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IPPIP _ _.r-_ NATAL INTELLIGENCE. raLuoura, ams. 4. The Tozonshend packet arrived here yesterday evening, and nearly at the same time the Waisiag hara packet, both from Lisbon; the latter after a passage of eleven days, and the former of twenty two. The packets were first discovered yesterday noon. We anxiously waited the approach of the vessels, and the landing of the passengers, in order to gain some intelligence respetting Mr. Frere. We now learn, that be reasaiaed behind at Lisboa, at the tame of the unlink of the lest Packet. Having thus satisfied you us the most material point, I will now inform you what 1 have been able to coiled from the most intelligent of the passengen :—Mr. Freer, as you have already stated, did adually gait Madrid on the 14th of November, in company with Lord and Lady Holland, and Mr. -Lye% the Mes senger. The household establishment of the Hol lend family being large, it was necessary, for the conveyance of the whole, to employ three carriages, and also a waggon for the removal of the packages, nte. Their rate of travelling did not exceed from fifteen to twenty miles a-day, and the patty did not reach Lisbon till the loch of December. On their arrival at Lisbon, Lord Holland took a house for his family, and intends to occupy it till the spring. Hr. Frere has notenjoyed a good state of health if later he has haU several slight attacks of the ague, and purposes slaying at Lisboa till fine weather arrives, when he may hope for a more favourable paterlV,: than the present season of the year is likely d him. The Tewaskesed sailed on the 12th ult. from Lisbon, with three or four passengers on board. among whom was Mr. Lyell, with dispatches for Government. Seldom has a ship been known to experience such bad weather, and yet be preserved from foundering. After the first few dii)s, she was exposed to one continued gale, till her arrival in the Channel. Dur ing a storm of 15 successive days, the Officers and the crew had to exert themselves to the very utmost, to keep the vessel afloat. At length it became ne cessary, provisions growing short, to put the crew on short allowance. The Wai.iughans packet sailed on the 24th of De cember, with a servant belonging to Lord Robert Fitzgerald on board, the bearer of dispatches for Government, which are said to be important. She experienced as bad weather, for its duration, in the coarse of her passage, as the Townsliniii. When with. in a few days sad of the Lizard, she was chased for a considerable time by a French privateer, but hap pily escaped under cover of the night. Had it nut been for this circuni.tar.ce, she would have got into j pert a day sooner than the Tv:and:end. The iffralsinglein beings an account that the Prince Of Peace had made use of the most violent expres sioas against the English Government, in conse quence of the carture of the Spanish frigates, as well as upon some other points. The circumstance of the blowing up of one of the frigates is much dwelt span by this Minister; and I am positively amored that he has been more violent in his beha eider even than Bonaparte was in his conduit to wards Lord Whitworth. Mr. Hunter, the Consul-General, bad arrived at Lion previous to the sailing of the Wahisigbata. He quitted Madrid on the tfith of November. Both the Messengers left this place together, in a post abase and four; one of the passengers set off this awning express for town, and throuh his kindness you will receive this. •KOTISER tirrxte. By the Tooritzlead packet, Captain Dodd, which arrived at Falmouth, on Thursday last, after a pas sage of t 2 days from Lisbon, we have authentic in tagence of the arrival of Mr. Frere in that city.— He reached Lisbon two days before the Townihend left it. A British frigate was then lying in the Ta gus, with twelve detained Spanish vessels. In this frigate, Mr. Frere, it is expeCted, is now on his passage to England ; if he is not, as one of our Ply mouth Correspondents conjeCtures, already arrived there. Tbe tralsiaglinne packet, Capt. Roberts, also as rived et Falmouth on Thursday last, from I.isbon. after a passage of eleven days. By her we learn, that War was declared by Spain, against Great Brt train, on the 12th of December. Each of these packets has brought a messenger, charged with dispatches from Mr. Frere and the Court of Madrid, for the British Government, and the Spanish Minister at the Court of London. Nothing was publicly known at Lisbon, of the part that Portugal will take in this contest; but se rious apprehensions were entertained there, that she will shortly be involved on one side or the other, but most probably against this country. Passengers by the Tounuhend—Mr. Gibbs. and Mr. Lyeff a King's Messenger. By the VoLvgiani—A King's Messenger. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 4. The Indcratigahte frigate snored to-day, and landed a gentleman, supposed by some to be Mr. Fears, from Li'bon. die set off immediately for London. The frigate sailed again immediately, without anchoring. Came in the Range► revenue cutter, with a raft of smuggled spirit: ; also the newater, having thrown her gum over board. Sailed the Dreadnought, Merlin, and Ariadae. The issisirien frigate is to immediately for the MesEterranean. JAN. 5, Came in the Spanish paclet delarlcr:, of 16 guns and 125 men, from the Havannah, in 35 days passage, detained by the brewed frigate. Arrived the Car•iirie armed ship, with a convoy from the Westward; Roval Cl•arlortr, Brown, from Halifax; Si. Andreas, Brink, from Marseilles ; If/- taw man of war ; Sonia Mergevelle frigate, and the novws sloop of war, from a cruise.—Wind 5.E. PORTSMOUTH, J AN. 5. The Rosen brig, Capt. Layman, has made the signal for a convoy to the Mediterranean. Governor Beckwith this day embarked on board the Proselyte frigate, Capt. Sayer, which will sail to morrow for Cork and the West Indies. Yesterday afternoon the Alehouse& frigate, Cap tain Durban, arrived here with Rear Admiral Campbell, from the Mediterranean, who ha% re signed his command, in consequence of an ill state of health. We are, however, happy in being able to state that the Admiral is much recovered -. , shwa lt• left " the station. The Amiraealle left Lord Nelson's Rest o ff Barcelona on the 4th of December, consisting of the riftely, Royal Save reit% Campus, Spencer,' Tigre, Coavietar, e&al, !Weide, L ev i a than, and Supra'. They had captured a great number of Spanish vessels, which were sent to Malta. The Ambuscade passed through the Gut of Gibraltar on the 15th, where the Sophie sloop was cruising ; and the Stuffisure was lying in the Bay. The Deanegal, Sir R. Strachan, had passed through the Gut to join the fleet. On the 16th she spoke the Ruby and Agameavinsi, cruising on the coast of Spain ; and for the last fortnight has had very heavy gales of wind. On Tuesday last she fell in with the Channel Fleet, 100 leagues to the westward of the Lizard. Lord Nelson's baggage was removed to the Superb, Capt. Keats, ready for his return to England. He may be daily expeded. Captain Elliott, of the 61st Regiment, is the only passenger in the Ambuscade. I , ‘ e lament to state that Gib raltar continues very sickly. The ship is under quarantine at the Motheibank. JAW. 6. Arrived the Felkslene lugger, from off Dieppe, after a most dreadful engagement. Sailed the Andean bigate ; and the Moiestic armed ship, with a convoy for the Downs.—Wind Westerly. DEAL, JAN. 5. Arrived the &rob, Vandyke, front London, bound to Demerara; Hal ely and Archer gue-brigs from a cruise. JAM. 6. Came down the Utrecht man of war ; Franc', and Elisa; Heart If Oak, and Maria transports ; and remain in the Downs with the ships as per last. Wind Westerly. HULL, JAN. 4. The Delia, Featherstone, of this port, is reported to be on shore in Gothland. The Rochdale, a constant trader betwixt London and Selby, is a ground on Lowestoff Beach, her cargo has sustained considerable damage. The boy rouse Lett, of Elsinore, stated to have gone ashore near Flambro' Dikes, took fire and WAS totally consumed on the 27th ult. together with part of the cargo. On Friday the 14th nit. the brig 4fargasst of Sunderland, sailed from Shields on the day tide, coal loaded and bound, by positive orders from her owner. Mr. Hayton, to the Captain (Thomas Wat son, Monkwearmouth), to Portsmouth harbour, and to no other port. The wind proving remarkably fa vourable, on the Monday morning followin4, at six a.m. (being only 6.5 hours after the had left Shields), the Captain made the Isle of Wight, when, in going into Spithead, an African trader upset about a ca ble's length astern of her. At this jundure, the crew of the Margarti were employed in double-reef- ing the topsails, the wind strong from the Eastward; as soon as this wa; effeded, the Captain ordered the ship to be veered, and most humanely went to the assistance of the vessel in distress; when, by the greatest exertion and perseverance, aided by a smack and her crew, who witnessed Captain Watson's condud, and very laudably joined in it, 20 out of 24 of the African trader's crew were fortunately saved. This occupied seven hours, during which time, the Margaret had drifted so far to the west ward of the Island, that the Captain was necessi tated to go to Plymouth, and where he arrived safe on the following day. On Wednesday last, the brig Mary, employed in the service of the impress at Leith, put into Whitby by contrary wind, having on hoard about eighty Dutch prisoners, including several officers, with whom she is bound to some port in Holland, to ex change them for part of the crew of the Romney man of war, lately wrecked upon that coast. FRONT LLOYD'S LIST. Ge At 'SEND, JAN. G—rassed by the British Tat', front S4111%101; Two Sisters, White, from Nee futmdland ; l'alboliim, Buid..am, trona St. Übe's; Jean, Smith; and the Penelope, Lainb, from Riga; Areitoria, Imbatt, from Dublin; Fortune, Crawley, Asia thv Providentia, .1111A . 0:Nt.ii, 00.0 Dallt- Z,C the Bombay Cagle, fur the F. Ali Indies ; and the Friends, Howell, fur Jamaica. On Monday evening last, an alarming cry of fire was given in the streets of Ringwood, occasioned by the chimney of a thatched house being on fire, which communicated with the thatch ; and, as the wind was very brisk, and set exattly in the direaion of other thatched houses across the street, the most serious consequences were apprehended ; but fortu nately, by the very prompt and spirited efforts of the inhabitants, aided by the favourable circum stances of the thatch being frozen, which prevented the flames from spreading very rapidly, it was soon extinguished without any material damage being done. A fine boy, about six years old, son of a person of the name of TA Y LOR, who resides in Union.street, Leeds, was on Monday last burned in so shocking a manner as to occasion his death. Tire child and two others having been left in the house, he lighted a match, and in attempting to extinguish it, rubbed it against his clothes, and set fire to his bib ; the piercing cries of the children brought the neighbours to their assistance, and every effort was made to tare the little sufferer, but invaia, as he only survived the accided a few hours. MI 14011 Of EXTa•CTINO a PIN T ROM TRIE Tuaosx.--A young person of the name of BR y • iT, of chippenbArn, Wilts, a mantuaanaker, being in the habit of putting pins in her mouth (a habit, it seems, very frequent with persons of her profes sion), last week accidentally swallowed one, which, however, stuck in the lower part of her throat. The pain occasioned, as well as the alarm excited, by this accident, ultimately led to an application for sur gical assistance ; and Mr. GREENSUITIII, a medical prsaitioner of the place, was called in, who soon extratied the objea of alarm, by a method which, as it is extremely simple, and may prove of public utility, it may not be unacceptable to repeat :—The patient was placed with the head bent back over the back of a chair, an egg was then broken, and the contents poured down the throat ; previous to this process, an instrument was prepared, which is call ed professionally a probang, bat which is nothing more than a piece of sponge fastened on to the end of a smooth and slender piece of whalebone, about half a yard long: this insutuneut, in the moment that the patient endeavoured to swallow the con tents of the egg, was forced, with a quick steady hand, down the throat into the stomach, and is brought up the pin sticking in the sponge. ~.~:.. SALISBURY, J.x. 7. On Tuesday last, being New Year's Day, the Wilbury Company of associated Volunteers, ccas mended by Captain Bowie, and the Bulford and Durrington Company, commanded by Captain Sar jeant, assembled in Wilbur) , Park, agreeably to an invitation from Sir Charles Warre lklalet, Bart. Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant of the Avon and Bourne Battalion, of which these two Companies form a part; and, having performed many manoeu vres, they were joined by the tenantry of the parish of Newtontoney, and marched to a large barn, most commodiously fitted up for the purpose, where a good, hot, substantial dinner was provided for them. in the true style of British hospitality ; and having taken plentifully of some good old stingo, in which the healths of the King. Queen, Sir Charles and Lady Malet, with many appropriate toasts, were drank with loud shouts of applause, the two Com panies were drawn up in front of the mansion, and, giving three cheers in testimony of their gratitude for their liberal entertainment, they marched back to their respective homes in pertea good humour with each other. The Officers afterwards dined with a small &cleft parry at Wilbury House, and were most handsomely entertained, and again ex perienced the polite attention of Sir Charles and his truly amiable Lady, so often sliewn them on former occasions. TIIE MARKETS. 4:001t14 EXCHANGE, %intro air, JAM. 7. The fresh arrivals of Wheat for to.day's Market are but few. Our supply is good, from remaining Samples. Late liners ant declined, and mks a evidently at a reduaion ; but some few Samples of fine old Teich rather more than our general currency. Having a demand for Barley, it is brisk sale, awl ls. per Quarter dearer. Malt continues heavy. Tizit Beans are pluntlitn; tho.e and Peas nearly at last prices. We have a inisdling supply of Oats; best samples keep up, and uther riu4litled are noted rather lower. Flour is at a teductton of 51. per sack since last Monday. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 7115.9 t:. lUOs. 4 Beans 50, 56s CM. Fine do. ....1030. 105 s 04. I Tack Beaus .. ...47% :J4. al Rye 53 5. 514 UA. Oats 27s 30..3;3. 04. Batley 44s 49% 04. , P.,1and5..... ...Us ~:5 6i. Malt White Peas ..... 545. 60s Od. Flag. Fi0u....... 135 s 90s 041 Gres Pees 455. 49, Od Seconds Yo` 83s. Od AT IN MARK LAN"... of Dee. to the 29.6 of Dec the new Act. RETURN OF WIIF !nautili's' only from the 24th agreeably to s d. 2GS Quarters at 120 70 --- at 1131 27 -- at 113 270 at 112 415 --- at 110 26 -- at 109 75 -- at 1011 411 --- at 106 8115 at 195 35 -- at 104 6 110 at 104 119 tt 103 Totil 4,209 Quarts.' Is. lid higher s. d 135 Clostt-rs at 109 184 --- at 101 614 at 100 ---- at 96 at 9. 10 --- at lIIS 36 ---- at 90 12 -- at H 8 at 66 14 at 54 58 at R 2 , 17 --- at 60 ; —Average 104 s. 14. than last Retnrn. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Dec. 8!, to Dee. 28, from the 1: octet Office. Sacks. s 4. Sacks s. d 1 Sacks s. 4 1376.....100 • 5375.......9 3 0 1 814. 91 0 353...... 96 0 10.......94 6 39 • 91 0 2.0 .... 97 4 374... 94 0 166 96 0 711 .... 97 0 191 ..93 0 50 SS 0 84 .... 96 10 87 0 And • 10 Sacks at 1 6s per Sack. Total-6,367 Sacks.--Average 935. 74d. 16. 14d. lower than last Return. PRICE IF HOPS. ...... 111114111. IPOC IC BM Kent 41 Os to 51 Os Katt 41 Otto 51 108 Sussex .41 Os 1,1 41 14a Sussex 41 6s to 41 1.5 s Eat= 41 Os NJ 41 141 Faroitam..-71 04 to 111 Us tRICE OF SEEDS IN THE BOROUGH ■T BETA! L . Per Cwt. Red Clovert....4os. to 105. White ditto.. 70s. to 120 s. Trefoil ..... 20s. to 40s. Carrawsy ... 150 s. to 1401. Coriander-- 10s. to lit. per Bushel. Tu roip..•. • .... 18s. to ids W Mustard Smd Bs. to lOs Od &own dut0....165. to 18s C marl 7s. Od. to 8, Od Kyr Gra, , , pr. ur. 2Os I.r 'kb PRICE OF H XI( IATU ANL) STRAW ■uAT. PT. /A MEIN. WIIITCCMAPIL Hay 81 3s a 0 144 1 liav ..31 Is, a4l 13s New 01 Os aOl Oa Mew Ol 0- a 01 Os Straw ..•....11 tea a2IS. I Clover ..41 1.'4 a 3 5 * Clover 01 Os aOl Os Straw .ll 113 , A 21 4s smuniFIELD, MONII%V. Jan 7 To sink the offal—petit°lit of 416 Rid ' 90 ed to 4a *l I Veal.. 5 , 04 to fis Od Mutton... •34 Si to b. Si Pork .3.. 0,1 to 4s 4d Head of Cat de this Day, Resets, about 250--Sherp, 17,500. NEWGATE AND LE ADENH I,LL MARLETS. By the ea.raeb. S-cf ts 6I in 4, 0.11 Veal 44 to Ss 4d Niettnn... .lls dot to 4o 401 l Pork... So IM to 4s 4d PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Sams s's Market.. 41 2d TOWO Tallow 69. 64 Clare Market 4a Id Ruisia (Can.) ....... 70.04 Whitechapel Market 41 04 Ramis do. (So.) re, Stone of 81b. —.-... Melting Staff. . Mis 12. 34 Ditto lough 40e Average Price....4s Id Graves. No Grind Dregs lis Yellow Snap, ltd-e-Mcittled, Us—Card, 995. Pried or Candles, per dna. lls. 64.—Mnalas, ISs. 64. RAW HIDES. 99,0 !letters and Steers, Fes stone, 49. 04 to 4s. 4d. M..lWings Sas 44. to ie. d. Ordwats. I Market Ca . lf --11 s. Od English HOlllO Shoop Skins PRICE OF LEATHER. Botta, SO to !Alb. each Ditto, 60 to 6hin. tack 24d to 2W liderchanu Hock* 0 2}4 to 294 Deeming Hider 224 to 294 Fine Coach Hides 4 to 244 Crop Hides for cutting 23 4 to 244 Flat Ordinary tod to 234 Calf Skins, 30 to 4olto. pee Dozen... .344 to 394 Ditto, 60 to 70112. 354 to 54 4; Ditto 70 to SOlb 324 to SSd I SinallScals (Greenland) 424 to 464 & Lind ditto 1006 to 170. per &Hat. Tattoo' Harm Hides 2114 to 406 per hid,. COAL EXCHANGE, Jas. 7. Hest Coals, iii the Pool. per Chaktroo Ms. 6d. Ddivatiad to Housekeepers at 66,. 6d. fratettilasti, per Children ...II 06. Dames! to Housekeepers at •—• IA Mr. 177! WPM' Tr.y . r,4-7-11111,7,1111. • . - - - . • ' rid& or smelt ' • VOTAUDAIT. 3 per Cant. Red. 3 per Cara. Consols 511157; 33 EIL.V. 4 per Cant.. 3 per Cent. Navy /3011 UAW. 5 per Cent. Loyalty •1 f . .be Lang Annuities ... 01111iU111 lO 111 Exchequer Bah Is. dis par . English Lottery Tickets UP. 14s. Console fur........ s 9i: T. }USN, Stock. Broker. No. 4, Comhill, and 9, tharing•Cnes. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Jan. 2 Government Debentures, SS Imo cant Ditto, 4 per cent 79f • Ditto, 5 :nor cent ll9i COURSE OF EXCHANGE, F•IDAT, 'Av.& Ainstaitain .... 38 6 3 1:. Gotta DIM) at Sight .. 37 11 Venice 581 Ronald Ant IS 2 2U. Dolton lianibuigh 23 6 W. Oporto 6U Alton 35 7 21U. Dublin 9l Paris I dafsdate Ii 8 Ditto 23 16 2D. at.intlitaux .25 16 Cadiz —in Pape , Ditto Madrid Ditto 331 stfintl. liilloa Leghoi pi ' 491 Rattle. l9; Dublin ea London (Jaa. 2. : o•Mi t r 4. Portugal Gin.i .in and SW! ;),.; . 4 ri Daublowa . 0 4. New Dtdla!s Silver is u New Lout. •.4 • u Apo 401 the / :t..; 5 per Cent. .1. St • .) 11111 . 11 . 1 t. Yesterday so'n;:ight, Ly aingtona Lady Char:one Howard of a daughter. brIARRIAGES. Lately, at Clifton Hot Wells, John Lewis Aerie , . Els lass of the East India Company's civil service, to Mu. Win te„ of Fort Fergus, Limerick. Yesterday senuight, at the Holy Trinity Clattati, gate, by the Rey. Win. Flower, Mr. Startler, Govemorrif *fork Cart, to Mies Beal, youngest daughter of the late Mr. 'Thomas Beal, of Dringlinuaes, new that city. TIM same day,. the Rae. T Bowman, M. A. /Wow ef Twiny College, Canituidge, to Musa Margaret SeteetaWaitr, et Illawkwheed, iu l a ittrashir On Tuesday, by the Rev. R D. Waddilews, D.D. Dna of Ripon, James S. Williainsou, Erg. *rif Mahal Hill, to Min Ilarrioin, danoter of the late W Harridan, Zaq. Ittpon Fridai, at Ws.,cheater, Liras:molt R Muni Eldridge, Wan Southampton Vol amain, to M , si Augd, of Winchester, and tiara ::1 Chaucer', a young Lady of gowidoralde expectancy. On the 14th ult at Rylle, iii toe Isle hi Wight, Capt. ILS, of the OT hews frigate, to Mite B itsworth, daughter of Cap. Illettaworth, of thu South Muni On Tuesday last, at AAcurer, W. W. P. Garret, FA. of Alum Priors, to MO* Cartoon, daughter of the late Caitaill Cannon, of the Hotli flaws Militia. Lately, Nl.:e • Jackson, of Celli: Jackson, cousin of Lime. rick, F..g. to Mks. Waller, daughter of the lea Edward Wan ler, of Limerick, EA. (In Tuesday, at Lyme, "loaner Collins, Esq. of itrlossin House, near Tauatou, to Miss Cove, daughter of the late Key. Edward Cove, of Dutirlaud, an the county of Devon. DEATHS. On Tuesday last, at Trevillian Anna., war M. Coltish, the Rev. John Rennet. one of Her. Majesty's -Attain of the Peace fbe the county of Cornwall. At Rodman, Miss Peggy Hatable, of that place. He death was occasional by a pimple, which first mse oil the bart part of her neck, and daily increasia:, at length spread it , elt into the size of a large turnip r e se i nbling • body of putrid flesh. niedital astist Ince :bald *sack Ike maws of her order,and, atter languishing meal nsitatitsolhe aspired sins out ie least striieg'e. On the 25th ult. at Isis houlapt Moydree, sanity of I.ss • ford, the Rev. Rolven Wimp. iircbdoscrais . and Vicar-G . :ma of Ardagh„ agoil”.''' . • 4 . "I' At Deriaboy, King's oriony, lt,ibaut Dewiest, Ur At rawer. wet Lisoidokothe Nat a Thorns* Mosss 4 '.• Esq. iu the 79th year et lip 4a. the Rev. Wm. btaerw:l, LL.D. M. R. I. A. ite. HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT lA/NOOK "R i M& Mom. 11 min. atter 6.—.Evan.,30 min. after . SALES BY AUCTION. PRENDERGAST, PEMBROKESHIRE. Freehold Water Cotton Mill, At. with Seven Acres of Lust By PETER COKE, at; a KELL, and FOSTER, At Gartaii.t)'i on FItIUAY, lebloos -22, a' Twelve, ALL th.tt dapital EII.f.CTION, lately occupiel by iiittlt..vo Tophani, Ems as a Cotton Miiinfachm, four stores w height, containin 1511 spindles, but so striu4al at to he capable of working a mach games number, and supplied hi . .. powetul stream, which was known ra fail in the dr)init sea.on, mast chcibly situated at Prendergut, in the count. of Pembrok.., wattles unu mile culy of the ev• port tour, or 11,,rfxdoest, toczther with a substantial Dein. ing, • risumill, other small house carpenter, and smiler skims, rilaeglrer-home, barn, and ;able, garden, and am dins land, euntaiithig altogether seven acres with a cameleer btu addition or hlail.water, and banks on each side. That valuable work. bate been etetled with the bat materials, sad at a considi-rible expence, and are capable of being renamed very beneficial tea purchaser, front the cheapness of Mesa nit distri:t, and may be converted into a variety of ues is drefornitorill, Re. being peerliarty weli-adapted Pn any siaziouir manufattory that requires loom, and water is carry on an extansive concern with effect. The spinet* tnry or may not be taken at the option of the pure:Mon. May be viewed arty time till the tall on application to M. Peter Axton, lit,nnont, Heat liavork;derest; of whom pa - vitals may be had one month preceding; also of Maws. Bit.. Rickets, Yates, and Hodson, Manchester: White It - Blackburn ; Bush Inn, Bristoll the Celt*, awl the '.lw. • Haverfnrdwest ; the White Hart, Narbeinh; at ill: • Sale; and 01 Mien'. NKr Corte, Burrell, a.* mortettetrets.where a Piss of the Estate may be sem. . - PEMBROKESHIRE. • with Royahi , . Valuable a•,el !reprovable Freehold Baas, MUMS, Fishery, Perpetual Adavreen, &c. By PE TER COXE, _BURRELL, end FOSTER. At Garreivay's, on FRIDAY, Maids IL at 'Theta, AVEltYvaltialdle EMI iligidheedbie FREYA-101.11 FETATIE. evankeldidilloo saes el Land. led ha t 413 " 4 " will, coiled Grim TseEpeorbeing aseariek end Lotositip l os situate in a &bib pert el the candy of Pembroke, abo , ..' • ing in Game. five on the terhpike road hunt ; lase.. , . • west, and ten miles ins . Vagai i 'oensistingot lona.), /An: esteiards, bermes ) wen keiges,hersaa. stables, CISCO. ''o'Co meek of rich and fertile arable, meadow, and wt.-WI-taw. • • acres of which are eak ilmbef, highly ontainantak as welt 3.. (gable, and wish unite-Wed shisepswalks ; tha whole in a• • fence: together with the Slat Pr•aventatiole art Pcipo Mamma of the ILivieg of Great Tro‘pant, and ail tbs. it dial hienerial Rights, in , Comrt Leet,Ciatirt daren.dx. with • MOSS Of Fishery of SOK two miler id the West Kaddy, :• •• • shirttail Estate, a fanoutshie amain far cols hoot, and : • mon : then is good atone on the Emma fir building, end a g • mill may be emceed at very little .*pence. This roped, is ve , worth the attention a any liekieman mfanedemall Witt/ Ili 3. wish so invest him osoissy he lad, in a pert pithetaseek , wr the vela M land is daily ;Silicas in that part of Swath Wa' May be viewed any time till the Sale, sat appthasian to Sk Tatar Axton, Dolman, near tia.trtorthrott. of *bens pert"' ana I"t''''' may be had este month prowling ; aliment Ideawc ' DOClsit, Takes, and thideee, Manchester $ Eolut Chaellseri a ' Esq. Chester; the Beth Inn, Bretul ; the Cads, sod the Marider, Haverfeetwest; tie White Ilan Narbesh i at e ' Placed Sale ; and of Mew % Peter C..iis, Liner, and F 4-. Tbregmerton-street ; where • Plan of ties Estate may be s^e:. LONDON :—.Vtintod by GEORGE DAVIDSON, 71 WyCl4 Nteet, 3t. CISSUCIIIIN and published by POI ; RYDER, at the Dike. No. 13, 1.. k of St. Church, Wald, when. Orders fot dierayier, (post . 1114 is& be duly attended to. t:,11 A i v ? m T H ! p•phhri 040.4 ]/S. lq, To * h ic 01:1 1.1 dry Capt I,iver ; I(tethe MAA D To-n of The On ! On S V Prim Stamp. Inclaic Ittaaik lade, Leone :NI rs 11 Alter With I Mr. Mr Atkins Mr. Mr. L Thu and th To a ! , Ault a AN and a "NM ,Tk r bout and AN P Numb W. td Adr twelve dime V iv fa t e qi *en Can