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d, i 4 , ~ ~ , • I 1 M WIFMWRIPI PARLIAIfENT/112r PAPERS. SIIERWt 10D I:OItEST. (Attested) R. A. N tt.toW. Secretarah of the Treasury. _~~- zzracAT newt Atcoos IS ANO PI.PEoS PRESENTEI. TO TOP. MOUSE OP COMMONS. BLEATING Ti) Siiir OF WAS, DOCK-TAtD4 &C. *ECeNTLY Pitit4 ILO. 111,1 C pies or 111 Reports to ide by the rurveyors t , Shrrwnoi F rest, dated 19th or Novetts'iwr, -1797, and 4th nrc,•rutter. 14 0 2; and of any A. 1111.1.14 1 1.1 14 from the Navy Bo ,•d to thr Treasury, for the Fall of stich fr••••• as were felled tsi the said Fo,eat, atter 16th 71•Ivemh..r, 1797 Cap). of a Letter from Mr. 11.:11 7 r, rzapeaing Ti lib in Sher wood For.st. Potter's Ferry, near Stunr St,ltC.rd, Bucks, 1101(. silts, 16tIt Ni0v.166.11, 1;97 I humbly pray leave to acquaint your Honours, that I have been to Sherwood Finest. and, with the Deputy. did survey all the trees belonging to 1-lis 1 Majesty. and marked KA trees tit for frame, thick. stuff. and plank, apparently good ; but there is some thousands very bad, so that I am in doubt i 1114 W that . mry nrnve that 1 have marked , when they ate felled. There is five trees-tellett every yeat, of their own chusing, for the Verdentis ; some are i goad, and some prove bad. They grow en a sandy soil. There is some very large and lofly trees, with Voir taps gone. There may be slime useful pieces taken out of the middle of some hundreds of them. 1 • have been as cautious as possible in marking. ( I horribly pray leave to acquaint your I [moues, that Mr. John Shaw,. of Trowel), near Nnttingham, desire I me to acquaint your Honours, that he ha ' seven hundred trees to fall in the Spring. of twenty. five and twenty-seven feat long, and shall side thir teen and fourteen inches, and has larger trees the fol lowing ye or ; would be happy Cu contrao with your Honours for the same. I also pray leave to say. that your letter came the day , aft...! I was gone. I was absent seventeen days. --Which, tieing humbly submitted, I remain, . , ...!__ - Honourable Sirs. (Attested) Your most dutiful Servant. R. A Natson. GLO. BOODY. H eiou.4;i:e NAry Bard. Copy of a Leto.? from Mr 1%, to Navy Board, respediog Timber in Silt. CA not Foe.? FAlwilonow, near olert..n. Nottinghamshir, ]ION. GENTLEMEN, 411. 11 , cember. Ibo 2. In obed'ence to your letter of 12th November, I apprised Mr. G. Clark of my coming. I proceeded to Thnrsby, and met him on the 'Ult. We began the survey of Sherwood Forest, continued without intermission. and finished this evening. T humbly pray leave to acqoaint the Honourable Board, I have seleCted and numbered eight hundred and four of the best trees, oat of ten thousand, amounting to upwards of pine hendresl loads ; hav ing been particular in examining and boring. I con ceive the greatest part will be a valuable acquisition. Many of them are well grown compass timber-- From the great age and bulk of most of the remain der, their lower part and tops arc bad ; yet, I beg Is to observe (from instances here of windtali trees, whose middle and knee aims have been per fe&ly sound), there may be a valuable seledion atter this present one. 1 beg leave to acquaint your 11o:touts, this wood, called Dockland, is in length 31 miles. The nearest navigation is Worksop. The average distance of land carriage for the sshole wood, is nine miles. It may then be conveyed by the canal to Stock worth on the river Trent, a distance of thirty miles, from thence it may be shipped for any port in England. From inquiry, I presume it may be delivered at Woolwich or Deptford Yard. at nearly the same expence as the Whittle wood navy timber, although the water distance is four times as much, only a small part of which is by the canal. I humbly beg your Honours instrations in respea to my resuming to Whittlewood Forest. I am, Honourable Gentlemen. Your dutiful and most obedient humble Servant, JOSRUA THORNL. (Attested) —R. A. NELSON. Haneurabie Nary Beard. Nary Board to the Treasury, repie.iiiie the Fall of Timber in Sherwood For,kt —(Cops ). GENTLEMEN, Nary I Vfice, 224 December, 1805. Mr. Jones, our Officer in the Forest of Dean, having, in conjundion with Mr. Miles Hartland, the Surveyor-General's Deputy, repotted to us that they have made a seleCtion of t,t:ol oak trees, amouriting to 3,111 loads, which have done growing, and should be cut; And Mr. Thome, our Officer in Sherwood Forest, having likewise, in conjunAion with Mr. Clarke, the Surveyor General's Deputy at that place, reported that there are in the said forest Sr. 4 oak trees, which they state to be fitting for the service, and past im pt oventent I We request yin will move the flight Honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury, ro issue orders for felling the before-mentioned quantity of timber, being at this time very much in want of a supply, for the purpose of proceeding with the building and repairing of His Majesty's ships. We are, Gentlemen, your very humble Servants, H. DUNCAN, .1. Heostow, B. Tucasa. Nary Board to the Troaairry, regorging Orders may be gives for the ran of the Timber in Sherwood Format CYST! EM EN, Nary (Are, 18th June, INS. We desire ynu will please to draw the attention of the Right I lonourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury to that part of our letter of the 24d December last, which solicited that di reetions might be given for the fall of 804 oak trees in Sherwood Forest, as we are much in want of them, and they are getting worse every year. We are, Gentlemen,' your very humble Servants, A. S. Hasto.o, (A Copy) Was. PALMZR, R. A. NELSON. B. Secretaries of tire Treasury. Navy Mere to the Trra+u•r, recasting the Fell et Timber in tine; wood ►orest OF.NTI,EM ENT, Nary ()flier, 2 a Augut, 1203. It appearing from a report made by Mr. Thcrne, out '`pivtrio3 Forest, that there are many 1`• •4"ile•s ring in the said f 'rest, from • 1.1:- pri of timber may be made , • we request ym will fIIOVc rc of the l'reasuty to give 7 * .1 11 : .•••• Jed tub y Mr. Thorne suay • Ir . ps. felled at the proper season, and that he may be 1I aed w selea from each tree such pert thereof at m ty judge applicable to inteel purposes. We are, Gentlemen, your very humble servants,,... Discitr. (A Copy.) .1. HI.SSLOW. R. A. Ns:ism:. 11. 'rueKau. !iLvretartee at the Treasury. Navy board to the Tremury, a:yiying timh , r f.om whoa and other GENTLEMEN, Navy I.l9we,.litti Feb.lBl4. Having received from the Right Hon. Lord Glen bervie, Surveyor-General of His Majesty's Woods, a Copy of his Iteo"rt of the ,j6cii ult. to the !tight Honourable the Lords Cotnmissioaers of His Ma jesty's Ttea.ury, respetting such oak and beech timber as may he proper to he felled in His Majes ty's forests, in the present year, for the service of the navy ; we request you will move their Lord ships to give orders to the Surveyor-General for 6-fling the sebnle of the timber repotted, an all mita of which is inclosed ; and for our being fur nished therewith, unless from the survey now taking in Dean and New Forests, their Lordships should think proper to order further quantities to be felled for the use of the navy in those forests. We Are, Gentlemen, your very humble servants, H. Duac•ri. ( A Copy.) J. licsrstow. R A NELsor4. 0. MARLIJAM. Secretaries of the 'Treasury. . An Account, skewing the Number of Trees which have been felled m She.woud Forest for the use of the Navy, lane , the 18th November, 1797. Set out in the year 1802, under final ions from John Rol,M..on ' Eaq. late Sur , eyor General of His May.ty's Woods, hc. and the Commis. sinners en the N.vv,,tn.l felled, under the author ity of Hrs Itlajtate's Sign Manual, and a Tien. Oak Trcea. turf Warrant, Wearing date reyedivaly 2d and 4th Am ii, 1803 - 134 Set out in the year 1403, eider dire honer from the Right Hun. Lord Gigue*, vie, Sweet - or General of Hat Maie•tv's Woods &e. and the Commis sioners of the Navy, and felled, tinder the author ite of His Makety'a Sign Manual, and a Treaaury I,Varrain, bearing date respealvely 13th and 1411 k FeSniary, 1804 211 Total . . 1,015 JOHN THORNBORROW, Chief Cletk in the Office of the Sor re7nr General of Wood, Ste. Office of Woods, .tre. 10th June, I*, TONNINCIP.N. A COMMERCIAL ACCOUNT OF THE PORT OF TONNINCEN. (Concluded from •rur Parer of yesterday.) I have already spoken of the quarantine regula tions of Sleswick-Holstein. This code contains, be sides the u-ual ordinances, some, which are peculiar to Tonningen, and these only require to be noticed here. Ilie arrangement of the Lazaretto is entirely adapted to the place, and it is placed undet the superintendence of the must respe&able inhabitants. Apaper in the Halreboirgh Adress-cantoi►-wnc/riebien, of 1804, No. 79, in which this institution was re presented in an erroneous point of ♦iew, and which contained many wholly unfounded assertions, was contradiaed in the neat number of the same Journal. Mr. Lesser, its principal Officer, has had the good ness to communicate to me the following particu lars. The Officers who were appointed in 1803, are eight in number : Chenceilor and Burgomaster, Lesser Counsellor Noa Lieutenant at the Barrier, and Merchant, [meow Pilot-Inspector dr4reus, both as persons manses:Lai in Mari time Affair: ►hYNelau, Dr. Bersnrinn Controller of the Cuitunts, Hanson To whom were Afterwards added, Chamberlain Nommels SesLieusitnant Veu Love.. There are two guard-ships, or vessels of observa tion, stationed at Vollerwyk, one of which goes every ebb tide as far as the Koller, and to the sixth buoy, to meet the ships that arrive. The other cruises in the neighbourhood of Vollerwyk. The master of the former interrogates certain descriptions of ships. To those which are entirely free from suspicion, he gives a ticket with his seal. Every ship which is thus permitted to proceed for ward to Touningen, roust furl a sail, agreed upon with the second guard-ship, in order to shew that she has been visited, and obtained permission to pro ceed. Rut as the outer guard-ship, when a great number of ships arrive together, may suffer some of them to pass without visiting, the second guard-ship off Vollerwyk, is instructed to bring those to, which do not shew the appointed signal, and to observe whatever may not have been noticed by the former guard-ship. Ships, which arrive before Tonningen with a billet properly signed, must shew it to the guard-ship, and are then permitted to pass by to the harbour, when they are to deposit the billet in the Custom-house. Without this formality, no ship is suffered to pass, or to be entered at the Custom-house. Such ships as come from suspeCted countries or places, or whose cargo is suspeCted, must lie at an chor, at Koller, and in the neighbourhood of Vol lerwyk, under a quarantine-flag, where they are subjeeted to the visitation and further orders of the Board of („Ilarantine, according to the regulations of the quarantine-laws. The ships that arrive, are daily announced by messengers from the Quarantine. Overseers, together with other incidents, which ought not to pass with out their examination. The inspeAion of the qua rantine•ships is performed by tsso of the Board, and, when requisite, by the physician also. At all the landingplaces, whether at Vollcrwyk, St. Peter, Ording, or Westerhever, guards are posted to prevent persons from landing, and a pilot•boat crui ses before the harbour, iu order to watch all vessels that attempt to enter. Upon the river also is a small royal cutter, by which the coasting sloops bound for liamburgh, are made to bring to, and shew their pa pers and the passports of all passengers. This was the praCtice when left Tonningen; hut it was expefted, that, for the further security and pro. tedion of the Eider, some additional regulations, then in agitation, would be made. E.seellent are the iprariairine.laws of Tonningen, the execution of them is attended with infinite trouble to the afting members of the Board. Add to this, they make a point of dispatching the neetssary for; malities, as speedily as possible, and thus avoid clog ging the whee!s ofsmunaerce. ~ • INTELLItENeE. VIRTSMOUTH, dcT. 9. gAiirci the Palen sloop of war, on a cruise, off Havre.—Wind S.E. 1 , 1.yr/otitis. ocr. Came in the Anne Ifilhelnona, from St. Helena, detained by the Caleant; man of war ; Happy Return privateer, with the fief 'ow Catharine, Sylsele, from Charante, which she has detained ; the Rebecca, —, from Philadelphia, detained by the Sop4m sloop of war ; Army:, Selmer ; and the Wohlfatt, Neuen, from Bordeaux. Arrived a new tor;g, called the Viper, just launch ed at Dartmouth, under jury-masts, to be fitted out in Mannar! ; the Jebn gall cutter, and Alearberon, %larva, and Aswieft pun-brigs ; also the Reeprtew , ,e frigate, Hon. Capt. Fleming, with a French brig. called L'ifeteen, of I ii guns, taken off Rochefort, on the 2d instant, had six months provisions on board, and was hound to the West Indies. The Foutiroannt, Rear Admiral Sir T. Graves, Captain Puget, sails to-morrow, with bullocks, vege. taht.s. &c for the fleet off Blest. Sailed the Herta born!), and the Crescent frigate, Lotd W. Stuart ; Niabe, Capt. Scott ; also the Re sarie sloop of war, with a fleet under convoy to the Eastward.—Wind N.W. FBI. MOUTH. OCT. 7. Arrived the Gerd Hobart packet, Drake, from Lisbon, with mails. IG days passage. On her out ward voyage, she fell in with, and re-captured the brig Inteariee, of Workington, from Quebec, bound to Newry, with masts, spars, pot-ash, &c. which vessel was captured by the Prince of Peace, Spanish privateer; in consequence of which, the packet was obliged to perform quarantine, fur five days, at Lisbon. Sailed His Majesty's ship Orpheus, of 38 guns, on a cruise; also, New Speedwell, Patticks, for Poole; Harriet and John, Baker, for Shoreham ; Hope, l)a.is •' Queen, Clernenre ,• and Susan, Williams, for London; lohnltyrkins, Morgan; Apple. Aare, Jones; Maury, Griffrr; and Bee, Baker, for Plymouth; St. Wrinan, Julian; Mary and Betsey, Conch; and Chad, s town, Will;ants, for C , ores; Pomona, LeitlibrAge, for Ports. moth; and Betsey, White, for Swansea. It has been reported this day, that the Wet, extra East India ship, passed this port last evening ; and that the Purser, with another Gentleman, went off this morning, in a post-chaise, for London, with dispatches. Aforodae, One o'Cloek ; Just arrived the Marred cutter, Lieutenant Marsh, from the Channel fleet, all well. Spoke on Thurs day last, His Majesty's ship Le Paulette, of 18 guns, with the homeward-bound Lisbon fleet under convoy. Ot•L, OCT. 9. Sailed through the Downs, the Prospero bomb, with the Make, Brown, for Africa; the Ves/144, Grant, for Gibraltar ; and several other outward bound vessels, under convoy, for Wind Easterly. it ISTOL, OCT. S. Came in Mary, Weatherhead ; and Wat son, from Dantzig ; Maven Rosencreloz, calken berg, from Norway ; Aurora, —, from Stettin; V IIPW Agee*, —, from Bilboa p and Lord Nelsen, Horn, from Cork. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Ili AV URN 11, OCT. 9 —Pasied by the Harmonia, Bust, from Tosoingen; Mayflower, Latta, from Archangel; Juno, Ja maican, from Memel; Two ftrothers, Vuxwell; Christiana Elisabeth, **ter; and the Vrow C kens, Shang, (rum Pop ivenburgli —Sailed the Devon, Davidson, for Attica; Friend:, Hill; Robert and Sarah, Wilson; Hope, Tate; and Three Brothers, Cuoper, for Tonningen. amasses. In the River—The Valiant, Jones, from Cork. At Bii,tol—The Wakefield, Ponce, from Oporto; Agnes, -.v.v., from tit. Anders; Neptune, -, and Carolina Fie• cleric, —, from Ittlboa. At Liverpool—The Generous Friends, from Peters burgh. At Dublin—The Elizabeth, Roberts, from Lmilon. At Lisbon—The Ceres, Bennett, from ditto; Douro, Mee d..ws, front hull; and Margaret, H.irrv, from Falremith. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO NOR ROW. M. N Charles Newgate.street 9 London, linen .draper Ift m Hey Smyth, Thomas and John I.ascelle4, Tonley-treet, Srnrev , roopers 10 Mark Brooks, late of Shepperton, Nliildleses, corn and coal. merchant - - 11 John Williams, Llanlidais, Denbighshire, North Wales, dealer in cattle - . . - - 11 Thomas Johnson, Fleat-maykat, London, cabinet maker - - - - - 3 10 - _ William Hall, now of Sdver-street s Wad-strew, Chcaimide s late of Aldernmubury, Loudon, Manche". ter-warehuusenam - - - - 3 10 Christopher Leo, late of Angel-court, Throgrnortort ttreet, London, merchant - - - 2 10 Richard Harter, Satdle•roar, Bildiiiiton-gardeiii, Mid- _ , . . .. - ellesex, wine-merchant - - - 2 10 James Doyle, late of St. Paul,Covent•garclen, Middle vex, china .iiiil glas.-man - - - 1 10 John Badeock, raternoater.mw, London, bookseller 1 10 CERTIFICATES. John Hallowell, of Honk Shields, in the county of Northum berland, ship-builder. William Butt of New-w rev. Covent garden, in the county of Middlesex, dealer and cliapluan. John Cunningham, nt Epom, in the county of Surrey, shop keeper, dean and chapels/1. PRICE or STOCKS. YESTERDAY. 9 per Cent. Cana* ... 51 i 9 S per Cent. Navy ..89 °renown 3i India Stuck •163 192{ 183 India Routh Is. 20. dis. Exchequer Rills h. dos, Is. prem. !!oilier Lottery Tick* Consuls for Nor. 26 MN T. DISH, Stock.hrukor, No 4, Cornhir„ aid 9, Charing-erns'. CUURsk OF EXCHANGE—To: asn•v. 1110's 6. Smstentum .... 97 3 $ U. Venoee 6O Liv.lPie Ditto at Sight .. '.6 6 Lisbon 614 HOUCTILIII C 4... 11 9 6 U. Oporto ...... , 1; 17 Hainburgh l4 0 4 1U. 11.051. n 11 Mena .... ....3 1 211 1 . I Clerk 131 Yarn 25 2 Liv. str•soom 1. • • Ditto 6 Us 25 .5 1...vi01/al Gold in (1 , .116 llour4e.oox C 7411 94 effect, I),.uls'n,tor. ~.. ... 0 0 0 Madrod .. .34 effect. New Deolla.s Billows Li:shut.; tillpiet Genoa 46 Lit Poo. 51 per Cent. Dublin on London ((Pt 2 ). ... .. Itelfast rot loorplorta (Seil 17) "11. 11,11ast on Ilhe.lti(littto) 661 Cloys. 141RT114. On Tintatry itett, at his h 'mar n ma, *ilia, of C ) , t Sir John Jolrnstine. Vlinsterhall, & a s 4 4 . 0te„ Lately, Cie Lidi of ltalph LIPeKe, Eng. of Lontdo,a, in Salop, 01 a -on. On the tth I.l4ant, Mr 4. Wiley, of Tassiallce, delittried a daugutig. An.. On ! . .i.turdas„ the sth 011obor„ Sirs. Ralievtion, of PrrnGvt g nest, Scotland, was delivered Of daughter The Lads of Liest.-C d. Maxwell, U P. was ssfe:v erred ot a von, at Sir Wdltais Maxwell's, Monreitis, s c „„. la..d, nit theta instant. MARRIAGE. Lately, at Ifandswortii. near Birmingham, the Rev. Ch d e , &mere, Hawkins, LL B. Fallow of All Souls turd, aunt V , car of Leo/mot% Oxfordshire, t o 'm um Bratt, of Grove Howse. Staffordshire. DEATHS At A•benheart, near 01asgene --- ,upon the 29th oft is Scutt. Esq. banker, Glasgow. in the 64th year of hit a4e. On Sunday, the 29th alt. at the venerable age of 67 Ile Rev. Samuel IYF.lhauf Edwards, of Pelltre, ur 11Clitg,in;, shire, an acting Magistrate in that county, and Retire Maii,stoile, in Salop. In him ware fully displaieg, inc a very long and painful illnebs, the Manly laow inaignation of a true Ctireitian, and in the moral and reliziout duties, few twit exa , noles are to be let , with ; to the pore he was ever a aterlotis fri , md. sod the objects of charity within his sphere., that did not ine oe , fiance his benevolence and bounty ; at,rl to !how ,a,tirutions which tende.l to promote their ccmforts, and sohen their flit vents, he wit ever toe liberal, hut unostemattuur ',inverter. It is unnecessary to add, that he rii.rd lamected, revered, by all el twee HIGH MA-ran. THIN DAY AT LONDON 8R1D.:4... M.eu .12 :116 IQ. alter 4 J Ey'n.... 84 min. after 4. SALES BY AUCTION. • • By D. SADLER, • At his Repository, Gorwell-areet, THIS DAT, at Teal% piecitely, TilE following HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. Fittlf Horst*, a Stage Coach, two pa it of Hum s ,. , r ,4 Leading Ditto, in cAnstant work fusiu the Rank to * fondants green. Also, a Poq-Chaile, Hackney-0-4,th, Tlve• Horsei i • and Ilarlions enroslete To be sold under an earcution, order of the Sh,..iff A number of Nunes fruits the Don itts. aisle Board of thinance, iii toe whole upwards of Ou 'Whey me well worth the attention of the runic, as t-ei "ill be sold without re•irrse. Tea useful Cart Nary a, taken off constatieworls from the Iron Railing, Wantl3w ota. To be s.ewred tall the hourof SAIL KINGSGATE, ISLE OF THANET. By Mesoi. SKINNER, DYKE, and CO. On THURSDAY, October 17. at Twelve, at Oarnwarli. lA Feur Lot,, if not previously disposed Private Cu”trwt, Lot I. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD RE3I -1.11. DENCE, of handsome elevation, and summit, for a family of relectabdity, with IninICIOUs and extensive offices of every description, pleasure-ground, video, sod surrounding land, containing hi the whole abain 20 Elet formerly the seat of the late lien,, I.ora Holland, Milan: lightfollv situate at Yinegete, in the Lied Thanet, atinsaamis ing a full and intiateriunted view of the sea, and an apnea distance from the fashionable and muchaachnited waterier places of Margate and Broadstain. Let 2. An excellent Ifrotehold Residcnee, situate in tient sit the sea, called the Castle, a specious and stately stricter;, anti coach-houses, stabiing, arid other convenient sem, Jaen ant adjoining land, containing near five acres. Lot 3. A Freehold Estee, coasisting of the establi•had atsl well-accustomed tavern, the sign of the Nobs Captain Dishy * whh stabling, end other suitable evectiew, and Marna an asre and a half of land. meet desirably situate foe hashers, new ill the oc,mpatinn of Mr. Dunn Dig.itln, tenant at will. Lot 4. A Freehold Estate, consisting tef a eutotentil hridt house, barn, stable, aril outabui'dnigs, garden, and shout 3) acres of land, extending to the s-a, in the occupation et Mr. Denn Dunkin, who has notice to quit at Ch , idocts. Wide this int will be sold the pillar erected to the memory' of be Right Honourable Thomas Harley, Lori Mayor of Loa bie r in the year 1763, and ales twig other mrectioas, called Min. tune', Temple, and Aix Attaching. To be viewed by Tickets only, which may be had of M. Gore, Cecil-moor., Margate ; or of Messrs, Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alder.gate.ttrect, who are authorised to best for the sale by private contract. Perticulan mar be hid at the ORIN of Messrs. Sawkins and Deming, Margate, where a ides may be se,m ; also at the Dlgby Tavern, and Mitchruces He* Margate ; King's Head, Reinert.; Fountain and King's Inns, Canterbury; Rose, Sittingbouriie Clown, Rochester; Boil and Oran-it, Dartford ; Ship, Dover; and place of sale. Plans of the lois may be seen at the Castle, K intrude. VALUABLE FREF.HOLD MINERAL ESTATE, THE LAND:TAX REDEEMED. By Mr. PALMER, At the White Lion Tavern, Bristol, on FRIDAY, the nth Instant (unless previously disposed of by Private contagt, of : which Nuevo will be given), A Most Desirable and very Valuable FREE— .(I. HOLD ESTATE, situate in tile parish of BECVILL TY, and county of MONNIOIJIM ; comprising (u an die surface), several convenient FARMS, of about 1,320 Aare of Arable, Meadow, and Pastore Land, with necessary Betid ing, let to Tenants at Will, except two, wile irtial for seat two and a half years; about 730 Acres of Coppice Wool Land in hand; and also an unlim:tert right of Pasturage a ~,,, Man hole Mountain, of about 800 Acres; the Minerals aide( which, exelusively belong to the Estate. This Estate contains several Veins or Beds of Cval and Iron Stone (which a e exam:Aka by a reference and dereriptfrat annexed to the P.an of the Estate, declining Southward sa the Sirhowy and Elbrio river, fall, at an easy dip of about 21 incbe; in:the yard), both of excelientquslitim; the former parboil...f ly sr for exportation and for manutafluring of r n. Great advantages will :Wore from the natural torn' and sites. lion of this Estate, ow nig to the rallies on each side Mies/ very low, and the Coal Ground between them mucb elevated, so that many Horse-levels mar be driven at an easy t gatote a into four of the u;.per Reds of Coal (which are opened; else of seam, and three in three fee: thick each) l)lag usher min" 1,000 acres of land. The Vero next briue the above four will be drained and worked by lorig,-r levels; and the lowest Coal Veins, wsh the lowest Beds of Iron Stone, will be worked by Pitts and Foe. Engines The above two ranges of Veins of Coal, and the lower Bede of Iron Stone, lie rimier the whole of this estate, of about t,lle acres —The workable Ve.os of Coal in this estate are 16 re num ber, and added together, make about 55i feet. In short, every Vein of Coal, end Iron Stone, that is discovered and worked is the range of ironworks front Ate. rela re to Blweribevona lien Ma. der this estate. The greater part of the Estate is bounded by the Rivers El boo and !hr'..•ris y ; and the Minerals may, with mach facility s be winked either to be cosirryed down the "Meow , new Rails Road, or d .ern thu Elbow-Vale It-il-Road and Canal to New pe.t, where ships of any burden n.ay resort. • N.H. There is a lora! quantirs of timber pawing on the ferns lands and t.. the coorire woods. For further particulars, apely to G. B. Tyndale, Eaq roln's.• -fields, Loudon; Mr. T. M. Crutwcll, Solicitor, bath ; John Noble, Esq. M.'4(4. Berigriugh and ' , Am.', and Masan. Fkwolt and Smith, Solicitors, Bristol ; Mr. Edward Thotnarm, Birmingham ; Mr Edward Boys, Solicitor, Bride wail"; Mesta Williams an 1 Manivaring, Solieites, i/tOtell 1.. C. Ehirbus, Ell. of Tru, ; James Moor, Esq. Falmouth Mr. Edward Malin Mortiston, neer Swansea ; all of Islam will shew a i.lan and .ental of the Estate; end alto of Mr. John rllOllO,, of Abercaree, near Newport, Munruoutli.hire, who wil shoe the premises. LONDON .—rani by G. DAVIDSON. 149. 17, Ueiria Co at, BU. St:. el Cuvent Gaoled, mad rObllolll4 at Ate Occ, So It. ILA of St atineet'. Cherc,‘,Arld, by %V. STUCK, of No. 7, Nee.s , deltre stmt, Lom s par," where Or t ttae , peetveltl! will be del Mr tom lod t. ■ PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS-0c f. I. Gov. Debentures S per Cent 1 Gov Steck, 5 per Cent 6tl Royal Csual Lo..n. 6 pet cent .... 9ll