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•• WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, he. BefeteW LLIAM MAIt•WMUNG, Etc. and the Justices of the Peace for the City and Lately of West.. minder. . . FORTUNE TELLING. Elisobetb Jones was brought before the Magis trates, under the Vagrant Ad. Ann Lacy, a very , tall girl, of an innocent countenance and simple manners, was the principal Witness against her; and from her evidence it appeared, that this pro phetess had prevailed upon the poor girl to admit her into her master's house, in Hanover-square, in order that she might make known to her the events of her future life, of her sweetheart and fortune, and, in the sequel, persuaded her that it was neces sary she should have certain articles of value in her possession, for a limited period, in return for which she would give her a talisman, of an extraordi nary nature and influence, which had wrought such miracles as had never been known before. Vans wrought upon, this credulous girl gave her two . silver table spoons, six tea spoons, a one pound note, a shilling, a shawl, and a silk handkerchief. In return fur which, she received something wrap ped up in a piece of paper, which she was to lock up very carefully until her return, and by no means to examine it. She was then told her charm would be fulfilled at five o'clock, at which hour she would come back with the articles in her custody, and omi to her her future fate; on leaving the house, she striAly enjoined the girl neither to look behind her, nor to watch which way she went, for in that case the charm would be broken. Notwithstanding this injundion, and the powerful desire of knowing her fortune, the girl was induced to follow her, and when she had gone as far as Grosvenor-square, over took her in the ad of running away; she, however, recovered the possession of the articles ; and the prophetess, it appears, was not aware of her own fate, for she was taken into custody by a Police Officer, and, after an investigation before a Magi strate, was committed to prison. The Police Officer stated, that she did not then appear quite so well clad as when taken into custody. 'The CHAIRMAN told her, she belonged to a set of people who were a pest to society, and who, un der pretence of telling fortunes, imposed upon in nocent and credulous people, and most frequeatly robbed then,. He then informed her, that, had she been taken after five o'clock, she would have been tried in a very dofferent manner ; as it was, it was his duty to sentence her to six months imprison ment, and hard labour during that time ; but if she should he again brought before the Court on a si milar offence, she would he imprisoned two years ; and fora third offence she would be transported as a rogue and vagabond. The Prisoner appeared to be about 50 years of agO, of a swarthy complexion, dressed in a grey cloak and gypsey hat, and in every other resped carried all the charaderistics of one of the Sybilline sisterhood about her. POLICE. PUSLIC °MVP.. SOW.STILETP• Thursday a man was examined before Sir R CHARD Foso and T. Ito suites:, Esq. on suspicion of being concerned with another man, in stopping Mr. Green, of Lineoln's-inn, on the highway, near Sutton Common, on the night of the 47th Decem ber last, and robbing him of his witch, money, /cc. The Prisoner's apprehension was caused by his offer ing one of Mr. Green's seals to pledge with a pawn broker in Chandos-street, who detained him. The ace nint the Prisoner gave of his becoming passe-lied of the seal was so improbable, and Mr. Green saying he believed him to be one of the per sons who robbed him, the Magistrates bound the parties over to prosecute; but as there have been se veral other footpad robberies lately, the Prisoner was remanded for Monday next. The three men who have been in custody some time, on a charge of having extorted a considerable sum of money from a gentleman, under a threat of • accusing him of a certain detestable crime, were re examined, and fully committed to take their trial for a highway robbery. &fore AARON GIIIAttAIt, Esq. John Pitc4e., a Clerk or Agent, to a private lot tery, was charged by Mary - Pais with having re ceived from her one shilling and sixpence, as as in mance. The Proeecuttie stated that on the 6th day of De cember last she went to the Prisoner's lodgings in 3.m0-street, Osford-market ; he was nut at home, but came in soon after, when she insured with him No. 77, for half a guinea for the 512 d day's draw ing in a private lottery, or /tits go, for which in surance she paid him one shilling and sixpence. She insured two other numbers at the same time for the like sum and conditions, and for which she re ceived policies from the Prisoner to that circa. The Prisoner told her he was an agent in the business, and had just returned from settling his books.— The Prisoner has since with difficulty been appre hended. He was conviaed in the penalty of 1001. tinier the Little Go Alt, which not being able to pay, he was committed to the House of Correaion for three aresulls. .... Yesterday the potter of Mr. Harrison, a whole sale stationer, in LeadenhaU-street. was charged be fore Alderman H VST se, who sat for the - I.oao M A ♦on, on suspicion of robbisig his master of a large quantity of paper. Mr. Harrison received an anony mous letter, stating that his servant had been seen repeatedly in the aft of carrying away paper by stealth (tom his shop, to that of a biscuit baker in the neighl,ourhood. He accordingly took up the porter, upon suspicion, and having obtained a search warrant, discovered in the baker's house several reams of white am'. whited brown paper, which were identified as his property. A young lad came forward, and being sworn at its own solicitation, deposed that he was ease per son who stole the paper, and brought it to the 'Like's stn.!), where he received rakes in payment for it. The Baker admitted that he received souse pipet from the lad, but asserted. that the greater part . cf it was in the bootie when he entered into possession •pro the death of his brother. The Loner was ac. • oordiegly discharged. but the Baker was obliged to give bail, lama& is V.OOl. anti two sureties m 1001. each. to take bit trial at the neat Sessions for re. *Mot stolen goods., NdodL INTELLIOENCIL POITIMORYMPI, JAL 3. Arrived the Nancy cutter from a cruise off Havre. Wind S.E. foggy. TALMOVTI4, JAN. I. Sailed the Lady Arabi N picket, Captain Pollens, with a Mail for the Leeward Islands.—Wind E. DIAL, JAN. 2. Arrived the Speedy sloop of war, and the lorntt gun-brig, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs with the ship as per last ; and the Rolle and John end Rolf re transports. P. S. This afternoon, Admiral Lord Keith shifted his Rag from the Monarch to the Ardent man of war ; the !Monarch has sailed for Pottsmouth. JAN. 3. Arrived the Harm/ sloop of war from a cruise, and remains in the Downs with the ships as per last. Wind S.S.E. variable. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GIAVESINU, JAN. S.—Paned by the Courier, Graid, from Dominica; Marcaretta, klantin; and the Frederick Ludewis, Koake, from Seville &tiled the Cumlierland, %Valli', fur Jamaica ; and the Race Horse, Griffith, for flakier. So great is the exertion used to hasten the sailing of the Diedem. of 60 guns, from Woolwich, that such pensioners as ate capable, belonging to Green wich Hospital, are assisting in conveying the se veral stores on board. The late Colonel Karalo4 the 11th Regiment Native Infantry, who tINMar months after he re ceived his wounds, in the storming of Alhi Ghur, had lost his right hand, and his left thigh was shat tered to pieses ; seeing but little prospect of his re covery, he communicated his last wishes to General Wctt.tster, and they were respelling his two sons in His MA] tsrr's 733 Regiment, of whose interests the General, in the most affectionate manner, pro mised to take particular care. The Colonel had been twenty-seven years is the service, and had often fought under his uncle, Sir EYILI Coors, in various battles in India. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Faio+v, JAM. 4. Our supply of Wheat to-day is good, chiefly of remaining samples, and to day difficult of sale, millet less in price, and expected cheaper. Barley is in goal supply, and gives way in price. Malt continues to have heavy sale. Beano of both Newts are ratter ills-ape. Oats are in good quantity, awl have very heavy sale at a small reduction iii price. Flour is near per sack lower than lait week; with small fluctuation in other wicks. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat. his, 96.. 105 s. 841.1. , .411t. 54‘. 64. Fine do. ....106t. 1084. 04. Tick Beans .....46. As 04. Rye.... 54t. Nlls W. Oats 2114. 32•. 54.. 04. Utley 494 464. Od. P01ni1d5.........3.54 365. V. Malt. White Pae5.....544. 604. 01. Fine Flour...—. 864. 925. Od. trey Pees 444. eSs Od Seconds l4. 864 M. RETURN OF WHEA Including only from the 17th aweeably to t g. d. 164 Quarters at 129 120 - at 114 77 -- at 114 72 at 112 111 at 111 296 at 110 240 at 109 1:9 ---- at 108 260 at 187 20.6 it 106 And 38 Qu, Total 4,424 Quartam 34 Id. /owe tl A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Dec 22, to Dec. 16, (rum the Ceske 016 co. Sock& s 4. Socks s. d Sark , a. 4 1379. —.lOO • $373 95 • 924. 99 0 RM..— 9$ 0 10 94 6 39. 91 0 110 .... 97 6 374 94 0 166 90 0 76 .... 97 0 1911.......941 0 SO 6s 0 64 .... 96 • 5.......141 6 10 117 0 And 10 Socks at 11191 per Sack. Total-4,967 Sacks —Average OSs. 7id. Is. 114. lower than last Return UXBRIDGE. The Coro Insprfior's Retro, on Thursday, Jan. 3 Wheat, per load. 141 Od to 291 Oe Barley, per re 434 Ott to 47. Od Oats 2ss Orl to 375 Od may, . des Cd to Od non ..501 Oil orb 06s Od 'All HOPS. reesars. EMI ___ 31 164 to 41 15. Sosez 31 14s to 41 Ss Essea 411 14. is 41 Ss Kest Os to SI 10. Sows SI Os to 11 0. farnltato 71 Os to SI PRICE Of SUDS I lir ei Pot Cot. Rey, Ctooot Os to Of. What datto 5 4 1.. to 1206. T 9444 164 I. 406. Carrawsy ... 1408. to 1408. Corimaiir 148. to IIL MCI lAT IN TIM BOROUGH. usu►. _ •T 1 /MI.'S Ilay 111160 a 11 144 Nee Ol Oa a 01 Os 34. aw 11 16. a 21 Is Clayey 01 Oa a 01 4 P.. Aqaba'. to tee W Mustard Sad 7s. is lee id gyms digs.... Ik. se 17. Canary 7r. 61. Se 1111 Otl Rl.Geaa•.p qt. Ns M 30, AND STRAW. IDat. will 111•14.01. Hay •••• SD • • New. •-••••••• • a 011 no arots •• • • •••• It • SI $ Strew «11 IN • • SMITHFIIIL FOI ea We Jr. •• To ioak Ow some of 11No. 1100 l es Mrlr MI ed. 44 Id So As 64 Mono* V Mis Is 4d 6d ow do do OW eft& Ms Do. Bows Atm VlDownhosp. 11,5 M. NAVIGIATS AND LZADiNNALL 3INAILITIS * Mw tram lid Is 111 se 4s 31 I Veil. 3. 401 so Is Si blown ...11 011 l• 4.11%16.......). NI so 3. ad PIM 01, TALLOW it. how .% MiiAft .. 41 N I Two Till.. Ns Id Clew MA..... ...M 1.1 Boos 'Can I .....70 71.1 N Whaftl.4,4l 441 , .(4,1 48 N Sumo A. qix..) Ns SI To Mont •.1 olb .I.mmin I 41.1.15 w 44.111 ... M NB 1/4 1.1 I Paw nu* 40. Awsrsge True.. 44 Id 1 Gm... lf. U..... 1 Ow/. lt. 11.1.4:4.4. ND. Mudd $5 N Yoe. sr% 76.-14 Mrs et Candle% pet dos RAW MM. las Mhos esof Mons pi Mosso & ft • S. & 11•48isip. S 41 • • GI 0400.7 ........ AK le le W. Ma* OW. .... IS. M. tarifte Wm .......••••• ..... it IL SP 114. S. Sim NM ....... PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 30 to 561 b. each Ditto, 60 to 6516. each 24J to ISA Merchants Hacks —4 to 2./d Dressing Hides... 22d to 234 .Fine Coach Hides 93.1 to 241 Crop Hides for cutting 251 to 24d Flat Ordinary. Calf Skins . , 30 to 401 b. per Doz.”l 34d to 384 Ditto, !SO to 7016.. ,.. 13.3 d to b7d t.o Ditto 70 to 801 b Old to 94d t , Small (Greenland) 42d, to 45d & Large ditto 1 'Os to 1601 rr dozes. Tanned Horse Hides 25s to 38s per hide. COAL EXCHANGE, JAN. 4. Rest Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldron 56s 64. Delivered to Housekeepers at M. 64. Sunderland, per Chaldron -4 . 04. Delivered to Housekeeper. at --.1 01. PRICK OF IRISH STOCKS, Dec. 97 Government Debentures, 5 per cent $9l Grand Canal Loan, 4 !,er cent... 691 COURSE OF EXCH. Amsterdam 3B 6 9 U• Ditto at Sight 37 11 Rotterdam ll 2 2U. Hainburgh 95 6 21U. Alton* Park 1 clay's date 25 8 Ditto 25 16 2U. Bourdaa n ux .96 16 Cada in Pape• Ditto Madrid Ditto 331 Ora& Rabin Leghorn 49 Naples Dublin on London (Dee. 2 MARRIAGES. On Saturday last, at St. James's, Piccadilly, Mr. William Meggy, bookseller, and one of the proprietors of The Chelms ford Chronicle, to Miss Mary Turner, second daughter of C. Turner, Esq. of Rochester, Kent. Lately, Edward Acton Acton, Esq. of Gatacre Park, Salop, to Miss Spurgeon, daughter of the Rev. J. G. Spurgeon, of Lowestoff, Suffolk. On Tuesday last, at Birdork, near Falmouth, Captain Es awe, of the Rosa! Cornwall Militia, to Mid Pyke, ealy daughter of the late Mr. Pyke, merchant, of Falmouth. Tuesday, at Lyme, Bonner Collins, Esq. of Belmont-house, near Taunton, to Miss Cove, daugliteref the lase Rev. Edward Cove, of Durisford, in the County of Devon. Lately, at St. Andrew's Church, Plymouth, hir. Marriott, late of the Theatre Royal at that place, to Mrs Ferguson, widow of the lam Lieut. Ferguson, of the 42d, or Royal High , land Regiment of Foot. DEATHS. _ . „ On Thursday last, at his house, in Park-street, Westminster, Charles wnley, Esq. of Townley, in the county of Lancaster. On Sunday morning, in St. Peter's-street, Mrs. Sarah Top ping, widow, youngest daughter of the late John Lade, Earl. Lately, at Tenterden, at the age of S 6, to the deep distress of her family and friends, Mrs. Pomfret, wife of John Pom fret, E.q. and younger daughter of Richard Curteis, Esq. Lately, at Rochford, Joseph Robins's, a native of that place, whe attained the retuarkahle age of 1011 years. His oc cupation was that of a husbandman, and within the last sewn years he was capable of performing his gaily labour, He took great delight in following the hounds, and to a very late period of In. life joined in the chace with all the strength and vigour of youth. On Saturday last, in the 49th year of his age, Mr. Lithe,- land, of 4., verpeol, inventor and patentee of the Levet Watches, and clan useful and ingenious application of Helical Springs.to preserve the time of stringed musical instruments. A king and severe illtbipnelbo3 has impeded the farther utility of his superior mechanical abilities, and his death has deprived the puhlic of several minable Improvements in mechanics, *holt it was his intention to have lad Were them cre long, had his health permitted Monday sennight, most sincerely lamented, at her house ' in Belvedere-buildings, Bath, Mrs. A. Dempster, daughter .4 the late Jahn Dempster, I.q of Durinichen, North Britain ; in whom tree politeness and genuine Christianity were mast happily united. HIGH W THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morn. SO min. Mot 4.—liven. 42 "in. th 4. SALES BY AUCTION. FREENOLD ANSIDISCC 14 THE HOST ruGiug EMIT 0/ SAINT JAMES',STRLET, DIATI By Mr ROBINS. drt Clonsirs••• Coffee-haste. In I:change-alley, Corn es WEDNESDAY, the 16th isittaat, at Twelve o'Cleek. ii Tiel• Lon, LOT I. comprises a Spacious. Elegant, Flt EE HOLD MANSION. lately erected at a certsiderable exprnes, and hushed in a handsome lityk CmitilisoftioNO th• ground 600. • neat entrance, an eating parlour, wady , and damn mom; en the first it.., are to, .p at drawing. Nem% with folding deers. bid harsher. water-ctrort. Be. wa the setwetd miry are three trarelierit chantbeta. and fast imp stun TM bwiewariat esiettouns coeven.eld Aniseed dice. rowel cellars. sperms, opm,airy sard; the whale aiirsti• ▪ and in t.wepaste eirdee, M for the madame of a Gentientam's Baggily. eihmair N.. 59, WI II,• west St. Jasoweastreat InIN. lenonynno a Ass foie FM E Mtn .1) mons...et IVA. WILT It E•IOII.4CT. bring We GO, Aomori Lot I lowly priori* on • Amer Orly inantain salt" Moat. aged hated ap With • esawism-wed swipertio• to a family of Oa woe, sncnorign. sedry. aid lir .n f,..o+taaata filmillimaa *he WI rye rn••••••• at Lai, 44 west. Tots *ma, Widi ISOM ftwa.y peter tiii ms, is led et' Gihresiiirf a soli at MIL sgree. elms dim On da imp be ist a IN MARK LA M% of Dec. to the 221 of Dec th• new Act. ...-..-- -___. 1. 689 Quarters at 105 53 —...-- at 101 171 -- at 102 109 ..---...- at 100 181 --• at 96 50 ......—.— at 91 1 103 -- at 90 922 ---.... at SI 130 ...-..—.. at 16 65 .-...—... at 14 Afters at Vit. —Average 102 s. sp. han lot Return. PRICE OF STOCKS. TIIIIITS•11111• $ per Cent. Red... 4 per Cent Cent. Loyalty . Nil ke Apell 271241 5 per Long Annuities . Short Annuities 2 II- Imperial 3 per Cent 57 Irish S per Cent. . .. Sit Exchequer Bills Is Is. dis. English Lottery Tickets llO. 14s. Consols for.. T. BlSll,Stoek•Broker, No. 4, Coriiiiill. and 2, Charing• Cross. ;E., Fs: 1:1•T , JAN. 4. Genoa Venice Lisbon Oporto Dublin 9l out arms. I. Portugal Gold in Coin and Bars per oz 4 0 0 Dounloons . 0 0 0 New Dolla.s Silver in Bars New Louis each 0 ei Agit, on the Bank of Holland I per Cent. 0)... WALL FAIRLY MitviloM. tilt \I sitimi.tv-sts; %It ay at wines At Gems.. CoOft.lowoo. 1.0 lacit•eir attry. Comb.% , ot IN lON ISO O. T. Oro WO ~tats at trollo o'Clortt, ACAPITAL wed trail dniTabie potion Me gan LLASDKILD MAXSitilf. Anal up owl foot.. Mtois as tent op* motor to Oa puma Ore. . ',rev lomat ft.... hamilimes man point. SI Oo 11. to. stay osoll Atoolto ow" an olopot woo ammo in a weft of oto tos•lio Owns. wow% rOl sod* aiisiams. TOO ••• mod owl oossow low Oil oloomlopo. NO a dowing ow% aid Wa moo new • oftwhoy woo osloooso. emote &so* As. 710 OtrounwA tooptint swot ~tee of sowsoolom tilootwie aim of wort diwolpitow. may siallalog b is. Illma *bob tt 000pioso ways. sod hoosios • embilla sualusa Or a Op Mara or Uwe loomoft Totoofo t Or papaw owleowoo d Se Julio Sad o Owl. Wm . in gfre• pmembe • Laip4att MIL Ilto poootwo oso WA am boo of a omit rood ioNS. awl stwooollk awl imam rum a a Abooolob Able Ow am ...sots we MIS Or - llooli o oil imisis At Owe ookopoo. alb kb foll isms.... To tie wows. sift Ulm alp I polloilbooll SAIONOS said AO Roloor, Warmultaisest o Pam Ow *wog mop WWI I . SALES BY AUCI`IO. •••••••••••• FREEHOLD' ESTATES, IN RENT. By Mr. SMITH, At Gerraway's Coffee house, on WEDNESDAY the 30t1t ins.aat, at Twelve o'Clock, its Ten Lots, SEVERAL very desirable FREEHOLD FARMS, containing together upwards of 510 r ums tsr arable, pasture, meadow, hop, and wood la n d, i n t h e par i. hes of Beenchley, Capel, iembury, Tudely, YaldiuK, and Peek ham, near Tunbridge, in the county of Kent, in th e metro ,. Cons of Messrs. Joys ' Harm 'on Martin, Norton, Roo, aim ; Relf; also flas..lwriod in hand, with suitable farm hoagies, barns, stabling, and outbuildings. To be viewed with leave of the tenants ; and Paqiftllllllw4 twenty days preceding the Sale, at the Sussex Taverna, T ue .. bridge Wells ; Rose and Crown, Tunbridge; Chequ e rs, U m , berhurst ; Maidstone; Bull, Wrutham; Crown , S even Oaks ; Black Lion, Farintigham ; Boa and George, Dirtforra ; White Hart, Bonnie!' ; Meows Sersones and Son, Solic i t ors, Tunbridge; Mr. Carter, Solicitor, Staple's Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Smith, No 62, Broad-street, near the Royal Ek. change, where Plans of the Estates may he seen. THE MOAT FARM, NEAR HASTINGS, SllSstk. By Mr SMITH, At Garraway's, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'Clnek, k COMPACT and Valuable FREEHOLD I. ESTATE ; containing 166 acres of rich arable, and 1111,34 , ,w land, on the border of the high road, io toe I to, - of Salehu7st, neat Hastin,, , s, in the County of Sault, voilt e consenient farm-house, barns, stabling, and out.baildings, to good repair, iti a fine part of the country, affording delighif. i i prospects. The Farm is well stocked with thriving umber, and the land.tax redeemed. To be viewed 20 days iirecsding the Sale; and Particular. then had at the Swan ' Hastings ; George, Battle; Rose aye Crown, Tunbridge ; Star, Lewes ; Castle,. Bright:au ; Bult, Maidstone ; of Messrs. Szonnes and Son, Solicitors, Tut:- bridge Town; Mr. Carter, Solicitor, Staple-inn ;at G ar , way's; and of Mr, Smith, No. 62, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange, where a Map of the Estate mar ha sears.. UPPER COURT LODGE, NEAR GODS loNk.:, SURRL t• By Mr. SMITH At Garraway'a, on WEDNESDAY, the 39th instant, at Twelve o'clock, THE MANOR of WAT..DINGHAM, FREE. WARR k:N, with the Donative of the PeKoh, arid valuable FREEHOLD FARM in a ring fence, ca.1:.1 Upp, Court Lodge, containing 436 acres of arable, pasture, t,l wood land, tythe free, near the Fox-hounds arid liar icrs, fine sporting country, between Croydon and Godstorte, eightft i , miles from London, in the county of Surrey, with a haad, some farm house, commanding beautiful prospects of the surrounding country, containing three parlours, a hall, airy koxl chainbms, and offices, tunable for the reridence of a Gentleman fond of rural sport,, farm, and rick yank, three barns, excellent stabling, and outbuilding., in pod repair, lett on lease for a term of ten years unexpired, to Mr. Richard Darman, at a clear rent of 2301. per annum. The tenant quit the farm, if required, at Midsummer next, on receiving a fair equivalent. Tn be viewed twenty days previous to thy Sale ; and Particu lars then had at the White Hart, Goduone • Greyhound, Crvy• don; White Hart, Guildford; Spread Eagle, Epsom; Castle, Kingston; Conk, Sutton; White Hart and Roll, Bromley; Rose and Crown, Tunbridge; White Hart, Riverhead of Thomas !Austen. Esq. Temple; at Garraway'r ; and of Mr. Smith, 62, llrnad-.treet, near the Royal Exchange. ESTATE, ANI HANTS. By Mr. SMITH, At Giveaway's, on TUESDAY, March 19, at Twelve Mor' unless previously disposed of by Private Contract , HE MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR, of f NORTH HOUGHTON, and a very desirable FREE , HOLD ESTATE, comprising Three exeelient Farms, aim taining together WOO Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, mi Water Meadow Land, in high chltivation within a ring feats, situated in a fine sporting Country, an the boiler of the River Tees, near Stnckbridge, 07 miles from London, at floul, ts in the County of Han, with Three substantial Tarn lianas , Si: KITS, Threshing kfaehtne, numerous Office:, Straw Tanis, Oa-Houses, and Out-Buildings. Also, a valuable Fishe, . 0 . the Toes and its Branches. The Estate is in high order in band, and the Buildings in excellent repair 15,0001. of Purchase Mersey may remain on for Three Years. May be Aimed, and Panicsbus lid days Precedoic the Sale, at SS King's Head. = w 4r ; Crown , Basing. stnke ; Dort iv Southampanni utchester •' Comp, Whitchu hite Hart, Sarthury l While liart,Bath; et Garraway•s; WM of Mr. Salk No. G 2, Seandlietreet, near the Kura Sashose, where a Mop sof the Seta* my be seen PRENDERGAST, PEMBROKESHIRE . Freehold Watt/ Calton Mill, &c. with S•ren Acr•r of Land By PETER COXE, RIIRRELL. and FOSTER, At 6/1117,Way'S. on FRIDAY, February a• Twelve, A LL that Capital ERECTION, lately occupicJ Al by Matthew Tiqihain, Esq. as a Oxon Manufacinr, four stories in height, icinuining 1114 spindles, but en co strueled as to be capable of working a much `-eater and supplied by a powerful stream, which was newer known to fail in the dryest season, most eligibly situated at Prer.dergel, in the county of Pembroke, within one mile only of the r'r• port town of Ilaverfordwest, together with a substantial Dwe'a• Mg, gnabmdl, other swill houses, carpenters and treat: shops, Caeghter-house, barn, and stable, garden, and men• den land, connoting idogether seven acres, with ► creandara ble addition or headwater, and banks on each silo The.. valuable emits have been erected with the best osaterids, and et a cert-deralile caponce, and are capable et being n•rd• . rea very beisein,al tea purchaser, hoot the cheerier* of labour in diet distill, and may be converted idto a variety of uses ie. grist-mill, dressing-mill, dc. being peculiarly well-wiapter'. for any spacious rnanufannry that requires morn, and water to carry en an sotionerve concern with effect The spindles troy or may me be taken at the option o' the perclissm. May be viewed any time till the sale, en a;iplicatton re V 7 Peter Axton, SAITHIOI. 11111 W liaverfradarera; of whom ciders may be had sine month preceding; slso of Mew. Docket+. Yale. ; and lt'rdvorr, Nla..choreeT; Whde Ii• . elatkavell; 110. h 1n... Bristol; the Castle, and the Nl.ielee. Havaalladayst ; the White Ilan, Narberth at the Plan Bale; ad of Mears. Prier Cone, Rioted, and Fnalor,Thrarg smessadert, wlisse• lbe et the Evan: any be Men. — rasesaoa Esti E. Valise& and Impaneling Tielesel Edam. with Royalty& . MSIIO , . E taw, Papaws. Adiowson, &c. Ry PP. FER L'ONI, WORRELL, and FOSTER . At UW111684%, OS FRIDAY. March et, at To.lve. AVERY vAlu able and improve ible rR EE I .1 ) acrcs Land,bit to tf now. Ira, cabal linrea Trefgam,benvg a Pat.:, and I.onl•tni , cn i• • SIMON is deltettfol past of the count. re.nbruk,, Ins in Gant*. fia• oinks on the ttornp.l.• roe., from I law u n an 4 Ten wiles ft , wn rotat.l: roon.ung of austlry earl. ru, turd% barber. court lodges, balm. statalea, claws pee n at parcola of ode mod Art it, arable. mooing , . and aeadOsed. actin Of Mods ant oak timber, hi thlv ton...en-null as oda asp. fitabis. mod ash octiockocal dwea...lka: I wt • ri I Anew t 'optima with the aro Prorataboa sad Pernraw )14.0remo at Ms Loon/ d Gut Trebont, and ad Me Itaa a. tar. 14•000 1114104 Wt Con lAri,Cnegt Raraa,kt. unn WARM of Irnerny el are tan ladle el the N••• Kellar, Aeries telaseodaesenele isms bin eas, Smut, SOO sa; ler 2 ibee biped Ono Go the rate/. for Insllmag, sod • Fe: trill aaq be oferoodoe spry hide sopotace TM. raped, I IRO IPSO* MO OMMISIOM el Soy fiobtototo at Ciawdense labs 051 eide le 111110011 tis teenea w bad, in a put eiteessusery *II wake el lied le deal mow. oa in that 00 et 1100 k Wee. MI be aimed ea, ewe al the Sad. an wheat ISO SO M . Paw &Me, _llakeeel, seer na•••••00.0, id *Awn lonic* inn my be bad ins m roomers t else of Memo *wt. De boo. YON sad 11•100, bianeboase 100 Cbesibedim. rev Chow 1 Ey Deb kw, Oroseljaiiohisso‘Cooole. rod Me liserheisesta the Wele Nome* t of 111 °' Firm of Ws I mil of We* Pao Owe% eel Peoe. Ta"goorson.sopeot I Aar e fibs of Os Dore bt.2,Lm.Pro v•proisiel Op moms DAVIDSON, Ib w... eon. sk Chmsea. mid lisa reas 6o4 b? JOIR A " 111116111, ibe Oft% lb, of Ss Omar t• Oweir. *Me Olan dle Para 411* riiipsa AM.* 41.40411 ~~ , . 4 ' iittrisEit 623.) _ xemee. THEAT TO -MORROW EVENINI will be performed, a Grand Se IL TRIONFO DEL AMi filui of the F i rst Act,d by Mr. a NEW M EN. G SI po e End of the Opera, will be presenti LE JUGENIENT DU BE 'Vim Nobility, Gentiy, Subscribe Public, are respectfully informed, that January, 1803, will be performed, a I with elierusses, New Scenery, Dress tied Zaire; the Music entirely D korposely for Signora Grassi . On Tuesday, the 22 , 1 of January, La Belle Lartierree; ou, Blanche new Scenery, Dresses, Ihreorationi D'Egyilie, the Musie here by Ste/ bel On'l'w•>•t.v, the 99th of Jamie. entitled Eiiphyle, with Choroares, Decorations, &c. cosipolcd him purl by Bianchi. T ------- HEATRE ROYAL, THIS EVENING. MOND, jetties Servants will aot Pl the Traw.cle ZARtII The Scenery, Dreoes, and Dec The Music, Ails, Chanute, end I .11isoovasoopoarl bf bfr:Tooell aomaci, Mr. Dewton. Cora, Ws. ilia Goodwin. Spaniard.: --Pizarro, Mr. 11.orrymn won ; Lai Casa, Mr. Wrnughton. The Vocal Pare by Mr. Hum Mountain, Miss De Camp, Miss 1- To which will be added (Cyr the tOth inic Ballet, OLD HARLEQUIN'. The Airs accompanied on the I Old Haslequin, Mr. Mile ; Harli Plarlequirr, Mute Oscar Byrne, M tow, Miss A. Wismar, Mies Well Taylor; Columbine, Mrs. Sharp; Goodwin, Miss H. Go idwin ; Time, Scott; Pesch, Mr. Grimaldi. To which will be skied - FORTUNE'S 1 Robin It.sueh.hea4, Mr. Collins Rank, Mr. Pa! net; Clown, Mr-Pi Mawr , . Mrs Sparks; Dolly, Mn The Cismedy of The West Intl amid with the .no.t unbounded app fur the yeetniii time, on Wednesday .. The. New lkiotominsie Billet of will be reeeatei! every ereiting till fi die Comedy of The Suspicious Ils THEATRE ROY 1 GARDEN. THIS EVF.NI sift be acted, for the first time ' Tragedy, called ROMEO ANI) ..1.01 Prince Emits, Mr. Cory ; Pari. idr. Lewis; Capulet, Mr. Charm • Romen, Mr. C Ramble; 7y1e104 Mr Claremont; Friar L ban, Mr. Wedgy. Lady Carnal Min Marrint ; Nurse, by Mrs. Da. in Act L A Masquerade landau And in Aet IV. The Funeral Pr Solemn Di. After which will be added (for the Comic Male Maniatic P 4 HARLEQUIN QUI of, THE GNOME AN . Wfth entirely New Music, Scene:. Decnratin The Overtire and Music cam The Action of the Melo•Dranta of Mr. Farley The Dances The New Pantomime of Harle Gnome and the Devil, will be Tepee notice. To inricrow, with The Fii On Thursday , will he performed Cumedy, to live Acts, called The to Rule a Final:and. AMUSEMENT for WI I The MAGIC LANTFIORN meat, well wits) to all ages and 40 err the enten.mialent of trona& °I boast . 010 , 1 J ncver without on I pti AU MU tisive agoortment. They a othorn with twelve dare slifes, t sixty grotesque Attires, whir (torn a miniature 04 large as a the Lanthorn, wliieh, whim enterta,ii twenty pansolis or vow, well adapted (or riuth at this teal woe guinea, one guinea awl a huff, sums very large and capital, in seas each—be J. Scott, No 417, Acura from gedford•wrom, as TO. Three goods, carefully pecked, itilplaim, on ttesl,l paid Alf en amount remitted, ty post, with t I - ARMIN To W wELSFORD,aiI .R it , .treet r /our Anew VI intorno the Public. that herewith yinullyadopiod by hoe fie peevish off the kneeing terms •-- Iroer Suits of &towline Cloth,, fire Suits, Alto, ditto . Six Sous, dine. dun • Tire old ou.ui is I Thew Gentlemen who should n eau he teethed d ?At A Coat of the bet aufferene eel A Lae Fast" Wrenn t Superfine double odled Emil Seperfinr Panta'oni., Great Ceara. &e. Arc fur the adrainegen sensing to plan, W W enabled to aces hayme area made the Ufa, with their ceders. YELLOW PAVER, K 4. 41 DWILLICH. !late 1 •ALP A.. 6,4010, at ap. eAufe aim I , OIIIIPIK EacTcloplais. k. ftr be centavo, and weenie rce of the POCK et lore (and ebbe q tho Wet WINN A 114•14 Werlt. that not be. or lure bare NW) the Rentelv *holt st 'nit al /144. 411. Chums-Cm., London, LOIN PINE* The awe raw.. 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