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N.ltra IATFLLIGENrE. ff ■ I ff lIILIXMAM, OCT. 11. Put into Torbay the bate Alelrdle armed ship, for a new fore yard, and sailed again this afternoon 'with the Vide de Paris, Pla-,tng.a t, Sox Joseph, Prince VeJege,Temerai,e, Prince, and Glue, men of war, undo the command of Admi ra l Cornwallis, to resume their station off Bret.—Wind, W.N.W. etvisouta, OCT. 13. Arrived the Providtiont cutter from Scilly, and the Lord Nr,'sun, Howe, from WAterford. Sailed the Hero nun of wer, /Awls, frigate. Ninood, and Rosario on a cruise. —Wind, W.N.W. DEAL. OCT. 12. Sailed yesterday, after post, the Conraneur man of war, and put bAck this morning, with the Grey. hound frigate. Arrived the KAI man of war s with a convoy from Portsmouth, which are sailed fur the River, with the 16.1 d, Wilson, from I I induras. Also sailed the Kent man of war, And Jig/ airs frigate, for Sheer mess. Remain in the Downs a large fleet of ships of war, the defence ships. the coppered armed trans ports, and a fleet of outward-bound vessels. TROM LL' Y ITS LIST. _ Goankseirst, Gee. Id.—Pasted by rho !fairly's., Glass. pool, from the South Sass' Smsoattio, stetrittasac (rem me rifts; Lady Parker, Wog; and tbo Valiant G. 4 / 1 .1% cat, CC. I 80.11frell M•••••M. frank G . brallta , I:nadttn, SAley ChaaltPl", L.Wr j rtel&W n y ranter ' Simmonds; Pitt, Smith; Rose !Imes.; London, Kerr; Ann, Atkins; Cores, Warren R4ttnn Harnett, Stamper; and rho Lord Thudowl. Ma'tig. rims* Jamaica. Sailed the Gatffin, Flap weed, for G.b altar; Jan:, laartdmo; and the packet, Wekbatn, tor Ttawittyst • Argo, Scarf, for Junge, Rarria; and the Tye (.;••tieCol rs, Si.-n, for Embdeq. The hull of a vessel was driven on shore the 3th inst at Ballymurry, county of Welion% no poem nn ho trel ton her stern was marked, Msneree, of Cardigan," and on a boat whicii was %castled on shire, " James Williams. " She is supposed to have been laden wills wheat, some being washed on shork The vessel is full of water. On Thursday the 4 , th inst. the schooner 7 . .. a Bee fier,. of Sunderland, in turning out of the Bay of Wick, the wind blowing S S.k . refused stays, and was necesitated to bring up in the f a ce of rocks. where none could give assistance. About one o'clock iu the morning, she drove on the rock, where she became a mere wreck. and all the hands, being four in number, and duce passengers, petish ed ; the body c,l a lady passenger was next morning found. and mangled limbs of some of the men. On Eaturday, the Portinstack ferry.boat, having two ferry-met - 4 a passenger. and eleven head of black cattle on board, in crossing t Gowrocke was upset in a heavy squall. and the whole perished. By accounts received from the Neteen cutter, which arrived Sunday evening's tide, at Dokilin. a large ship, name unknown. :apposed to be from the West Indies, snuck on Arklow Bank, nn Saturday evening, near five o'clock. She fired sever al guns, but it blowing a storm, the cutter could nut give Ler assistance. Capt. CooKe AC appointed to the St-lent/or del Mend,; Capt Moastsos to the L.lij; Captain Ja Bei.tits to the Fencibles, at Lynn. Mr. R. clerk in the Ordnance Office, at Portsmouth, is Appointed Stott-keeper of the Ord :lance at'North Yarmouth. The P. "arts of Wart, CAMP2ZT.L, from Jamaica I for Clyde, is totally lost on Wicklow B an k, on l y one man savel I'h, Ceres, Penelope, Thres, and Specale.or, four stout Letters of Marque, sailed from Cork harbour for Cie West Indies. without convoy. on yesterday se'rmiglit They are well appointed tine sh;ps, and fully ale to give the enemy's privateers a warm re cept i in. Several new slops and gun-brigs have arrived in Cie Mt. ' a ) . ditri ug the last week, to be coppered, preilaratory Illtheir being commissioned. The brig Ciriefam, of Greenock. JONS Watesitv (14te master). laden with coffee from Kingston, is. =arca, which place they left on the 25th July la'r, aad bon tul to Liverpool, was driven into Whitehaven fily stress of weather, on Mond a y th e 3d i nst . b ut ; the crew being all strangers to the port, and a heavy sea rolling, the vessel d r ov e b e hi n d t h e N ort h '' Wall, wh. re, fir the safety of the ship and cargo, it bteame immediate's' ne..essary to discharge her. The Captain was washed overboard on Thursday the 4th incr. and a passenger in the ship swam to the shore with the ship's papers, &c. which were taken care of by Messrs. T. and M. HARTLEY, Furs. merchants, of %Vhitehaven, who took immediate steps for the discharge of the vessel. The drnms beat to arms, and the Volunteers, with an alacrity which refl.•ds the higheu h snout (both upon them and their fellow townsmen), immediately turned out. ar.l kept watch the whole of the tempestuous ' night, end part of the next dry, until the whole cargo was discharged and carried away, oh ch ' they proteded with the utmost watchfulness.— ' Great praise is al.o due to Mr. Wst. ICRICUT, and Captain 30,1,1 BA/MISR, bywhose ULIIARAZIed dill. gence and activity, in the short space of three hours and an half, upwards of 240 casks of cr.ffcc were discharged, and conveyed beyond the tide mark.— 'rue vessel, by being lightened 50 soon, has received comparatively littl: damage. and no dcobrs are en tertained but that on the putting up of the tides, it will be got off. Seven huudred and nineteen of the Air:exit corps .rrived at Portsmouth on Friday, in the EP:a and rttransports, from Aldemey, to wait 101' a c a • o the island of Gore*. Two women have been committed to Portsmouth jail. for concerting the escape of several coas las, whilst at wor',; on the fortifications at Gosport. The men. at their leisure, took out the rivets whi c h fasten the shackles of their fetters, and put others in, which were supplied by these women, made with screws at the end. which, at a fAVOUTAtIC mo- ' meat, took of, and the letter fell from their logs. Two men effeded their escape by this artful method. Considerable numbers of locnus Lave lately been discovere3 in the neighbourhood pf Bridiang:Ln, where they are committing devaeations on what ever the advanced se: ern of the ?ear has left to their rapacity. They are alsoa: two inches in leng:lt, of ' a green colour, with a brown spot upon the back, and are supposed t' hare been brought thither by the late equinasial gales. N 'ne of these destrac- ' tive inset's have been known in any rut of England, during a period of many years. DORSET. At the last Sessions for this %.7ounty, Yeseah Rad ice, late servant to Alexander Cunningham, Esq. se t s convided, on an indiCtment preferred against hint by his master, upon the Statute 59 G. 3. c. 85. This Statute has wisely made it felony for a servant to secret' from and defraud his master of anv goods, money, or tither valuable effttas, which he shall re• ceive or take into his custody and possession, on his master's account. The Prisoner had been entrusted by his master with dit care of a fine stallion, whizh was sent from town to town to cover, at the price of 11. 6s. and the Prisoner had suffered the horse to cover 100 mares of farmers in the neighbourhood at a reduced price of ss. only, and had kept, se- creted, and defrauded his master of the money. The Cit•ta eats, in his observations upon the evidence, in summing up to the Jury, took occasion to reprobate, in very strong terms, the co nd u et of the farmers, who were produced as witnesses to convilt the Prisoner, and who (to say no more of it) connived at the Pt isoner's defrauding his master; it being well known in that neighbourhood, that the price for which the horse was to cover was 11. us. though they had each of them paid Si. only. LID!' GLEAORCHY'S CONVERSION. Wilheltnina Maxwell, Lady Clmorchy, was the younger of two daughters left by Dr. William Max. well, of Preston, a gentleman of high respe&s bility and large fortune, in Galloway, North Britain; and was born at Preston, an. 1;42. Dr. Maxwell died four months before the birth of his youngest daughter; and his widow, now the venerable Lady Alva. wishing to perpetuate the n.une of a husband so dear. called the fatherleas child Wilhelmina. She watched over the education of both daughters with maternal wilicitude. and endeavoured to preserve them from the vortex of fashionable pleasure The oldest was married at Edinburgh. 1761, to William Earl of Sutherland; the youngest was married at London same months afterwards, to John Lord Vis count Gleoorrhy. only son of the Earl of Bresial. lame The Earl of Sutherland and his Countess died within a few days of each other, and left an only daughter two months old. That daughter, the present Marchioness 4if Stafford, formerly Countess of Sutherland, was educated under the direction of her grand-mother. Lady Alva; and received kind attention from her aunt, Lady Gle. acrrehy. _ _ This worthy Lady, whose tenderness for orphans was increased hr her own premature widowhood. VMS fosme,s for a superior place in society. Her understanding was naturally strong and capacious. and her memory retentive. Her mind was polished by a liberal education, and richly furnished with ideas. Her person was agreeable, her manner en- Raging, her fancy brilliant, and attended by a con stant fl .w of spirits and wind hitmour. Born to wealth, and al/iesi to a rich and noble house, she was fitted to make a distinguished figore among the great. and to shine in courts. In early life. as might be expetled from these circumstances, this accom plished young Lady was filled with vanity, was fond of dress, and etachcsi to gay amusements. But, as Moses. .4 when h• was come to years, refused to be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter. chusing rather to suffer atilidion with the people of God, than to enjoy the pleasures of sin for a season ; esteeming the reproach of Christ greater riches than the trea sures of Egypt,"—in like ma;'ner, she, in all the bloom of youth, with all worldly pleasures at her command, hid herself, her fortune, her honours; and her talents, at the font of the cross. About the t;enty-third year of her age she was visited with sickness: in recovering from wh:ch, her thoughts were involuntarily turned to the first ques tion and answer of that lorm of round w••rds which is given in the Assembly's Catechism " What is the chief end of man ? It is to glorify God, and to enjoy him for ever?" Musing on these words, they arre.ted her attention, and naturally led her to put to bcrselt the important queries: Have I answered the design of my being ? Have I glorified God ? Shall I enjoy him for ever ? Reviewing her life of thoughtless gaiety, she found there was no connection between such condua and :he glotilying and enjoying of God; and that. con sequently, hitherto, she had not answered the chief end of her existence. Her conscience was awake , - ed ; ~nd, for a considerable time, she laboured under that anxiety and fear which usually attend such a state of mind. Ent, en reading the sth chapter of the Epistle to the Romans. the discovered the way whereby the great God eptild be just. and yet the justifier of the believer in Jesus. She believed, her understanding was enlightened, her conscience relieved, and her mind restored to peace. The fruits of her faith soon gave the most unequivocal evidence to the truth of the happy change which had taken place in her mind. For some time she endeavoured to avoid the ridicule which attends true religion, by concealing it. and mingling in the society and amusenizots to which she had been accus tomed ; but she soon found it impossible to sup. port the spirit and prat:et of religion, and at the s one time be c:nformed to the manners of the She therefore openly as owed her religion, and renounced she sinful eni-yments of the world. this time, her whole life was one continued course of devotion : her closet was a little sanSu.ry for God, to which the habitually retired with avi chty and pleasure. In her family there was always an char for God, and from which, with the morning and the evening, regularly ascended social prayer and praise. she bred the hPuse of God ; and the most painful circumstance of het frequent ill health. in the last years of her life. was, her being detained by it from public worship. PRICE OF HkY AND STRAW. sATioNDAv• a4 , 11.:4. Hay el 1:1 a4l 641 Hay „I 104 a4l 1041 New.. ...... .01 Os aOl 04 N Ol 04 aOl Os Straw , I. all 11. I (laser ..41 104 aSi 10, Clover 01 04 a 01 0. tit , ..4r .ll 104 a 11 104 SMITHFIELD, MOP, 4T. OCT. U. tiok the offal—per stone .4 10b. 4OdtoSt 24 I Veal.. Ss Od to Ifts Od Mutton... .4s 04 to 3. hd Perk Ss Od to Oa S. Lamb ..... 4. Od h Ss Od Head of Cattle this Day. Sem., aktut 2.:00--Sheep and Lambs 11,000. NE:A-Gyn.. AND lI„*.A Ilv the WENVIALL MAR I:I:TS. climate. MARRIIGES. Thursday se'itni‘ht, at Waltham Abbey, the Rev. Mitchel, Fat/ of Worcester COMPQC , tv M its 1104,4.4 ilaitgliter•in•law 'film Recorder of the CU ) of London. Lately, at High Wyconib, Be ks , S onuel T. 4.. n R she", Esq. an emin e nt oierc:t.tot in t h e p ria...f Saviour, rough of Southwark, to Mow Hadey, of Ugh Wycomb. CORN EXCITANk:I,Mosio•v, Urr 15. ffe.h of Wheat to dlr. wry t and al 11.++n, a ACII3 'd :0: th..t 0 ( s..t & g. WW I, at i 3.. p r quart: r urr. ft- •••• ! .c, y r. .1 ; P.'•• a.!,1 Wan, ar: I.kew.4, quoted The n: (Ms ; eh- m-'es re..l nearly aaSc,ry calur sAti ars lower. }.o:.r per •ac• RFNT rt. I. OF GRA:N. vv ; .• ite•ns 4 l. O 4 F.. • .'a R n0n...... 4,'• 43. 0; OA. 95. :S. ' 4 % . bar es t. - 'I ( Cred...... 43 43'. •et •• r, 'S (I* r Fu,c F.. 7? 44e. d Snead, 66. COURSE OF fV. i% \ Lai-. FItIOAT, (VT, talt 32 Arnster4sin .... ...) 2 . l' Ven.ce Dino Al sight .. 1: 7 1 1 1.1a;de , :pa kotterdAmC E.. 11 19 2 1 1 . 1 I..b•sn Ftamburan..... 35 .s till 1 0.,,nr).. .C.:nna 3) 6 2aU 1 Dubin l5 Ran. 1 dais &It 25 2 D.tin V. 10 21.1. 111'1.11•11 R. ‘,.4..ux 5144.:1 -•• •11 ra, , a-4 Rs s ref os 4 0 /'• LAU, Cali: —.l P 3 oet I N-.. Doila , f D.no R.1..a Legl,nn Geer 44 1 5 per Ctn.). DuSlsn an !Ando .10:1. 10.; 11 11,1f`4 on 1.,-111..n (Oct. ); belpt 1 DuJin f 4.tv,` 6;7 61...ns i i • RETURN OF MOW indudtag wily from the Ist agreeably to t I. 24 Quarters at 84 36 at 81 295 __-- at 80 Ye ----.. at 79 479 -- at 79 113 at 77 6 115 -- at 77 10 ------ at 76 6 24:0 - at 76 172 .---- at 7) 6 1318 -- at 75 1064 At 74 . 14 - at 73 6 1645 at 7J 76i - •at 73 64 at 71 349 at 73 And 19 Qua Ton! 11,046 Quarter Oa. 71. hitber that A From Sept. il Sacks. se d. 1 14 "> 0 a 9 _4 0 ,T TN MARK LANE. of Oct. to the frth of Oct the new Act. s 75 Quarters at ro 204 at 68 • 213 --- at 66 110 at 65 534 --at 64 40 - at 63 6 192 -- at C 3 ISO at 61 204 at 60 40 - at a 9 I 67 -- at 58 79 -- at 56 53 - at 54 98-- at 51 6 I 270 at 54 54 at 50 - at 47 •rteri at 425. rs--average 725. 04. in last Return. RETURN OF FLOUR, !9 to Oet. 5, from the eneket Office. Sacks s. d. S.,rks I. d 7+9......69 0 ♦R9. 65 0 20.......68 6 50. 6% 6 1 3 0 68 01 169 64 0 _ _ . 7 74 0 I 9697 70 0 40 69 6 Tutal. t 8 ,211 U. 314 The Corn I'l6pr:tot's Itetwn, on Thursday, Ott. It. Wite,t, per loaf. 141 Od to 211 Od Riley, per qr 3tio Od to 38.6 Od 0401 241 lhl to 0.1 ALUM 431 Cd to 464 Od Ditto ue. ,40t Od to 42s t. 4 h+4o . 441 04 to 47s Od 006 67 0 I 75. 53 0 10 66 6 60 62 0 595.......66 0 5 60 0 IGO Sacks....—Average 68s. 104. id. higher than last Return. UXBRIDGE. PRICE OF SEEDS I ST SI IN THE BUROUGH 111 TAIL. Pcr Cot Per Roshel. R... t. 16s. to 20. Mut, 4stto 604. to 103.. W.Must osiSeed Bs. to las 01 Trefoil ltts. to 422. I Browo cistt.s....l2s. to 16. Caraway 901. to 945. Canal's , 7l. 04 to its 04 Coriand:r .....9s. to 114. Rye Gra., or qr. 154 to 24$ PRICE •+e+. Kent 3l 10% to 41 4s Sussex 1 ,4 to 31 IRs Essex 11 104 to 41 Os 014 Din: IF HOPS. roccrrs. Rent .3I tes to 41 14. Sus.ex 3I 16. to 41 6. Farrilsain 61 Os to 71 Os 170.Y0J. Beef 34 04 to 4. ft.! Vs. , . 41 04 to 5i 01 Mutton 04 to 4. 04 I P0ik........34 4.1 w 4. Si f.sm' 3. 44 to 4s 44 PRICE OF It ]ante:. Market 45 6d ( lar- Market... 44 6d LVhitehapel Market 4 St Per Stone of 8:b. —.aro TALLOW, ITown T.allow. 7% Rlllll.l ( Lan. ) ... . 71. 73. Ria..la ds. IS, ) 60, Nlrltoig Stiar ... .604 Mit.) iough 4' (;tarn Good Drell lls 0ti1 ,, 1. 901—Cuol, 945. 13s Average Price... 4s 4sl Yellow S tow, SfS—.M. Price or per d Its lid ....71.11)toltis . 134 O RAW HIDES . hest Ileifert and Ste.;‘, ier:t....7, — So. 41 to h. 4J. 1 1 .114.1.0nfr 3.... 4J. t.. S. 6.1. Unto:toy Market Cu . --• 100. Crl Enit'esh lions 11...4t. 44. GI. t. Ss. 34 1.4n00., SIL..e. . ... . ... Leo. Ud to h 04. PRICE OF LE %VIER ....—. Rotte, 13 to S6lb. e a ch 211 to 244 !tato, tin to 63;1. each 25.1 to 2C4 Mere% I elt• Sat k. rmti to 254 Itres.i g lint-ti... 2 d to 2ld Fioe C et% li.drs , 231 to 244 Cr••. , 11. tea for cutti ig '"'t to 2.4 I' •i ) .lioirr .. ~• 'd to 2:1 ( . ', %o r.. 30 to 4olb per D0zen.....3'.1 to .S.'4 I) •t , ,, Its to ;O:D.. "" id to SO I .4 Ditto, 70 to I'd'.. Ind to Sid t %.,,a'a sell'. (Gr:rtiliti,d). 4q .I to 444 L Lire.. ditto 1' Os to 11'ls per Dujegl: GUI %kilo Tanned Horse Hides 2ss to 341 per Hale. CC. )ki. FAO' IV SZ.F., OCT. 13. ...- ... —... lkst Co.,a' :to the l'ont, per Chaltiroot !..'44 Al. Delittetet to 1110 , 14e'tcee , ers at IW.t. GI. Sum! tl owl. per eil tidf.4l 49. MI D.:ken , / t• IT.uv•lcseye:. at .<n. (A. PRICF. oF Sh•IYS OAT• _ _ _. S p.*C`n , . Real 5.1 3 per Cent. Coninli - i 4 ,w , C•tr, - 3 0. p. , r Cent. Na.y 94;4 1.0.. e inn .... Drfe , reel Steck 4` , i Excheg.ter ma;. ...I4 par. kit. Lret-ry ticket. Couge!s. for . r . vi,q, c..., 11,kt,, 4. ~. ..1.. I , a d 9, 0 riilg C.,41. PRICK OF IKlsti STOCKS, Oct 10 Gov De. 31 per cent 133 , 0 S*.x•k, Si rent I)er, 4 ~ e r cent 1)—to 5 .14.• rent. Grah tn..: I. , in, f i p•r rat Re , al Ca.‘al 6 ''a -a ~:i ~.~~ tVATER Tills DAY ATI.oNLMI E aiu n. r, I AL.: 13, DEATHS YeArotar ao'nnizlit. at D;..71;;,74 the ROth rear f her age, Mri MAO tl.l , lCler 01 Lteotznaat....:olott,lD •n ay. e ume day, Henry %Vizi:ham, r 4 1. 0: C nr Maie•ty% Jarttces of th.• I',lre for th.• %fir. st R: 't4 paitti.lr u.orailli of 26 r ~r. the b.oecto4 Meows. Wick rtaln, and Co. in G^ d:. .g.11.:1 7 ..S BY AUCTION. FISHER WICK, NEAR LITCH ST.% F FOR SHIRE. CAPITAL ESTATES, SUPERB MANSIO,r, EXTENSIVE MANORS, FISHERY, WOODS, Hy Mr. RURINS, At Garrawav's Coffee b orne, Fweliang- C , r oar , ar TiIURSidAY, the 15th of N tvesnner, at . 1w Ive ock. in one Lot, lIIHE very Capital, and truly 2esirahle FREI: HOLD ESTATES, with the r•xt man, MA,1 41 , e Tr •ivire, otherwise Tini;ioin, a•,.; 11• rt. C.' oberford, Wigginton, and one.thir I or t'i • At • Courts Baron, Royalties, and In m • To:, much distinguished and baiutitil h-.,t , Park, a truly noble and elegant stone.biiiit ex-ellest Oakes of every rlescri,di on; a s.ac:..us with enabling I'4 SO hoises,• foor diuble Coach II .mix, meet and Saddle Rooms, farrier's Shop, aod i•th r onta,.. Offices end Serrano' Rolm over. Also P.e-:.atir Lawns, Shrubberies. and Plantavinas of fine g owl I r...t .r..as and shrubs, mwircling a grand st r iae - A:tag Pic os •• ; ling also, capital Kitchen Garden, waled I 1 d Houses, Green House, noble and extensive r.,r, div.rntified Grounds, part beundeJ by the Riser MU , 141114 by thriving Plaintatiolu, eitruinpawd lin pa t new ant oak paling. Three el-gaiit Lnlir. t! . .e eo* , :ric hole forming one of the mat complete and beaut4f..l - dedze; the kingdom. At an agreeable irri.i , •er it r "rape x Farm !louse, with suit-aloe butirliogs of every yards, Jie. & and a most eigthie Farm in hand Al.o se•er cap.tal Farms 'yin mint:futons to the P irk, lee. to mist respectable tenants, part on limy-, thereinaind / at wit. Elf ird and Cumb•rforel Mils, with Dwelling H au! Outhuddior, several erzll-buth Itou,m, Cottages, Hopteas Wood, iu band, upwtrds of 549 a. re.. co , Yvi with fine thrit:ng ria: and oilier, 'Eimbzr, a uohle orha.n..it ro the cluritiy, with an excAler.t [heeding House, ail, UCrw and Buildings, Gar he, Orchard, &c comniaand..; n.:11 and picturesque views of the R sir Trent, and t h e co, n ay. The whole &tate upwards of two th ru-rand tine r Lund, I sere , The rental aid ~ ..inutth.l valut 111'4r 5 onol. p.o. num. The pr , perry of the Right H.s t. L tin..l..er manias , Ch.chrster. Tiie Mann., and 'Alms are io ,ornokt: repair, and well supplied with plenty of excellent war .1. The-e estates are particularlr well ealcitt.tAl for a nobleman or gentlem.in wistiMg for a sikterb reside ace, and to rah, a pr • pert, in one of the (then cowrie, in the king . 1 he Man rem ar.• .bun tautly sto-ked with gene, SAI 6,:nrt• of all dee . ription=, excellent toads, and in one of the fits: nerglib itohoud.. The Manion to ha riewei with Tickets rai'v, wa whet no p.oson can he a linitted. The Lr.••• lair be r •o.rl by applvilic at the Nfanaion ; or to Mt. Rh. Beaumont, at litlid•ew'ord, bear the Walston Dascr.loire Pait.cuiara a ay be had on the Premato; ar Os • George, Litchfield; 11046, Litery al; br ea• • r re, MAnche.ter; Hen and Chickens, Bine agh ; Q tun; Gtaarge, Dihy; Castle, Tarnw..irh ; Sr .ffard- Ehig's Plead, Co , entrf ; Cr.w p, No,t ampton; Bush , 11;..t .1 ; White H.. 1, Bath; at Gar rat...a)'s Corfee L. I' a of tie latar, may be weit, ai.d and Titkat viewing the M 4114101 mar ae had, of f G. Pa.,, bald; Marrs. Make and ‘Vh:te, Ilswet•str•et, ; and M , . Rabin., Warwick mama, G .'den-wailar••, Loo-1 n. At the Itiose of Mr Braina!l, the Wino! flo,i Wakefield, on MON LI kV, Nove.nher 12, at Tlir-e : in the afternoon, sosject to such coalitions as will then produced, THE following valuable ESTATES, situate at 1 Pinnies, I.llplmi, 2114 WAlcefik•ld, in the County of Vora, In tie under.nention.d iota, subject. iie%erthel...., to fI.C:I al teration% as 'nay be thought neeenary, preview to or on toe .1.. y of case. Lolg.. THORNES. A. R P. I. A Close, elated Pickll6l, in the occupation of • James Hill . . • . 2 1 2 2 An Allotuamit in ThAnca field, vc:upicd LT ditto . 1 2 ..":0 a. House, Ont-b.iiktings and Garth . . 0 2 Zti Par, of F.e.d Al.otaient a.4wr.iug thereto, now eccuyied by John Gregory . . . 2 0 IS 2 2 31 4. Home, Oat-buildings mid Gartb,Gccupied Wil••w Jobb . . 0 I 14 ?.in of Field Allotment adjoining thereto, occu pied by Juba Coe( cy I • • 2 1 I* I. ffnnw. in ? dwelfingt, with a Garden . . 0 0 4' Fit ..r Jill Old h.,' . . . 0 .. 6 A Cr..lt, contAnong . . . . 0 5 iv Ode °the , . datari.? . 2 I 6 U ke her ditto . t .2 0 9 . . Now m the occupation of John C-erec t &c. 1 1/ li. Psi: ut an Allotment in Thorne' Fu4 . 1 3 1.1.1t...,d.tt0, &dictum!' . . . . 3 u Now occupied by Richard Br;cge . 0 3 7 An Nil.it-1 , 77t Nobie ee. oecup.ed by John ••;orb , 2 n S. An Allntment on Thorne* CHIIIIIOII . 3 - 4 Near ttotee Flatt . 3 7• • For Bon . , Flan If; Cock Ro.l . . . Now all occupied by Wit)", Jobb 17 t 1.: lxvsEr. 9. The Manor an reput.,l %imam of Luret, v . ,th M...•'haaa•. La-a, Oanitna, and Pt-whew* • h• . ai dlceaer, aaai nc:. a'a'r, 'Ma a •••fi .8. •. Land. o.t:t the .s,d 1 . • al.. a haaa.,e ; ah:-, 11 .w ,al . by the Ma• rtin fv.nlinson, a a.. 1 attar,, neataarang V • WA EFIELD. 10 T' Ttertn-y How, aid GarJent, ha W.,1ta fi...1.!, •everal aa”. r Rudd,:.. a .d Pett• Thlat, w sib sas;l-!ry Paree:. at; I. mat an:, v far n Lit . .1 ..) cal "C tth ti:e Mar.. - : ,siace, anal the 1.; bare. t , rear th. C.'a.rch • 16:.k2.te; together eta al sundry ng., ca I bhitt•ick h ata.re, aat.l 1,-;,Lieu a 10 , ..harg, nuw okcapacal oy Francis Maude, E-I..rad others •C• 11. The tare.:t .6, N., P.m 5.7 1./ &CMS nhara: o• le.. of Anglia cha waled Laud, in the a :1•Iaa,o ea' W.iteh•hl. SUL .y, ye thor,-, an I W•enthotare, in the oCC.A. ...M . . of 5.).1:C'8. 12. 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