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the belief which a man might have in his am ski, and that judicial belief, which was necfssary to con. viet a man in a Court of Justice. He compared the present case to that of a conspirator or a robber turning King's evidence, whose testimony required to be confirmed. He made several legal objedtions VI the averments in the indietment, in point of form ; and concluded by oh , ,erving, that the ends of jus tice would he nincli }setter answered, he the Jury acquitting the Delendint upon such evidence. al though ti.ey might believe him guilty in their own He called no witnesses. Lord ELLSNII•tROUGH shottly observed, that there was no quev,on in this case, it the Jury gave credit to the witness, Prince, confirmed as he was by the other witnesses, who had been examined.— He could not see how criminal justice was to be come at, if such testimony wasnot admissible. He could not but observe, that the averments in the india ment were very clumsily set out. His Lordship • wished, however, that the question might be recon sidered, upon full argument, in the course of the ensuing tern ; but he had no question upon the de cision which the Jury were to make. After a short consultation, the Jury found the Defendant Guilly. The Defendant is a young man, not more than 20 years of age. OLD BALLE T SIONyll AT. John Edward* was indified for stealing one pair of cotton stockings, the property of Thos. Robson ; but the Prosecutor not being able to say positively whsther he sold them or not, the Prisoner was Aequitted. He was again indifted far stealing ten cotton shawls, the property of John Kyle, from whose evi dence it appeared that the Prisoner came into his shop in January last and entered into conversation with him ; he having known him before, went nut of the shop, leaving his brother, a boy of thirteen years of age, along with the Prisoner. Some time after he returned, and was told by his brother that the Prisoner had taken a parcel of shawls from one of the shelves. He immediately pursued him, and having apprehended him, found in the crown of his hat the ten shawls laid in the indictment. The Pri soner then acknowledged he had taken them, and said he would not have done su, but he was in the greatest distress. The Jury immediately found him Guilt,. He was a very genteel looking young man, not more than twenty years of age. Mary Steebtuut was found Guilty of stealing a pair of sheets and other articles lett to her in ready fui nished lodgings. Ann and Mary Cab:11o, mother and daughter, were indiaed for stealing one shirt, the property of Nicholas Walker; Ann, the mother, was Acquitted, and the daughter, a girl of twelve years of age, found Guilty. -- --- A large ship from La Plata (a prise) was cap tured on the 17th instant, off Scilly, by a French lugger privateer. The N. del Cerise,,, from Vera Cruz., is captured by the Endeavour, Wislit.t. Alt, of Lon don, and carried into Lisbon. The Mentor, Tow. atm, from Jamaica, for Liverpool, is also put in there. The Ana, Hoaroan, from Liverpool, for Africa, foundered at sea on The 17th of December ; crew are arrived at Madeira. The Aim, Hciessars, from Dublin, for London, has been captured, re-captured, and is arrived at Cork. ISTRACT 01 A L TTTTT 15OM AN OTTIC/LR 1111- LONGING TO TIA► CIIANNEL ILTFT: " The St. George, Atlas, Sport:ate, Verran, and are gone in pursuit of the Rochefort ulna. dron. The PreNee vc Wales (Sir R. Calder) lelt the Brest fleet on Tuesday to assume the command cif Ferrol. The eight gun-boats captured by the Me lt:vas ate part of forty sail which left Rochefort : the others separated in a gale of wind. The Mdampas looked into Brest last Monday, and counted twenty sail of the line and two frigates. She, and the Niobe, were so close in, that the shot went over them. Yesterday morning the 3felatagur, on quitting the fleet, recaptured the Be/bower, from Jamaica, worth 40,0001. The same privateer had captured 15 vessels off the Lizard, four of which she sunk, being in ballast. The *Vim:Hide fell in with a French line of battle ship, belonging to the Rochefort squadron, disabled, but carrying a press of sail: the Sportiate carried away her maintop gallant-roa a, and the Frenchman escaped." The e:eitt which lately occurred at Dresden, at the theatre of Meissen, appeared so extraordinary, that the Magistrates direded some enquiries to be made respefting it. Two municipal officers, assisted by a physician and a surgeon, have published an au thentic report on all that came within their know ledge. 'I he following of which is the result : " The troop of French dancers, of the company of Morel, gave a grand ballet. A young dancer, silbjed to fits of epilepsy, fell upon the stage, and was immediately carried out. Many of the comp :my of both sexes endeavoured to give assistance, but they almost immediately found themselves affected by symptoms somewhat Trembling hysterics. The first physician called in declared that it was occa sioned by the coals in which the hair-dresser of the company had heated his curling-irons. But this assertion is suffiziently refuted since; many of the dancers, and even some individuals from the town, whose curiosity had attrafted them to the theatre, •fell into the same extremity. Still less could it be oc casioned by any potion, or unwholesome eatables, since the persons attacked had rot dined together. Othcrs have examine.) whether it is possible that these convulsions have been caught merely by the sight of - them; and in this belief the great Boer have is con firmed, after what has occurred under his own imme diate observation in the Monkish hospital for orphans at Amsterdam. We do not deviate from our sub jec't, to observe, that men, as well as women, have, for many days, complained of a great pain in their stomach, and a frequent inclination to vomiting.— The physicians have, with great success, applied mimic as a remedy for their sufferings ; and when this began to take efe,f, the person :reeled uttered the most piercing cries ; and, in former ages, there Is no doubt that this singular scene would have Leen ascribed to the Incantations of some magician." PARSINT STATE OF THE► NAVAL FORCE 01 FRANCE. The following account wls °Sta;ned from an Officer of one of the French gun-boats, which were last week brought into Falmouth:— Ma l ec Le Veogesir Le Ropsolicaift I:Alexandre Le Foudrortnt T.'lmi.et..eux Le Brutus , Le Ca•u,r , Le Veteran Le Prlago • • Le Conquerant , Vl' BREST. (2 '4 lIS. ?hip.. 120 L'lliy,se 110 Le Caurville 110 L'Eolc . AO Le Revolution 80 Le Dix d'Aont 74 I.e C •nktitution 174 L'Allialwe 74 Le 84We 7 4 Le Potrt,to 74 I Le Gadloire 74 011N1. • 74 I • 74 fLON. Le Yeemidable L'lndornptable I.e Ne,tune I.e liucentaure nihal Le Swiftsure _ . . . Le &trona . . 74 L'lntreperle . • 74 Le Moilidaac . . 74 I: Szig,ic..l . • 74 1.,..Nt11gt • 74 L'lnretmpatible . . : — ;147 Ls Cornslie . . . L'Horteuse Le Rhin 11(311 Le Burnie i.e Pinion L'ORIENT. L'A'grziras BUttrolgq. Le Revile; . . . . 74 II: AIM.) . . . • Le Couregeux . . • . 74 And un4 Frigate AT ROCHFURT. Le Majestneur . . . ItO. Le Lion Le Magnanione . . .$Ol Le Gernappe . . . Le Suffren TRIOArts . 18 L'lndetiti s altk . . . 74 I . 18 lint.ntNG. Le Ville de Paris . . . 120 I Aja 74 L'Achills74 L'Armide La Gloire Le Pres;tiont 11 Ale. Le Marengn . . . La Belle Louis Li &belle Le Didon Le Hernii Le D.lpaav Trnuin . Le Redouuble Le Gueriere . BRIIIIIAM, WEB. V. 3. Arrived last evening, un 'Cr co,nmand of the lion. Admiral Cornwallis, the V,il Jr Pnr;s, San 7oief, DreedonuOt, Neptune, Windsor Castle, Queen, • Barirar, Colositis, Court -Irani, Warrior, and Chrir-.:4, and remain with the Neritazir frigate. There was also a Spanish prize came in with the fleet, hut I have not lea' ned whom the is a prise to. Wind S.W. PORTIISIOOIII, FE I. £3. This afternoon, the Zad;:asen frigate, Hon. Capt. Paget, arrived here, wits the following Spanish ships, which are very richly and valuably laden : Erie Haw, from the Rio de la Plata ; Arta . register-ship, from Lima ; Le Pn-missa de to Par, from Rio de la Piata; La Br , iligate, from Vera Cruz. all laden with specie, coclaineal, indigo. ticc. The In dymson has 11 million dollars on board, which she took out of the galleon. The Capt. Shep hard, has also sent in this day the ship ThtliA, from New Orleans, laden with a valuable cargo. The Eadymian has captured four more Spanish ships dur ng her cruise, and since the declaration of war, which are safe arrived. The (.:,.teasea, 'rule, Earl H0...v, Lord Duncon,.4urry, Charfroa,Cryie.,, and CIPTIVIrIhen. East Indiamen, are at the Nlotherhank, and will sail in a few days, nader convoy of the !havers', of 54 guns, Capt. Fraser. 'I he 69th regiment, consisting of 1,100 men, commanded by Col. Brisbane, embarked this morning on board of five of the ships. There are 102 sail of transports at, and in the vi cinity of this port, which are ready to proceed to sea, at the shortest notice: 42 of them are rapper. bottomed, for the reception of troops ; 45 for horses; and 1.5 for ordnance stores. Arrived 07,e .laion sloop of war, from the West ward.—Wind S.S.W. PLYMOUTH, FES. 21 Sailed the Pretty Lass, with a convoy to the east ward. Came in a very valuable West Indiaraan, one of the homeward bound fleet, dispersed in a Rale of wind, captured by a French privatlee of i g guns, and retaken by the Melamina, of Sti guns, Captain Poyntz. Arrived, at two p. w. a large gtm-brig, with a beautiful long-sided French privateer, of IS guns, Nt!pi)oSelf to be tie vessel that has done so much mi-chief lately to the westward of Scilly. Came in the A a, from London for Lime s ick : she was I abtured by the Genets] Perignor4 French privateer, and retaken by the Mohr frigate s the Spanish brig El Resarin,frumVeraCruZ, ca ptured by the Urania frigate; the Prussian pUint De Pr, ids, —, from Jersey for Bilboa, detained by the Naiad frigate; the Snlirrdon, Davis from Chepstow; she was captured by the Gatrid Perignon privateer, and recaptured by the Gannett sloop of war. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Off Drivel—The Petrie-ten, Steietoff, frJro Teneriffel Du num, (torn Bourde.,ux; St. Penick, Campbell, frum titeJeseph, Walker, from Dublin. At Portentoote—The Ul”aet, —, from New !lamp. shire At Itratto'—The Ma•ia„ fmm the Coma 44 Spain, —end the le.nterpree, —..--.., fr o m South Carolina. At Mensal!, from Malaga— the War. iIUIII S* O .lllll4ThC Swtly , WeLber,-..and theimbefla from Chyle ton. At Chde--Tne Itbil,: r endence, from € 1, ""M”,"- mkt thr Ircm, —, (rum Oporto. At MadetraTbe Active, Moira*, from II althea— .;race, T. for —Aid the Alli,taney, Kun, horn London. At I.:Moo—The Richard, Brueksley, from London--and the Vulteoe, Neraoll, true /11:vrfeonl!and At Charlsnoe, eIIII,,VTAtiCe ; Teikr.e, from Africa. PRICE or STOCKS YESTERDAY. A per Cent Reduced 581 59 3 per eon C0unt5...,... a .. 1 - 4 per er' . .... 5 per Cent. Nat, • 5 per OWL Leyaky .. I..nne Ann . Short ditto ..2 111-16 + 1 ()annum 4 India Stott!. India 114111411 Fi hequer Rifle Consul* fur .. nit T. Mil, Stack-Ikaker, Re. 4, Carithill, mei 9, Cleating Cri.4 ►RICE OF IRISH SWUM GOV. Deb per Cent. (Feb. lb) 811 i IU!, /um,. /se It Genoa • VC,lat. 111 1 I..<tmi• • SO °port., Dublna •VI 11.11. t . . 4 Portugal Gold oa Coin and Roars pet Si. . ♦ 0 Doubloons.,,,, 0 0 0 new Dollars Solver on liars 0 0 0 tiro. I.ouo each n Aso° .on the Rank or Rollaeri per Cron. Si TES. 1.• Mularon . . . L'Uranie La Sirens Le Theme /a pi 0. And one Frigate !RIO, FRIG: AT NA Nrz AT CADIZ. IN INDIA. I La Seramillante, etc. IN AMERICA I La Milanaile AT FERROI.. 74 I I.e Fourneua 74 Vgnn nice lAtt. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. RETURN OF WHEA Including only fro:n the 11th agreeably tot a. d. 92 Quarters at 124 340 at 122 370 a t 122 12 at 121 315 at 120 706 at 118 192 at 116 Iso —• at 10 235 At 114 40 —A-- at 113 42% at II! 1314 at 110 62 at 1224. at Ltd 690 at 1 , 6 1518 —....—.. at If , 5 Total 10.50 R Quarter. 6;tl higher t kT IN MARK LANE, of Feb. to the 16th of Feb the new Act. d. 71 Quarten •at 104 110 at 108 94 at 101 470 -- at !no 349 -- at 9$ 111 at 97 261 at 96 10t at 95 47 at 93 181 at 90 5 —v.— at 88 77 --at Oil 04 at 85 71 at 114 140 at 81 199 at 80 —Average 104 a Ild. than I.nt Return TIIE 1141fICM. CORN EXCHANGE, f A ---ONDAT, Fee 25. The MarkA t.-d 37 is hut Ir MO? supplied with Wheat, wh:chis principally trifler/J.ld and inferior quality, which has the erg', of a small advance on the few prime sample., g• .ocl Dantair. fetches about 112:. par quaiter Barley and Malt ate in good supply at small fiuditatimi in price. White a.•d Grey p s ,o, with the two sods of Baans, co ue to arrive in goat plenty, and are all quoted cheaper. Oars likewise arc here in gotd supply, and the trade is heavy of sale. Flour also is iii good supply, and maintains the quotation. CUR RF.NT PRICK OF GRAIN. tVheat . Ids 68 102.... Beans 45.. 51*. Od. Fine d0......1045. 108, o*. i Tick Beans 45. 0.1 Nye... 5:3 bB. Od. Oats 268..29.. 31s Od. Barley .42 48.. Od. I Poland' ..... Gd. %fait— ...... 76s 82 , Od. Rape 5eed.......44' 481. Od. White Pees 44s 50s. Od. I Fine Flour .... ON. 906. Od. tirei Pen 40. 45, Od Sernnds 80 , BSc 04. A RIETURN or non, Fr•to Feb. 9. sn Feb. 13. from the Cachet Offsee. Sacks. s. d. 1 Sacks s. 4. Sacks • a. 4 137 ....100 0 1 370......99 0 62. 88 0 20 .... 98 0 1 3611.......92 0 5 87 0 10225 .... 95 0 i 45 9l 0 25 85 0 154 .... 94 0 I 560 90 0 10 110 0 Tuial-14,00t saelcs.—..Avenge 945.6}0. • Os 94d. lower than last Return. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Bread Beane .32e 0.1 to 56, Od per qr. Long Pak Od to 50s Od Taws 88e Od to 44s 04 R,. Gras He 04 to Ott Od • Carraway 96. Od to 134.11 04 per Cwt. Coriander ,...10s 04 to 14. fur Treto.l l6s 0.1 to 4M bd ! L t' Clover .4Bs Od to 961 Od Wha- ditt3 52t Od to virds Od _ White `.l maid Seed oa Oil to • Ilrr Od per tri! . .h. Brown ditto lO4 Od to 18. Od Cutary 7s Od to 8. 04 Turnip .18s Od to 244 Od FRICE6 OF HA' _ S&TVI r AND STRAW. MAL , IT savage/. ‘---- -. ionecsuirst. Has V its a 41 191 Hay .91 16 a 41 16, Ofew 01 0 aOl Us New Of Os a 01 0, Citrate VI Ova 01 0% Clover 41 4o a 51 10s Straw .21 Ils a3l 7 Straw 2l Ca a2l Val SMITHFIELD, Member, Feb fb. To .ink the offal—per mole of Sib. Seer Ile 04 to Se 4.1 Veal Se 04 to 61 6.1 Walton...As 04 to b. 6d , Pork 4s IM to Ss On Head of Cattle the' Do, Snot-, about 2.ooO —sheer, 10.000. NEWGATE AND LEADENH.%LL MARKETS tkt• tar. Reef 34 0,1 to 4. 6.t I Viol 4. 0,1 to 6. 0. “i ... 0.1 to 44 441 od 5- 0,1 PRICE OF • gt..Jamee. Market.. M. 21 Clare Market...., ...4s 24 Whiteell4;,el Market 4. ti Per sione of Its 6} Avi rage Priee....4l 2d TALLOW. T. Tallow. ^Os Od Runts. t Can.) 70s Od Itimia 5a.).".679611- td Melting 5ta...., Sq. Ditto naugb 68 G•ayes Good Drawl lls tiled. BRa—Curd. 1111 a. Its 6d —Would., , Yellow Strap, 711s—eSicrt hies of Oindles, per des. I PRJCE OF LE STHER. lintts. 50 to 5151 b. each Dina, 60 to 1451 b. each 25 to 261 Merchants Hacks Dr.. ,, j 1 Hides... 221 to 24d Fine C ',.ith Hubs 244 to 26d Crop Hides for euttinK 244 to 254 Flat Ordinary . 231 to 2401 Calf Sknis, 30 to 40:b per Doom— 044 to 384 Ditto, 50 to 70114. 35r1 to 394) Ditto,. 70 to Solh 1...344 to 364 A L 4 Small S4Fels (ntottotao4). 424 t o 454 3 F Large fhttn 110 s to 1701 per dozen. Gast Skins 2sa to 651 ditto Tanned{ lease Hid. SW to 421 per hide. . RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers, per Nees, Is. f)nlinars , OA Market Ca f English More Sheep Skins: et . 3d. ioa. 2d. to ao OrL so S. Oft od at to 3 od dd. to AS O. COAL EXCHANGE, Faa. tit. Stet CS per assidron . Ws Od Delivered to Hoy, keepers 6ts Od SuMerland, p.r Chat , lr.ro 441 OA Delivered to Housekeepers at sos Od COURSE OF ENCIiAI Amsterdam SP 9 It Ditto at Sight lB 1 Rotterdam l2 3 2 U. Ilambutgh IS 8 till Minim ..... Xs 9 tIU Pa,.. 1 dir'sdate IS 12 Ult.. 18..u-4ratix .26 CO.:. ..... l4 in paper Mato 4l efftvt. AL IA .... 141 in parer nott.. l3l elect. Rhine Loewe r 491 N.: les liiiublis. no London (Feb. I . 74 . . 74 . 74 . a • At Tr niaii H 11, rnicshire, the I•dy of Thomas Strieldm', i•sil of • daughter. MARRIAGE. At Upper Dcal rhumb, oii the 19th inst.int,ewnelius Stu. yeng, Fsq. Master of the Aurora armed ship, to His. Elia ibeth Norris 011eson. DEATH, tin Thursday morning, February 21, at Halifax, in y n ,*. shire, in the 2;.3d yc•r of his age, Mr. G. G. h-•lwq, Ge that r uwu , attorney at law, mach rheetteal by lib reiat...os; company attracted the attention of a numerous as -quantitate for his singular vivacity and fertility of genius, in who: nu il4, will dwell a la , ting remembrance. inGif ‘VATER TIIIS DAY AT IA )I%lD(*/ Morn. 19 grim. after 12 —V.ven 46 mlu. alt-r It'. MINERALOGY. By Mr. KING, qlO BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT (the property of a Gentleman deceased) a mo , d and truly inter e stin g COLLECTION of MINER ALti, listing of upwards of 3000 Specimen., each niiiiutev and the whole systeniatically arranged, areurling t •.•-i-. Catalogue, under the direeion of eminent Minoraloz,..l gu. it attention with which the above .. • torowil, red only from the Homo' bot to Ca!miets abroad, renders it a nio.t desirable 11C41.1sit branch of Natural History to any Public Body, N private Gentleman. The abuse is n..w offered f the direCtion of the Executors, who hereby pledge them that not a single Specimen is introduced, but that the al, r were the genuine property of the deceased, who 4111 known to entity of our first Amateurs in ail stud . Catalogues, ranting a handsome Volum e , pr i ce ss. c ,,, tattling SN pages, late Odavo, and which m a y be e „, a useful library book, are ready for delivery be Mr King, N„, 991, King-aureet, Covent Garden, and the Cop ect i,„, ma , b s viewed (with Catalogues only) on Tuesdays, Th ur m ai .",,, Fridays, from Eleven to Fenn o'Clock, at Mr. Bsekersrafr s , Bookseller, the corner of Essex•strect, Strand, wh,t. Cava. 'ogees way also be had. - Further particulars at No. S€l, King street, as above. SALES BY .1 UC CHOICE WINES. lay Mr. KING, At his Great R , 101.1, in King-strstet, Covent -garden, on FRI. DAY neit, at Twelve o'Closk, ABOUT TWO HUNDRED :end THIRTY DOZEN of WINE; consisting of Old crured from Eight•vii Months to Two Years in &ides; M. d:iir, Sherry. Cak-avella, and Mountain; Eighty Gal:wis of Brandy,Jantaica Ruin, Shrub, Ho!lanits,and Cherry Beady Saiiiplei will 1)1 ready on Thursday, when Cataictuvrinay be had at the knout. PICTURES, MARBLE FIGURES AND RUSTS. By KUNG, At hi; Great Room, M Kine-street, Corent-wden, be Onl t of the l'hyrietut, un SATURDAY next, at Ts.•lve oY'leeh, ACOLLECTION of PICTURES, chiefly paint. tl by that well known and infernos.% Artist, Mr. Guy He id, -of Doke street, St. ,lames'., Hely decease" ; comprisis,( excellent Copies of many capital Palmier, arti cular!? the Elevation of the Cross, from Ruben., sycll adaared fir cut Altar Piece, r ith a few good original P.c.ares, some elegant Marble Nines and Rusts. May be viewed on Thursday till . she Sale; and Catalogues then had at the Room. VALUABLE COPPER PLATES. By Mr. KING, At his Great Room, in Eing•stieit, Caveat gardim, by rh. rerlion of the A.siipiees, oil THURJDAY, March 7, 1805, at Twelve "'Clock, rrHE I.arge and Entire STOCK of COPPER PLATES, consisting of near 400; published and re. graved by Mr. Mariano M.rri,late of Piccadilly; together leek the who e of the loopres , ions remaining of each Plate, a large Copper Plate Piloting Press . %c. May be sta./ell on Wednesday pomading the Sale, loiCa. talogoestn,nbsa at the liseas. ROOKS. By Mr KING. At his Great ROOM, In. King-street, Covent garden, on TUES. DAY, Mach tt, 14A3, at Twelve ek, AChuice COLLEC 11'31N of BOOKS. includ elinling Milton's Works, 3 vols. and River Thames,: vol.. published by Boyden; Hearne and R rue's Antiquities; Th ~,,, too's Nnt t gliainshire ; Atkin. Gloucesteish.te ; I last ed's Knit ; Mor.oslt% Elves; I.lll,thetei.',. Voraffes, e." 11,44,; Gmoe's England, Wales, Scotland, soil Inland, It vols a Site sett Pennant's Works, 11 Tuts in Russia; Long's Jamaica, 3 vo.s. ;lonia; Cook's Voyages and Life, 9 volt. fine set; Nut. let's Hudibras, by Nash, 3 vols.; Tnomsoe's Works, 2 v6lt. 4to. fine copy ; Don Quixote, by Jarvis, 2 vols. VA. ; Vte ttie's Anecdotes of Fallouts/. by Walpole, 4 volt first edition; I.y:on's EollioOrli of London, 4 vols. ; Ben Jouson's by Whalley, 7 yule.; Gitpiti's Tours, 3 %cols ; Bolingbroke% Wfults, II vols. le. Ma? be • .rwed on Saturday erecadioi i and Cognacs diet had at the R nom. SUPERB COLLECTION or utsacrs, ELEGANT CABINETS, de. By Mr. KING, At hie G eat Room, in King-stret.l., Covent-Ga:den, by ;ord.., of the Proprietor, in a shunt tune (unless previously dilmsed of by Private Contract), '(SHE 'no st CApital ASS F.M Br.A GE of A. INSECTS probably ever uffemd to Public Sale, consisting of upwards of Eleven Thousand different Specimens, &mown according to the Lianean System, collected from all the Coun tries with which Gr-at Britain has any intercourse, with r ..f consieLiratde AtterillOat, and great expellee, be Mr. 11 . " Goldsmith, of the Strand, lately deceased, who was et thirty years in forming the above Colle jinn At the lain. time will be sold the elegant Cabinets, alit ' Copyright Copperplates in No 150, sundry Plain and a f,.w Coloured Set, of the Illuatrativits of Natural llntory, iu Mud Volumes, (111.043. Timely notice of the Days of View and Salo will be given._ PENIBROK F.SHIRE. Vahuble r,d Improveeble Freehold Estate, with Loyalties, Manor, Fislierv, Perpetual Advsrson Ry PKTER COXF, BURRELL, tied i t At G nom av's cm FRIDAY, March 26 at Twit*, AVF.HYraitiabl , ! And irnprovea!)le FREEP.()I.II EST vrE, contAinin g 1200 WWI, I ILYIII4I, kit t • calla) I :rest Trefgarn,heilig a Par ish And Lord..iirp , situate in .delightful p.iit of the eoinity of Pembriske,adm.W.• in: in Dame, five miles on the turnpike mad from Haverfer.l. west, and ten miles from Fisgani: convicting of sundry wells - Ms, banana, court lodges, hams, stAlims, carted, mecca a.... parcels of rich end fertile arable, meadow, and aru5.d... , .." '. • ^ acres of which are oak timber, highly °manicotti as wed • %table, and with uninclosed sheep-walks; the who'm i tenet together with the neat Presentation and Pe Me0w,.,,, of the Living of Great Trergarn, and all the R ties, lagtionial Rights, in Court I.eet, Court 11.11.1.1.41 v. with extent of Fisisery of near two miles ^' the %Vest Ktalstli, shirts the Estate, a favoinable sue.im for eels t r nut, and sd . mon : there;, ;trod stone on the Estate for bu i lding, ,ind a eret .. mil may be erected At very !Rile expence. This p m perty iv s on, worth the attention of any Nobleman or fientlemaii who may wilds to Invi.st his money inland, in a part of the room , wirer the. value 1.10 , 1 is rlarly I icing, as in shit part of South %Val , ' May be viewed any time till the Sale, on ap,rlic.e ion to M' Peter Axton, !UM - taint, near Havertordwest, of whim partite art may be had one mouth preceding ; of St mrs. Shalt, D - a-ker Yates, awl 14.41.0 n, Manchester; John Cliambee.anh Es 1. Chewer ; the Rush Inn, Beim! ; the CIIMIC, and the Mariner, H iverfonlwest; the White Ilan, Sisrberth ' • at the Plum of Sale ; and of Me.nrs. Peter Come, Burrell, and Futter, Throginortiiii-street ; where a Plan of the Estate may be berm. LOifX)N :--Ptinted by GEORGE ,DAVIDSON, No 30. Wy^b Greet, St. Cleinp l it's, ctrl 1.'1111148d by JOISAO RYDER. at the 01b , e, Nn. 15. Ra-t , of St (Imam'. Chord,. Strand, oh. o Orly" fot A (re.»-r3k , will be del) attendel to. lii, ..- 14A rrA , car lupeatl 1. , do Otk ~ - ~., r r~ •.~ . ~'Pna C' r ~,, L:Ial I. 0".• M • e I 0: S' J. till. ulid: TI rt to I: fr..l rar• Ore( all txt t or. arc .4141 I)11 StIC TI ire CI M M H