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• AMER TC.4. REPORT TO 'I ill. BoARD OF HEALTH. BY 011. %WALKER. 1•411‘% -WORK, •00. I I. Gerry Lemen-117 the letter which I received a few days ano, from the Board of Health, I have been encoitraged ro ?ohne the once , of a man who fell sick of a disease, accompanied with very ma lignant symptoms, in an alley adjoining to Maiden lane. This has been comidcred liy myself, and a num ber of other witnesw , , ac :1,1 iintance of our enide mic yellow fever. And 1 communicate it as such, in the face of those who admit that a febrile disease, with slighter symptoms than this case exhibits, is a true yellow fever, provided they can trace it to a sea-vessel, or to inturthiog that has been brought from the %Vest Indies; but deny that the disease, I am about to describe, however malignant and vio lent, however distinguishet by appropriate and charalleriatic signs, is yellow fever, unless they can trace its origin in some occult cause of foreign de rivation, The unfairness of such mode of reasoning, is only surpassed by the fashionable, hut pernicious widen, of deriving all nor ills of this kind from distant places. without addling, that in so doing, we lay down a precedent, authotasing all the inhabitants abroad, to retort our charges of imported infeetion, to recriminate with positiveness and pertinacity equal to ours, to assail ourselves, climate and constitution, with as mneh railing and abuse as we bestow upon them and theirs, and finally to have thereby confirm ed the natives of Cuba, Jamaica, St. Domingo, and other islands of the south, who are mighty sticklers for the purity and healthiness of their respeiltive places, that they should always escape the yellow lever, if they had no commercial cooneaion with IC# , w-York, Philadelphia, Charleston, and other foul and pestilential cities. situated on the continent of North America. And in this way the favourers of importation, like Ishmael, raise indeed their hands against every man, and ought to remember that every man's hand will be rinsed against them. But, as it is my chief intention to relate to the Board an instance of yellow fever, which occurred this season in the course of my praelicc ; I shall detail the par ticulars, with all the plainness and candor that I possess, without forgiag a chain of connesnion with the %Vest Indies, on the one part, or concealing or disguising MA% as plain as noon day. on the other. Christopher Hibbron, aged about thirty. born in Yorkshire (England). arrived at New York, early in May last, in the ship Hudson, from Liverpool. On the 13th of the same month, he was retained in the service of Andrew Staley, No. 92, Maiden-lane, in the capacity of a hostler, with whom be resided un til he was removed to Staten Island. He rissessed a mild and obliging disposition ; was not subject to violent passions, nor did he indulge in d'ssipation or intemperance ; he seldom went lotto home, his em ployment requiring all his attention, from early is the morning, until late at night. He enjoyed gond health from the time of his arri val in this country, until the 9th day of July last ; he then complained of peat (Angina, aversion to motion, and depression of spirits. 1 he nest day following, lie was suddenly seized with vertigo, and fell upon the ground ; this affec tion soon subsided, and was succeeded by constant nausea and trequent vomiting of bilious matter, ac companied by acute pains in the calves of his legs an 3 !tares, which gradually progressed upwards, un til his thigh, back, and head wete equally affeaed ; the pain was excruciating. and there seemed to be a spasmodic anion of the muscles of his legs. These affeelions induced him to speak of extreme cold be ing applied to his body ; this sensation almost im mediately passed r.ff, and great irritation, tumult, and excitement of the vascular system, became very conspicuous. The pain, at this time, seemed to he altogether removed from the lower extremities, and fixed in his back and head ; pulse I Gu, or upwards, hind, labouring, and irregular ; heat of the body, burning and concentrated; skin, dry and rough ; tongue, white, slimy, and moist ; countenance flush ed, agitated, and anxious ; eyes, red, disturbed, wa tery, and wandering. Dr. Manley judiciously prescribed bleeding, blis tering, bowels evacuated, and the antipialogeotic tegituen enjoined. On the third day of his disease, the violence of Symptoms greatly subsided; eye and countenance Inure natural and cheerful ; tongue di y and rough ; continual thirst ; faces charged with yellow or bi lious matter ; pain in the stomach and nausea ; skin, moist, but rather clammy and cool, when lightly touched, but, when hard pressed, convey ed a sensation of morbid heat ; pulse, soft and swelling. There was no particular variation of symptoms dining the 4th and sth days of his disease ; but, on the 6th day, he complained of pain and uneasiness throughout his body ; this, however, soon became local, and was confined to his stomach and urinary bladder, attended with vomiting and suppression of wine; his skin was dry, and the heat unequal. His medical treatment was full and regular ; at this time blistered freely ; alkalis. with acids ; Sp. Nit. Dul. tepid bathing ; iejeftions ; fomentations ; calomel and opium, &c. every thing requisite under such circumstances. On the morning of the ith day of the disease, then obtained a copious discharge of urine, loaded with a dark-coloured material, faces having the appearance of tar or molasses; pain in the sto mach, constaia vornitirg, which was no longer bi llets. but rejeaing every thing thrown into it. The eclour of his skin was on this day completely chang ed ; is health, his skin is stacentmonly fair ; but its present bright and general yellowness is beyond all description ; it bears a strong analogy to a high co truring of gazuboagc upon line glazed paper. Taw 6th and 9th days nt his disease were not arias Led by any particular occurrence. On the loth, his pulse was slow and regular, apparently sift and full ; at great proportion of animal beat retired from the extremities; discharge from his bowels, black. sad seemingly charged• with blood; confused and irregular ideas; delirium; humotrhage from his nose; his tongue was loaded with a daiL.brown thick Lei-iota:64n ; skin, warm, but evidently morbid, and widely Jilierent from the warm lead Bald nu,istare arising from an healthy aetion of the extwtne vessel.; anxiety, throwing his arms :4 . r. elegvebbni one si e le of t::e.lard to the other ; a to change his 6i:station. without ea -1:1\ , :fL signing a dime ; hiccup, with mahogany counte nance, and a variety of malignant symptoms, not easily described. In the evening of this day, he was removed to Staten Island; vomiting black niat ter came on during his passage, and continued, at im•rvals, until he died, which took place on the 13th day of his disease, atiended with all the horrid and awful appearances that usually occur in malignant cases of concentrated endemic, or yellow fever. I have sought, with all the diligence and care that I posses., fur the origin of this frightful disease. It has been impos•ible for m: to trace it to any ship or vessel whatever. And indeed, if I had been able to do so. it would not have followed, that the unclean rubbish of a ship bad been taken on board, in balk, at a foreign port, and not have been engendered and manufaCtured within her. For a ship, Wm her constriction and use, being tit st a rnanufalory of pestilential matter, end then a veticle, to transport it from place to place, wherever the goes, is herself the kcal source of the greatest part of that very mischief which is unreasonably as cribed to the ports ftotn which she sails. As fir as I can penetrate the cause of this disease, I will state it. The patient was an Englishman; he had been accustomed to a portion of earth and at mosphere by far cooler than ours; he had the north ern constitution and habits of a Yorkshire man ; and he bad been but a short time in our city. It is well known, when men of such temperaments migrate to the 'oath, they commonly undergo a sea soning, as it is called, to their new place cf residence; Englishmen have to undergo this operation, when they remove thither, as our own people are obliged to submit to it, when they move to Orleans. Men, so circumstanced, often become diseased before they ate reconciled to their new situations, and, in many cases, the stamina of life break, before they can be bent to their required shape. In the case of Hibbron, there was the ordinary pm-disposition of an English stranger, and he seems to ha ee fallen a viaim to the c:anbined agency of causes, which a native scarcely. feels, because he is seasoned and habituated to them, but which fre quently net with irresistible powers upon visitors from the north. ........ With sentiments of high respea and esteem, I re main, your most obedient, RICHARD L. WALICIR. The President and Member, of Vie Board of I lealth. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOCTII, OCT. 18. Arrived His Majesty's ship Eagle, with the ships lii4bertg, Thompson; Duke of Kent, Addington ; and the America, Robinson. under convoy from HAl'tax, in 4n days passage. A brig has parted horn the fleet. Arrive.i the Orpbeut frigate from the Downs. Sailed His Majesty's ship Hind for the Mediter ranean. Wind N.E. OCT. 19. mind West- Arrived several sail of Indi.amen. The Crow Isle, ---, from Tortola, for Clyde, has been taken by the Don Pare Spanish privateer, retaken by the Rattler sloop of war, and is arrived at Cm k. The Nertuae, Stanwood, from New Orleans, is captured by a Spanish privateer. The Anne, —, or New-York, from Virginia, for Bordeaux, was deserted at sea, on the 3d inst. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 17. Came in the Commerce, Mattocks, from Malaga. Sailed the Name: frigate on a cruise ; and the Insairoe gun-brig with a convoy to the eastward.— Wind N.W. PALMOUTII,.OOT. 16., Sailed the Lord IT oinre packet, Deake, for Lis bon, with a mail ; Prince eldephus packet, Boul- Jerbon, for New York and Halifax, with mails ; the Ronetleila ( American ship), -, for Venice ; the American ship Aoterire, Captain JefFord, for the Cape de Verdes; and the Morristown armed brig, with a fleet of coasters, under convoy, for Wales. Wind N.E. _ _ DEAL, OCT. ti 4. Sailed for the River several homeward-bound West- I ad i amen. Art ived the Ciand and t:Unite sloops of war, from off the French coast, and remain in the Downs with t►e test of the ships as pet last. Wind N.E. OCT. 19. Arrived, the &curt, —, from Surinam ; Wad stray, .loner, from Jamaica ; and several other homeward-hound West-Indiamen. Sailed through the Downs, the Pits, Newcombe, for New Providence.—Wind northerly. II ARWICII, OCT. Iq. The Prime of Wales packet came in last night from liucum, with the mails and several passengers. The Packets sailed yesterday with the mails for Mom but put back in the evening. and are now detained here by contrary winds. Two Messengers are waiting with dispatches, one for the Court of St. Petcrsbut gh, and the other for Vienna. PROM LLOYDS LIST. ARIMD. Off Dover.—The Hannah, —, from Warm; Diana, French, from New-York; Canadian, Shadfortb. from St. Thooto.'s; Haddock, Redman, from St. Lane; Ostle, from Antigua; and the Britannia, Dalrymple, from Deme rara O Portsmouth—The Simon Cock, Sevin, fins Trinidad ; Industry, WAskull, Crum Dementia; and 'Prince of Wale., Stocker, from St. Vl:vein's. At Falmouth--The Commerce. from Surinam. At Scilly—The Albion, Allan, from Jamaica. At Liverpool—The Unitas IJand,—, from J 3171214,1; Lilly of the Valley, —, from Liston; Thetis, ........, from tetersburgh ; Commerce,Woodstock, awl the Brothers, Bow. Lod, from Diteuerara. At LaMar.-The James, from Halifax. In the etydo--The flerbsrt, }leads...son Jean, George; and the P.lgritu, Patterson. from Omuta., ; Imbella, f can St. Lint's ; Derain, Cuinininv, and the tioghtuw, Ca. micron, Item Tanitid. Diana ' brown, Irvin St Viticent:s; front Tortola ; Nfarg vett, Warm argaiet, Lassilliales; Mims, F.sh; and the Alidles, Douglas, (rum Ja maica At Cork-Tbe John and Thomas, Clark, from Jamaica; and the Kingston, Ladd, from Trithdad. At Duldui.s.Tbe Lively, Hu'w, from Trinidad; Valentine, Sealiont and the Laken/4 Collins. front Antigua; Druid. Moore, and the Mercury, hunt St. Vnicorit's ; Anne and Las, Lintodale, and the Ihyade, flion St. Kitt's; Su *arrow, [feral, arid th e Eliza, Londe, Irsin Barb-idries. Jo 14;44u7 Bay-. The biota's. Ilathwity, trona Suriusai. = FROM S e ITORDAr N IGIIT's 6.4tErTTE. P ‘itTIkiERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. Jospeh Theckeray, Juhn Joint "thacktmay, Sa rah Thar keray, and John Staling, of Manchester, in the coum ty of Lancaster. July 1, 1884. James Brach, Archibald Brash, and John M'lklinniet, of Kirkham, in the county of Lancaster, fpirit-merchaut. March 22, 1804 Stinnel Read, John Harris, and Alexander Ankebrook, of the , ity of 1.0111101, MErCil(lll-rllltil. July 17,1/105. .101111 Watson and .1711IM Watson, of the city of Bristol, 11,!,11. merchants. May 1, 1805. John Coy and Theodore Lawrence, of the parish of Saint Philip and Jacob, in the county of Gt./weeder, c.d....mime., Sept William Dr,ng and William Heave Sinither, of Brighthelm stein, in the county of Su..sex, grocers and tallow-chandlers. Oat. 7, 11413. JOiln Barnes and Geroge '.Vhitaker, of Plyntnuth-dock, linen and wroilien-draper , . Sept. 17, inn:. Benjamin Hay, of Westbourne, and Henry Hobbs, of the city of Chichester, in the county of Sussex, mealmen and mil lers. Laneelid Lost and Thomas Fentiman, late of Greenwich and New-Coi.i. Ott. 15, Ihos John Richard , and John .1.,,:kc0n, of the city of Briitol, linen.rjraperi. Oct. 12, 150... Calin Withal! and John Ault, in Upper Tharnes..atteet. Oct. 19, 1805. BANKRUPTS. John Goulden, of Burr Saint Erininticri, in ttte erroty of Suffolk. draper, dealer and cluiiman, to u.rendee, Nov. 11, at five, t 2 and 30, at ele'en, at the Arid Inn, Bury Saint Ld rntrnd's Attorneys, MPS.4. Glekonsuir and Burton, Bury Saint Edmund's, and 'Mr. Witwu, Greville-straet, Hatton-tirden. London. Burton, of floured ditch, in the city of London, slopseller, dealer ai,d chapnian ' to surrender, Oct. 29, 23, and Nov. 50, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. William Cline, of Islington Green, in the county of Middle sex, corn-dealer, cl .aler, and charlatan to surrender, Nov 5, at eleven, 1! and 3P, at one, at aids London. Attur tns, Nieto:. Wright and B.tvill. Chancery lane, London. Walter Jenki,. ' in the city of Bristol, (tinker, tusert.lideN Oct. 21, at nine, Nov. q and 30, at elescti ' at the home of Sunuel Penton, the Rummer Tavern, in All SaintAanc, in the city of Bristol. Attorney., Mr. Mell in. Bristol, and Messrs. Landlord end Sweet, K ill g's Bench Walks, Temple, London. Thomas Scutt, late of Bethtiall-green, in the roomy of Mid dlesex, but now a prisoner an the Giltcp.inetreet Consider, in the city of London, broker, stealer and chairman, to surrender, Oct. 26, Nov. 2 and 90, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. ..t -turney, Mr. Samuel Hall, Cattle-court, Budge-Row. Martin Robinson and John Ibbetson, of Drury lane, in the county of Middlesex, grocer., dealers and chapnien, to sur render, Oct. 26, Nov. 2, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Philip Ilutd, No. 7, King's Bends Walk, TSUl pie. London. John White and William Fernibough, both of Manchester, in, the coo nty of Lancaster,catico-printeirs,tlealets and chapmen, ' ter surrender, Oct. 26, 25, and Nov. Stn, at three, at the Spread E.igle Inn , iii Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Johnson and Bailey, in Manchester. Frederick Griffiths, of Threadneedle-etreet. London, apothe cary, dealer and chapmau, to surrender, Oct. 90, at ten, Nov . 2 rind 30, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys Messrs. Gresson and Dison, Angel-court, Throgrnortoa,street. PINCE OF STOCKS. SATURDAT. S per Cent 11....111.-el 9 per Cent. Clalsots 4 per Cent 9 per Cs et. Na•y Low: Anunities Iri.h , per Con , . bii g6II 1,013 1:oad.o . Exchequer Bill*. Englid• Lottery Tickets 20 1 . I .7P•. CUIVAIIi far 53; 58; 59 T. WISH, Stock-13,aker, No. 4, Cortalti9„ and 9, C: , Ang-crurs. PRICE. OF IRISH 5 rocKs—ucT. 1 i. Gov. Debentures 5 per Cent. 93 (irancl Canal l,oau, 4 p. r Ceut (l7,i Royal Canal Livati, 6 per cent . 914 COURSI OF inistorawn 3S 8 Ditto At Sight 34 10 Rutter.lam 4). f 11 G 2 U. Fla‘obtarglt 9l 9 5 1 , Altwna 53 10 3 U. Par,. Dim. 1111 VI. 3U. libutaisua . 23 I $0 et* ct. Malisd • • • . eßec t Bit` es Letluit • :41plas _ _ NGE.—Uct. 18. i, entce CO Lk , . rm.. Li•!inn 6l i (),„,:to 6ll 1)•0.l, n Cuik 13k 4. r 4. Gooier 411Liv.Pic. Dublie oe Loodou ((Y. Belfast ss I,o4itton (O Whist ea (Ditt all lUP. l', , rtegal Gold in C.'' , and 11a-e per or 0 0 0 Doul.'n , ore . ; New 11,.114-s 11.:ve, an Bari 0 0 4.1 w Louis each Agio on atm Molt of Honsn! af t per Ce.a. 14)........ • . 1141 . 12). 7ll 541 61 dare. BIRTH,. At Dublin, 411 the 13th instant, the Lady of the :Yon. Get Knott, at his hoax+, in M.-rr.on-sou Are, of a son and I. •ir. LAW)/ the Hun. Mrs. Peter Biaquiere, of a son and heir. DEATHS. At th•Hsitselhietecks. in N. raie, after a I .i igering Nee's: Mies Harris. ard 17, the airily itiiighter o: Lieu. ifacis , of the Royal Artillery.—lfee lint; is much Lintatite.: her pa. rents, arid those sill., knew het Tuesday si-'nnit;ht, Mrs. Toole, wife of the Ere. Mr. Toole, Iteilor of West Reticiro, Lincoln. The Tarty of Juseph Mountjay-rquare, Dublin. At Charles Fort, K11333i41, Ensign Alexander llobert.on, r the S . :d reximint. s. . In Mtn: ion -street, Dublin. in the 88:h yepr of her airy Mrs. Paul. Teat of the I.te i ff y Paul, of the city of V. font, Esq. POOH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRID Marc —4l en,n after I. I 59 min. aft..r SALES BY AUCTION. riAmrstuRL—DELTC:HTFUL ERERHOI.O RESt.' DENCF, WITH I 1%1 VD:A fE POSSESSION. fly PETER COXE, !SUR KELL, and FOSTER, At Garrawm's, on FRIDAY, oa. 25 , unless previously itiv , o ed of by Private Contraft , of which dun notice will be en, AN uncommonly Compaa and Coral .r:atle FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with cone`,:-)t o*, at 4 excellent stabling for eleven horses ' ornamental daisy,, live kitchen-garden, farm yard, and al: lufressary cut:: :Nears kennel and boiling• house, detached and conroahfrl by th•irr..ig wood% with every nut.door office, sailed to a ceatell.m.'s rntly the whole in perfea rfpair, and in the highmt tai r; with a fa nu-houfe, garden, orchard, barns, cow-sheds, granary, waggrin house, stabile+, Sec. L;kewise a cottage, with pith-% orchard, ham, and farin-yard, and 250 acre. of freeho.d and lea.ehrild 'restore, arable, mewbv, aid eopOce Lml , pert to hand, and part lett to • tenant at V 9:1 j detached front the tic by a private road, sod sweep through the [mends; wind • g up an eminence you appcosch the butte, w;,ich is a ta-at bri k blilditeg„ replete with every doniesti.: convenient:, asd Neal to the accommodation of a *mill ornitsl f-rr.:ly. Its seat on a cheariiil lawn, and enctoon;nwel by the Mato in a tow timer, on the serge of the New Fora, in the cents of richt in aorta, by their talkie unrivalled; by pOme-qou and extensive prospcds beraning thirst:4th a Lome tog: e adorned wan ...nod, and hembt:illy begirt with foe met; two miles from Fording-hr:i'ge, a thily pint mart town; seventeen from the and excellent bathing ; Shirty three from Gosport; ten loam Sa:ifibury ; thirty-eig:it fiwn Wey mouth; torty-,in from Rath; and ninety-two trim L'tbini The purchaser may be accommodated with the fumituee, line and dead stock, farming iiten4ll, &e. at an *pm iltem,iit May be viewed with t , ckets only, which, with !animal/IL eat be had of Messrs p•tor Cone, Murrell, and Faster, inn- • moirtion-qtreet, and 84, Pall-Mall: particulars alto of Mews • Strong, Stil, and Strong, Lincon'ti-lim; at Ga-ts way% and Ll , :yd's C•fft.^editruies %h.! White ilaxt, 6011, phiii, Snuthampton ; and Crown, Portsmouth. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 16. Joseph Smee, ;;;Orlateof Natengton-plate, in the county of Sorry, potter, &Wee and charm% at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nov 16. John Jarrett, the younger, of Water-lane, Tower street. 1...0nd0n, broker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 16. James Conrade Rishman. •f Bridge-street, West minsuer, in the county of Middlesex, mercer, Amster and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 16. John Read, Peter Read, and Robert Read, of Ford ingbridge, In the enmity of Hants, calico-minims, dealers and chapinen, at tea, at Odlidhall, London. Nov. 30. Walter JACkb, of the city avf &deed, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Bosh Tavern, Corn street, Bristol. Jan. dt. John Lewis, of Lamb's-buildings, Banhillvrow, 4 the comity Mi•ldleisx, career and sildw, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jan !I. James Coleman, late of Clare-market, in the parish ef St. Clement's Dane, in the county of Middlesex ' pout te.er, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Osildhall, Landon. Nov. 16 William Hawke's/mill, line of !Markt@ e raid. in the tounly of Kerrey, linen , draper, dealer sad chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 7. Andrew Burge+ Iliiffinan, of Charted -street, in the parish of St. Pant, Covent garden, in the county of Mid Ili, sex, tailor, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Nov. 19. Thomas Weston Lewis, of the iown of Falmouth, in the comity of Cornwall, merchant, dealer and chap man, at one, at Guildhall, London. Nov. IS. George Golden the younger, of the tun of King. won-upon-II ell, in the county 01 the same town, merchant, dealer and chapman, at the Dog and Dyck Tavern, in Scrill-lane, in Kingston-upon. Hull. Nov. 16. Herman Withelnii, of Martireadane,Caniven-street, in the city of Lunitati, meiehant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Goildliall. Noy U. Lawrence lair, of Throgmorten-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 19. Richard Barnes, late of the city of Denham, mercer and draper, at eleven, at the house of Mr. William Mut ton, innkeeper, the Wheat Sheaf, in Frainwell-gate, in or near the city of Durham Nev. 111. Thomas Flames, of Fleet-street, in the city of Lon don, stationer,dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 12. Daniel M•Kiolay and Abraham Mendes Releevio, of Sim-lane, in the city of Loodua, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. CIRTIFIC.ATES—Nov. 9. Robert Davin's, of St ?aul' Church-yard, in the city of Lon don, potter, dealer and chnoman John Penny, now or late of the city of Wells, ttrandy-mer- chAnt. James Manning, of Rargelard, Racklernbury, in the city of Lendm, Manche ter-warehouseman, driller and chapman Charles fr, edvr.ck Schinnll, °fie.' in -street, Ctlpplogits, in t►e city of Londne, merchant, dealer and chapeaata. wiartermirseassimm MEETINGS OF CREDITORS Al' GUILDHALL, TO Wunllolll. Clifistoi*in Ton:P. Na!'--tread-court, Graceelturcli meet, London, merchant - 9 6 Francis Lord, Lim of Skinner-street, Swain's town, St. P an neas Mith.Secpx, tallow-chandler - 10 Janes Doris, late o St. Paul. (.'cnt•garden, %iddle •ex, china and 6 1 4 .4.4,4,1 John Kith'Otk, ralerno,ter-ror, I.orolon. bookseller David L1.41‘, SertltilalUptoll . COUTl, Southampton-row, Mi.tilkwex, hoe') draper - - 110 Richard Devi,, Aldel ntanloury, London, warehouseman 1 10 DIVIDEMI/S. Wdliata Robinson. Riebard Free.tons Pttrit. and 13.- King-btreet, Scven Malt, 1114leses, bakers - - 10 ► - ranktiu Gardner, •uttlane, Deptford, Kent, ma rintr - 10 Y. ■ - 2 10 2 10 ..... _ George Lott Phillips, Ilaromersmith, I'4lllnines, tuer cheat - - - - - 10 Tb.,rnas i lkllwnr,d, Lite of Groat Russell•street, 11:0oini bury, Nl.JllPaex, caner and gilder - - - ii John Nlubbs, Soutliampt.in, Ifarip.hire, h.iherilaaher 10 Michael Mario an , ' Henry Ituain, Shrewd-upon. AVO4I, Warwick, linen dr.pere . - - 111 Job', Jackadn, Hatted-.Arcot, !kliilaleeex, Ileum-draper IQ James luarani, St. Martin-in.thr-Fields, Middlesex, hatter - - - - . In CERTIFICATES. George Nichol., of Moul,cy, in the county of Surrey. me-• chant, &Ale( and chapreen. Robert lu 11, I ite of Pleasant-row, Pentormille, is the county of factor. Louden, late of Riding-home-lane, Portland.atreet, in th- cnutity of Meldle.eit, Gruer, dea!an, and rhalisean. of tA'srupo:elareet, Cavendish-square, in the county of Mild:eart, tatlur. &vier, atalchapnian VALUABLE FREEHDLD MINER Al. ESTA tE, THE LAND ;TAX REDEEMED.' By Mr. PALMER, At the White Lion Tavern, Bristol, on FRIDAY, the 2314 Instant (unless previously disposed of by Private Contrea, of which Notice will be given), RMost Desirable and very Valrable FREE IIOLDD ESTATE, situate in the parish of BEDWEL TY, and calmly of MtYNMOUTII ,• compriaing (u the surface), several convenient FARMS, of about I,Si7 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, with necessary Bedd ing, let to Tenants at Will, except two, who kohl for about two and a half years; about 710 Acres of Coppice Wood Land in hand ; and also an unlimited right of Pasturage upon Mora inic Mountain, of about 8(10 Acres; the Mineral. under which, exclusively belong to the Estate. This Estate contains several Veins or Beds of Coal and Imo Stone (whieik a•T exeusphfirel by a reference and de.scripti annexed to the Plan of the Estate, deelierrig Southwaol as the %thews , and Elboo rivers faq, at an easy dry of ateiut ei inches in the yard), both of excellent qualities; the former particular ly ess fur ex?ortation and fur manufafturing of Ir .u. Great advantage. will ...me from the natural form and shoa -1 tion of this Estate, owing to the valhes on each :id hero. very low, and the CrialCuoimil between them lunch elevated, so I that many Howe-levels may be driven, at an easy ex:.ence, into four of the upper Beds of Coal (which are opened ; one. °fame% and three of three feet thick each) I. ) ing under at least 1,000 acres of land. The Vein next bedew the above four will be drained and winked hs longer levels; and the lowest Coal Veto+, • All tits 'olefin Rea/ of Iron Stone, wlil be worked by Pitts and Fire ' Engines The above two ranges of Veins of Coal, and the lowan 11.4 s of Iron Stotts, lie und-r the whole of this estate, of about 11,11..0 amen.—The workable Vei n sui Load in this estate .6re 16 in litlm• ber, and ',Wed together. make about feet. In short, every Vein of Coal, and lion Stone ' that is des 'vered and w o rk• din the range of iron works from Aberdare W Illuerrhavon, Ines un der tins estab_s. The greater part of the Estate is bounded , by the Rivers El am and Sirhowy ; and the Minerals may, with much facrity. be worked either to be conveyed down the Snehuwy new Red. Rout, or dawn the Elboo-Vale Rail-Road end Canal to New port, where ships of any burden may resit. N,B. There la a large quantity of timber growling ou the farm lands and in the coppice woods. For f,.rthen particulars, apply us G. B. Tyndale, Eel Liu coliik-ain.fields, London ,• Mr. T. M. Crutwell, Solicitor, Bath; John Noble, Esq. Messrs. Bengsugh end P.iltoasr. and Messrs. Brriok and Smith, Solicit.,,,, Bristol ; Mr. Edwin Thomas ir Bminghain„; Mr Edward Boys, Soiicitor, Bride - water; Messrs Williams and Ministering, Solicitors, Exeter L. C. Dauhus. Esq. of Truro; James Mont, Fsq. Falmouth ; Mr. Ellerin! Martini Ntorrivort, near Swansea;' all of serum vriU show a plat and regal of this Estate; and also of Air. Joe* Thomas, of Abe•carne, near Newpurt, Mowneuth.hite, wise w•ll shrew the premises. L( /NtHiN ..—Prlnt,l by (.; DAVIDSON, Na. 17. 1 1 0 1, :' C.. n, LSuw Stavt, Covent Darden, and Poble,bed .t• the Ortiz , ' No Bark of §t. Clemtot ., Chutc' , , btr.• J, by W. STUCK, of No. 7, NA* 131 A n Str L rtg Ar•o. Ordem, tos the. Pain , ' nut to tbo tato (yua:lyatd)•' will he duidl anemia' to