IP to 1 41(otniit Lord 64.4trertur'4 b c. -4 to 2 against Doke of Graftun's f.... 3 to ; against Sir F. Staodiab's c. Siesepatakes .1 loop. seek, b. ft. sst. 301 sack Tyro-year old Course, nabroke at the time of uananig, July Meeting, .11027, Ur. Gondard's b. c. Celt*. Coo. by Gubsaaa, oat of a as to Mons . - - 3 Dos, G. H. Cavendish': be. c. by Trampatur, oat of a . mare by Castanet', - . , GOO. Grosvenor', gr. c. Webb reiiietr, by Dapple, dam by Shark - - - 0 3t04 WI rrial. COO. . _ . - S - lid - I - I - S NA AL INTELLIGENCE. - hinTsimoUTll. ARIL le. Sailed the Melpomene frigate, and Dromedary witii a convoy for the Weat ladies ; .eimarauthe oloop, Copt. Brenton, for Curacoa ; and the Boadicea fri t zote, Capt. Maitland, on a ernilic. Admiral Rowley, Coin:in:oder in Chief at Ja maica, it gone out iu the Aleiposeetre. FALMOUTH, APRIL 16. Arrire4l' His l‘lajeaty% c hi l l L'Expiegir, from rort, ttttt uth, for Cork ; sad- the Lunaum packet, Haw kit's, front London. Sailed the Princess (levitate packet, Captain Gibbon, with Mail., foyllarbialoot null Jamoieo ; and the /)tike(flient parket,Covtuia ( 4444teoworth, for ltalitax and New Vork.-41 i:4.1 N.E. uovLa, APRIL 18. 'Mere is now in the roads, waiting for water to eotue in. a boat with about 700 keg. of t tn. taken he the Hawk gun-brig. Thia is the first oat that has been taken near this place, since the embargo ha. been taken o'f at Fludimg. The embargo continued only a few days ; near 700 Engliahtnen were detained under it. The ships that had been detained there were certainly more in number than they have been generally represented. In the late high tide they were driven so far up from their moorings, they had not lately been got off.— The men tit:tamed were not permitted to remain at Fluelitreg, but compelled to stay at Camphier, which beim: only a village, their situation was very lancomfortuble, their number being so great. DEAL, APRIL lg._ Sailed through the Downs from tfte Linter, the L isdur, Carter, for Quebec ; and Lord blefrilk, Reach, for the Brazils. Remain in the Downs His Majesty's ships, ice. as p er ', w t.—Wind S. A FROM LLOYEVS LIST. Gtt•orsetu D. APRIL 18.--.llsiled the Apollo, --, for Cut ttnhureb ; Leo d Lentos, Litue, foe Limerick; Mary, Sal luau; mod Dantzic, Roereclaile, for Quebec. Enom LAS T .TIGIII"S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ICur-nfie.. ,Apral W. 24t a Regiment titled Deeposs—Captain Philip Philpot, to hs Major, site White, defamed. Coldstream Regiment of Font Guards—Ensign Henry Daw kins to be Adjutant, vies W)eiyaril, who resigns. Cad Regimest ut tnot—Captain Effingham Lanisay, to be Maine vire Frame, di ceased. aid ditt:r—Captain Vi Bain Frame I. be Major, by per. dram, vise Campbell, promoted. Ist Garrison Battalion—Bravet Limitessat.Colueel Tionstas I:Latrango, froin die 3111 Garrison Battalion, to la Cap. ttiu or r Company, rice Reynolds, appointed to die Dub Rural Veteran Battalion. STAFF. Sir 't% ',Nem Borden, Lirt7iol;e Assistant-Commissary to the }neves sernog iu UM:god, nce Parkhurst, *be r mitt*. Prr.;uioa Frsoris Mrs*, Fol. to be Military-Auditor ftrorrai of Accounts in the Mead et Cityluno4 ids temporary rank tit Ltratisseat-Casionri A•liirirsiti-OfFee, April 19, tens. Copy of a triter tins, Captain Parker, of His Majcst:.'s ship Smutty, to the Hoe. W. W. Pete, dated off Zealand. Oshie, March v., tire. I transmit to you, for the infix iliation of my Lords Commissioner. or the Atlini ralt, a emty of my letter to Vice-Admiral Russell, astrimtinting him with the capture and destruction I 4 i the Dennis ship of the hue Prime Christian Fre- EMMA, of 74 gulls, on the night of the sad of March. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) tiro. PARRER. Ilia M'sjosty's ship Stately, till Zealanda Odde, esilt Muth, IbUd. is with much sattslitettati I have the ho nour to messisaut vou with the capture end des; rue ton of the Ouniait ship of the line Prince Christian Frederit k, of 74 gefre. Proceeding towards the Great Relt, ih company with Ili, Majesty's ship Neilson, at trier. ar. - ots the 14 inst. we observed a strange sail; and the signal being matte to chase, at four p. at. Greettall en the coast of Juthind bearing N. W. by N. distant ten mike, we discovered that it war an enemy ; and at fire's. tat, ascertained the theft to be a Danish ship of the fine. I now Maw that it Was evidently the its- tetanus of the enemy to run his ship on shOre; and as the night was approaching, he might hope that, in our pursait of hien in the dark, we would share the same Lite. Tins, I have since hree assured, was his desigu. At 45 minutes past wevea p. sr. Captain Campbell, in the Nieman, got up . with the enemy. and commenced the action, and in a few minutes after the Stately closed ; a renhight fight was now maintained for a considerable time, the enemy li: 4 liting with great obstinacy, until we suc ceeded in getting very near, and gave some close broadsides, on which he struck about half past nibs p. a.. At this imminent the ships were within two cables length of the shore of Zealand ; and before my First Lieutenant, who took possession of the ' Jkndwlr Anis. conld cut away her anchor, she grounded. Fortunately this 'Up and the Nastily) brought tip near to her. During the rrmsiuing part of the night we were employed in taking out the prisoners; and at daylight of the 4.9 d• it was found imposisible to get the captured ship afloat, the wind blowing strong on the sheet, and that therefore the only course I could follow was to de stroy her. The necessity for doing this, and for placing our own ships nut of danger, soon became apparsmt, as the Dunes were preparing their snit lery on the coast, and as our ships were at amber only two cables' length from the beach, they would have done us great injury. After venues-Mg the prisoners and wounded, in doing which we air rienced much difficulty from the wind blowing strong, amid u good deal of sea running, the enemy's ship win set on fire in the evening of the g3d, and in u short time blew up. lum happy to say our loss has been small. It is trifling indeed when compared with the enemy, where the slnughter was great. he having ayfl killed and as wounded. We have however received ate siderablP aemare in oar news and rigging. The Prince Christian Frederick was a very fine ship, capper bolted, emnmanded by ruptain Jay son, with a complement of 6in men, and had 370 oh board. feel Ninth indebted to Captain Campbell for his seal awl ability in the commencrrneut and during the action, and to the officers, ship's company, sod Royal Marines of 'Ms ship. Aly warmest gratitude and praise are due to the foffiernu uuu women. and the offied.rs and prorates of Royal Niorioes, of this ship, for thole - lime and galleitt cooditettlaring the action,,displisying throughoUt the cool intrepidity of British seamen. 'lhe carne spirit animated both ships. I beg leave to recommend" in the 841 , 41e1t Inas ner, to the pittroilw4c of my Lords Couimissioneni of the 4iiisiiralty, Mr. I)iivid Sloan, my First Lieute nant, to shorn I am greatly indebted, not only for his ianeedisti spirited conduct in the action, but aim) for his 1111Wellfielli exertion in removing the pi 'sbers and wounded from the Danish ship, and set ting her on fire. Ile pOlillebil4l, in an eininsut de gree, every quality requisite to forty the Officer and seaman. Here - with you will receive a return of the killed nail wounded. I have the honour to be, Bw. (Signed) GEO. PARK 111 To Vice-Admiral Reseal, ace. See. &e. List of 34e lilted and Wounded—Stately, 2 seamen, g marines, ki3rd; 9th wr,uea, r manses, weuluded.—Total Jt. Naaa.so, 1 aeaunla, killed; a 1 swamies, s marines, wound ed; 1 11C11111.11:4 iniasiag.—Tietal 37. Officers bobtatkvl--Stately, L.ket. Cole, siiibtly ' • Mr. Lemon, boat/want, ib.verely; NI. Davis, Muter ' . Mate, slightly. Tadao—Mr. Edward J. Jwlrsioa, Vahrateer, iat Clues, slightly. (Sigurd) P. The, Gozette also contains • letter floor Cap tain FLEETWOOD PELLEW, of His Meuty's ship Pa le/ etatiag the capture of the Dutch cor vette ship Scipio. of 24 guns, in Samarang Bay, in the island of Java, on the 31st of August last, toge ther with the Dutch armed brig Ceres, of le guns, and a large merchant ship, under their convoy from Batavia, which have since arrived in safety at Madras. which was given exclusively in Tut BRITISM PRESS of the 11th instant. PARTN KRIM IPS D I SWIM D. John Pike and Witham Pike, id Rilimautun, Middlesex, linen-drapers. Jan. 23, I ma. %Vinous R kUcT, William Hall, and Thomas Blood, Plais tirr, Essex, bistoriesl mud pirtrait engraiees. April 9, William Gill sod Ilinunis lumen, at Chesterfield, iby, seedimes. September 5, 1407. James Mills and Jeserk Goldin, Isle of Delabapstreet, Westminster, but nun of Waidsur-street, Subs, Middlesex, buttoimiakeri. April It, tans. Thomas Richardson, William Stoddard, and Robert Rirkaraii„of Weyinontb, stime-morehants April 5, I AOS. - . . .. • 1 i Rlehunl Ilnworik, and Benjainiu Cromptou, cotiun-spin errs, Lunen-Mill, within Bury, Lancaster. April Arthur Arinitstead anal Cars Clapham, at Laorabter, iu the canto) of Laticastsr,spint and purter-mcrekains. April i NOM. Thomas Rycroft, of Itlauchester, and Wm. Cooke and l'hunias Barnes, of Bclama, in Bolton, calico-pelota's. April i 4, I alit,. BANKRUPTCY Rl' zrasznlD. J..lia Collip, of Gnat Pertlartd.aureet, Alitidteswx, aplhol aterwr. BANKRUrTS. Timmins Perim, of Falmouth, Cornwall, cuellsraher, to surrender, April tti, May s, and 3), al ekven, at Vt'un's Ilutcl, Falmouth. Attenieys, Mr. James Twirl, Falmouth ; and .braes. Sbeplianl aiid•Adlimrtan, Bedford-row, London. Richard Emirs, of Bernard-street, Russell-stmuse Mt& dlesezi saddler, to surrender, May 3,10, and 31, at e levea, at Gotham'', 14,1111.11 Attune), Mr. Clucks Edward Rey nolds, et Cwatk•otrret, Falcoo.square,Cripplepte, London. M.rhael Haar:, of Frt tterise, Gloucester, tanner, to sur render, Apt 31), and May 31, at tea, at the .White Hart lan,Glotteesier. Attenarys, Mr. Gleamy Chilton, Exche quer-office, Lusatia's-ma ; and Mr. W. C. Want, Gloucester Richard Travis, of M aucbsister, silversmith, to surrender, May 3, :s, and at, at corm, at the nog Tavern ' Dertusgate, Mauchester. Atturatys Messrs. Foulkes and Gray's-ups, Loudon' ; suLl Mn Julia Hopson, Red Crum , street, Matielsestrr • John Taylor, of Salhied, I.ancaster ' victualler ' to sauna..sauna.. d t, May q , 10, will 31, at fi at, at the star Itinebrearre. AtiorsteN s, Mr. Heslup, Manchester ; sad Messrs. J. asid 11ili.s, t,l aruford-court, Loudon. John Evans, of Alunutouth, saddler, to surreudsr, May 3, 4, sod .li, at eleven, ill the Crowu and Thistle, loonsuisth. Attorneys, Mr pinto, Ileroard-street, Ituisell-stiu..re, Lou don ; 144111 Mr Plullputt, ruumonth. Samuel Denham, now or late of fiermondsey-street, Susth wark, Surrey, tailor, to oirrend r, May tt, at teu, 3, at eta vett, and 31, at ten, at Guihlls.lll, Loudon. Atturuey, Mr. James hunt, Lad -lane, London. DIVIDENDS July S. Joseph Prjar, of Priuerss-street, Spitnl.lielils, dieutm, arysatter, at uue, tat Guildhall, Lun.sua. July 9. Witham Cnuudua, of Drury-lane. Moldiest', cur rier, all ten at Guildhall, Loodumby May I. lieUrp bedtime% of liiibisy'R-eutle, Salop, tau ester, at eleven ' at the Castle lon g iu May tI. Julia White, of mai gleam, tailor at eleven, at tlik White Mart lua to Diglieth, May In. Edward Wells, of Ostia* Ilquirr-iiierrbant, at eleven, at the Cruwn and Thole tan, to Abiagelita, May tu. Juliu Marling, of Abingcloa. Marks, bookseller. at Amin; •t the Crania iad Tingle firsa; ie Abi Lidott. May to. inlai'lad/tuck, of Nl:transits, Barbs, inhaler, at therms, at the Croats and Thiele Lou in Abiagdan. May tn. 'Mown Haw, of Balicip's- c astle, Salop, soar err, ateli at Owl Critic-inu, is Hs. hop's.eastle. May 17. Archibald S ilb, of iLiugaloo-upunAlull, baker, at Mersa ut the George 1...., m kiiiptuu.upoicHult Kay gl. Jcitio Ayfta, of A tutobatia, otherwise Sgaionde oho., dock% battalion, at elevr.i, at cuddh.su, Loodua. May 13. Martin Whitt, u. Portsmouth, wunr.aterehatat, at assi stake Garage lon, is Huth-street, Paaitsaautls. May tn. Js.rs fiausderr,late of Ding, Stratillumptota, atellater, at clevaia, at the 19tite Hum Inn, Rowley, krathampton. May VI. William Gil,* of Newport, it the Isle of Wight, laarticeyman, at elates, at the Bugle loss , in Newport. Ma, 4 "" Lecke,. 104011 1 . Oxrllol,6.ocar, at one, at the _vv.' lon, Oxford. Nay IJ. Julio akeliu, late of Oxford, dealer and diap ason, at eleven, at the Aaget Ina ' Oxford. Slay M. flows Inaraton the elder, of Chelmsford, grow, at tea, at Guitatkall, Looduat. CERTIFICATES--1 4 1 or to. John Greenwood, Old iiond•st reet, Midikstx, nortioneer. EMU Bulks, of lisumber-bridle, Leawater, rot toil- maw- Witmer. 11101666tgasb , •f Eamber-bridge, Lancuter, cotton-noses. • Geturer. George inteskry, tate of Chiniaer.street, St. George, Han cieerApsuare, Midslisoot, grocer. Elijah Belcher, of Liverpotit, merchant. Juba Grinashao the yottuger, 91 Prestml, nilitilinManuC4c Thomas Batcs, of Cbeethim, mmOr Manchrskr, and hakes Bates, of Halifax, woolotapires. Yesterday-4..1.nm Tuts PAN , ic,/ ides et the Public (ices COURSE Or EXCI Amterlies• •.. 35 79 1'. Ditto at Sight a 4 I I Rottenlame. f. 11 J 4 V liamlourgb 34 6 2 Sl' Altona 34 7 2i I Paris Ditto 2 I'll. • • HANGS, AVAIL 19. Lisbma 6O Oporto t? •1001 ... .. ; I I ° I 1 e...a..0x aa auta.tow. Portugal G.N is 41 eliettive Madintl 4l eilective Bilbua 4O. r 4. 1 4" Grisua Vriales o. C. Cos: and Bars I. a. d. per Oit Dunbluana New bulbar' Silver re Bars .... o s 6 New Lour (each) 0 0 • Agin or the Hanks Holland, Si per Can. • 111614 Oa rtiday, theat'a iastaat, at tits Um Nuttinclior ditte,,the lady 'tithe llimuurable Mr. di a still feiti dayr •its, Ow lady of Henry Balta.', L. of Cot- Outshoot, sear Northam plait, tif a dounii.t.r. 00 the nd April, at Dryden House, Stutlaad, Lady Mac. aeuald Lockhart, of a damehter . Lately, at Wainer Kent, the lady of Captaiu Brsdyll, of the Coldstream Guards, of a sun. Oa Suaday moraine OM, in Taalierdea-stre e t, Lady Cans lime Daudet', of a daughter. . . DEATHS. Last Saturday, at her bowels illatsehester.street, La Be. roost De Mostaleeth.vt, after a lout( and palt,ful Matey which she bore with exemplary fortitude and resiesatice. Ou the s t d of July I , st, at Dacca, in the East Indies I.lentcnant Edward Drury rditinuaring, of the 3d Regianefe of Native lufatitrn eldest sae of Rowland Alainwaring, at Northampton. While out at exercise he eniiiplaistd of a • uttack iu thv bead, and in a few inioutes be w teat, iu cousilacuc.• of the rarLare u; a Wood-vessel is les brain. At Aslignive, in the county Linberiek t Henry Upton, tl - test )ears. Oa Wednesday nt his scat at Mount levers, county Clare, Ccome levers, I.sq. At Edinburgh, on the tith April, after a long and painful illness, which he bore with uuruwmun f..rtitude, Mr. John of the Tbeatre IGyat, much and justly repulsed by h:s family mid numerous friends. HIR:11 WATER, THIS DAY, AT I.ONDON-IPIRIDDIL Mon, 59.. —lulu. after.. 9I EVCII. SALES BY AUC LION. MIDDLE-MALL, HAMMERSMITH. By Mr. SN F.LL, With immediate poareraston, on TI11:-SDAY, the 26tb April, at our o'clock, ou the premises, . . HE unexpired term of live yeurl, from the alb Mar next, of • alieufal and excellent FA MII.T HOVE, with convenient cakes, a good garden, with hot house mai get:en-house ' • a coach-lionsr, and stabli: fur live horses, delithtfally situate usi the Middle-Mall, Mon . . ineis.iunk; aitt.iscautitul vi_ws r ver lbe River Thames, and the country adjareut. The premises cumprier, on the upper story, six gond bed-rooms rms the first door is a coat four principal ►ed-nuns, ands dressii+proum ; tie the ground floor is a handsome drawing-room, dining par lour, breakrost-room, waier-closet, butler's pastry, gaud kitchen, seulicri, ar. uu the basement story is • Louse keeper's-reuse, reevaat's ball, excellent «Mirage, and nu. unt-os other sanr•:nieaees. And so the same mad following day will be SOLD, all the genteel gesnins HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The premises to be viewed six days previous to the sale, by tickets only, which may be bad by applying to Mr Pep per, carpenter, Hainaut/smith; sad ut the AM/sneer, Ha. unser-street, 1.044-11Cre. HOUSEHOLD FURDOTCSE"_}INII PAINTHSGS, ATI) Pi ilgiTS: By Mr. SNELL, On its Premises . Hammersmith, oe WED FSDAY, the eith April, and Ulm* Day, A LL the Ganiti , te HOUSEHOLD 1. CRNI.. lII_ TER& and other EFFECTS, the Property or (hark. Hafebett. Esq. rg moved to another Rcsidence con sisting of a few Fire Paintings, by Vandyke and U tters, • ('twice Col!Petios of Print; mons which in a proof impregnate of the death of General Wolf, and one of the Earl or (laths's; Ow) furniture cumprrrs a general &score unrat of c-poet avid tent lactstearts, with chintz, cotton. and other feraitare, sad window curtains to cuenspuad, pr.tne down rouse beds and iteddtag, ihnesels and Kitigkrm.ust• r earnes, good cabinet sock n no eacellent set of round 71(111 snnho_at.y atail4 tables, mimeo parts; Idwary, rand, end Pembroke tables; • bands, me sitiebuar ; doable • in wo e. ghes.s of drawers jap nmed and aaaln.aiwy elimrs ; • nlAw i6g-motu salt slits., pax of Frew. h wiadon turicut eight elbow chairs, and tv...,,d0w at. Ws, to ilk tuilnuns, stud cotton cameo to curve pond ; a good eight day 6..414 sundry kitchen relfaiaat,a, May be Viewed Mgioday and Tuesday preceding the NAP; esteares then bad on the prisms& sad at the Me dawar's, Haugicer-sucet, ineg-sere. VALUABLE COAL AND IRON WORKS FOR BALE' Tu b. exp.sed to Vuluutary PUBLIC SALE, w.thin the Buys' Esehaage Cutire-huuse, Edishurgli, opus WED. N'ESDAV, tLe dtb of Juue neat, et 'iwu s'esek is the Afkrusus, A ILL that Valuable PitopEirry and ('ON. CERN, beluogiug to 11w CALI:I:K COAL COM PANV, situated iu the P 47366.11 Of Old sad t Ilaildavd, sad Shire ut*Lassek. _ —..-..—. The Presages caught of the following Subjects :- 1. A Leese, current for torruty-tive yease„ tram Mee 1799, of the COAL, tn she what, Lauds and Estates of G.ots- Isenic and others, the props:, ty of Johu Ilant.it tt Coil, I:sq. This Cost is of an curt:nein sod has hog be at wrought to „teat advantage. ft employs at present In to eels eighty awl mutt, CoUini, sad there are Houses uu the Pre mises fur at least that umnber. Ihe output for run:. years PIS i0t1:14 from 54,1100 to 60,u00 cart* annually ; and, us the Company lame siCusittort to supply • single Customer sails 45,000 faits muesli! ' and are sign entitled, by the fe u right of the Calder Irma talaterks, to f0rt..,1. It o o hole Coal remitted by that Concern, there is as letlSl.ll to oplo tlicool a diminu tion of the covet, especially as the (ulaiery is within lea miles of Glasgow, !aad theta is a side cut from thu Maahliss4 Canal to the Colliery, lay which the Coate say he genes. aicutly traaoporteal to that City _mid its rich end populous ueighbourhuud. The Compeers boats, which are amply sufficient for dal purpose, as well as a complete Stork of Horses amiaCults, and of ail :tlnchiticry, Tools, and Utensil, notamery Sir carrying ran the Concerti, with the Stuck of Milieus am the Premises at the period alba Sale, will be sold along with the W. rks. 11. The IRON WOILKS belonging to the Company, erected upon a fen fount Mr. Cult, within two milts of Andre, and ten of Ghiagoo, esionitii.s of tau Blast Ear nacre, Wows by a doable power Steam Enloe, with the tank of their Machinery, Buitdinga, and tittosiar, Ur rate hehinging. The C,,inpar.y hod a ready 831• for therein*, which, from the Hear neighbourhood of timMonklaud they have it in their power to transport at a mod. rate taperer to Glasgow, and there, by this Earth sad Clyde Canal, to every other part of the country. There is a 'lvo aed commudions House for the Maurer, mid a ealliriency of Howes for the Workmen. There are, besides, Epos the Premises, Ereetious fur a Steel tdanahetory ad Foundry. with the na.crssary Machinery fur these, which mar be od. vantwersously 'wrought in conatectiou with the Iron Work The whole Buildings and Machinery have been constrain - tea within these few years, upon the meat approved principle; sad the Tools and Utensils necessary fur carrying ea t)tis estuasire Establishment as in the completest order. The (7unipany hold Leases of Iron SOAK, %labia a mode into distance Of the Wolk*, which shoed au ample supply for the Foritares„ fur a number of years. That Laura's • ill Is Sursigned to the Ihnehaser. 111. The Lenses of the lands of.GARTEPE, awl iithens belonging to Mr. Colt, anti cui.sisting of about too baotch. ur law Naglish Aries of good Arabic Laud. Them Lands, bring in the igtaseiliate victuity of the Works, form au evo..m tie' part of the r...tablithnient. Tie laves are current for the same term oi yeast as the Company's I.ease of the c oat The whole Crop and Stocking ou the Farms will be wad along with the Lenses. The Premises will bestrews to intending Purrhamrs, by the rest of Mana4rr at the Works ; sad fur further particu lars, applicat Ain tom be nook at the Sheriff Clerk's litlire„ Glasgow ; to James Campbell, Esq. Dnke-otrett, 11r,tt itsinstir t Cul.auder, Writer, Myrna-row; anal to Henn btaotri an.i Learldson, Writers to the Sigawt. Norib Cbaritattc .treet, FAllenorigh ; any of whine will tUruisli Copier of the Articles of - I.ONrON l'rinted by G. 111VIDSON, No. 19. 4 " tintetrt4l coon, I'llB4*y-street, *lnd peiblethoel st tb ("". N... IBM Se. elciiieweii 1., 1 'ol4l'l E., at' %MTH' place k.v fur this Pare% NMI 10 the t tul:ce, pmt p3ifl . , will be dolt atirws Lord Lowther's Trees lipe. beat Lord Foley's Para, •'s. fib. each. BC. soots. 2 lon Trafalgar. Ilrlr. Vl'ilson's Giles Stroligins, sot. 'beat Lurd Grammes B.t. 31b. P.I. 3uugs. h. ft 11 to 2 osi Giles Semi'gins. rho first Class of the Oatland Stakes or Silo. each, b. ft. D. Mr. Lake's NytopLaus PirJ Hun} unon's Mrs,le Fcsmor's Cerberus 311. Llorre Cardimil Beaufort Ld Foley 's Ceutaia Absolute - Id Grosvenor's ()five Branch Mr. beileruten's Streatham Lao - - in tot spit Haerb•—ia to I apt Cubtrum--5 to g apt Cordisial beanfort. Mr. liarburd's b. f by Base Cobourz, 75t. 131 b. best Gen. Preorram's eb. g. Boost beef, nat. 7111. both t yrs old.— IL lemma Course, 1000. b. ft. 7t04 on Mr. Hurbord ' s b. f. Orreeptslici of plop each, le ft. for tolls and Allier rising yr. old. Lora tiroseenor's b. f big, An Air Peter, out of ibis, rec Lewd F. G Osborne's e. by fininbletonian,r.ut of r o etutiu, La F. G. ftsborne's hr. f hy fiorcert r, out of Drowsy 14 Grosvenor's b. f. Leopardess, by Alexander, out of WimbM Mr. Site ell's Choker, brother to (lusher, oat. slb. rec. ft. from Mr. Mellish's Anna, by Corisoth r, out of Darling's dam, oat. Aer‘up tier Flat, grings. b. ft Mr. Miter :fa brother to Aniseed, sot :Ch. rec. ft huts Mr Hit-ummios, brother to I.nclemall, rat. two-)r. old arum, gongs. b. R. Mr. batmen's b. f. Gonsander, by ilainblrtonian, nut of 111•117 x rem ft. from e. Fair•rournt, out of Lady ('ow, sit. Jib rash. Two r old ('none, 7ongs. h. ft Mr. lfaaftart's Corrycomb, ore. 7th. ree. togs. from Mr. Wilsuo's Bonsigter, sal. old Conroe. stoop. h. ft. Mr. Ilstcom's Gl adiator, sit. 71b received lOgr• fringt Mr. Perupel 7he blimay W Ambrosio, 70, 816. Across the Flat, Sop. • The Favourite, MINPIII,I, from London, for ilty'igna, was eaptnaval on the 12th inst. off Da.s geness, by a French privateer. , The following are the troops which at present couipove the *milieu of Po•tmnoutly ellasiaansied by Major-41rneral WRLTII.4 M : Royal Art ilkry, - - Let earwig-MINA Taw. king's tiertuan ditto - Major Rottigar. Royal Cheshila Militia, - Lkot. Cul. Sarkwortb. East Lent, - Lieut. Cul. Peutiell. Worcester, - - Major. Bond. Derbaro ' - Lieut. Col. O'Callogbao. . sib Royal 'i rteran Rake- I Lim ,. eel. Negri. Roth (detaelinieat) ,i y inbirs Militia, . Sir David Rooter Blair. Nikons' Lancashire, - Major Heath. Eit% alike, _ . - l irit -Coked Dorian. Ist Batt. stet root, - Major 'Aweless. The. fi% - e last Regitnents are stationed at (los tort, under the coniesaud of Uripdier-ticsienil FURTER. The sot battalion of the tl9th Re , ..ritneut, Colonel EGERTON, have watched from Ram* Barracks fur Tewksbury. A young woman of respectability, in the service of a gentleman's family at Kensington, was found dead in the I'ark, on Monday morning, with her throat cut. She had lived in her service seven years, and Imre an excellent character; but it was 3 ester day discovered that she was in a state of pregnancy, which prohahly was the cause of the ra'h act. She Was sent on an errand; to Knit;htsbridge, at 6 o'clock On Sunday evening, bad was not beard of aftty she bad delivered her sfieentge at the place alter, she was sent. The body remains for a Corimer 4 In aci.t. A pair of isciwars *as the weapon of death.