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RAMSGATE, OCT. 16. This place has been a scene of the utmost hestle and preparation the whi.le morning. in consequence of orders received by the Ist light battalion of the German Legion, which came in on Friday last, to embark instantly, and sail for the Downs this even ing, if possible. Every street and avenue has, of course, been crowded with the men running to and fro in the greatest hurry, with trunks. &e. till one o'clock, when the first company marched down to the pier, cheered by the martial music cf their ex cellent band. The transports having been previously arranged in the best order to receive them, no delay took plc e. It began to rail very heavily at the commencement of the embarkation, which must make the men uncomfortable. and has chagrined a large assemblage, anxious to shew them every atten tion on their departure. The rain tell so heavily, that the concourse attraaed by the novelty of such a scene, was obliged to disperse, and seek shelter in every direltion. Altho' the inclemency of the weather was dispiriting in many respells, yet the greatest hi larity seemed to pervade the ranks, both in march ing and embarking. The 2d battalion, which left Margate this morning, cheered themselves with sing ing God sew the King," the whole 'var. Having arrived, at two o'clock, they also embarked in alter nate companies; each preceded by music. The num. her pat on board amounted to 1,400. As the trans ports „ ere very large three.masted vessels, seven were sufficient tor their reception. Much t• the credit of those-appointed toarr ange nava perinted the embark ation, everycare has been taken to make the accommo datior, is comfortable ascircurnstances would permit. The ban lions of the line are espeaed in here to morrow, for whom there are transports in readiness; and on the succeeding days, the cavalry aad corps of artillery are also to ge on board. There are various conjeaures respeaing the destination of Moe troops, which it would be preposterous to mention; but cer tain it is, that the ()Akers do not think they are to mil in the first instance for Hanaver. In order to afford every comfort and f.cility for then troops to embark, the 13th Light Dragon .s. quartered here, are setting out for a few days, hi detachments, to Sandwich, Margate, and the adjacent villages. As I have already observed, it is the intention to sail for the Downs, if wind and weather permit, this evening; but cannot say whether these wishes shall be effeCted. as the Post will not serve. L o rd Keith, G.neral Achmuty, Colonel Head. and oche! Offi cers, are very active in forwarding the embarkation. It is now fuer o'clock, and, much to the gratifica tioa of all, the rain is much lighter, and the clouds are dispersed : so that the most sanguine hope is en tertained that the evening wall be fair. P.S. Half-put Foar.—At a little past four, being Serod tide, and wind at East, the transport '252 weighed anchor, and got out, amidst general and long-continued acclamations, both on deck and abort. DEAL. OCTOitt 16. CURIOUS FXr: RIMENT. (nether ul, rs. ) Qss monday morning, Mr. Francis, who last year contrived the expedition, and construßed the. ma chires which Sir Horne Popham sent among the enemy's flotilla at Boulogne, arrived here from Do er ; and a rumour was soon spread that he was go ing to make an experiment, tc blow up a brig of SOD toss, with one of his new invented catamarans. Cu riosity Was soon alive, and about font, p. w. great crowds of people assembled ou the beach, from Deal to Walmer Castle, opposite which the brig lay. I saw several people working about her, and flinch movement of boats, but, till dark, the brig remained unhurt, and the people, much dis: -.pointed, thinking the experiment had failed, very liberally cursed Mr. Fra leis and his catamarans. On Tuesday, however, about three, p. m. he again appeared on the beach, where 1 and only a few, whose cu riosity had not abated, were assembled ; we fol lowed him to the water's edge, opposite Weimer Castle, where he was met by a lady, who, I was told, was Lady Esther Stanhope, and niece to Mr. Pitt. After walking some time, he tied a white pocket-handkerchief to the end of his cane, and made a signal to the brig, which lay about half a male fr m shote, and instantly a long ten-oared gal ley dart'd by the bow of the brig, and threw some thing into the water, which I presume was the cata maran. Mr Francis then drew out his watch, and turning to the lady, I beard him say, " 15 minutes is her time." I was now all anxiety for the, result, and held my watch, counting the minutes. In 16 minutes the explosion took place, not much louder than that of a four-pounder ; an immense column of water and smoke was thrown up, which almost ohacur sd the vessel : she appeared to be lifted out of the water, and heeling to larboard, she separated in the middle, and the two en.ls immediately went to the bottom ; in one minute, nothing was to be seen of .t but morsels of floating wreck ; the sight was the most awl ill and grand I ever witnessed. She was rid ing at anchor, sails bent, new painted, and seemingly prepared fora voyage ; ar.d,as if by a crush of nature, in one minute she diviep•ared, and went to the bot tom. I'he wreck was quickly sort °untied by the boats of the curios', and I, among othei s, went to view her remains. Her fore-castle and main-deck were float ing, she was broken completely in two, the planks at her deck and sides were split in thousands of • pieces, the fore-mast was broken in two, the main mast and pump were blown oat of her, mad the main top... Lit-yard was blown unto the cross trees ; bee knees were torn from her sides, and the beams of the deck broke in several places; in faff, it is impossible to describe a more complete decomposition of a vessel, or a more dreadful crash of materials.— It was, perhaps, one of the most curious experi ments which has been made in mod- rn times ; for who would not have crincluded, that the powder would spend its fore on the water, ts bid; is move able. and not pass through the strong-framed bot torn of a vessel ? Why was the report i explosioo so inconsiderable, when the t ied was SI great? ti is said, Mr. Francis is a celebrated foreigner, who is into,. in this country ; he is a tall, genteel man, alert thirty, speaks ge•ssl bitchy), with rather lEmarAlpite *Hui, a , ,d is r eth up, a Hanover:an. • emmeeees---oei-eo,ma ' —, from 131 idol, for Dub is- taw d. 144; - MAUL INTELLIGENCE. P3OTIMOUTII. OCT. 377 Arrived tie Apollo frigate, from a cruise. Sailed His Maje.ty's ships Resolute ' Defendtr, ind Cracker, on a cruise.—Wind variable. DB4Lt OCT. 17. Sailed yesterday evening, the Orphan frigate. for Portsmouth; and the Roillerr sloop of war, with a fleet of transports, under convoy, for Leith, many of which are put hack, and remain in the Dowus with the ships as per last. P. S. Arrived the Tram', and renitt frigates, with several gun-hrgs, from off the French coast; Amy. Atkins. born Jamaica ; Eii:ahrth, Manning, from Honduras; and several other homeward•bound vessels. Sailed through the Downs, the Trawl/sr, for the Meditenanean.—Wind N.N.W. squally with rain. nom, ocr. 17. Seot in here, by the Maser, Lieutenant Hinton, the br'g Curerile, Swabty, of and for Emliden, with fish, oil, Occ. from Iceland; also by the V• 4 rano tomb, E. Hillwick, the brig Li, erias, of Stock- holm, Tackonstrom, with linen, flax, &c. front Rotterdam, for Barcelona. The names of the two colliers re-captured, and mentioned in my last, are the NOW., of Sunderland, Swanwick ; and the Expel.•t on; of Whitby, Dunn, both in ballast. . • ILIMMITH, OCT. 16. Since my Lat. arrived the Sisaasa, Stockman ; F.iende, Webber ; and Resod Packet, May, from Bristol, with ironmongery ar.J groceries; Agenora, Petriam ; Rata, ; Friers. and Marc, Ri chards; and Ifni", l ouidon, from Liverpool, with cools, poll, stlt, Ste. ; !sada., Young; and 110- [adore, fromSuadetland, with coals. Sailed the Cumberland, Hole, for Falmouth, with kirg's stores ; Sagstarratf, Slade. for Falmouth, with rice, wine, Bcc.; Ge‘rge .larr, Hodder ; and Rattly, Perriam, for Plymouth, with timber. wheat, ice.; Jane, Parker, fgr Tenby ; Regard, Horns by, for Sunderland ; and Two Brothers, Seaward, for 'Teignmouth, it; ballast ; also a few other coast ers, in ditto. FROM 1.t.1 tl D'S MST. Ca Avracm 1 1.t.tata 17 —Mika , ' tue Hope, Nicholls; and the Al:rett, Robinttut, (t.on • toott toot! Hope, Lefte; 44 the Jonge lientiertdc„ hots lEmtblen. Sailed the G•tezies.i, Pots for the 7, Co4 l , nail, for Le.b)o; Cttr of Cork, II e:arton, for Cork ; Morgeartero, Jecolts; hi e rtAita, and the „loop Ethlaog, fig Tonaingen. - - 4IIITUD• OR Doi 4trman, from Virginia; Bet. KY, Cult• gi-, jr,iri 1c nt. rt It ; Sri bane, —., from Domi nic -1; Nort;wri. :at. (rum C , S Mow , . Pom Jimaiia; Queen, Minute. %.d ;h. 1/ii, ri14,11" Gron Ott Pro•ta.noutl.—TheFertet, Duncan. and the Grenville jiay, Mann, from Grenada; Turner, Corn ; Antelve, lianion„ and the Aidanell. Roberiso.i, Pure Ja 1112ica. At liviaonl—The ?Arndt, Shipton. from I.,Ovoti; na.n., from Diana. Wolk% and the &ALM •r,fler, b u ninver,, At Li.erp,o'—.l), Flu.. Latit, from ; Hannah, Cr,'Co rnell, , New Ode ..13; Ayaileo, tiray. fra n 1,04.11111tC/ NII:01114 Dcl , -..0, and V,. Hirtelaset, from Livia& lit the Clyde-The ev, Swinton. from Quebec t ELIA- M`Greadr, hem Tr.. did; llope, Wt krnsn,t ; Slaters. LILA, ; and the Pane , . of Avarua, trots Greu.da. At laitdoee—Tha M r y, Guk, (now the 011,1113 At Virgini i i,-.Th..• Planter, f tam L laden. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. sters!par. IT I Hiv ... --41 36 I Haw 3l 101 •41 12. New Clover... Ol Or • 01 Os Si t& .ll 10s a 11 Isv aw 21 Or a 21 0, ATROCIOUS MUIIDER: Cuinutittcri so the armlet a ]agar, cuntiguoua to Surat, in the mouth of Ireure,el wt. (From th• Calcutta Moat,ly Juuraal, for September.) It appears that on the 7th of that month, a person named Sunderjee Bounjee, while sitting at home at B.bar, heard, that his son, Jetwanjee, a young man about e 2 years of age, had been killed by one Dadahhoy Prow., his body stripped of ornament, tathe value of 180 supees, and thrown into an or chard'of date trees, outside the village. The first developement of this unhappy affair was made by five privates of the Colledin s &bendy Corps, who were regaling themselves on the evening of the 7th, in the house of Dadahhoy, the accused person, and who kept a licensed liquor shop at Ralson Thew men deposed, with as much precision as could be canceled from persons whose senses must have been in different degas of intoxication, that the said Dad abhoy, and the late Jeewanjee, made a sudden transit through the oppcsite daor of the room in which they were sitting, that they were in apparent scuffle with each other, and that Dadahhoy had a naked sword its bit hand ; but the mother of Dadabhoy observing, that they were both going to the Chnkey, they, the deponents. did not think of pursuing hit ther enquiry, until accidentally one of them dis covered, in lighting his pipe, that his own sleeve WAS stained with same drops of blood ; upon this, the party broke up in alarm, and went away to the Chroki, whereihey reported what had passed be fore them ' • immediately upon which, as the parties i described had not made their appearance there, people were sent abroad to look after them. Mulik Moortela, the Jemmindar employed on this errand, Igave the following melancholy account, of his pro secution of it. viz. 4. , That he proceeded first to the house of Dadabhoy, where, not finding him, he • been to explore the places contiguous to it; in doing which, he observed, a few yards from the house, marks of blood, and of a person being drag ged on the ground, and a little further on, in a ditch, the body of a man, which, upon inspeCtion, proved to be that of Joewanjec, with a cut across his throat, another on his lett car, and one on both hands." Th;s account was in a great measure cor roborated by eight other persons, whose testimony only differed in a traliag degree as to the number 1 of the wounds. The penetrator of the crime was not apprehend. ed until the beginning of May. wt. as he was seat i.OO Surat warier a guard of Sepoys, by the Raph of Mandavie; having been found in a village of that Pirgansa. The Prisoner, when informed of the serious accusation which had Leen preferred against him, pleaded thus far guilty, " that he had, in anger, struck the deceased with tl.e sword in the scabbard, and the latter flying, the stroke had 'killed him, and he, thrrefore, had dragged the body Lac. a ditch." The circumstances of the Prisoner's guitareceived also additional confirmation from the evidence of .a goldsmith w:.n had received jewels tiaras the Prisoner, to m e lt dos n, which esaCtly cor 'responded with the dea.tir.iaa of assate warm by the de‘eassd. ' PRICK Or LIEATHER. 111.1111, !SO to :,41b. etch Ditto, 60 !tt 624 b. each 164 to IN Merch,iitii Socks 214 to tad breviiiig Hides . ...!. . 221 ta 'lld Fine C nth Ili4es 214 ,to 1:1 Crop Hairs fru cutting 4°d to 2 rat Ordinary 2Ol to 11. Calf Mutes 30 to enib per Danon aid to Vet Dino, 20 to 701 h... . 984 to 424) i Dun, 70 to 8011, Voi to 3 9 .1:- - Small ',rola (Ur:49l4A) n t to 42d3 F Large 4itto 110, Po 1901 pee dozen. Tanned Horse Hides itle to SU per hide. Gott Skins .wlri I• 1 ....•.• (I 1 t i COAL-MARK 7: r. OCT. IS. Ship' at at M trlt.t. Sold. Prim 75.. Newt-tie 52 43s GI • Ala 9..S..riderl tod 9 45. Gd a 491 1.. Smite Coal I 75s Od a ...a I ..St paid's I 421 Od a —s - 86 Last week, a young ma• of genteel appearance, was committed to Rochester Goal, on suspicion of having committed a forget y. lle went into the shop of Mr. Lvov BM/ A M IN, to purchase some necessa ries, and offered a note for payment, drawn on Mr. WaAvaa, of Gravesend; a relation of that gentle man living n..ar, the note WAS carried to him to as certain whether it was good or not. It proved to be a forgery, and the young man was stopped ; he how ever, by some means, contrived to get the note in his possession, and tore it in pieces. The scattered tragmust, were sought fur, and put together, hut some snate.ial parts not having been found, it is supposed the affair will end in his dismissal ; his itiends are people of vrry high mercantile repute ' at Leith, and his cooneai4ns otherways perfettly re. spadtable. 1 • fIIE MI It ETS. • • . @UAN-EXCIIANOE, FRIDAY, OCT. IL The fresh irelorta of Wheat to-day are fear, but IM /flan' aliment hatel,p re very large, and alimlier fleet frets the Ball c is darts, expect:A t very few 'etc; are made, and those rather cheaper. New Roe, for seed, at 411. oer grafter Several t.inplus of rad Saar" ere arrived, whi 4r is at better price. Malt Yrithout ear ation. Whom Yeas tether cheaper New T , ck Beans exve,leri lower. There are several fresh cargoer of 1 Oats from hirt.:olitihire, not many finer cad sales at la • and Is cheap:a. fibber is mekl:ine au,yly, at small variation in p: ice C111111.14T PRWE Of GRAIN. I.lt heat. rmedo TOL 73: 0.1 I Tick He:oa .....f.i6. 43 • 04. Rye 3O: 36. 04. Oat; 24. 3.K 34- Harley Ntalt.. ...11e. 76. 01 Rape Seed 40 431 0 , . Vchiti• Peas.... 561. 56s 04 Fine Flour fi)s. lA. al Grey Peas • 441 s 43... 0 , 1 Se ,,, rt4a 6 O, 65a. 04 ,T IN MARK LANE, of Sept. to the 3th of Oct mew Act. • RETURN OF WHF. k latdediag early lona the 9fth agreeably to U a. d. 65 Quarters at 96 14 -. at 94 . 11 --- at 92 50 - at 4t IMt--- at 9tl 131 -- .t F 9 21 --- at 88 6 202 ----- at 81 157 - at 87 $9 ---- at 8i 77 - at 85 645 -•.--- at 84 383 - at St 364 at SO 106 lit 78 179 - at 77 And 63 Qu: Total, 7,891 Quart-r 2.. 6id. highs, t ITO at 76 643 ..--- at 74 213 --- •t 7) 173 --- at 72 100! at 7,1 at (.7 4--. at CG 902 1: 65 229 at tia 30 at 6t 321 at 61 , 33 at r, I 600 at 6 1 1 127 -- at 58 237 ---- at 58 49 ----- at 55 tilers at 53. A,e•.ag••l"_• o,d. to last lieturit. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Oct. 5, to (Jct. 11, from the Oscklt Office. Sacks. s. d.l SA: As. s. d. Sacks. s. d 393 ... 75 0 656.... 61 0 I 147.... 65 4 10.... 73 0 135.... 68 0 5.... C 3 . 38.... 72 0 45.... 67 0 Go in 6593.... 70 0 44.... 66 0 I 10.... 55 Total-1.796 Sielco.—.Average, 70s. 4s. 3;d, lower than laq retina. UXBRIDGE The Corn laspodoes Return, eu Thursday, O 17 Wheat, per toad 161 Od to 211 —s Barley, per sir S3s Od to 56s Od dis Od to Sils 04 111,1*. 4ds ed to ,xis od PC4,C PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Carraway sew 9Se 04 :o IoOs 04 per cwt. ( . ot. rml,v lSs 04 Is 1N Od MaelArd Seed ts IM to Its Od per beAtel K. aro ditto 41 0.1 t.) Od Broad B .• :) , CY , 04 1® s:s Od per quarkr L.eg Porte 544 Od to K. Od' Tares PRICE OF HOPS a ..s. - troccers. Kett $1 .....$ t• 91 •ti tow go —4 'atm ..-, S.taantt.....Si ....1 to 61 15. Swan: ni --.5 le 9$ 9. FLINI , C l4l —ll t. SI 15 lrarslti.9.. 101 —. tnlol IS SMITHFIELD, rat • ao, Uer. 18. To 'rub !too 084—pr' Swat 44 111 b. Sent' 4. 14 to So Od I Ve11.......44 41 to So 04 Motool., 4. 44 to So 011 P.....t. bo OS to 6o 00 La.ub H. Od. to M. 4d. Wad of Cuttic Oki. Day, ll , asto, about 600—..9htql and Lambh, 1,540. NEVIGATE AND LEAI the Reef 9s 0.1 to 4s 41 I Ntuttna 3o Ist 4. NI I.anth 9, IDEMH LL MALLXETS. r I"al 4 , 1 to bs Port .......5. OA to 5s 5 , 1.. Yt. 1.1 U. TALLOW. PRICE 05 Sr. Jargon's Marko 44 341 Clare Matket Whttechspel Marko. 4s 24 Per Stu.se Its Average Price... de .3d Twin 72. 6d Yei:,,w Snap, —6 a 76.--' Pr' , e of Candle., per dnz 117; ituTol a Gd White ditto .... CO , 70: 0.1 Soap ditto.... •-••• U t 69i Od )llelting Stoff..--4 bVi Cd Pita, rough • —I 39 111 Gond 19. .Stuta ag..--Cll.l, 11; 4.-:-Mout 1., 144 01. RAW HIDES. Bev Milers and Ste s, stone, St. M. to 21. $4 MuMince 5.1. 2d. to Si 4.1 . Ordinary Market Calf —... lit. lid. tub. . - . Engln.h Hunks Sliesp Sk.ns .......5i. Gd. to 4s. 04. Lamb Skins 31. W. to 4s 3d Yesteitl LUlCl.—Vhsliday at all the Public klif COURSE OF 2.XCHANGE.-Ut.r. . . kmetardatii .... iS 8 S %. bastes 6l) Liv. Pi , :. Ditt., at SIOt .. 44 10 Lisboa 6 1 .1 .t etterdam a. f... II 6 1 1.7. Oporto 6l I 1 anibuigh •3 3$ II 1110,1011 Altona 33 10 $ U. I Corp 134 Parts • . 24 12 bpi t.ii... I, , g. Ditto 2Da 25 ID. Portugal Gold i s, C.. ,1 is. iurdsaak .s3 1 and Hats Per cm— 0 0 0 .;sits V14.1W0 .... 32 affact. hew Dollars b 0 5 $ Übe. I.eahot a SI i Kew Loon each .... 0 0 A Vaelet - Asia nn the Sauk of 14.n.. 1 4 Genoa ... 451.15.P1c. 04 per Cent. Dublin on Loadon (fti) 11.)....... . 111 Botfa.t on Lostdoo (Oa- 1). 7 I) 2.1fa0 en I)..hlin ( Ditto) 54 4 61 ear.. ~BIRTH. On Wednesday, at his house, in N itting'lsin-p!sco, the Lady of Captain Hood, of this 3d thiards, of a d ,ughter. NI ARP lAGF.. . ..... Yestertlie, at St. Georges, )1..n0w-q-sin Are. Sir Rn*,t Peel. isrt. M P. for Taihworth, to Miss C.erks, sister to Sir W.a. Clerke, Ra:t. Ou Thursday, at :luck 1.11, b the Lord Bi.hop of T.100.d. i . Sir James Doherly, of G • 1,. ; St Mrbe, dsagktat of Charles St. liaba, E 4. lit Halts. DEATHS. On Thursday, John Lewis, Yxl. of Great Titchfield.street. On Thursday, nt the house of his brother, in h's 7:34 year, lames Wellfurd, EA. of Newcastle-house, diridgeml, Glamor gsushire, On Saturday last, at Tiverton, Devon, Mr. Jacob Mclleirh, surgeon and opothecsiy, eminent in his profession. On Bunch., thw 13th instant, at Barachny housP, Her Grate Charlotte Duchess Itarrager of Athol, Countess of Athol, and Ea inns Strange, in bre own right, Lady of Man, and iole heiress of that island. Her Grace was daughter to James Sc. Duke of At 11.31, widow ut John late Duke of Athol, and raothcr to the trescnt Duke, besides whom she has left eiit younger children in life. Her Grate was in the ibth year of her age. NIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. lona 9 man, after I Ev m.... 36 min. after 12. SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS AND DRAWINGS. By Mew. KING and LOCULE, At their Great Room, King-street Covent Garden, 11111 DAY, at S.x o'Clo k ih the Etening, L'l• PRINTS, ASSEMBLAGE of CHOICE PRIMA'S, by the most eminent Maiters; many of them in ettli4/1., and Mate Peat; a few Deasy ings, Sce. May be viewed till the time et Sale; and Catalogues had at the Rome. HAMPSHIRE—DELIGHTFUL FREEHOLD RERI* VFNCE, WITH ammErnArE POSSESSION. By PETER COXR, BVRRELL, and FOSTER, At Garra Mars, on F RIDAY, O&. 25, unless previously disponi ed of **Polo/me Contra% of which due notice will be ;;i‘esa„ N Uncommonly Comp:a& and Comtots.able At. EREE.IIOLD RESIDENCE . with coach-haute, and ales essr st..blisig for eleven horses, ornamental dairy, produc tive kitthess-gardett, tarot yard, and all necessary I,llVPU'ld:rlg4, ke•II.JI and Oihiiiid home, detached and concealed by in Omit. 1110011/11, with evt.ty nuttlorir office, suin•A to a cenils. sr ~e. , ~,,d7 ) ,:, what. i n F ro.,:d til.iitir, and id the hightat dril a ; with a funs-haus., zartleu, urcliar•l, barns, enw-alres.is, grsisarr, waggiin4irrii.s alb's., &c. I.I.:C W ,Ppe I cotrag-, with ii ..".I,li. orcisard„ tiara, and 11 - 41111-1..0f1, and Vit) etas, of treehold and lea.essolsi ;mature, arable, meadow, and conice land, part ist hand, and part let to a tenant at will; ile'ached front the pub- Ik• lay a private road, and sweep 'blots:hi tile 001.016; winding up an eminence you approach the hue e, ws.ach is a w•-a' lars..lt building, repasts with e'er, derneseic cooveuience, and :gnat to the accommodation isf a small genteel family. It is seated on a chearful mrn, and enront s sasami by the anat.- in a hag fence, on the verge at the NCI', Votes., in the centre of Self spssrts„ by their variety unrivalled; ourro.end At by piatagne;,sa and • et -.naive prospeas, hreal:ing through a 401110 view, tiginly adurtiel with wood, and berutifully begirt with foreat tr. ea; twss miles from 7n.sling-hedge, a daVy loom an 1 market town; 'amine-so front the sea, and excellent bathing; thirty-arm front G spurt; ten hunt Salisbury ; titirly-e.ght from Wey mouth; linty-six from Bath; and ninety-two iro ii Lonaratt The purchaser may be acecimmudatsd with the fors t iture, km and dead at PC - 4, farming '.utensils, ski:. at an appra . pecilent. May be viewed with twkes only, which, with particulate may be ha.l of Mewra .1' Li Cinte. Unite/is end FrOSett 1 Ivor murton-strtet, and ad, Pall. M ill : pa•Cculars also of Mes.se Stro:sg, Still, and Strung, lobelias, Lonceseklun; .81 (isms wai 's and 1.10. yd". Colfe.i.-houses; the White Ilan, oath; Dui. phis, S oithasnotan ; and Crowe. Psartsmonth. VALOAELL FItEt..IIOLD MINERAL LsTArt, LAND TAX REDEEMILD. By Mr. PALMER, At the White Lion Tavern, Bristol, on FRIDAY, the thth I Istant t trade a previously elispo..ed of by Penal. Co•nr.3, of white Nutter will be given), RMoat DesirAble and very Valuable FREE tioLDD ESTATE, situate in the perish *1 ILDWEL TY. and county of MONNlOlirei; comprising tu , ene the surface*, seared curtveuient FARMS, of about 1,31.) .'teas of %reek, Meadow, awl Pareire Lain!, with raceme!, Ili...fl ing, let to 'omits at Will, except two, who bold for a t out t ITIt 4 • 1 1 . 111: u l al b" ia t fit 7 ed 3l) r A ig7of " P C .ist n u l li i e .' e d u7in d bl i and an hole &fountain, of about 800 Acre.; the Mimesis under which, exclusive!! belong to the E•tate ' This I:.tate CORIUM several Veins or Bede of Coal and Iron Stone (whkh are extresplifiad by a reference and descrit , iia annexed to tho Pita of the Estate, dechohig Notethwiril a • the Sirhawr and Davi given fall, at an emy dip of a bout gi is the yard), hutio of exoelienequalitie.; the forester pew o for exportation awl tor inanedmionng le Great Advantage, will arise how the nag a' form std sit tion of this Eames, owing to the vallivi c..elt side twine ea.? low; and the hnai Greet! I tiet , veirn them WWII elevated, that many None-levels our be it teen, at art easy eXI glee. into four of Slit. tiii;OT Be Is ot Coal (which are opened; e a t of seem, and three of three feet thick larch l!ing under at Int: 1,009 aer a of hind. The Vein next in-low the erne (pier will be drained worked by lien t le els; Awl the lowest Coal griefs, wit. • lowest Reds of Iran Stone, will he wireitcd by Pitts and I'. • Engines The above two ranges of Veins of Coal, and the lower Reds et Ina Steno, lie under the *hole of tins estate, et about d,8.'.1 acres I'heworkableVein+ei Coal in this estate are 16 in nu um ber,and aided together, make about bSI feet. in shun every Vein C•. 41, and 'too Stuns!, t •st is di%envered And Welk' In the ri-go of iron works born Aberdare to Mee ihavon, lies um der this eidate. The greater part of the Estate Ii tronstd , d by the Rivers El- Ipso and Sithowy ; and the Miiirea!* may,. with st a erit be worked saber to be tour. glad dingo tine Sirhowy Road, or d .wit the Ein...-VAle Rail-Road and Caul lii iew port, where ',hips of any hurlers oily ie...ort. K.K. 'rim is • large ottantity of titular growing ou the faros lands and it. the clipte weeds. Foe further paittrulan, ate, ly to ti. B. Tyuihde, rig Lin • cola'ie-tini field., London; Mr. T. 111. Crutwell, bath ; Noule, Ewl. 114.troug'i and Palmer. Mess's. Pr htl: 1110 south. Solicitors, Renal ; Mr. Edward Thomason, Ilienstelham; Mr. Edward Von Su:kitferi water •' Mews Williams and Wlaniietiog, Saliciture, Easier L. C. D...inuz, of Truni; James M o or, EA. Faiumniti Mr. Ede aril Martin Morristun near Swansea ; all of whom e chew a plan and rental of the Estate; 'nut alto of Mr. i" Thome., of Aberearee, near Ne.wport, Moositiatt,hire, rilt• will chew the premier's. - LONDON : —Printed be G DkVIUSON. No. I. Dot,' Co..n, Mow Street, Covert Garden, and Publi.be.i at re.rt Otboe, No ;5, Nett ni Sr Chtteent's Church, Som. , . by W. STUCK, of Nn. 7, Ne• Sok Street, Long Aer.• OrAees, U r/1 : 41., .ent to the Oibee (fool" , did be du* attesdod ter. ~ r