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p NygrAL INTWLLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, OCTAL Anived the Po'hnhethar, of 64 guns, Cal , r. Lan ford, which sliip, with the Armormtson and V,'eene, of fit guns, will be fitted immediately for foreign sea vice. ' The Trusty, of 50 guns, Capt. Agles, returned last night after post, but sailed this afternoon to join the squadron off Dungeness. Arrived the Co' q uest gun-brig. The ship PM,Ct IV El z , sluth, Capt. Ferresdaile, from London, bound to Bermuda and New Provi dence, will sail und:r cn.:vny of His 'slajesty's ship efueue •r. which intends le tying hence in about six or seven days, for Newfoundland and Halifax.— Wind West, with rain. MIKAN, OCT. 10. Last evening, after post, the wind being inclina ble to the Eastward, Admiral Cornwallis, with the ships under his command, got under weigh, to pro ceed for his station off Ca. The wind changing, be returned to Torbay this day, with the File do Pa ha, Sao Josef; IP-ince, A -toe s George, Przneess 12 0 , / - ed, Warp, Tenirevirr, IVnthor Cottle, and Plailla.v. ars • also, arris from a cruise. His Majesty's ships Neieseis and Heron. II•I.MOUf 14, OCT. 9. Arrived last evening the P,i:we Adolphus packet, %alders" in 31. days from Jamaica, having four skied of the fever, she is goo • into quarantine ; Yak was this day fumigated, and will be for ' warded be to-morrow's ma 1. . . The Dyke of I'embe►la'd packet, Lawrince, with Mails (rim England, was arrived at FLArbitd..es pre• Irions to the Pri.,cc .IdoLhas leaving it. Appeared off this port, and landed letters. the bornevrard bound Eat India ship General Street, Captain Mortimer, from Madras, which she left *Bich six others, under convoy of His Majesty's ship Cusragear, 74 guns, which she parted with on Ilemaday last. . Sailed this day the fullowidg packets, viz. Ws/. ltobarts, with snails of the 2d instant, for en ; fslita, Patergy; with ditto, of the Sd inst. fo► New-York and Halifax ; Lord Charles Spenr.r, Coasesworth, with ditto, of Cie 3d inst. for Bar badoes, Crooked Isl ind, and Jamaica. ' Arrived this evening the American ship Intrepid, Cardin Robert E. Stead, from Norfolk, twenty sit days passage. DLAI., OCT. 11. Arrived the General Strom, from the East•lndies, aid remains in the Downs with His Majesty's ships. the defence ships, the homeward bound East•lntli:tmen, and several outward-bound vessels, as per last. P. S. Arrived the Discovery bomb.—Wind S. W. blows bud, with rain. HARWICH, OCT. 11. The Prince Geom., packet, Capt. Saunders, sailed yesterday with the mails for HUM= ; and the Puttee sf Wales, Captain Hearn, this day for Cotteuburgh. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. gIi.ISIIIM.e)CT lt.--Pored by the Vmw Niw00....—, EmMilo ; F.lisalwth. iti . ey, from Cork ; Nan, D 0... Quell -;; Sr., Nv.n..h. Ito*. ; awl the Aurora, Wdlcitt., aanta...., • •.• •I t...t...11'., R /I.t.s. 1... C..... V ego; Andras, Whot,o, for Ton.o , og , o ; Vrow Elosabeth, woffunn ; and the Janne 'Ana, CArtlbitl, for Yawns. 41411IV•Le At liahAxwwthe Adventure, Douglas, from Liverpool. At Pl.ltiirtoon he Atlantic, Chem, /ton' Liverponl. A• Charlogoin.wahc Alexander, riompra hunt Africa ; laid The lel I r! , Ann, Taylor, hunt t.:1!. de. At New Yo.k—dhat Flora, DJ Hirt, front Peter,biergh ; Ann, Cult, fon t pall ; Limpont picket, Meek; So ma, tnlo;; ,.. Ariadrit, !Parker; and the Romulus, Runl:.g, tiJ n I. A t fri,:mdelAn a —gl io 4miable , Suckeny, an I ill: fro spanty, fmm Liverp At Houdgrai-r-the Nnn, Srocand; and el), Rd :preen, A 441%, tem London ; Hope, B..itiet., from Hall; Europa, Davis; and SW E ua , Sheppard, from Rridol. Its the thmi l ,--th, Guidon, Re•r, June, Cadenhead, Alex ander, Li*, Rms, Warr, Vicissitude, Stem, F-irl St. Viiiront, Nmad, Rii!raret, Valiant, Mary, Godwin, lairry, Delver, Romp, Wilin, Pursuit, Smith, Rnimn, CoryOrerlsild, Simpson, Loridnii, Alfieri, ' , moth, Royal FriwThi, Slut:heart, Lady enrh c s, Gerirby, Duk • of York, New, .11ert, Peauv, Tr:lawns, Planter, Simmorp, Lads , Johnston, Fau!sion, and the St Geort•, I Jamaica. Off Darer—the New /tr.'s, Coon-r, from Piidadiphia; Elisa, flue, from New York and the Ruralising% ) f r o m Jamaica. At C 01.1.4 —the 114• titer, Willi, from flavAntiali. At Liverpmil—the C.immerce, Sl.farlane, from Phi'Jilrl Ph a ; Princeit Rosa', Norton, from Haysnnah ; Atla , , Stiick• dale ; Sarah, Lightfoot; and the Westmorland, Oliver, torn hismi A. At klinitol*the Quiker, feral, frmn Honduras; and the Yount Ile.rdrrck , —...., (p.m f; At Dundee the Ron, Wilson, from Prtrr.tmigh. At Clide—Two t;imerali, Ataiont, from Costlesno George Aimmoo. Pont N-sr Yo-k ; Pomona, Ibt•Nitcge, Aifraxl , Cl.iik, sad the Al Ales. , der, foam Jamaica . At C.wk—the the Cora, fltamn, from JamaTa. At Dublin.—the Hr-a, Smith, and the V.ilentina, from Antigua. The aelivity of the Police has happily cleared our streets nt the formidable gangs of /terdert and with which they were so long infected. Indeed the salutary praclice adopted by the Magis. !rates, of sending on beard of Tenders all sturdy vagrants who can prove no means of honest radns rrious livelihood, has contributed, in a very eminent degree, to the diminution of crimes against the , safety of persons and property. • The species of impostor. recently practised on Lord Cr, rasnos's benevolence, is by no means new or unusual, but coeval with the various other species of frauds that have been practised for a century on the credulous and unsuspecting. There is scarcely a lady or gentleman of property and known benevolence in England, v. - ha has not been more than once the dupe of similar artiF.ces; and the sums that have been drawn from the pub lic by epistolary and advertising mendicants for many years past, as well as the consummate artifices that have been employed to support such claims, would exered all belie, and have at last operated to excite so much suspicion as fre quently to exclude from pity and beneficence the most deserving übj-Lrts. Mr. Sataromr, in the first introduction of his admirable Comedy of The Critic, had some excellent strokes at this species of imposition ; but they were so ill relished by the hu mane part of the audience, who did not understand clearly their obje3, that they were either wholly withdrawn or nest l; modified, upou the se oral re present:Rion CUILDIMLL. Tit:- Court of King', Bench. at Guildhall, has und•rgon; some alteration;, which will not only conduce to the accommodation of the Judges, but of the interior orders 6: the profession. Although nn additional room is gaiiind in the interior of the Court, yet the change is sufficiently considerable to reverse the situation of all the official atten dants. The Jury-box, e•: hick was to the right hand of the Judge, is now to the left ; and the Counsel, .who before were to the left, ate now on the contrary side The rustr;:m for the witnesses is also conveyed to the opposhe side of the Court. The seat of the Judge is likewise advanced eight feet nearer the grand entrance, and the exterior fence is carried the same distance forwarder in the like dii effion. The consequence of these alterations is the acqui sition of a new apartment, to which the Judge may occasionally retire ; in length the whole width of the Court, and in breadth two yards two,feet. CuRN EXCIAANGE, Easoor, Om 12. There are severs' further arrivals of Wheat to day, chiefly from Kent and Esiivx ; the uew 'ample, are mostly and ordinary, and fewer in price; but good old have quick sale at last price. A tolerable -upply of Barley; but the dmiand musts a funkier a-trance. Malt likewisd. Good old Rye ab•rut Xs. per Quarter. Grey Peas torn* in plenty, mad war. B ens and White Peas at small variation. The Are. F-reivn arrivals of Oils cause a small reductim, e‘cept ii,g on prime simples, which continue high. Flour without alteration. CU tRENT PRI F. OF GRAIN. V (teat 56 70 , 77.. I 8e.1.4 Flue do. 7n. 110.. 0.1. 1 lick bean...... 34.. 40s 0.4. Rr• i new 39 4i• 04. 0..0 113, '...61. 21144. Oil. It, ...s , Nia t White Pea.... SO. 6 '.. Od. Fine F10ur......6). 70. (14 I ill , Psis IS.. 4 . .2. 0.1. Se.•'m4. .. fill- . fib. ' il. RETURN OF WI•1 EA' Ineludistg unly fmm the 24th agreeably tut s. d. 20 Quarters at SO 67 - at 70 855 at 78 50 at 77 1473 -- at 76 t 50 - at 7) 6 1 169 - at 75 1593 ---- at 74 71 at 71 1641 - at 72 yi; - at 71 347 - at 71 963 - at 70 416 ---- at 69 164 - at 63 Total 10,520 Quart 05..51d. higher 6T IN Nt.V.:K I. \NE, la Sept. to the 29th at Ikpi. the new Act. a 257 Quarters at 67 100 at 66 53 at 6.5 50 at 64 140 at 63 71 at 63 334 - at 60 151 at Se 31 et -57 27 at 56 29 at 54 200 at 511 39 - at 51 20 at 50 161 at 4$ .Arerage 71. than lit Return. A RKTURN OF FLOUR, From Sept. 29 t., Oet. 5, from the Cueket Office. Sack.. a d. Sdeks s. d. &WIC/ & d 14 75 0 749.. . 69 0 443 65 0 39 74 0 20.. .66 6 30. 64 4 1 73 0 :,R2l 65 0 168. G 4 0 7 71 0 506 . .67 v 75 66 0 9897 70 0 10.. .66 6 60. 62 0 20 69 6 595 .66 6 5 60 0 Total-18,850 Sacks.—.... Average 68s. 10d. Is. 3141. hlgher than last Return. UXBRIDGE. The Cern lospeAor * Reston. on Thund.y. Whoa. per ItraJ l4l Ikl to 211 Od Hader, per yr oG. , 04 to des 04 Oat. 24; 04 to Si 0,1 Beans 4Yr ed to 464 Od Dine we 4O. 04 t• Od Pease 44. 01 to 47. Od PRICE OF SEEDS IN THE Suitt 'UGH - - DT Per Cwt. ----- Per Weibel. R... 1 C15.i....40s to 951 Tur0ip..........164. to 20. Woitedoto.. 60s. to 160.. W.Mu..tardtidei 8.. to 10s 0.1 Trebel ..204 to MU. 'drools ditt0...:124 to Ids Csrnaw.,••..... 90s to 9'ss. Cioart is Od us 84 Od C 011.01,1 i..... 101. to I Is. Rte Gnaw, pr. qr. •t:.: to 24' 1140 S. PR ICE lieue .31 10. to 41 0. Sumas.... .31 104 to 31 11. F..sex .1 10. to $1 N. 104 uut PRICE OF SA II IF HOPS . P.Cl_ , TS Kest .41 Os to 41 Its Sussex 41 Os to 41 60 Fsmhant M Os to 71 0s 1711,.001. f AND STRAW IT. 1 N tsi. Hay 21 71 a 41 B . New 01 0s a 01 0. Straw 11 7s a 11 13s Clover 01 Us a 01 A WIIITECNAPIL. 0. a 41 10. New.... ...... 01 0. aOl Gs Clover ..41 44 • 31 'I, Steaw.ll Bs a 11 Ira 11211T111 , 11ELD, Fiume. OCT. 11. To sink tits uffal--per *tube 01 if b. Reef 4s Od to Ss Cal I Veal.. 21 Od to Gs 4d Od to 54 Od Pork ........4s Od to 24 4 Gd to 2s 44 Head of CI Brut., about 5 Rio the. Day, +y mart Lambs, 1,100 NEWGATE AMI) LEADE.,;II.%Li. MARILITS. By the ea , tee. Reef h4ltoes 4d I Veal. 4Odto 61 0.1 Mutton.....;. 44 M 4. 4.1 Od to St 44 Lsms 3s 44 to 4s Sd ?RICE OF TALLOW. 64 .1a , n4..%. '144441 44 64 Teen Tallow. . 76. 64 Chire NlArk, , t 4. 64 Rnaia, (Can.) .. 734 (n 1 Whiteelispel %Luke' 41 54 kis:Wade.. (50.).... 694 Od 704 Ter Snore of lita. —.---.., . Melting Stuf "...SD* Gas 4l• 111 5; Ditto rough 4l. Average Price... 4. id Greta, Good Dregs t 14 Y-Ilnei Snap, B.l4—.lllluttlvd, tlo.—curd, 94e. P , , , -.• of Cindles, per dos. 124. (kl.—M,,ukl., 13 , Od. RAW IIII)ES. nest Miler; and Steer,, ler stone, 31. id. to 44. 44. ►fiddling' 3l. 44. to fh tid. Ordinary Market Calt —.. 104. Gd. EneJesh Hone Pdt. ts. M. to 44. 64. 1.4.a1i ►tins •• •••• .• •••• tio. 104. 44f M. 114. MOLT. OF LEATHER, Wing, SO to 541 b. web 2:34 to 244 Ditto. 60 to 6illa. mob $34 to 2&,4 Merchant , Backs .6.4 to s3d Drit.4.ig Dideq.. 224 to 234 Foto each Hides 231 to 244 Co., Hide. for cutting 22% to 234 1 , 14 t Ofdintry 424 to 2/i C.ii Sigmas J 4) to 401 b. per Dom 3.3 d to lt d Ditto. SO to ;tob... 334 to tAil I i Ditto, 70 to 291 b. 304 to .3.:4 .. Seoall 5.014 (Greenland). 424 to 444 t. Large .I.tto 1004 to 113416 per Doten. Goa Skint Tanned Hem Hides We tei 34e per Hide. COAL EXCHANGE, Om S. Fort Gala, in the !WA, per Chaldron ...de 64. Delure,ed to Houttekortoess M 664. id. Soled:l.lAM, per elteldron 48e. 4. poterstad y Illowekeigem at.. COURSE OF EXCIIANCE,•Feteke, Oe - It knoterriam .... 31 22U• I Vcnice S9 Mau at Sight .. 37 7 Naples Rotterdam C. F. .11 19'.' U. 1.i.b.,11 Flamburgli..... 95 5 {4U. Oporto Altr.eia, l's t 24U i Dublin l',ar I. 1 day'. dale 25 2 IJ I.t. .5 10 2U. 1 110 LI IWO. M tp.leaux .25 10 Porturtal Gold ill Coin Niarlort Dim. Cadiz —ln Paper 1 New Dollars Ditto Halms - 54i New Lodi& each .... 0 0 0 Leghorn 491 Agin lathe Yank of Hollan4 Gerson 44 b pa Cert. Dublin on Laudon (Oct. 5. I i r ' ;ICE (14' STuILIKS. •I. 3 par Cent. Red -- .- S6lll 3 per Cent. Conouls 4 per Cent. COI Ifotb 73,11 i M. &T. 5 per Cent. Nary . • Bank Long Ann . . ....... ...... ilill i tirdi 'Ditto Sheri 1 11-a °minus') 6l •India.Bni.di alai AIL Ex‘herpleg 14.11 s llt.dia. Eng. Lottery Tickets Cnivols for Nov WI T. lISSFI, Stock Broker, 4, Curnhill, and 9, Ch inng Cm vi. _.... _ PRICE OF !KISH STOCKS, Ocr. b. Gov. Deb. 5 per rent S per Cent. Cons. (Oct. 1) 5711 WWI WATER TINS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE, 44 min. after 9. MIRTH'S. On Wednesday last, at Tunbridge Castle, Kent, the Lady of W F. Womfgate, Esq. of a son. Last Themlay niuming, of a ion, the lion. Lady Shaw, at Kenward, Kent. _ _ IRRIAGF.S. Lately, Lieut. Col. Bury, of the Vith Regiment of Foot, to !fits Drought, eldett daughter "(Juba A. thought, Esq. of Lettybruoic, Kiug'i.Cutii.t%, Ireland. On Thursday 14st, at Lamberliur.t, the Rey. Fn d Sidart, to hies Ilussey, only daughter of Edward !Linsey, KN. of Scotney, Kent. DEATI IS. Last wee►, at Dasington, near Faversham, in his 92,1 year, Charles West, who was Se years office-keeper at the Royal Powder-mills at Faversham; he entered into the army i❑ 1741, in the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, was three nivittlis a pri• rate, three years a corporal, and 29 years a writ-ant, the whole time in one company, leis at the battle of Fontenoy, the siege of Ostend, and likewise the siege of Maestricht, under the command of the great Duke of Cumberland and Prince Fer dinand; and, had his constitution equalled lin 'lent and loyalty, would again have borne arms in defence of his King and Coun try as a volunteer in the late war; he was a very intellagent, sober, and, above all, a striElly honest man. O Saturday last, aged 60, Sir Wm. Kemp,.Ban. of Brit ten; be was riding on a hobby, from which lie fell, and ex pired inunediate.y. 0" ►riday last, at hie house in Burt, after a severe lingering illness, which he suppoitld with much fortitude, Lieut.• Gd. Thomas Hockley, of the 7th Battalion of the Royal Army of Re-yrs'. GENERAL COACI I OFFICES. WHITE HORSE INN, Fetter.lane, and CROSS KEYS INN, Wood-street, two D.,ors front Cbeapaide, London A RU NOEL, PETWORTH, and LITTL E HAMPTON, Post Coach, through Kingston, Guild. font, and Godalutin, Tlie,day, Thursday, and Saturday Morn. inns, at 6. BECCLF.II Telegraph Coach, through Ilalearrotth and Vox ford, every Afternoon. BIRMINGHAM and COVENTRY Telegraph through Stoney Stratford, Toweester, Daventry, and Dun. church, Tuesday, Thuriday, a..d Saturday Atternnont, at RROMPTON, CHATHAM, and ROCHESTER Coach, daily, at ball pan 1. CI lESTF.It and PAREGATE Telegraph Coach, througn Walsall and Newport, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday After noons, at 3 C 8 MBRIDGI' Loaf Relents Omen, Monday, W...iblesday, and Fn day Monona*, at Half pan S. CAMBRIDGE talon Coach Ham Old Cambridge), duo' Royston and Butningfurd, every Morning at half pa.t 7, an cept Sunday. CAMBRIDGE Li ht Telegraph Coach, in 7 Hours thru' Ware and Barl•ay, every Morning at 8, except Sunday. CAMBRIDGE !Nett Coach, through Ware, Barkway, and Fnulnure, Monday, Wud.read.r, and Vitt .y Alto, nu,uta, at .3. CANTERBURY, MARGATI , RAMS(, VIE, CHAT . HAM, ROCHES rk:R, and STROUD Coaches, every Nlorn- Ent ~nd Evening. DERBY Telegraph Coach, through Eoughhornugh and We' f.vd , every After maim DOVER and DEAL Post Coaches, every Morning at half p..t 4, and Eve • g, at 6. 17INEURGII an 4 NEWCAS TLE .r. 41 Coach, through Alow,rk, Heroics, Dolmas, La.lpituq, cod Northalleiturs, evtov %turning, at 7. F.‘KENIIAM Coach, through Newmarket, Brandon, and Swatinam,N4 lay, ‘Vedneedwy, awl Frntay Aft..rnoo..• it 3 G(Kirotur Coach (the blu. , ), through Stiinrr , Hag.ltot, Farnham, Alton, Wan Meon, and Farnham, Tuesday, Thur.. day, and Satu r d a y Mummy, at half past 4. 'HULL Rodney Coach, through Ikoricaster, Harden. and North Cave, in % flours,and avutrltng the daagennts pawage of the Humber; Sunday. Tuesday, and F. i.lay Nlor .inga, at 7. IPSWICH and COCCI ESTER Telegraph C0a..1 through Stratford St. Mary, Watham. Kelvedon,Cnelonafurk lugate stoic, and Runtfunl, every Afternoon. I.YNY thnnigh Caruhr , dge, NewinurLet, Strat set F agate, and Sto:.e, Monday, Wednesday, awl lo.lay remnant, at 3 LYNN awl KLY Coach (the Lon/ Nelson), thnvigh•CAm bri.le.., Shmaday, Wedueslty, and Fislay Mutants., at half pate ',. .. LI V ER POOL Conches, event Afternoon. LEICESTER and NORTH A MYEON Telegraph Coach, through Newport Pagnell, Woburn. DonstaLlt-, ■ud St. Al bat t's e very Afternoon. LANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph, th:ott:h Wi gao, Preston, Kendal„ Pelmet, and Wlatteltatten, every After. nowt, at half pest 3, Sundays, at S. LINCOLN and NUT A M rota Coach, every Morn- At A RGA'rF: I.ight Coach, to call four hunks only, every Morning, at 6 MANCHESTER Telegraph Coach, through M.tcrles fieki, Leek, and I•l.bord, every Afternoon at hall-pan Sun days At 5. NORWICH Eapedition Coach, thr ,, ugh Hxkerhitl, R0. , r0• bridge, Newmarket, Thetford, and Wyntoodhana, every Aft; - no , n at half paw J. . PUKTSMOU Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mom ingt, at half-pact 4. S I AMFORD Coach, through Hertford, Saldock, Bigglea wade, and Stilt , m, every Morning, at 7. YARMOUTH Royal Mail and Telegraph Coarhem, through Lowestot t. Kesdngland, Wrentham, Wangford, fllaborough, Yoxford, &Justus:Wham, Melton, and %Voudilmdge, etery Afternoon. YORK flighker Coach, through Tadcactor, Perrvb• !ge, Doncaster, Barrens, and Retford, ever, Miro iog , st 7 tiCirscls. ROBERTS, TIIONIPtit/N, and Cr, Proprietors Who will rad be accountsble for aoy Pass:nger Parcel, Package s or other Article, alarm the Value of 51. if lost or damaged, uulares avec:owl and !sad fo, as 'uch when do livered at the ("Pica. Fro.o the Cuss KertWAGIZONS to MITIIIPOOT, Rani. luapte, Bodo l • 11 l itiandford, ltridport, Snidelord, Durehester, Dattnausoli, Exeter, Falmouth, tinsroit Isle Wight, P n, Portsmouth, Pntis2a, Salisbury, Truro, and Weymouth, by the same Piot - meows •.• Families in any number, as well as single Gentlemen, can be ....commodated at the White nurse 1.41 equal to any IlutrJ :5.11.E.s BY AUCTION% ~. BURTO\ PYSSENT ESTATE, SOMERSPTSHIRE 14) Mes•r, NEN, DYKE, and Co. At Garraway's, on TUESDAY NEXT, a Twelve in Lots, st CAPITAL and truly valuable FRP:EI-10f ES I'ATE, most beautifully situate at Bunon Pynsent, lo the Pan die. of Curry, Riven, Dr. tot, Fiyelicad, Sevin, bounded by Wen Settgotoor, and divided by tit. h 4 road from Somerton to Taunton, S Miler from the f,rim,, ,•,4. within 10 of the Litter, R of Ilinitister, and ei".. Crevikorne, and Bridgwater, compriting the M.l NOR DRAY TON, wait the Royalties extending over to,. who!t Parish, a:id Appurtenances, BURTON PYS SENT MA OUSE, Offices, Pleasure Ground., -Lewes, Wilderness, Gsnlim ' Paddocks Ilinuaiii.Landr and Wo,,xls, capital Farms, with Dwelling.Houtes, excellent batons ana buildings for Husbandry Business, Do:harden; and Tenement., containing about I tOO Acne; of leatle Muaduw, Grating, and Arable I,and„ forming one of the must noble Fstates In the County, abuuJau'tly stocked •:ith capital Oak; rbs, and other' Timber Trout, of very large d:mensiens. The Farm• are oc.ii -1,.A4 byteapectableTenants Cam year to year, and oil ort Leases, at Rents amounting to abort 14001. pe, annum. the Moiety and alternate Presentation to the Rettnty of er.•, ; Rivell Toe whole Estate is capable of the 'neatest iintem... rwmt, and upon an inclesure of West Sedgmnor and tube, Moon, cisetainung several Thousand Arm, over which dere are malty raltiasle Rights: the Rentalwill be vary cmisideraery increased, and, iii point of Situation, no Italica). u I.IIOIV either for a Resithmee or Farina. To be viewed, by applying to Richard Cooling, at Burton Pyinient House, of whom Pr.nted Partiridirs may be had at the Red Lion, Somerton; G...orge Inn., Bridgewater, Chard, and crev:.:;.,: z • ' Castle, Taunton ; of Messrs. Goadby and Co. Printers, She rburne ; Mr. itu4:lll, 1`..,;1 1 ; Mr. Collins, Printer, Salisbury; Means. Furter and Atkinson, Solicitors Lincolit's-liiniFickle; Pace of Sale ; an d of NI-urs. Skinner, and Co. Lundois, win. ore utitiluthed to nest by. Private Contract. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM AND TYTHZ , ,, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. By Mewl. SKINNER, bYLE, wad Co. At GIVISOV.Ifi g On MONDAY, Nottnabtr tt, at Tsetse is ONE LOT, A Valuable and very desi ra bl e FP F.ErIOLD A FARM. situate in the parish of IRCHESTLR, partili •id.xl by the fl;gh Road, a• d bounded by the Rivet Newts, One Mile from Wellii-gbirungh, and shout 13 from Korth; amptim •' comprising the Parsonage Farm, cementing 'AN Acres of iiiclrr<ed rich c-azing Steadow and fainie Arable Land, free of Great 1)111.1., a eery dotal Declirog Office+, and gardens, with every neces.ary Out building, to gether with the impropriate 'lyiheeuf Corn, G.itiu, and Hai, arising from about 70 Acr e s o f o ld unclosed Land, in •the put. ' 'anion of an unexceptionably good Tenant, whose Leas: ex. plies at Mieltalmas 1106, except 10 Acres, herd from Year w Year, at Rents amounting to I, ,t per Annum, rapib:e of increase at thuexpiratim ut the Term. A:so, the icympriate Gnarl Tythes -of Corn, Omni, and Hay, arising trout -102 ACICO of old inclosed L : n 4 m hand. May be viewed, arid pouted Pank:ulars had, 11 Days we. ceding the Side, at the Ge.ng , , Northauyten; 11141, lingborough Crown, Len:e"ter • Swan, Merkel 11.trbornigh and Newport l'agitel; George, Woburn; of the Proittn df the Narthaminon, Leicester, and Coventry flyers; of Mr. Geldard, Sulkitor, Gray's I.rt Masers. llise.ort, Solicitous, Wellingborough ; at the Place of Sal-; and of Messrs. Skin ner, Dyke, rid Co. Aldersgate-street, Londrni. At tha If ~•s: of M' Bnmalt, the Whim Van Inn, .in November 12, at Thrreo'clotk it tl r at', .1 bobject to iucit conclatious ma will then.ba prod... •41 11: :‘,llowiag valuable ESTATES, situate at "Inotties, Loptet, and W the County of Ye, k, In the und,rtnentiootd Luts..t.bOvt, nevurtheleso. to 0ic.1..41- ttraiens a. tug be thought. oth:e.s:Ary, pogrom. LOW OTI tit d.ty of sa'e. Lots. Tit:ONES. I. A Clow, called to the occupation of Jame. l u 11. . 2 '1 S 2 An .111.atiu,nt in Thorne, Field, occupied lei ditto . 1 2 .Ita A. R..P. Houle, Oat-building., and Garth . . .0- 226 Y.ut ..1 Ei.Ad Allament adju g theteto, now occupied dy John Gregory 2 0 .12 % .2 SI e. I loo.e, Ott-buildinp, and• Garth, occupied by Wet... Jobb . . 0 1•* Part of Field Allotment adjoining theretie r itccv. pied by Juba Gttgury 2 0 0 . . i . Itlllo. iti 2 dgrelli,ics, with c.Cia:rten P•lft 01'411 oil Bans . . A Gott, cont.oillne . . (inc .tll.•r, 4.it., . . . 01,e other 4,ttu . 2 114 .ft o 020 ti .0 • 0 6.V) . I 0 . 2 0 .1 Now in the occupation ofJohn Grlory, Ac. 6 . 1117 6. I'art of .ut Allotment in T:ounist•Fiel.l . 4 3 , 7 1.):tto, Jaw, adjottang . . . . U U jCr Now occupied by /tido Brigpg . 5 U 3 7. An Alloinbent in Noble ..ccu re Sy J‘i.o IL;(cgur. • . U 27 S. An Allotment on Thorne; Common Near borne Elan Fur Bottle Pau Cog* Royd . . 3 .2 • 43 ,1 • Now all occupied by Wiliow Jobb 1— LUTSET. 9. The Manor et reputed Msnor of Lomeli, the Nll•o.ion.huti.e, Clo.4..",.lociesores, aid Parcels of rich Meaduvr, arid ture Land, with toe . Coal a;ssl thereon: Aso a Twat.hou.e with su4..bia Out-Imuldinti, MINI occupied uy sloe M. 41111 'Tomlinson, and other., coutat..sug •24 •I WAKEFIELD 10 The Rectory House in Wake field, and several ether nod g and frie niises, with sundry Parcels of Lama :alpiti lug, eligibly situJte fnr Hiri'ding ground, and ColliMloonicAtitm with the Matitel-pla.e, and the principal Street (near.the•Church), called kirkgate; together with swishy Building., called the Shittriek I ..... ses and Widen adjoining, nuw occupied by Fr.insis Slaude,'Esq. and others . • I. The Great Tythes arisirr, from 5,700 acres (nerve or lee) of highly cultivated Land, in the 'l'..p•nr4ips of Wakeield, Stank', Al verthor;.e, and Wrenthotpe, tn.) uatu uethe Owners. 12. Ad Allotment of I.a.id, on the Outwnott, oc• Aipied by M. Wm. Utticy 16 1 9* 12 0 • George kitchen, of Wakeeld, will show thy there; and Martin Tomlinson, of Dos lloj.c, a i 1 awls 1.1.4 rierniws at I.ul.wt and Tbonws; and livelier p...ticu ata War be had on op i .hcation to Mr Crowder, .t Itr. then ; Mr. Tome, ; or Mr. 1.a...1u.ts 5.)114:441f, Hatton (,:erden. I.ON DON :--PointeJ by G DAVIDSON, No 3• WYek strret, St. Clements, en 1 pubh.l.ed by \V W EST, a:. the Office, Nn. 15, Heck of St. Cement's Chun.", Stroid, where Urrteet fee gla Pare, &c. (pa-paid) will beauty attettabi se. i~ ;NL r 11 - 1 L. 1 Sr 1 j,l wt If I; W/ 3, Lad? (bang Nies After litiel Ir. C Giulio a Yaw Julio, Ti •dl lid Litt of hl4 11 tr.! t Cooke Tout Jer ; r , ~{ r :• t,. teeu lita , d I and et yet , .a •ot ot 111.11 tale Ay; /Ost 11r. 1 NJ the Mel P.ll 1/11.. I At P. al F' A u tea, NIS/ I iCagt f.'tj ing rt:2114 !Xt. hocal the e ovse mce sq., LISFI d 4 'ute • rnp!l - • 6rl 3,1 F.. a.•l. Nue, h elle 1 .aryl