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GLASGOW, OCT. 14. CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE. In the case of Jahm riv;pLelt, accused of the mur der of his wife, it appeared, in the course of the proof, that the Pannel and the deceased, together with a son of the Pannel's, went from their resi dence, at the Bridge of Weir, to the village of Houston, upon the night libelled. That the son left the Pannel and deceased together, about nine o'clock. in the house of Barr. a grocer, at Houston. where they had got some spirits, and he then went Nome. Ihe deceased and the Pannel then pro ceeded to one Batbour'4, a change-house-keeper. when the Pannel had some whisky and a bottle of porter. During all this rime, it appeared. that the deceased, who was quite sober, appeared extremely anxious to get the Panne! to go home, which, how eve►, with some little heat of temper. he repeatedly refused to do. A few minutes after ten, they lef. taw house of Herb tar together, and proceeded along the road to the Bridge of Weir, for 900 or SOO yards. where they were seen by two of the Wit nesses & the deceased still pressing her husband to gn home, which he refused to do ; and one of the Wit nesses heard him say, in a loud and rather an'ry tone, " I've won it. and I'll spend it too " About twelve o'clock, no the same n►t;ht, a farmer going homewards along this road, passed two vet-sons, au. steering the description of the Pannel and the de ceased & but. the night being dark, he could not identify or swear to the person of the Panne', or even to his belief, that the person he then passed was the Pannstl. And, next morning. the deceased was finind at this spur, which was only SOO or 500 yards from the village of Houston, barbarously murdered, she having received a violent contusion on the forehead, and a fraCtuie of the skull, behind the ear. The Pannel was nut all night, and when seen in the morning, had some drops of blood on his breeches. Their wane several other minute cir cumstances, which are impo s sible to detail, insisted upon and proved by the Prosecutor. The Pannel, on the other hand, adduced evidence to prove, that he had !even children by the deceased, with whom he lived upon good habits. One Witness de pones', that lie never knew Pannel strike his wife, though he was rathet outrageous, or rough, when in killer. The Pannel's declaration, which he admitted, was then read as evidence against him. lie therein acknowledited having left Houston in company with his wile, nn the night of Saturday ; but de clared, that being much intoxicated, he could rn. recolleft any thing which afterwards happened to him, till he awakened on the approach of day-light, next morning, and found himself in a ditch on the North Road, and, concliniiug that his wife had gone home without him, he immediately travelled home ; and, being told by his ch.ldren that his wife bad not come home, he sent two of them in search of her, and went himself to bed; but on their re• turning w;th t'.e information that she had been found mnrdeied on the road, he immediately jumped out of bed, and went and met the corpse. The Pannel adduced three or four witnesses in exculpation, to prove his general peaceable demean our, and that the spot of blond on his breeches was occasioned by blood from a finger of his left hand, which I.e had accidentally cut two days previous to the mut der. _ . Atter a very accurate charge from the Advocate Depute, a most ingenious defence of the Prisoner by Mr. Fistoeson. and a clear and impartial summing up of the evideuce by Lord CULL EN, the Jul y were inclosed, with orders to return their verdiia on Mon day morning. Counsel 111 r the Crown, Mr. M'CONNOCIIIT, Ad vocate Depute ; for the Prisoner, Mr. leitouson lad Mr. WILDDERSURN. The AnvuLaze Wein e then moved the Court In defer the diet, fro ioco d tempore, against John Hodge, accused of uttering false cuin, ra conse quence of the princip.ll witness labouring under a disease which rendered it impossible to administer to him the oath ; at the same time he stated his intention to proceed against him at a future period, and, therefore, he petitioned the Court for a new *arrant of commitment against the Prisoner.—This was Accordingly granted, and the Prisoner was re committed till he should find bail. The Diet was then called against Jean Alive., accused of child-murder, when the ADVOCATE Deruzz Stated, that, upon a reconsideration of the ease, he was satisfied there would be a deficiency of proof, if the case went to uial is hoe sista. He, therefore . , moved their Lordships to desert the diet ligAins; her, pro 4c. fit 11111111014, which was done accordingly. On Monday, the Court tuet at eleven o'clock, when the Jury inclosed on the trial of John Campbell, last Saturday evening, returned their verdiEt, all in erne voice, finding the libel N t Proven, arid the IPri inner was assoilzied, and eismissed from the bar. Several appeals from inferior Courts were heard and determined. The Swint, Gatelle of the 7th of April last, states the receipt at letters from Captain Ftmneas, late Commander of His MAi trr v's ship hicertigasor, dated from the Isle of France, the Bth of August, 3804, where he waa detained a prisoner. Capt. FL; Ines sailed from England some time since in the In es:lipase, to survey the coasts of New Holland. Af ter completing a principal part of his mission, the I,wertisetor was found to be in so bad a state, that she was broken up. Capt. Fr.i sr seas was returning to England .n the Porpoise, when that ship and the Cols unfortta,.. - .ely struck upon a coral reef, and were lost. He was :iiterwards proceeding for this coun ay, in the armed tender Cesderldsid a when he was fprced to put into the Isle of France,where,nntwitb otanding be bad a passport from the French Gower n inent, granted during the late war, direEting any ranch Office r at any port where he might be corn pp !led :o touch, to render him assistance, and pro icEliaa, the Governor, General Da Cass, detlar -4,a him to be an impostor, and ordered him into cmAr.enicat. Through, however, the intercession of Caitaia s:I, of the French Navy, Cap tain k i I POW was afterwards removed to the house appropriated to the c.nifinerneat of English Officers, of war, and Use Ig/tactic part of his books and charts one restored to hini. In this situation he lee d..te of his letter, having been intnrined, ti at he could not be released until orders e.cadrod (tens France. -••••-• • • 4",;"Al aatP: NAVAL ISTELLIGLNCE. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. O. Arrived the Georgirmo, Captain l'itts, from Lon don, bound to the South Seas; Ithistrinta man of w.tr, and the //revs frigate, from the Lteward laltmis.—Wind N.E. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 19. Since my last sailed His MajJesty'• s!tip InwrNear; Ahr.neon, finder, for Limerick ; Pbena, Joh', linll, ctrl Staunch guts-tnig. Arrived the Viper cutter from Weymouth, the Eleanor sloop of war, Caroline, Eii:o, and Jane ten der, and the Vanguard, in a very leaky state, to be refitted. _ ----- Sailed the ILizard sloop of war, on a cruise. DOVER, OCT. 30.. The Diligence sloop of war is now come into the Roads ; she is coming into the harbour, and to re main as a guard-ship, a circumstance never known here before ; it hai created much uneasiness among the sea-faring people, as they are likewise in expeaa tim of having their Sea Fencible Tickets called in. This has produced a variety of conjeaures ; but nothing has yet transpired, which could lead to a discovery of the cause. TAAL, OCT. O. Arrived in the Dovras, yeserday evening. several sail of hameward-hound West Indiamen, which sailed this morning f;.r the River. Sailed the Vinut frigate. Ditig‘nce and Comb('lane sloops of war, on a cruise; dencita and La Smihaile sloops of w•ar, for Sheerness. Arrived the Alert sloop of war, and several other cruisers, from off the French coast, and remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. Passed the hack of the Goodwin Sands, from the North ward to the Westward, five rail of Russian men of war.—Wind V.L._ TALMOOTII, OCT. 18. Arr;ved the Judas, from Madras, last from Creokhareo, bound to London ; the Swedish ship Neperne, —, from Saloe ; Anadne, Dale ; and the &dined, Lane, from Jamaica. Sailed the Swedish ship Huppe/t, De Carole, for Marseilles; American brig, Rover. Waite, for Na ples ; and the ditto, Washanzton, Dtew, from Leg horn.—Wind Y A RMOUTII, OCT. 19. Arrived the Nervvirb Packet, Capt. Smith. from Plymouth, fu: Sunderland, in ballast; and the lerel, Bedwell, of this Port, hound to the North, with the loss of anchors and cable!. Five vessels (coasters) are on shore between this Port and Hasbro', twb of them likely to become wrecks. HULL, OCT. lil. The Orpheus frigate, with the homeward-bound Oporto fleet under convoy, on coming out of Fal mouth on the 6th, was joined by the Cugtorc packet, of this port, which, in our last, we stated to have patted company a week before their arrival. The fleet has arrived in the Downs. CORK, OCT. 14. Scarcely any occurrence of an ordinary sort has mawd so universal a sensation of regret as the strik ing of Admiral Drury's flag on the Irish station. Among the commercial past of the community, his foresight, aFlivity, and continued efforts for the pro teelion of the general trade, is felt with the warmest sentiments of approbation and respell ; and we Wil der:mod it is intended, and highly do we applaud that intention, to record, at once, the sentiments of the one, and the useful and honourable services of the other, in a valuable memorial of their esteem. Saturday last artived at Cove, His Majesty's ship Druid, Captain Brook. and ile:us sloop, Captain Kittoe, both from a cruise ; and yesterday came its His Majesty's ships, Boadicea, Capt. Maitland, and Amethyst, Capt. Spanger, and Helena sloop of war, Capt. Losack, also from a cruise. 't his morning, His Majesty's ship Dryad, Captain Drummond. sailed from our harbour on a cruise. His Majesty's sloops, Roge, Capt. Curtis, and Ildeaa, Capt. Losack, also sailed, the former for Waterford, and the latter for Portsmouth. CON VO Y S. 1 east, in Leith Roads, Mr Loon. O. 16, 1803. I have the honour to acquaint your Lotdship, for the infor mation of the persons concerned, that the final convoy for this searni, frum hence to the Pattie, will he provided to sail on the I!Sth convoy Mill A6O be appointed to sail at the same time for Tonteingen and Cuxhaven. have the honour to be, ray Lord, Your Lordship's most obedient bumble gervant, The light Hon. the Lord Provost, J. VASHON. &c. Edinburgh. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. OtARSIND, Ocr. 111.—.Patiel by the Margaret. from Pil low; Waterman, Lind's', front Rip • Risme 31it Rehr, from Norway ; Diamend, Pyle, arid the 6aphne, f rom tershurg ,• Union, Vanning, and the Concordia, from Erohden. Sailed, the Caledonia, Hamilton and the Mary. Purcell, far Africa; Such and Dreehorit, W Abates, for Cal , bra ltar t Moak's. geibein Rnaire foe Roningrdm.:rg Jong, Harman, sad dill Amp Poor, Js ' enks, for Embdess. AINIVIO. Off flastings--The Queen Charlotte, —, from Gowen. Off Dover—The Enterprise, Burgess, and Margaret', from Grenada • Indmtry, Denman, from Tortola; Adventure, from Tobago ; Aberdeen, Morgan, front New Yetk ; Sir Sidney Smith, Malvin's, Humble; and Henrietta, Lord, farms Sorinans. At Portsmouth.—The John and William, fackley, from Surinam ; Admiral Pakenhain, C from Antigua lavrney Flutter, Curry, from Tobaio ; Richmond, Mauls, from IMmutica; Ophelia, ---, from Quebec, James, I.losaldaen„ from St. Vines es; Princess, Francis. and Dal mmple, Shield, from Demerara; Albion, Romayne from T•iiirdad Orion, Graham, from Grenada • Princess !Royal, Sorer. ; Lute Jean, --..—, and Edwar d, Walker, ham Demerara; Gibraltar, Craig, from Siountserratt ; Hopewell, Warmer; Brothers, ---; Mary, Oswald; Pursuit, Mout goner , and lieUy,Williarns, from Jamaica. At Cuwee—The Jacie,W bite, from Jamaica ; and Canialmaa, Rowell, from Trinidad. At Liverpout—The Jame: and Kitty, from Arch. angel ; James, All.son, and Good Intent, Dana, frum Lag ; 'l\ um, Heiman, imam Demerara Enterprise. Taylor, h aw ph., Orleans; Sane, Hewitt; Jolla Lull, Sarah, Lightluot ; and Duncaa,Taylor, from Jamaica lu the Clyde--The Elitaneth, Gull, frum Jamaica ; and Hopewell, Rob/maul, from Tortola. At Guernsey—The Charlotte, Tardli, fret. Tortola. At ittfau—Tbe Hope, Dawns, from (anti:a. At Curt-a-The Chatty, Scalier, form Quebec; roicansonto, from St. Uloes,; Jesse, —, from ',boa ; s a lly, Hunt, frau Trinidad; Benjamin and Mary, —.—, fr o m Vng.uia ; Fame, —., and Hope, Conolly, hum itarbadoos. At Dublin—The Cathari no, Crew, from Tortola ; and Alex ander, M'Kenaits, fru m Li s b on. At eroolt llama—The Clarence, Gres..., (r.m Demerara. At Bean cuara , —TheAlclit , i.t, Irons St Vincent'''. At Smyrna—..lianiett, Henderaun, and ivendship, 11,•ket, Crum moo. rift M.4I:ICEtr. • CORN-EXCHANGE. StosiDAY, OcT. 41. • The su,pl) of Wheat is-day, r is consideiable, slid the mil lers in demand,; numerous. SAIoS, of e•wrl •iudity, are stride readily, and fully support Lan pncrs. flarlCy 111 fr. quest, arid rather dearer. White Pea. and Malt fluctuate but little Grey Peas 111 gond Supply, sud I us•ther dedint 111 as do Beans of each de.cription There at., large annals of Oita, and but few of fine qu kitty, which are a. d •ari other sorts, Is. aid 24. per Quarter lower. Flour i. nut cheaper OUR F.NT Pitli'L OF ORAIN. Wbea• 4os 56. 65..' Ram. Vu5ed0......... 70.. 74. 0.1. I Titk Remo .....36. 44•. Od. Rye 3O. 34. 01. 9at, 45. 514 33. Battery 364 04. vela-14 54s 36. Od. Malt. ...72s 79. 04. I Rape Seed 40 431 04. White Peas 52.. 5 1 1.. ikl Fanc F1uur ......6!54.70. On. Grey Peas 56. 43.. Orl 6O 655. ed. RETURN OV WHF.A . including only front the 7th agreeably toll 1. d. 14 Quote(' at J 16 at 44 -- at 7 —.--. at 5 91 --- at 4 198 --- at t 77 at S4J -- at 0 45 at di S 493 -- at 8 95 -- at 77 351 at 76 444 ...__— at 7S If 3 at 74 249 at 73 744 at 18 1075 --- at 70 Total, 9,343 Quartel 2r. 11,141. lower t LT IN MAItIC of Oct. to the I.lth of Oct. the new Act. a a. 950 --- at G 9 672 at 64 167 at GG 609 --- at Gi 566 at 64 462 at 63 172 at 62 44 ---- at 61 10b1 at 60 44 —-- at 59 74 at 57 57 --- at 56 51 ---- at 55 142 --- at 54 100 --- at Spl 50 at 50 .—Average 695. tan last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Oct. S, to Oct. 11, from the Cocket 0111c4. Sacks. s d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks s. 4 ,;91.... 75 0 356.... 69 U 147.... 65 0 10.... 73 0 135.... 60 0 5.... 68 • 38.... 74 0 45.... 67 0 23.... GO • 6593.... 70 0 44.... 66 0 I 10.... lob • Total-9.796 Sackc.—Avrtop,, 70s. 4t. 75;:d. turret 'ban 1447 return. PRICE OF SEEDS IN IsIARE-LANE. Carraway sew 93s 01 to 100 s t per cwt. Coriander l9s 0,1 tai 14r 01 White Mosta, J Seed ls CI v• Itt, 11 , 1 piss bushel. Emir n ditto 9s OJ to 17s Od Brawl Beaus . 'sfos Od s. 57s Caper guitars. Loos Pods s4. 0,1 to 461 Od Tares 33. 04 to 40. Od to )21 Od PRICES OF IIAY AND STRAW. faTUIDAT. VIII . Hey ♦1 Cts 4118. Clover 41 Op . 111 Straw - ll 10. . 11 10. TALLOW. YeU44 11.44 La 71s Cd Wilitediq• 61. 71. Or Seap dat.).... —4sW CO. fed Melting Stuf/..-4 Out Sis CA Ditto roue' —a VA Graves —4 Its Goei Dress —4 tea 9ts. ed. St 'Avis's. Play :::91=7.; si es New .Ol Os a 01 Os Clover 01 011 a 01 Os 11C - aw 11 is a II 6. PRP.T Py tfors SACS. ►Gettn. cat 71 Ifs to SI So [est to 91 —e SUIWtX.... .71 be to SI .++ SUOMX 71 10. to SI 3. I.4.eac it --s to 71 ISt Farnham... 91 —e SMITHFIELD, Mossamr. Ocr.ll. To rusk the Offal—per Ste... Wier 3o 164 to 41 104 Veal. .44 (tel to -• Mutton 44 114 to Ss 04 I P.. k....._.4. $4 $s 11.1 Lomb O. to ss. 4d. tfrad Cede this Day, Writ*" abort 1,000-. o ibeep and LarM 16,541 NEWGATE, AND LEAI ly the Seer le 414 to h 041 Mutten 5. IN es •; 04 Last\ St D£7 , 111.%L.L mArALLTs. Camaro 36 *A to 16s Pont 46 .!.s wl . W. to 46 W. PIM/ Of t. Market 0 3irl Clare Market 44 9441, !,,tilliteehapel Market 4l Sid re, Stone 0(615. 12s ea Averago Price... 4, 3 d Town Tat —.4 72s Od Yellow Soap, —4 a 761. Price of Candles., per doz. 11. *.d.—Mosslib, 1 RAW HIDES. Bert Heifers and Storrs pet stone, Ss. AL to Si. Sd. Middlings 3:. td. to 3t. 44. Ordinary •••• • • 1.. td. to *h. Od• Market Calf -- Its. 4.1. each. English Homo .. 150. 04. to 190. M each. Sheep Skint. .. ..• •—• • • .30. Od. to vs. 4f. Las% Skins sib. id. to 40. 44. PRICE OF LEATHER. Ilutts, 50 to S6lb. rich Ditto, 5 1 ) to 6511 r. each 964 to 274 Merchants larks 251 to rod Drositi.ig hides... 22d to 234 too C lath Hides 2W to 2 Crop Milos for etwing, 22d to 2 Flat Ordinare . 20i to . 51 Calf {kiss, 30 to 4nlb per Dozen ^Ad to 424 Ditto, 50 to 754 b- 38r1 to 424 ), Ditto, 70 to 80Ib. 364 to Wee 3 Smell Seals (Gr,eulaild) 39d to 42.1) F Largo ditto 120 e to 180. per di-tn.,. Tamed Morro Hides 2 Is to 36s per hide. Goat Skins —s to —3 ditto. PRICIL Of STOCKS. YESTERDAY. • par Ora. Iralaaid S 7; 2 7t • par Cast. Cassias SIM 6 per Casa • par Cast Nary BBl [wag Amaailias .. intiMl AUIO34MMUto.. 06 7.111 01111Wiiill ... 7! /ado Roads . ......, ••• • • par. II pre m. Bilk ~, par. la. 2s. pram. Ragliab Lawry T•elgaii. 211. 101. Cour& laa., 4, 59 8 i T. KW, 81ack-Bruket, No. 4, C4'1111141. and 9, Clawing-erms. Of IRISH STOCKS—Ocr. 15. See. Debentures i per Cent 92199 Grand Canal Loan, f per Cent .07; bey& Canal Lean, 6 per cent .... 9l COUlktig EXCHANGL—Uc T. %S. ilitatanbaua . .....15 8 2 U. Venter Dem. at Sight .. 3410 • Liibnn ' 6ll Better4.tin e. C... 11 6 2 U. Opo , to 6l Ifainburgh...•.. 13 91 0. 0.11.1 , r0 l2 Altana PI , II . 2412 ...wow. 1.. • Ifitu. $Us B3 2U. Pnrtugal Gold in Cosa flourbeaue . lb 1 and Eats vac 05... 0 0 0 Canis Malin! &Ilea Leghorn MI Nes f....tuts each.... 0 to 0 Naples Genoa 46 Ue.lPie. Si per (: •nt. Ihiloinu on Laiebiam (Oa. 14)........ ..... . 1111 Sellout on LOllllOlll (0.. - t 11) 0 Belfast os {l. (Di*) .. 41 GI days. MARRIAGE'S. Oa Sottrday I4t, at St Geoige-, Hanover selin t esib y t ;_, l.sq. of H uit wick .tr,..re to M es Stealth, daughter of the late Wialaal Ea. i Whoshall. Ihi Frid, 134, at Mar,-la•lvaine Church, Uetit Colon."' Cumming, 4 tim II th Light Dragoons, to WA Loony, daughter of Fr Laotour, Ego Devo.ishire•plate. Laud,, at &ilia, Edward Cleaver, jun F.. 1 of Numting. ton, a o,kahiro to Miss Emily Webster, thud dJugliter of th e lat.. Giliaert 4:bster. Fsq. aad niece to the late Sir Godfrey Webster, Hatt Battle Abbey, Sussex, On the 17th use int, at Clifton Church, "ear Bristol, J. Y. F , ./11111, EN of this city, to Miss Curtis, eldest dauglitcr of the ;ate Edward Curtis, k.q of Mardyke flnuse, CI& On. On Satuktre last, at St. A.silresea, Hollassn, John Simons, kiwi. of the Honoureble Company's Military Madras Establish. meat, to Mrs. Reid, of Blackheath. DEATHS On Sunday evening, in G:eat Quebec street, Mrs. Elisaber), • Complrell, aged 7r, pass. Sunday seningist, aged 61, Mr. William Bishop, Head nut. ler of Ballot Collt-ge, °qua On Thursday, in his 70th yvar, Mr. John Fell, Under Sutler of the same College On tlie Stli instant, aged 11, John Wetherell, Esq of Vel4 House, near Darl.ligton; much esteemed, and one of the partners mate Dorlsive and Dar:i,•gtou Maws. On Thursday, at Tadin.ter, to the goat reset of he fali;:v and friends, Mrs. Putter, sister of Mr. Alern:an Hartle), of York. On Thursday, at Postainonth, Lieut flugh kfacl.on, of ibc tioth itegisisent. lie was brined in the Gouts an Clrupa , er Sunday last, with mildary honours On Friday right, at South Lambeth, after a prntratted it ness, Mrs Wok, wife of the eminent composer. 11:r visti:e. and accomplishments were wel! known ; as an Authores s arse an Artist, her productions were highly esteemesi. Sunday sennight, of a lingering &scare, which she tern w 11l Christian resignation, Mn, stile of Alilia tu l t Allen, Esq of Rosedale, near Truro. Yesterday st-'niisght, after a few days illucss , Mr Francis Berry, of llalbeck, near Leeds, cl.sthier, late one of the 1.1,- legatee to the houses of Parliament, from the cloth-workers. c the West Riding of Yorkshire. same day, in hi, 11,t year, at hs vat at tio , AA: Park, tar Pontefract, Sir Rowland Winn, !tart. He seivtd the office et High Sheriff for Yorkshire, in 17A_ On Saturday morning Lot, after a tedious illness, which he b.ero wall the most Christian .erignation and fortiti.de, Mr. John hoiden, of Illrompton Raw, many years a worthy and ie. evadable inhestant of that seighbourhood , ea much esteemed and re...1.0nel by his ft i:nd, and acquaintance, for hi, onnfreml log, itteffentive mariners and habits, as for his idtegrity aril rectitude. WATER THfS DAY AT LONDON 8R1Lb.1... Mer• ..11 nun after*. I EY n.... 23 min. Antr I SALES BY AUCTION. PIAMPSMIRE.-DELII;HTFUL FREFITOLV *Egi. DENG', WITH LSI NIKULA I E ay ;PETER Ct/XE, BUR It h LI., ant F l PsTrßi • At Garrawav's, on FRIDAY, Oa. 25, limier.. previriAly Ws...ess ' ed of by P , irate Contrail, of which due 'lattice W.I: be giren„ AN uncommonly Compall and Comfortable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with coach-house, and , excellent stabling for eleven horses, ornaments' dairy, priadina tine kitchen-garden, farm yard, and all nece.sibra ritunuddirigt, k•vmsel and bailing hew*, detached and concealed by thilving woods, with et cry outdoor odic; suited to a pentlernan's ta citly y the whole in perfeel repair, and in the highest ordeal with a farm-house, garden, orchard, barns, cow-sheds, granary, waggon-house, stablfs, 4c. Likewise a cottage., with garden, ercimtd, barn, and (.rose-yard, and itso acres of freehold and leasehold peat :on, arablo, meadow, and coppice land, part in band, and part lett to a tenant at will; detached (row the pub- Be by a pr,vate reed, awl sweep through the grounds; winding up an onsinencs you approach the hoine, which is a runt brick built:arid, replete with every domestic c.inienierice, and equal to tie ati.aminiadation of a small genteel family. It is seated ts• a ay....Cial lawn, and ancomeeued by t!-.a estate in a ring ion..„ octet , verge ot the Naw Ewes:, in the cancer of Feld spurts, by their twisty warivetra; 'Sr.. owl AI ty piftwe•que exit-mien proapeets, trraking thiotikb a hu.ne view, highly a. owed with wood, and tetetrintly tight %ill% (weal Tres; two miles from I lord Mg-bridge, a daily pen and market town ; seventeen Crum the sza, and excellent &Cons ; thirty-three (loot Gosport; ten from Salisbury ; thirty-eight Goan Wey mouth; forty-mix from Bath; and hieely-two from London The purchaser may be accommodated with the (or.iiture, live awl di-ad stick, fanning utensils, 3re. at an appraimmerie May be •110116111 with tickets only, which, With i ' rarticulaw. may be had ed Messrs P ter Goes, Burrell, and Fooer Throg- • murtosnucet, and 811, Pall-Mall: particulars al-iu of Meese. &rung, Si,b, awl Strawg. solicitors, Lincon's.lriu• at Garra way's awl LhooTs. Callet•-hOgycl.; the White Fleet, iath ;1)4- Ono, Southainpturi ; mid Crowe, Poi tinsouth. VALUABLY FREF.MOLD MINERAL ESTATE, THY LAND TAX REDEEMED. By Mr. PALMER, Al the White Lion Tavern, hristol, en FRITIAY, the 25th Count ( unless previously M.:posed of by Private Coiitraa, of which Noucti will be given), A Mon De;irible and very Valuable FREE 11ULD Ei'TATE, 'none in the parish pf BEDWEL TY , and county of Mt KR %lOU fH ; comptising tirl.on the ' serface), several convenient FARMS, erf abort 1,310 Acres of limb's, Meadow. and Pasture Land, with necerary Build ing, let to Tenants at Will, except two, who hold for about two end a half years; about 7io Acres of Coppice Wood Land hind;le and also art unlimited right of Pasturagn upon Mani ha* Mountain, of about 800 Acre,; the Mmetals under width, exclosively belong to the Estate. This Estate contents several Veins or Beds of con and Iron Some (which are exemplified by a reference and description annexed to the Plan pf the E,tate, declining Southward the Sabine, and Elboo riven fall, at an easy dip of about 2i inches in the yard), both of exaelitut qualities; the forgoer particular ly so for exportation and for masdatturing of Inn. Great advantage: will arise frornihe natural io. m and situa tion of this Estate, owing to the sallies on each side being very low, and the Coal (:round between them much elevated, .a that many Horse-levels may be driven, at en easy radiance, into four of the upper Hods of Coal (which see opened ; one of seven, and throe of three feet thick each) ljing under at least 1,000 acres of land. The Vein next below the above four will be drained and worked by louvr ; and the lowest Coal Vein., with the lowest Reds of Iron Stone, will be worked by Pius and Fire. Engines. The above twit ranges of Veins of Coal, and the lower Beds of Iron Stone, lie under the whole of this estate, of about 2,5;10 acres—The workable Veins of Coal in this estate are ISM num ber, and added together, make about S5l feet. In short, every Vein of Coal, and Iron Stone,. th at is discovered and winked is the range of ironworks from Aberdare to Bluenhavon, lies un der this estate. The greater part of the Estate is bounded by the Rivers Ff. boo and Sirhovry ; and the Minerals may, with much fir,:itv, be worked either to be conveyed down the &Mows new Rail. Road, or down the Elboo-Vale Rail-Road and Canal to New pert, where ships of any burden may resort. N.S. There is a large quantity of timber growing on tins faint lands and in the coppice woods. For further particulars, Spill, ti, G. B. Tyndale, Esq Londou ; Mr. T. M. Crutwall, Solicitor, i Bash ; John Noble, Esq. Messrs. Bengeugh ana P.ilmer, and Meson. Brook end Smith, Solicitors, Bristol ; Mr. Edward Thoienton, Birmingham; Mr. Edward Boys, Soli:nor, Bridg water; Messrs Williams and Mannering, Solicitors, Ext.er ; L. C.Daubus. Esq. of Truro; Jame* Moor, Esq. Falmouth; Mr. Edward Martin Mori:stun, near Swansea ; all of whom will chew a plan and lanai of the Estate; and also of Mr. Joh* Thomas, 21 . Abercarote, near Newport, Montomith.hire, who will skew the premises. LONIN)N :—Yrtestd by G. DAVWSON, No. 17, Duke's Co.srt, 11.,w StrLet, Coyest Garden, and rw►iished at tee (like, No 15, Back of St. Clement'/ Church, Strand, be W. STUCK, of No. 7, New Belton Street, tons (),.3 he. (so thss Pap.•r, tout to the Office (postisid), wht Iter dui %mated tat. - - 411.11••• ) S;r Si I; A.lIo Lo ; • . F TI Twl Mr. ~1 L•F M Ni )nth, rha , num t! woe Arch Mere t h t' Pi Ito ;" II la a' n w I)! tr. . 1* Cil 46 1,. " wl l'; Lett4 44 t o , : ' Sp 4. M It f.,,, N si 4.4 r• " NI N Sam 0 4 .11 •1 1