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NATAL INTELLIGENCR. Z T 1 2: ram W mr tl . tn:st Vitt • It, PUPC i Ti reed the t j g iFsim the, at rule • ' Cr Pis e eel 'li be sri lieJ D 4 I ee be se 1;1 4 be ik .cr a 4 1 / 4 • to Pe tlw Pri )Ihr • La Th tee Sir 1.4 saw he: at PT • yr chi bu CAPTURE OF THE ALTHEA. :TRACT Or A LETTER. ekom CAfT. MILLER, LATE COMMANDER OF Till: EXTRA SHIP ALIfII.A, TO THE OWNER IN LONDON, DATED ISLE or FRANCE, 25TH MAY, 1804. is with sincere re:Jet 1 have to Arise you of the unfortu to captme of pntr tOnin the A:thea ' Loc. under my can/nand patted with •he fleet its a ply or stit it on the Sth ult. the 17th, in South I,vt 7. and East Long 9... 30.1 Nett the .stittnne to 1.11 in wit.i two French frigate, the Ralle Poule I Atalanta, pal: 44 guns and 350 men. and, after a fritit resistaere, y to nhl;ged to strike to a force wi gel MOO. Taw, see , o; no poK.6llitl of either Riving the siii2 or in .ring the enemy, they with long IS pounders kept tut of the teach of our short olmnartes The Althea, 141E011103114,1 by both frigatt-s. arrived here on the Bth hut. and Las heal condemned. lIIIXHAM, OCT. 9. Id addition to the shi,l4 I informed you of Al TlV bst night, are the Windsor evtle, Ramiler. and Gored tilt ships now in Torbay, are as under ; lbw, brig no particular news, and it is supposed WIT came here by order of the Admiralty, AS it was ins weather when they bore up : Guns. Cornilanderi. Vile de Tars 110 Ado , CornwAllo. *alai eef Temwalre 11111,wisor Coale 9B Gould Reinert. 9d --- :ri 11.11. Ihmer Clorwr. 9B ----- Yorke. friliersa Royal .. 46 ..---r— Rer , ritls. Glory . no Martin ralitageneiit . 74 rof, ne Osurey. Rambler. l6 ~...- lanes Nimrod hired cutter. PORTSMOUTII, OCT. 10. Arrived the Agintemwre, of 64 guns ; t' t ran, of guns; and g, from the eastward ; mad the a f rialet, armed ee giite, from the Lick-in-the basket, near Lyming•on.—Sailed fro Havre de Grace the Truax, of 50 guns, Capt. AI .les, with vegetables and refreshments for the squadron on that **don. _ _ . The Some. of 36 guns, Capt D. Atkins, is com pletely stored an vianalled for foreign service, sup posed the East The Sesi;fleir, of 74 guns, Capt. M. Robinson, eared uo from St. Helen's, to be paid, prepara- Mt: her sailing for the Mediterranean. The . Capt. Dunbar, is taking in stores, and will for her station off Havre to-morrow morn . • s day H 4 Mairvty's ship A -enter ma..le a :ig en' for Newfoundland and Halifax. and also the Neat man of war, for the Eastward.—Wind N.W. With rain. PLYM" :rtt. OCT. _9. • Arrived the Rosario sloop of war, from Cork. dritiussit man of war, and the Pickle schooner. from a cruise; with two chasse marees laden with wine. corn. &c. Sailed the Alm luggyr on a cruise, and the BPI- Sig Pair cotter. with a fleet under convoy for the Downs. Wino N.W. TARDIOUTN, OCT. 9. Sailed the Las &„g, Bond, for Exeter ; and the Lien. Grieves, for Portsmouth. The Countes4 No,ii.u4 Johnson, from Ar broath to London, with goods, struck on Cotton Sands last night, but came off, and sunk before she could be brought to the Beach ; endeavours are now *taking to get her on shore, but not with much hopes of success. DOTER, OCT. 9. The ships from Jamaica arrived off this port with se►eral others. were separated from the fleet four days after leaving the iblaid Some of our boat man were inform:J. by o•te of the ships this morn ing, that two of ete fi •et were capcnre I 'off the idystone by a French privateer; names ii,.kmr,vn. VEAL, OCT. I. Sailed His Majesty's ship Polvithemat to the East ward. iferuara sloop of war, for Sheerness, Zeit," bomb. for Dungeness, Jost, , ,e4 frigate, and Harpy Atop of war, with several other ships of war, on a _anise off the French coast, the fira 2 ttoe and the Imis armed defence shies, for Deptford. Arrived the We:6r man of war from the West ail, also !main, in the D tarns with the rest of ffs Majesty's ships, as per last, the homeward mound East-Indiamen, kr:. Wind S.W. FROM MOM'S LIST. Onagettann, Orr IP.—?arret by the Sattlratheitats,—..... from Tenertff. ; J.rieph, (Wile., from New York; Cadis par.kot, Siehards , n, font I.eter•hiirgh ; ;,.stiff, Stave.; and tint Gond Trope, Vendery, from Emtxtert.--Salled the Sports ter'', Salmon, for Litton; F.milee, Jenti-4, f.r Stettin ; Providenre, PAtt-roon ; and th , Good Lye. t, Cluk, IM Peterthure.i; Penelope, Lamb, for k.Ka ; rll+4l, Met calk; and the Juffruw Lita,brth, Ilulm, for Tormenters.. ♦rPwED ON Do v er...Mc Lady from Virginia; leaden packet, Stafford, bran Bathing*; Anthony Mane'', Tkirmar, ham Fhiladsrlptira ; Arcthurl, R tJley ; Cerra. War. ecru Merlin. Smith ; /Minn, Soltinittir ; Grant, Wright ; Sir Gradinp Wrhater, Spencer John, ffeadt4 ; Nide, Smith ; Jerk TM, 114'Placrenn ; ifarriott, Stanger; Flora, M'Seile; dad the Ann, Atkin!, from Jair.ai , a. At Pmttnrootle--the Chimp-on, Lane, from Jamaica. At 13.i:tot—Mr Cornwallia, (non Jamaica. At Fsfanautla-- . .ht Suffolk, —, f t on pioaloph,.. LIFT R•isros.--A complaint was lately brought before the Justices of Peace of the county of B•nff, at the instance of the Pad of Fife, heritable pso- prietor of the salmon fishiags on the scoter of 'moo, and Mr. Robinson, principal talisman of these fishing', for steeping lint near the river in burns or running wate►s, as being pernicious and destru'tive to the salmon fishing;, founded on an Act of Parliament of date the 11)th July, ]Goff, in the reign of King James Vl. ; when the Justices, after a full hearing of both parties, found that five of the persons complained upon hat contravened the said act, and therefore fined them in forty shillings Scots for said offence, to be applied in terms of the statute; and further found that the lint steeped by them was liable to confi , catien and forfeiture; but, in respect the complainers did not insist on said confiscation, and as the deenalzrs declared ignorance of the statute, and promised to avoid such praftices in future, the Justices declined infliaing the said confiscation, but with certification. The Act of Parliament above quoted having been folly published, not only in papers, but also at most of the parish churches in this county, intimation is hereby again made, that the said stittive will in fu ture be followed up by confiscation and forfeiture of tsar lint against All nisnders. CAPTURE OF THE ROPEWELL AND ROCKLAND. PROM Mt DM YORK DAILY ADVISTISIR Of ,U- Olaf 11'2. We have deClined publi.hing several articles which have appeared relative to the capture of the Hopewell and Rattle:nil of this port, becanse they seemed to ref! CI on the Captain. The following letter to his owner affords satisfaftion on this head : COPY Of A LETTER TO 0. RARNWELL, doubt ere this you have heard of the capture of the ship Hopewell and the brig Rack/and . Owing to S.W. and S.S.W. winds, was obliged to go to the eastward of Bermuda. In lat. 27. 38, long. GI. 57, nn the 30th of June, at three a. M. saw a brig, which appeared to be dogging us, and at day-light she bore down upon us, hoisted an Eng lish ensign, and fired a gun to leeward. We were then under all the sail we could set, but finding she came up with us very fast, we hoisted American colours, and fired a gun to leeward, and shortened sail. I hailed the Reck/and, and desired Captain Akens to keep on our lee bow and near us. as 1 wished to speak the privateer first, and know what she was before we attempted any thing ; she was then on our weather quarter; the Rockland not keep ing in her station, dropping more to leeward, and n..arly on our lee-quarter ; the privateer was then almost within hail of us, bat immediately up helm and run alongside the Rockland, and commenced firing under English colours, which was returned from the brig ; the privateer being between us and the brig, prevented my firing, until I got in a situa tion to fire clear of the brig Rockland, which was in less than a moment, when we commenced firing to the hest advantage we could ; the Rockland fired only one broadside and some musketry, when she was boarded ; they only left three men on board, sheer ed off, and gave us a broadside, and attempted to board ns, bat were repulsed by our quarter-gun pikes and musketry : they then kept clear of our pikes and played continually with all their men with musketry; our men seeing their ship mares falling, most of the landsmen quitted their quarters ; the privateer seeing this, attempted the second time to board us, by cutting our netting ; and, overpower ine us by numbers, were obliged to haul down our colours, and quit the deck, otherwise to be cut in pieces. We had three men killed, four badly and two slightly wounded ; the first who fell was poor Mr. Bird. When they hoarded us, nothing saved our lives but their thinking we were English, and asked us how we dare engage under American colour•, and did not believe we were Americans even after we had arrived. After the Rockland was hoarded, we engaged the privateer close on hoard for forty minutes. When the Black General foun4 we were captured. he ran below with a pistol with intentions to blow the ship up, and with much difficulty we prevented it. He set all the cartridges on fire in the cabin and steerage, which was in pouch tubs, and only my laying the magazine scuttle ov-r, saved the ship and our lives; when be found he could not blow the ship up, he put the pis tol to his head and blew his brains out. The privateer took out all the passengers, officers and men, except myself, carpenter, two boys, and one of our men badly wounded. The privateer continued with to until we arrived...A this port, which was on the 17th July, and were immediately pm altogether in a most miserable prison, with no thing to eat but stinking beef and coarse bread, and very short even of that. They will not nal. me to see any Americans, nor have any communication with any body. There is a schooner called The Sankt in the Grass, bought in New York, and fitted out at Salem, with five guns, taken and brought in here a few days before me ; one of the mates is allowed to go out at times, and this is the pnly opportunity I had to write. They say that orders have gone to America, that every vessel bound to St. Domingo, if taken, shall be treated as pirates. God only knows what they mean to do with us. I beg you will do all in your power to get our Government to claim us, otherwise I don't know what they may do; they seem to be inveterate against the Americans, and even told me every ship and captain's name that was armed from New York. Captain Akers% had his mate killed, ano one man ; and several wounded, himself wounded, and died at this place on the 2?..1 instant. The schooner Bode taw the Graft was commanded by James Mansfield, who is also in prison with all his men; the vessel will be condemned, although they did not fire a shot. As no protest can be made here, thought it best to let the officers sign this letter with me. Several large privateers are getting ready to go down in the Site after the Americans. The privateer that took us was the brig F,,Aideu, Capt. Antwan, with ten long French 6's, two 12 pound enerenades, one ]hog la pounder, and 150 men. The French seem to be very inveterate against the Americans, and insult us as they pass the prison. All that I can say more is, to request you to do what you can w:th our government to claim us as Americans. I think the manner in which the French privateer engaged us under English colours, will be a sufficient reacts for them to claim us. All that I can say more is, that your ship and property were defended with spirit, until overpowered by numbers. ___ We are, Sir, with respell, Your obedient Servants, (Signed) P.Stssost, Point-Pete (Gueltdosape), MAHLON BENINCT. Jay 26, i 1404. JAlitS Ross, Jun. N. B.—You will please to excuse any fault in this letter, as I am so closely watched. Letter-I3agg at the CeliaEnvie. Ship Ciotk.er, DAndelot, Bourdeaux, New Jersey, Cooper, Anvers. On Friday evening, as a Gentleman in a chair was turning out of a lane near Chelsea, into the King's road, he drove with so much rapidity round the cor ner, that the horse's chest coming in sudden con taa with the shaft of a cart in a contrary direetion, it entered the breast to so great a depth as to oc casion his instant death under the most exctuciAting agonies. MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, sad DEATHSin INDIA . From Tnt CALCUTTA Jovalw., for January 1804., 11E71OAL MARRIAGES. -- - - On the 6th inst. at the 112 W Clutch, Mr. C Tetley, to Miss F. Stitih-rt. daughter of General Stibbert -.01 the .M 1 from the Dquir Orphan School at Kidderpore House, Miss Murray, daoeliter of Li. utenant James Charles Morrav, de c. acrd, to Mr. Johu Drit-r --CM the 9th inst. Mr. e loosph Wins, to Miss Ells iheth Goodin,: —On the 7th inst. Mr. Wil liam Mansfield, to Miss Joanna Da Crlll.oll tit.. same day, Mr. Alexander Pinto, to Miss Hannah Ilammond.--Do the 1 ith inst. Mr Joseph Maddox, to Miss Ann Damien —On the 14 h, Mr. Peter Sponge, to Miss Rataiza —Lately, at Sala. sore, Mr. Joseph Schultz, to Miss De Costa, mice of A. De Costa, Esq. late Dutch Resident of that place the 9th inst. at the same place, Mr. John Duffey, to Miss Maria Navin, daughter of Sir. Comes Pareira.-.-At Dittapore. on the 10th inn W.F. Rees, Esq. of the lion. Company's Civil Service, to Miss E. M. Stacey, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Stacey.—On the 22at inst. Mr. Thongs Coiling:, to Ws: Elizabeth Wit hams.—On the 28th inst. Mr. Allan Ronal, to Mrs. Elean.n Murray. IIZNG A I. 111 ITHS. On the 28th ultimo, Mrs. J. Conyers, of a daughter.—Ott Christmas Eve, Mrs. Chyle., of a ason...-At Malacca, on the Ist November, Mn Bone, of a son —On Friday, the 30th Do cember. at Harrackpore, Mrs. Foxhdl, of a daughter --on Fri day last, Mn,. Ferris, of a son —On the 12th instant, the Lady of F. Dialler, Fsq. of a ion — , St Hoglepore, on alic 28th ult. the Lady of Captain o.llallican, of a daughter,—.o.. t le 10th instant, Mrs. Stark, of a son.—On the 11th instant, Mt:. W. A. Swaine, of a son —On the 16th instant, Mrs. A. Laeker steen, of a son —.On Friday, the lith instant, Mrs. Casey, of a wan.—At Serampore, on the Bth instant, the Lady of 0. 1. Rie, Esq. of a daughttr Manday,thi.9th irritant, Mrs P. S. Dr Cruz, vif a daughter. Ihr the 23th instant, Mu. Smith, wife of G...lnge Smith, undertaker, of a daughter.—On the 26th instaot, Nits M. It obertion, of a mo. BENGAL DEATHS. On the 29th ultimo, Miss Maria Bathurst, aird 17.-•0n the Ist instant Mrs. Mary Dunn, aged 23 —At Benc.mlen, on the 21st oc:ober last, Captain Henry Douglas, of the Bengal Artillery, and commander of the troops at that sot No vember last, at Bencoolen, Captain Samuel Butler, commander of the Honourable Company's extra ship Herculean —On the 3d instant, Mr. George Miirridge, late a pensioner in the Marine service.—On the sth ult. at floggah, Mr. I lenry M'Cleish.—At Dittapore, on the 29th ultimo, Lieutenant Ed. ward Hardwicke. of the lit regiment of Sepors.—in camp, last mnoth, Captain Smith, of the Bent d Cavalry.--On the 6th Inst. Mrs. Charlotte Gattie, aced 29.—0 n Saturday, the. 17th ult. at Illanki:wire„ the infant son of John Paschal arkins, Esq. At Tricliiimpoly, on the I.sth of December, Ca;naiii Richard Barker, of the 21 Battalion, Ist Begins nt of Native Infantry. —Lately, at his house in the neighbourhood of PAM; Mrs. Rawlins, wife of John Rawlins, Esq recoil! Judg, or tae Cam's of Appeal and Circuit of that distiiet —Suddenly, on the loth instant, Mr Thomas thickwo.th, examiner in the ...Jet neva. tment.-o.ithe 17th instant, Captiiii John lien, much regretted by all who had the pleasure of hi.* amptaintanc...-011 Fit lay lat, the 20th instant, in Fort William, the Lady of James Gray, Esq. Muster Mauer to the King's Troops, &meal. —On the 14th instant, Master Thomas Cohn Davidson, infant son id Mr. A. Davidson.—ln camp, near Cuttack, on the 21s1 tilt. the H . ..mutable Lieutenant Montgomery Jones, of the I d Battalion 19th Regiment of Native Infantry.—At Manuel de Souza, Esq. regretted by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.—On the lath instant, at Sarawak Nullah, on his way to Bertiftl, Mathew Leek, Esq. Senior Judge of Beriares, and Agent there to the Most Noble the Governor Grinsal.-sOn the 2441. instant, Mr W 'Mani James Arnold At Furty Colonel John Powell.-al.ately rot b •rd the HonourablerCompany's frigate Bombay Mr t iobie Ebenezer Cidb-rg, Midshipm an , and Mr. Frederick Amelia Desbanco Lowell —On the 29th instant, the youngest and infant daugli te.. of Captain Hasicwood. (To be continued.) MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDIL‘LL, TO-MO.IIOW. hi. N. Charles Fortnum. late of Upper Berkeley-street s Portman square, merchant . .' 10 Johe Belcher, Lamb's Conduit-street, merchant . 12 Robert Westlake, Exeter, grocer • . 8 10 John Thomas Ray ms, late isfliatrobecotriset, St. Mary. la titqillte master mariner • s . . 9 10 An• holly 11.:tingeorth, F.ast Smithfield, stable keeper 3 1 J mathan Mead, Sowthminsterg• Essex, miter . I 12 Thomas Parkinson and John Parkinson, both of Cole man• street, chy mots . 9 10 . . Mary Moore, late of Albemarle-street, Hanover squire, fai icy dress maker . 2 10 lames Campbell, Shakespeer Tavern, Covent Garden, vintner . 2 10 . . George Stra•ton and Henry Stratton, Blackfriars Road, Surrey, ironmongers . . . 2 10 (Joseph Owen, Holborn, watchmaker . 2 10 William Dodd, late of Oxford -street, St. Mary -la bonne, eireer.and gilder . 2 1 Thomas Yerrell, Finsborr-place, Middlesex, tailor 2 13 John Gomel, Hamilton.street, Piccadilly, tailor • 1 10 Henry Hymen, late ofCtiurch-qreet, Minories, jeweller 1 10 George Ludlow, Angel-court, Throvniirtou-street, merchant . 1 10 . . DIVIDENDS. Thomas Pam Tusher, Holborn Hill, linen droner . 10 Francis Wiliiim,Great Clairton, Essex, amen draper . 10 Thomas Billing and John Billing, Holborn, linenolraperr 1 William Edwards, Shot's Buedinp, St. James'., Clriken well, buw•wring inannfaetiorer . I Thomas Jeff., Stoke Newington, Middlesex, earpeitn 1 William Steed, late or Mottling/v.'s/yet, me.clia- it . 10 William Monk, late of the Straud, truss-maker . . 10 CERTIFICATES. henry Jackson, Mincionplene, merchant. William Macfarlane, Canal. Wharf, totherhithe, merchant. William Porteous, Chippruham, Wiltshire, ens! merchant. Rochfnid Grange, York play., Purtman•quare, PRICE OE STt.CKS PIA 3 pe , C , mt. ONIS 3 pea e rut. Con.ols 37..i 4 p• 1 C.ni. Cnnauls 721 19f 3 per Clan. Navy. Egi 9u 8s Sank Long Ann 164 13-16ths Illitto Short 4ll Omtilmn .. . fic Exchequer Rills ...par. Yt. dis Lug. Lottery Ticket.' Comets tot T. ISISTI, Stock Rrok..f, 4, 0.,01n1i, and 9, Charing Cv..a. PRICE OF IRISH STOCK::, , icr. r. Goy. Deli 31,er cent $ per Cent rn n Oct.; 1) 5711 _ NIG!! WATER TIIH DAY AT LONIE)N lIRDEUE, 10 min. Ow 7. BIRTH. At I. Ankerville's St. Andrew's-4quart, on the 6th eu•. vent, the Lady of Davpd Roo. Esq. was safely delivered of tun. MARRIAGE. At Daffiekl, near Derby, Mr. EIiMIS, surpon, of BO (solo of the Re•. D. Evans, of lit.ro:l, in that comity) to MA. Harrison, ores to UIP celebrate , ' 'infer of that 1111111 P, daughter of John Harrison, Esq. of Duffield. DEATHS. On Sunday morning last, A t:olebro.dcle, ard 74, Mr. Richard Dearman, one of tl.e people called OrAu , s. death seas very sudden ; 11.; wsett to be well on Saturday night, and was found dead in 1..4 b on Sund oorr t).t Saturday, the 29th ult. was int...red at Wellington, Mrs Tony, wife of Mr. Tung, attor.., at law, of that pI3C.• Whit. the minister was read. .g the 90 , 4 mai n as part of the service, Mr. Tli , omas Wantvni, owe of the ..teeod nits, fell hunt his seat and instantly eicoir A, awfully another part of the funeral service, " In the midst of bre we arc in olkstb."-.. le ye also ready. At Antigua, of the yellow fewer. Lieutenant Chalet L. Car .f the 7011 i Resultant of Foot, again i eery rows. Jag mpg after. SALES Mr AUCTIM. LARGE PRIME STOCK OF PAPER . By Messrs BURTON and VENNOR, THIS DAY, at King's Flevc A o t :C i,n i locc ' at the Large'R oons , l ate the , yarn, Cornhill, ALARGE and VALUABLE ASSORTME NT o f pA PER, consisting of about 100 ream fins Fonlimp ' 10 0 ditto Yellow Folio and Quart o P th i t , 60 d itto Superfine stout Single and Dotalile Pot, 20 ditto Superfine Bank Post, 3.1 ditto Fine Writing Copy, 40 ditto Outside Writing D em ,: awl Copy, 40 ditto Large Thin Folio Putt, I M ditto Fine stout Short Demy for Music, 80 ditto Superfine Blotting and Blue Crown, 80 ditto Printing Royal and Demy, In ditto Negii Drury, JO ditto Royal and Demy Cartridge, 40 ditto st out Cartrldec, 60 ditto best Imperial and Bag Cap, and 40 buncLd.. Small (land; Account Books, Parchments, Rubliess, and mis cellaneous article. To be viewed previous to the Sale, when Catalogues may ba had at the Sale Room ; and of Messrs Button and Vennur, N o , 62, Coriihill. FISHER WICK, NEAR LITCH FIELD, STA F FOR !). SHIRE. CAPITAL ESTATES, SUPERB MANSIu EXTENSIVE MANORS, FISHERY, WOODS, .I.c ;ie . . By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coftee•honsc, Exchange Alley, Caudill, 1611 THURSDAY, the 13th of November, at Twelve o'Clork, in one Lot, THE very Capital, and truly desirable FRT.& HOLD EVI'ATES, with the extensive Marb. l s Tymore, utheiwise Tedierwick, and Him-, Cumbertord, Wigginton, and onothitd of the Man, of Packington, Courts - Baron, RoVailitf. and IMlTlUhilit4 The much distinguished and . beautifol Seat Fi•berwie:: Park, essay noble and elegant stone-boil M ansion, excellent Oilers of every deserintibn ; a +various with stabling for 50 horses tom. doubt, Coach Houses, Har. runs and Saddle Rooms, Paltier's S!loo, and other suitable O'fiees arid Servant,' Rooms 4.ver. Also Plea,ure Grounds, Sh•ublieries, and Plantwimis 44 hne poem forest trees and shrubs, ,neircling a gram! 3.0Ci11,1K Piece of '.Yates ; ing also, capital Kitchen Garileni wa led licit and %in - cc:sem I ouses. Grem noble and extensive Park of pleas* &versified Giounds, i•at bounded lay the River Tame, PM. ratsibled by thrilling Plantations, encompassed by part new well and oak paling. T:ir , e elegant Lodges to the entranc -5. Th e whole fornain: ono of the ~,act 444mplete and beast !.11 re‘i. deuce; Ia the kmgdoin. At All agreeable distance is a complet Farm 1in11.4., with suitable buildings of curry vic.crit&aa, yards, &c. &e. and a most eligible Farm in band Also several capital Farms lying contspinusto the Park, lett to most respectable tenants, pita oil leabe, the r.m.:l l , l cla at win. Elford and Comb !rforti :gills, with Dwelling HttliZll.'3ril s-veral well-lini t Howies, Cottages, Ho was WO Id, in hand, unwinds of 340 acre., roveno. with tine thriv.ng oak and eviler timber, a tio'ale ;c, the eminty, with an excelled House. wilt Difiee4 and Garden, U,cuard , &c. cionmand,lg r.ch and - turesque views of the River Trent, and the runty. ry. Tar whole Estate 'toward: tt two thousand •tierea howired acres The rental aial estiin.ited valtte tat i.e5,06N. is ac• own. The propertv of the Rig't lion. Lord Sticn Chichester. The Mansio.i and Faints are in consdete and well supplied with plenty *1 excellent These mule, are partirulatly well caleuLitod for a nibleinsit or gentleman wishing fora sis,erls resilience, aid tereali e lase party in rMae of the hiacit counties in the k tort:sin. .e Manors are ainwthiitls sto •I:cd with ;rite, f . oM- , ..7eris of all descriptton., excellent reads, and in one of the fir,t neighbaurhoods. The ►tansion to be viewed with Tickets witheet wluals no person can he admitted. T6c farms and laselt my be ♦kwed by applying at the Mansion: or to Mr Kictevil Beaumont, at Huddltafted, near thy Mansion. Descriptive Particulars may be bad on the 'T , erni%es; lathe George, Litchfield; Hotel, Liverpool; br.dscwatet Runt, PAMlChtliki ; Hen and Chickens, Biriningbans ' Quoct . lit "- ton; George, Derhy ; Cattle, 'rsniwinth; Star, tit 't ; King's Head, Coventry ; Nott':ainistm; $lllll, Mr. t•:: White Hat, Bath; at Gatrse ay's Coffee hotts; Loud in. Pa of tile Estates may bo iseen, and Panteulais and Tirk-ts tor viewing the Mansion may be bad, et T. G. Litt 6e1.1 Mows. Blake and Wh le, 13:14ex-street, Stand; dal 1( hlr 14Mias, Warwick street, aitdmi.vnistre, Lodetn. At the House of Mr. &small, than Wane Hart In% in Wakefield, on MON I)AY, Noaeonber lt, at Three o'cto..ic in to afternoon, subject to such cent tious as vrilirtLt.i be P E following valuable ESTATES, situate at T Thotties, L.upset, and lit .kefield, in the Colony of Yolk, in the ututermeauatied Letts, subject, nevertheles , , , tu such al teratiuus as may ise . thought necessary, preview to V( en. the slay of sate. Lots. THORNES A. R V. A Close called Pick hi.l, in the occupation of James Hill . . . 2 I • An Allotment in Thorium Field, occupied by ditto . 1 2£ 6 • . • • House, Ont-hitiklinr, and Garth . . 02 26 Part of Field Allotment adjoining.thereto, now occupied by John Gregory 2 011 2 2Ba House, Out-buildings, and Garth, occupied by Wabor Jubb . . 0 1 Part of Field Allotment adjoin:m:omm% occur pied by Juba Gregmy 2 0 0 . . House in 2 dwellinci, with a Garden Put of an old Karla A Croft, containing . . One other, ditto . . One other ditto S :1 14 O Of! Q 11 ▪ 8 214 S . 1 ' 8 2 Now in the occur/06mi of John Gr•;;orp, &c. 6 1;7 Pei 01 an Allotment in Thomas Fidd • 1 3 7 I).tto, ditto, adjoiniug . . . 3 NOM occupied by Richard Brim , S 0 3 7. An Allotment los Nutue Close, occupied by .16,hn Grqpry •. An A.llutinent on Thames Cogrkmon Near Mottle Flatt Fur Bottle Flatt Cock Koyd o s 2 4 3 15 $ It• 7 23• Now all occupied by Widow Jobb 17 2IY 1.1; MET. 9. The M4nor co reputed Manor o( Lured, with the Pda.,•ioa.houi , -, Gardens, and Pleasur-- gi winds, 4,1.! ser,ral flame, ineloeurea, and Pam .Is of lid. Arable, Meadow, l'A.- tor s Land, with the Coal and W. rid th„:reon alio • F a r m l ic ,,,,e with :nitatate V now occupied by the owners, aod other, containing WAKEFIELD. 10. The Rectum House and-Gardens, fell, an d s-yeral other Buil& Pre sib sundry Parcels of Lind :•' nag, eiigib y situate tin Ben J.ne a•.l covinanicating with the Miirket•Oice, and the vrirvipal Siren I near the Church ), er led Kitlry•te; tosethei sundry illw:dntg., ca.l d the Shittrick houses, at;i Coder' alpoitins, now oseupecd try Francis Maui! Eg. Anil others . . 11. The Crest Tythes arts n 4 from 5.700 afros j nir! or ,of hie sly Coltivoletl Land, in the Townships of W.iicerield, ct..a.cy, Al veiv.oree, Mkt Wrenthorr., .11 awl 0,,, d* potion of the Owners. 12. An Allotment of Land, or, the Outwo • • copied by Mn. W.. 1 Ottley George Kitchen, of W.ikehtld. will • • there; and Mania Tomlinson, of Dog I; Premises at Lupset and Thorosey ; and fis - - hal on apislo•atiOn to Mr. CrOlolet, at . ass" Solicitor, Le.-d.; or Mr. I.; obert, Sr G. I) .trect, St. CI a,.i ' Offiur, N Rack St : Union lot 14• Paper, !ec . , 0 I) II lei Afro w a:ye And a Mr. I To •li • fro Tuck: eluti ng 'Waive aad .41 say h. t.vi U . N nitro Pt twins. 141 j! rubl •••• km • • • I'•rn• 1e• ilf ' oltIC '• I to • - 4-1 • .ch i. 4 SI4 T^ar 6e 411,P1 11111 furisi 4..ve , is !.44110 • rt 1 , ;rl.l Mee After GII II 2 Yo Jilin Iran othii ward Cook , 1. d• To v Je LOU , ' Purt; 'lll b T' Sit I Webb Camp D sork U;bu, le,; ~+d ~ 1 ~t~br A od, 1