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LAW. COURT OF KING'S ISENCH, GUILDHALL, MARCH 4. Sitoinzs at Nai Pr rs, be/m•e Lord ELLEMBOIROUGII, and a Special Jury. PAX 1",1•7 and OTHERS v. BLAKE and OTHERS. This was an aaion brought by Messrs. Paxton, Cockerel, and Co. of Pall Mall, against the Under writers, to recover back a portion of the premium. paid upon goods from India by the ship the Admiral Rainier. It appeased, that the house of Cockerel, Trail, and Co. at Calcutta. had sent instruaions to the Plaintiffs, their agents in this kingdom, to effea a Policy of Insuranze upon goods by the Admiral Rainier, as interest might hereafter appear, to the amount of 22,9501. which was accordingly done ; after giving this order, they did not ship goods to the amount ; but, Messrs. Lay and Green, who were the owners of the vessel, were obliged to lay in goods, as an adventure of their own, to the amount of 22,000 rupees, and !Messrs. Cockerel, Trail, and Co. wrote to the Plaintiffs, desiring, that the Policy might be ascribed to Messrs. Lay and Green ; but this letter did not arrive until the ship herself, having aaually come along with her. Mr. Eascloa, for the Plaintiffs, contended that the words " as interest may hereafter appear," were sufficient to ehtitle them to the repayment of the premium ; buf e upon the cross-examination of the brokers by the SOLICITOR-GENEKAL, it appeared that the letter, direaing the insurance, had been shewn to the Underwriters at the time of making the insurance, which letter expressly stated that the shipments were those of Cockerel, Trail, and Co. and of no other persons. Lord ELLselsoitouom was of opinion that the words" our shipments" could only apply to Messrs. Cockerel and Co. and that the policy could not, therefore, be ascribed to any other persons. The Plaintiffs were accordingly uonsuited. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MARA ♦. Btfort Sir J • ES M A ptsr Eris and a Special Jury, DEFAMATION cuttcH V. GuNsoF. This was an action brought by the Plaintiii to te toyer damages from the Defendant, WIII) a Captain in the Loya. Southwark Volunteers, for scandalous words spoken by him, on account ct which the Plain tiff was refused 'admission into the above named corps. Serjeant Coeur'.6 stated the case on the part of the Plaintiff, and said he WAS sorry Captain Gunson had mot. as it would have been very easy for him to have done, prevented business from coming be fore the Court. He thought it was of a natuec that should have been kept private; and if the Defendant . had innocently or conscientiously told the words as alleged to be spoken by Mr. Clinch, he should, at tie very first application by the friend of the Plain tiff, have told his author for them, and so let them he traced to their original source. Mr. Clinch had formerly been a Pr:vate in this Corps, but having resigned, he, in the month of May last, applied to be re-admitted. Captain Gismos). when he leari:ed this, immediately goes to the Lieutenant-C:oonel, and, after some conversation with him on :he uubjea, in which the Colonel says, there can Le no objeaion to the re-admission of Mr. Gooch , he roundly asserts, that the Plaintiff ha(' drank a toast which was a complete bar to his admission, namely, Mee rib, A. a gra, au, a• d the Ken head bruited en ; and further said, that if, after this, the Corps would seem inclined to re-adinit him, he would take care that it ' "lever should take place, as he would write to the Sect etary of State. and inform him of the circum stance. In consequence t , f this report, the Plaintiff was rejefled, and. on application to Captain Curtain to tell the person he had heard this from ; he pro mised the next day to send his name, but in fad never did. The Learned S.ej !ant enncluthld by saying, he was convii,cet: the .fury, n.. hearing the ,, e fads proved, would not hesitate to give ample da mages to the injured Plaintiff. Lieutenant-Colonel Davis, of the Southwark Vo lunteers, deposed, that the Plaintiff had formerly belonged to his corps, but had resigned, and enter ed into another. In May last, he made application to be re-admitted, and to be made a serjeant. :Moldy after this, Capt. Gunson came to him, and said, he had heard Mr. Clinch was again to be ad mitted into the corps, and to be made an officer; and then stated, what a scandalous thing it would be to allow him to become a member, when he had drank as a toast, " May Pitt's ribs be a gridiron, and the King's head broiled on it ; and, that he would take care and prevent him from coming amongst tlynn, by writing to the Secretary of State, and ininrliiiiic him of the seditious words. In con sequence ot.' this being reported among the members of the corps, the Plaintiff was not admitted. Colonel Alcock proved the Plaintiff had been re jetted on account of this report, and also becau.,e he had entered into another corps since he had resigns". Mr. Lee deposed, that being the friend of the Plaintiff's, he called on Captain Gunson, and de sired him to name his author for the report he had circulated relative to Mr. Clinch. the Defendant told him he did not then remember who it was, but he would be that d ay at parade, where he heard it, and And out the person's name and leave it the neat day on a piece of paper at his, the witness's house, but never did. On cross examination, he said, in a fortnight Act he heard Capt. Gunson had said, that Serj. Hoff, of his own company, had told him. Seri. Smarties°, on the part of the Defendant, addressed the Jury at great length, arguing, that it was the duty of the Defendant, as Captain ie that corps, to report to his superior officer any thing he might have heard respeting a person applying to be admitted a member, particularly when it was of such a very serious nature. He also urged, that when the Plaintiff knew, as by his last witness it ap peared he did, Captain Gunson had heard it from Serj. Hoff, why did he not apply to that person fur his author, and so having found out the inventor of the falsehood, if it was one, bring his action against him Seijeant Hoff declared he heard it from a Mr. Robinson, and told it to Captain Gunson. Two or three other witnesses were examined for the Defendant. Their testimony went to prove the report of such a toast being drank had existence long before the Defendant had mentioned it, but none of them ever heard it, as drank by Mr. Clinch. Seijeant Cocaett spoke to evidence, dwelling a teat deal on the circumstance of Capt. Gunson's (using to tell his author when asked, though at -- .. the same time he had heard it ft om a Setjeant in h i s own company. Sir JAP4F.S MANSIIELD summed up the evi dence to the Jury ; and concluded by saying, if it was their opinion the Plaintiff told this story mali ciously of the Derendant, then they would consider the damages they would give ; but if they though: the report came to him in the manner stated, and that he only mentioned it as a part of his duty, with re t ard to the re-admission of the Plaintiff into the Corps, then they must find their verdiet for the De fendant. The Jury retired for more than half an hour, and then returned a verdia for the Plaintiff—Damages Forty Shillings. NAVAL INTELIfuENCE. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 2. The rim-Aware, Matlock, from New York; the Oruell, Par ; and the Btitannia, Bunn, are on shore in the river : the former's damage is unknown, the second is much damaged, and the latter has lost her mizen mast, and an anchor and cable. The Aurora, Donald, from St. Kitts, is on shore on the wall near the Queen's Dock, but is expelled to be got off with much damage. The Sucenna/i, --, from New Orleans, is on shore near the King's Dock. A Danish brig is on shore behind the Black Rock. The George Washington, Parrott, from Savannah ; at.d the Golden Age, Rye, from Charleston, are on shore near Hoylake, their damages unknown. The Elizabeth, Hemsley, which sailed from hence on th•: 29th January last, for the coast of Africa, fell in with, on the 2d February, in latitude 48 deg. 24 min. long. 12 deg. 15 min. a large French privateer, with the Swift of Norfolk, painted on her stern—mounting 20 24-pounders, on her main-deck, and eight guns on her quarter-deck, and full of men ; which, after a severe affirm, she heat off, and dismasted ; the Elizabeth had six men wounded, and one killed, and was much damaged ; she mounted 19 guns, six and nine-pounders, had SO men, and 327 tons burthen. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 3.. The following ships of the line are ordered to be repaired for commission with every possible exertion ; it is expetied that they will be ready about August : Triumph, Zealous, Orion, Reliona, Saturn, Canada, Gibraltar, Ganges, San Antonio, and Brun , wick. The Prince Generi, Capt. Losack, is ordered to be refitted ; and th.. Cumberland, and Illysies, Captain Columbine. to be broken up. _lli N4li. MARCH 2. Arrived last evening the DrAsoce and Moo:our, from Plymcreth; and this day sailed to the west ward the Firm and Dejfeare. The wind has been in the northward all day, tiotwitlictanding Admiral Cornwallis still remains in the Bay. It AIWICH, MAIICH 3. The Lorlq France, packet, Capt. klyn, sailed with the Mails or the 26th for H ligoland, early on Sa. turday morning. Those of tl. • same date for Got tenhurg are de:ained here, with the Mails of the Ict inst. for Husum, there being no packets on this side at present. MOM LLOYD'S , LIST. ARUI , IIO. Standcate Creek—The Hazard, Fergusoon, from Svrine ; awl Fidelita, ruktno. (mm &dee. At Port , inouth—The Thames, Kty ; sod N litime, Peters, from Waem ford. At PlymoOth—.Ttes Ocean. Peake, fmm Limerick. At Liverlool—The I ihoutnia, Bork, from \.temel. At Bristol-4m Thetis, Charities, from St. Kitts. At Dubii —The New •'sntury, —, from Roston. At Gialwas. Elm William, Swaim, from New Yerk. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. 51113110411. IT. JAMIS . S. VINITICMAret.. Hry 3t 0, a 41 tis Hay :11 16, a 41 12: N.w Ol Os aOl Os New 01 U, a 01 0. Clov , r Ol 0. aOl 0. Clover 41 113 a SI 10s Straw 2l Et a .31 3. Straw 2l Se a2l 18s SMITHFIELD, MOSDAT, Mar. 4. To sink the offal...per stone of alb. Beef 41 Od to 54 6.1 i Vaal ss fa! to Gs 6d Mutt00....44 6 , 1 to $. 64 I Puck 4s osl to 51 Ud Head of Cattle this Day, Beasts, about 2000—. Sheep, 9,500. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALI. MARKETS By the carnse. Beef lo 44 t. 41 Rd I Veal Motton....le 44 to 4; ed P0rk...., 41 Od to SA Od PRICE OF St. Jalne,'e Market 4i II Clare Market. 44 Whitechapel Market 4t 011 Per Stone of Sib. TALLOW. 7 1 : ,:wiiTallnw 698 6sl u*gia (Can.) ....678 70s Od Ritoda dn. (So.) 678 (VI Melting Stoff ........... .588 Ditto rough 3d • (*mess 'Good Dregs ll* Wed, 888—Curd, 828. Is. 6.1.-*Moulds, 19*. 6d. lia 3d Average Price....4i Id Yellow Soap, 78i—Mot Price of Candle', per doz. TIIE hf. 4 RKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Sintrerr, MAUCH 4. The supplie. of Wheat to day are not very numerous. Flaring many btore?s, caroled ...Iles yis the day at 3. and 4.. per Quarter adratve, in fine ample.; but not se brisk afterwards. (War qualities htaey. Rare! ts here in but middling quantity, and ahoist Is. 6d. per Quarter high r. Malt at small variation. White and Grey Pea. are exceedingl dull sale, and at Idea prices. We ban a tolerable quantity of Oats come in. The trade in mire b.i.k, at an adr.nce of about Is. 64. per quarter. now in plenty, and nearly as our last. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat. 7661. 811• lOS.. Bean. ..44. 5016. IM Fiat d0......1085. I It% 04. Tick itean......33.. 45.. Or Rye 55. 6 0 4. 04.1 Oat: 27'. 30, 326 G. Barley 45. 5016. Od. j Poland. ....•...33. 34, 6d• Matt. Ol White Pa 0.... 445. bOa. Ott. Fine Irony .... Bic 90s. Oil Grey Peas 88.. 43s Od. Swat& 7s. St. 04. it IN MARK LANE, Feb. to the 234 of Feb the ilew Act. RETURN OF VI/11Ek lealadle( oaks fr.on the 19th agreeahly s. d. 17 Quarters at 197 --- at 123 387 ---.at 12ti 140 at 120 168 ---u us 10 -- at 114 207 --- at 112 91 --- at 11 l - at 110 29 --- at 109 594 --- at 109 265 - at to? . ^.lO --- at lt G -----.at 1.41 • I. at 1 14 90 at 102 6 Total 10,730 Quirts 4s. 1 Id. lower 9 d 294 Quarters al In 2 sss --- at 101 8,47 .—......... at lOU 4PR .--..... at 90 71; at 98 —.--- at 97 43'1 at 98 w i t at 96 6 ♦45 - - at 95 50 ---- at 93 16 --- at 98 I:145 ---- it 90 244 ---- at $6 152 at 84 24 et 82 as at 80 --Avenge 102 s. 914. than last Return. A From ►eA. if Sack. s. d. ...OM, 0 3..... 98 0 1 .... 97 0 RETURN OF FLOUR, 1, to Feb. 22, from des Coeket Office. Sacks 4. d. !Seeks a. d 250.. ....OS 8 10 87 0 11).. —.95 0 20. kb 0 Ib. 91 9 1 10 fi 3 6 6I 91 0 I 66 8 i 0 I 496 .... 90 0 I 19 .... 84 0 44 .... 89 0 4i .... 11 3 A 70 .... 88 0 10 .... 83 0 Saes at 78e. Od. per Sack. S*s Sacks .—Merge 944 td. Id. lover than last Retulp. to .... 9G 0 6.378 .... 0 10 .... 94 fi 223 ....94 0 And 3 Os 7 PRICE OP SEEDS IN 111ARErLANILi Brood Beton .I.iet 0.1 to 863 0.1 Irep gr. Long Pude ..Sss Od to 50a Od Taret 40t 0 , 1 to ♦64 01 Rye Gnat 145 0.1 to fro 04 Cerrawty 964 04 to 1303 Od per 'wt. - Co, wader 10e 04 to 10,. 04 Tr Moil 14 IN to •'.63 ad R-e 1 Clover .4k ' to lON I'4 White ditto Sts to 11 is 04 %Vhit • Motard Seed Ai; ". to 113 04 per bush. Brown ditto lO2 Od to 183 04 Calory.. 7. Od to ill 04 Tnrgiy 1114 Od to 24r 061 .. ~, -~ ~.. RAW FiIDF:S. Best Heifers and steer., ler stone, .3s. 34 to 41. Od. Ma&Kings a..4.1. to 3s. GA. Ontioary . ..... .. 31. OA. to N. 2d. Market Calf —12 s. Od. Enllish Hone Sheep Skins CO4l. EXCIIANGF.., MA 'cm 1. Rest Cods, per Chaldron 484 6d Delivered to Does skeetters Gth 64 Sunderland, perChaldrun 43s 04 Delivered to Housekeepers at hes Orl PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Reduced.. Shut. 3 per Cent Consols. tdli S 5 per Cent. Navy Short Annuitirs 413 16 I inper.al 3 per Cent i. 57; Ornniuno India 5t0ck......... 1641 4 Eng. Lottery Tiek — 4 —.llll. 12.. . Consols fur ... •:. .56ii .. T. 111511, Stocullroker, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Chsring.Cmss. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS G , .v Deb 5 per Cent. ( Feb. 27 ).. 89 Ditto 5 per Cent 8,8397 Growl Cola' Loan 4 per Cent 7O Ditto, 6 per cent. Oil City itendis, 6 per cent 96i COURSIG JF ZXCHANI Amsterdam SP 9 8 I!. Ilia, at Sight 3B I Rater?.lam.... lt 3t U. Hilittnirgh 33 8 till. Shuns SS 9 till ran. litt , "'s4ita 11S 14 Lk. '46 2 2U B.unieatit 26 8 'a 'is Dino %tuba .... 14 in paper Ditto 9 334 effect. gaboa I ~ • ghoon 49; . i .les • 40 11u1s1tn on Len4un flab. . Belfast on Lnndon (Feb. 21. Belfa.t on Dublin (Feb. 21: 161.rlitear, MARCII 1. Gems Tesler lBl Lithon 6O Oporto Dabl.ll 1 81.111.101 1 1. I. 1•4 Portugal Gold to Coin and Kars per 0r... 4 0 0 Doubloons ..,...... 0 0 n Now Dollars Silver in Bars New Lai& each Asks OR dill dank of Horond 5 prr Cant. .) )•.•• .) lll6l,(Lay,. BIRTHS. At Lode, Scotland, nn the 14.11 ult. MN. Robertson, of Lod-. ssav vafely delivered of a aoo. At Camemn House, Dumbartonshire, on the 26th tilt. his Roast Sawalett was safely delivershl of a daughter. MAIRRIAC;F:. On the 2sth ult. at Davr'tali, the Rev. Charles Roliimn, youngest eon of Sir George Rnbineon, Bart of 0-anir.r.l, Northamptonshire, to Miss Chai'mtte Pennyman, of Rise Cotta4e,Devon, daughter of Sir James Pennyman, Bart. of Ormsby, Cleveland. DEATHS. On Saturday last, after a few days MM.'S William Douglas Placket', aged two years and six months, eldest KM of Sir W. Blackett, Bart. (in Sunday morning. at the age of 82 yeeses, at her house in Lower Brook street, after a long and gradual decline, Bridget Commies Dowager of Morton, relict of James Earl of Morton, and daughter of Sir John Heathcote, Bart. of Nornlanten, in the Count/ of Rutland. Y. At Richmond, in America, on the 11tli of January, after a Tent and lingering indisposition, which b tied the must skilful medical efforts, Mrs. West, jun. the Mel i omens of theViiginia Company of Comedians Lately. at Its lodgings in Bath, Mr. Cimador. He was a vocal performer of the first celebrity. Lately, aged 18 rears, daughter o.. Captain John Hornby, Blundell street—a young lady of a truly annahle disposition. Lally, at Norwich, date of Conneeticut, aged 90, Mr. Samuel Brown. lle was the first owner of a chaise at Norwich', and wis prosemne , l ' , lane-law days,s' for a breach of Sabbath, and fried for ...ding 1.. 1.1. carriage, on a !Sunday. Lq attend public worship. Yesterday seri:tight, at Res,ling, of a decline, aged only 26, the Rev. Charles Higgs, Fellow of New Collet*, Oxford. On Friday last, at his house in Hill street, General Paterson, aged 82. On Friday, the ISth tilt. Lady Grant, of Grant, at Castle Grant, Scotland. Ou Saturday sennight, at K rlcitaichael House, Avreshire, Miss Alin Whitefuord, fourth daughter of the late Sir J.Wltite lbor.l, Bart. At her house, head of St. John's-street, Edinburgh, 23d ult Mrs. J,sin Chalmers, relict of Captain Francis Pringle. HIGH W ATER THIS DAY AT LONDON.BRIDGE. Wen. 7 min, alter 4 —Even. 26 min. after 4. SALE BY AUCTION. AT THE LONDON, RENT, AND SURREY UORSE REPosITOR , . On THURSDAY next, March 7, at One o'Cloch precisely, Ry Mr. PALMER, SEVERAL SINGLE-HORSE CHAISES (with and without ilearl•), Chairc Carts, and Carriages of dif. relent decriptitins; a great number ut Strung, Boner, Adivc Horse% from Government Servi-oi also several good Hunters, Hoek., andstrmig Poneyat and will be Sold without Reserve. •,,• Public Sdk at the above Repository, for Horses mid Carr tap-% tarry Thursday Usurch-strect (near St. retarget Chinch), Borough. • • _ ... r .. - 4111.8. SALES BY AUCTION. ELEGANT COLLECTION oF BOOKS, MINTS, AND BOOKS OF RUNTS. Hy Mr STEWART, • At his Aunioo R0.,111 N. 191, Pict-m.llllv, opposite York TIII - -; DAY, at Twelve. AVALUABLE COLLECTEON of BOOKS, and BOOKS of PklNTs ; —.lmoout which will be —Nuorl— Fo!ow—Eneyclo,,edua Prancrii:e, Po. Ed. 2 0 . Vol. Sir Wm. liamittote. Vases, &e. :3 Vol. Dryden', Pahl. s, L P Ilerbier de la Ptance,cidoureal plates, 14 Vol. &kyle, 4 Tom. Petrarca, 2 Vol. L. P. Opere di Arianto, 2 Vol. Quarto—Newtoni Opera, a Horsley, d Vol 0,-uvres de Roo-Aso, 17 Tom Top"gra9iral Survey of Pen: Johrvettes Eitgliih Dictionary, 2 Vol. Hay's With, c domed, flora Outs.. otte, Matz, Lord Carteret's edit. 4 Vol. Don Quixotte, • Vol.' the Madrid Ed•tion. Phi!otophical Tramsatlions at late,. a fits s e t, 55 Vol. Ariosto, 4 Vol. Artet..staio, 7 Vol. Pcn nant's Tours, 6 . Vol. Howite4 British Sportsman. I)ctavo-4wift's Works, 25 Vol. ClUniller'spebstes, Johnson and Stevens's Shakespeare, 21 V.I. lllusnation. t' Dittu, snel Biographical Dißiomass, 15 Vol:Gibbon's R nvu I'2 Vol Fiume.* England, a beautiful Edition ; Britkh b: coo 4', Vol. Bell's The.itre, 22 Vol. Tiraboschi Letterativia Ifi oi, Boffins, 41 Vol —A Collection of Pilot., and 3 •• Collo:Alois of Manuscript Sermons. To be viewed, and Catalogues had. To WHOLESALE GROCERS, CARMEN, TRADERS and others, requiring roomy Pr.inises. Eligible Estate,' Dwelling-house, and Stabling fur 18 hones, with immediate Poncutien. By Mr. MICR WOOD, At Garraway's, TO-MORROW, at 12 &Clock, A Valuable and desirable LEASEHOLD ES TATE, eligibly situated on Addle-hill, ucar Thamew street, being No. 12. The estate comprises a substanttil and convenient brick-built dwelling-house, replete with every con yeilimey, 3 sties high, 2 r00(11/ and a light closet on the fi rst . second, and third floors; ground-Ron?, dining room, kitchen, and wasti•massei excellenteeliaring for coals, wine, and beer ; , the out-buildings, with th e dwelling-house, are in excellent repair, the stabling capable of holding from 18 to 94 hones, loft user the same, and a lame:peed yard, enctused with fold ing gates. The above premiss have b,eii built within their* few years, and may bs rendered truly convenient for store, are eligible for a cooperage or wheelwright, held for art unexpired tern, of 31j year: at Lady-day next, subject so a ground /sato( I 311. per anon 111. May be viewed till the sale ; and particulars had no the pro- mises; of the Auctioneer, Bartholomew close and ,t Gar raway b. To SEA-CO:N.L, CHARCOAL, and CORN-DEALERS, and others. By Mr. SHERWOOD, At Garraway's„ I'O•MORKOW, at 12 o'Cock, A Very desirable-LEASEHOLD F.STA corn . .1-11 Ole :very courourlious and desirable P•emises of Mi. George King, wining from business, situated on the We, side of Goswell-strset, No. 109, together with his exteaove Tide and Connection in the above business. consisting of a s , substantial brick dwelling-hone, 4 good ronins on the first floor, the ground-floor divided into a large front shop, back of ditto& coal stied nick, in s to hold* large quantity of coal, a counting house and back parlour, a kitchen which is fitted up with every firmly aceorbtriodation, wash-house and winacellar, an entrance fur carts and waggons wrth Liege folding gates ; depth of Fe rnier 89 het; a large mien yard, stall stabling, sheds rooted I for charcoal, granary, piggeries, .kc. The whole premises bare been built within these few sears, and are truly convenient for tine above hue of business; lield for an unexpired term of 191 years, ail rent of 1781. per annum. A , mall part oflofts are lett to the reapeosble Original Blanket Company, for the whole nem, 3n the net rent of 1001, per annum. May be vir.r3 till the sale ; and particulars had on the pre- Miyea; of the Auctioneer, 42, itartho:odiew claw ; and at G irtaMay's. To BREWERS, BUILDERS, and ;abets, requiting roomy Premises, Spec:out %%auks, Gellanng, nod capita/ Store-hoiase By Mr SLIER WOOD, At GArr.iway's, TO-NIORRUW, at 12 orloek, A Valuable and desirable LE ASEIIOLD 31. TATE, vitoaterl to the North end of Norman-street, an extending er stward to Noruistia bundler,: and iPSOVIVed 10). warts Church-row, the North..i.le of St. Lulc••'- Church, neat 014-4treet, in the county of blitlile.ex, Lie rit,itsy OCCII V iItIO3 of Moist". Calvert. arid Cr. Wevrert, 0/111Cil eXpard at Christmas, 18(1, at 1041. per annum. The premifer are very suSvtantlally built, and may be rendered truly convenient (or store-rosins for do goodi, are el.goh:o toe a coo,ferotte, wheel• W right, or for erecting 6 new dwelling butPte, or any notifies; reluiring much room. Ilfld for a term of -3:)! y • ari, mouth.; 1 day, at Lady -day next, at a ground-tert of ..121. 101. per Mailluvlewed till the tale, and mirrleulre4 had of the pr."- atAbe St. Lultie Dead, oppos cr tit. Chu. Old at Garrawat a ; and of Mr. Sherwood, We, Ba-tkotiouww.eliee • oly LEIGH Mal S. SOTIIERY. Hooltsallers At their House, No. 145, in the Strand a rripprasite Catharine. t stnaug, (removed (Om York street, Correct Gard.m),' F , IS)DAY, March 4, and Sevca following PAys ( f finsalay cc- Cepftil",'at TwAircitluck, Vefr Elegalit and Vnluable Collection or II- ROOKS, 'the Preilernf of 'a deeded:an, COI kitiu6 i.f Ciaskes, Foreign and I/somatic Minor!, Poetry, aches Let!-- , „ C'uif Ilatory. Phil'isol.h7s Arts and Scieloses. ' TugpicaellniulinsuirinaticAletigni Hinors, riAning, - Thnohy, &c. _the English, Fr.:ncli, Italian, and Oriental I.anguage , . The Books iti gene ral &forfeit** neatest :eonditibri, and numbers of them ans hound elegantly in and earions colnered Morocco anst Russia Lewther, a:neuritic:la are curtained the following : FOLIO -wOugdOe's Works, complete, Russia York, Russia, gilt le:mei; Stuketi's Stone •Ifengc and &bury, 2 volt. RU11111; Grilii Lexicon Arabicum ; Richardson,' Per• can Dictionary, 2 vols. Russia ; Meninski Thesaurs, 4 wils. Russia; Monittur, from 1790 to 1796, both Inclusive, ^t v s.. QUARTO,.—Orignial Set of Worlediti.'s Gems r•:'s Sports, 2 vols. Russia ; Pminant's London, illustrated, Ku... ; Hash's Hudibras, 3 vols. Russia. ocrAvo Sorter,.! VOIS. ; Welch t'.- the drals,4 sob. ; Natitli Pailiamenrari , , 3 vols. Ru: , :a. To be viewed, and Catalogues, rice Sixpence, to he had at the place of Sale. PEMBRQICESHIR E. Valuable and Improveable Freehold. Estate, with Royalties., Manor, Fishery, Perpetual Arivowson, By PETER COXE, BIIRRELL, arid ESOSTER, At Girrilwiels• ern TRIDAT; Match ?1. of T4,4X, A VERY valuable and improyeable FltErlt o l. 7l .L.l ES rA . t F, riwitainlng 1200 acres nf Land, 1e... eerie , will, called :rent Trefgani, heiiig a Pariah and Lords h ip *Arse.% situate in a delightful past of the county of Peinhorke. A:J0...l ing in Game, five miles on the turnpike Mall from Hondo. ts west, and ten miles from Eisgard ownsistirig of sundry gar& • orchards, bartooS court lodges, barns, stables, close, • parcels of rich and fertile arable. meadow, and wontd! , . - acres of which are silt timber,highly ornamental as men ,s Ihdile, and with uninclosed eepswalks; the whole in a fence together with the next Presentation and Papet.xl ArIV. ,, VIOII of the Living of Great Trefgarn, and all the Royal ties, Manorial Rights, in Court Lett, Court Karon, Ste with au extent of fishes> , of near two miles of the West Kiddy, t skirts the Estate, • favourable stream for eels, limn , and rise moo : there is good stone on the Estate for building, and a g.“ 4 mill may be erected at very little eapence. This property n 'gist worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentle:n ail who mar wish to invest his money in land, in a part of the country wh-r: the value of land is daily I king, as in tbat part cf South Wales May be viewed any time till the Sale, on application to M. - Peter Axton, Belmont, near I lavertordwest, of whom panne' ars may be had one month preceding; also of Messrs. Silas, Docker, Yates, and Hodson, Manchester; Julrn Chamberlain, Edo. Chester ; the Bush Inn , Bristol t he Castle, •nd tvs Mariner, Ilaverfordwest; the White Hart, Narberth at c'" Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Peter Coxe, Burrell, and Per' , n Throgino:ton-street; where a Ptau of the Estate may be me LONDON by GRORGE 1)A VIDSON, Nn. Wych-etrivt, St. Clement's , and rAeblkhed by JOSI BI ' RYDER, at the ()thee, Nn. 1., Rack of St. Clement * Church, Strarwl, where ()niers fur ate Paper, Sc (14a1 ,4,4 • will be duly attended to. PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 5616. each ...... ........ 234 to 254 Ditto, 60 to 651 b. each 254 to 264 Merchants Backs 234 to 23) Dressing Hides... 214 to 24J Fine Coatis Hides 234 to 264 Crop Hidrs for cutting 24d to 25d Flat Ordinary 234 to 244 Calf Skin:, 30 to 4111 b. per Dozen 36d to 39d ) Ditto, 50 .to 7016.. 364 to 39.1) / Ditto 713 to ROlb . 34d to SIMI- Small Seals (Or:ciiland) 421 to 45d) F Large ditto 110 a to 170 s per dozen. Goa Skins .. ..—s to—i ditto Tanned Horse Hides 50% to 42s per hide. 1 i , . ~~ " /2 pall 11. Fro ,:OE in • Luc Oc this Ea bpi M. 9 .1.11 Id 11 ! , 11