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- ' NAVAL MELLWENCE. POIVESAIMITH, DEC. 16. Arrived the Lobala, Smith, from Demarara, for London, idler haiing hero oit sliore in Stake's Bay. Sailed the Mclampus frigate, to join the Channel bet. The Mact.r., frigate has in tela a si;mal for a con- Avoy t.r the Mcditera Admiral o.llrirti Duty has hoisted his flag on hoard His Majesty's p Prnwe Ornne,. —Wind N. rat ww rte, DEC. 14. Sail d Ls Postefte sloop of war, with a c.snvoy to oEAstward.—Wind. S.W. lilt A NI Qt. AY. TOMB %Y. DEC. 15. This afternoon the whale of the fkiit under Cam. I maid of Admiral t'ornwallis, got under weigh for their station car Brest.—Wind Norti.erly. LINOTHCR LETTSR Or Till SAKE OATS. Sailed this morning the Wiadso. Cast!, for Plr wauth ; and this afternoon the P-incest Ronal, Go lrok. and Thui,drper: their destination. I do not know, as it was generally supposed that all the ship. would have sailed. as the wind was at N.N.E. DEAL, DEC. 15. Paste down from the river the D•rotha. Forster t awe., Gpeedire. Hayes; Vona, and Morriton s owl the Catlierimr. Saunders, tit, West Indies. thaSpe sloop of war on a cru i se . Soled through the , Downs several outward-bound visas. liWaid the "furore armed ship, with a fleet of out wartLboead under convoy for Portsmouth ; also I the &mulch gun-brig, with a convoy for Plymouth. TIMID, DEC 15. The brig Kerie, which arrived at Falmouth on Tuesday last, was one of it fleet of 4F sail, from the illlidgrerd Islands, under convoy of the .Emerold **Wm, Captain O'Brien. The Meet was diaper ed Jo u {wavy gak of wind, about tti days before the arrivals, the Kerte. The Eau r 4/./ lost her bowsprit and rudder, and was otherwise so rousts damaged, that she was obliged to bear up for Lishon. It is feared Cut much damag.. has been done to the coovoy: one of them, the ship Friendibip of London, is known to have foundered. lIOULOGNr, Inf. 1. The privateer Le Itimererr, Capt. Paulet, arrived the port of Wirnerees, has just captured three dish ships which have entered the port of Calais. of them was in ballast, and the two other were witl• Portia ad-stune, of great value. This is \ capture made by Capt. Paulet. FROM LLOYD'S UST. GI istscno, Dcc 16 —Passed by the Hope, 11,yd ; and the Mecum. Featonhy, trem Qiiebee; Fanny, Matthews, from Dominica; Severn. Mason, (Com Barbaksin; upon°. Coney. from °paten ; Fairfield, Conk; Harriet, ihtolwily ; Fanny. Stephen son; Paris, Garriock ; and th e Emmen., Iglichim, 7roni Petersburah i W.lam, Woodman from Lubec ; Eb....;am i l the Biome, Thanias f:orn Damair ; etiehant, M'Atith.r, hem Sr. Vincent's; Retrieve. • ; Liberty. Williams; and the Pia, Harper, from Eirs Ibilsd the Ge yir Pout, Sims, for Tomlin's% ; Befit, ille Anil's' ; Wm Le•iiington, I:IC-Item $ %mid, SW VW Anemia Cat:at, Kirby, fia Jamaica_ aelivaii. lia..o.llt=ierrielre Fordiricit Ludwig. horn s t ,,,n a ; .11011141illni Velma& m ir ." l=t.,e Isiminty, 1 hommon, Rom Quebec ; Wit*, In wn Philadelphsa; Packet, Trott, isms; Minorc a Callailsaa,imm savannah ; Fa youtite, Soo St.Vinteses ; Waver, Chsomin, from Antigua ; Tlisprepeso, aid the Sally, Williams, fr .111 Opono. York...the tiavAl, sod Di" .... 11 town Liverpool. ihnvideneevothe Jams. Smith, from dose. !t= 6"kr a—dr 11'.'eri C i A t i : tt i ti n , n fin Land al Z a ne. if lifitialA6.4he Visa Andersen, Mimi. from Dublin. CONVOYS. The Right Hon. the Lord Provost has received the following communication " Tettel, in Leith Roads. Dec. 11, 1804 " MY LORD, • have the hoorror to animate[ !nor Lordvhip, for the is hornmation of the periling ao..moveri. that the late OPOIFORRORMI tv-Mittel having prevented the Tottnotre Cower ISO Feek sr the Frith; mid that have., received goad iihromelito that the font hat rendered the river Fyder 111111A•4abl.., I bins Ott need is it. wine! to ..thoirair the convoy fin Shia RIOSOO. " I Stave the lion.mr to he, Inv Lord, " Year Lowt-iop's moat ..betted[ horrible m-rrant, " The Right Hun. the Lord Peavuot. " J. WASHION: _ AZ or • La FROM MIL J•MLS TOOTELL. Of TIM MAUII6as, TO Ms Win IM AttIt•PULIS, D•ZLO SYRACUSE, JUNE e. 9. I feel very anxious for a speedy conveyance of Ibis letter. for fear the report, which Mr. Cos heard while at Malta, of my being dangerously wounded, may make you unhappy. Is was reported, and cur ready believed, at Syracuse, Malta, and in the squadron of Tripoli. that Captain Somers and my self had been assassinated in Messina ; there was some foundation for the report, the fig is this : the second day after our arrival at Messina, the Captain and myself took lodgings on shore ; that night. about I t o'clock, I went to the Grecian coffee-house, which is but a short distance from my lodgings, et peaing to tind some of our officers there ; but found the house shut up. asiJ was returning to my lode inge, when I WAS hailed by what I supposed to be the guard ; I drew my dirk and stopped till they came up to me : there were about a dozen men armed with swords, dubs, &c. They immediately sur rounded and seized me : I wounded one of them with my did. Captain Somers, who was returning borne, beard my voice, and came trp to us ; part of them immediately seized him, and dragged Lim softie distance off. I then got loos* from them, when they pursued me, and one of them knocked me doom with a stone, which cut my head considerably. They still followed me, but I got to the house where I lodged before they fame up. In going up tle steps. which were remark ably high, and being very weak from the loss of blood, the villains seized me on the top. It was no doubt their intention to assassinate and roh use. They struck ire several Woes with a broad sword on the head, but did not cut me. The noise on the steps brought down tl e master of the house. upon which they started. One of them made a smoke at Captain comers, with a cauehet in his hand, and whiff) cut assassins were all opiate -lay ; one of them has since been th-'ugh +Se streets, And the rest Captain Sower. and rot self are fflo DUBLIN. ,Ptc. It. COMMISSION The business of the Court terminated yesterday with an indiCtment for sedition against a genteel young man. of th name of John Davis. The charge alleged against the prisoner was, that he had uttered the words, "I)—n the King, and d—n the King's Go vernment, I mean the Government of King George the Third." The uttering of the words was clearly proved, and the Jury delivered a verdict, Guilty of uttering the (mooch, but not with a seditious i,tent. This occasioned ats expostulytion between Mr. Baron Watt i sin (who tried the cause) and the Juty, in which Mr. Baron SMITH coincided with his brother Judge. The Jury, consented to re-consider their verdid, which they delivered generally—Mirka /. The Court then pronounced the sentence, which was—that the prisoner be fined one mark and be KICK df STOCKS •Y 3 pet Cont. Red. 4 per Cent. L•rng Annuities. 18j 11-16 Short Annuities Y 11-16 Imperial 3 per Cent Exchequer Krii. par Eng. Lottery Tickets 161 114. Csitsols for •r ftSII. Stock-ftnaZer, ♦, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Crnix. RA, Faloar, Mc 14 . Genoa Venice Lisbnn Oporto Dublin lll Wit 1.14•11. i. I Portuga:Ll.l.l its Cole and lia•s per oz 4 0 0 D.4,114..11: ..... 0 0 0 New Dolla,s Silver in Bars New Louis each o Agio on the flank of Holland 5 per Cent. 1) 61 5 5161 lays. CORN-I XCHANGE, NUN!) At, Dm 17. The arrivals of Whcat to-day are ennaidenible, and the samples of fine quality not being numerous, those are full as dear, but other sorts are heavy sale and cheaper. We continue with full supplies of Barley, which is at ano ther declension; and Malt not so dear. New Brans of each suit are plentiful and lower; as are Grey sea Outs are in good supply ; this a•ticle has tolerably brisk sale, at about lust prices. Price of Fleur as last week. CIt<RENT PRICE OF GRAIN. W heat 89,. 100 110 s. Beans 40... 515.0.1 Fine do. ....HS.. 115 s Oil. Tick Beans 444 4ifs 0 Rye.... 54.. 59. Od. flats -294 31a. 34.. Od. Barley 41s 461. Od. ........35s Ma't 725. 68,. Od. Rape 5eed...... 42'. 451. Od. White Peas 565. 625. Od. F10ur...... 904. 9.55. Oil lire, Peas 425. 421. Od Seccritla 2.5. 90s. OA. PRICE OF SEEDS e• DI Per Cwt. Re , 1 C10ver....405. to 100 r %Vhit.• ditto.. 60t. to 121. k. Trefoil ..... ..I6t. to 445. CArf3 , ...• 1101. In 114. Cornan.lor... 101. to sword, w•l.ich he cat Lim considerably. bended the Mr. d.l] publicly iloggcsl qr. confined in prison pettedly recovered.' G.ILLANT 8v the merchant ship, which arrived at Portsmouth on Friday l .st, from Barbadnes, whence she sailed on the 14th ult. we leatn, that a gallant a 'lion had lately been fought in the West Indies, between three West Indiamen, and a large French privat-er. In this affair, the British seamen ma nif-sted their usual in•repidity, And proved, that, seh•ther firhting on board a merchant' chip, or man of war, they never fail to give added glory to their name and country. The Trench privateer fought most eboinarely, as will aonear in the sequel. The Cerr. Captain P•stisfield, of 372 tons, 18 run.. and 36 men; and the Pencl,or. Capt. Ro binson, of 212.3 tons, 16 guns, and 22 men. both belongine to Al lerman llowct , ft, rendezvoused at Cork, some time in Septernber last, with the in tention of sailine along with the West India fleet, under convoy of the Princess Charlotte frigate, hut, to their mortification, they (nu , d that the fleet had quitted that port on its voyage a day or two before These vessels met at Cork the Thetis, Captain Marnley, of Lancaster, which, like them selves, had been disappointed of convoy. The Thetis is a ship of 1290 tons burthen, and carried 18 nine pounders, and thirty men ; they agreed to pursue their voyage in company together. Nothing ma terial occnrred on their passage, tin they arrived within a day's sail of Barbadoes, when they perceived at a distance, a strange vessel bearing towards them ; this was on the 7th of November. The headmost ship, concluding it was an enemy, slack ened sail, to suffer her companions to come up, that they might place themselves in an advantage ous situation for affirm. On the vessel nearing them. they perceived her to he a large privateer. and that she was determined on attacking th•m. The row bore down to meet her ; and received the first broadside ; the privateer being well manned, and with etpert seamen, she was soon in a situa tion to pour into her a second broadside ; when the Captain of the Theta, (his being a light ship), perceiving the situation of his companion, ran his ship with great gallantry between the privateer and the OW•• and received the whole of her broadside. The Peneope now joined in the atlion, and the battle became desperate. The merchantmen got their guns to bear upon the enemy, and were soon convinced of the great impression their fire made upon him, by the appearance of his rigging, Scc . The privateer, finding herself so roughly handled, at length tacked about, and made all the sail he could to get away horn our ships ; they, however, willing to follow up the advantage they had gained, gave chace, and the enemy being somewhat crippled. they soon came up with him, when the anion was renewed, and a running fight was kept up for some tine, during which the three men:ham:nen so pep pered the privateer, that her fore-mast, micro mast, and bowsprit, were all carried away, and there was every reason to suppose great slatight, r had been made among the crew. Our ships also sustained some damage, and lost a few men. When the privateer found she could no longer make any wae, she lay-to. and, in that situation, still pre pared to defend herself ; brit the merchantmen being convinced of the impraaizability of taking posses sion of the enemy (admitting that he should strike), from his great superiority of numbers, proceeded to accomplish the remainder of their voyage. The va lue of the vessels and their cargoes is estimated at near 300,0001. The following day, the three merchantmen reach• ed Barbadoes, and immedixtely communicated to Governor Maxwell an account of the Aaion. The Governor said, he had good reason to know that their opponent had done more mischief in that part of the world than. any other of the s ime description had ever done before. The privateer is called the Booapart., else carried twenty 12 and IS-pounders, and 230 men. About fire days previous to the above theft, the Governor said. that the Baa..parte had takes a vessel belonging to him, and on the following day falling in with an .%merican, bound to Barbadoes, requested the Captain to acquaint the Governor with the fate of his vessel. and to convey a chal lenge to him to send out any sloop of war, and that it would soon he made a companion to his chip. The Governor Instantly dispatched the girtadeer, private ship sof war (formerly i.e BP/VIVe French privateer). in quest of the &Laporte; this would he the second cruise of the llarAisdest since her cap ture by the English. In her former one she had fallen in with the privateer that captured the /../1,, sloop of war. This vessel the Bardedser captured, after a smart aaion, and carried her into the island whose name she bete. The Crieiter lugger privateer, of Calais, of 15 guns and 76 men, is captured by the Fa.oirtre sloop of war, and sent into Dover. 'Fite Co,ie rJ, a light collier, of Sunderland, was captured off peachy 1 lead, on the 12th instant, by the DatpAta and Racbe.rea French privateers, of 16 guns, and sixty men each ; retaken by the Fa vourite sloop of war, and /sic cutter, who have cap. Lured the Debit priviteer, and are atrived at Dover. Yesterday se:might, a man of the name of Lswt tit was committed to the city gaol of Cork, charged with having tendered as oath of a treasoaabk na ture to one O'Cr)/021011. PRICE uF IRISH srocKs, Dec 13 Cnvernmant Debentures, .5 per cent 89: Grand Canal Loan, 6 !ler cent.... 96 Royal Canal Loan, 6 per cent 811 COURSE OF OLEN Amsterdam 2 2 I'.l Ditti..it Sight 37 7 Ituttorilans ...I2 II 19 2 U. Hamburgh 33U Alton 9) 6 2IU. Paris I day's date 2a 6 Dam. V. 14 2 U. bourdeaux . Yi IS Cad.: 33 effect. Madrid Date 34 rtiea. lilboa Lughuin 5O Naples Dublin on London (Dec. 1 on London (Dec.ll 114 fist on Dublin (ditto).. RETURN OF WHEA Including only from the 3d agreeably to s d. 201 Quartet' at 126 75 -- at 124 100 -- at 123 44 ----- at 122 192 __---- at 121 874 ----- at 120 34 ------ at 117 14i2 ------ at 115 150 at 114 50 ------ at 113 456 -- at 112 455 ------ at 11l 1439 at 110 1527 at log 2:6 - at 107 And 6 Qt Total 14,310 Quarry Os. Old. lover I IN MARK I.INE. of Dec. to the Bth of Dec the ❑ew Act. I ,1 1202 Qwn•n at 106 1946 - at 195 . 2 7 It 104 lti9-- at 1112 132 -- at 10 111 --- at !vt r. 12 at 96 137 at 10i GOO --- at 911 1.34 --- at ••: 54 at S 4 tyl at ! , t) 1475 at 7 666 ~t 30 ----- at 7:: tarters 71 sal. "rage 10'a. I ;<1 ban bit Return, A RETURN OF FLOUR, Fran Dec 1, to Doc. 7, from the enckat Office. goal. •d. I finks s. Sacks s. 11 41.....:01 0 306... .... 99 0 70 94 0 13......104 0 T 93 OS 0 97. 93 0 3 ... .103 0 40. 97 61 23 n' 0 S ....10!. 9 298 .97 0 3O 9l 0 15813 ....100 0 416.......96 0 2140. .40 0 10 99 6 1975 „IS 0 10. 85 0 Total-43,431 Soeks.—.....kveroge 99a. Id . to. Cd. higher that, last Return. IN THE BOROUUM lITAIL. Per Ike/bet. Inc to 114. W.Muitard Seed 7, to 1016 , 1 Brown ditto .1 to 17• Cana.) , 7s. Od.to Ss Od Nye Liratt.pr.qt. Oi iF HOPs. ►OC EI/S. Kent O. Io M 108 SYanc 41 Ili In Si 0. Farth.m 71 to hi Il• AND S 111)1\T• WUIIFCNAPI& !la? , .31 I' a 41 lis New... 91 Os A el os Closer ..... ..41 104 a3l Sa Straw iMITHFIELU. bloo•sr, D r Tn sink the o'Taliser stone of H-pf 4t Od to 6s 04 j Vaal :Ps 4d to 7s 44 Motto.' —44 11.1 to St lid I P. 11,: is 1114 to 5: 0.1 Had of Cattle tb0.1)..y, Beast., about 1.64.0..4ihrep, 15,0:0 M .%GATh AND I.EADFNH'II.I. 'l \RIaTS the carcase. 11 , -f 1 I to Ss Od I Veal 44 6d to %N o. [PI 1.4 Votit..- 48 SI at 1M Od NOCE 01' 3tte, )1 to !..646. each Ditto, 60 to 651 b. eoct Vol to BG4 Merchants Barks Drewing 824 to 284 Fins Coat 11.4 es 834 to 8.44 .Crop Ilan for cutting 934 to 24.1 Flat I ),‘„,,, Calf Skins, JO to 4411 b. per Dozen... 344 to 384 Ditto, 70:b 334 to sut Dew, 70 to 113 lb .324 to 384 Saudi %rola ((iomalaod) ♦?4 to 431 Large 4ltt a l.l- to 11611 s per d0t,,,. Tanned hone Hides tas to ifts per halo. Ke:;t 164 to 41 1U Su:.c• SI 14s to 41 Bs E•se% SI 14s to 41 16. MAGI. PRICE PRICE OI lIA' 44ti `T 1 WEIN iv 21 ]as a 41 At Scw Strsw ll 13s a 21 3. Cluv• 0: Os a 01 0: RAW HIDES. Meet HeVets sod Steers. Fee ogee, St. W. to 4s. 44. hi Adhngs 3s. 44. to 3s. 64. 074:nary . . Ss. 04. to 3s. Vt. Nla , ket Calf los. 64 I. .gloh Hone Shoop Skins TRICE OF TALLOW. St. Jansev's Market ..4a 44 Tana Tahoe, "es 6d Clare KiT ioi 4. MI I Imola (Can.) .....691 7la Gd Vlrhiteebapel Market 41 3d [aria de. (So.) 684 fid Par Stooe of 6lb —...... Melting Stuff 14s 114 Ditto rough 4 s Average Priee....es Sid Graves Good Drags 1 is /Wed, 90*—•Curd, 944 1 Is. 601 —Mould►, 1 9` id . Yellow S wp, ee l— Utz tke Candles, per des. COAL EXCHANGE, Dec. 14. Bat Cab, is the Pool, pet Ch. Whoa As. OL Ds'isms/ H easekeepers at 68s, Od. Sunderland, p-r Cualdron 54, b. LA gated to Hooosiceer , 1t . 46:4 04. * 1 EfItTR I S - . tatety, at Lilticthorpe, ilea' Ripon, Uri tad, M . Na* Brooke, of a daughter. . . On the Bth moose, tbe L'e l , or nine., mata ctoey , E . l North Cope-greet, Da of a too. MARRIAGES. ' Friday, at All Saint:. Charily by the Igor. maks., &sign. Cruick, of the North Hants Militia, to Miss 11V4kon. Yesterday sennight, at Wineiiest, r, by tfiltiti. if. the Rev. Joliet Foote, of itam. iry, - itt the •couitty to Mir Hutchins, daughter of the late John Huteliawfy, E.q of Forringdon, same counts. pn Thurolay lasi, at Southampton, John Crooke, eldest ion of J. C Crooke, Fiq. of Kempshot to m Margart tVilson, third daughter of the late Richard Wihon, Esq. of Peterlv Howie, Bucks. Yeiterrtay 'earnest, at laf:%01, Ctptain Selwyn, of the 90th Recilient of Foot, to Miss Jessie., eldest clauight,r of Mn. Jones, Ptintseller, in the High street, Bristol. Lark , at .tindilly House Scotland, William hf'Doirall, Esq. to %Ili. , Louisa Helen dunbar, youinera daughter of the late Sir William Dunbar, hart. N Durn. At liolrligatt Thomas Bmsly, Esq. of tke city of Dublin, to ' Mir: Mary Pritchard, of said sown. DEATHS. In Bengal, in April last, Major-amoral Lucas, con... Timer of a fail front his house. He ha; left about nit.. • of rupees. At Edinburgh, on the Bth Instant, bfiss Charlotte A uc Colquhoun, daughter of the d,:ceased Sir Ge of Tilly.loll,,un, Batt Charles Ferguson, E. son of the dtcrased Sir Jamec Fee gu.sun. of Killterr.ui, Bart. let e one of the Senators of etc. Cul. lege of Justice. On the f , th instant, at Bath, .uddenly, RI. hard Friedl, late of Ra• hfarriharn, count. cat At Mellahide, county of Dubl,n, Lieutenant Atkins, of tbs Weskits' ratline. 0.1 the 27th corAtatt. near Bursarin Itundle,-ustd, its the fan Indic., Lieutenant-C.ol.nel Charles Witt.t, of the Benga tillery,io whom the aisemblag! of every private virtue, of un affected oolitic spirit and integrity, combined w i th d,uio uis. - d profe.oorial enema, corelnred to erelear him to the ittimervi.s friend• and ecialtailltanCei rite now lament the lots sestained in the termination of hi, 11000LOwl.le career. . . At Cumberland Wincheater, in her Slth yeir, Mrs. kfaish, whet of tlit late Ciptrin Marsh, of file Rin NJ VV, a Captain of Greenwich I luspital. In the 37th !mar of her Jge, after a painful and lingering ill ness, which she endured with un.ltskeis fnriitude and pious -esignalion,M:s Jesup, wife of th, ker. H. Jetou, Rector of Aral Da.seti, War,* ickshiie. A 'hurl time previous to which clod also, Septunus, the infant son of the same, aged Miss weeks. - _ - MGM WATER This DAY AT LONDON BRID;;E, . _ 17 'lbis. after 3. SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. 4MITH, On the Premise., MIS and Two following Dm t, rill-1E GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FULNI. TORE, Piloting., Prints, a rare Code lton of and ••thee nature Cumulating, seam ealoabk Bao:ta, wl..ct, are abo.tt lett Slack lettered, of the evilest cl Ito.: 2 TlAaatainal. an Air Pump, a Solar Mieruscoe; 2 NI ,„ ..• a neat and modern I.:Sari-e, with plated I!. ore., dark bay C etch Horse+, 2 Cows part of a Hay, sax e it, in the Straw, a Cart, tome Coe., Fire Wood, &c. late the Property of Jacob E-yant. EA.,decr.,ed). at ht. late Dia jin.c liou.c at CYPPENHAM, near SALT HILL, to vis Coutai of Bucks. TO be viewed WI the sale, beginning at Etev.l3 rat ock ; when Cataloger miry be teed rf Mr. 11,-ekley, 01, Straw' and of Mr. Smith, Auctioneer, Windsor. N E W-STR RET, LO'S*ll.: R • MAC E, WALW UR TN. SURREY o f JAMES CAYFOR D, On SATURDAY 'wit, darDsirawa.S Orfriwbonoe, YOUR Neat, New-Built HOUSES, lett to good A . T•mants at will, at 1.51. ;let annum each : term GI Yeari, eta ground rent nt 31. each, land tai redeemed. To be viewed tall die Sale. Partirulars 13 be had of 381111.1 totietni-beibllium Hblbeita ; the Kiev atel Caner.. epsomite Nevrincob Own., told Co. 51, Abchurch lane ; and at Garrawav%, Change-allenecentill. tormatoKEIHIRT. Valut'de and Improseable Freelmi i I:state. with Royalties, 11. nor, Freiherr, Perpattke Ry PETER COX E, RV KRELL, and FOSTER. Ai Garrets ay's i.it FRIDAY, M..rcti ?ft, at Twitter., AVERY valuable and irnproveable FRE EHt.)I.D EST.VfE,e.autaiding 1200 acres r f land, let to tenants at wilt. cattail Greet Trefgarn,being a Parift and l and drip of itoelf; situate in a de:mlatiu: i art tithe county of P,ribtoke, abounds ing m Game. five miles. on the turepilic road from I laverford west, and ton milct fr . ) .1 Filar , : coniiieing of sundry L.A.. a, orcoardt.battore, court htelget, bans, stables, elates, pieces and pare.* 4 rich and fertile arable, ra,adim, and wood-land, 49 ammo( winch stet:oak ti.nbes, highly nroaminital at well as pm t.tatile, and with U 131116004 skri.p walio: sfille in a 164 fence: 44e/hi: , with the next P:cs,e'xi 1:1 and Pripet. al Adeneutin of the Living of Great Trefgarn, and an the Rile!. bfantroal Rights, in Court L-ct, Court Ramis. Sic with an cumuli Fratioq of near hew miles of the Wan Reddy, Ott skirts the Lstate. a faromeale stream for rel.:, rico, aa.d sal mon : there I. gond stone on the Estate far Molding, .m.l a grist mill may b. ereeted•t f:•ry little esp.:nee. Ttl'a •se:l worth the attvitcon o: any Nobleman or Gentleman who mar ooh ti inane money in land, in a p .it of the county', where. tAe nine of I.iad it deity rising, as in that part et Smith May be viewed an time 111 the Sale, on aptti.eation to Mr. Peter Axton Belmont, near Haseetedwest, of 1.1 ,,, 111 parttealri lam may bra dad owe month preceding; alto of Moon_ Share, I ). j ockrt, yam., and Man:hear ; John C::aavapertzio, I:••• Che-ter ; the Bristol ; the C.,., , „ire: are ,•isier, Hayed . .. Tamest, the White 11. , Nartvz'th ; at tot e of !iale ; 4.4 of Messrs. Peter Cirxe, Itoriell. 2.1 I rfrier, Tloninortuo-street ; where a Plan of the testate way beeeen ; I‘. - t PIII2IrSEIGAer, PRMBROS EMI(' E. I . :cab 4d Water Ceases Mill, Jet. situ Sete. Itcres rot Land. By PSTCS SLIIKE.I.‘ and PUSTLR, At Uarrawayl, FRIDAY, retivary r Ts, A LL that Capfull.CTlON. lately accip ..CA. br Moth-* Ttyhaen. Egg :a • Cotton Merifatrin., fan weirs •in high:, containers./ . bun vo en yr , / bundled to capable at capae working a iiiitch greater number& and .upplied lit a powerful rree,tr, el , eb tae rte-rt kOOO , fail in the Jr) ,st 11,4-013, must digital at -at-4 at l i tcsaf : in the County ~frerta',,ulec. wit . on one tit le only of the pert &woof liasertiardw-st, tncltiorr sites a Inisnintial other hull bowers, carient:ra ar d .milsa .naps, siseghter-h bani, and liable, palm, and mea d-pa !awl, CU114.411-.11 altogether seven ay.", wee.. a c.a.- t . sic adl.tlin m liabd.water, an I batelt a tat rich • es.: valuable work+ hare been Cre&M with the best ;as, ..ad at a ..onvelerable expence, read are capealit alarms .01d-rd i•ty bollencial to a pew:lease% from die cneapneo in labour in that &stria. and att.- be converted int., a sanely .11 ores is viat-aaa. dreaang moil, Le being pe Our', welt-a laptod for any kiscous mainflAwry that rt.treire. roes, an carry on an exterisivc concern with elf .% t. The trendiet inx! or may not be taken at the optima,: tLe parchautr. Mae be viewed and UT* ILO its, ail. ' on application to Mr. Peter Axton, Belms;nt, War Haveihnthrien; of whom parti culars may be h•cl one month receding; also of Me...rt. St as, D eters, 'lrate:, and Hiedaute, ICI11~; Blackburn: Loa. Charley; Jean Chalabeslaio, Earl. Chester • Bush Lin, Brined; the Cash*, and tot Mar•ite, Haverfq;slwest ; Whale Hart, klarionh at the Pl. eor Sale; and of %levies. Peter Coot, Burrell, and Poster, og mortoa-strect, whale a Plan n. Carat-• may to own a ; LONDON :—Priated b t.LURGE DA DAUM, N. 4. Wyzo Wee, St. Clement,. AM k.a4stbod by JOSZAII RYDER, at Gig UtSot. No. 15, &Kb of St ClescoL Church, Strand, %bore Orlon itot beer, isc w i n be‘aly labouibed is r~r rfHE A THIS Mastics Se The Still g•+oo Stelr ; Pet p M t.:6nnies% Ine N InNit II r 'oh to a., .ter I,,lsirell The C , S ung, To-114. tl A $C' li H G 19, will The 11 Mr. Mr. B Datum Mr S D.t... To Sir Ymuni li!ri I To 94. J if. 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