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the Prisoner woe seen com in g *et of his room. lie also was a lodger •is the *use. Um landlady . bearing of it, sent fee • w..tchusen ' who t 4 the prisoner to the Match - house ; ; he pro duced a key lo the °Geer of the wau:b, tusd said the Witness hod left it with bins to look alter In. goods, and the key being tried to the lock or the door, and opening it, he was dischar;ml. On the 11•itneas 'returtnag to toms, he found wearingapparel to the amount of :WI. gone. The rnstioer *wooded, and was ant taken into custody until yesterday, when the key he had pro duced at the watt li-lioitse found oil hica, but uoue of the wearing apparel ink, let been tonna. The LOAD 4•YOit . rettbutsdal hint for further examination, and desired the Officer* to seek for the goods stolen. Irnogination conk! not piotsve two More gro tesque figures., they were dres..ed in the fashion of their country, with excreta: long black beards, and .kull ears. H 'ilihrelfigater,tl th e holt- who robbed :11r. Morris, the .T:cetter; was omit rel to be put 03 board the teuder. .5E3 SY.,IKE. [TZTR ACT FROX & t•LCUTTA PATES.] • Ti the &air of rite Courier. tiro—The acrompanyi.ig cootin..i locution, from uty friend, Dr. Meek, I request you. will publish as soon as convenicia. it is of importance, as Wording a taatiniouy against the generally received, but erroneous opinion, of the innocence of watet snakes, atiJ may serve as a useful caution to those wka may have entertained a belief of their brig* boneless. A dog was some years age bitten pear Goa by a aes snake, and toe Cite proved mortal. /batboy. Your obetheat servant, G. IXEIa. " Dealt " A melancholy proof against the too prevalent hut mistaken idsm of the its ,niess nature of corn- Mou sea snake; has beta steady evinced in the rillowir t g fatal o:eurrence, which took place in this vicinity a few days ago, tied which I deem it expetfrat to cootrunnitate to you, with the view • that it may tie rendered public, should you act it ofsutheieut itupoqauce. Early is the morn ing of the 14th oh. a stout youtig. man, about ei can of ay. a mosque, or ofuerrnan, belotignig to • l'oodualigurry. a small vif.age in the neighbour bed, shout two miles from the shore, about anion hauliny; in his net, found a common sea wilke entatqW in it. lie seised the soak. Slit back to disengage it front his net, conceiving it perk`: y, harmless, when it Instantly bit him o a Situ poat. of the raititi:e huger of the rig:it:hand ; he threw the smite into the sea. *ad thugh! no thing of the bite. He came Oil dune about an hriur ellerivards, when he comolained of a slight pain to the elected Mope, ond which extended along the inside of the right arm. He walked boat., about half a mile freer the Leach, but to wns& the latter part of th• journey, compiaitied of rrishboess and a weakness :n hie loins cud lower eatreinitiat, aol was Witted eft be supported by his comrades the met of the war.. ." Soon after he readied hom . e, : 'cods procur ed a nitre Elector of his own emit ft , •".r to Mtn : tint et en themiteither the person .. ;:- •t. tru, or auv of thew wound him, possessed the buset vr.vote ides dsf daNer, or in fait that amy: se. :is so use: t o-aro wee likely to result from the bite. " About 3 less. be cutopiainerrof eery rein pain is the wounded huger, told all along the right arm; s •• v .ift,r this, the upper and lower extremities Seta , 1 with t•ialeut spasms, arcompanied with nunsca, vomiting, and a ditnitem of. net. Towards night all the altuptorns increased. at tended int h great redeemer and excruciating pain ' M 01.01160 hand 'toil sin. About two o'clock iu thatallowing morning. hr be. amt comatose, and Was otwas'atta:ly weed with convulsion., until he deed, which eiti.s about 14 hours from the time he had hem. Mitten. About 11 a. IL of tie esti', his friends caller/ upon me for assistance, when 1 im mediately aceompnalied them, i.nt much too late, few the ontietftrate man appeared to have been dead no time. 'rise soave Doctor who attended, appeared to hare dcnio tittle eloitlitui besmear the body with oil add wood maws. asa.l Apply the warm bland of a yeast )/ fowl to the affected liagirr. in.:p.-(1ton, Altera appeared upon the point of the middle tlnt;er of the right hand, a mark justsuiScient to 'hew that he had hewn bitten, but no swelling abantthe fingar, harm', or ans, nnr were the asillary glands of the rile* arm at all ealarged. There sp r eared a much realm thAree of rigidity shout the body. fir so noun*. come, than I ever recitille•leri to lame seen, loft no alarmed enlargement of th.i hotly. l'poif esaminizsg the people who ~en, in the ' , oat ante tat mtfisnua:.,. stittio•r. they all declared haring won the ssiasic. soil that it appelaierl to them to he esortly of the sante kiwi as they are accustomed baste nu:niters of daily, when employed fishing. 1)••• asst r, *aid the preaent. boson inseams beta kai,srn them of any stiti'mu. coussiipicace fa.lawing the• Inte of theta...asks,. T. , 4 !-r p.ae. of the .•.(w4.—Just asl the silative irk: t, nesuthcr toss was laroujeit nn .ante CAM Oall . of list° 1)04I• to toy house. The maa had boon suantarly einployeri, alai P.a. I ,*ten on the hark of she i..re qa.,;er of the nzlit hard. sl , nitt one Mu: Ire was. hortirght to Jo , : tae worpal was 1.0 a. vt isr:.otooJerl with niat:iiial pain. Kpow;o:: I ., ar otitis terra' ait dove t. - tOrle from ts ansilar acet:!esit. h.' la:moandtut.lr-- a otatioir anti sOar-n. I rta......5t a ti;10 u p eg t h e arm . %rarities) ti.c wor,nttrl imrt st.il rolsbel it sirondly :or .o..n^ tivr.e with a *to. ...luta*, of !uteri caustic. administering lib the spirit irseatt has CA 0111.1iiy I 1.! auer.ts-.1 rem fri•reire pain in tie au: • :eel hand, fiont t% o'clock suitai shout rat s illit twa.inf. r :Ott tin. pain aso.te- T o r j, stu d Cie toosh • ine• hetaid taken r.,:sis a most vioruar per - iliittation; .jcat to that sti:iht, :la there app. are,' co sytu f ,znin n i che s . :by hi.. the •ysts :a. I left sort 'hit tiial tlisod ne•t itrarnr ax trate r.el:, th.enttis anal: foo ts I feel faffieedispoil•rii to bet ei. :taw the needy 1 laid is-eolirsi-^ to. coothiiasf ':is 0 ,. a f,fto. : „ ow: prr:ul:up eta' sous •:at .turn xra ll c •w 1i.171 thi• t Ict , Tit , !)...n.:'?4 UndiC :11411 tt'e ..;11 , I r 444 ilii6VTC•i in the wo **J. 'l'it' 41:tke w:.. lit• of the Is kind wild ft./. foru2rr. I. o : lau d woodier. . Coac.ll. 7ia Tolj, N.W.IL ITEL4.IGENCE. PORTSKOL APRIL c2O. AnitOd Ili* Majesty's ship TAresier, f►o u i the Downs; a►d the s:alliergacood. Morrie, for the Brasil*. _ •. The 11 . eit. h.lui (7ouvoy, which pit hack to St. Ildeai 1.4 iled this mortiiiig, with a fai , a Mil, ntalt.r cow oy of the .lAelpomilic, Admiral itou ley, .Iffili rauthe, and Dromedary. PLYMOUTH, ♦PRIL 19. Arrived, last eve • g, after post, His Majesty's ships Royal GrJege, of tun gum, Rear-Amitini I Sir J. T. Duckwoi Tonenetre, 98, ('apt. Sir C. Haniiitou; Agptitn,., 96, Captain Sir 'l'. 11 illiuins ; Le Tooolaut, so, RiOit Ham Admiral De Courei ; nud Drag,nB, 71, Captain Scott, from an moue cessful cruise, in pursuit of the Rochfort squadron, to the West Indies. This squadron ran &wit the leeward Islands as far as St. Domingo. and then proceeded to the Chesapeake, where they remained eight days ; during that supplies, but found the Americans hostile towards this country . ; and it is the opinion of many officers, that a war atilt England is inevitable. The Staiiro frigate wee left waiting . for Mr. Rose; the Eury dice was also left behind. DEAL, APRIL 20. Sailed through the DOWIIS, from the River, the hams East Isatiouvan, for Portsmouth.— Wind . • BRISTOL, APRIL 19. Crone in the North Star, Lance, from Limerick ; &phis. Williams, from DuNiu ; 411iIrldrarta, Brown. and Lady iitsgerald, —, from Cork ; Betsey, Gardner, from Dublin; anti the Faroarete, from Cadiz. MtIITINGS OF CIRDIToRi, .tT GUILDHALI, etiossintsoa Thomas 1 ee, Holbert), Maidtrees. glover - • - Joha Thantims, Laureate Pohang-Luse, Loudon, rosercl; a ut - Jaws Prate*. I. Album's-viral, Pall-stall, lodic.' -elso•taatare - - - ,; to Itsll,ase Higlllllll4 Wadliatit-crows, flertairdibire, - - - 3 to Prter Francis Trosalt de Clitirrailly, Somerset-itetat, Partasaitatiaare, Middlesex, Esq. - 3 1t Jobs Fosse... late of Damnable, licdfordshire, stiller fiat-sit-au(actn ref - . .1 I 4 Aleaan;ler Pols-As., late of WhitechapoL, High street. TIC' U. 4.4 'let . - - 3 to 'nom,. licntiartor., Late of itatfued, fiertfocaisLirr, calico-pi alter - - 1 g I:loci Pastier, lair of Cataaoa-street•road, Ilatcliffe• them,. , mans/re • 1 t Sliest. , !faiths, Soo egoisse.. Shaiiscx, *kVA cep' r -1! to Robert Latlw r. ()%fled-street, ie. elkr - - at I Faire CbaAl r 1044 fleidastreet, Bas!t.can, Lonsloa, hurt r - - o to Jolus 1 avian Irides* 01,11-spet:, Shore-ditch, cheese tuoniter - - s - - - 1 11 ninny% ps. ■. ■ Robert Daa,cre. OxforeAthect, 31idllescs, liars- eir:rer . San“.e Tl•resAner'4.s:Kct. London. a: . - a-v..14..16er lO - . - .1 , .1 ..:re!!- '•iiiie.rt.w.. Ke nt, il Amorrrr [I.-m.. Hu, t tmes, Nor:Alt.tgrev:. Saw..!. • .st.tser- •lar.t • Thom s Crier, ,Iss:.;.stoa-upon.l mimes, Surrey. _ _ . .. post. smear • - . - - - I Be ai.mm (*soli, Smith's-rests. St .1,..h0-strut, N:lsP.oar a, wrote- : Awl ch.:lnman . - to Till •roas itirvl•Sl ..r. St Nlart.s..• le-(i rant% shoemaker 11.: %Iola: : li er.ta• , . OA 1..: : , J:at .s-s tee. t, liatriwk). -Tu. , . 51:adi< . a., . ....• 'r.- maker - It J o h. ~ ...,ba ng, G a .'. ..lorf„ I.la.ke th, I:m6er-tiler- Ja:+or. ' , 1.:44 St. atfot.!. I -twit, r - . jr, J.:• I "....t. a no.'. John 1 ..vlliil Lar—all, Uppev- Esti ."...' . • I. Ho , . 6.1. To -3: T!...r .s ,'.b, Is os .1.,i1r wiret t. • AN '. atSer-etremarr l A . Le, a Frr'.olll. jet. }44 t stvt,t. L0n.;‘,.., I.li-snaus t.l .nb:an t• AL. urrr - - - tJ ( FES. 7".^,tra,. li.me Carte, %atop. mercer. h ..f Liroush, WestiMlCC ; ••• 1..• 4F , t ' •n •. eler.!et is eo:teet r , Uric:- h:e.rurd, }sea, rho.. k. so' dr,per 4 !: •1b41.1.r. titi.i ofLva.iva, I tee. e in:er SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. mos. WAIIIIEsPAY. APRIL t.. 0. Mr Fe'rvaar's Cerbenss, beat Mr. Skakespear's Wormwood, Rot. 3IR. soils Ab. M. loop —II to s 'gat Cerberus. A Subseriptiou Plate of sol. for a-yr old% 7st.--3-yr olds, est. glb.--aad a-yr olds, ast. Two-yr old Crane. Lord taw ars b. c. Dectisor, 4 yrs old . • . air C. Tarom's eb. t. Mr. Goody, 3 yrs uld, . • S Rill J . Slat Say's ik C. Clellbien 4 yrs old . • 3 Lard Gromeam's br. e. Brined', 3 yra old Mr. Wilsoa's b f. by Stamford, a yrs old bel C. lieusbery• eh. e Sang, a 3rrs old Sir F. A toed.alill Cb. C. by Mr. Tonle, t), rs old Load G. 11. railroader; Pagoda, 4 yrs old Mr. AWsey's b. f. armada, a yrs aid 1 lir Judge could only plate but thrre 6to a opt 1/ra iver. 3 to • ag.l Mr. Gandy sto t Cyst Thrasher. Mr Sliskspeur's C.-Discount, by feibly, bought at Tattersall's. beat Me. l'aidost's e. hM 'Wizard, oat of Maadazie, sa each. Tao -)r. old eismor, tools. II to ag.t Disci uut. The Thinl Class of t►e Oatiand Stakes of sop. I Bch, h tt. D.l. Mr. Batitais Channer, 4yn nld, fiat. I 31b. • 1 I.4lGrorranar's Matron, s yrs. old, sat. 91b.. • Sir J. Haetywold's Bacchanal, late Goblet, 3 y rs. old, Mr. Laltc's Gaiety, s yrs. old, est 4 Mr , I)adisass's e. M belsrdeeti, 4 yrs old, 7st. t aib. Sir C. Taruer's s yrs. old, 7.t. 91b dr. Fel' Mira Brighton, 3 yrs. old, 7st. lab. Bmwee's Is f. by Patriot, out of Mite Siouan, 3 yrs add, jet. Glb. The Judge could place but lour - - an to i apt. Curtner—a hi 1 apt. Meteora-4 to y apt. Bacchanal.-1 ti t apt Brighton. The folkor lag having declared forfeit by the t;ine prescribed, are to pay only Figs. eaeh, which is to be Lamers the Owners athr second HOCKS in the three ( lasses Mr. thsesn Pavilion, ti yrs old, est. taro. Mr. Fermin', Pelisse, Ii yrs old, sat. both. Mr. D. Radelitres Tiafalgar, t IF Ohl, Sit. 711. Mk. Borth`, Watery. 6 yrs ,vl.l, eat. 31b. Les/ Jeerers Lorena, s yrs old, tat 31b_ Lord Foley • Jasper, s yes old, ow 311). Mr. Siturcirs Taurus, 4 yrs old , est. Ills. Mr J. Daskins's Clermont, 4 old, Mr Gothlarsi's Bronze, t yrs old, - se. ;lb. Mr. raw 81'0, , D0 . • besither to 11.1i1140(1O, 4 yn oh!, 7st 116. Mr. Fermor's Bastass, )rs old, tot. t t lb. L ;rowenet's b. c: ( - beater, bt..:o Peter, dam by Wotwi pecitcr, est. Jib. rec. Q. from 611 Oaborat's , by Traapaiur, oat of a sister to Royalist, Ist. Ab. 11. zoo's b A. Cel Lowther's Bhrerons, oat alb me tlt from Mr. Car. genes Stripling, ;st. Arran the Fl.et, e.sors. b. ft . Major e. by ger r. ter. out of ldruan ( - harlot*, cat. rib. ree C. trout Mr. C. Breoro's hrother to Maectetegeo, sat. Ma. D. I sogo--34) it. PRICE Of &TOCKS 1 ESTERDAY. Reek Steck S yt 3 pct. Cent. mduce4 . ..~=.:~i ...~:~ii S per Ceut. Cons 4 per Ceut. S per Cent. Nary hop. Annuieirs Irish 5 per Ceut tis:; ludia Stock• Ina. Bonds . Exchequer 11:114 Coueol. tur Opettius T. Ll5ll, Stork-broker, I Coruhii.., and p, iltaroix ('re•a BIRTH On elm nth instnnt, the Lady or John J o neg, Tx i. of Hanarth-court, Motttunnthahhv, of 2 222 M.11tA1A(;1 Os Timm* the iflth insiaot, ut A .ke, in Yorkshire, the Re• IVithato R hartou, to the Holt. P0u,;..,, daughter of Lord lluodas. DEATH On the .30th ult. at Illyulaill,Staiharthhire, in the stale pr at of hi. age, Julia Brotherton, labourer, a ornate of that pin in h. During eighteen years of his yuuth, he faithfully served his country in the grenadier company of tile :1; th regiurnt, and fought with that corps in the huttiv of Minden. Immediately on his leaving his native cottage to enter the army. Brother. ton took with him a small Rob*, determining to make it the constant companion of his marches. Previous to an engage. anent, be put the book npoo his bream, between ha. ~at Karl waistcoat, a practice to which he on••e anted the palmier , iou of his life. ►n an action fought in tin-many, u►ile the ;t; th regime** was engaged in clung quarters with the euemy, be received a thrust from a bayonet directed against his Lreart. The punt u the weapon, eller piercing hes belt and Coat, passed t►rough the corer of the Bible, and perforated fitly. two attar leaves. This bunk now marlins a the possession sae of kin heathen. HIGH WATLII, Ttits,DAi, mars. 49.... min. nfter..) i I Even. 0....1ntn. lifter .• i SALES BY AUCTION. lI(. , USETIOLD FURNITUR F., FINE PAINTINC, 11.:11 PHI NTS. nv Mr FN On Prrtn:ft N. Middle-'M rd, ILthameranelth, on II ED. NL.sO.II, the v7th Apr 1, and foltoriug bay, . . . . • „ Li, the (;titular 1101.••WA1(111,13 F - t - R': i- Tl'Rii, tied other LEV ti< l'S, the Proptetv of fL.rle•l!,ul.rlt, I:, rt toovt..l to another lit ritteare, c sisii. of Inn l'Alt.t.tigs, by Tantt‘ he and others, ('lii C.-lira-11ot of Pritas, miaow which ix a proof impression of 11:e death of Grocral Wolf, toot one of tl.e. Earl of Chatham : the furniture compriys a ger.eral mat rt. tarot of 4-post nod tuft bct%traets, with clunit, fUltoll, e, utlwr furo.turc, and window curtains to eaerrapoud, pr ose down .11114 Iretla rad Ilruttela and kidthormamter cat pets, good cubilct work in an excellent art of round al.d maitu,-;:s.oy dining tables, in seven purls; library, cud, and Vt misrule suht,s ; it hiandsowe soh hoard t double ; , 14 • f drawers ' • japaarcd tool amhutany chnira : a issuing-rouxn suit of two pile of Vrea.b wintina cut-tab..; t.ght elbow chairs, and two window st..ols, with cusl,'!Jur„ and cotton eases to correspond I a good eigLt lad clods ; saudry kitchen requisites, exc. Mae be v;e•ved Nfotnia) mad Tucsda) pr.er.linz IL.• m a t e . estate:pies Own Lad on the Fri mime ; and at th e A at : tlenrees, flaunter-street, Leng-neee. SURREY.--XREEROLD RESIDENCE, estewire l.LI:1) CARDEN. ornameotal tiIIftUDBERI ES, rich PA liflt WAS, FISII-PONE-S, FINERIES. SUC CESSION Rot spry lc. Mr. EURTON, Oa :Mt/NI/AV, April Gansway* SiNGULAItLi tirirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, situate its the rural sad respectable Vil age of Tooting, a pleasant dimaner of sax wiles fin■ 11.0114011 : evisprising an min Bent llrlit with complete ,flices of e‘...ry delditipt:ou, spac - ous )aril, capital stabling tic nixe hones, doable coach-borne; most complete range in' ent-tiflices, time-yard, armansentai shrulareiii,, profusely clothed with • choice vela:tau% plessiugl, the. sod tilltoc,il with iaticitc taste ; pe teeque ea cede, a plantation tistcfs!ly timber, d, spec - ions, awl Tent peodortire kitchew carers, folly crupped ; mid re s rich paddocks, commuting to acres. This propci•ty is begirt us our site b) • beautiful sheet of .mieming wake. sell storied s ith fish of various kinds, avid the reisiaia4sr by • lofty brick wan ; the residence of -- Fit ohs will give imalchste pusersaion. 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Translate.l from the Garman l) (.. IVilltlenow, Prarsfor of Itt.Sittiy at Befits. 101 1•10. iilO.trn!rt: 1 1 Plate*. Ins. t,J. in hoards. a. T.I.I;IIENTU of NATUR.IL Of IMPERINIENT.IL PHI /AIM) PH By 'Menus 4 'stalks, F. R. S Sc.lles. as... dli.stinte.l a lib a great norther of &graving*, 111. if. in ltoari.s. u An ENQUIRY into the DVTI ES of MEN to the higher and uthiale Ciasses of iu Great Britain, testi*. rig from their re,r cetier Feat.en., I'f... fission., Nutt Ktupio! numb. 'I humus G laborer, U. A. 2 lola. Sr. 14. ILuehis. I" An 1 . ..k(11: I in . iuto the DI TIFS of tLe FEli tLE SEX. 1k *Pe sa.ne. swot:. u Ward., or iu Irmo. pcue it. A 1 . .1‘111.14R SIT.VI:I ..r the C/TEISTIAN MEI., GloN., rtnt ofliissl , as C.91:1.1.V1,e! aitb the lebv4a‘t.nie of Ch.-to arri sr.thit• to the INVIDent, Lea tlr iLe stew e• to tma,,:, SUN, \IARY nr Ow PRINCIPAL ETIDEACL for tit rr,r • lIII' TIAN IlErl . l-A L 4111,1 Ll:sltcp ef Sin.. 1 Lae a. 41/ 11. An I N 1 - 11()DC(1 t4)N th• SITLY *fa.- 411 LI. poufs of tl.e attlll4l3lrlty anti tr.sp4r:•l,l. ,4t i-• Ho) two.pterra: a SusausArl tl , lbst..r, ibc ;•n Act.. ot tlae ••.u, t•Atra, of sle revere; OW mutt N... Ico . (broom the brit toil:ut of '• Ihc fle melds • lot) By Groi ze, Lend D0.b.1, of LILIGu:11 tarn '.! . Sew - Is la. SACRED irit.t SIAS ; the t•hjects tale* fmta Bible. By 1/1411.&11 U..re 41 u 4 helms LETTU:S AIIIIRES%ED t.. the DAEGHTER of • NOSI.ENI4N, no the FORM CTION of I:ELII)ItA S attel MORAL PRINCIPLE E) Dintslun, Au vi Letters i.e the Eleaseutary Pnalcip.es ut Etturation, &c. suis ow. Its a twarsl• aG Lin - ruts c. a YIPUNG LADY, es • Var•ty useful tait•:astarc eat to,sed the Heart, fume iLe Nils.•con, and t•ligLtai the ttiJeiiitatud- Jog. Br Use 11:,.•. resrett inA% ;s is hostile I; 11... FEMALE ENTUR ; k.r, Select Cilium...aim' vok . rO. 7. so tr S'...:ONS to YOUNG MOMFN. !y tko Janos 1. s I). 1) 3 .o.s. is b•aatiB ly A 1.4)1: LASES to 101..:\:.; MEN. Py the ssobt 'eh. 70. io LONDON : T:inted DAVID NON, INia. 19, 014 Ew•el4c.mtt. earestreet. 31.4 pub!isled at the titllce,. Brek of s. (lesari.es Claret". tatras.l. in !. WHITE, of saws plant.—Ve.lert, se Fa this sect to the Ott re, fret , ails ►e dui,' dinaiwel to SALES BY AUCIIO:4. MIDDLE-MALL, HAMMERSMITH. E- Mr. S\ ELL, With imusediate ponitsmon, um TU liSDAY, the .tit's April, at one &duck, ou the premises, TIME unexpired term of live yens, from the sth May sea, of • sheer's' and cited lent FAMILY HULSE, with convenient Mikes, • good garden, with bet hueor and green-house ; • coach-house, and stabling fee five homes, delightfully situate ea the Middle-Mall. Rene tesersenith, with beautiful view" aver the River Tharaes, toed the reentry adjacent. The premises comprise, en the upper story, Nis good lied-rooms ; no the first tloor is a neat L:eudoir, four principal bed-mums, and 'dressing -neon% : on the ground limn. is • hauelsous, Aniwieg-runs u , Janis % par. lour, bet-Ma'am-roma, water-u Nett, butler's pants, good kitchen, scullery, &r. : on the 63.e.nrot ster) is • In•use beepew's-rnom, senant's hull, ese:llent alien;-, and nu. memos other earraniemes. And a sloe maw arid following day mill be SOLD, all genteel vunine HI a ‘F.110L1) Ft NITVH.C. The ;rem,.. s to be viewed MK doys previous to the sate, by tickets only, o bleb say be bad by appl)l4 to Mr. Pl,p !ter, earpritt,r, I ranteuersinith ; and of the Auetionter, Ha uuser-street, Lung-acre. TAIA-km.r. EagEnt,LD MANOR rAttu, urcK . INGHAMSIIIKE.--I.AND TAX REL/ELMED. By Mr. IiCKTON, b• MONDAY, the loth of MAY, lava, at Tundwe tiatisk, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Mane Alley, London, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. cont. prnhig a desirable M INOR FARM, of shout .1/I.s , Anew of Meadow, Pastore. and Arabic Land, PtbariPalll is earelkat eukivatioe, lying extremely compact t towhee with a eumfintahle 11001 ft, 11 Barns, and mitable Oat buildings, at Swarbourae, two stiles from Wittaketr, Woe from Buckingham and Aylesbury, and right from Leighton Berta* all market towns, and so from Lawton. The 314- . our extends otter several thousand erns, and abounds with game. A peek of harriers are keptiathe ariglsbouiditied. The ty thes, which are very moderate, are received is modes.. The farm is co lease to Mr lieorge Hutchins, foe an. unexpired term of twelve astiaihs, at as old rent. To be viewed twenty-one days previous to the sale, when pinned Particulars *ay be had via the preu..sm; at the B. it, Winslow ; Geer Ayledi_ery ; CIObIIAUS Alm!, litlaktlighlllll, White Hart, h Heenan% ; White Home, L'xbridge Line's Arms Berkkampstead of Mr A. c. Russel, Lail street, Borough; at liarraaay's, sod of Mr. Bartow, vii, l'ornhiU, Louden. VALUABLE COAL AND IRON WORKS fOlt SALE. To be exposed to Voluntary PUBLIC SALE, **thee the Ronal E%eitenge Cotire-bouse, Ed%burgh, upon WED NESDAY, the nth of Jaw mitt, et I's, o'clock ht the Afternoon . P4ILLL that Valuable PROPERTY. and CON COIN, belong i ng to the C tLDF.R COAL COM NV, haunted iu the Pnnattaa of (Waled New NieteLlautti, and Slain. of Lansal. The Pnunses euthOl of the following Subjects 1. A Lease, current far twenty-See years. fox. May 17%r4 of the COAL, is the whole I.aofis and Estates of Gans %Atria and others, the property Of John Hamilton Coll, Esq. This Coal is of se excetent quality...a has Issag beta wrought to great adwits:tagc. lt empty, al prescot between eighty amid asset, Collie's, sad there arc lie ut. on the Pre mises fur at least that austalser• The output fire same years has been from so,aoo to &sous earteansually p cad, as the Cowpony have afoot:art to supply a single Cashmere with 1%0.03 f'orts &assails, and ate also estitled, tlie Au right of the Caldv r Irou to furnish the whole Coal misfired by that Concern, these of no mason to apprehend a dinsinu (ion of the outpost, especially as the Colliery is within it a miles of Glssduw , and thee. is a side cat trot.; the Moult:mid Canal to the Collier), by wb:ch the Gods suss he come silently transported to that Cu), and its nth and popiikos s.eighboarbood The ('ouipsny's boats, which ids amp.) satlicieat for th's porpose, as sell as a cotatilete Stock of Miran sad Carts, sad of all Marbasery. Towle, sod Utensils, necessary fur estrinag as the CC wens, with the Stuck of Sliorralit ea the Plra noises at the perbod faille Sale, will be sold a:ong 6 the C% os s • II Ihi Intr.% WORKS Li loneln; to tbe Company. 'meted upon a far film Mt. Cott, within tso nines of Aa.trie, and tee of Gliaper, csoseastink of tau 'Blast fee. safes, blown by a dumb* p....es Stems Eascine, with the wbota of their Marlsosser, and I. tenscis, thereto heloesgung. l'ompar. f.n.l fir.lr for these iron, which, truss tbs. Lem itetaittruorlso.nt sit th s ttoakl an d they hare it in thew rivet to tia...pert at a moderate rvcassi e to 4:; a s:use, fewl donee by the I*.srth and 4 ::.de ( anal, to ry ollor part .4 the omits-4. T here is a ~le out tuitionoidaano fin... raw the Ma..avi, sod a ssliiicltocy of !looses for the IVorhosen 'l4nrc .e Alt ►, upon the Preson,s, Eaections (Or a Steel Masitif.etari ar..! roomier), utab the neovssary Marl iser; foe these. Ok;wrik lase be ad trataete.nisl s stoteglit cuunettio• astir the Iron *nets TIo. h basidosgs Awn )ischisies) bare bi cn iotostroefed sr.tinsi these few 'tare, up.. the U. 41 aqopt.l,4 pr i nc i ple and the Tools and l tesoals ntressar) f e cart,iug eon dna extem.re Latabl.sh use at are is the completeat r The Company Lola I.cares sit Irma Muer, a tibia a mode rate distance or 11,:ks, etlueh saw.] an ample *apply fur the Vomiters, for a number of years. Th. se Leases will be safitned to the rafft.4,, 111 114.• Lew, uflhr lamis of (;.%RTURIK , arid ethea., beiattaitaz to 31s ealt, awl cal,witts 6.1 al oat ;..a. Seutch, :a Etaglis4 Arm, of ..tra'a;e Lat.l Thew Land', ht inn to the imare•Late vi:oct) of the Wo-ks, tuna &a (MCI. t...! part of tier Establi , huient ILe Its.- are current fat the saute Mao of 'cm as a . ' cinir-111) . 1. I ease of the Caul The whole Cn.p 3r..1 Stud:A.lr um the lariats be 64161 along tr.th *Ur Lease.. Tie Petwoes will he 1144 s to toteodiot Portimotert, by the pres. - t ia.taacr al the IVofls a.,11..• twitter partloo -1.1., arpt.eot.o.; at lb; Shesit' l'i.ri's Olive, ; 1.. James coutp . o.H, 1).4,.,: m t, %V i m. tVritor, Hertot-now ; sod to m aw( ead Dosale.o a , Wr;:ota to tie yptt, ?forth Chz;4ktte•strcet, Edoulotriat ; any 4 about wal I ss ue Ofltosi. - if -.. : .7.. M•1MM..... TI itl ilx Itus,e pna. 11 The 1 A