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NATAL VITEL Lmyck. PORTSMOUTH. NOV. 4. • , ..T7red several outward bound vessels from the r. nc. The Mediterranean fleet is cap e& .d to sail . ormw. Wind easterly, blow: hard. HARWICH, NOV. 4. . - -;day's Mails are detained here by contrary ls; it blows a storm, and has done fur these .e days past. t have but just time to acquaint you, that the ns brig, of Sunderland, Cain FrAttlaM, arrived I••e this day from Has Ant, 1'27 recruits, five passengers, and a Courier, With dispatches Lord Harrowby. It apisears that Mr. Howard, the Agent at Hu- Isom, has expressed a desire to romov: from that place, as it is the intention of the French to obstraet our intercourse with I locum. The packets will, in all probability, be removed to some other station. BRIN.HAM, NOV. 5. Yesterday sailed, under the command of Admiral Cornwallis, the Ville .te Peril, San Jorif, Britannia, Prince, Pr•vec Geor: , t, Prmer.s/ 11/434 Ts-terrain', Windsor Curet ; Impel twit-, admit,, Ventral:, and Also sailed on a cruise in the Channel the Arrow sir and Htrun ; the Liherty remains, with the wiud at East, blowing hard. PLYNOVTH, NOV. 3. Came in the John Bel/ armed cutter from off Toulon, with dispatches ; also a French lugger from Brest, laden with rosin, priae to the Fox cutter. TALMOUTII, TIOV. '2. Arrived this day, the Russian ship Sperutaitte, Captain Steinberg, from London for Teneriffe ; and last eve ng, the sloop Three Sisters, Jones, from Gibralt, . wl•ich she left about the 10th ult. with . the fleet untie' convoy of His Majesty's ship Th . steeph, Captain Barlier. In consequence of the Time Juleps not having a cleat bill of health, she is or dered far Stangate Creek. Capt. Jones reports, that Item he left Gibraltar, the fever raged ss violently, ;HOW from '2OO to 300 were carried off daily. This weasel patted with the fleet three days since off the Lizard. The Tewoishrod packet, which arrived on Tuesda7 last, in six days, from Lisbon, left lying in the Tagus, the lita'AisrOssai packet, which had eight days passage nut. Ibe capture of the Spanish fri gates was repotted E Lisbon whets the packet sailed , f but it was generally disbelieved. Sailed the Hastier hired armed vessel with con voy fir the Downs ; the Di/amid, Munro, for the Southern whale fishery ; the Prtace . : t . Wairs packet, Todd, with Mails of the 16th and '23d ult. for Lis bon; and the Swedish ship Jaguar, Capt. Wirt.- ' man, for Naples, with fish. • The Audit ~.I packet sails to-morrow, with the Mail of the athb ult. for Lisbou.—Wind sttong at north. novae, rov. 4. His Majesty's sloop Alder, and a Spanish ship, are on shore under Dtingencsa ; the I , rmer, it is feared, will be lost, as the wind has blown very hard all day, and continues front the Eastwatd. I nest, NOV. 4. Remain in the Downs, His Majesty's ships, the Monarch, Right I lon. Admiral Lord Keith ; hired 1, Vice-Admiral I iolloway ; LeOparti, ROW" • A,IMIF Al LOWS • byl.a.6le, Captain Bailey ; Arden*. Captain Weintiseep ; Rdwie, 7 , --.., ; Aill.-14e. Sir Haar Popham ; Caere-, Captain Brace; Champion, Capt. Bromley, with several sloops of war, .gun-brigs, cutters, the defence ships; Streit, and r ise IdA•vsq It India pilot vessels.—Wind N.E. blows hard. ._....„..._ FROM LLOYD', LIST. Gs vest's°. Nov. 4 —Tile wholi• of veit,mlov 4m' this ea.. it hat bto.n very haril from tir N. 11. A flevt of a posed to he from the Baltic. hte panel by. but the boats .ti.: fibt able to go OW top' their names. OXFORD, Ocr .. I 9. Monday lost, the Ath inst. the Rev. Whittington Landon, D. D. Provost of Worcester Cori -Ac. having been nontithucd by th• Chancellor of the Univeqky was, in full Convocation, invested with the 411111 of Vice-Chancellor, Nolte year ensuing. The Pro-Vice-Chancellors arc, the liev..lohn 11111 s. I, D. D. Wardell of Wadham ( allege; the Revel end Michael Marlow, D. 1). President of St. JAW, • College ; the Rev. I lenry ftic:ltirds, 1). 1). Boar), of Exeter College; And the Rev. John Parsons, D. D. Master of Baliol College. On Wednesday, the I(fth i-sr. and the first day of Michaelmas Term, the Rev. Jame.; Evans, B. I). of liVadhant College, was admitted 1)oaor in Divinity Mr. Henry Bathurst, Student, in LAW, of New Col !eV, was adMitted Bachelor in Law. The Rev. Daniel Wilson, of St. Edmund Hall ; Alfred Had field, ;Ind Mr. John Pare, of Braeenose College, B. A. were admitted blasters of Arts. Messrs. Joim Ffiming Parker, of Brasenose College, and Widiem Bohan Yeomans, of New College, %ere ad tuitted Bachelors of Arts. Yesterday se'nnight, as Captain JAM ES Bette, jun. of the Margravine's yacht, at Southampton, was fishing for whiting, in a small vessel, it upset in a squall of wind, and he was lost to a suffering family. The body was picked up on Wednesday by his father-hi-law. A Jury, held at the Cross House, brought in a Verdia—A caviled Death. He was a truly promising young man, a skilful na eigator, and affedioi:ate husband, and father of five surviving children. A singular occurrence happened List week at Hay's livery-stables, Whitechapel. A poor aged Lmaii, who has long been noticed about that neigh bourhood as an idiot, had been permitted from mo tives of charity to keep in the hay-loft, Ishence he made himself a rude bedsted of boards, am' adorn •s the head of it with old ballads and prints. At his death, which took place last Tuesday, among the Olson tents of his iirin/, eleava, a '2Ol. note was disco ; owed between the Cluldren is the Wood and Rod tiey's Engagement. it wit pasted on antaltkr piece of paper used by paper-hangers, and being carefully cut out, proved a good note. 4 arious are the con jedures how the deceased, who appeared to exist in so mach penury, could possess such a sum. It is, however, generally believed, he found it, and igno rant orthe value, added it to his other embellish k assents. The money is appropriated to defray the expences of a decent funeral. lisr— 4 DEAF' Alin DUMB. It may not be unpleasing to the readers of your extensive and excellent publication, to have same account of an institution, hitherto but too little known, and novel in some measure, at least in this country; for, till the year 4192, nothing of the sort existed here : I mean the .I. 9 lNra for 12,. Denf and Aiwa C6l,'dren of tniltvnt Parents, supported by vo luntary contributinns. Before that period, this class of beings (little thought to be so numerous) were left to pass their days in that dreary seclusion and uselessness which their natural defea, and eonse- Tient ignorance, imposed upon them, without help and without hope ! Au apology, it is true, for this - apparent tardiness of public benevolence in coming to their relief, while extending itself to almost every species of human imp..rfeCtion and distress bes des, may readily be found. It was little suspe.led that their numbers rendered them of such importance ; for, while the misfortune of the lame and the blind Mt the eye of every passenger, these mutes were passed unneeded, because unable to raise the voice of supplication for that compassion they so much re quired; the;r sad condition known only to themselves and their immediate conneaions. Na sooner, how ever, had the promoters of fiis Asylum published their humane intentions, than applications began to pour in from the ;mews and friends of these un happy beings, to an extent far beyond what had ever been conjellured ; and as the Institution has become more known, applications have continued to in crease ; which the following extraa, from the pre face to the plan of it, will shew : " 'though the ntimlter ot pupils has been gradually augmented. nom six to near fifty, it must be stated, and it is stated with deep concern, that at every elettioa the number of candidates nearly ten times exceed the Inumber of yacancies, only for want of more ample funds ; for the plan itself is limited to no number, denomination, or distria, within the British donti- Mons." The affluent, therefore, who have a heart " to melt at the tale of woe," will no longer with hold their bounty from the indigent Deif awl Dumb, nailer an impression, that " though the *Minion is severe, it is fortunately rare." Alas ! how mar y i hundreds, perhaps thousands, might such an Inst tution as this have been the means of rendering use ful to the world, and happy, comparatively, in themselves, had it been established a century ago; but it is i ever too late to do well, and we would ra ther ind lige the 'pleasing hope of how many may reap the aiivantages of it for centuries to come. Another thing that may be urged in extenuation of the iteOeft in which the Deaf and Dumb poor of tag-s • kingdoms have so long lain, is, that it was, and still is, perhaps, far from being generally understood what benefits th, y may , and ad ually do, &rive from instruaion. The most etre:heal means of removing any doubts of this sort from the minds of those in clined to 4,1 p, nt t this institution, is to invite them to visit this Asylum, if they can have an onor.unity of doing sin and judge for themselves. It will be found that they her. learn to speak and read arti culately ; to write, to cypher ; and to comprehend the meaning and grammatical eonstruainn of no ds and sentences, which enable them to understand what is spoken or written to them, and to convey their own ideas with a satisfaCtory readiness and pre. cision. lit addition to this education, which cer tainly raises diem from mere sentient bei igs to ;he sc ile of rational and intelligent creatures, they are taught, at least such of them as have not friends to provide situations for them, to wort! at some useful employment, by which they may earn their future subsistence. Since the establishment of this Asylum there have been received into it, to the present time, seventy six boys, and twenty-liar girls, making together extialy one hundred ; of which rinmber, thirteen girls, and thirty-one b iys, have left it, greatly be nefited by it, and are now filling useful stations in society, as roe - dianics, or servants, &c. Three or Mar have been dischar , ed for want of intellea ; about e - are now under tuition ; and nearly an 'pushed are AliNiotnly trilling for admission. From these hilts s ,rise idea may be formed of the aetual numb r sit Deaf and Dumb in this country. Who iliac te,td, them hut must lament that all who apply cannot to received! It is devoutly to be wished, that should this meet the eye of any who have influence in the Cabinet pr the Semite, that may stimulate them to exert that influence to procure some national aid for the erec tion ot a new Asylum, upon an extended scale, now become absolutely necessary from the smallness of the premises at present occiipied. For this purpose, subsrriptions are raising : and the well-known libe rality of a British public give teas its for sanguine hope that very considerable turns will shortly be contribireil ; as is generally the case where under takings of real humanity and utility are fairly brought before it. Great as this liberality is, yet such is the extent of the calamity, that there is room to doubt whether any thing short of national sup port can fully meet the exigency of the ease. And it surely, will not be denied, by any of our en lightened statesmen, that the useful employment of so many of our fellow creatures, independent of ren dering them individually It r.ppier by mental acquired menu, is an objett worthy of legislative care. The annual expenditure for the number at present on the foundation, is necessarily very considerable, as they are hoarded and lodged as well as educated at the expence of the Institution ; the time required to give them a competent education is five years. When I sat down, it was my intention to have gives you a sketch of the method pursued in their instruc tion; but finding my leisure exhausted, and afraid ot occupying too much of your well-appropriated paper, 1 must reserve what I had to say on that subjeft to some future opportunity. In the mean time, your giving this :- place will tend to spread a knowledge of the number and condition of these af fecting Objects, together with the means provided for their relief, which only wants to be more extended. To that end, should this, in any degree, contribute, I am persuaded you will share the gratification with J. W DIVIDEt4I4 AT LUILDHALL, Tholes.% 114xten lb rne, Goortm u)'s Fiend-, trakrr James, Croat street, Holborn, Kiethrarerrio ViroL.aus Cadwell, Maidstone, Kent, uphol.te.er . Ge. rq Paoli .re, Kensington, Nlll.l.sea, a!atsmer Mliaatu Webster, Fore-street, linen•draper Charles Ell ont Scott, Vast lergslel street, tirtinsn. square, booksteilet iciterday•••••POWDEll PLOT—lfoliday at the Public Offices. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, OCT. SO. Government Etebentores, 31 per eent........681 Government Debentures h per cent. 591 COURSE •OF FXCH•\NGI Amsterdam .... 38 2 2 U• I Ditto at Sight .. 37 7 FRIDAY, NOVIMIIIR Ventce Maples ;RI Lisbon .Oi (111..rtgo kDublin l3; Rotterdam - . 12 0 2 U H.A.llburgh.... 33 11 3 11 . Aluma 3S 7 2 LI Parts 1 day's date 25 4 Ditto ..... 25 12 2 U. iL•urdeaux 25 12 Maffrid Ditto Cadiz l7 in Paper Ditto `3:3• effect. MOOR Leghoin 49' _ • al. won. P,irtucal 4:41 111 Coin ;old Kt.:: per oz 4 0 0 Diodo.omit ..... 0 0 0 New Dollar, Silver in liar. 0 0 0 New Loui, each Agiu on the liaok of Holland Genoa 45 Dublin on London (Oct. 5 per Cent . I.) 65 :•1 1ie1f4.4 on London (Oct. 23) Belfast on Dublin (ditto) ... 7,7161'41v; CORN-EXCHANGE, MOMDAV, Nov. 5. Frolt the blowing weather our vopolies of Grain in puieral are short, and good Wheat is takers off readily at the farther ad vance of about ss. per Quarter. Barley with Malt reach an increase in price of 3s. and 44. per Quarter; in White Peas hut little alteration ; Beans and New Ticks are likewise dearer ; having in any of the late arrivals of Foreign Oats, this article a at small variation. Flour W dearer. CURRENT PRI. E OF GRAIN. JP hat 68.. 80. 95; Bean • 51s. 565. Od. Fine do 964. 994. 0,1. Tick Beans .....48,. 53. o'. Rory new 43:. 48. 04. Oats 435. 26,. 28.. bsriev 4Bs 534. 0,1. Poland.— . 30. 64. ..86.. 92' o.i. I Rape 5eed.......42:. 41'. Od. b`34. 0.1. Fine F10ur......78‘ 12. 01. 'irt'Y Pima 454. 495. 0,1 5ez0n,14.......735. 78$. W. RETURN OF MIKA Includtog only front the 2241 agreeably to t S. d. 23 Q.lartr-re at 98 13 - at 95 207 -- at 92 308 - at 91 340 -- at 90 506 - at 85 624 - at 11 469 ---- at 87 - at 86 134 at 85 1032 -- at 84 345 ----- at 83 1175 at 82 398 ----- a 4 Q 199 - at 80 509 _.--- at 79 Total 16,548 Quartet 4a. 11d. higher From Oct. 2i Socks. s d. 2 84 0 2 8' 0 . so o 78 , n 40 G 37 78 " 6 Total-11,4 4.. 31 711. 61411 The Corn Inipoior% ket4.,,, fro Thu,May, /4ov. 1 W load. l4l I`.l to 211 01 Ber:4, per yr 4.0 0.1 to 48s 0,1 Oat.; tys 0,1 to 341 04 11,!.Ans 44s 0,1 to 4it 11,1 thtto net 44.1 Prue .301 PI 4110 o+l 0.1 to Ma 0.! RETURN OF FLOUR, ) to Oct. 26, from the Coticet Office. Sacks s. d. Sack.; 4. d 149.. .... 77 0 40 71 6 80.......76 0 50. 71 0 4243.......75 0 200 70 0 113 74 0 7 67 0 67.......73 0 • 13. 63 0 54 ..751 6 SO-- • • .44 146 71 0 IS Sacks.---3,se higher than last FROM OF SEEDS iv al Per Cwt. Red C10ver....63, to 100 i White ditto.. 60.. to 10:o, 'Frer.ol ..... .9 to to 41: Cm,akciy..,.. Ws. to 1054 to j(is. N THE BOROUGH 'TAIL. Per Bushel. 16; to 24. W klitatArdiee,l Ws. to tO OJ Brown ditto—. t /a. to 17; Canary 7s Oa to 8. Od Rve Grua. pt. gr. 20. to no. PIiICF. OF HOPS s•ne. Kent 31 144 to 41 101 Kent 4l Os to ,t Os 5t0e,.... .31 14. to 41 44 Suases 4l Os to 41 141 Eisen 01 146 to 41 6, FArobam.... 14 Os to 71 7s , 014 Duly 1711,0001. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. IATU411•11. ST. /aria*. 1/1111TAC 66666 . Ilav SI Os a 41 11Is Hay .91 16s a4l 184 New. Ol Or a 01 Os New Ol Os aOl Oa Straw ll 14s a 21 2. Clover ..41 10s a 51 10s Clover 01 Os a 01 Os Straw .ll 014 a 11 16s SMITIIFIELD, MiI.AB. Nov. S. To sink the offal-.lrer stoma of alb. R•ef 44 44 to 644 I Vest J. Od to 644 4. 04 1.. 4,1 Perk 6 Od wSs 4.t Lamb ....Os Od t. Os 1.741 Howl cattle this Dan ■ as. sb.rot '2.!,41-s•Sheeso and Lamb% 15.000. ANI) LF.ADENHALL kIARKKTS. Hy the carcase. neer ...... 4.1 Po I. 4.1 Veal . 4i O. to /' e (1.1 Muttml....l. 41 to 4. 84 Perk.. .....ke ). ♦1 Lamb.. 04 to It. ort RAW HIDES. Ile<t 11.'1(.4 an I r er stone, 3s. ed to 4,. 111.4.1 5i 4d. to N. 4. 4 . 04. 4o N. fa Market Calf IDs. 6 , 1 Ei!lt.llll+•rsit Pelt. I..atnb Si. tol 4s. S. PRICZ 4* TAI.LOW. St. Santee* Market 44 6d Toros Tana, 134 0.3 Care Market Os Od R..4soa (Cam) 734 W;liteehapel Market M 4} Rurr.ia d.. ) 6oa Per Stnao lila. Melting Stuff .604614 Ditto rough • 42. Grates Good 1)t YeMot Sna.), pr. •I Canilit•t, pst dos. Od.--Moulds, ISt. W. Re lei Average P::. e.. .. PRICE OF LEATHIR. Betts, SO to :61b. each • 22 3 / 4 to 234 Ditto. 60 To 6kJb. each 244 to 254 Merchants Hacks . --4 to 204 Dre...ing Hahn . Fore C. ...h Hides 294 to 244 Crop Ilkln 6d cutting. 224 to 2.34 Flat Onlinary 214 to 214 Calf Skin-, *0 to 40Ib. per H0aa0...,344 to 474 Isner,, W to 7010... , ,334 to MA axi Onto, 70 to lkilb .804 to 324* - Small Seal. (Cr. eland). 4'd to 44t1) X Loge drtto 100.1.. 140 s per doom. Tannr4 I Infte Hides n o t o 34. per 11144. COAL EXCHANGE, Nov. 2. 11. , t Calls, its the Pool, per Chaldrets ,Os. W. Del levied to Houeekeeiwrs at 714. 04. hundivLinil, per Ch ildren ble. Delivered to flotetelceepeee at 43e. 04 HlGll WATLR THIS DAY AT LONDuN BRIDUL. 99 al♦. after ♦. AT IN MARE LANE, I of Oct. to the 27th of O. the new Act. a 4. 78( Quarters at 78 784 at 77 467 at 76 1431 ----- at 75 1583 ---- at 74 .281 at 73 10 at 72 270 ---- at 70 46 ---- at 69 383 at 61 100 -- at 65 92 34 lie 10'1 ----- at 63 ♦♦ - at 64 110 at C , ./ .---. at 58 -As or ar 79s 1114. 31 last ItAtutn. BIRTH. Tiu-5.1..y last, the Lady of II my Percy Rmi, wav safely delivered of a son, at evictors-Hall, its Yorkshire. MARRIAGE. LAely, at Cilri:tchurch, Mr. John Pil!great, jun. in Air servur, 01 the H.o. Last India Company, to M.ea Druitt, daughter of the late Mr. Philip Omit!, surgeon, of Christ. church. DEATHS. In Eccles-street, on F..dey se'anight, wick and justly regretted, John Ball, 11:11. List week, at AV ickhatti, in his 3Hth year, the R., Dr. Thomas, Rector of that place, and als. of De : tforel, , Kent, and nephew to the late Bight Rev. Dr. John Thomas. Bishop of Rochester. • • 4 El kr:S. By Mr. C. 1.% ALKETt, At his Home, No. T,15t:16,• ore 4, Covent•Gltden, FNMA Nto XT, ani foilnwmg Dtv, A Collettion of Antient and Modern TrAfts, a few 11 ,arlv inintr.l Books, Bloks of Prnts, atl.ues, Stc. Mly t.bc , vie oed To-murrow and Thunalay, and Cat.d.,gurs had. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM AND TYIIIEN. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. M..bus. SKINNER, DYKE, ■nd Co. - - -----•-- - -•-• - - - At Garraway's on MONDAY, Noocmber 12, at Twelve cielock, in ONE LOT, A Valuable and very desirable FREEI-10LEI -CI FARM, atirate In the parish of IRCI4E7CFF.R, part di vid,d by the Iligh Road, 411.11 bOtllld..!d by the River :Cm; o.le Mile from Wellingloonsugh, and about 11 from N,rth arnotwi; comprising the P•rvonage Farm, containing 253 Acres of inclosed rich . erasing Meadow and fertile Arable hand, free of Great Tithes, a very good Dweing (Lave. Offices and Gard Ms with every witefra,v Out liond ui r, to g,titer with the inipropriate Tythes4 Oirn, Grain. a c rd Das. arising (ruin about 70 Acres of old inclosed Land, in the prw seviiiii of ap unexceptionably good Tenant, whole Lease pires at Michaelmas 1106, except 10 Acres, held from Year 1-• Year, at R , :iits amounting to 5551 per Annum, cap , blc of increase at the expiration of the Term. Also, the improprlate Great Tyihes of Cony n Grain, and Hay, amid' Item 101 Acres of old inclosed Land in hand. May be 'tiered, and printod Particulars had, at the deenge, Nortliamptun; Crown, Leits7. , ter; Snan, bfaiket klarboenuel, and Nen"i , vt P 411141; G2.3f44, WabUill; tit the Prltit,r, th • NiortliaMptoll, Leice.ter, anJ Coventry PA! era of %Ir. GelJerd, tiolicnor, (;rev'. ; Me•<n. Hod.o.t, Wellingb .rough ; at the Place of Male; and of Moira, Skin, tier, Dyla; and Co. Aldurigate•street, Landon. • FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ir_srArEs. Si FRATVORD GREEN, AND TliE BRAM DRAY. By Mr. SMITH, .t Garraway's, OQ TUESDAY, the tOth of November, By U,der vi the Executors of Mr. SAMUEL TURNER. .4%.-eated, in Lots, %I WO substantial FREEHOLD DWELLING A Ht/LISES, pleasantly situate at Stratford Green, ill the Ota:up.itiou Mes.ts. 1./ACRE and TITOMPSON, with chtvrrid airy Bed Chambers, Pail.nirs, Coa - h Douses St, Ishng, Ohi,.ws, and walled Gardens. Ake three Crata:,att D.'Jl.ng 11.•11•CS nearly adj-ining, with two Rooms est each Fl.sar, Gardena, and Ont Buildh•gs, left to Messn. CLIRTN„ 11 - 11 . 1 R, &AI MoNKFict.n. A Freehold Ground Rent or 71. per Annum, inning oet of a Pastry Cook's Shop, Bake house, and Preints,s, u j iposiat tha.George, at Stratford, in the Oc:upation of Mr. 1)A Vl`. A I/welting Howse, Witetris Sho - ,:i Slaughter I Luise, and P:einiseslett to Mr. RICHARD CUI'C, and part of the adjoiniox House, lishj by Mr. 1134 BEIt. A Dwelline. House, spacitan Shop, Yard, S'iaught Hence, Mid Out tinildings, in the Brunie:iv, Stratford, lest to Mr. JOI IN ELLIS, Botcher. A Leasehold Dwelling Wow, Front Shop,..and Premises adjoining, in the Occupation rd . Mrs. GIBSON. A Ftc , huld Estate, conswising the extensive Premises, In the (ccapatioh of Mr. COR NISH, Biker, ivaarths of Forty Feet in Front of this Broadway, with Parlour; and Bea Rooms of good pro , Yard, Granary, Bakehouse, and ll a linilonigs. A How,, Gr.wer's Chc.we and liti:ter Warehouse:, end Pr outset, lett to Mr. CIIRISTOPFIF_R DALC, and Chemenionger. A Leasehold Estate, cam • - g sta.atal Lletellng House, at the %Vest Find .4 Essex W %milord, ;en to 0: W.F. BROOKS, Eni. with thirst nit each Fluor, lane Garlen, t)tie..o., Stables, House, Otit-huild,ngs, and a cnati Paddock in Rood. May be viewed with li•ase of the Tenants, Three cednig the Sale : anilyartisu IN then had at roe St ford ; Green Mats, Laytondo:se ; Conk and Red, a Hatt, Runiford; at Gar 41-.4!/ . 3.; and of Mr. Smack Broad-s reef, near the Royal Exchange. LYNFORD H ALL, MANSION, MANOR, ANI HOLD ESTATE., NORFOLK. Ry Mows. YOUNG and SON. At Garstraf:„ TUESDAY, the 27th tuttaist, tieback, it: One I.nt„ E MANOR of LYNFORD, with a:4 substantial Brick M, nawn, calls Hail....lightrully situated in a most desirable putt ty, abounding with Caine liarticulady Pheavant., front 'Thetford, four from Game, ten imam .ftwaff' flO4ll Norwich, and eighty-tour from Lon.lon; wt afric....a, A capital Kitchen-garden, with Hot hettrie eit., all inclined with twelve feet Wall, Fruit 'Vtree, Pleasure Grounds, Platuattone, Meadow, allrl Arable Land; refreshed by a eonctantly running and several-Sheets of Water—the whole contaimr 140 Acres in a ring Fence and Tif!ie Free, comp whole of the Pa:ish, which malaria it newly equal ta Par Klittl—the Annual Value about 7All. exalt+ bleadou and Motor. The whole n in !foul, and mae ba hut. 11,0001. o; the Puteha,e-aeon ...JAI on Mortgaga for Years. The Maui: a. 1.1 Faun fur.y be viewed on 111ota , ! 1 ` ucvJart, and Fridayi, between the !lows of Fleven e on application to the Bailiff, John ; .tort Pt cidart way be It.nl rat the Clievpmr, B- orlon Angel. Bury; Crown, Sivaffliani Union NI Newinarket; King's Head, Sort .2; D..kii`a He of Mews. Beaters arid Mania, No. 4, FurelmaN born; at Garraway't ; sod of Slams. 14.12 , 1 mid LONDON :—Printed by C. DAVIDSON. No •ttet, St. Cl.imnts, and i.ublish,l by %V WI Of f ice, Nu. I:), auk of St (.1.-ml , it Church, SI OMNI; icy *a PayerStf., (post-paid) we! bs dut? pr 'portion% Dote:, 1 arch ILC, Grua. R a AI to Iljildin the:, R alito, Co front of tb ee Dtv• " • Swan, t. , a nd 1% r.t AN, No. ti IND FR tt, at Teel it an esc tiled Lyra of the 11..1 It , . 'ix Ma drharn. t!... eith erred ee -nd I wait ct.o t dow,e,to.l ining Sure tainerg trtiptuong t to bring Ext eloeite ul t and early P money nosy r otolave, W rn and Thr printed Pa • Thatfool Milk: Pc Head, II" Ill ' s 11111. I Si', No. yc VEST, ate t Strand, Ore le attendee nintEMEMMill • SALES BY AUCTION. SHELLS, POLISHED AGATES, CHRYSTALS,, CAMELLANS, &c. By Mr. C. WALKER, At his House, No, 35, Tagistuelr-street, Cogent Carden, TU-MORROW, and Indulging 1.1, SHELLS, polished, ilg.stes, Chryst4ls, 4nd Ca rue liana ,• cur'ung Old Coma, Dela, and Perdan Waye ,• Stained Glavi, Miniatures, Watche,; a capital Compound' Microcope, by Rameden; and a %ariety of hlisce,lan:mvio Articles. May be Yiewcd thi: day, and Catilo:tra had. BOOKS. B, Mr. KING, At his Grent Rflorn, is King et, Covent Garden, oti TfiIIKSDAY next, and tau fullownig Days, at Tweleta o'Cluck, ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, chi 41y ig English Literature, iucludin t a largo iitrli'ver Fr It( ts late the Pinii..rty of a di.tingui.hed CriIICAI 5C11014,, d- , eaa4.. May be viewed un Wednesday j and Catalogues had a the Roots'. I