The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-12-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. . . . POIITSMOUTH. DEC. 27. This day, the Steady and' Manly gun-vessels ar rived fibers the Eastward ; and the Eclipre went out of the harbour. • The Cerocrai frigate is unmoored to join th# squadron at Guernsey ; and the Ratonahle and En t-yaw, to join Admiral Dtury's squadron. Arrived the Cvenet, Cameron ; Mineraa. Petal,- boa, Grenada, .9. Vincent . .., and the Gen. mu t Ptanttr, -all bound for the Wcyt In.h..rs, with several other outward-bound vessels from the Downs. —Wind E. Pt.YM•,UTH, DEC. 26. Arrived the aim/ester man of war, from the East ward ; and the Niobe frigate, from Guernsey, with the loss of her masts. Wind N.E. VEAL, DEC. 27. Arrived the Jammed frigate, from a cruise. Came down from Sheerness, the Rolla transport ..41fflors , , and L'Arpus sloops of war, and remain in the Downs, with a large fleet of ships of war.—Wind E.N E. Blows hard. •ItIIVAL%. At Montrose—llse C. , irtioimi, 14411, from Riga. At 1/ml4l.ok—the C •rcs, Newell, from Mower. M LluSliii--tire Yarton , Cilidurcr, from Bubadoes; and Roehaniono, prostpsina, from Surinadt, both boon 1 to Lis,o pOol.—The Th..t,., Adair, from Alga ; Actisc, Shut..; Wd• Dam, Blackball; and the Young Susan, F.II ; Loin cetera burgh,; Hetaid, Susspeou ; and Aim, Stoddard; tror‘ 7 lSar. bartees Foily, Gillmme, trout Hondas.; ; Neptune:, Long ; Slalinana, Keefe, Prince I Isa,d , —, flout thadro. At Coate-IM, Griffin, Bell, fiom Qrrebei • At Belfasi—rhe Wiliam and James, Wood, from ditto. At !disfonadtand—the (torn Lisbon. At Portsmouth—The Sampson, Barn. from Tortola. At Clyalle—Factor, frost New•Yo , k. At Hull-- kd niral Val. ' ori Irwin, Dom Copenhagen; and the Fortune, Crawley, from DMIIAiC. At Londonderry—Supply, Nickels, from Riga. At Galway—Sally, Forrester, from ditto. At Co.k.—Harmony, Toyer, from ditto; and the Stork, Ayl.a, fulls Loshon At Bilbssr..S. S. De Begone, —, from London. AM:RW.I. CONGRESS -HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 14. Mr. Crowningshield presented the petition of Si meon Noys, an old revolutionary soldier and non commissioned officer, who was disabled in the ser vice by wounds and sickness, who, although admit ted Ere the pension list by the judges in 1792, has never received any assistance from the United States, and praying a pension may be allowed him, to enable him to support himself, his wife, and eight children. On motion, this petition was referred to a Seled Committee of throe ; but on the suggestion of Mr. J. C. Smith, the motion was re-considered, and it was referred to the Committee of Claims. Gen. Varnum moved that the Committee be in reviled to coesider at Lrge the sultjeS relative to invalid pensions, and the situation of all person• who were wounded or disabled in the service of the United States, during our revolutionary war with cam Britain, and what farther measures are neces sary to render them such ample remuneration as justice may require.—Ordered that the Committee be instruCted accordingly. General Varnitm presented a petition from Paul Noys, praying for the payment of a balance due to him, for military equipments furnished the army during the years 1778, 9, SO, and 8l .—Referred to the Committee ot . Claims. Dr. Leib mentioned to the House the condition in which the public buildings (the arsenal at Philadel phia), the prop(' ty of the United States, wore; one of the sections was raised to the first floor, and some other parts wee left unfinished, indeed all the uncovered part, of the buildings were more or less ,suffering dilapidation, or going to decay; lie thought it would be found proden: to finish them, in or der to preserve them. He therefore moved that a Committee be appointed to inquire irao the expedi ency of milking provisions,hy law for the comple tion of the public buildings belongiug to the United States near Philadelphia.—Refctred to a SeleCt Com mittee of three members. Mr. Rodney presented a petition fruit John Craw. fiird, an old soldier of 1776, in the Delaware regi :nest, and afterward: engaged in the sea service, who was twice wout,ted, and three times taken pri• toner; twice he was confined on board the prison ships at New York, and once at Halifax. Mr. R. wished some general regulations could be speedily made for the small remnant of this brave and men. vinous, though negleEted and suffering class of our fellow citizens. The petition was referred to the Comioitufs of Claims.—Adjourned. I Nov. IS Mr. M. Clay presented the petition of the stock laiers of the Alexandria Marine Insurance Com. Ilk praying to be authorised to make insurance on asses, &c. from loss by ire.—Referred to a Stk.& ensuittee of three. Mr. J. Randolph presented a petition from Joseph 'admen and Charles S k ncer, executors of Dr. Wil iam Carter, stating he was entitled by his ser ies., during our rev ionary war, in the Hospital )epartment, to certain lands ; but legislative aid wing necassary to enable them to obtain the same, hey pray Congress to consider the east, and do chat justice requires. —Referred to the Committee f Claims. Mr. J. Randolph moved the order of the day, on he bill making farth, r appropriation for carrying nto execution the treaty between the United States nd Great Britain. Mr..l C. Smith in the Chair. The blank was filled with 7(1,000 dollars. The settee then rose and reported the bill. House agreed to the same As reported, and d it to be engrossed fora third reading to ..w. A message from the President of the United ;totes was received, accompanied by the report of he Secretary of the N ivy, eommunicating the do.' !uments requested by the House, relative to tho af air of the litrrpid ketch, under the command of The Capt. Decatur, who, it was announced, had been promoted to the rank (•f Captain in the Navy of the United States.—Ordered to be printed. Dr. Mitchell made a report from the Committee of Commerce and Ktnufatures, on the petition of the Slate Cc•.npanies fel New lork and Ductless ee unties,oncluding that any additional duty on im ported she at this time will be inexpedient. Thc general principle noon which this report was bottom ed, being of considerable importance, and likely to excite discussion, he moved to refer it to a Corn miree of the whole, and that it be made the order for Tuesday next—agreed, and in the mean tins,: ordered to be printed.—Adjourned. NF.M.YORE I.I:GIsLATURr. —:IO*.:SE OF ASSEMBLY. — 77 NLW-VORK, WOVEMIIER 12. Mr. Shuttleff, from the joint committee of the se nate and assembly on the communication of the ma nager., of the lotteriev under the aa for the edkou ragement , if Literature, reported, That film the information obtained. it ap pears there is a large balance due from Mr. Philip Ten Eyck, one of the managers, estimated at about thirty thousand dollars, which he declares himself unable to make good ; the era& deficiency will de pend, however, on the som which can be realised from certain securities and WO acres of land which Mr. Ten Eyck has transferred to his associate ma nagers for the benefit of the State. From the short ness of the time since this de..ilcation became and the want of pi ecise information on this sithjea, the Committee cannot at present state to the two Houses which have produced the ti .ficiertcy in ques tion ; they, therefore, recommend that a Committee he appointed. consisting of the Comptroller, the Treasurer, and the ,Ittorney-Ceneral, and that they he dire Sod, during the recess of the Legislature, t. inquire and ascertain the manner in which the de falcation orirtinated, the particular causes prodtirin? it, what pro l ierty or security can be obtniiesi i••- demnify the State, and, generally, to prusite t' whole, or any part of the balance due.. The ( neittee are of opinion, that inasmuch av tb:se 1: • - ries are condo red under the slit:Flinn or the T. !attire, good faith requires that individuals s, •itil • not be prejudiced by the failure of one of agents ; the Committee are of opinini that it wiil be adviseable to pass a concurrent resolution, Ic,!ginr the faith of the Legislature to apropriate. a• their next meeting, such sum, not exceeding sue • Jo! lays, as mar be necessary to enable the managers to pay the holders of price tickets. Resolved, That the House agree with the Com mittee in their said Report. Resolved (if the Hon the Senate coml. herein), That the Legislature will, at their next meeting in the present session, provide such funds as mar he neces sary, not exceeding 8000 dollars, to enable , he ma nagers of Lotteries for the encouragement of Lite rature, to proceel with the drawing of the third of the said lotteries, and the payment of the prizes drhwit in the same, in like manner as lithe defalca non, which has taken place on the part'of Mr. Ten Eyck, one of the said managers in the third lottery, had not occurred. Ordered, That Mr. Dayton and Mr. Deitz deliver 1 copy of the preceding resolution to the Hon. the Senate. Resolved (Jr the Hon. the Senate concur herein), That a Committee be appointed, consisting of !! e Comptroller, the Treasurer, and the Attorney-Ge neral, and that they be direaed during the recess of the Legislature to inquire and ascertain the manner in which the defalcation which appears to have tak,yn place on the part of one of the managers of the lot teries for the encouragement of Literature origi:,ated, the particular causes producing it, what pro; , -rty or security can be procured to iiwemnify the State, and, generally, to pursue such lawful measures as they may deem expedient, an.l calcul tied to secure the whisk, or any part of the balance due ; that Philip Ten Evck, one of the said managers, be no longer continued as such, and that John L. Broome, of the city of New-York, merchant, be, and he is hereby appointed a manager in the room of the said Philip Ten Eyck; and that whenever the said John L. Broome shall have given bonds to the Comptroll r, in the thual penalty, fur the faithful discharge of his ditties a• a manager, he shall enter upon the execu tion of the said dune.. Ordered, That Mr. Payton mil Mr. Deit z deli. ver a copy of the preceding resolution to the Hon. the Senate. A copy of a resolution from the 1 ion. the senate, delivered by Mr. I.'l lommedieu and Mr. Peck, was read, that the Senate do not concur in the resolution of this House, appointing the Comptroller. the Treasurer, and the Attorney-General, a Committee to inquire and ascertain the manner in which the de falcation on the part of Mr. Ten Eyck. one of the managers of the lotteries for the encouragement of Literature, originated, &c. and appointing John L. Broome. of the city of New-York, merchant, a manager of the said lotteries in the room of Mr. 'l . en Eyck. A copy of a resolution from the Hon. the Senate, also delivered by Nlr. L'ilommedien and Mr. Peek, was read, that the Senate do not concur in the reso lution of this House, to enable the managennto pro ceed with the drawing of the third of the said lotte ries, and for the payment of the prizes drawn in the same. A copy of a resolution from the Hon. the Senate, also delivered by Mr. L'Hommedieu and Mr. Peck, was read in the words following, viz. Resolved (if the lion. the Assembly concur here in), ilhat the Comptroller, 'creamer, and Attorney- General, be dirciled, during the recess of the Legislature, to inquire and ascertain the manner in which the defalcation which spinal's to have taken place on the part of one of the managers of the lot teries for the encouragement of literature originated, the particular causes — prnducing it, what property or security can be obtained to indemnify the state, and generally to pursue such lawful measures. as they may deem expedient, and calculated to secure the whole or any part of the balance due ; and that the drawing of the said !witty be postponed until the second Monday of April next; and that the Legis lature will, at their next meeting, proside such funds as may be necessary, not exceeding 8,000 dol lar% to enable the managers of the lone, ies for the encouragement of litctaturc, to protecd with the drawing of the third of the said lotteries, and the payment of the prizes to be drawn in the same, in like MAIMS' at if the detalcation which has taken place on the part of Mr. Ten Eyck, one of the said managers, had not occurred. Resolved, That this I louse do concur with the honourable the Senate in the said preceding revolu tion. Ordered, That Mr. Dann and Mr. Llnaendurf PRICE IF HOPS. "Gettig. SAM. .---.-. Kant 51 able 4Me goat Al Os es 3110 s sudien.....4l 14s to 41 Si I Mom 41 Os In bi Oe ants $ 14Is io 41 Irandsam....7l Os se ti Is Wiffignr • PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Janie:. Matket •+4 4J Taws ....... 71. ri4 Clare Nlarket . ..4s 34 f Ru,.ia (Can.) NY Intecliapel %lark( t 44 Id RUIY.I dd. 5...) ...... 6 1sra I'er Stone of 81b. Melting Stn3 ..... •.• • • 51. 3Zs 84 Ditto rough ............ 40. Average Price..... 4. Sid Graves, ............... Its Good Dreg 5............ Yellow Slap, 78s—Mottlud. 88;--Curd, Pricy of Candles, per doz. Its 64...-114ottla., le. id • PIIII 7 FI I I.TEATHER. Mots, so to 551 b. etch Ditto, 60 to 01b. Inch 2.5 d to 261 Merchants Backs ... •••••4 to tad Dressing HiJas.. • • 244.1 to 234 Fine C.,ach Hide... 2 2 4 I 0 24t1 Crop lliJ^s for cutti Ug 2:ld to 24d Flat t :11nrirt 2".1 to 214 Calf Sk - uta, 10 to 4u Ih. per Dozen. .344 to akw Ditto, !/0 to 70 39d to 37d) Ditto, 70 to . Ild to 344• Small Seals (Greenland) 4'2d to 4::;(1) E. I,trgs• ditto l2os to 161+ per tine.it• Tanned Horse Hides-a. 2:.is to 31. per hide. - 430 AL IE7DIHANGF.,Doc. 26 - - _ . Rest Coals, its the Pool. per Chaidrou Ms. CM. Ih•Meiett to Housekeeper' et 700. (H. Souil..rlind, per Cliskit eft Sts. NI I 1"11 vert 41 to HoullelV-111 'Ma at... G4. t►t MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. oat MONDAY• w. a Elizabeth Smith, Well's-street" Oxford road, M r ddi e dex, I invit draper • 2:! . . John Baker, Holborn, Middlesex, Imend , aper . 111 deliver a copy of the preceding resAution of con currence to the honourable the Senate. A message from the honourable the Council of Revisilns, delivered by his honour Mr. Justice Thompson, was read, informing that it doer not ap, pear improper to the Council, that the bill entitled " An Ad for the relief of the Inspeertors of the State-Prison, and fcr other purposes," should be come a law of this state. A message from the honourable the Cot•ncil of Revision was transmitted to this House by the ho nourable the Senate, informing, that it does not ap pear improper to the Council, that the bill, entitled " An Att relative to the Eledion of President and Vire-President of the United States," should be come a law of the state. CIIRISTMAS FESTIVITIES. BRAMSY-HAIL, Bra/Thy-Hall, near Burton-upon-Trent, in Derby shire, the seat of the Earl and Countess of Chester field, is as usual at this season of the year, the spot where Old English hospitality continues to be prac tised with the same spirit as in the days of yore ; namely, a liberal distribution of roast beef, plum puJJing, and home-brewed ale, to all corners. Bradby-Hall has recently undergone many improve ments, corresponding with the well-known taste of the noble owner. It is at present enlivened with much company, where a cantinual succession of a variety of amusements, such as concerts, card parties, &c. In this polished circle are the Dowager 4archioness of Bath, the three Ladies Thymic, Lady Spencer, &c. MR. COMMISSIONER HOPE'S BALL. CHA EDAM, DEC. 2G. Since the arrival of the Guards, this place has become famous for fashionable amusements--one .mt.rtainm;:nt is succeeded by another. A few even ings since, Mr. Hope, the Commissioner at this sta tion, gave a most superb Ball at his house near this town. The room devoted to the light fantastic toe, was fitted up in a most elegant style, the floor was adorned with various devices, and the walls were .leenrated with artificial flowers. The tow ettarmbie retiefled great praise on the judgment of Miss Hope, ender whose management the arrangements were conduaed. Amongst the compasy were remarked, the E trl and Countess of Chatham, and Miss El lio:t, Colot,el Stafford, Lord Aylmer, and all the Officers of the Guard,. THE M.l RKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Foto,r,.Theewsza.4B.. There are not many further arrivals of Wheat to-day, but a trilerals!c remaining supply the buyers continuing to decline late urices, sales are at a reduction, Rye tells cheaper. Bar ley, for be.t samples, is Is. per quarter dearer. But little doing in Malt. Beans and Peas go off more briskly. Oats are in middling supply, and the sales are named heavy, at a small re duction in price. Flour continues to come uo very plentiful supply. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. *N heat Fine do. 109.. 110 s. 04. Rye.... Sls. )1s 04. B..r,ty 4ls 48s. 111 d. Ma's White 54. 616. Od. ,•ev Peas 1? 411 s Od Beans 489. 84a. 04. Tick Beans .....449. jl9 01. oats . .881 SI.. 359. 04. IVanda. ..... ...54% 35.. 6d, Rape 5eed.......421. 461. Od. Fine Flour.— 909. 9s. 04. Seennda IS( 91:99 RETURN OF WHF.A Including only from thelvtlt agreeably tot I. d. 93 Quarter. at 1:24 408 -12 G 200 --- at 119 179 at 1 1R ---- at 117 714 ■t 11! 390 at 114 69 at 113 9s at 112 696 at 110 117 at 109 1424 -••—•—• at 101 sn at 10 6 31" - at 10 34 - at 106 Tut. Q?'" Quarte I.it;her kT IN MARK LANI, of Dec. to the 15411 of Dec thane, Act. a 1067 Quarters at 105 136 • • • at 194 43$ --- at 103 77 -- at 102 53.9 ---- at 101 946 at 100 200 at 911 1411 at 96 227 at 91r 2:1 at 91 10 —•-•-• at .:10 19 ..--.. at 88 246 at /+4 10') at 7G 148 at 7! .Averar 105 s. 9:4. n hist Return. A ity:rumst 431. - FLouit. From Dec 1, t., Dec. 7, from the Locket Office. Swim ad. 1 Sacks t. d. &aka a. 4 4.....10y 0 171 97 0 274 01 0 3......104 0 190. Q 6 0 40. 01 0 9951 ....100 0 1 5190 95 0 2c4. 90 0 I. ) .... 99 0 I 1112 94 0 R , R'3 0 414 .... 94 0 I 190.. ....93 0 4 59 35 0 T.. 4211-10,031 %ack..—.—.Average 96a. 9d. ... . . . ... Is. - 11.1. lon-r than last R. UXBRIDGE. The Corn Inspenor's Return, Ott Thumi4y, Dre. 17 IVheat, prr load l4l Od en f.'9l 101 Barley, per qr 4'l Od to 464 04 Uac 260 Od to :Pis 04 B••.rirt 441 Od to 564 Od Pea, lB. 01 to 54. Od I'BICE OF' SEEDS IN THE BOROUGH. _ _ ST BITAIL. Per Cwt. litecl Clover.. 40s. to 1004 Whitt limn Gm. to 120 s. flat.' ..... 16+. to 40e. Carraway 110 s. to 140 s. Coramiet..... 10.. to Its. Per Bushel. 12.. to 24s W Mmtani Soot 7s. to 10. OW litown ditto.... 11s. •to 17. Canary 7s. 04. to 8. 1/1 Rye Grass, 201 to ;AA .PRICE Oti HAY 116Til 1 5110.6 r AND STRAW. /MOAT. liar 3% Os a 41 121 Ness Ol Os a 01 Oa Straw ll 1•) a 41 's UM. VS, 01 0a a 01 Os woutr Hay .31 166 • 41 Itit 141. w lll 01 a oi Cl4.Yer —4l 4. •51 SY Straw .ll 1k a2l Sts • SMITHEIXLS, Foto 4r , Dee. Pt To .ink the offal—per stone ~ 181 b. Pr.er 4. 4.1 to 54 HA I Foal ss 44 to 71 6,1 Matt0n....40 1141 to .5* 8.1 Pork 4s 44 to 5s 11.• Ile+d of Cattle thi. Day, Beast-, 4 b4tit VG —Sheep. :4400. NEWGATE, AMU LEADENHRU. AdAitkwrs $1 tie ciumar. Beef 34 44 14 54 Od Veal 4. 04 to 74 03 M0tt00....3* 8.1 to 4. Ohl j Pork... 4d to 5. ni RAW MIS. Rest Heifers and Stow% Fir *ono, Si. M to 44. 4d NT' 'fining.' Is ♦ I to :it Gd . Ordinary ••• • .. 3 04. to 3.. !J. Market Calf lot. fl,l Enß4.d Untie Mate, Skim •.....• YeAerday..tfoLir INnue tmrs+Holiday at the Pabl.c PRICE OF 11111 SH STOCKS, Dec. 19 Government Debeittures, 5 I,er cent 119; Grand Canal Loan, 6 per cent.... €4 . .. . - -- • .._._.- COURSE OF ENCI 4 ANGR, Fallot,. Dsc , 23 Amsterdam .... 301 t 2 .C• Genes Ditto at Sight .. 0: 11 Venice s2i U:itu Rotterdam l2 2 2 V. Li.bon Haiiilnirgh 25 G tilt. °pone Alton.. Paris Ditto 2 U.. 2l 14 stiasions. i , 4. Bourdeaux .25 14 Pi•rtugs 1 I.;uld iii C.ms Carlo .. —in Pape. and &us pet us... 4 U 0 Ditto Madrid - in nip!! New Dolla.s Ditto.. • 'sii. effed. Silvia, so Bars ...• • • 0 5 6 Whoa Lesho:n 42} Apo on the Bra uk of Holland Naples 1/usiill o'l LOlOlOll (Dec. 2 1 1.. BIRTHS. On Thurs.lay the 20th inst. the Lady of Th omas ICU" R), ioy, E.q. of the. General Post-Office, of a son. On the 111 natant, at Beaumont Lodges. Old Windsor, Visa_ countess Ashbrook, of a aon slice dead. Oa 51osiday last, the La dy of S. T. Groves, Est. of Great SctWastd-yard, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. At IVimborn, Dorsetshirc, Emanuel Muller, Esq. of Lou • don, to Slits Harriat Ha. t, of Fares Cottage. Lately, by the Rev. Sa lo mon iiertehel, of the Jewili Sc. nagogu ~ Duke-street, Miss Jacobs to Mr. Hunt, alit:, acourt• ship of nine years. DEATHS. Ott Wednesday last, at York-house, Battersea. M. Rey nolds, wife of John Reynolds, Fla. On Sunday morning, Mr. Moses Haughtort, painter, of Audited, near Birmingham. The Amateur to the Foie Arts will poignantly regret the loss of this ingenious artist. In the productions of his pencil, which are very numerous, to cop? Nature was his principal esiay ; to delineate b..r truly, his chiefest aim. He studied pier unerring and varifurns feature with an assiduity that ,hews lie was perfectly acquainted watt the importance of his model, and he will he readily acknow ledged as one of her mu successful imitators HI. pie. nof Dew, Gum* wal very left remain a durable nioutsmous of he professional genius; they are, probably, little interior to those of t h e ►est masters of the present day. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON. 13 min. alter 12. SALES BY AUCTION. PRENDERGAST, PEMBROKESIIIRF.. Freehold Water Cotton Mill, &c. with Seven Acres nf Land By PETER COXF., BUKRELL, and FOSTER, At Gar.away's, on FRIDAY, Fearuary 22 ' at l'welve. ALL that Capital ERECTION, lately occupied ' by Matthew Toptiam, F.sq. as a Cott , Hl Manufactory, friar stories in height, conrailiong 1112 spindles, Inn in cu striated at to be capable or working a much greater number, and supplied by a powerful stream, which was never known to rail in the drys..? 'cassia, most eligibly situated at Prendergast, in the county of Pembroke, within one mile only of the sea port town of Illavernwdwest, together with a substantial Dwell ing, other small houses, carpenters anal smiths shops, slanghter-house, barn, and stable, garden, and mea dow land, containing altogether seven acres, with a considera ble addition or hod-water, arid banks on each side. These valua'..4e works have been eroded with the best tnat,ials, and at a considerable expenco, and arc capable of being reridersd very beneScial too purchaser, front the cheapness of labour in that district, arid may be converted into a variety of uses in grist. mill, dresAieg-mill, ekc. being peculiarly well-alapt.d fur any ',melons manufactory that requires room, arid water to carry on an extensise ColiCefil with effect. The spindles way Of Mae 11.4 be taken at the optionui the purchwer. M.l be viewed any time till the sale, on application to NU. Peter Axton, Belmont, near ilaverfoulwest ; of whom port cilia's may be had one month preceding; also of Messrs. Shaw, Dockets, Yates, and Hodson, Maricheder; White It as, It ckbum t Red Lion, Chorlev ; John Chamberlain, li s . Chester ; Bush Inn , Bristol; the Castle, and the Marine., tlaverfordwess; the White Start, Narberth ; at the Pla:e Sale; and of Ale—rs. Peter Cosi., It and Foster, Threg• monrin.areet, where a Plan of the Emilia.- Tay IV Wen. ?EMIR 01, ESH IR E. Valulble and Improveable Freehold t...tate, with Royalty. Manr. Fishery, Perpetual Advowein, de. By pi:rut CI)XF, MURRELL, iLol FOSTER, At G.lrravtie's, on FRIDAY, March IS at Tireler , AVERY vatoable and improveable I' REEH ( )I.I) ESTATE. rontsining 1.400 acres of Laird. lent to tenants at war., called Great Ttelgarn,bmilig a Pat WI and Lord•hil, of 04 , 1 , . ctuate in a de:i i t;rtfot earl of the ruiiiity of Pembroke ' abio. to; in Gam .. five miles on the tortipil .e road from fiaverb , we: an d ten miles foim Fisgard : cianYisting of smutty gm.i• cochat.t., ba.entis, C•111fi 10./rS, b4lllll, stables, closes, p , ...-t.%. parcel of nets and fertile arable, meadow, and wood-land, 4.' rierer of which elle oak timber, highly- ornamental as well all pro htatile, and with uninclosed sheep. walk,; the whole in a nog fence: together with the next Presentation and Perpetual Marmon' of the Living of Great Trefgara, and all the Royal. tics, Manorial Rights, in Court Leet, Court Baron, ikc with an extent of Fishery of near two Mika of the West Reddy, that skirts the Estats, a (avowable stream for cds, trout, and Iti' mon : there is gout stone on the Estate for building, and a rut mill may be ere, ted at very little expetice. 1 . 11 . :11 property IJ Wei Ninth the attention of auy Nobleman or Gentleman who may wish to • ltirest ho money in land, in a part of the country where the ll.Olat of land is daily reong, as in that part of South Wales. May ".he viewed any tun...till the Sale, on application to Mr Peter Axton, Be'enont, near Haverfoolarit, of whom pan,cet lam may be bad one month receding ; atm, of Messer. thaw, I).sek,r, Yates, and Matson, Manche.ter 1 John Chamberlain , Eel. Cheater ; the Mush Inn, Bristol : the Castle. 104 11 " . Mariner, Ilaverfordwest ; the White Hart, Narbe-th ; at tn.. Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Peter Cone, Burrell, and Fro ,, •• Thrmptiortott-sweet; where a Plan of the Etude tuay tic se-n I.ONESPN :—Punted by GEORGE I) VII)SON, Wych 'Mt; St. Clement's, and puldened br .tt .; kl 4 RYDEk r at the Office, Nn. 15, INck a St. Chntrb, Strand. where (Wert lur die is (P 64 - 14. duly attended ku. • •=4., tie 11 V A easc==se T" • Alkd KM of t • r:li . 7 6 E n d of The IS rubl.c, a 4 J taw v entit t.t. • • • I I . Fe• I r. i by ii:AnC 0 r riN 1.! TI So Sir Ch Inn ; Yn hml ; I-IA Met wl 04F Had.mits tow, Mir T 4,110/; Aiwr At t* , of Tth, INA be etfarts F c .a~ ne Fur n, D •.•• u Alt K ur«•r I. A 3,1 c,,•,f ro . ". t:,,• TAe P the of R nun wit RO' T S. , erd o‘' ••••': rn 1,, , , A:.l . E . 1.. S.\ 4,... Pr lit'