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9 any person to induce him to behave- invitelsint ; but I he Au:petted the ',qtr. to he sent lima by dull asst met at Crus.ley's house, called the Ff 4nthtg Cia3. The MAGISTIA its told Mr. Wallace, they could not give him auy to.sistance. PICK-POCK kin. .firwes lieinnvrt and ./loot, Puffin, two %eU•known pick pockets. were nut to the bar. Young erne kin stated, that, on Wed nesd..v.Joseph Tredaway, a farmer of Hafeficld, near ll:bridge, bad his pocket picked of Rank Notes, to the amount of 451. On Thursday morning. he received private inform4tion, that the prisoner. Remnant, was the robber who WAS s..cured at the time, by the Prosecu tor, but w revlt+tl by the l'risoner. Pullen, who was in his company. He, in consequence, went in r.rstrit of them, into the rnuntry ; he tried to find them, in vain. during Thursday. Early yesterday morning, he heard where they were in Londou. He and Miller went, as direfted, to No. 6, Dnke- street, Bloomsbury, and found Remnant in bed. After securing him, they proceeded tw search the room, and found an elegant &attend ring and broach, a satiety of foreign wins, in a handsome purse, a very large quantity of plate, the prin cipal part of which is entirely new, and never been used ; a number of new muffs and tippets, and new fur trimming t several pieces of muslin, em broidered with r,~ !d, and (10-er raluable articles, besides Bank Notes and Hills, to a considerable amount. togettnr with the Prisoner's banker's honk, with the account of cash, which he keeps at the house of Rlocham and C• The officers apprehended the prisoner. Pullen, at a hAtse in Denmark-greet, St. Giles's, in bed. They likewise found in his room a quantity of plate, three gold watches, and a Metal one, brsqles a numb-r of valuablearticles, and notes. to the amount of about 401. 'Phe prisoner, Remnant, disowned any of the propertyt found iii his room, except the notes, and said, dirt was not his resi.tence ; that he lived in•rhe neighbourhood of Titrmoedsey, and was a chemist. The Officers informed she Magistrates, they h.. • : ot the %somas in custo.ty who cohabited with the - , saner, in that nouse ; she was ordered to be bought in, and the men were taken otit. She said irr name was Ann James; she owned be property ; and said she only occupied the room, where they were appre. headed. The account she gave of herself was, that since she had left her fatherand mother, sliehad ' , ern neatly round the world ; and, in explaining herself, she said she had been to Botany-hay, not as a convia, but to accompany a conir;a, George Wakeman, a pick pock.t. from pure affeainn, having lived with hires for a number of years. After they had been at Botany-bay some time, Wakeman use.l her so ill. that Governor King interfered and separated them. ffhe left that with a Mr. Paws, an American gen tleman, who took her with him to China, and a number of other places, by which means she ac counted for being possessed of many of the valuable articles ; but the pl,:te, she said, she had purchased since her return to b:rgland ; hut could not tell where. This circumseance strengthened the suspi cion of the plate b. ing part nt that stolen lately from a silversmith's shop, at Peterborough, or at a burglary at Knaresborough. All the Prisoners were ordered to be committed for further examination, and the parties in the country were written to, to come to town. M•ILROROVCH-tTRLRT. Yesterday, at this Office, a charge of an assault • ass heard bt tore the NI s niss as le, when a witness, On the part of the prosecution, alleged a complaint against a deputy svdtch-house keeper, stating, that at had received a fee of 101. and the I).. 4 fenclant and two others were liberated, after a regular charge had been entered in the watch-house hook. His as sertion was, in some measate, verified ; for, on the Prosecutor of a second charge appearing to prefer his complaint. the Defendant could not be found ; and it appeared that he was one of those who had been liberated. As to the third person liherated,thc business had been made up. The M•G.S 77777 reprobated tl.e conduA of Officers, in suffering persons to be set at liberty, before the complaint h.td been Infuse them in due form. In this instance, he referred th. complaining parties to the Committee of Magistrates, at Mar y-la;loottne watch-house,where redress would be given them, and the conduct of the Officer fully investigated. The In ivateer brcught into Deal, on the 13th, by the Cris.ser. is Le reafeur, carrying fourteen carriage grins, and fifty-six men, and sailed from Boulogne in company with L'Argie, and were toge ther when the Crigi:sr fell in with them. One was in :he aft of boarding a brig; the other bore down on the Cerise', taking her for a merchant-brig, but soon found their mistake, as she was instantly boarded and carried ; the former. seeing the fate of her consort, also bore down to her assistance, and, passing between the Criii:rr and captured lugger, unfortunately run down the Cramer's cutter, which was exchanging the prisoners, by which accident eighteen Frenchmen, a Master's Mate, and seven of the Cenrt-r's crew, were drowned ; the sea run- Mng so very high, and blowing strong, the Crouse, or the lugger could not save any of them: L'aftie took advantage of the accident, and made her es cape, as night also was coming on. On Monday sennight, the Officers of the 18th light Dragoons, quarered in Gnrt, in the county of Galway, gave a most elegant ball and sapper, which was attended by all the ladies and gentlemen of that town and neighbourhood, which amounted to upwards of eighty. The stair-case which kads through the Ern-rack, was lighted up with lamps, ornamented with wreaths of flowers, and different evergreens. produced a very pleasing effeft, and formed a handsome approach to the ball-room, which was fitted up in a sirMlar style, with much taste. The dancing commenced at ten o'clock, with t went y-c n •-• couple: Hon. Brigadier-General Sra w •rt cs. Lady F. Tertncrt ; Capt. HAT, Lady C. Marin; Major CHAIIJT, Lady M. STEWART, Hon. Capt. o';lstr.t, Mrs. GALBRAITH; Colonel Nrcesxxn, Miss Farenstrets; CaFtain Huones, Miss 0.1-1 a,... ; Mr. CRI•olf. Miss STAUNTON; Major Moose, bliss Bt. AXE, &c. etc. Between the dances, the charming band of the 18th played vas- MOSS nr..rtial er,tf appropriite tunes. At one o'clock the company return to a sumptuous suppet s And, at liAlf-past two. tic dancing recmrnenced, and was her up whir great :pirit tin five o'clock in the morn ing. ~. . - WA 7'il. rA'TELL!UEN . ittatsvoi: no, %or. 14. The Pl4O sloop eiiie tip from St. Helen's, and went .o the Motherbink this morning, where she se as put under quarantine for hating hid corn intinica,ion with an American ship. Eight AMerican ships also went to the Motherbank, and were pot qoarantine, agreeably to the late order in Council. Arrived the Siandard, of 64 guns, from the Downs; and the Flamer gun-ves;el, from a cruise. Sadcd the &Wire' sloop, with the Dona, "Mon, Prbeen, rem, and lier.-c/01Te trmylorts, for Cork ; the Ate,liwo, frigate is appointed convoy for the West Indies.—Wind Easterly. Came into harbour the Harpv sloop. PLYMOUTH, NOY. 13. Sailed the Teigemerth East India packet, for Lon don; Oi pia and ilenta frigates, on a cruize. DARTMOUTH. NOY. 12. Since my last, arrived the si:s.sertsa, Hillman, from Newport ; Duchess of Somerset, Jetford, from ditto ; Edward, Adams, from ditto ; Eqdrartsur. Hayden, from Bridgewater ; Star, Randal, from Bristol. Sailed His Majesty's ship Plata, on a cruise; Li dethe, Hardt,. Redbreast, :tad Steady, on ditto; and BsMarra, tor Poule. DRAG, NOV. 14. Yesterday evening, the Craiser sloop of war, Capt. Hariscombe, arrived in the Downs, from a cruise, with a large French lugger pr var-er, her prize. In shifting her hands, the Cruiser r down her boat, in which was a Master's Mate and several English sailors, and about twenty Frenchmen, all of whom cll. drowned. Sailed through the !)owns, the .V.,ffs tid, Sinclair, t,r Jamaica; also several goo-brigs, tor Dover Roads. Art ired the It/q/1:0 gun-hr , f , „ from a cruise; and remains in the Downs, wit!: the rest of the ships, as :rite CORK, NOV. 7. Yesterday His Majesty's ship .Ilemeor i Captain Bti !)ar.r, at ived in , n•r Itubour. lion. a cruise. •eiclar Majesty's ship iffriraine, Caps. flrot... Tautly, arrived in our harbour, from fortr.la, wan about twenty sail of mrrchaistmen, under convoy ; and, wrr are sorry to state, that the accounts of the yeilon fever, in the West Indies, brought by these I:,ips, are of a vi.ry •unfavoumble nature. Abort fifty of die officers, and ship's com pany of the ie ;Awe. have died since she lent Tor tola, and her Capt. has had two attacks of the fever, but is now perfealy recovered. The entire of this fl...et have been put under qua rantine ; and se cannot sufficiently applaud the vi gi;ance and a&ivity di'played by those who have the superintendence of the guar .ntine department. Among the passengers in this fleet, we are happy to announce the safe arrival of the Lady of the late Lieutenant General hit Wiliiam Myers, and Major Christopher Myers, respelling whose fate so many contradiflory statements have appeared. They are on board die Lay llartw.ni, but the quarantine re gulations have uot permitted them to land. The affricairie had nearly 100 sail in charge leav ing Tortola, but the remainder were dispersed in the heavy gales that then prevailed. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Geo.Sasso, Now 14.—Pasaed by, the 'row Margaretta, Midden; Juffrow Iretka, Simmons and Cis 1 . 11111 (Mott. —..., front Eardsdisa. Sailed, the Lady Ann, Feb..o; And the Jriffrow Maria, Brune, for Lisbon ; Bristol Packet, fnr New-Y•ok; Fauns, Cleary, for C..rk ,• Sophia Caro'ina, TFILIIII, Owrlaihl; Charles Pat Edwards, ---; Blirote; FnrnJahop, Nich..lson; (indents:anal, blooti and the V ruse Slimy*" fur End:Klan. ♦IRN'!D. At Dartmouth—The Hartatutiy. Frigusets, tiona Saint At Liverpool—The Packet, Trott, from Swam; Monti • ‘Vi!mon, Pout Virginia; Wells, /rein Ma st rli.na.et.; Trideist,lVilsoo, from Dominica; estop bail; llttsey, Tuttell; John. Rei.stry ; Nlary, Smith; Mary and Hannah, itlandford ; and the [Jester, —, from Sarinam. At At ilfohl—GVA, Flasoler,„ horn At Cork—Ladv Cathcart, Jubby ; and the Union, —; from Grenada; ita.Ahnuae, Reeves, from St. Love) Hero of the Nile, Isom St. V.tteent`s; Fa ry Franco, --; eus, Conituly ; and ttaa It.chard and Ann, —, tram SIM -11.1111. At C , ..nkitaren...ElMs, o.lm, loom Surimin. At I.6.nmek...ll'he Ale•antlet, Kmg,s, from Surinam; and the lsabdla, W oite.erhead, hum (;teoada. At New r;—The Dorothy, Hudson, from Leghorn. At Buottin—she if 041 Loaribm. At Peter.'4urgh—Toe Flu,s, Wilki,.son, moo London. At Revel—Thomas, Dixon; mil the Robot', i from London. At S,,rmam—The Princte• Rural,--..—, from Africa. A general meeting of the inhabitants of f ir mi ng . ham is called for the 22d inst. to take i.tto consider ation some plan for (reeling a Must u t, Sr strut, or Pt t.t.• a. to the memory of the late gallant hero, Admiral Lord Net.i.os. Sir RtC/lAKD Sni scuaN, while in the East In dies, under the command of the present Admiral Cottiwa Lt.'s, then Commodore, commanded the Phenix, and was sent to examine a Convey under L'itahnotv frigate of 40 guns, and, ou a retnsal of the Frenchman an anion took place. the conse flounce of which was the surrender of L'Atahnitt. Phc,:is, as his genius, gave the intelligence, and led him to the late splendid vinery. About 300, 001. were on Wednesday insured on specie from the Rank to Hamlairgh, to be for warded from the Downs by the Orphan frigate. The insurance was effected at two guineas per cent. Some persons think it proSahle, that the prices taken off Frefalgar, which escaped the storm, and have ...ince joined Lord Cot.tieowoon, are gone, for the present, to Tetuan-bay, or the Bay of Gib raltar, to be fitted up previous to their coming to England. While the 'title, of 4$ gam, heralmez ) , was lately engaged with the nine gun-mats in lilt) bay, her ensign was shot away from the mizen-peak, which the Spaniards supposed was struck, and gave three cheers ; our brave jars soon convinced them of the contrary, by firing at them a round or two of grape, hoisting a new ensign, and giving them three hearty cheers in return. A breeze then srusging fortu nately up off the land, the AO had 411 opportunity of obliging them all with a handsome dressing, sink ing one, and drisiat the Teat upon shoal wat er , where they retuaati,i, at respeatel distance. firing, at long balk s till the Asti cleared the Port of CHATiI.III, Nov. IS. • Several troops of the German Legion have passed through this town within these two or three days; we never remember to have seen men of more mar ti 41 appearance, or of finer figure ; they are mostly six feet high, and proportionably stout made : on their •marc't, they amused thcniselves by siogin4 some national or martial air, in which they all joined; they are to j•iitt the troops embarked at Deal. On Wednesday night, our towns were brilliantly illuminated in honour of the iktory gained by the fleet under the command of the late gallant Lord Nelson. Lord NELSoN'S estate of Bronte has never yet pro duced him .1 guinea, as ever since the year t 799 he has direned every shilling of the revenue (which is about 3,5001. sterling, per ann.), to be laid out in improve ments, under the immediate dire lion of Mr. (Si ees, banker, at Palermo. This estate is subjeCt to a small legacy, he has Lift se•bis brother, now earl NELSON, and to his heirs; bat his means were ton limited for all the objects of• his tenderness. The service upon which Achiiral Louts was dis patched by Lord Nsistivi, was to the Barbary coast, in order to settle, by conciliation, a new dispute that bad arisen between some of the powers and Ad miral KNIGHT. ..... The little comet discovered by M. &Jas.:alio, the 20th o.9ober, in the morning, was perceived on the same day, and in the same hour, by J Las: Luuis PoNs, porter at the Onservatmy of Marseilles.— " This is the 93th which we know, according to the list in my astronomy. It the 4th discovered by M. Yore ; and I solicit the Government to encou rage him by a gratnitr•. Astronomy is deficieut in ►espett of Comets."—lla LALANVL. TIFF M.4IIKETS. CORN.EXCHANIGE. ESIDAY, N.v. 15. There are but middling supplies rd Wheat here to-d ; expeci.ng many *viva'', few parchl.es are 111.1.1 and thus: at &beet last wire Bailey, m U 'MU supply. has ten buyers, et 2s and 3s. iter (palter i-d wen.. Malt and While in re little Alteraunin. ai OW Peso; areseatee, and higher. Oat. chart g na! :Atueles are scarve, and A,out 2s. tizaret. Flory At in.; quutatien. CURRENT PRICE ()F What 454 53- 70.. Ilan.. 504 se. Fine -14. 74. 01 Tick lican, .....811• Oil. R,.. l3. :41. 01. 4.).1t; 26. 30. Mi. Barley 34..3'/• 0.1. ratan+. 57.4 :411 04 .141. . 7J. 81. 04 R:.pc :Nerd 41 441 .Yhite Fea4.....52.. 38, 04 Fine Ftinv.... , os4. 70. Oa • ;re., ;33. j7s 61 Sr •.4.. 60s 0.1. RIKTURS OF WUIF.A inclu.ltng only hoot the 25i agreeably to s. d. 444 Quarters at SO to at 79 409 -- at 78 164 --""'" at 76 134 ---- at .. 161 at 74 6 1073 - at 74 318 --- at 73 719 - at 72 iftl---- as 71 1705 ..---. at 70 1004 - at 69 190 - at 68 6 603 -a-- at 6$ And 1000 u Total, 16,13 Quartei Is. 3.4. lower t A RETURN OF FI.OUR, Frnm Now 2 to Nov. 6, from the Cocket Office. Sacks s d. s. d. Sacks s. d 14.... 75 0 112.... GS l) 50.... GI 6 3.... 74 0 10.... 67 6 164.... GO u 3.... 73 0 144.... 67 0 7.... 59 0 12476.... 70 0 53.... 66 0 I 15.... 56 0 10.... fig 6 837.... 1.5 0 1 14.... 55 379.... 69 0 114.... 64 0 41.... 50 0 W.... 61 6 00 ... 63 0 Total-15,203 Sack s.—..—. A v e r. lower than last 694. 2N. 111. U X RR 1 DGE The Corn Inveloes Kewui , on Then y, N., 14 Whet, per load I • s t 04 to 211 —s 1101c1, re , qr sls Od to 454 Od I /Ms :L3s Cid to rls 04 Restos 'tit 04 to 365 04 roue PRICE or SLEDS IN MARK-I.ANE. Caraway Od to D. Od Trritol is. Od to get Od Whit. %costars! S.•cd . 64 to Brow., (IMO 5l 611 to tontp lot Od to Woad Nets .. 211. Od to Long Pods 3O. 04 to Tare.. !St 03 to SasOrd to Kve•Grass 15s Od to (:attrrt ed q 534 Od to 14$ 6.1 per bushel lf • 04 164 (hi 76s 11.1 per quarter. 564 04 Orl 30s 0.11 0,1 PRICE OF St. JAIIIf4I Markat 4* 2.1 Clare Marken Whoterhapel Market *a 1,1 Per Stone Blb. I lit bil Average Prins... 4s 14 Town Tali • •... .-.H15 6.1 Ye'!ow Snap, a Prrze of Can.lie . per doz. ,T IN MARK LAM.. :It of Oct.to the 24 of Nov. the new Act. 592 at 67 6:6 at 66 646 -- at 63 5 - 0 - at G 4 at G 3 216 at 62 7,7 --- at 61 21)18 at 61) 506 --- at 58 5.38 at 57 1.19 at 56 Sts--- at 53 602 ---- at 12 420 at 54/ en at 4th. —Average 644 9:1. last Return. PRICES OF H \Y AND STRAW. ST /AM//./ VISTIRDAT. Hay .. 91 Os a 41 15. New atom... —Ol Os a 01 Os Ssr.ir ll 16s a 21 2 MIIITIC 44444 . Hay 31 14s • 41 14. Clover SI Os a (I Os Straw .11 12s ■ II 14s PRICE OF HOPS riot. tacos rt. Kent to 71 164 Kent .71 —s to 91 —0 nuste , <.... .71 —.I to 71 If. Surer 71 —s to 81 16s F.541•X 7l to 71 lOs I Farnham... 101 tots! re sminiFici.u, FRIDAY, Nov. IS. T. ink tho 0121—per Sten. Of 316. Beef ns 441 to 4* 4d I Veal Ucl 00 Gs 114 Mutton. Di' 6.1 4' 641 Par k ..46 04 to 56 Od Iliad of Caida this flay, Itaa.da. *Mat 700- , -Sheep and Lambs, d, NEWCATE AND LEADEN!! %Lt. MARKETS. a, the Grace. It-ef ?s 84 to 3. $4 I Veal 34 04 to 44 04 Mutton .2. $.l to 54 04 Peek 4s 04 to b. 04 TALLOW. y Hit,w Rumis.... 7l• 7Ti White ditto.... 69. Oil Snap --• Oid 684 Od Melting Stuff...... Cd SS. lid Ditto roiirh 'l94 464 Gray'. lli Good Drees 10. -Mout, I , sifr—...Curtl, 911 s. lls A —714.1111.15, 12. 0.1. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Stearn, ier stone, 31. 6.1. In 4s. Od 3s. 2J. to 3. 44. Ordinary Maritsa Calf l2•. 6J rads. done Shoop Sktais ....0i. 414. to fs "%ICI: OF LEATHES Rua, Sn t 4 Vt each DA.t.s. 60 to &Alt. toteit .64 10 V. Merch.dits Backs 2.4 to P• • pres.itot 2ll Fine C tsch 2:pi to P . .. Crop !lilies for cutting 29d to P. 4 Flat Ordinary . srs to *yr c a lf sk in ., 31 t o 411:1) I,er Dorm. io ta Ditto, 5I Ditto, 70 to 4111.. • 364 to :.9.• • Loll) irols (Gt • 36.1 to Vol' Large ditto 100 s to 1110 s per desser t . Taimeel Hawn Hides tSe Is Ws to ht4r. goat SkiM ...a to —4 dato COAL-MARKET, Nov. 15. Ships at 111.rkst. Sold. Pries. 44.. Nowca.tte . • .34 401 Od a ....14 44.. i:mott..rlast•l I . . Cotalers =r - Ic NIFITINGS OF CIZEDITORS AT GOILDIInI.I.. /0.-untroAT• hl ro. William Mollie, liackno,..r.ad, Stioneditoh, hildd.r sex, vrAtelt.m.lter J o h n M..' to, late of the Cinwn and Cu*Won. Princr . . street, EtAllyiron,lmidon. victuAller • :• . 4 - -- _ PRICK OF STOCKS. YESTLRDAY _ Rank Stuck . 1.5;1! 21 per Cmt. Roducal •• • ••• •• 5 4 3 per Cent Consols ... 4 per Ceut. . t! I S pet Cent. Nary ..... ........ 1 . 11 per Cent Loyalty tn. L. 11( Alllloill •S .• "%a lnivri II 3 oer ektllt 4' 4 Dit.o A Mlllll4ll. • • , -04 Irvtia SUIIIII ll2, i • Ft . ,. F:a, iti-r Syr poem. Conllt.l6 for T. -DISH, Stnek•brukie. Ne 4, Corneal, awi 9, Cilar.,% PRICK Tlil.li& )cT. hyrni! On Toe-da, law. Mrs. itrotrui.!, Btoru 12th L (ht Dtaanont, 01 On the ISth to.tant, at Suffie . .il of the Ifortonrable Major Petra, ..i On Tue.l.q , at Berri Hill, Sutithainvton, Rev. J. M. of a MARRI On Wednesda►, George de 4, of fitzrey.squate On Monday la.t, at the church of St. Jamie. the fikees'l" rotes, by the Res. William Tourism", William Payne, Eq • street, Horouelt , to Miss 3-adult, eldest dargeter William Sear tun, EM. DEATHS. Friday I:•at, at his lodgiTg;,ita;eter, after a lingering - nets, Lieut. Ferguson, of the 25th Regiment of Light Dia • goons At Port Royal, in Jamaica, in Jul. I..st, Mr. Kifignigt 5.. elan, a nativeof lionoptnn, and Mnlshilottan on baantilli. 2 , - nnty's shin Rein Deer The Captain, in communtilining death to Ins slather, regret, the lure of a deserving Ind prod.'— iog DIGS! WATER THIS DAY NT LONDON bpi" Ninto onn. after 11 Es ... .3! min . r SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS, AND BOORS OF PRINTS. By MESSRS KING AND 1.04.11F.F., At their Great Lem, 38, Kiorv.treet, Coverat-gtehs, Tills EVENING, at Six, A Nliscellaneous COLLECTION cf PRIN by ancient amt molern Mast., e, (several of !bent Ea h w.tv and Rooks of Print. • anionz them are, the CAW • da Choosey'', Vie; dev Peintres, Pilkington's Dielivoary, Po :- folios, ,f r. May Is• viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues bail. R vOKS.wily MESSRS RING AND LOCIIEE, At Their Great {loon), in King-.trees, Cov , ntli trden, on TUESD Y NEXT, And Two following Dayq at Twelve, ACOLLEC PION of BOOKS, including Jo.c phi. Grac. aod Lat livrercampi, NCR Graeci a!) St - Amen, Wo..d's Ruins id Palmyra ; Voyage. de Chardin, 3 tom ; U I Chr le; Cooke% llogartb, ninety-five Plates; Lam 111,1 Natured. , 42 torn.: Memoirs" de Grammont ; Vincrai vro. ; Chalmer's Shakspeare, 10 vale. super.r., I parer; Ewayist, 0 von.; D..niers Rural Sport', 3 volt ,• o'd Ptiy. , and several 01 the belt Authors in S l ants!' Lt •- rature. May be viewed on Mondry next, and Citalriguee then NORTH WALF-S, DIENIAUDSHIRE. VALE OF CLWYD. At the White Lion Inn, Ruth,is, on TUESDAY, the 4 .. 1 Day of Novernlser, ISCS, between the limns or Two o 4 Sic u'Clock iii the Knotting. in LAD, unless previously by private ContraCt, of winch due Notice will be ry.lu, .übjell In Conditions tben to be produced, r 'iHE extensive and very improved, r. I HOLD ESTATF.,oallod the RATHAFERN Es r' I ' consisting of a capital Mansion-bouse, called itsthatero Cusch-lesirsos, Stabling, and suitable Oat-builditir, I• thinive Kitchen-gardens, and extensive Plesure-ground ; getber with the Woodi, Demesne I.ands, and Yawn's t which are in excellent cultivation, and most n. minted, the Whole onntainmg upwards of Nino, eo: . Acres of Land. The raeliestful Seat of Sathafern Park, the • and brandies of which are so well known, is situ mile from Ruthin, nine lion' Denbigh, and mn-•+<•* t Chester, in the mt•t beautiful awl k,tiie Yale of Or, • which, end the adjoining country, the Manearin-hoia. • • . . _ . - Pleasure-grounds command the mo.t &lilted! view:. 'Fhe above Estate is well timbered, and part ofd is au/v.,. to mita* very valuable veins of lead ere, Imo, whin c. pDifit ins• he derived The Farm.hatives are iu good r. , . cal the land, its general, iv eapebb of great improvement The several tenants will thew the ta.nis la their rest.: holdings; and Mr Whitbv. of neer Che.t..r ;. has thy maps of the I,rate), mad Mi. Hugh Orrin, ul b • are avtlanited to treat 10. the what.: be private ciattrat:. Printed Particolars may be had of Mr. Whitby rot Owen; also of Mr. liuglies, No. 3, Ifolhorti-enuo, 4; • I.nu.l•nt t Mew.. Lace and Ilaevall, I.ivarpie.l; RaclionAaisrl Edward Jolley, Marirteder; at • Hotel, C .e.ter ; Whit* L.•tu, Rattans Sell, Denbigls ; - Lie.,, Shrew.hury. LONDON :—Prmtrd I. DP.VII)SON, No. 17, I.) Coon, Bow Street, Covent (laden, and Y.ablrshol at • 0460 4 N.. 5. blmk of St. Clerreat's Chards, S- hr w. sTucK, a No. 7, Ne. belt o. Suer', Lnne ' tnr th•-• Paper, armat ni the elni..e : I re;-r , b• duly •tteoked N. • . PRICK OF Iltlill STUCUS4.-Uce. SI. Gov htne.k. zai in r Cant 391 Glow. Debentisres, 3 per Cent. "OS —•. cognise OF 9 KCHANni: --Nog. 13. trottatolrot. .... .15 111 4 V. Gen.•• 47e into ..t Sight .. , 's ii Venter 491 ''utter':.. - .•. • .. II 7 2 U. I...b•in 4l II ..nbuit• ...... 52 9 *4l I 4l 1: , ••na .. . .. 1 .! IJ tilt. I ?).•••l-n Pao. 1 Da,', Date 45 4 Ce:k 1$ 04u. 14..uo.e.ma Mart.id .. —in paper and Na,s pet 0i... 09 G I) Cade Dot... AI effect. Stly... Irk flat • Stand. 9 5 9 3. lox I eche' n ai Agin on the Kink • "Wane Naples -7 54 per Cent. MIA.. on London (Nee. 4) .•• ••• ..... ... Hellas, 011 London ' Nov I:• • • ....... • • sr' Belfast on flio'ilitt (Ditto ) 4i 14 At • twrnis. On Tne-dsv law, Mrs. itn.iwn•!, the Lady of Litiot-Coloo : 111(;.1.-; 12th L !ht Dragoons, nt a ton. On the 11th instant, at Suffiral Htmae, in Norfolk, ilgo Ls. , r of the Ifotionratiln Major Petro, of a son. Ou "toe. try, at Rena Hill, Southampton, the I.sdp oft • Rev. J. AL Ri.:e, of a vol. MARRIAGFC. On Watilneelar,Deoore Dinfry Goodysr, Esq. to Miss qi •