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Ni VAL LvTELLIGEATE. PORT% MLitt, OCT 8. Art iirci the Paulette frigate, Capt. Dunbar, from a tint, ed the brig Prttctraii,, --, from Cadiz, bound t Havre, detained by the 3!, 'pame , ,e trigate The ken' ri in of war was yesterday released from qtt.aantine. DEAL, OCT. S. Saled thr. Scourge loop of war, for Deptford. t'. m_ down from She *mess the Zebra bomb. rl% ea • Zrphyyr sloop of war.frv:n the Weds j and t: liist, r atr,..d ship, ftoin the French a,t, and reL.A;n with the rest of the ships as per 11A1BAIMFA, JULY 9. Since my last, His M ajesty ' s ips rrn lin, of 38 gulls, C"pt. Herbert; wrygort, of 28 guns, Capt. Panshawe; Priced', at guns. Capt. Lambourn ; and Buto, of 18 guns, Cain. Clinch. have arrived `with convoys; they are all g.rne d iwn to .I.lmitica, except the Caru l f.rt and lino; ; the Hornet, of 16 gins. Capt. shepherd, took the convoy down. and will go home with the next c , ,nror. DE.ATIIS.--AL Antigua, Capt. Fan.hawe, Mr. Shelly, Surgeon, and Mr. Stephens, Purser, of His Majesty's ship Caryif wt. Lieutenant Gage, ut His Majesty's ship Barbs. deco. Lieutenant Mowatt, and the Surgeon of His Ma jest r's ship, losoneit. APPOI MENTS.—Capt. Mackenzie of His Ma jesty's f ,hip ibpponzrnos, to the Corz,fiort. Lieutenant Woolcomhe, of the Clltt 41 UP, to the Bi:'«arms, Commander. Capt. Shipley to the Ccntas.. ~teutenant Henderson to the Gasineamn, Corn pander. Captain Ferris. to the 4 lnpierdarn. lieuteaar King, to the neal , .. Commander Captain Wiring, of the S e tup o, to the Surinam. - Lieutenant' Stirling, of the Pa,.doer, to the Stripa, 'Commander. Lieutenant tvepheard, to the Homes, Commander. ('apt. of the ile4res.r, to the Blenheim, vice Graves, one home ill Capt: Youngbusband, to the Iletierez. Capt. Henderson, to the Otpt t y. His Majesty's sloxp Poinrier, of 16 guns, Capt. Durrowes, has arrived kin Africa, and remains on the station. The Merchants ni Grenada have purchased the liarmonir privateer for the prneedion of that island s which the Commander in Chief has commissioned, and called her the Greriolo, of lo guns, Lieutenant Barker. tiIiTHER P NRTICULARS OF Tillt ATTACK upan the BOULOGNE FLOTILLA. Ext,ao from a P , tsate Le..tter, Oateaoll B..ulogne Oct. 2. On the 2.1 of this month the boats and fire vessels went from their own to the ships of rendezvous. At 6 p ort. Admiral Lord Keith went from his own ship on board of one of the cutters ; at half past ..p. m he went from the cutter on board of the ')lrsi.mr„ and half past 7 p. m. he went on board of the cutter again. and then proceeded to the im faortahm. and at •p. n.. he left the Immerlalate and went on board of tae Graham!, and at 9 p. m. he left that ship and went on board of the vats r and proceeded along the coast. The boats and four vessels of the first division, had their gone on the expedition. At 10 p m his Lordship left the cotter. and proceeded along the coast in kis barge ; the enemy nude the signal, and alarmed the coast, and our brave tars began and attacked in the manner of Britons. At '2O minirtes past 10, e. m. the Praadeace blew up ; at r2O minutes before 11, a. m. the Peogr f , ditto ; at Ole, a. at. the De - dilltAide, ditto ; and at halt-past two. a. m. the Amite. ditto. The lase-mentioned vessel that blew up, ti think, male more noise, and must hive done more damage to the enemy, than any of the rest, as she got nearer than the others to the enemy'; s. • els. The gallant Admiral was in the barge the whole time close in. I think it is a great pity that our gallant Admiral should go so near in alter such nest of vermin as thee• are. Besides the four fire ships before mentioned, there were four of what is called fire•enfers, filled with combustibles, which swim just above the surface of the water, and being neatly of the same colour, are hardly perceptible, particularly of a dark night ; each of these VIA., till ed with about barrels of powder. RLALIRKJBLE orcrUIRENCE. EXTRACT FROM A TRIVATX LETTFk, nlrEn OCT. 7, 11 4 0-1• The following singular circumstance lately oc curred at Sawston, near Cambridge:—The wife of Mr. Adams, a respeCtable farmer in that village, a few days ago perceived that the bottom part ni her gown was tot n, as W caught by a hook : this she mediately mended, and thought no more of it; on the following morning the gown appeared torn in the same place, and in several others, for which Mrs. A. not recolleffing any cause, began to be much sur prised, and men r lona-lithe circa mstance to herhu sband, and the maid -servant, whose gown by this time had shared the same fate ; the family being now alarm ed, related the strange event to their nei;libours, many of whcm visit.id the house, and soon d•,- covered that their apparel sustained a similar injury, as well men as women. Mr. Adams has three toms, all of which appear to be considerably torn in the skirts; the wife has, during the last four days, put on six different gowns, and all are so much torn, that she cannot ever mend them. A girl that re sides in the house, about fifteen years of age, had literally nothing but the body part of her gown re maining, all the skirts having fallen off as she moved about. A lady who has been a few weeks on a visit at SaNston, called at the house on Friday everting with several other persons, she had on a new colour ed gown, and after being there about a quarter of an hour, discovered two large holes and a long rend in different parts of it, and being considerallv alarm ed at the unaccountable effect, immediateli left the Louse ; during her stay in it, the apparel of several other persons was torn or rent in like manner. This .very extraordinary occurrence has now become the only subjeet of discourse all over Cambridge, and I have no doubt half the town will go to Sawstoa to witness its arange operations." CARLISLE, OCT. 6. VETE ON THE ELIA, t lull OF A MAYOR FOR GAR. LInE, AND OPENING A ROAD THROUGH TILL CITADEI It being known that Lord Lowther intended on Monday to vi tit this City (of which he is Recorder), on the elveion of a Mayor, the inhabitants had re solved on that day, by every token in their power, to express their attachment to his Lordship, for the great services he had rendered the city. Accord ingly the drums of the Volenteers beat at eight in the morting, soon after which they were completely formed in line ; the standards of the eight incorpo rated ts les were likewise displayed from their re spenive goads. About nine o'clock the procession commenced from the Town-Hall, consisting of the Corporation, dressed in their robes, attended by the lags of the eight guilds, with the Gentlemen com posing the Band of the Cumberland Rangers, ie full uniform, pl:1) ing a variety of martial airs, towards Botehergate, where they received Lord Lowther, w'‘n had previously alighted from his carriage to prevent toe populace from drawing him in triumph into the city. After the usual salutations, the Band struck up " Rule Brilanu,a," and the procession re turned to the city, by the new road, through the citadel, which, to his Lordship's honour, was AC compli-hed solely by his influence. After his Lordship had passed through the cita del, he was received by the Volunteers, who wine drawn up in E-relish street, with presented arms ; the ranks wen ~ i en petted, through which his Lords: S.l and the procession moved down EnrAili street, attended by a great Concourse of people, where having. marched three times round the market ctoss, they proceeded to breakfast at the Bush. After breakfast, his Lordship inspetted the Carlitle Volunteers, of whose military appearance, and stea diness whilst under arms, he expressed himself In a most handsome manner : his Lordship gave each private one shilling, likewise, two guineas to each guild, and a handsome sum against next quarter day. At twelve o'clock. his Lordship, with the rest of the Corporation, proceeded to the Council chamber, where the Rev. Thomas Lowry, A.M. was elated Mayor without one dissenting voice. In the afternoon, the procession moved in the same order as in the morning, to dinner at the Bush Inn. together with the captains of all the companies of Volunteers, attended by a large party of the most respeflable gentry and clergy in the city and neigh bourhood. The dinner was excellent, and the wines of the hest quality. After dinner a number of loyal and constitutional toasts were given by the Mayor, which were drank with the utmost applause. In a speech, which we could not distinaly hear, Lord Lowther thanked the company, for the atten tion they had sewn him that day ; and said, that he ever would be sappy to render the inhabitants of Carlisle every service in his power. Sir James Graham, also, expressed himself in an animated manner, as having the interest of the county at heart as much as any man, and would support it to the utmost of his ability. Several excellent songs were sung. and the afternoon was spent in the most convivial manner. His Lordship retired at seven o'clock, amidst the plaudits of the company; and thus ended a /err which exceeded any thing of the kind ever witnessed here on a similat occasion. Lord Lowther is expeaed here again on Wednes day next, to inspea the Carlisle Volunteers. FROM LAST NIGHT, GAZETTE. Ceorit - ssi.iiii ie Volunteer Corps, sigreed by Hi. Maiest.,'s Cele on‘wirners of 1 ie..tenossc.te. die city of Loma... 2d Recipient of 1.0%44 Loud e n Vol notary's —Licit Richard Mont to bo C Thum vice Knight, resigned. Dated August 29, 1804. Ensign Juba Alex Ainici to be Lieutenant, vice Mont, pre mot,l. Dated a, ab ire. John B:anstiiii„ G.mt. to be Ensign, vice Amiri, promoted. 'rated as above. The Rev. (. 'Founty to be Chaplain. Dated as a'aore. William Howell, Gent. to be Quarter Master. Doted as above. Solomon Stormy, Gent to be Surgeon. Deed as we. 4th Ditto—Ensign Thomas lloslikinsoit to be Lie.itepant, vise Stock, resigned. Dated July 14, 1604. Silt Dittn.—eWilliam to be Ensign, vics Stokes, resigned. Dated Joh 14, 1804. 7th Date —Ensign John Root to be Lieutenant, vice Bunn, resigned. Dated August 15, 1804. Isaac Tindle, Gent to re Lu.ign , rice Boot, promoted. Dated as above. 9th D'lto.—Ensign John Jaques to be Lieutenant, %ice Mos.. ham, resigned Dated August 15, 1804 Oliver Vile, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Jecques, promoted. Dated as above. 10th Dittn.Lieirtenatit John Till t he Captain, vice Slukew, resigned. Dated August 15, 1:04. Lieutenant Joseph I.lt,san to be ditto, vice Keiser, resigned. Dated August 16, 1804 Ensign Samuel Child to be Lieutenant, vice Till, promoted. Dated August 11), 1104. Ensign William Thomas to be ditto, vice Dixon, promoted Dated Augiut 16, 1604. Same. Newman, (.;ent. to be Ensign, vice Child, promoted. Dated August 15, 1204. John Rio liter, Gent. to be ditto, axe Thomas, promoted. D lied Allgllfsi 16, 1804 Excite-Gifu-0 Volunteers.—Enden Thomas William Hughes to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, promoted. Dated August I',, 1804. Emig* Charles Lyall to be ditto, vice Hastings, resigned. Dated August 16, 1304. Henry LeadArater, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ifin;hes, pro- moted. Dat.d August If, 1804. John Dennis, Gent to be ditto, vice Lyall, promoted. Dated August 16, 1404. Cononisin.sse in eke Royal latiwton Regiments of Militia, sinned by HIS Majesty's Conass.sialsres of Lieutenancy for she rued City East Regiin-nt —Engirt Luckier to be Lieutenant, vice R telt, Dated Argent 24, 1804 Ensign Buckley to he thou, *ice Bragge, resigned. 1) ited !September 20, 1604. Thomas Forster, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Loader, promoted. Elated September 21, 1884. West Regiment—Ensign Terratt to be Lieutenant, tier Nichols, resigned. Dated August 25, 1804. Thomas Burton Bedford, G to be En..ign, vice Tango, proiduted. Dated September 20, 11104. RANbKUPTS. _ . George Lndfow, of Angel.cuurt, Throgmorton-ttreet, Ewe chant, to turre•nle- the*. 13,27, at te.i, an r Nov. 20, at twelve, at Gaidhall. Anelver M,srs Swain and Steyens,OldJeviry. J o hn Hemming, of *Audi, in the county of Stafford, drug. Rio, to annender th-t 24, at four, 25.5 t nine, and Nov. fa, at *levels, at the Littletona Anna 1•111. in P,:okralge, Stafford. Ammar's. Mr. Jai** Hunt, Soirrey,treet, Strand, London ; or Mr. Jotuph Seurritr, is Wa'sall. Martin Whits, of Poi:t-inneth, wine-ntercliant. to surrender Oct. 2', at two, M, at ten, and Nov at twelve, at the George Inn, in Porsonouth. Attorney, Mr. Roger Callaway, Portsmouth. R sal Huggins, of Bristol, cabiset•ossker, to surrender 0 y ta, and blur. dd. at Metre. 4 We Kummer Tams, fa All•Saists•lane. Attt rneys, Mr. Edward Stephens, Small nreiw, Bristol; or Me srs. Illandfunl Add Sweet, Tznyle. • William James, of It ed aputhee try, to -‘i• des Oct. 20, 30, and Nov. YU, at ten, at Guildhall. A 'rimy, tr. Morgan, liedtord.row. DIVIDENDS. N 12. Henry Evarii, late of Calne, Wary clothier, at eleven, at the Whitehall Inn, in Caine (cr. 30 Jame* Gelding, the elder, and James Golding, the younger, late of Gloucester, clothier:, at ti.: New Lodge, Minchialiapapton Common Nov J. William Megrim., o f Abingdon, miller, a. eleven, _ at the Red Lion, Abitig.t.A. Oct 31 Thomas ~ of Gainsborougli, Lincoln, grocer, at eleven, at the Nest! tete lon, Kingeolt. upon-11 ull. Oct. 31. Thomas Martin, of &linoleum, and Thomas Nichol!, of Stone, Stafford, cordwatitet., at eleven, at the Union T.orcrit, (.7lterry.street, Birmingham. Nov.. George Walker, of Btaituree, Essex, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 5. James Bedsoo„ of East Smithfield, bricklayer, at ten, - . - at Guildhall. Nov 19. Thomas Claacon, of Burr-street, Lower East Smith field, dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 13. Charlm f-treet, of Paddington, Middlsett, merchant, at eleven 9 at Gundhall,ll.olidnit. Nov. 19. Archibald o a r.llllCSsoll and Thomas of Cuir street, Lower East Smitlifi-rld, naerchautv, at Nov. I. Thomas Coate, of Norwich, ironmong.—, at four, at the Star, u,, the Quay, in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. Oct. 30. William Holder, late of Painswiek clothier, at twelve, at the Nor Lodge, on Ila,ntiton com mon, Gloucesseriltire. Nov. 3. Archibald Stephen►on, of Margaret-street, Cavini.lsli sluare, engine maker, at ten, at Guildhall. Nev. 7. William Webster, of lore-street, linen draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES—Oct SO. Samuel Chatburis, Hohden Bri4Ke, Yorkshire, cotton spinner. Join Watson, of %Vhiwhaven, Cusnherlan.l,,lr per. "' . James Wain and Thomas Agg, of B.Longliall .trect, clothier and factors. William Naylor, of Liverpool, timber merchant. INSOLVENTS. LIST OF PRISONERS WHO PROPOSE TO TARE THE BENEFIT OF THE LATE INSOLVENT ACT. (Continued.) PRISONERS in His Majesty's Gaol at APPLEBY, in the County of We'tmurland. FIRST NOTICE. William Adamson, fin merly and late of Bank, in the county of Weumorlaird, farmer. 14 illiam Walton, formerly id late of Kirkosuald, in the county of Cumberland, grocer and tea-dealer. PRISONER in the Gaol of AYI.ESRURY, in and for the County of Rockingham. FIRST NOTICE. John Brown Branan (wheelie called John Brown), for merly of Dorchester, in the county of Dorset, and late of . Aylediury, in the county of Buckingham, cork cutter, pattern maker, and rietualh.r. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS A r GUILDHALL 11.... 'Francis Courtenay Deveuiah, late of St. Martin•.-lane, upholder II William Towne, Deptford, Kent, clerk DIVIDENDS. William Green, Romford, Essex, linen-draper Joh:. Sexton, Lite of Lime.kilii-row,Greenwich, 11. 11 PRICE Of STOCKS VIA &&&&&& • 3 per Cent. COM • 3.7e14 7 5 I,er Cent. Navy. •• •.. Nil thiallitlill }lnc Lott,ary 'rackets .. 191. Comets fur .. 3l'l 7i T. RISK, Stock :Soaker. 4, Conduit, and 9, Charing.Cr.vas. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Tvsso•v, °cross. 9 Amsterdam .... SS 2 2 U• Venice 59 Liv. Pic. Ditto at Sight .. 57 7 Naples Rotterdam C. F.. 11 191: U. Lisbon 11.i.iiburgli..... 35 5 24U. Oporto Rhona 35 6 2411. I Dublin l5 Paris . . DAL° 2Us 25 12 MILLION. i BotirdeAux 25 12 Portugal Grid in C-iir. I 51a.1,14 Ditto Cads —in Paws New Dis"lrs Ditto Bilbao Loehnin Genoa 454Liv.Pic. 41 per Cent. Dublin oil London Wet. ; Bev a .it on London i Sept Yt. Belfast on Dublin (dow)... 4. 4. d 8) 4 41 Si 8 61 ,I3yl HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT I.ONDON BRIDGE, fa milt. after 6 BIRTH. Lateiy, at Edinburgh, Mn. 11.1ty, of H.l.ton Wdet, of a daughter. This fairy a the mother of Young Routus. MARK! iCES. lately, at Talearth, in the county of Brecon, by the Rev Joseph Jtosinor Cheittiiii, M.A itxterick Gwyinir, E.q clef ••t Thyntie llowe Geritne, LA at Burkland. to MN , / Elia Antic Hughes, youngest daughter of the Litt:Samoa ilisittes. Log . of Tregunter, in the sante county. Yeitersias rennight, at East Bourne, William Pepper. E.A. of Folltwone, in the county of Kent, to Moss Penney, sister to Mr. Perky, one of the Mans; .ts of the Lewes, he. company of Comedians. DEATHS. At Aql.lv Park, county of Tipperary, Um. Head, wife of John I lead, Esq. mother of Colonel Head, and !neat to Lad Nnrbury. On the 26th ult. at the iletwels, of a decline, in the Stri v.ar of his age, after several year. active ferric. in the Royal Nary, from which he had lately retired, Mr. Thomas Masig;•, soil of the late Capt. Stephen Madge. Yesterday se'nnight, much larneided, Mrs. Lanai+ wife of Mr. David Leas, jun butcher, earitiarthen.—Tl; circurn ‘taitee that occas - ed her death is truly remarkable, as well m lamentable: she dreamt that she met with two man carrying a coffin, and, enquiring whom the coffin was for, they replied it W3i for her. This had such an effect on her mind, that it brought no a sni., ..•t..age. which terminated her lite. Satuolai, ar , ,, a lorigi/lwes., .4 Isis lodgings, in Bristol, the Rev. John Wiiliam ll.milton, brother to Sir rmderick Ha• manta, Bart. arid :iepliew to Lieut.•Gencral Sit John C(3. dock, K.B On the 30th ult. at S...aford, Siamt, Mist Thomsns, dame, ter of Patrick Thoniausi, Esq. Faidawn.Tumham Green. SALE BY AUCTION. ELEGANT COLLECTION OF 80013. Ry Mr. STEWART . . - At his Auction R•ouu, 194, option , : Albany House, Tim dilly, THIS DAY and TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'clock, A Very Elegaint Collection of Ancient and Modem Ittl• IKS, including thc Library of a Medical Gentleman lately decmisad„ many of which ar.• in elrpnt Bind ing ; and amonvit which will be found Jacquin's Austria Mita, 2 vols.—Gotelin Flora Sitsivica, 4 vol. clopedis, 52 vol.. folio- . -Illackwall's Herbal, coloured Plata, 2 vols.—Collin:. Anatomy, V WrII%.ITICW4 in 11011114. &c. vols.—Gibbinig's Roman History, 12 vois.-.lolinmier Shako sprerei red Smolletes Hishay of England, IS Wirks of Blair. Lams, Gultlovia.lll, Rob-r.son Johowi, Smellett, Ste Swift, be and a variety of tlrr but Medical Althea, and Bc:oks of natural History, bound in It seta, Ire. To be viewed tbe Sale i tad Catalogues bad at Use Reams. SALES )3Y AUCTION TO CADIFIET MAKERS, EIPIIOI.STTRF.RS, AND OTHERS, requiring ILiotay Premises. By Mr. SHERWOOD, On the Parana.% THIS DAY, at Eleven etlock, on Ac count of a Di,elution of Partnership, LEASE of VERY EXTENSIVE PREMISF.S, centrically situate? in a privilcgcd Part i.f C ty,• No. 81 ,9ARTH01.0:1dEW CLOSE. ; haying, beta curly Years ernidoyed in the ale •.• Trades GOOtt Will „( the Foreign Trade.will be made (ever to the ton - haler. Th e Premises Lave been lately repaired at a very great Jo,. pence, newly-erected Sheds, Platforms. a..d Perches .tor Wood The House is very commodious and wooly, with. Front Shr.p, Counting Muer, and Parl•mr Go the Ground Floor Dining awl B.cakti.4 Par.outs,_ Five good Bel Rooms, •: , d Wcirksheps at the Top of [ll3 )louse, large roomy dry Cellanug, and held fur a Term of Eighteen CAM, at a lost Rent. M..% be viewed till the time of Sale; Partici'hit may b e had 0,1 the Premiss; at the Auctioneer's, ltarthiumew Clu.e; and at Garraway's Coffee TO CABINET-MAKY.Its, VPOWLsTERIRS, AM) OTHERS . All the well-s. atoned Al.raefttturwi''' Unmantasagar...i Stock, kirasswork. Household FUrtliture, &a. By Mr. SHERWOOD, On the Pr-mites, No. 07, Bartholumew-elosc, TilfS Digt and TO MORROW, at Eleven o'clor./c, on account of e Dissolution of Partnership. rtiliE First Day. the LEASE and MANZ -1 FACTURED STOCK, and Ht)USEHio 1-D FURNI TURE. The St .ck c,siodit4 of very fuse mahogany al. , ' wains cot Wa;drobes, double and siugle Chests of Drawers, Den tlemen's Washing and Dies,ing stands, ois a new construstior very fins mahogany and rosewood Kota Tables, ww s of and Pembroke Tables, mutt,' inlaid and cro , ..diaiirlod, and .o. venal sets of Dining Tables un Pillar aorl Class; large ell'rre. pillar and claw Breakfast Tablet, very lice wood, , eretiiriek mit Bookcases, sets of mahogany Chairs, finished in .he best man ner, Sideboards of various desai vim's, and C •Ilaiets t tog •ths: with a good assortnieiit of Brainwork, Beducking, fur-post and other Bedsteads, with cotton fur.iitures, ria trasses, pallias.e.,and a ‘ar;ety or other articles On the Secon4•l3 iy, all the thimanufactwed st w k, siding of very fine wide well s=soiii d Spatiss•l 19ankv anal Boards, of large dimensions, and an as ortment of very bre three quartet and halt-inch Spanish boards; very hue .vents in mahogany, satin and rosewood, &e May be viewed till the time of Snit, and Catakv, ca. had on the Preniiiev •' uf the Auctioneer, kiartlioknnew and a Gamer'''. Co ffeehouse. Neat and genteel Flousfhnld furniture, faihi,n is tin., nue T and &'d Linen, itnaks, Patittingt and Prints, a Plain mune, &e. By Mean. GIBBONS and JACKSON, At Jamb's Well, B.Arbictan, un FRIDAY, Oct. toe 4.2 th, 180 V, at Eleven o'Clv:k, II Order of the Asignext, TUE neat and genteel HOUSEHOLI) NITURE, lira Ounces of ta..d.•rn Plate, in .C.lvere Toaster, C.andl. , tickv. Tea and Cod'e.. Pats, Cream /rid filar Batons, dec. Fine Li•ir.l,tme tuned Funio Fwer, uy Siopeuro Bracket Cloc►, a View i Venice, very fine, Carin il,tti, an on. doulded urigioal, by the Mater : see...rat thawiu,;v,b. Cain.• tru.ough, Prints, &c.--of Mr. Tilt 111 Vi late•of Cannon-street, 11rucgist ; comprising, •-poet awl Tent• Bet. steads, with Cultita Furniture , . bord -rad Go 4: 'Feather EMS and Bedding, Motiotairy double and tingle Gres of Drawers. Set of Dicing Tebletv with circular rn a .with Cellaret., Pembroke and Card TabLw, Mahnerny Chain , Jo. panned ditto, P.er Glaww , littawls Carpets, and /inciter S► quisires. To le tweed Thursday preceding the Site, when Ca.2l CUM may be had ; Wawa. Gdabons and Iscksm. Nu tt, Ittor.k.ef,bury, Chcaieide. At the House of Mr Bra' ill, the Whirr Hart Inn, to Wakefield, on MUNI) \Y, Noremb2r 12, at Three do 111 the afternoon, subject to such coolitions u will the i es produced, rpi IE following valuable ESTATES, situate at 1 Thorne., (.upset, aivt VP .keneld, in Ow Conntv of Yorr„ in the undstrwentiniied .subjrct. nererthrlest, to :web al t. rations as m.y be thought necessary, prevwu, to or WI UK l.ty of sale. LAS. A 11.. P. THORNES A Close, called Pickiiia, in the occupation of James Hill . . . 2 !1 1 Au Allotment in Thornect , iiil, :copied by ditto . 1 2 a 6 House, Ont-huildinr. and Garth . . C al; !art of Field Allotment adminin, thereto, rrw occupied by John Gregory . t. 45 Rowe, Out-building, Intl Garth, occupied by Widnes Jubb . . 0 42b Part of F, -I Allotment adjoining thereto, occu pied by John Gregory - 2 0 Howte in 2 , tweltine , , with a Garden Part of All I,lcl A er.dt, iontattf,lig . . 4 Me other, data . . t bit other ditto Y 134 0 0 tzit . A 0 U .B tll . 2 8 .209 NIIVI in the occupation ofJohu Gregory, &c. 6 447 Parr of an Allootlaietit in Fburne• Etelst . 1 3 7 Ditto, ditto, adjoin.ng . . . . 3 ILO Now acenpietsbe Richard Srim+ . 5 An *liniment in Noble Cimeoccupual by John Gaon . . . 2 0.71 An Allourent on Thorner Common Near Non:e Flan . Fur Mottle Flat Ceek Floyd . . 9 2 0 '1 i' It fi 16 7 ft 1G Now all occupied by Widow Jobb 17 ilia LGPSET. 9 The Minor*, reputed Mate of Lopset, with the Man ion -house, Gardens, and Plosion and several C10...r, Iricloeure., and P.--ets of rich Arable, Meadow and I.as tore LaiA, with the 'Coal a nd Wind thereon: a lam home with eurublil Out-binklana.., n e w occupied by the owners, Martin . I%nali.iatin, and others, containing : 1 2).0 fI WAKEFIELD. 10. The Rectory [louse cod Geelens, in Wake field, and several caber Iluiklinp and Pre moo, with sundry Parch of Land ad:rain ing, eligibly situate for Boilel.rg g non 4, and communicating with the Martet•plece. and the principal Street (Mar the Church.). called Kirkgate; - together with • sondEs Building., call_d the Shittrick houses, Garden adjoining, now occupied by Francis Maud!, Esq. and others . . . 16 . 1 3 11. The Great Tythes arisnq trims b:701:1 acres (more or leis; of highly coltivatcd Land, in the Townships of Wakefield, Stan'ry, Settliorpe, and W.eathorps, at the OCCAI. pation of the t )ISerl. 11. An Allotment of Land, on the lititwood, oar copier' by Mr. Win Otticy 12 0 - 0 George kitchen, of Wakefittd, will .hew the Premises there; and Martin Tomlinson, of Di/ Motor", will slow Cs Premisis at Lupset and Thiwies; and further Pat :ULM% woe lK had on application to `.Sr Crowiler, at II ,hrrio.t. Tunis., Solicitor, Le:di ; or Mr. Laii.beit, Solson , r. (Lrrl,ll. - - - Li 16 DON :-..Pnated a G. DA% IDSON, VI.. %Vic"' street, St. element's, and iniblestied by W W EST, at Ws Office, Nn. 15, itAck of St. Clements Chun'', Strand."' Gkciess At the Parer, At iteet.paitl) mil he dell 'Moist ao• . I.ti; _~~ i cox Si; I PI N;; IL 114 AvY 4 9 Ls* S Candou After s w~ Ridu 4r. Co kitv los Youal Jaite, The I val be S.ed " Waded Tho E V.,19 •tc to. 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