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.~ tin. *sr Elves bk. ha titoWx, —.0.6,.... . . . , _ TO Tan MOSOUSAISLE Tar AnSOITTS, Idl2ll, SOROZIPSAS, 111 ITAISLIAIISST ASS '' J 04. -..- The FOURTH REPORT of t h e Sterveyor ILand Become of the Ctorni, is dottiest., sp.. , tiers of SU Act of PscliSseeet, pewit he the Ist. Hie Majesty's retro, istleuled, An Art Air -the Alsesiselost of the I..sed Remise of *semen: et the Sale of Fee fens sad ether Cuitoperreehle Rests.' I am now, in fulfilment of my duty, to lay be fore this Honourable House, an account of my pro ceedings in the management of the Lauded Prtr. pkrty of the Crown, since the tithe of making toy Third Rvpott, which was presented to Ills Majelitt', and to both Houses of Parliament, on the 4th of March, Itto6;. and. in stating the progress.*ltich has beets toads within. that period. I .sitall„telinw the saute prim and arrangenieut as was adopted in otyjarmer Keports... ; The pait.Of the business to be first stated, at ...mini:, to that arraugertieit, is an account of the 1.- ! .e. 4 the lard estates, tote particulars of whiCh , ..• 411,t . pin *Schedule in the Apfendiuslistiogliio. . r*; .t* i c premises which had, froto thoae which t hud . 114 lieo heforein lease. . Viola this Schedule, it appears, that trine* the dia. , of that Report, leassis, live hers lialited•of littel-votirkes which had berxhefore in leem, of the ypirly ~slur ist. 11.93ti1.. I IV. td;., 4046 . 4 I to the. Hyphrts of Surveyiirs acting ttpuo iseth; that the mots riniefved iu those leases ainouid tirletcY4,9l: Ile:3d. per nitwits; and that ths 'fineli . :pairl in rdepect- of .badiags clasprilerf in thrise estates amount to 3:8521. That the raJue of Abe same. 'itemiser; by the latest surveys or tither accounts, ' ' 4 ,r previously existing iii the Sur, eyor4lourrers Office, was, 1,1071. 7s. Id. ; that the puts reserved, in the former le., were outy 1341. 148.1 a. awl were . . . . to shoot U71. 15x. fil. ; and same were 12.9951. .).. OW. whiCh hail not bred before considerably one is that iti the , which reverted to the Cdnsn the bite Lord Montagu. .Milli Vol. Stepheii Poylats, Earl. mod wife; of which estate a full my Third Report. The snb. leases in thin class consist value e marries, the manual value of _ is eseettesitsed ; but this Seim , slatement of the tints • thereby re _ amounting to 1,0161. Is. till. per annum, and other particulars connected therewith. dAer this general recusant of the la estaum granted, I think it i to mention . follow tug i f iostarscor re of deviation m the use t ea of iimalagessift. lutosigthurfiinesspplietfor sines thil i t i 4ll; p aiT Irollitripersi dram a e rn e le tb;kod of ' iif tbe:Costio of St. BrintePe, sad beak diens,. rch. juiniag, iia the•cooasy of Gloucester, formerly held be his Lordships with as estate called Wlatense-sd • Poit, under* lease which expired lest year ; end for a new lease e both these estates his Lordship appliiid,-in the weal manner. Bat on. bovinir a survey lad valtiasiou mode thereof, it was ~tilted to roe, that N'hitemead Park was situated within, oil wits mayfly samatanded by, dm forget of Dean ; that it consisted of 427 acres of laud, sod that theta was epee' it, in the year Iso4, when the survey was made, tiotherof the value of above Ltohiol. sod iii ft.-thirds of that timbres was contained in three small woods, not exceeding or# acres ' it afforded a strong proofboth of the excellence o f the soil for She growth of timber, and of the heuefit which alight he derived from appropriating the whole of the estate to• that we, particularly as it is t akpitatied near the Keepert hvelge,-hr Perk and Wilil, WAY( Forest, and at a distance from any town are village, and, on that account, not liable to be , I eon. I therefore thought it my duty in y . eport to the Treasury. on Lord Berkeley's applicotipti, to. propeae, that the lease of that estate should not be roaewed, but tliat it should tie, put wailer the mite. aigeaseut of the Rnrseyor.tivueral of His *Lies iter Woods ; and tile Terssury having concurred in tltet opinion, it was excepted in the renewal of the ;Artie to his Lonlsbip. and put under the manage =tat of the Ofike of Woods accordingly. But although this estate is thus withdrawn from - - - the leasehold property of the Crown, and will not appear in the rentals thereof, it is not, to be r 0116.• dered as being. on that aerostat. unprodUctive of Revenue. Indeed the transference of it I. the Office of Wo.Ap earl Fore,ta, rill produce a very different effect ; as there can be tin doubt that it will become much mote valuable and pnulac. tire, when kept foe raiting timber, than it, could rossibTy be, if let sic farm to any tenent. Although therefore it cannot come into the Schedules annex ad hereto, either of tcases granted, er Of estates sold, I think it tight to bring it into the general abstract of the Crown's landed property ; and I have therein stated it merely at the rent put upon it by the sur veyor, on a supposition of its being let-as a farm. not having, as yet, any infornietion ai to the value which it will probubly require, when kept for the produce of timbi r. Another cute his also recently necunred. *here I have thought it star ditty to topmast:mad thane/al.. lands, wine') had been formerly vetted on lease, should he excepted from the tease on the renege'. The present lease of the minor of Elthatu, in the county of kent.e ill expire at Lady-del, lei f; and Sir John Shaw, the leafs*. having made an applies ti 0:1 to Ilse Treasury for • rvi iewal , 1 fon sad, on haring a survey and valuation taken of that estate, that there were nearly 300uctra of woodland within it, the timber no which (a great part whereof was stated to be fit for the use of Ilia Nbijcsty's navy) was ra hiedrat beady 13,0001.: and considering that the soil iwperticularly adapted for the growth of ti raiser, and from hit vicinity to the rivet 'flamer, isu facikty is afforded of conveying th e timber, ' fiat. w may be felled there, to any of the dock- Intl* tkat are or mat ' here a ft er be ther e s it ua t e d, at ismoderate expense, I thought it my duty to propose to the Treasury. that these woodlands shoad not be ineladed in the lease to be gramettl tif' Otiriciin !!pan, but spode, at the expiratinp . Orefk psreiwnt lease, Ie resumed end taiiiiagtal, of ell 100 ficreafter detertiliaed, for the praJiice**4 naval 1., other. Aud the Hoard of T re asury . baring con tniititf 411fLute in tills opinion, directs o W , lgte . e , c 7i e.lzfirtgly !recta given for carayirgrfbete loth i4rect, 'ci the ASierittieli Of dpit ISIPItaI *ref rat estate. t - 4 `-' . '" ' "' • - - • -- intros'" to fakes, irmilesew . - t tian and :.5e.,3 t- - Id the ' ItellErZZier,. theft -is :likewise , lacludett. ereerre. . tes Itkrelaich, near the steroid, whithrihihr hated to we to ebet,hlPiTta filet , served as the censer* ialleJr Allthildifaits 'Sail two other coileatme *disking to Streleirthe headier erected: dimwit l'aisal -they. have• desired that the _whole of,theadiptssuisea mid commons should, on the expirolioi , if the prearielealia be transferred 'to dam Inlaid,. for themard the peistic • surd the Learliosof the Treasury MA( ellte=i 6 eir C 0... ' c Weser theme% direatiois heels . wit been gives, for tratuteveinklitiorpernatima4la particular description of which to : ' ilO6-110 1 111ent in the Appendix,) into tbe 'et the Board of Ordnance, en the expiratieugar tie lean now held 'by Sir John Shaw. .• • ..: • In the year 1806, a issiosesiaL was referred to ams by the Treasury, ftwerthellishop of Oxford, :god.ll new lame of certain lands within the forests of and Shotover, and praying that, on ac of the smallness of the ineosio of that bishop- S s the old trots of tool, only might be reserved ott it, instead of reversing • rent equal to the ion- Vroved value of the estate.; but quo referring to the Vkt passed in fire 34th year of His Majesty. for the batter snanagentent of the land resume .of the 4.3roserr; it appeared to me doubtful, whether, under %he provision s of that Act, which authorises the ifreirds of the Traishry to grant leases of land, at h rents as shalt foil deemed by-theot 41 to be a jimmmishlatirst•tor - consideration . . for such leases or Vllllll6, - wfezetre*tabiog ilik flue ditor the same," a , 41lasera/ the klatrifigert*brthibithop of Oxford. 'Medd legally bo *esntod, the , estate being esti mated of the dear 3btily mike; of 36:11. tea 6d. lad' I therefore, in * preiheioary Report to titer bittiiships. stated the de whisk- hod -excreted to epee the *object. 4,11,1110111•1111,0144,111104 11101/mayrairpood asealehreastath 4, to amble is Illefirdy *brat •• amt lam b lea forager reels. thiv OW NINON of athittiailehr OW holies", et ougramito. i 41811WMIN/bitaikelaimpasatioas ;'' - aid, under the , litterritilittlimaisiaed..imehat he% dm lease was'. lirTrib l i t hl lihkelfeeeeletelly, ~ ittelse old rent . WE' Hijitifiledillm - 4 bare isieeteedle the APpesi. as, topserlit asp Itapateee doso Tattaiasy.ima shift. lletarliti.'iliad of tiser - p .. asiall slilledball7e*la 44 . sahib hiffemslaiaall the eireamasteasesilmiletik illikvldpistailvis subject. • • -- % Of bosses, the pasiitotees of the stew loam . eolith Iyao beserranted, are also Aires iusitrealer dal** the atlipo/41111 *OM Which *Medi% it sppeamilibb lbw--yeca.rely valee of the mash* be fogs isi Wee, as estimated letwerveyere, aellag la oath, aiamseala to eipll9l. *steel. ; that seer stir' i t yeady vests Ilaserved..ainoiseit le 11.94111. Ils. I .; • ' ellg 11 " 041. leediete •••••11‘ That else sal valeta, theasase peetabrat,llCoo.4llls tO tilt ' 'media( aseeinats thereof, was X,5361.11a ed.; 1 Oast the mots reserved by the former lessee, I.ellbesaseed only to 33t1. lee. 'told. redeem'. by illellialear made it respect of load tie about . llNlt'es.l4lo. ' • sad that the .daas. p: te id for the' I illist slammed only to 1,8831..1i0. 6d. , Xfflieases, er.curtliges.to bosses. which had not baitybelbrW. ia Imam an separate lease has been ovvoiltard t* .bait a piece of greoud for a cartilage, falleMlistleteethis class of property, is comprised its 11,001,0'Pailiksof premise...which had been before 110 teast.,VAiews, in this Schedule, of which ground Me ruishill:Valee, as estimated on oath, is 351. Hs. hi., assehr ri.ot of that amount has been reserved fori. - Of bath land estates and houses, many Mese have also been agreed to be grunted, and are able in progress, under the•iiiithority of warrestallatii the Board of Treasury ; and of these, the lays are given, is like manner; iii Schedules, Meer& ltd in the .4rwisrlis; '''... Front the Scitratite'llPlersitilire*d for, of land tOtolts, it opparrs, that die yearly value of such of these 'switates si harV been before in lease is 9,9991."11`70., as ecrtilied. by Surveyors upon outh ; that 'the rent, ro he reserved 144 tbu estates amount to' 1,274. 19s. Id.; and that the fines *rise paid, in respect to buildings com prised therein, amount to 2,51i71. ; that the yearly value of the wore premises, by former accounta, amounted to 3,1341. Gs. I td. ; that the rents rep served for the same, in the la 4 leases, amomittat to no more than 6911. 12s. 60. awl were reduced by land tax to about 3341. ts.; and that the has paid for the same amounted to (1,61 11. 11s. 9d. fTo be eousj eyed.) ' Captains 'Rica anl BarrEaric, of Lyon, who Melt detained at Oporto by Marshal SOULT . S army. Kave arrived iafe, home, having Pa.* theireecujie in teniequence of the recent chimps in 'Portugal:• The ships and cargoes 'will now Ise 'reitbeed lif their proem 'after paying salvage or EiPtoreittouer, A iniwthig sea heti! at Coil on' the tithing:* to receive a statement of the affairs of thelletating tr house Wf ' 'mina and Kas.atrrs. It watt stated by $ a r.r. ' moat, that althoogh it was the necesaity ; o •doptingis barn nary suspension of its Parileolts l yet at 1 mains equal to aft its esigagetnerma. It appeased; he said, Trans tbe Most accurate istopection.,_34actlie he* taikseesed in • cash, hoods. :billy ßii*tifirielitial Dotes, snort- , gages, ale.. to tb ) auriatt Mr (foor,oool. ' a htc'h formed funds:smeity._equalr.so its debts. The total amount' of ti of ',riche must minute inspection also, amounted to 447.0001. - There Yeas not taken into cideunition or tire fond., the ernbant of ioterest on the 'several securltiej, witichisoold, at Hai heat, amount to 40,0001. -Ali thik i hseeeer, aria entirely independent of the landed PM/PITO the rroprietors, Whicli; at the Irma, could ' het be 'Olmsted at leas . than' to,oool pea anoadi. it was "dials ! smiled to vest The property, e' each plittesobeali be considered adequate. is trustees, Nutimit MI tleasseds—to visible them tar pay ink.- oo.oliputtai from the eth inothut, the day whin the stopped peyaiesittied,Rituttly.4lo osalde yoga the Dotes under live guinea/. ■ - LLA110i1eA4.1i...... .• - . , 6 ''''. , ifaiii ' iii L 4 • • dll6olllllr . fornntetreett slit- 'Mutat, tT ',Yaws, Williiiii Cat'', Est. t. Tbleugriculturelists assernWed ilreli In &Wive the impr-ved od animates. to examine the iii disoek, and others brought fur Fitly/ the prise sheep and boars. __ _..... to deposit oil-cake dust with tarnip-seed, dallied peculiar attention : it bad three barrels • one for the rape-dust; one for the tirnip-sited. ;ad one to keep die others in such re-. gular motion. that each of their contehts could not mac, nor could the rape-dust clog up, as frequently had occurred, preventing a regular deposition ; be sidei, a saving in the quantity of immure had thus been elfected, and one ton of retie -dug Was sutfo cient to manure six acres, and four•piuts of turnips vied were sown with it. This machine was made at both:sans, under the particeler direction of -Mr. COE', and was allowed to be the most perfect ever exhibted. . The company then saw a machine to sow tur n'ps. It has a barbel Mae feet long, supported by two little wheels a short distance from the ground, and the seed is turned out most regularly by cups, Munar to thMe in a drill. There is r a cloth affixed mei I the outside of the barrel, which prevents the air d • having any effect on the fal/ing seed, and for that r usoo o and the regularity with which it is de posite I, it was dreamed very useful. Mr. Overman shewed a capital plough, to break up the hardest roads. Although it worked with only two horses. it completely broke up the bard rood in the Park, to the depth of 16 or 18 ruches.— I. is of very simple construction, consisting ot a long round sharp-pointed shear, 'similar to the ploughs used in the hard flinty grounds of Kent and other counties. A Layer laid down with cock's -foot grass, and a little Dutch clover With it, Mr. Coke pointed out as deserving particular attention. It had main tained, in capital condition, ever since the turnips were consumed. ever sheep per acre. and would hire carried more. The coilehloorgreee Mr. Coke tam highly recommended, as - being/kr Preferable to rye grass, which was a much more exhausting crop, would not carry so much more stalk, and con iiqueiitly the more tether, or manure, being thus put on tne land, the corn crop was the greater. As a proof of its strong vegetative power, a plant of coelesloot, constantly cut down close for twenty-two days, grew every tweiity-four hours an inch in height. and shootisg most luxuriant branches, affordiag more abundant food than the rye grass. —Mr. Coke recommends of the rock's -fret . for seed, two barbels an acre, and eight panda of Dutch clover. . . . large tracts of laud sown with soin.roitt • were mowing. and the crop produced a good swarth , aid net"! excellent order. . Arts, next obieet of attraction was =admirable scatter, ,which w-worked witligmet ease by fair harem it irittwork twelve acres o-day. and the crops *Charley town last, after this seuiller, were allowed to be better dam dame &patted aftirthe plough. b. ki partieslarly adcalatod for light hinds 11114 will •eat desist be generally seed in such aids. • At Mr. fillsophoeirs. at Long Lung, its the ftrpt-. lords Mr. Passmate s of Doscaster, inhibited • efof. mating machine. The utility and. simplicity of this mochine indocod the inventor to Offer it-lo the . public. It is not the least liable to be put nut of mane, the knives being easily takeo. Ziff to grind and fixed on by any one. . A lad ma work it. and 84 ',tube!' ea hour are cut. Mr. Pasmore alio shewed a small mill, to grind wheat, to which were affixed three dressing machines. The prim six gammas. A lad can grind and dress four hushels of corn a day. It . also will grind a bushel of malt is five - ininatcs, arid other grain iu proportion. Mr. Lester shelved a thrash tog machine to work with the power of two men totwin. and one to feed it. It will thrash 00 coombs of holey in • day. In the barn were seen half-bred Bouth-Down and Merino ewes cli the wool of which was most superior. Times, Kyeland ewes, with a little eft sir sot clipped. and which' wercoug$1114 111 ,411 116 ! pounds a fleece, worth fi ve ' InsetriL Yr. Mobley, Mr. Beck, and - 144 . Ilimlii *mit git. prize home. The prise OM ' So.ttikliorrit, Merino, and " s Va ries ages, were likewise ghetto. At four e miss than two li sodred of theviost distin -Trolasmen and Agricaltorists sat down to dinner; aramtim wham were:— theism the Duke of Seaford; Zarb Talbot and Or. i lark H. Petty, Parameter. Swaillerd, Debase, sad ; Sir Watkia W. Wyss ; Sir Jobs &bri g ht ; -..---: ' , An. M.P. ; Rua. 0. Herbert ; Hem H. Mere ; t ir :Lieo t-Caloviai consiagliora i Colonel Fitzroy; Major .41Mitte; Rev St Jobs Priest; N. Stykilean ; Moseley, .-..... Ire% .....-.• Rom, Imps.; Minn. Dime% Case, Rowe,. Salebee, Watton„ Wine, livorare, he. he. After dinner, the first toasts wore The Cesstitation and Kitig—Proverity to Agrkaituni.-• Floe ammo mod dot with three braes ti...—Thear a p,... • sty the Mame of lbeweelli dam Saes trees—.Mr ti to eis--Slr Jo h Ilaske+lrefOtiow. • 'Mr. Coke snide arse remarks on the superiority Tthe Sontlf-dtbeet and Merino shrep, particularly as 4 relating to the fifer quality of the wool ; as did . • Mr. 'l'nllett, hut which our limits this day will -Vow us fo state. health of Mr. Tollett was drunk, *and the Otani then went to the solo of Smith-dove *hoop. _m g Merino rams. flosth-dOwls theuves, in lots of ten each, were sold at— --' • Ist t.--lotribiess, purchased by Mr. Amiss - Lid z.... 24 groosoo—or. mama. Lot s.—as 'raisins—sir. Amps. . Lot 4.--. is picas—qtr.Arormi. . Lots.—aa poem. Two r year Ityeland ewes, lots of ten each— .____ _ . - - '. Dell Pomo.. bailee. ail-Surgeon Lewis O'Hara, both of the U. , rnent of foot, the parties met at three o'cleek the following dry, Awe 15, on Weadimin , • :Her COlBlOOll 9 Munn' than wiles flisen *lrides , Engirt M. Mendell by Lieut. ditepaliallisanti /I 1 r. 011. by Emilio Stewart. all of the nth. A man: , her of spectators were. present. The geauld measured at 11 paces thstaect, the polies fir ; without effect; when it was proposed, on the part of Eintign M. that a mutual concession should take piece ; which, from the nature of the insult recaia ed, being deemed inadmissible no the part of Mr: ' OIL they proceeded to fire a secend time, wh ig i the ball from Emign M's. pistoiesitering 111 r. 011.'• right side, passed throng+ his body sod was in.. staidly corseted, by the applicatiooofa lancet, from his left. After receiving the nosed, he declined altering his position for some mitering ; but cony. tinned calling out to hissulversary to fly, sad evade Nee pursuit of some constable* w he were observers of the sctne, and who succeeded in taking him lotocus. toffy. M. O'H. was conveyed to his op/moweds in the barracks at Maldeo, where he espied the fbllowing meriting, et tire o'clock. He wm a very fine young man, in his itth year: and was highly esteemed by his brother officers: His remains were iaterred, with all possible respect, at Midday oa Sunday ; the men of the 11th, sad the Una.. goons and Norfolk Militia, quartered in the place, lining the streets through which the proeessioa passed. followed by the officers in garrison, and at. tended with the uniretsal regret of the itthabitents of the town and neighbourhood. Ensign N. has since found means to escape from custody, and the seconds hare likewise absconded. CA NAVA Ts. We have been faa . " —wl " — oured with the following con. rent statement of the transactions which took place tro &today night, in the neighbourhood ores:nick The Kee. Nichol. Herbert and Richard Will. cocks, Esq. two Magltorates of the County of Wa. tlerford, having re fed private idertoadaa. sal Stday last, that s douse about I, mild. front C riCk, was to be Atack.ed sit that eight , by en arE ed party Jsf „ miscreants, styling themselves Commis. they : cioncerted measures to resist sod defeat such attack, and it ws% agreed that Mr. Her. bid should take a patty ,o 1 the military stationed at Shanahil, and that Mr. Willeocks should take a :patty out of Carrick, Jtod proceed ih different di reetions. so as to meet at a given paha. Upon Mr. I ferbert pmeeeding from Currmiltmere to %ambit. he saw some wee of very suspicious appearance endeavouring to break into a farm-house, and hav ing laid bold of one of them, he found a pistol concealed under hie coat, and immediately made him prisoner ; and on turning about to the rest, he discovered .a desperado with a pistol presented at the hack of the person who accompanied him, ap parently with a determination to take his life, upon which Mr. Herbert immediately discharged his tot at the fellow, which took effect, and killed him upon the spot ; fire others of the party were taken by Mr. FDrbert, on one of whom was found a pike with a short handle, concealed under his Mat, and a pistol was also found at the house where they were apprehended. Mr. Willcocks met with another party of these eaitcemata, about eigbt in number, near Cooks muck, whom he endeavoured to make prisoners. and the soldiers fired several shots at them, but the alight being dark, sad they having taken to the Weeds, they effected their escape. However, we have heard that Mr. Willcocks apprehended two fellows, against whom there is good information. The party met by Mr. Herbert were in the act of forcibly providing thwack/s with horses, end had possessed themselves of lour froia that aeigh bourhood, as is supposed for the purpose ofjcbsing the ppa.rty met by Mr. Willcocks. _T inquest this Apg typiseld upon the body of tbk Ana that lees shot— w ho appeeni-toi he a mite efthe male of lager amity. from the prefab of illashcen, pod the jury found a verilia of isdirialde eide.—(Weterjtord Om Jour 13.) dlettlitAlUT-4iira tadu__.__. cad, by hind-tas. the fines paid for the a ..of.thr land estates, hom e the swot coin Osirity of Sussex, owl et the- d,entb of dm is lOW granted to WM ilisabeth Mr/ his • liseunt ww given in I j/It - li of the tuber %rase I MO, of tillers and su whidi cannot be easily Jule contains a ditem elerhed, amounting to . - i,7M1..M. s - • tiotto - .. .., ..,.. . . . . ~ : ;fp 1:, , , , ,a• ear !UWE 'to to. • •• - ' - ,;-:, dii;.,.,oi s Irrf.4, of • Olt 4% toady .00 „., • L. tisp . within the simmer ilbeit44 al ras o4*tit er t aII cie7 et.qmi , not be ' ranted on lease, la& irdtkili Ili *int Hp I 6 * IY. es or • r .. 11117 apbstilheenon if mieriusiondest na the part rat. over the Parole tb:ltt ' / ... nt4l,lllphrivent loam of these emotes.. itt came they eyelets, of pulverised a ,* c. ;:.7,, „o w it•dl Mei coutiond to be plated to them ; for it . fere itia,plemvatt at ii N oble it e ate. ,I, indeed been eeitilled to-me,' hy the vetveyors- exhibition, mad to vie. employed an both of thet the wends were; at ; An improved drill to iti, to lay be- the time the inrrnyi intre taken, in high ruttier- I tarnip-oeed, claimed . a !awry... aarmasou gum in urn 'gen—. 'e L a e 1 pisees:—Mr. Dell. ', Lel riaaes•-11r. Demme I, Let 3,. 6 33 gaiaess—!h. Deatoa. n Merlii• tera - sheier reins. r i g — d plaise—.lllr. .1 , 1 1 4..4114111.4••••••11r. geassis-alfr. Ilataber r:tbes .ll494 • - • cenervany separated. *tie had to go thy," triggetti. Ys. e' a 6 Ogenieilelei diP mg Vsidimitirfirfati . , . . • iirAtr.ic isrELLlcs.vcs. • ..-....4 6 .....:- . I- - . 110•11111.4122. ANN 20. Veiritiesi a fleet of ineeehantaiesr lisle de PIMP" —ll' Hid N. PLIMOSTIf o , Avg ag, Ar 1 wevi the Oteare dun of war, beta Altlallaaath i IVrtiumu stogy of war, from the Meditarratteirt; and Reviiii4s tura of war, from a cruise. F. 41.11011111. Just; to. Suit' d, the Manlier, on a cruise; Waissogit im i )wt lit, for I.isbots.;- and Priam tritest packet, for Gibraltar, • ate.-IVind N.N.W.. --www--. 1:10111 LLOYD'S LINT. Gitsvestwo,Joirsoo...-Arvive&thettawillatiew, Ileakee awl Thies, Carlin, from Geatasherilt i Glebe, Ilire sa i trust Charles' ire a ; ant *abed, Craalalijkaat )flaps.- 48401 the Wiailliant sad Lady Lathiagto% far taiirt; !Nebel& haara, ter the Bristle; Reedville, Hefts,' fees . Elias Awe, Naiiiii, the Madeira; fisting, leiletp el e i g; York i awl 1 ravellet, Dirk, fur Tesertirat . —.----es FATAL DUEL ' In consequence of ca•chipute wh;eh to !Owe4 d the Cricket-grouts& lour %Men. en the peewee, ing evening. betAlliseibiasigii P. Mahon and Aslo.l 1p ant-Surgeon Lewis Onus, both of the 11th Nig meet elf foot, the parties met at three o'eleek , a ; the following day, Awe 15, on Weal... ' 4 Hier CoMisittar Moat' *at Mile' fait I Ensign M. Mena*/ by Lieut. Stephens , and r. COS C - 11164111T-4itru It. Shiva at Mekat. Ships sold. Price. 6.t. Newcastle 48 s.'.iimierhusa. . . . s tt ..Sosse Coal . t yin. ed. to scot. imica OF STOCKS, visrEaDay. amok Stock , ' 3 per Gat. litedaced 4 per Cent. sit Long Assuan* lsi 11-16 Pis. Osmium 6 i r am. Witt Bonds Exchequer Bills 'Cowls tor 4Ol T. Billii, Illosh.ltraissr, No. 4, Cornbal l and N. 9, Charles -wise. .....-3111 13 -- Flllll7 - - Op the tali test at arenbutega, emir Winchester, the Lady at Wain fkirdso. M i nadassibter, ILa At Dinds6l, ea the tip l hest. OW,htewart, OA. Revd Portlier, rtbA., le Ithu C. /I.theitart. eairdist of Ike lli i r4o. Moose Stevart t at the stli Knutinast et Post. WITIIIIII AT LOP( DOWilitede THU D • W U dn. after a Aftsseasse t nibs after 9 LONDON : Primlnd by O. imvipso , o ish,2 l° Seeweli-erisrt. Cartirslseit; and t the ""'"' Ns. Is, Doak of St. Chuseesh Shawl ; by J. warps, fie Rana plate.-s Orders, etc. for this •Paper, 1 awns the Ofire e (gmost paid). will be thit, &needed to.