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t , .. C!->-1 LANCASTER ASSIZES, Stn. 9. , the 61:11 On NVednesday afternoon ' a ft er finiShing the business on the Crown Side, Judge CHASIDRi, left the town, llarou Wool) having dechued his assist mice in trying the causes, he not being in a hurry to return to Londoo. Before Barns W 00D. BARON v. CILOHProN. lii this action.: point of law was settled which is particularly interesting to mechunies, and iu some degree to the public at large, viz. shut working tools, when in actual use, cannot be stszed for debt, the law not allowing those who are in debt to be deprived of the memos of paying it. The action was brought by the Plaintiff, who is a weaver, and resides in the neighbourhood oc, t'horley, and occupies a small house belonging to the Defendant, for having seized his tour looms, when they were at work, fer tent. The elute wits proved by a mail who was at work at one of the looms. On the part of the Defendant, Mr. TOPPING stated, that this was a most impudeut action. The Plaintiff was a very poor man, and owed the Defendant Sol for rent, m u d he could neither get the Plaintiff out of the house, or any rent, al though lie had offered to forgive him all the rent if lie would quit possession ; he therefore hail recourse to the expedient or seizing, to endeavour to get him out of the premises, and all that could be j felled was not worth shove 101. itotwitlustandi ' which he still retained possession, so that it might nig l be easily seen that it was au action of the Attorney. who was in the habit of going from the town wi he resides to Chorley, on the market days, he opened a kind of booth, like a man at a fir, leaving it publicly entiounced where he was to be beiird of to dispense law, and lie had thought this a proper subject for a pleasant journey to Lancas ter, of which lie was very fond. Mr. PARK, who conducted the cause, under all the circumstances, gave up the Reful, upon the De- i fendant consenting to abide by his original offer, to i give up the whole demand of Sol. for rent dqe, and the Plaintiff undertaking to quit possession In, ' 1 Michaelmas day. ' In an Insurance Cause !respecting a ship., A plowed iu the Slave%A Trade, S inec & ,kgt cip, , j voyage from Africa to the West Indies, the,gto, ..,;,' of resibtance of payment, by the Underwrit e ers. wee e p that the time she wes lost, there wus sent amitillki : t *umber of men on board to manage the pithy . . „ a answer to this, it was proved, that the ship Sat frogs Liverpool with thirty-one men, and arrivellei. Africa with that number: but where, by mortality, and desertion, they were reduced to thirteete.la- eluding the Captain and 100 boys ! and although. the Captain made every possible exertion, he .could slot procure any more, and sailed fur the West In dies with the reduced atunber. The ease was referred to the Court of King's Beach. zointsow B. Lasott. to this ease there were no particular eireute- stances that deserve public notice, but there are in those that arose out of it.—The Pluintil( is a sailor. and the Defendant keeps a slop-shop, and lets lodgings to sailors, in Liverpool. It was stated on the part of the Plaintiff. that, iu the year itseit, he loins" iu the Defeediuit's house, and purchased of is wife a watch for five guitietiS, and a suit of clothes for a similar sum. Li 'a few days after the Plaintiff sailed for Africa, Mid left the watch, new clothe', au ofd suit of clothes, as a hat, *.• e the I)eferidata's Meow. In three days afto ha had sailed, the •Llefentlittit's,wife,'er . i is 'slum dead, in the presence of a unpaid girl, b .served, that the Plaintiff was gone-sae:le a long voyages. that she was ogre he would never return, and put his watch into the slum window. and es. posed it to isle ; it was sold; and she had also Len 'coed time clothes to her own use. In eerolconition of' this, a shoemaker, or redder, was celled, who stated, that the Plaintiff bought the watch of the Defendant's wife, in his presenee, in his seat when she brought an apron full of watches for hint to choose frum. Mr. RACE. in cress-examining this witness, asked if he was not to share in the plunder of this action ? which he denied. Mr. 11. addressed him by the name of Charley. the Colder. a name he is kaervutlay in Liverpool. The witness took fire at this familiar and degrading appellation, and re pled “ he was as good a man as ally gentleman in Court, that he was a cortlsoititler, and had uot come there to be insulted." The testy hie. moue or this witness set the whole Court in a con volition of leughter. The JUVUE joined west heartily is the laog'h. Mr. Itstwe eontinued his cross-examination in a considerable drain of irony, tending to chew the improbability and absurdity of the idea of is me nial' going with her apron fall of watches iota a colder's ;all, to sell one to a sailor, at the time he lodged in her house. This beist on tt Plaintif f s case, Mr. PAN( ad dressed his iii, by observing, that there was Vet the least colourable proof of a euneersiou of the property adduced. His Lordship, however, thought there was ; and that the Plaintiff had made out u case. Mr. PARK observed, that ;although hiwi,ordship did not agree with him upon the question of the convention of the pmperty, yet it remained with the Jury to decide moon the whole merits of the case. He said, for the whole of the fifteen year* he had acted in a Court of Justice, this was the most improbable tale he had ever heard told; there might he people who believed it, for his part. he could not gulp it. lle said, the Defendant's wife being dead he had no possible ineasss of rebuttingway thing that hail passed between her and the Plaintiff. —The Learned Contuse' pointed. mit *sly strongly the absurdity of a Tailor buy log a w at ch, a few slays previons to his sailing, and leaving it behindlitn, when it was well knonli that sailors prided them-. selves on havin_ a .:etch ; but this was description of actions, in which the stiffen were the mere tools of certain Attorneys. The Learned JUDGE summed up the evidence very impartially, still abiding by his opinion of a converry of the property having being satisfacto rily proved, and the Jury fousul for. the Plaintiff, damages eight guineas. lw au action respecting the right of a road, Mr. assass.evaniiaaincr a woman ; he I 'tithe she trembled very much. Mr. U. pi:ding she had not told law the truth, asked Ater the cause of the tremor that was her ? After some Iteeitation, she answered him very fiercelg, "'that he wee enough to frighten met body." At this the Lamed tientletuan sat, abseil. quietly, and joined in tly. geaerel laugh agaiust. hunt If. i+ri FOREIGA INTELLIGENCE. F MIKA EXTIRACTS FROM THE ritENcii AND DUTCH PAPERS. ...-- , LIF:YDEN, S::PT. 6. One of our newspapers contains tile following im portant Prot Immanent : " The Danish Nation has learned a nth the ntumst astoilisliment and indignation, that the Spanish troops, who experienced the moat friendly reception on the port of the Danes, and were sent to Den mark to support the exertions of their Fier.cli bre thren in anus against the common enemy, has, vio lated their most sacred duties', and opened the very liartionrs to the English, which they were charged to detiaid against them. The Commander-in-Chief of these troops. 'Marquis de la Itomana, curried this tree: heroes Plan into effect, under the cloak. of pretended orders front the Prints of Poste Corvo, to occupy the important fortress of Nyborg, which I he immediately after surrendered to the English, 'who ire at all times ready to act wherever treachery OT surprise secures them against opoosition. hi thief ' post of Nyborg, the brig Fame, of 14 guns, His Mairsty's yacht Zemea.iht, of 1.! gulls, and the armed i ilot barge Lausirig, fell into the enemy's hands. These vessels were compelled to surrender, after a most gallant resistance of -20 miuutes.iliiring which fling they were exposed to the tire of the Euglieli slaps of war, as well as of the laud batteries manned by the Spanish. " In Sveuborg and Friborg the Spauish troops attempted to render themselves masters; of leis Nla jesty's gun-boats ; hut their attenints failed of sac ems, and the gun-Imam were saved. Their 'ant cipal object was to embark on hoard the English ships, which they had invited for that purpose, and Ita.latti. ,t • Dtaintirk. ' . . . • ° This, easharlditioa his actually taken place in Nyberg inid *rerlhorg; tart all resorts 'found in those harbour,. Were vetted 'open for that 'purple. Before they • tilt Nyhorg , they spiked tip all the gual, cud destroyed all the military stores which •tliey found in the place. I" 4 11 W Spanish troops, who were embarked in $. m r okoig, about 3600 in number, consisting of id 'toil - cavalry, and artillery, surprised the Isle' I toi . r 'mull, part of which was tactility occupied by :oilier Spanish troops; the Usuish troops, ago in *Mall detachments were stationed along the enlist, were cut off before they could 114:11iSi 61 y be aware of the treachery of the Spaniards, and it was entirely to the grin and detenniued cionluct of 11o,ior- Getienil Count Abilfeld, that the French Lieute nant-Colonel Gautier, who was arrested by the Spanish, regained his liberty. " By order of •ilio Marquis de la Romanis, the Spanish regiment; iii Jutland have elan put them selves in motion, and according to the mare recent intelligence received trot- that (pouter, the l'ugi-. merit of Zamora has approached Finien. 111 eons ..sequence of an insurectien having alto broken out 'molar the Spanish troops in Zealunil, and mar.; mous /MX:Milli having been committed Aig eispani Ills Majesty the King leas thought it aperopiry t wider those circumstances, to disarm and confine .tlivap fit the city of Copendiageo. ' (Signed) " F. Ilc tow, Adj.-Gen. r 'si Ilcattemarters, Copular., Aug. 66, Itgob. * ~ . , TRANIIIVORT 0111 VIE ItAINF., AUG. 6. 2 One i of the' newspapers putilislred in this town states, that the troops of the Prim:etiolate (.'oak. j i*ation of the Rhine, who are already under nuns, .&irriant Co 71,000 men, not including those of the kingdom of Westphalia, of the Grand Dotty of Berg, and several others. The whole force will satiount to upwards of 100,000 ;nee. ' 11. Germane, Secretary of the French Legation in Vienna, passed yesterday through this phew on his way to Paris.—(Royal Amsterdam Gautte of Sept. 6.) AUGUST 24. All the troops of the Confederation of the Rhine in our neighbourhood, are in perfem readiness to march t. France at au hour's notice. The crimps of Nassau, and of the ( :rand Duchy of Berg, are already on their morel' thither. The two Sasouiun camps near Viiina and Stet pen sew 01,111T1561{1411 by Lieut..Giawral 'lametweirtt end Major-General Zastron.—(ldesa.l . • 74 4Y1111C2, Atic. 26. The German newspapers have; for a length of time, einstrtatind A F Noble With a variety of ac counts of numerous camps in' *li TOnifid on' the banks of the Rhine, and in particular in the yid. dity of 1140 town, by the troops, Of the Vonferle ration of the Rhine. The *banality of' these re ports is now obvious, from .the unquestionable fart, that the different detachments of those troops which arrived in this place Mive actually put thi•inselves i n mo ti on to march into the interior of France. The troops of his Imperial Highness the Grand Duke of Darmstadt, evon iii number, marched this dry from hence for the same destination.— (Royal Amsterdam Gazette of SepteMber 3.) VIENNA, AUti. 24. The Austrian army is to be divided into nine di visions ; each to be commanded by a General, uuder,tbe immediate command of the Generalis simo and Minister of Wur, his Imperial Mellor,* the Archduke Charles, who is also to act as Cinch Justice in all military. matters. The Commanding Generals .of divistou already oppointedcave, 41ie Andhdukew John, and Ferdinand t ('want : Belle. garde, Gomm! of florae ; Lieutenant-Field-Mar. duffs Barrio 'Limb, fdikrqiiis Clrritekes. ,Prince Selfwartzenberg, Prince Lichtenstein, Count Me lton *and Count Oluliiy. The Hungarian Diet is postponed. 'ARM, !IFPT. I. Letters from !longterm% state, that Marshal Ney has lately passed through that town, ou hi, way to the French urine iii Spain. Two cabinet couriers arrived here, yesterday, ut the Office of the Alinis ter for Foreign Aflaint, attended by twit Nleviseivgerri from the King of So edeu.—(Buital -bast Gasetfr - - ' • • • • . ALCMs, JULY 23. I" The expetiition against the Hey of Tunis has • !failed of success, owing to a revolt which tookylace *the. ramp. The Aga, who commanded this ex • putlition, the Bey of Constantine, the principal officers, including . the hvothers-in-law of the Dry, 4have been murdered. The present Dey was to be dethroned, and another to be elected in his stead. The whole town was thrown into the utmost con sternation, the Dcy made preparation to escape to • Europe, when a Courier arrived front the camp, with intelligence, that the principal ringleader of the rebels was killed, and that the urmy had again acknowledged the present Dey. Achinet-Pachit, as their lawful Sovereign.—(ldene.) rortnnactN„ AEG. c. 23. According to intelligence received in Norway from the Ferro Islands, the English cutter Clio, Capt. Bought, arrived on the dsth of last May at Torsharn, destroyed the batteries, • and set sail again without molesting the inhabitant* in any manner whatsoever. But ea Oa 6th June, ap. peared an English privateer, called Salainine; be longing to Lieut.-General Baron I lompesch, who was 'inflection board, and carried' ff' money, mer chandize, - and other effects, to the amount of uu,ooo rix-dollurs (about 16,0001. sterling.; (Utrecht Cts:ette, Sept. 7.1 euNSTAIirtiNOPLE, IV LV About the be iunuy of this month an Euglish frigate fell in with three Turkish ships of' war, off Seyros, mill engaged them with uncommon spirit. The result of the Well-coutrsted action was, that one of our ships was taken,•tbe odicr two were obliged to bear awaY fora port to repair the da mage which they had sustained, but have not been histid of since. The intelligence has excited a very strong sensation in Smyrna, where the English had spread a report that the British Government the; on the point of making peace with the Porte. — (ideas.) NAVAL lATALLIGENCE. POSTSNIOUTII. SEPT. U. Arrived the Redwing sloop, this Escort sad Hord!, gun-brigs, from cruises, and the A/pkta cutter, bent Plymouth. The hedicittg, immediately herarrival, hoisted the signal fur convoy . to Gibraltar and the Mediters ruiledia. The following :savoys arelikewise collect- ii.;--for the East Indies and Smith yeas, under the lterenge, 74 guns, Hon. Captain l'age.t ; for New cumuli:4nd, under the Rattler sloop, Capt. Agasis for Falmouth, under the Sparrow sloop, which vessel will convoy the Slat regiment ; and Guern sey and Jersey, tinder the Conquest gun-brig. Arrived the Core, Wetitly, from 'Polities, with two others, under 'convoy 'Of the !townies and The remainder of the Fleet is expected to pass this aftern oon. Sailed His Shtjesty's ship Defender, with a con voy of 20 sail, for the Down.. PAL2OUTII, sErr. 9. Arrived the Prince of Waks packet, front Co mown lie *IX. days. A Nlessenger with dispatches for Rio de Jamie, arrived this morning in a chaise and four, the soma will be conveyed by the Tistensitend packet, winch sails to-morrow. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 10. Came in the Queen Charlotte, Lye, from MaJta; she Iniugs un uccouut of the capture of Turkish frigate, of 70V meet, by the Seahorse frigate, after an action of four hours, i,t n hich site Iwl 30019fini killed and wounded, the Sraliorse ti ; she was attacked by three, one of which she sunk the tirst broadside, * other rot away, and the Senhorsc tind her. prize arrived at Malia on the dtab J44' ; 1411. 9 , ties Dragon, 74, Capt. Lecbsnere, from L'Orient; _Louisa telider ; Windsor Coslles of 9b uas,,, Capt. Boyle ; and the Channel fleet, front Torbay, Sailed the Sgtille frigate and .4lpiiea cutter, with Ilse 4inrp/y transport, fur Awn/owns; also the Joseph ent!cr. Para rd by the fleet from the'3lediterrancan, un der convoy of a frigate and two brigs. Aixonsinotlatiotis are preparing at the Military Hospital, at Stoke, for our bruvc countrymen wounded in Portugal. We hear that 500 beds are ordered to be got ready without delay. SIIELC?i ILSS. SEPT. 10. The convoy for the Baltic sailed this day, Under His .Majesty's ship Vemsiof, THE .31,11 C ETS. fORN-EXCITVtiGE, SePT. It. Tliie tiny the arrivals of Wheat make an extreme *hurt supply, and i. readily takes of at an advance of shunt rs. r quarter from Fraley. . Scarce any Barley ; price uinuitial. Sew Bye snit liefse-Beged are dearer. Malt and Beans of the two hied likewise. White Peas keep their price. Titter sre lint sbort sopplies of Oats, and this tilde named at better price. noir at on advance of about ss. per seek. CURRENT PRICK (IF (.lIAIN. Wheat Ida. nets pas. 1 I Tit* Kann 644:664. ott. Fine date 9sa. luta. Oats 11e5.3 . 8*. els. kyr (new) los. gee .... .. 41s. at. H4l4ey .lns. Nit. ed. I Pviutoe ditto —I. to Mak • 74s. volt R ape Seed ....... dol. 421. 04. WhilePritA (!null) I los. 12(w. Fine h .sr ....73. 1104. 924. Grey Peas ...... 54*. 036. ±irconds 70e 755. Sumas.. tion. (AL M. Sore. 12. This day's Matket was well supplied with prime Beasts and the .hew of Cattle, general, was rery good. Heel, Holton, Lamb, Veld, and Pork, sold at last prices. asst the trade, for the most part, was pretty brisk. The sates is the Haymarket sere somewhat eourarierable : Hay anti Straw hare dropped in pr'Ke rime Friday's Market ; Ostler fetched last price. The followiwg prices and numbers are as accu rate statemeut : To liinlithe offal per shone of alb. Beef 4s. ad. to ss. .td. I Hest of Cattle this day : ltit ton I.rusab ss, od. to tits . lid. Sbeep aad Lambs ....woo Veal Pusk • lARKET, SUPTC31111:11.111. COAL-: Ships at Market. s..ld. Price. )6—Newcastle I—Sunderland 1.-Scuttik Coal ;..lrairkalaire . —• od. a Oa. ad. . - PRICE OP STOCKS YEsTEXDAIt. • 3 per Ceat Consols 01111 s per Crid. Navy. 9019 °anoints i 1 in& ladia Run& ft • ►rem. South Sea Stork .. - Ext hmitier Bilis .. . ... ......•.... • 6 prem. Consult: for 6oi: T. ■IISH, stvek-brulter. ♦, Cunikill, aud 9, Clearing Cram MEETINGS OF CR norms; AT GUILDHALL, Tp-Muutostt M. Herbert Wyatt, Robert Scatrhced Junes, Cltatio Sheppard, and Nulls rettiosuu Top, Ihtha-aUttai p ey Aldgatc. Loudon, intkolcril - - I 7 Drasson Moore Latham., Neat, lata Purser of ilua .* Sir Stephen f:troisiagion, Ibud-buliarauu, da.dcr ' Joacpb Stapi.o. Smith, •L;verputol, altumeaktr . .* ltiilhnan Liadcq, lute of Lento, Yuri:aunt, merchant 9 Ito Michael Ftsaklitt Brooks, lute of Ruintlephoore sr". atirrn. -On Tuesitax lost, at the 'house of Georg* Muir, Esq. litatikei:, in Hothinthotreet, 11..iineriek, the lady 11111/I O. Fitz-Gibbon, fag. of Merton, event, of T.pp tt ,,,, au sou. -•--• I SEATO& On Weilarsdoy, the 3 tst ult. et her house in Preitrot, 'MN Ashlol_rt attc 4 7.., tilnUerly thi3 of tbsoreseut Lan of Derby ; of wiliort kln, i,e s Hu preafbrber rout 'alum, wu that interrinurve of eare ftlearlship . ahs was long permit ted to enjoy skills every titineti Of hisTaiffiy. Lately, at Suothcote, same iliedeliwg, the 'venerable Como ' Hector, lid! COVettl4W di woo, sod LitteeeetteoCarer•O the French usaritm, (and father of Inv Pewit ea% ) ;i. Lad just N-rimpleted his trGth yeu, with fistalties Sumo sod gz.ucral good healtL. Ou Friday, the 'l9th alt. ut his-Louse at Wilraitigt.in. I/artfortl, Krat,lauseisLisarniii. Fieq. Admiral orthr Whit, agrd %ears • At Otter-house, Areyleshire, oil the e7th of August, Am*, and on lltursdo, the tat of Septeasher„ Jaw Eliza, the daughters of Captain Deriveab Csuaphall, awl on the smar da• . Fdltutt, his ?magma isets. Lurstloy seunight, avaisdhy, uler.re be had vegetate' .!, ° Ri fe of s r h o rld master, w ith Jima t impact ability, fur nu, I. do years, Mr. William luchbuld. He use fuurari druwatil the river 011 et, 6 . lrui 'the hauls tif whlvh• 1 01 1 0 tentuaeSt v.; • fortunately to bare slipped, whilst taking . him usual 11.1411.1f1eg H IG LON — .DOII4R I bt: Sion 12 "...Mills after ..7 I EMI& 42. • EU. after ..; SALFS 'I3Y AUCTION. TURNHAMtHEEN TERRACE.. LEASE Of A SMALL COMSALT.LBLE DOL‘F., ANU THE NEAT IFIMNITIME AND EITECTN By dr. 5 4 4U88, On die Premises, on AliAvALy, His gad instant, at Skyey &Clack, by coder of tbr Ear attars, THE VALU,AbLE LEASE ,orventeen years Of *Hsieh are uneapirod, at a nsedevattigroo, nor convenient and desh ahle DW EL LI N G-HOU E, aryertl4 censored front the 40 read ;,'courainisig five send chat/Ain, two dresNing reedis, a dining-rerun, parluer,,two kit era, mat conveldent °fliers, with a garden is Gout sad 6sais i ., heave behind, late the reaikence and properly of Mr. MIL LIA M TUMC 4, deceased. Oa the mete Dep :will be SOLD by AT.'CTION, seat and canine HOCSEHOLU tlt nal IiEMBERI6, NEAR AI A I nus imAu THICILZT, By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, On the PlitiliMS. un MONDAY, September 19, nee, at illiefe olietk, THE LIVE and DEAD F/4.ltNiNt; STOCK, capital Droste, Ilitanade, Gerdes Liglita Fro. ea, Daisy articles, awe Haatidiuld Fereitert, k - u. tares, &e. the property of 1004411 11 I.LLIAMe, De fractal; his residruce itt Kcrebeis, is the pariah of Stay. To lOr wirwed Stu Moult), the mairrieweriale i Cate levee may he had uu the Premiss, of Mt tine* Wart. ear; and itt his Hater!, So, th Ilitiail-ctryet, City. __ CAPITAL i'OWN RENDENcE, Nu. te, STAKET, PorrfflAN-aquAfts. By Mr. inAmr.t. SMITH, At Corrimsn's CAtilfrit-imaPr, 'CLungewit . lel; Curoltill, I coo• dun, Aepteisber git, intim% at o'clock, AN Excellrnt, Subititatittl. 11thrlem, and ad. tenably-n*4l4rd &WELLING-HOUSE, sitettebe the Eastaule rf iliki•t:sirtet, Portotaw4qoare, now ate occiipaeotrof Pre llll. req, on•Lrive, which will ci.• pare is Irt,t , at tie tuft fent'uf 1051., but renayaistorly worth 1301. wed a half, at a greand of vol. 46. pr:rsaadallei.. ". To be viewed by permisaiva of the tenant; printelPai• ticulan erAy'he had at Ilatrliet's CalYtainvese, Pierar llll :i at tiarrawais • of Mr. Siolili, Madam; atiii at Isis Nimbi, No. 9, Mtn ..ett, cite. 4sAllO VI `TES, PIMLICO. 13.• - SMITH, At Gerrevey's F *l rate, let $ Coles,. fur T" Halal Marto] Jur.; I of Halal &oak tempi, Cults ; sap 1 tam es ivy Pratt of I et Tas o 041 [lit be rep ear el he Mai aG «tall ((rand NiSil I Extract( Doubt.' Taller. 1 The au Tql rows • He „,e .; drem L !ttsry*, rna sO. • Tthe House 11111 Vitired six days prevesla( mil the Turulttore tras Thal-4day, ate •2•4 . rwociallite la. talogoses in%) be And on the headset at the ituttact, Turatiata-gt.. , n; •Pirsom, Brelitcord ; 4rins, icy siogion 11'.11hyll • Barlow. Esq. No. AL, Ituter - Temple. lane • nod of irr. giotbh, Lilt Greet Iticoar;tavilit-passap, . . LgAsgito LID ESTATES, risiLico. . ' Patty's il By All. DANIEL SMITH, infirm At girnwnes Ctiffte-lionae, 'Clianar-iilley, Coastal', Las eario t o ,I dun ' on THURSDAY, September *it, instaat, atTed it rid Prow o'etoek, in' l',iur t.ota, ore *44., 11.4 -1 1./U It Sulratotitial 116 A-built DAVELI.INC, liblintliet. 1: itOtSa, situate in IVallia's-yard, near BiktAiegban Lenterett Rate, Pimlico, iu the parish of St. demo,' Haulivs , r.eqiimi Laid, as let to Mr.. Unmeant, Me. Beam, Mr. Honker, and Mi wilt pie Cotes, cnante at will, at the animal rent of gal. cacti ; bed a;heaed LI fur 2 , 5 years at I.ady4lay leaf. . Lano, ei al e s be biewril, by applicatiati to the tenants ; printed Pit• receipt (.4 ticulan may be had at the Gnu Tavern, Pimlico ;at I;itre 5.a.e....-. way's; of Mr. lalitli, iTionlaur ; and at Idii Miter, Ne•li Nen liroail-strtiet,t:ity. TAI; _____________,---- 8 Ent: TO HIIEWrns; ICAI:rs - rEits, inn t.oliai.4, AND getable 1 (YTHERS.•-••NOBLE:SIit Err, GOstrE LL-rr. vet, Lta Orr i I.ON DON. , • chi of dr By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, LI4UID At (:arnsea)'s Cullee-lionse. 'Changezaller, Candid!, Lir b ug ., don . iin 'I4IOI I irIAY, September itt, instant, *Timid an kerb, ti'L'lock, Werra b 'erg V Amble LEASEHOLD ESTATL ; an • i,,j„ 'l Y conTrisinf a net grutrudreht bail:, amply *K amen li mpari • wrr law pint cbt ground, iota 'whielt ace metal rffl Z Thathet, L tat etirre-havitea, mill-boor(, and :.tatiiiii;let to Mean. licid kry ,, and Poet Calvert, Breech, fur an years, (row 1. 1 .4 . * li tUbbi, j. PM, with a ca. Dark to (blew( the came tau and a• ' Chap, Cu 'cant bryided that !line. Pall-'fall I'o be viewed, by tickets, thee e dim previous to *basic and Meja prtbPeil Particulars may bo had of It;. Gtorce iVate• ' Willa, al eimr, Shielonamatreet, ticwithWark; at Gairsuay .0 Gm% s•-•-•.---- : Immo! • of ill'. Smith, Windsor} and at his lioiac, Ne. Putt New Bind-atrect, City. __—... .... ....-- M.IN(FIL OF WINKFIEL !, BE Ili.• T "E By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, , • revs I die i i At Carrairarie*tree-lbrousa, Thasikerwilry; CoMalliii v _. • arge, dun en THURSDAY, tteptetaber to, Noe, at To: 1 "e!' are 111 o'clock, tent emiin 4 Ilrninibl• t7OPYHOLD EsTATI7„ of I • era admire .I‘,. bantams, subject to &tine cestnin of ea. *I., I . ,_" 1.13 ; h brut is. ad, berriut let., tiered . ", e nearly era' to t_ , m ue a , poe .,. ai m , !Auld; compriaing a brick-bedt DIN E 1.1.1 N... 1 1013 ~„ °free ...mates • barn, stable, and .. uoddmase ; little ;MIKA: (*Aw l " • ail, Lad rich inclosed meadow acquitting, •ernit Makin about '...,, . am i; acme, /stem:mitt y situated near WinAtield Gbutehi " 1 " Tu. i .P;t h ., Fori-ot, ta a it(y, healthy, ZIA agreeable part attic co.. ~..,, . it affordin g au servilvat siteutimi tor a rills, with,vedre..?t! 7 4 . I di every direction, Ev: utiles frum Winifioi , fix Prom k i, t ,'''Y b ays i ham, and 'laicise from Reading; let t•Mrit. Bri;bti tt a'7 I : l ,7 l n Lin i t it . ei will. at aol. per annum. P.:lrtiPiebsuaii•se*u.ti.at'yl4be'Plini'ldiCai tjUat.Gtoirrtii"a‘crac::7%•;.l7;' poi. c e' Sl:m.'ll 7 21 antometri %VitiMur i and at Ilia II wise, No. y; Broad e..;t tee, 4 . ItY lure boN, ----- - Lo 6 :l ,... lDo a.t.moti N s Pr , i ( ut .. e , i ,y b o y tiy • ,Itrii.ii.ra,r,B.i.if•ksonit,,,Sto. a1,:;b:me.......14:.50r.:.1:ikrec1i,t,5,.b,:a47;,:r. seat tv the Ofihr,!post paid ~ , ',:. ~ a ' 11-ell IL 6 et, enieirolitib*li°alicdN' aiStOthcli liwCietßis:. 1 T"' froosnia i=•.. 11 T' ri - EX' Itax Galin price i Plat Beis:o The Ulf-pi T 1 Sir 1 lroptai E dit icor port ; la A let as %be Co l'o obi