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No. 7,453. --7 - - -- .--- - _ E D DI NBU RG II and LONDON JLA The JAMES WATT marts from Blackwell far New. boo . Edinburgh. on SATITEDAY Evening, the 4th Nesenbet, for the last time diis season. (foods fee all parts of Scotland received here until Pour o'clock on Saturday Afternoon, and forwarded with the greatest regetlarity and destch. Inform pa ation to be obtained at the Heeeral Packet Oak% SW Strand, bet places can only be secured at Ibis ONce. A. MITCHELL. Londe* end Edinburgh Steam Packet Moe. SS* l'elde"hiletrem GUILDIIALL, MT. 11, ISM I rHE COMMITTEE for the RELIEF of the SPA- S NI and ITALIAN EXILES twain nespeetfully submit to the commiseradng ertipaddlikeketr Public the ow of thaw Rasp's, and they ass mots ,posis.aM Sosissaeof demi or. ia ardor ID ramors as iorrodan au, .sasoll_ a... y erwasiistiL that the Coaralous We not moos sibodono for sgisiirNaals B. =g; wig, bottoms, so sate, dial af 111111afis who tan been Al dif ferent OEM IS rink bow as kW duos ISO have his Oneida fbr, y arsaimilisfddird Is snabblbso to amiipar to bode eariairlop, G' .ir by entrildhlft oboe is woo prim of ibis mostly ;Am disir Woos tole boo wool as asosimo. Ties fiber at wawa& M tbs Jim Is IN liporboln , el haw& Thorp bow haw Way her widgets hem the Peninsula, sheen I gentlemen sof last et have been ironed softer a great aerate ofjAlletiasb. Ste t been retested des Om, and on. d . 11 ate . 01.111001 co, bare too sarip by dos ?Asia Solider ro ego* eu : iii England tall boa NM fee the isle af N. The Committee baro, on amp freessiga, made it their lid r to 1 5 , establish the Ransom, so as to enable them to eslst imiltfoodont of public an d n u In this way all the French, a se the Italians, and numerous Spaniards, have been erfilld broorloa, Greece. the Netherlands, and in various per% of The late happy changes in Pomp* huh enabled all obi ao return ; but in Spain, se he *so say diminarisa of far. .ecution, arrests and Wahiawa $" eon oar sew victims have sought an boo. livery go ea doolossoost lha a the Committee many •sf ibe Crow, adbury sad civil Akers of rank, sad smog ovum sad ablibto, who, since the small Orton !Met do Cionsoines alto cal Item was discontinued, have ease indweeo th a hiretable stale of terateh raneqs ; many have beta ositaid lilt of *air riloollbas brossie unable to continue the paring et their telling met, mad others have been suffering both hem usbeinme and Irtmese. ?beam mina believe that the Refagelm. bare when. ane metiers to a greet extent, and they have Awl of assay generous instances of self-sacritlce. The Committee has been lately e n g a g ed In discussing various mesas of permanently removing the distress among the Refugees, by the adoption of sane general plan for their settlement, or re moval ; but the complete exhaustion of their funds, by the urgent and constantly retuning necessities of the Exiles, has prevented the accomplishment of the desires and intentions o f Committee. The winery same is now at hand, when nothing but increasing misery can be anticipated, and the Committee trust that general sympathy and benevolence will enable them to make some appro priate provirlos for men whose misfortunes have been, in most instances, brought about by their integrity, their heroism, and their public virtue. The Mowing Suirteriptions have been sent to the Lord Mayor : Clerieue - - .£5O V D. Robinson . - 1 1 L. Clarke - - . 101 E. M. - - - I I A few friends dining at James Tillard, Esq. by she Ram Inn. West M aas. Barnette, dome. Smithfield. by Al r. Beek- I and (Ne. . - 100 S with - - - 40 Do thou likewise . 1 0 slesere. Thompson and D. - - - - 6 0 Fearon . . - 5 5 L. M. - . - 10 0 The Social Sons under Randle Jackson. Earl. - 5 0 Old Pate (4th sub.) - 5 0 A Rank Note, No. 10,205, Two Friends dining to. pa the Twopenny Post 5 0 gather - - -2 0 A Family Party et Don- 10 0 Froceede of a Rae - - 5 5 caster - - - F. FRESHFIELD. Hon. Sec. Subscriptions wiU continue to be received at the Banking Houses of Messrs. Smith, Payne. and Smiths, Mansion House-place; Sir Richard Can Olin, Mills, liallifax, and Co.'s. bombard-street; Messrs. Williams and Co.'s, Itirehin-lane ; Messrs. Harks, Fat. gahar, and Co.'s, St. Jamee's.sueet; Sir John Peering, Shaw, Barber, linden.% 72, Cornbill ; Messrs. Frys and Chapnean's, St. Allldred's-court, Mislay ; and Messrs. Drummonds,Charing-eroes. &nil. , akin luxuriantly . , ... ca n.._ produced by intense solar heat, or cold irindit and s to be had genuine only of his successors, Price and Gomel! (Perfumers to his Majesty), and their Agents. All other Soaps, under the same nnmua- are vile and gross impositions, possessing none of the highly appreciated qualities of the genuine Johnatone's Patent Windsor Soap. Prepared at t' ‘ ie original manufactory, No. 12, Three Kings'. MM. I•oolbard4tfeet . 4 . No connexion with any Retail Shope in Lombard.street. PERSONAL BEAUTY.—The Ladies are assured that all the Cosmetics ever yet discovered do not poaaess, in a hundredth de re,. the good qualities of PRICE and GOSN E LL'S PATENT NAPLES CREAM, patronised by the Royal Family and the Nobility throughout Europe. It effectually ext erminates erup tions, tan, pimples, freckles , redness, and al l cutaneous imperfec tion whatsoever ; arrays the neck, hands, and arms in matchless whiteness; bestows on the unnplezion a juvenile bloom ; renovates beauty when on the decline, a nd sustains it in pristine splendor to the latest period of life. To mothers nursing their offspring, it is essentially serviceable in healing soreness, and reducing infiamma. tion, so frequently following this otherwise pleasing pursuit of ma ternal affection. The Patent Naples Cream is recommended to Gentlemen as an infallible specific in allaying the smarting irrita bility of the face, and will render shaving, heretofore a painful, now a pleasurable operation.—Price .ss. and Ilia per bottle. PRICE and GOSNELL'S AIACASSAR OIL, or unfailing Abney for aiding the growth of the Hair, to an extent surpassing belief; also for preventing haldnese, and for imparting to the hair an imperishable quality and an under:eying youthfulness. There is nothbeg equal to, nor in any degree to be compared with, the ge nuine Macassar Oil, imported by Price and Gosnell, Perfumers to ilk Majesty, No. 12, Three Kings -court. Lombard-street, London, why have sold it, pure and unadulterated, for the last thine y_ear.e and who, in fact, first introduced it to the notice of the Brit i sh Public. Messrs . Price and Oosnell, the sole Proprietors and only importers (which has been proved by the Import UM, and swore , before the Lord Mayor) of the genuine Alacassar Oil, wishiii, protect the public against the pretensions of base impellers (fa styling themselves importers), have. at a very great esppee, a label. with an engtheirg from a design by Sir Wm. of extreme diffi culty of execution, on the outside of eattli=, with their names and address in full thereon, which pardseeses are particularly r equested to observe; and as a further secticity, every gentiles beetle is signed, is red ink , in the ir own handwri t in g, to counterfeit which is felony. Also, worthy the notice of Gentlemen wbo have tender facer PRICE and UOSNELI:S PATENT PASTA DEL CAS TAONA. This celebrated Shaving Soap is made by a new process, which divests it of all irritating finalities ; it braces the skin, softens the I heard, and makes the mem set much easier than by the comMillft method. . Sold in Pols, price 2a. 6d. and ss. each. • • Prlce and Dowell have appointed Messrs. Sutton and C0.,. 1 NeAreZ mt and tr., and Mr Chu. Ruder Wholesale Vendors a( their tad Articles of Perfumery in Lmsdon —.....-----------___ SUPERIOR FOOD FORD CTHERS HILDREN, 1NV.11.11 4 8, AN O. 13 °DIMON'S PATENT BARLEY, for nuking 1.1, samba -Water in Ten Minutes, and PATENT 0 ROATa, fee yowler Gruel in Ten Minutes. Nystrom allendaa to th e fallowing Document : ( anartrilisearies' Hal London, Feb. 8, 1886. Sir,— hove psi, Greats and Raley-powder, which pee, hewing his Meisaty's Utiles Patent for the sole messfantarlag the same, weseeely _denetrianse " Patent Barley and Palms I has e se Ilvihsden its declaring them te e li c e i jran of the inset it and Oats I ever Raw. I it s admit" and it rot its in the meant world, that, he your mode of temorestioo & veleshie, tine, innabiliodub hav ehaystwi and hod soy le ihielseike a fry Woos- I e des a5e10y,..4.4.141: of r, m er weim , oollo— as "mal' illos 1 -- lbw 4 to bo moyseirises ac r=tlY neliher Pun Harley.water nor can bo M l am, a Sir, yaw obedient meow. RICIdARD CLARKE. ~,h .T °l ll4 a ill.„. Rat leissAlreet, Reim. 'L .. * at " 11141"".1.1,% API 41111111innail WI. has ate, nlb- 1 dared the pills soaelp eeeew by, expaelos rayless deleterftste Gals tures and edidteratione In Osa ergessiAl p lc 1. added IP , the reseanweedetiew sloe smediesi vielesiew, sake it unneenesey cis Pledesess swan wen dein sews. thee nese see gawks@ , de nee beer the words " Itobiserw's Poisse," lbs 1 0 , 11 I & : 1 1 ; is a gir li V= l :l ls ed. end I:,=lennisters at 2a., by I Anus, Ike. in every town • lbe At tl a s elwal wilite i tale . by No. the patentee sod' eumeellebeoLoadow.. 44 : 3 4 11 0 INEPIPB meg a =lieu aryl*, is in opeelleat food Or 7010y e tic. end is elosper thew, sad preferable to , 01.• rt-Ar* - . y of wa into Saanai-lane, leading to the Old Bailey • enosistlng of emend range.of well-built and substantial work-Attie, seventeen, sheds, saw-pits, &c. fitted op and arranged for the express purpose of a eabinet.manufactury. for which, or for a carpenter, or, indeed , foe =et branch of the msoufaetoring business, they are eminently ed, being very light. (riot, and in the very centre of the filtalnePolis together with stehling for aye honey, and two coach booms, which are let to yearly tenants; but the manufactory is in band, and enely peoseation thereof may ,be had. To be data .d Imp applying at 111, Newgate-strost, where null mime mop Mbed I particulars also &Ale. IVing, Solicitor, lb, Holbeassasan, Gray's Inn; Malik Brown sod Moment Soli citors, Comatercial- buildings, Alleging-lane; at the Mart; and of Meson. Wlnstaniey and Sons, Paterootter.row. Moms, for Aantiing, ,_ ..r St. Kitt's ; ..,. Brook, cent's ; and the Princess Leopold, for ditto; he Lady Dunlocels., from Jamaica: the Potion. Rigton, from SWIM Leone; and Nourmahal, King, fratiOonoe, is 24 days with loss of bulwarks. , and i, under quarantine. On the 23d spoke the Thomas King.. Williamson, for Madeira, is kat. 42. 30. N. long. li. W. row& the Partridge. Foulger, Roo London , for the South Seas; sad the Hope, from Quebec. His Majesty'. ship Sybille came into he -hoer to be /kid elf. Wind S. ._ DEAL, OCT. 21.—Anived ft ho London, the be ly Fetwonorre, APLeen ; the John Keswick, furore; the Melv il le Womb, tardy W ; and the Hampton allahs. fin Jamaica; I* dm Britannia. Cummings, I3r Brirbadoes. Also, the Zephilini, luel- , rimy, for Alalege; the Ellen, Patent" from Leith to the Caper mid the Sagan, Martin, Rom Memel. 'rho Ma, and several pot; woad bound. rolled ht the course of the day. Wind N.W. Sr W.N.W. OCT. 29—Arrived from hoodoo. the Proorls.Aroold. from Alex andria ; the Crusader. Bascroft, from St. John's ; and hid Percy, Servs. from St. Vincent% RAMIMATZ, OCT. 111.—The King George packet, Mltheto, from Itotterdion to Liverpool, pus in hero 16th ult. leaky, after striking the WbitaDike. cam out of thick this tide, haring un dergone a thorough rephr. The Petard was at Onivosesd yoga day, with loss of bowsprit. Olueeszno, Oct. 16 riirtr 29.—An deed the awash from Copenhagen ; Porstuevaneo, Morrie" hem Morel ; a e, Cock, fr om Malaga; 6 t. Debit, from Sierra , Brhallifilk ...... from H : folortose Huntley, Atio- doe, from St. Peterobergt ; irovereorn, Willis. frost ditties Ips . Vests, Bennett, from di tto; age:lily , Bums. 1, Suemss, Hutchinson, from Tenerife; Duke of Wel ten, front Faro; Lady Nugent, —, from Cal t V*, ridinunds. from Oporto; Rel ianc e. Harrison, .ha m ' b eer; el k Puha Castle, Formosan, from u Moan, • Ben ditto; Fades, Gus from lit. P ; ()mond, , from Maude ; Maria, Boo" hat ; Sum, —, hem ditto; Anton, GIS, holt ditto; Britain -..'i, hum ditto; James. Thompson. from Si. PetonlM2llh $ pain. ""' from ditto ;• Why, Sides, from ditto; liseestry, Wead, fro m Archangel; Orsoisui s tertoy. from Rigs I Mairlee, Beaky, Rom fleas; For titude, , tom liemeL SEW a She loha. Whim% fir Hayti; snits, &hotly** Dist* t Union, foe St. bolt; Wafted. Xamig, for Sc. Vincent's; 'Upton, foe (heti& %rah, Statehouse. art i Huntong, ism* Iliii.Jmneiss; Castle Leditim, VA. OR ditto; Hope, .......... he Mseebargh t Duke of Nil, he ditto; Otseral Shipp% ilakerri, tor Bakal; Cbrisliso, MOIL fee Gibraltar. TA stouvs, Ocv.2o.—The Bruns, Vius t f e :t u d he Jasoy. hettra. PeisierbovOr_lis eilasaelt Ws IS f vormdef, am upon the Barba .nd, bet vise Set ot by three , ant makes but little want. The United Kingdom, steamer, arrived in the river on Sunday morning from Leith, was rue on board of in Log Reath, bye brig, supposed to be the Grasshopper, bound to Hull. The brig lost her bowsprit, her foremast was sprung, and her hull cut down to the water's edge. CUSTOM Ocr mien N. ' L. &firs Etyma's", in wanos.-- z be Catherine Tureen, from Kiel; Queen Charlotte, Fenner, from Jersey : John, Leetham, from.Alemel ; Eclipse, Godfrey, rom Dublin; Active, Ash, from Fero; Lawns, Lowe, from Demerara; Hebe, Clarke, from St. Petersburgh ; Jeune Adele, Le Gras, from Pontrieux ; John Mooro, Monro, from Wismar; Sea Lark, Cook, from Malaga; Atalanta, Millard, from Denis; Royal Mail, Scott, from ditto ; Pursuit, Benin, from Hantburgh'• Lively, Crow, from Muncie ; Vine, Corner. from Stralsund ; tioattriedand, Pieper, from Em den: Wtorrii l 7 , Brute. from Jamaica; Pratt. T ho mpson, from Hausburgh ; Charles, Bohn, from Naskow Lusitania, Gibbons, from Oporto ; !maim, Borchers, from Bilboa • Earl of Fife, Tal bot, from Nyarad ; Ocean, Johnston., from Leith. SHIPS ENTERED OUTWARDS..—The Harbinger, Champion, for Gibralier; John, Waters, for Hambergh ; Prince Regent, Taylor, for Tobago ; Mercury, Arnott, for liamburgh • James Laming. Sughrue, for Jamaica; Rhine. Hart , fur Rot terdam; Flying Fish, Smith, for Ostend; Superb, Stranack, for Antwerp; Velocity, Dyer, for Waterford; Lady Day, Lloyd , for Limerick; Sir David Ogilby, Savage, for Genoa, Leghorn, and Napier. CLEARED OUTWARDS.—Tbe Thames, Atherden, for Rater. dam ; Carolina, Beekman9 for Stockholm ;_Arandel, Ford, for Jamaica ; Hops, Freezor , for Hamburgh ; Freiheit, for Lubeck ; Belfast, Roberta , for. Rotterdam) ; New Union, 'Vaisdee Broceke, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent; Petrel, Antral's, for Belize ; Perseverance, Mitrgolle, for Calais ; Countess Dunmore, M'Luckts, for Calcutta; Temple, Whitworth, for Jamaica; Cagle Lothian, Smith, for ditto; Paris Sterseheuse for Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ; Duke of York , Mewl. for litunburgh. ( CLEARED OUTWARDS TO I nELAND.—Tbe Fortitude, Fetich ner, for Dublin; Favorite, Silk, for ditto. endeanared, bus . Oa, the ctsPi'll - , and to Ate south by Saimaas it thalitie seen. cotton, .silk, and naphui. The district of the inhabi tants of which 11017 show themselves So ;Racing to Russia by giv ing op to Genial Venni*, the indommaary proclamation of A.blita aline, lies also in the tecritay.ef the Careens, and has 111,0tNt families settled in 54 'Magni nth village hav its elder, Oho Is the chief argil the Inhabitants. The people of Akauseha do not follow agriculture in it. consider. able degree ; but they have large finks of sheep, the wool of which they - dienoolies manufacture into cloth. This sheet sketch shows hew rich in natural. preclacgons these our frostier provinces are, which the perfidious Persians now endeavour to obtain ppoosssesesssiion of in the moot sajt-t manses, end it is also evident how t it must be for the Russians, on foamy accounts, to keep possession of them. Targets 0cr.14. The Obeerrer of this date gives the news, ea th e sa thesity Of let ters from Zantc, of the 4th instant, that the Acropolis of Atbenv has surrendered to the Sitradrier. At Florence, ;Feat dad Man is panned for Eagned, which has Mild thepricas to rho. SIMI* A, Sm.?. 15. The OrdestslSpeeteettirspoitiat the fain eeseunrs, opted with nigh nefusioe by anent all the Peels Annals, respecting the iditiedi situatien of Cereteideeple, sad the troubles and reaction 4011141 here 'whin plate gine dm disialudusetshe corps of the Jo- VV. These Wee have se alteme 3 many houses in dist they have lids ents at Stdyrna and Onthillansple to realise dub lontlalo et sandal. It it our ?gtsays the Spectator , to awn a trick • was successfidly employed , _at th e =c l ement of e Omit resontion, when dre Wendt hog Illenum Journals ad renal dens neneenseed tits tesesng en% pig Salvia, wi th details which had all the &pinnace of fro taws wax ge nerally believed In the European markets, Mill* by die Greek hams, which, made consignments of concha rellen ni4 mann. fettered ilplede, from which they largo *At. • TIM sense at The la DOW I,ooyed W • IPMD sae pieetritempeelime The accounts given by the mkt Jlesteets_ Artheeees s eeir - The are so many fables, invested by The nun is, that then never wmagrsator temmelletz hi dr ailed and in this city trim at present ; the seal of the ppoohes deserves the goiesest praise, and every body follows his bwsieeee with a degree eflilsorty which deco not esist in many nand eownies. • Leer accounts from St. Pesersbargh state the arrival of Prince e tt" at Tab, with all the mantas of the two Russian Li _ iIIGHWAY 1108BERY.—SINGULIR CASE. [Fran the lihmeheeler Gegardiart.) We have this week to record a case of highway robbery attended by time circumstances of • very extraordinary nature, and tint is salt of which shows bow the inventions of a mere child rosy eider ger the liberty and even the life of an innocent person. About twenty minutes past eight o'clock yesterday evening week, Mr. Henry Cochrane, of Old Trafford, when remitting from Slam. dater, was met, when about 400 yards from home, and opposite the end of the road leading to Uhorhoo ' by • man ap paren tly *mod in a fustian jacket, who bade him good night, and pared him, towards lilanthester. When he had gone a few yards further (being tbeotin the right hind side of the road, next the wood,) t!e came soddenly spec three men, who stood mess the footpath. la was is the act of turning off to pass them, when one seized him by the cellar, and he was instantly knocked down by a dreadthl biro on the forehead, which cut it to the bone; anti several other blows were indicted upon . him, as he lay upon the gmund. The men then proceeded to ride his pockets, front which they wok a is ir price and his pocket-beak, containing merely open and *rand At At the same time one of the robbers pulled his vat out of the fob, but finding it fastened by • goard-chain, he ailed es ono of the of es • knife, which was given to him, and he eat the guard-chain, sod took away the watch and seals. The men then turned Ida epee his face, and took from him a silk pocket Mmdkerebief : they abo took his hat, umbrella, and his shoes front his feet. Before the plundering was completed, two of the men went off towards Chorlton : the other two, one of whom appeared to be the man who firm accosted him. staid a little and then walked deliberately away towards Stretford. y hurt by the blows which lie had received; one of one of his fingers, be male his way back to the Plastinumboelead Anne public -house, where be made the robbery kaiak red obtained as sistance, which enabled him to nails he m s. The alarm was then given generally in the osinikbowtheoth sad a author a persons as out, well armed, in pursuit of the robbers. About a quarter poet nine o'clock, two or threepence, who had been scouring the rend wreak Manebeeler, mid-were retandora to Old Trafford, overlook a sodsneas. about nine years of age, ping in the same Marisa When th em an was questioned, be ma an aessem of bard? wash appeared OD very uneathw hooey, that Is wen pow to take him into custody. and carry him to Old y as the boy awed him of having labia half.ramm smtr him, and said her had hi. lowed him nut of Ithorsesto to try to get it bask. What benght to Old Trafford, lbs dada and boy were kept separee, ad die men, brag tweaked,. mitt his nerd era Taylor; that he bed sees the by in Malice, in company with a man with a while het, whO charted Mtn with stahag a pocket book, and woad Wind his parents, in order that be 'Night give him up se them; that the boy first sera be lived in Holm*, and then at Bullard lial ; and dist lee Maybe) eat the men with the white hat went to MAW WON* Mai be did not live there s that the man with dee white bur then west away, and he (Taylor), wbsn taken, was accompany. tnit boy wawa Braked. rule said be lived in that dreerea. the hap was qweederstd, he told a vety dame merai tieing a keg and otandiagly clreermiantial ammo of Mesa rat W bis War with haii-Lelisli to bay semi briel ha t able erakka area% and that Taylor wk his half awe ibego him, mod led Yip law Hahne; them foamed that d er s er: there joined by same lads, and hi , apt his ball:crown beck; sad that the lads loft them shady they were takes into creeody. le • abort time afterwards die boy, having beard Mr. Coduene's sabbery mentioned by dee pawns in the brume, said, " Why, it is dee mod that was taken with me that Natal drat gentlemen." Thistien, of esons,lei to Weir kessides, when the lad or = r w glee a eery algae it Ili rebbirra, which ore. sileti=dell well with that O w _by Mr. Goinuse. to all des was theman who Mut dor% mod that be Masted the mend with " a leag dim Ms a bather's Mad, roily k that up like adios" sad the of muss in dri robbery (the lads whom be had piMilaisly &willed imi befog a Taylor's (ampeey) am Mr. Cadre,. with Mona in their bands. War aelsabody mks/ Mat .Crahrme If he hod sees • hey ekes he was gibbed, tailed smirk "Ai; lar maid ast me me, he I was ea do othee die ef the ree4" He wasthen mad where he and That had bete hem the this _ef catardedag the rigz ei til they were tabs; and ha vilth Net, as seen as . weed away, Tabor took him Atha/ a bodge lota dee weak adieleag. the maA sod kept bin dire a hog tins That lather- - tealt NO es imo the reed replay and they woe eLAlMweds Taylor Mewl semelisdpeemiege and be dime. amelbled g mor me tam u be dicer • eat this, and lastaiment a Mabee% seed i thatthe nudathim alai up, mid sok lid lisresuisdy. lir' ; were as an be readily men, a geed deal thee WOW* do - 0. - • gave so eheuncsaamilal ea oe. Way _.... - .a eppettraluit er t. then desired to conduct the persons faith him to theplifeel at sthiak he led them through nakly the whole of the streets lying between Deamagste and Weurr.ineeet ; Best saying the house Ica In ate direction, and then pretending to 'neglect that it wee in another, but never coming to the place. Amongst other paces, they came - to Tickle -street; which he *odd y kaki. mimed by ; but, when his attention woe ailed tare said that was me the sweet 'where his father lived. this dm .hat -he lived in Tkide.street. At length the patikitteel these As Was lathlike was ampletely eithata÷ked they eateiweealt Ma te the poliee.office,,qbere one of the ' was dimwit Its tyke hika ha I char, and endeavour to Sad patents I bat ass wandering 1 about in almost evay quaker of Me town, to no papa; Imetes takes back to the polleivilleb, whaq Sr. havellefleni Ififr ag na carded in extraetin - fans himilisa band anZkerld Settle, residing in ithimudiagto es• Hof they went hit his withised emu% *Whits flubit fipk - =Opt ; end that bi had purloined Mae mere? tram thews, "MI in MB* dees.oaccounted for Ms vairOlhogwers to go home. Hering the Isteiditthe long sada Am bier pormea, he displayed a fertility at' Iteemilie, together with a e nd stifle:familial ea every I wow, which were trely rag in a boy of such teader Helm the discovery of bis . parents, the men with the white hot, Op was described by the pawner Taylor to have been with hint eli the evening of the robbery, was discovered, sad proved to be a Wie-dreeser tamed Orem, who keeps sib" ear ifmatt-auill. ' it elopmed kora his asseseimit. that, keiw,* oven and eight erleck *the rye*p the boy epee to his purchased a pocket-beak ..,.. . Th b a s took thik m the . litdditot i ttri li 9rea , • woe 'iiiratmass it . .A s a i t a l ot tonli.des lifek him. ;Udine A m u ameseagin t h grmiggpeg it a gnat mist. pct • ellgeor bp panaii tit illikiong the streets. dletandliiiir is 11011(1ft op tett parents, and with that view mike Sim ilk Vane, eid whets he had. The boy pm the mom whom ef limier as he subsequently gave et Ohl Tee.* and Green went to 'fickle-suset with him, but. of it was unsuccessful lo ffnal•ng hie residence. The Ihd , lllm said he lived In Oregam.street, snd than In Heim: la dion, he proceeded on the same way as on the tbdowing trailli.• tog. Isliiag one stay after another, which was discovered to be pal taut, sod, oy hia usher. constant{ persuading Omen that he ups on the point of disarming his resi dence. After wandering ISOM la this matmer fee Maid time, the lad pointed along to. mat is' Halm, saying that he livid to that dentin), and (iron proceeded with 04 towards the beeracks . As be went along several pmoos joined end, moonset others, one whom he identi fi ed as the mow Om Thaw* mann haplessly interacted with hint, sod said - they sewn die 'tow terry Adis Mom lir *Oa way sher , passed along Hulloes sad the boy still poinvng towards the Stret ford road. th ey passed through the toll-gate at Cornbrook, on the new Ilne of road. Here Green, seeing no chance of salving at the abject of his search, and (oo it was then quite dark) not much lik ing the coropany of the peruses who had joined him, Famed home, whilst the boy and fair other persons proceeded along the Streaord road, towards the place where the robbery was committed. With regard to the tittle at whidi be that lzfl them, he had no very saturate idea, bat knew that it was somewhere between eight and nine o'clock, and he thought about a quarter poet eight. As this time (allowing fen a trifling difference in clocks) would be just suf ficient to enable them to reach the place where Mr. Cochrane was robbed, it appeared another strong corroboration of the boy's story. and there serried seerady a doubt that the four persons whom them sew were the robbers. One difficulty, however, planted itself. Two young woinre named Nixon, residing at Hollard Hall, stated that the primmer Taylor and three young men, having the boy with them, came to their house at ohm .'meek,d do mealy of the robbery, and asked if the boy Kai illersi, etatis*Amm die had been endeavour. log to find his nehleace, but meld nat. BeMg told that no each persons as his pampa fired at Halliard MB, they went away. Now Hattard Hal is m wagfeat dimmer fat irk the peace of the robbery. and it mated wiry almemoilharrikimilsweinimoadhe Moog emu mi:at/Wiwi, velobery, shwa hew gam together to a house in the ' bettod, and this exposed themselves to great risk of boy stated, also, daft be was taken to Bawd Hall bdhre Mr. eldlfilit was robbed, which was impossible, as the lebbory was mitieitted not later Man Itel4ott _eight ; sad thr , two young women vire mute certain, both from,haeleg looked at • clock, old haring bind the bugles at the Woad* that it was aim "reknit whoa tbalkith mad she boy weft err Miami Hall. liiiimbimmolig WI aileepancy (which, Wald. we. ratPNalt to have Mom from meow opiesko iozr mi l id er Mr- Foster. Ake remanding Taylor • Hamden ow Monday, to amok him for triaL and' die oreeitaishit or dikeemeirweae ream* so writing far that replier -MM,se they Mak! sic he gat MI, on- Ono day, the fat wee pompened anti/ Tuesday, awl Taylor wee dine* to be . on that day for that purpose. Before the MO 1111414 . a dbeevery had bets mile, which eared Idol re me a • ~ sad fess Mena of a vial. When Wore the • Mee. asi N l day, be node • very unintellble NA deign, butt stated, that wee if the pens whir went Wilk .to Rel. lied Hall was a likidwatith, an* Midst at Mutt Sigikav4 W. MONA ~mg, klieg akkikatatkoeidentipt stem Mist eibralmat W Maim a Wilda etveptemeibery a- air. owls imputy at Unit dill, a• appreadektis • weed Orates, who, wicket* lessitedew; itabid Om hie wit if the party who se Gram endthe boy through iksikita, argafterraele watts Ilikt Hall; sad be stated, what afierweeds tarsal out to be the factrilim it we. very OW nine o'clock, when oferk tbe beimkorkee, left himself, the boy, and Taylor, beyond the telkintr, le them it Atm quite impossible that be (Taylor) could afteteled, kik* atundiked a robbery, which took place at half past eight. WWI MOW stated, that. after haviog been at Dullard Hall. the boy il. aim the. Ifiretford road, and said he lived be thee fikeetMe on wbidi be (tiiddall) and the ether two lads desisted they would me no further, and they accordingly muuned se liktiftwA but Tayhte said berretta me the lad borne, wbielfseibibiall krilid befog riot dm plant of the mbheit Ishest he was appOssaded. Qs int into the character of 11, he woe bud I. be cep haat, hit*. Mesa lad; Mk It appeared drat, on hit arrival at kir mama% howeit, about half pare -nine, be gave a full wows' of die MINNICa hen, eimody corresponding with that given to Mr. Bage haw. If elm, AM lie bed volostrogy gone to the Nei Dailey ow M i r d slimelog day, with the view of g iving dvidenea for-Taybe t but, happening to get kw the (butt where the Sessions were Mid lea, Weed of . the litighiltratke roan, tie etakilnatioe puled oar iteta ids Wag aware of itc etinees, AM et 5 y lliesl lselly wo w"- menimilik' wil callilipsd that MOM -14 • villi enrpeekti at (Ai ry f i r,. wrested the solii!ort assiketkii - Woo milillortho moss re gives by she boy at brim ems tholoooLoaqloo,oroo pan invostise. fist hid. ho Mak, Ithild at Old Tealllol a few pastimlam of the soh. Wry ; me Wog #fmil with • remarkable - optimises cd'appeehi• slim, aml a eseppialwg Witty of _ iovesshe kW emashed Mir e re the limelf be bed bmtdMin ' ivilsE ese l l itil- War of hie oars, ihmated with . so -meek WI it al/ who Maid Wm. No doubt he had. ill ON MM. wait 1 11 04 0 1 :::=' place where the 'ability was oosOriittoa; !tow moo diet mode of it beide poosona. Of mum Taylor was inusediately dioldarMal, and the NH Ms aired arty/Intend hem the Migiettate for his saddens fallebdift. ftllikMdliaolM/ 2 " 61 , lio - day assist la tall WW I el' suicide 'tsg IlloMilf: lie I* a f ar , O distin ifINJOHNSTONE'S PA- LCiAshUT the ION geouTOineFAlB ILIES. TINT MOE SOAP fawn the Counterfeit baits- tions daily im upon the Pub li c , by unplisichihre spcculaton, purchasers a/ l do well to observe, that it is of a pale amber colour, its perfume a complete bouquet, and most pleasant in use. Rossetti. ingalqt peculiar [miasmic and emollient properties, rendering the skin luxuriantly white, soft, and even ; counteracting the iN a IQurinus . . . —.t...A.. .n.l lhe - . . • . 1r * 4 '....„ 4 ,, r211ir g • .. • .. • „,...,,,,. ~ ...., ? . . . , ..--.7)..'.2 •*.,..' •••, ..t. 4,K -1 ..• . 6 .'-'' 1 .% , t ic, i e r, • , / , 0 0 , ..„ ~....,.. -. ... „• .‘ % 7'. 7 - ' , -7.'• . ' .- :''' , _ .. . . . GI . - , ____v• •, p ...., • :.,7-.._ ' 1 to --I 44+ 1, ...._ ,( .' l / 4 , -,!,‘,-, :-e•r":-,I*1 ' %. °. .. 4 ' , - i - ra, ,, 1 _ 40, .. --\4 l 10 rt 14 4151 1- 4. " -- ail _L..' . • 4 1 - ettili 111 . , . , • - ~,b • i . 1' 7 .... ,--; . • ..Q- ;- • '7 •?..' V 1 . ..1 P. ' n • - ' 1 V:r,' 4 •"" „ 4 . .. -'4" . . ..." I 1. . . .... - - • -' ' " . : , . . • . .. , .."• N ' T I 1 ' • . ''' .-. ~.- - ' 4 . / .1'.141 -. . ...., .; .A•,. ,4 • . - • . 4 4.....:.. * '' 4 •. s i .. _ • . r i' - • • , ar • m- t . • • ' ' price rd,,.., . - 1 . . L()ND()N, TUESI)AY, OC COBER 3). 1826. . , . : • • _ , .. . . .• GERMAN P4PIRB. illigr ialli nillilis rlt had th il o s Preatorn his ." at . As li tt li tid : less SALES EY AUCTION. TIM AIR.IIr. . ' 1 A deiselithet :m11 6 4= - 1811YRegicilent of Isfolltrylibe VAMJARLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, OROVE-PLACE, t e et teege n i e hee as bald's enter in HACKNEY. the River, far Gravesead, maim to . talmagmais46. airailess Er gi rk eug i sm ai kiggi stli . Ilan, Ott 05 „ . 4. , 4, ' C 1 = , 444 4 gure bsg . hiwein 1 i 1 ",....... lat ioncesi* : i tt n rl t s : smAtv k tre c:^uxi canied it swil l's: , forrizo Z pir ellt WINSTA NLEY mid SONS, int, DetaanisaM bilertj02:111•11114 . ' sail ABM - s t r i b a l *p lc „ trimh i ,ils ra is. ri tve al = „ ki „,,,, c ,. _ ~,„.... colcootoo toateiriall, to 1 At the Mart i ! ' THIS DAY, at 12, by osier of Mc Adm - ANNUS of Foot, arc a 0 tow a •Ow pasammay mastmined Of Ms guilt, and Me tfu , 4 crater of Mr. Wm. March, deceased, lathe Dives t is ob 01 the:* while ho toserAtit Itasegal s oid the bbf bessr. diashar feet .was alio elicited. whieft , ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising two conve- "1 1 11 =est e t es r o t Mast Dvretling-houses, Nos. 2 and 11, Grove-pram Ilea- doted to Via* Ada NU seem led by awe thsw ormOrasa *bon Ito sestet bill thy, held for 99 years *an the 2Sth of Match, 17M at the low River, for Dasseima. strewth peal. the Imam st Ifisaritthfroen ea ' s 44 ,,,, allibilliWir t s• t h e ;11- iiriir p_omred alutn , te ll° B rat ag:rllethagellr=itillOsensai top ON* th e sow Abet! TaTiln boa Positively delta se. Hubbard IV t but ft try iseteheatiLpth, imolai at fir, . 1 lionslid font of M Les. Ild. oa th , both let an lease to m ost respect- A detaibmesehaisaglog so law led Masimunt bf Pest la Ordered Leele l 6 , thl r beth ar .. ,.ththiett i , „. If i tha the lbef.thb. dtro l ,4 falth ow s e ::, * 7 were throe 211 him, "lain; the Maw the thole Ile iliß able timants; No. if for se one: iced teem of 13 years, at a net to march this atemilig boa Wishaithailer erittpes. Ith' the boo sot rei bare iththnittad tharabber, APO ir teat of GEL, No 2at a tental of 6W. of which sir years amuse:tired. Detachments bdssothe to sheath Light Ilvagasssond this Ith, b o f R thillebthil 111 II 1411 4 th be t b i bil er gamigese agai r isa l se . . ofthinias'e g galk had remetosk they south . have beative To be viewed by permission of the respective tenants ; printed 6th, 131 h, 36th , 4lst, sada& .111agInsenti al lithatip, sabred in but bill be elbsteillrethe4F 01 11 111 thbeth by the fact , ihe less ithlwethasay !fired, at Me New matiesiars may be bad of Mr. Tilson, Solicitor, Coleman-street; town on Sunday meralag, frestlicatiththan mum to pin their re- elles eg i at . has been ekes Ise by 46 i sm au pi ", man olt olibilder. who hall bests *misted of felony. el i atthe Mart ; sad of Whistanky and Stine, Potentates-rim speotive cher adrehots. The that tbernit i vrith ato vies of still further troths • • —L__ r . MorsHOlEser Amhdthador (who brats& to th e saffp 3.f . tho s ot, h i ;to . red to pola r out the ow , what ', , a it LUDGATE-STREET. SHIPPING INTJUALIGIUVriIt. on at Ibazontinaanot of the Welt( the was committed, sta r b o sis teir ltta - Maitg the rood foe Ibis COMDIANDING SHOP, AND CONVENIENT Pm ig bins Illievereign sad h doer Three gems, f al his at the Mamma .elf JDWELLINO.HOVSE. LIVERPOOL', fislibait, °cis IL wi t h ill the thwa peestis m"lig"' attashed t i otr i.d asimion asli tind thI PINIMII t :01b igliiiih ls Pre- tee d twa°"--- "'id —ibida " . ee . I e d Hlt ut . , ity WINSTA NIX V' and SONS, sija A tioad raccd t s h a e has ltokeby, Sim 1124 fatif ibeme,imi 8t. Valleseb s wigli tisvo t A w ns: i r .l . --- . ari •••mi . diraw maffacestente in is their wavg joie that t...._ b . . • phillt.. ' l i tor g o r . a _Aii i i g tely to e che proper thli . . . At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, by order of the Administrstar , My. hoo t gt.,y e h e Nets Violet, Lerstsmad, from "IF"' • . - - 11 Ch his hot, and r said, 1 1:711 Just both of Mr. Wm. March, deceased, ..) es ette , w ho he .ss - r sts spd he was exactly right Alt that OS 911 HE beneficial LEASE, held under the Master awl Hodgson, from Bay 40kaieoet m u e lm . ;tiny a the Caucasus. Many person', former) ______„.7 _,, mark Ito meat less ithfiromath, whilst me tree midta- 1. Fellows of Tarty College, at a low resisted pest, whereof halm. Hoot pi eth . tee — T . le .—' t et el li euhateini s er tilimilmi X aT : ls • l ; ,,a hre old reno bitha w bre :34: l % e dtr , " Tthe llY se.""ili thle or t e'En'th onssim -- " —'“''.... " :rem* * ti re luk based imprAsea t" I X a tile tbr pla n ce t t l et i. llYr ee riNitio • • .-- theta eight years itre naezpired, of those commodities PR EM IS ES, must desirably situate in that great thoroughfare, Ludpie.atraet. The Htialciamon, from Demerara for Unroof. paned at 3 p.m. the Best distingnishe don which • w ig Awe * e h bens, bat Ikea sat MOD to th e boy whillthe mood isa 4: , I being Mo. 2, on the south and referable side thereof. Remain wind bouttd.--Tha Ann, Lewis, boil Rigs Or Bristol ; . had a Pat h . tif coals der sp menedraill a stiiklng ethErma th in at • • The Shop has been many yaw occupied es 4184044nme5„ bat is Despatch, —, from Limped for Whoa ; Miastrol,--• ban entice several ' e rt a h e r4lerlike he yee nt lately s e i t tred the mosp •vill' israw_,. ar o . , i t es e "‘ r 4 "at h.n l ibtliat . wh i t ; b o r ow t d in : i r t : 41 : " " I t a n *III Z . . .., .equally adapted for say ether Retail Bearers ; sad the Hesse, at Liverpool for Vera Cruz. whom th e supftent albanals tamed s chi elms that methai did • mith. Whom the • .."-.--- 4' . 'o' f a s is idi sow ilwalnite ex ell im i .4114)9 " nal " II Ma " C.liihltage Family Forams:rat, 0cw.17--A .A......llllPi rstved ' 'askttt:a . batia Wesel Pbalththebesh the thltobsibir u e = la • - • 1 • • 11yisoo tlt. and salsa feit limbos the intmem. Dim** ohm ham aft To he viewed by applybil on the prenilkes , between the liters of Soutar front Hasid td Mom • sad teritts, Myr to odd nbw horde tO the ir;Pl - isel both already bb' twi n eh t ' trim , ' h oe km de l ten and dime, where printer tank-shire may be had ; atm of Mr. Charlotte • N " Peale 'L . ththails i Rowe, from ores ; the Comet, Mascot, from tb ism- Titian, Solicitor, Coternan-streit ; at the Mart; and of Winstanleyw_ i_ hers tad thr iegg robliery kigg si wa llu eoaria llart htei n kg nth gt perstoo ggdg : 4 and Sons, Paternoster.row. pool, which arrired here leaky, has command discharging her The Russian province of Kachetith. pituatad in the Carasus, , caw. wind W.N.W. eh eh , at the instigation of Abbas Mirm, the fugitive Ostorglan """ r e to recollect the drcaorman and sdatihs so loots the Men FREEHOLD ESTATE, FLEET-MARKET. Pi. z sown!. OCT. 2Z Awn 28.—Arrived the ceDDITION, PAWS AIINIZnaIe was eNindoce SID revolt, is e aneinsebr el'ln" , ' before. that he rouhl net tell Where he had been. To all the in. By 1911/4STANI.EY and SONS. Hankie, from A ncona; sailed the Nymph, %Yukio , . and the watered tur the Almon. sad coma* one of the most ferule o guides which hid pdettionely been mode taipeetint himself, he raid at Mr P zriey' factory, At the Mart, THIS DAY, at Twelve, Three :titers, Le Bat, for London. Wind W. linen in the empire. The harvest yields fifty-foldond it abou'ord% mat hie name was Joseph Tinkium 4 that his fathor was s spinosa .• • s .• and lived at A Valuable and very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Pouitssoirrii, OCT. 28 AND 00-...-•-Arvired from Lott.ino the in wind; At , and fbie fruits- Blab. estan,, which Abbas Mins also No. 2, TiVali-atter . t; at the , 1 1 _ Madeira i packet, Williams , _foe New South Wales; the ... William_ andsivoaral btu in vain, to imam to revolt. is bounded by (icor. pl.__ ,_ MthiteinWhistshauf .yara :. Fleet ; matltet,irLitrig_ c ht of wayi I lant• ng, Smith. for St. Kist ' s • the C. Brook, Bell, for 3t. Yin. gia, the Clisp%an Sea, the Koisi, the snowy m o t tetains o r Kiiiisbar, : a :: Ivire7rbi:7:4 11.-1,, eln, and usidayst. hoar::: 4 • MEETINGS OP CKEDITORS. LONDON LIST.—(Prom tin London Gazette.] AT Till COURT OP connismoveas OP AAAAA ono, SARIN STRIIST, ON TRU AAAAA NISZT. N. ropemieker, sell outstanding debts. ll COUNTRY LIST. Moor, J. Warminster. meney.eerlymiev, Lamb, Hinds% let mans... 10 Coward, N. Prestos. brewer. Oeorms. Nrainisete adjourned dividend II Davies, J. Hereford. Innkeeper, tibirebalk Hereford, 2d einunlnatlon II Fidler, M. Norbury, innkeeper. Lien, Wtnek.smhby, special affairs 2 Haney and Htll, Alburgb, relltere, Tame. lumpy, 12,7001 Marßas , D. Dela, I ronp on { e !.Town.beil. Nivea. offerer coulee II ATTEMPT TO MVIDER. — We had hoped that with the Ignominious death of two, and the banishment of four others, of the extensive gang' of depredators from the neighbourhood of Vats and Rangeworthy, whose trial ex cited so much attention at the last Gloucester Assists, the notoriety of their short-lived public career would have (Ned away, or at least that that" saes would only have been cited by way of warning ankh example to others. We are salty to observe, however, damp! this week's list of eom- Miasma to our county poi, she names of two of the gang, ekterrere acquitted upon she late occasion, charged with the perpetration of a most serious and d to crime. Our readers will recoiled that, in the trials allud ed to, the con viction of the parties entirely depended upon the evidence of an approver, named Thomas Mills, brother to John Mills, who was executed. After the Moises Thomas Mills returned to his former residence, notwithstanding a dread which we hate heard he ente rtained, that the part he had taken might lead to some set et visissoe from his quondam associates That this fear was Mt unfounded will appear from the following sir Between seven and eight o'clock on Tuesday , erseing bat Mills, in company wi th his wife, was sitting in hth ibiber's house at Yaw, when a shot from a gun walked throsgh the win. dow at him. It seems, however. that the thaw did not reach the intended object • for &hove* there am be little doubt that the aim was ta ken a 111111., re the diets after perforating the wieder', came In cabinet erith the wide Talks; of the bath of a chair, ',high sawed in a dithrent direedoe, annesrly this took ether upon Milk", wife, whe t we b dangerous state from the wesomgb• Dyer and Jobe Dyer, who were triad and acquitted, have bow apprehended m attempt. We know not Meth centatentres le& to their k firs. that tbey• are for Aadassupes the above Dow, 1. ,We is taken at mute, ps um ewer, surer -t- km, came in oaten whb the wide In thia story shim was, as will be readily um, a pad did Mat a chair, which eslittd is ID glance or Imeimisiginways bug silla **air p ma& aau ilea pothb of Moen% caw ommt or the r+w aln es , gonoZminnie Ira with unmet big . He. bad Amen a coma- on, and neatly di whelk ef the lead am a mr . cake" w►y be Um sorf topmast sp. 1 1 . ,_._ ..._ in wife, who, we hem, still liar in a ~..,..ii k .. ~t b m i e gf d o t 4 d in e o h o b ei m 22,„ v ,,, &MIS duo in ,„.. . Zs Feligiesi. for bin oftliika. 2al wolfed@ she teesived. Mork glipasesoitt st trio se moss es ssis i sad Ti W was Oblerft the 0 mon , irk gall* poinmed notipes ., who ilapprehenmthe we i : 4 l4o : lomas t scred the hit t o r : **this . " °l 4,,,, i di ad th : fiesisg ,,at bs illit a ajdu laameadi y ill to thil aalk i_m ne l: anxisi lt agl addlle y . fotheohifgebiethemaislithiesaYtYMMlviteanihaembe ,she Idirn, East I ndia, 11111611111tursioMniostbliethskildnao,talrlifil.fobir ale• ma •i s a si er i ne e". ll"v"4 min ' is IgNs a thi Ise4 i ll daring be mat Mid then for 114. T ilweirtiv ~ ir kopheatien ;Wt as may WWI ..... s i en , he obi& . It opts Moe , u hk 5 ahir tiny emateittlat fir dig al out add mu" As a itilee n■ralw~ of Ida lummox ._. 11 . 0 t-- .7 ---11116 , 1111116117 " a bil l * 141' * re abarie.-611kneettr Journal. Ory slide klia~t saudi Oh is met, hied kba bpde of eor i• ervpit • . . I LINCOLNSHIRE. THE KNAITH ESTATE—TITHE FREE. Near Gainsborougli, Lincoln, Retford, anti Newark. About one thousand five hundred aerie, the Manor and the Advowson to the Chapel and Curacy of Kosith. and fishing in the river Trent; most eligible for Investment and Residense. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent.street,) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Corthill, on THURSDAY, 7th day of December, at 12. in One Lot, THE very valuable and highly improvable FREE* HOLD ESTATE, at KNACCH. within three miles of the port and town of Gainsborough ; and produce may be shipped from the banks of the Estate to all parts of the Kingdom and Con tinent, great part of the Estate being bounded by the beautiful River Trent. Comprising THE MANOR OF KNAITH, with the ancient Mansion House, and Offices of all descriptions ; Lawn*, Gar d ens (part walled), Pleasure.grounds, fee.. In pos session of John Golden, Esq. Also, sundry compact eligible Farms, with good Pann.hoUlless and ell requisite Agricultural Buildings, in exeellent rmiir ; l and capital enclosures of rich marsh feeding grounds, mmikirs, pastures, arable and wood lands, in. a good state of cultivation. In the possession of moat respectable tenants at will. The whole Estate near ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, The present low Rental, with Woods in hand, near ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM, capable of considerable increase. The Lands are divided into convenient curiosiies., with quick fences, and thriving plantations on various parts of the Estate; plenty of tine water, and well stocked with earne. Also the A DVOWSOIN sif the CHAPEL and CURACY of KNAITH, subject to a mall stipend to the Citrate; and she right of fishing in the River Trent. The Estate is pleasantly situate, the lands diversified, and com mands line pleasing views of the wirer. May be viewed by applying to Mr. George Conant, the bailiff, and to the tenants on the karate, of whom particulars may be had ; ales of Mr. Cartledge, White Hart, thsinsb9rough ; Mr. Stanton, Spinal Inn; Mr. Dennet, White Hart, Retford ; Angel, Don. caster ; Rein-deer, Lincoln : Kingston's Arms, Newark ; the Inns at Stilton and Prerborough ; George, Stamford ; Mears. Boa and Hayes, solicitors, Bedford.row, Landon; Messrs. Foster and Unthank, solicitors, and Mr. Pratt, land-ageot, Norwich; at °areaway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, London, where a large plan of the Maw my be seen. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, ST.JOHN'S WOOD, LI ROAD, N-GROVE, AND EDOWARE- Producing a net Rental of upwards of 550/. per Annum ; held for a Term of about Ninety Years. By Mr. FLETCHER, At the Auction Man, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, in Ten Late, A TRULY valuable and desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate on the South Bank, St. John's Woad, comprising Eight well-built Cottages, with good Gardens, let to respectable tenants, producing a net rental of 2231. per annum, held for a term of 88 years; Three excellent brick-built Dwelling. Houses, with Shops, situate in frisson-grove, on lease to res peat able tenants, producing a net rental of 1571. 10a. per annum, held foe a term of 88 years; Two capital brick-built Dwelling Houses, stucco fronts, with Shops, situate on the Grand Junction -terrace, Edgware-road, on lease to respectable tenants, producing a net re n ta l of 135/. 10s. per annum, held for a term of 94 years ; brick. built Premises in Market.otreet. producing a net rental of 341. lee. per annum, held for a term of 94 years, let to a respectable tenant for the whole tens. The Estates may be viewed by leave of the respective tenants, and particulars had of Messrs. W. and J. W. Bromley, Solicitors, Gray's Inn-square; of Mr. Fletcher, 26, Tokenhouse.yactli ; and at the Mart. FENCHURCH-STREET. HIGHLY VALUABLE FREEHOLD PREAIISES, WITH EXTENSIVE NG. By STEVENS and BRENCHLEY. At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, Nov. 24, at 12, in One Lot, by order of the Assignees, and witb tbe content of the Mort- riRY valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY , com prising the substantially-erected Premises, situated No. 8, Fenchurch-street, in the occupation of Mr. John Crosthwaite, ex tending seventy-four feet six inches in depth ; with spacious arched mks- capable of stowing away forty pipes of wine in the wood and bade', spirit cellar, and paved yard. The premises have been occupied as one dweiliag-house, but are capable, at a trifling expense, of being restored to two distinct re sidences. The front dwelling-hoase, which has been erected in the most substantial manner, contains four good bed-chambers papered, with roomy closets, and a water-closet ; drawing-room, handsomely pa pered, and finished with statuary marble chimney-pieces; dining room, spacious light counting-house, and kitchen. The back dwelling house contains six good bedAsaibera, papered, with coovenlanteloonsoirawisig and dining rem% Mist& lent kitchen, walbey, been, ateee-aloaets , private miuMMllialb. coal and bee; ' - May be viewc=tickets only, and parties's., hod ado gist of sale ; of Mears. Mandy , and Som. Solishaes, Fleet-street Mr. Rally, Addle-etreet, Akiannenbar Cla r li Z of Stevens a n d Dreoebley, 38, Old Jewry. • --- STOCKWELL COMMON. EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE. IN COMPLETE ORDER, WITH COACH-HOUSE AND STABLE. /110 be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT by WIN- E. STANLEY and SONS, the beneficial LRAMS, Me thir teen years, a: a low reseo f t4 c er ..u.... frialrenferU ie ddldirmg=g cheerful FAMILY Rid illy at Commas, Clapham-4A Sestoy% dimor; alma albs him the Boyd Iferineges semalabo basidena W M *Wig rooms, osentleg MOM cis bed wish O Melo% senlitry and every domestic 4avemisoce • emblingllterm, a ..baraffs , rwach house, fore court, with carrier drive, and o To be viewed between the hours of elms Mi Teuc, by cards only, which, with farther particulars, may he elbeibasd of Win. Manley and dose, PIIttfISOIRW-10.. CAN DUN se a , per lb. ; Werso-wickw Alleable for essi sr Mat so tits trial at IMVllar£ol4 83. established' Wordless% " ; m et ' NOtthlWeiwy aloPOde. PO. slaughter's Caess•beesa. w id e t b, b est . as N o m as under 3-004001.141. per ; ; Ass s "ks Opine Cod" IL M. s. Pane Wet wiz ► Lido, ; MINN Sol i ; por ews. ; s . Is* jale Is. id. ; Winston, I 41 111, Wai io 44 . tr. Mom 011, es. 3d. per Is WI pane ustlO.