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NA rA L INTELLIGENCE. ►•4MOt_TH, lAN. 9. Arrived the brig Loeb, Ann, Capt. Lincoln, from Newfoundland, pArted with the Beet under convoy of His Majesty's sloop Ranger, about eight days since. On Monday la , t, the Hiosh.e armed ship sailed with convoy for the Downs, and the Lurd Eldon trued ship for Portsmouth. The fluttei:ield packet made signal of sailing this .1,•., with mails for Jamaica; but was prevented ~..r i n g out. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 11. Ti , . .4mboareleie frigate received pair,e this morn .g i'rtear Admiral Campbell struck his flag on I,s.inl her this evening ar sunset. • laded the Primo: I f !rah s. of 9S guns, after hay bud a thorough repair, to join the Channel ....et ; Safeguard gun vessel, en a cruise ; and the r,,,ortle frigate, Capt. Dunbar, for Portugal. Arrived the Chrehesoer, armed en /late, Captain 3.. ear, from Plymouth ; and the Daring gun-brig, Y. rI: s^v-ral outward-hound vessels under convoy, tr,.in the D. m:,. ,I 4 N. 12. Arrived the Alvis,. sloop of war, with a large fleet of transports and otitwAtd hound vessels un der convoy from the Downs. Wind S. E. rcri+oc re , ANN. 10. Came in the Spanish frigate Sawa , Gertru s vds, of laden with 1,300,300 dollars, and mer s dmidisr, from Lima ; captured on the Bth Decem -1116 off Cape St. Mazy, h) the ihrwitt man of war, which has c.aptuted foul other richly-laden • Spanish ships. lIRISIIAM, JAN. 10. Arrived last evening from Admiral i'ornwanis's feet, the Nimrod cutter, Captain Marsh, having left the fleet the day before* all well ow their statiim : the Nimrod landed her i'ispatches, kc. and proceeded immediately for Lymiugtou. oust., JAN. 11. Arrived the Sainb, Lightly, from Quebec; and remains in the Downs with His Majesty's ships as per last, with several transports; the Priicess Mary, Grieve, from Bengal ; agar,. Bristow ; and the Constr./it, --, from the South Seas. JAN. 12. Sailed the Viocess Mare, Juenel, from Bengal; &tan, Bristow, and the Cor,,Lasllis, Blye, from the South Seas, for the River. Came down the William from the River, bound to the West Indies. Wind s. L. . *Naomi In Stand ate Cr •ek—the Vii,nta, Burgh, frnm htetaina ; itnd the Anna Elisabeth, Bergeson, from Vaientia. At Cowev...the Filmes'ld, Tucker, Lion Lithon. ' Poqsmouth.--ihe Endeavour, Jones ; Dunn, Purcell ; Two Triendi, Hughe s ; and the Ltneilliall, from - Dublin; William, from Araterinad ; Amelia, ; Filvrartla ; and the St.r!, Dwyer, from nk. - At Falmouth—the Pir.veiitri.i •••••.••• and the Lady Atm, Lovett, from Newfnundlaiii. At 8 i.ted.—the —, from Quebec ; Indian Lays, nom Newfoundland; Europa, Llavies ; and the Het - 1- 'o4u, It, es, ti llnnduras. Off Stromii.:a....th , ..: Helena, Sperms, trnin the River St. Lawrence. Oft Tliaer--the Ann, Scotland, Rom Iliirdoray. Off Durigen.si—the Henrietta, Ross, from ditto. 11111111•1111111 .ITANZORD, JAM. 10. • The theatre at Grantham the last fur nights has I displayed mute rank, beauty, and fashion, than we ever witnessed there. On Friday, Lady Welhy's pa tronage, as usual, attraard an elegant and nume rous audience. The Play of 'Or Prevoi'd IlmshaNd was admirably performed throughout: In the af ter-piece of 7'ke frghla , d Rte/, Mrs. Brown was greatly applauded. On Saturday, the Mana ger's benefit. the press to all parts of the theatre at an early hour was very great. A disagree able en vitro ance impeded for some time not only the taking or the money at the door:, but the pithlic accommodation, occasioned by two man who were extremely riotous: fortunately, Mr. Robertson, aware of the expelled pressure, was at the opening et the•doors: one of the men is in custody, the ether has absconded. On Monday, for the fourth time, Mrs. T. Robert son's melo drame of Cinderella was desired by the Right Hon. Lady Brownlow, and WAS honoured by the highest approbation and applause of the noble patrons and audience. The vast ouniher of carriages an waiting made an ele'gamc and brilliant display. On Wednesday, by desire of the Grantham VO. lantt et Infantry, the comedy sit . 77re Solrhee'r ter. and Th.- T u i ro r Myswy, were highly and de servedly applauded. It is certainly one of our best , nniedies, and the Warm Cheer/" finds to r a representative in Mrs. T itobettson, ..it ,t ,s universally a favourite The F.pilogue is a • d'earopr. The Volunteers made a very hand some appearance. Gnol xave the Ki.rg was sung with enthusiasm, and the chorus repeated through every pat of the house. . Vl'edne.day morning, a large French privateer. mounting 14 guns, was discovered off Flamborough lead, at which time several merchant vessels were r. • s.;g, which she engaged for some time; during L .s.:11 they returned a very smart fire, when a large r arrird ship appeared in .sight, and immediately tlt.i. d the privateer, which, it is supposed, from hri veining fast on hers is by this time captured. he Majesty's Ministers, it is said, have •called upon the adi-r, to itppiiillt a Com mittee of their body to decide on the proper melt sures to be token in case of the infeteticrus fever find ing its way into this country. This requisition has been promptly complied with, and time medical men, conversant with this disorder in the Levant and West Indies, are appointed for this salutary purpose. This precautionary measure has arisen from an ap plication made by Mr. BORA AHIJET, who is principal owner of a cotton ship from the Sueights, which has recently been plundered while under quarantine. The LORD CHANCELLOR OD Friday finally decid ed the question relative to the late eleeion of a Clergyman for the parish of Clerkeawell. The de cision was delivered in Lincoln's Inn Hall, and confirmed the eleEtion and return of Mr. Fors ca. A vast miniber of the pat ishioners attended to hear the final decision, and appeared to be variously af felied with satisfaaion or disappointment, in pro portion to their attachment to the interests of either of the rival candidates. • •. ..-... PRINCE OF ?rams ISLAND. Tte following is a coned account of the number of vessels which have entered into and cleared out from the port of Prince of Wales's Island, within the cour last ' , errs, of which those lists have been received, will serve to prove the flourishing state of this rising settlement. 1799 Eligh.ll . 93 ships. ....... American, Portuguese, and Dines 37 Amitte . 40 172 10.00. Engl,ll . 111 Amcrieto, Portuguese, and Danes 11 Asiattc . 51 - 191 English . 160 —• American, Portuguese, an! Danes .33 - Asi.tut . 72 265 1802. English . 142 Portuguese, Danes, and Americans 20 Aiiatic . g 4 • t4E As a considerable portion of the trade is also car ried on by Prows, we also subjoin an account of the number that have entered the port : la 1799 . 1836 Prows. 1800 . 1930 1841 . 2Mia 1804 3125 Total 9,659 in four years. The revenue of the Island, in the year 1796, was only one third what it at present is, while the disbursements have been considerably lowered; and it must be observed, that the revenue might, within the last years, have been considerably increased, if the policy of the Government had not considered it of more importance to encourage settlers, by not levying taxes, than to have crafted from them, at first, that impost which, when fixed on the Island, they will willingly submit tn. IRELAND. DUMAN, JAN. 9. ine Address from the Corporation of Stationers to Mr. Foster, which is a mos elegant produaion, tv A s presented yesterday to that Right lion. Gen tleman, together with the freedom of the Corpora tion, in a silver box. The reports of noaurnal meetings having existed f)z. some time past between Carrick and Clonmel, we can assure the pttblic, have been very much ex aggerated ; there was nothing in them of a seditious nature; nor had they any other objeS in view than that of compellirg strangers to abandon farms and grounds on which they had recently taken up ti.eir abode. 'the Yeomen Infantry of Dublin, with the excep tion of a few corps, still parade forty days in each month, according to the late regulations. Since the decease of the beloved Duke of Lein ster, the neighbourhood of Carton presents a me lancholy gloom, which is spreading fast to the sur rounding-hamlets. Tire noble mansion, whose doors were ever open to the needy traveller, is now closed, except at one gate, which is reserved for the ad. mission of two old domestics, to whose Care the house and demesne have been entrusted. Such of the furniture as was not disposed of by autlion, is placed in a few upper rooms, where fires are constant ly kept, to prevent any injury from dampness. The other rooms are empty remembrancers of those fes tive hours which were amply enjoyed by a most amiable family, encircled by sincere friends and nu merous dependants. The fullowingCatiettof Artillery h.tve been posted to regiments and appointed Lieutenants in Bengal, sys E. Geeing, R T.tkoll, ti. Percoal, J. (; Pollock, and John I) Soon). The following Cadets of Infantry have been post ed as Ensigns, viz....- Mews. W. Voloent G. Wi , fientenn El S'orirell J. lbeneyer I. Sher C. H. Lloyd I leo. T. J. Aylmer W. Kennedy K. Sleek A. Blatt J. Duncan G. Poulqw.4) R. IS Junk.'us Myra 11. N ichnl-on W. A. Y..tes Rob. J. Wateth , .use W. Broadbent • J 1.. Pistils W. )(away R. Fleming C. It. GIOICT P. M. flay C A.G. Wallington W. R. Jennings T. Chanro C. C. Smith James Hales b St. Clare In consequence of an Eighth Regiment of Ca valry having been raised at Bengal, the Cavalry at that Presidency have been formed into four Brigades, each consisting of two Regiments, commanded by a Colonel ; and the 1 illowing changes have taken place in the Establishment : Lit in. C.,lonels .101 in Pater and John Au, to be Colonels, to en,tplah• the MeV.' J •lt s4.seirbeeton, to be Lieut. Colonel, sire Pater. Mai..r 'l. Burrow., to IK than, vietrOrr, Maier A. Hearst, to be ditto, en OUP themes' of the Establish ment. _ _ . JOHN Foos% Esq. has been appointed Keeper of the Records in the Governor-General's Office, at Calcutta, in the room of C. D'ttv t Ey, - - • . Dispatches for the Mediterranean were on 1. . TRW iii:;hr forwarded from the Admiralty and Secre tAry of State's Office, to Plymouth, to be forwarded by the Amphim frigate. The ?(ids Regiment of Foot embarked at Cork on the 4th inst. as did the Stith on the day following. The latter Regiment is under orders for India. t sth and 90th Regiments, quartered near Cork (at Middleton, &c.), are ready for embarkation, and in hourly expeCtation of orders to that effea. Friday morning, a woman of genteel appear ance and address, went to the shop of Mr. Ti xi. MI aes, Linen-draper, in Fure-street, to bargain for some sheeting, to be sent to a house in Alderman bury, which she named, adding, that the bill would be paid. As soon as she was gone. a piece of mus lin. value 31. was missed. The shopmm went in pursuit of her to no purpose, nor was she known at the house where she gave her address. A woman, answering her description, has taken in several li nen-drapers in Bi.hopsgate-street and Orford-street, situ, Christmas. in the same way. ~. - T .--,- _,., T_.__ • INDIA SHIPS. The following East India ships are expeCted to arrive in England, in the course of the spring : Hugh Inglis, Captain Fairfax, from Bengal ; and Wood ford, Captain Martin, from China, hat from Mince of Walet's Island; Lord Castlereagh, Captain Robert:on ; Lard Melville, Captain Lennox; Earl Spencer, Captain Rain ; Glory, late Captain Taylor; Eliphrates, Captain Wil‘wail; and David Scott, Captain Charles Jones, from Madras. The Riphinstone and Ersex are daily expected at the India I-louse. . _ FROM SATURDAY IfIGHI4 GAZETTE. ~~ ISANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Georg , . Wilindiurst, late of Redenps-street, London, car penter, from January 12 to March 2, at ten, at GuildhalL BANKRUPTS. John Gordon Urine, of Bury St. Edmund\ Suffolk, grocer, to Nurreryler January 19, 29, and Fehrisary 22, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Mr. John Pat.•, Bury St. Kdruund's, Suffolk ; and Mr. William Giles, Shire-lane, Lon don. Jame , Rink, late of the parish of Mere, Wilts, cheese factor, to ',offender February 4,5, and February 23, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, in %clammier], Somerset. Attorneys, Messrs. Uriah and George Meader, Wineanton ; and Mr: Dyne, Serjeants%lnn, Fleet-street, London. Renjaniiii Smith, the younger, and John Cherry, of Red Linet•street, Middlesex, watch-manufacturers, to surrender Ja. 'luny 21, at ten, 29, at one, and February 23, at ten, at Lyndon. Attorney, Mr Coale, Austin-friars. John Cook /India', late of St. John's-row, St. Luke, Mid dlowx, builder, to surrender January 15, 26, and February 2.1, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kinsey , Fur• John Purcell, Into of Portland-street, near Soho square. diesel", grocer, to surrender January 15, 19, and Febramy 23, at elects, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Pasmore, Broad-street Chambers, Nu. 37, Old Broad-street. DIVIDENDS. Feb. lt. Isaac Nash, of Brist,d, crape;, at eleven, at the Inseam Inn and Talbot Tavern, Bristol. Jan. N. John Agnew, of Grosvenor-square, Middlesex, banker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb 11. Abraham Brown Whitley, of North Shields, North umberlandOttercliant, at eleven, at the Sir:A.l,w' Taver Newcastle. Feb. 7. William Brooks, of Bideford, Devon, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the White Hart Bum, in Itroa , l-street, Bristol. Feb. 9. James Sheriff, of Hatton-garden, Middlesex, mer chant, et ten, at Guidhall, London. Feb. IL Robert Martin arid Mark Last, of Watling street, London, warehousemen, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 'a. William Collins, of Bristol, brandy.menthant, at eleven, tithe Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. Feb. 6. Christopher Noun, late of Manchester, cotton-spin ner, at three, a. the Star Inn, Manchester. Feb. 14. Rev. Sir William Henry Clerie, Bart. Clerk, late of Walinerslev, Lanra.hire, miller, at eleven, at the Boar's Ileatl Inn, Bury. Feb. 121.. Thomas Fenner, late of West Wycombe, Buda, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Oxford. -Feb. D. John Lewis, of the Old Jewry, tandurs, ssarchonse man, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb S. Richard Martin, jun. of New Windsor, Bark., money scrivener, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 18. Charles Reynolds, of Norwich, woullenAraper, at five, at the White Swan Inn, Norwi,:h. Feb. 3. Thonter Gowland„ jun. of White I.Mnrtmiirt, Birchin lane, London, merchant, at tca, at CERTIFICATES —.fa e. Y. CeOffe Gow;anti, of Chandnastreet, Loudon, merchant. Thomas Ireland, of Blakeley, Lancathire, dyer. James B.reard Bolingbroke and Apiary Aon Bolinemoke, of No w.cli, woollen-drapers. .lame. Roberts, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-spinner. Fli.!ta I! eawod, of Heston Norri., Mattelie.cor, cotton tlintiner. SIF:ETING OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDIIM.L, TU-MUS POW . U. N John Showell. Wary la-bonne-street, Golden-square, stlaw-hat maimiatterer 10 . . Georg* Norton, late of Little Wild•strest, Lincoltea •iiii field., carpenter . 3 10 • Tlionvis Bowen, Clearing-erosa, Westminster, watt:h itt-doer J 12 . . . James Roll, Coningsby, LincoloOlire, miller and lakes 9 11 Robert Brown, late of East Smithfield, Moddle.ex, grocer James Steveni,Janses-street.thceadou.street, St. Nal - ' ' ''' • . - tin. in the Fields, corn-dealer , 10 . ladsc Kuwe, Mile End Green, Middlesex. mariner 1111 lave Gale, Ilaainchall street, London, rafter 10 Falwari Taylor and James Taylor, Clapham, Surrey, Madders II Alexander Dewily, Thornhatigh street, Berliord-squar... Middlesex, painter t I t Thomas Franklin, I.eighton Blissard, listlford, money scrivener t 11 John Catfrrinole, Baldwin's-card...in, Gray's.iiin-lane, •iloaller I 10 Robert Prior, Glourester.street, Illixton, Middlesex, grocer . 1 II . . Charles 'Armin and James A.ttwood, Oxford-street, Middlesex, boot and slito-makers 11 Henry Welch, Stroud, Kent, horse-carpenter 10 DIVIDENDS. Henry Douell, Golden Leg-court, Cheapside, whole sale boater 10 Thomas Chance, Tottenham, aoach and harness maker . 10 . . Richa r d More, Hale:worth, Suffolk, linen-draper 11 Josiah Harmp, thronm-yard„ parish of St. Edmund the king, London, Ira broker II . . Thomas Illtethriell, late of Westminster-road, Surrey, wheelwright In . . wdo rain RFONI3, High-street, St Gibs, London, hatter 11 t.T.RTIFICATES. --. • --- • - • --•-- - -- Charles We.ton ut•l &storm We.ton, roster-lute, Cheap rifle r warelsouv mrn Willi:tm Williarthoo And Robert Cloy, now or late of Arm,' I, NlAtingham, Itest.n. rtticE OF SIucIC, tATuRDAy. . dank Stock .. lit I psi Cent. Red . 6O 'Ol 60g 3 per Cent. Console Wit .Lli 9 pet Cost ... 13g 761 8 per Ccut. Navy . 33te 91i 3 per Cent. Loyalty. l..Ogi Long A onnitien • •,,,, • ... • Irish 5 per Cent Nig luolia 8 rods... Exchequer Rills. par Is. I.a, English I.ettery Tickets . 1.4. Consols fee.. 61i 60! tili 5 t ;,*, v. T. 13191{,Stoek•firukt-r, 11... 4, etrubtll, and 9, ('hariug Crss. I. • • MARRIAGES. On the 26th ult. at James Dun iiind. Tri mdui G.an p . near Durham, Capt. Hodgson, of the Royal North militia, to Mss Wilcox, of Wymondhani, Leicesteritury. On Tuesday week, Mr. John Robinson to Mics Nts• r , Thornton, both of Chapel Fader, near Halifax —The brid e wants seven months to complete her tilleenth year. Same day, James S. Williallll.olll, Esq. of Melton Hill, f • Miss Harrison, daughter of the law W. Hanisuit, K N. Ripon. Tuesday, at Walcot church , Rath, by the Bishop of Clnyna, Roh..n Aunen, I.L.D. tia Miss Matilda Sophia Cockayn e , o f Rushton, Northamptoii,hire. Uu Tuovlay, at Wslcnt church, Bath, by the Rev. Dr. Gan ning, L.uvelot Shadwell, jun. lE,q. of Lincoln'i Inn, to M t% Richardson, eldest daughter of the late Anthony Esq. of Powis Place. Lately, at the Abbey church, Rath, by Dr, Phi'lr.t., Rev. Mr. Ileighway, Vicar of Ogburne St. Andrew, W,lb , t o MISS Gregory. . • DEATHS. On Tuesday la4t, after a tedious illness, greatly and de.ey 'idly regretted, !sirs. Dockeray, wife of the Rev. T. De a k, . ray, of Snipe Elan, and rector of Well, in Yorkshire. . _ In May I;it, in the East indie4, ch.:deg CoMier, Esq. lc,. net in the ith Regiment of Cavalry, on thi. Madras ment, and eldest sun of the Res Charle. Collyer, of G.,_ Ihnrp ffall, in Norfolk. Tuesday last, aged nine years ' Miss RaMael Manor,, ton, youncA Rightdaughter of the Rev. the Lord ilishoL, Norwich. On Wedneldly list, at Mlidle•hill, near Box, &menet, Lady Aylincr. lIIGH WATER Tins DAY AT LONDON ERMA% Muni. 3, :nip. after 12.-.. Even. 9 mi.'. aatt I. SALE BY AUCTION. By DAM) SADI.F.R, At his Repository, Guswell weer, Stuitl.h.-14, TO. MOKR(PW, at Twelve g`el.scli pr e . ACA pital well-bred Stallion, master of Ui stone up W 2.1 V F0X•11:61.111di....1 Bay Geklnig, I.r Lands hill, a good gig Itorte.—wa Bad Blurt Male, faiit a Bluk Gcldiog, gad gig bor./2-10yr honey useful C.. 1 lune+, and SO Hanes of W. 10,111• atortngst h , ch are several good Ilachoeys Marhiners, Post llor‘e.s. ,5,., N.B. Several pond Chaise 4, Gigs, end stool"). other Lott Tebbe viewed till the time Grath:. By LEIGH and S.StYI'IIF:BY, Book:tlieri, At their Houge, No. 145, iu the Strand, oriptwite Catherine. street, TOMORROW, January 13, ao 1 Four following D A ... at Twelve riebe-is,, •gl.l-IE LIBRARY of the late Rry LEWIS DE LA CHIJAMETTE, of Stake Newingt Consisting of aGnrd . Collection of licr.vich Iva Lettrin, oc. ; likewise, a eery large Collection of Jeurue Te be viewed; and Catalogues to be bed at the Place of Sete. • JEWELS, PLATE, CARRIAGES. WINES, ELEGANT LIBRARY of BOOKS, ire, By Mr. WILLIAMS, At his Ancti .... ROOM'S, opposite the Malmo, Sorry Side of %Voitmin.stet Bridge, at WEDNESIJAY neat, the 16th !ottani. at Twelve e'Cleck, UNE THOUSAND LOTS OF BOOKS in elegant Biudinp a Arnonut whieh 31%4 ON Ericreo.w. die Britanisica, with th... Supplement, 2. Vol. ; Engli.it 10 Vol.; Starinc Architecture ; Asiatic Researches, 7 Vi. 1,.; Ingli.hPeetage; and variou, Branches .1 Litetatutc. May be stewed To-morrow Morning, and Muting of Sae ; and Catalogues had at the Rooms. BOOKS in VARIOUS LANGUAGES, .ind CAPITAL BOOKS of PRINTS By Mr RICHARDSON . . At his !louse, g, the Cotner .( Vinery street, in the Strand, on 11.11.56318 Y, Jelin if' 4R, and the Five tollowiti Days at Twelve n'elnet, rriik GENUINE and VALUABLE LIBRA - 1 RY ut F.OVI ARD I'OORE, E•ti Lite of Tidworr.s, i i the CollotV of Wilt', dece,sed': Compr...ing a large Col r. non rif the (Iroelt and Latin Claasies, History, Voyages, aba Travels, in English, French, and Italian • Law ; capital Books ' of Print., St.:. with others equally valua ble—.‘mtual Register, tit vol. uncut: )taskervilles Llasvicte ; SodoriiU4'S deft.,; tEuvre. de J. J. Rousseau, 24W= ; CEuvres de Voltaire ; cal Transacti ass, $7 pans, uncut; Lativer, French ; Ditto, English; Ari.totelis Opvre, a Sylburgis, 12 tom.; Newt's. Opera,' Sam. Horsley, 5 vol. ; Bruce's Travel., 5 vol.; rework's Description of tie Fut Statutes at large, v d.; Euripide„Gr et. Lat. Joshua 11 ones ; Voyage ?Monique. de la Slrie ; Vw • age Ilistorique et Fittaresque, de l lrrtne, e.t de la n Verlag. Plumes/ tied, Babies &Steele ;II Memo Pin Chimer • to. 5 tons • esunant's 1 . 1,t•r1.1; Tableaux de la Revolat:”li ; Silvestei's \ ll Works, li Vol.;Pirenes. ; Macklin's Superb Bdib., Sze. de. and a valuable Collection of Wood Cuts, by the best Italian, and 0111F1 To be newel on Friday and Saturday previous to the Sale; Catalogues to he had, price (Sae Sbilling, of Mr. Richardson, 111, Snell ; of Mr. Clarke, Bond -street; and of Mts.:. Greenland and Norris, Finsbury-vinare. FREF.HOI.D E.STATI:S IN GLAMORGANSIIIRF. Ity Mr sTf.I"IILNS, At the White Lion Inn, in Boded, on MONDAY, the 21 ,, at Sin o'cleadt in the Afterimon, satirct to %rich as ids.d, will be then arid terse plosions!', Lot I. A IL that Capital MANSION 1-10 USE Anil DEMESNE LANDS, called SI AINDT. aoint' contain about 77 Acres of good Meadow and Paster _ (ironed, part now in hand a,d part held at will, valued at ISOI. per annum. Lot d. A Mmsnage and Firm called 111enactity, which con tains about 150 Acres of go.al Malik-, Meadow, and Paatn,z Ground, part now iu band and part held at will, valued :it 19 par annum. There ar, also ter%Ctrtiees and Ga.deas fur bantam, .aith a Stable and Laud - vet 11 et ,114:e10,0d ;bculig late'y part of Cardiff Great Heath), containing 7 Acr,s this lot, and valued at 141 yen annum, whit h will be sold wi.% it, arid fora a part ut Pte lot. Lot t. A Maniage and Facto, called Kivelprith, cello r:- Mg about SS Acres of .Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and %ie Lauri, a tune in the Parishes of Sisvime, I. ttierierite, Lannaillariaty 'caw, now kept In band, and valtoll at woo. pee Annuid L'it 4 A Messuatte and Farm, called U.,per Hill Farm. containing &bow V Ames of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Lin.l, situate iii the Parish of Lanishen, and lett to Ed , mond Herne, as Tenant at Will, hat NIL per Minima. lan S. A Medeilage and Farm, called Lower Ito Farm. containing about 66 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and redo' , Land, situate in the said Parish of Lanishen, and now lett to Thomas Lewis, as Tenant at Will, for SOI. per Annum, but Itt f•r the ensuing year, commencing at Capdletrtas nest, for 6el. Le: 6. A Messuageapd Farm. called Worn Fawr, slow/ 1 in the Parish of Liditshen. containing about 94 Acres ef A r btu-, Meadow, Pastnre, and Wood Land, whereof tia..iits Ames are Omni,* Wood. This Farm is lett to William Jams. as Tenant at %Vill, for 801 per Annum TiLi • But of these Lits is in Vie Par , shes of St Jelin's. Cardiff, and of Landoll. and the second in Latistaft and Whit church, and are limb situateun a gentle ascent above the River Taff, between one and two miles north of Cardiff, on the dirett road from thence to Merthyrtidvil, and &docent to the Gla morganshire Canal. Thee are 'dery healthy, ;out rendered pa• lu-autiful by the rich patiuresque scenery surioundierg Lot II i free from tyth..s and church rates, and both i-Moy s warm aspeti. All the Lots are wall eat ied, and obtain Lime and Gal on 'cry reasonable terms, and the four last Walt* at a short distance from Cardiff. For further particulars, apply to lA'ynelhani Lewis. Far Lanishois House; to Mr Brown. Solicitor, Cairliff ; or to the liver, at Bristol , Nn Wyzh street, St e Cleansing', and publialacd DAVIDSON by JOS&AM itYDIP.K, at the calk', No 15, Back of St Clement's Court.li, Strand, where Order* ter *starer, *ta wall:it duly attended to. OKRA: Or IRISH STOCKS Je/11. Government Detentures, 5 per cent A 94 Grand Canal Lean. 6 per Cent . .97j COURSh , )ECli A Amsterdam, 34 4 4 11. Ditto at Sight l7 4 Rottcrdani l2 2 2U. Haititiutgh 95 G S4U Altona Sa 7 2IU. Pans 1 Day's Date t 5 6 Ditto Boottlosult .15 16 Cot , los Dim 321 eloct. Mad id Ditto 331 effvd. Mil►o. Leshola 491 Nal*. 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