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OLD BAILBT, O:T. e 3. !erne Et.utmaotiounit, Baron THOMPSON, the I. 'D 4.%vua, kitCOADC4, ALDEILME.N., and City ghficei s. " STEALING IN A nwt:LLING HOUSE. .TourL Licit ab capitally indieted for felonious one 21. and a 11. Batik note, the property 7 William Ka It appeara in evidence, that on the night of the of (Moller, the Prosecutor slept at the Yorkshire fray Inn, Whitechapel, and the Prisoner lay in the tme'roetn : on going to bed, he had one 21. and a I. Rank note in his breeches pocket ; when he arose rat morning, he missed the notes, and the Prisoner ad disappeared ; the Prisoner went to the Rose and room pu in Ratcliff Highway, when he Iced the Landlord to give him change for a ponnd to ; he had but three dollars, which the Prisoner )k, left the note, and said he wound call in the rse or the day for the resuatnder of the change. :hen proceeded to the Cannon public-house, in ' - ')ourhood, and calling fir some gin :oduced a 21. note, and asked the the amount of it was 1 she told him : in, gave a dollar in payment, and the rousse of the day Ile was appre dice Officer, to whom he acknow had changed one of the notes. id Gallo of stealing. a black sailor, was capitally in ig a t nl. Bank note, the property of oonald, in the dwelling of Michael rot Laughlin hf‘Donald stated, that ins{ man, and on Tuesday night, the rept at the house of MichaelhVGar room with the Prisoner, and two a which room there were three beds : bed, the Prisoner observed, he had .halfpenny in his pocket, and must take put the Prosecutor in mind of look n presence of the Prisoner, and ten, he took a 101. Bank note out of -ket, orapp.d it up in an old ballad, us waistcoat pocket, which he then pillow and went to bed. In the .t he awoke, the Prisoner was up, arid baliad on the Boor, bin the note was discovered his loss, he asked the Pri id he knew nothing of it ; he then immediately after, he and the other a pursuit of him, and got a Police c him. 'nest of the Primer, he was asked, said any thing about a girl having the night heftee ? This he denied. :plum, a sailor, stated, that he slept in with the Prisoner on the night in ott-s- Iwnhe in the middle of it by the Pit , on him :he asked what was the mat the Prisoner answered he thought he was house; app.aring to have been in a dream, itv his Oeep. In the morning be heard roe say tte had lost the note, and the _r denied having seen it; he afterwards as in the put suit of the Prioner. The Prisoner then irptested the Court would ask is witness, whether Fe rad not heard the Prosecu te say he had lost the n,te the night before, and as done out of it by a girl in the street? Hts an ver was, that he had not heard any such thing. le was then asked, whether he had not seen two hind notes with the Prisoner on the Saturday ,r,rioos to the transaCtion in question and having mlney, eras he not supported by tile Prisoner ik ansivetc,l that he had received wile money and kink from the Prisoner ; but it sv.:t Anne time ore that transisaion. One of the Police Officers stated di2t, ::Ivint• re- reived information, he apprehended the Prison :•r, sod found i 1 his breeches pocket S one pound notes, inc seven shilling piece, three s'iillinzs ia silver, five . •ypenee , ., and tourprnce halfpenny in halfpence ; he other officer who wart along with him, upon earthing him, found a silver watch in his waistcoat wicket ; at first he refused to answer any interroga cries, but, atter some time, he said he hail received he notes from vnneGreeks abo had been on board 'he same ship with him : they each had given him a pre pound note, and one of them gave him his watch to get repaired Mr. Newton, of Eavt-Smithfield, deposed, that On the 3d of Oetelser, he received the 101. note in ptestion, from Mi. Muses, the Jew cloathianan, in !liner East-Smithfield, to whom he gave the change if it, in one-pound notes, two of which were pro :need in Court, as taken from the Prisoner, which tie witness identified as part of those he had given to doses in charge. Bernard Moses, a Jew, was then examined. Ile lid he was acloathsman, dealt in a variety of arti les, watches, jewellery, &c. and resided at No. 7, Tipper East Smithfield. A black man came to is ship, or. the 5d of 011ober, but he would not wear the Prisoner at the Bar was the person ; he elicved he was a head less than the Prisoner ; he liked if he wanted cloaths ? and the other answered e wanted something else; he then chewed him some ~atches, and the black man chose an old silver one, yr which he was to pay hint two guineas: the man ioduced a ten podnd note : he had nit the change, tit his neighbour, Mr. Newton, gave him small totes for it. Ile would not swear, that the watch roduced in Court was the same he had sold to the tack man ; he was no watchmaker, and therefore Fuld not swear positively; he had got the watch p sold the black man, about two days before s he aye the black man seven single notes, and after he l'ent out, his wife sold him eighteen shillings worth • cloadis, vie. a waistcoat and a handkerchief ;hey were then produced); be was in the habit of tiling such, but would not swear to thou; and "wen if they had been stolen from him, he would not wear they were his. Here rine of the Police Officers eerie forward, and declared, that Mr. Moses ac p uwlcdged the watch had been bought from him; tit when again questioned by the Court, he would at swear positively, but bciieved it might be the latch. He was again eautior.ed, before he answered, .Icl be then declared, he would Dot swear he had aid so. ' The Prisoner, when called upon for his defence, aid, he had received the mosey and the watch from .1e Greeks, who lived then in East Smithfield. On ae Saturday before the Prosecutor lost his note, he himself h.td lost his jacket and waistcoat. and one of the Greeks gave him the one produced in Court. AN/11m asked whether he had any witneses. or whe ther those Greeks he had mentioned attended in his heli.tlf ? he answered, they did not, as be could not know where to find them. Lord I.LLENIIOROVOII, in summing up the evi dence, and charging the duty, observed hue' very material it was to the Prisoner'sdefence, that he should have called those Greeks to corroborate the account he had given. The offence he was charged with was a capital one ; but the question was, whe ther he had stolen the property in the house or not The Jury foUnd the Prisoner Guilty, but retool mended him to mercy. Lord Eu.tvisuaouon observed, they ought to have • rated on what grounds they had recommend ed him; but, not having specified that, the recom mendation fell to the ground. lie then proceeded to he same neigabourhoc nd water, he produces ar-maid what the am e drank his gin, ga , ent away ; in the cou ended by a Police 0 dged where he had c He was found Gad Janus Frocks, a /A: tSited for stealing a IC .aughlin M'Donald, i Garry. 1 The erosecutor Lau pae was a seafaring ma LI instant, be slept at 0, in the same room Wser persons, in which paten going it, bed, th kot twopence-halfpenn ,are of it ; this put th hi{ sharp, and in the p e twe o . .he - men, he is trowsers pocket, a , land put it inta his was Laid under his pillow morning when hr awe he found the ballad on gone; when he discos inner, who said he ' trent away, and is me sow. went in pursi Dulcet to mitt him. E r By the request of hether he had said at taken his note the nigh George Ferguson, a pe same bed with the oi% and was awoke in Sinner's leaping on him cer ? and the Prisoner sot in the house; appe 'lr walking itv his sleeg the Prosecutor say St : 4 1isonet denied havin PRIVATE STEALING. Dania noriste; n, were india ed for privately stealing from Thomas Cole, one pocket-book, containing a 151. Bank note, a letter, and some other papers. It appeared, that the Prosecutor was going to pay a bill in Bond -street, on the 29th of September last, and in his way from Lambeth, where he rt'sided, passing through St. James's Palace, allow eleven •clock in the morning. he knew he had the pocket book in question, in his inside coat pocket: he stopped to look at some piCtures in the window of a print shop in St. James's street, when some person behind stretched his arm over his shoulder, and pointing to one of the piSures, asked him, if that were meant for a Burdett COMIllf Plum Brentfird?" he answered in the affirmatives and, on lose mg round, he per- ceived it was the prisoner, and took particular notice of a mark on his face ; there were twelve or four teen people about the shop, but he was positive the Prisoner was the man who had accosted him s he went as far as Vete-street, Oxford-road, when he missed his pocket books be could not tell where abouts he had lost its the note he received from a Mrs. Appleby on the 21. th. The Prisoner Thornton. who had pretended deaf ness during the whole of the trial, asked, at this moment, how it was possible he could pick the Pro. secutor's pocket while he bad an arm over his shoulder ? The apprentice of Mr. Pasties, of Tothill-street. Westminster, hatter. stated, that about 12 o'clock, on the same Seth of Sept. the Prisoner Freeman came to his master's shop. and bought a hat for fifteen shillings ; he gave him a fifteen pound Bank nose in payment, of which he had not the change, but got it from Mr. Weston, the baker in the same neighbourhood ; the Prisoner complained of the hat being too large for him, and, by the Witneps's re commendation, he came back to him some days af ter i❑ order to have it altered. The note had been paid into the Bank, and Mr. Gibbous, one of the clerks, attended with it. The Prosecutor and Mr. Weston preyed it to be the same note, by certain marks they had ohserrert and made upon it. Margaret Ward stated, she had seen tbt Prisoner Freeman about halt past 12 o'clock on the same day ; she was at the Union public house, in Westmin• ster • he came into the bar, and be treated her to a glass of gin: she then went with him to the hatter's, where he bought the hat, and on their way, met the other Prisoner, who walked on the opposite side: they then went to the Westminster Arms, where they had a pot of porter. Thornton joined them. and she saw Free m in give him 5 o.ie pound notes. a two pound note, and some silver, and she heard them s ty, they were to meet agdin at 4 o'clock. Wm. (soodenough, a Police Officer, stated, that he apprehended Freeman on the ltith of OR. who tcl,l him he had bought his hat at Westminster, paid to: it unt of a ten pound note he had received from his ua..le at Brist,:l; he afterwards said it was a fifteen pound note, which an old soldier gave him to take some money he owed him out of. Some days after, he apprehended the other Prisoner in Duck lane ; he pretended to be deaf, but cook! hear very well when he pleased. When called upon for their d4:nee, Thornton declared he was perfeCily innocent of the charge. Freeman said he was going up Sc. James's•street on the day mentioned, and found the pocket-book on the flags; he was much distressed, and male use of the note to buy necessaries, and piy some trifling debts he owed. One of the latter wag due to the other Prisoner, who WAS perfealy innocent of the transaCtion. Baron Tatomrsom, in summing up the evidence to the Jury, observed, that by Aft of Parliament, the crime with which the Prisoners were charged was a capital offence, which deprived them of the benefit of clergy : but it was necessary to prove the hand which adually picked the pocket, and the person or persons aiding and assisting in the theft were not liable to the capital part. It did not ap pear from the evidence, which of the Prisoners had &finally committed the fat, and, upon the capital part of the offence, they must be acquitted ; as to the rest, he left it to their decision. The Jury, after some consultation, acquitted the Prisoners. The following Prisoners were tried thig day: Jim.' Franks, Gritty, Death; Joseph Lewis, Mary Winn, Guilty; Thomas Weedon, F.htabeth Mmttn, Alice Mobt,s Ann Gram, Sussumih Crass, Dtitiel Thurston, Juse, , h Free man, Elisabeth Brown, John Kippiagbaui, and J Vim Jawee, Not Guilty. The following deplorable circumstance appeared at a Coroner's Inquest, held last week upon the body of a young woman in the parish of King's Norton, Warwickshire. The bed-fellow of the de. ceased, an old woman, was awakened with the noise of groans, who discovered the young woman out of bed, sitting in the room, who complained she was very ill: the old woman got up and warmed her some wine, which she drank, said she was better, and went to bed again, but in the course of the night she diLd. In the morning it was discovered that the young woman had delivered herself of a child, which (from the testimony of a medical gen tleman that attended the Inquest) was born alive, and it is supposed that during the time the old wo man was down stairs warming the wine, this most unnatural mother took the opportunity of putting the infant between the bed and the straw mamas, where the unfortunate infant was found pressed al most Rat Oder its won ter of a parent. NdrA . L TNTiLLICENCZ. PoRTSMOUTNI, OCT. e?,4. Arrived a very large fleet of coasters from the Downs, under convoy of the /rap, of 18 guns, Hon. Captain Aylmer; Rein Deer sloop. of I 8 guns ; and Curlew, of 18 guns, Captain F.arl of Nvrthesk. The Pabiphentits, of 64 guns, got under way f o r the Channel Fleet, but the wind hkwing strong from the Westward, she came to again. Arrived the Ci , ... , •.stra frigate tz nn the Downs, and the Sactcci horn St. Helen's, likewise the Sararth sloop of war. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 23. Arrived the Foriums, Peters, from Barcelona ; Couragesx man of war, from Portsmouth; .11,1A , n frigate, and Lay Althillearmed ship, from Torbay. Sailed the Plover, sloop of war, with four trans ports under convoy for Cork. Wind N.F. iItErkSLSS, OCT. 2$ Sailed this morning the Merraeor armed ship, with five sail of vessels, under convoy fnr the Baltic. Wind Easterly. DEAL, ocr. 24. Sailed the Derestatitm, LaOey, and Poleax° bombs, on a cruise off the French coast. Arrived the Antelope frigate from liosely Bay. and the Pluto sloop of war from a cruise, and has made a signal for a convoy to the westward. Yesterday afternoon .L'lrnotortatife frigate, Capt. Owen, sail: el from the -Downs on a cruise ; and by his usual vigil.ince di‘covered, ne:zr Blackness, three of the enemy's large praams, and sixteen gun-vessels, &c. from Calais. Dunkirk, and Hushing, bound to Boulogne. which she engaged ; but they being under the proteaion of their batteries, escaped into Boulogne. L' Imitortaiite has returned to the Downs, having received damage in her masts, &c. has several of her people killed and wounded. lIARWICN, OCT. 24. The Mae packet, Captain Osborn, and the Dorat, Captain Hamilton, arrived this day from Husum with the mails and passengers ; they brought over about 100 rectuits. The Lori packet, Captain Dell, arrived yesterday, after landing the mails at Yarmouth. The Earl of Lriaster. Captain 'Thomson, and the Diana, Captain Short, are nnder sailing orders, with the mails of the '23d, for klusurn and-Gotten burgh. GREENOCK, OCT. ^O. Arrived, on Thunday, the .7ohs, A llar;, from Sligo; yesterday, the Vsetore4i.na, Thomson, from Malta, last from Cork; and early this morning, at the Tail of the Bank, the Jaile,o 2 May, and Cue tevi of Car fetrti. Anstruther, two of the Lisbon fleet; but have not yet learned any particulars. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. _ _ ARRIVALS. At Liverpool—The Diligent, Marlhlll, from Lisbon. At Swanson—Zealotts, frumlisbon. At Mull ---Cliatham, Cheeve, (torn Virginia. In the "leNel—i-Arin packet, fro u New York; Mentor, Mil ler, from Hataicish ; and the Anthony, Nbingrrs, from Philadelphia , Asuphion, from ft..sit 'more ; Getieral Marshall, and the CiratweAcr, ILIA, front terititoiss. COLCHESTER. Oc r. Q.S. Leiden-Heath Camp broke up yesterday. The Slst, 42d, 91st and 92d Regiments of Foot return to Weelp under the command of Major-General Hope. The tfeshire North British Militia goes to Yar mouth; Lord Charles Fitzroy's brigade returns to Ipswich; and Major-General Campbell's to IVood bridge. The Royal Lanark Militia, now doing duty at Wetly, arc under orders for Chelmsford, an.l commence their march on Friday next. The foil , isv lug General Orders have been circulated on the oc casion:— GENERAL ORDERS. • I learl-Q salters, Co!ehe.tcr. The following 11:1011,1710111tq are t ) take plan• on MI up of camp, amt the trunin now in the cE.trid taking up their winter quartos Werlitesday, the g4th Meant, the tint battaliqn of the 42.1 regiment to relieve the lloy.ll latiark•hirs at We-lv. Thunday. the 4501 ittst. the pa-lc ~f artaletv, troop of hon. slats, Royal Pembroke, and Royal Laocaehite, to Co:,:lte-ter Barracks. F4lday, the 26th install, the 92,1 to W^►lv ; the R•i:l' Lancashire to Colchester; and on Saturday, the 27tti, to ; pro CCed to Chelmsford. Moods! the 29th, Lord Charles Fitsroy's briga,le, and Royal East Ntiddlekett, to Ipswich Barracks. . _ fik I.nrolo of four long girc pounde.4 awl four light four pwtden to accommny the column under LorJ .c;ca Fi ran and to be quartered at Ileowidh• (Signrd) W. Mil Niti /E„ Dep. A.nist Adj Gen MEETING OF CRFDIFORS AT GUILD:IACL, TO-1110111110M. WifliAtlll W Non, late of the Coil f seising*. enaJfactnr !Stephen Sasoituff, now nt late of Apullu-boiktiner, East_ lane, Wsiworth. merchant 10 . . 3.11 n Coates, Hanulton.treet, Picts.lil:y. tali,' . 11 10 Henry Mtn's'', Lite of Cliorch.street, Minorie-, jeweller $ 10 George 1 sti.firm, Angel-court. Thregnsorten-istrvet, ruse_ chant $ In . . Jn- , eph Keens, Ilesingstoke. dealer I 16 Wili.im Portman, Greet Newri.ft-itfeet, ...* II i.satot 4 I:, John Roods% late of the Grand Junction Wii•rr. Whiwfriars, timber-merchant . I 10 [XVI DLYDR. Williaen Roll, Basingh.ili-street, beat-facia , • 10 Rol, .rt Fogg, the younger, New Bultd,u , . , t. citina.irsan 1$ Willi4m P...lhott, late of Newingtwn.eausew ,y, Soe,- . 1, haberdasher . . . an . Y. A. CERTIFICATES. Sil•••terWhanl.on, Blackburn, Lan...white, gn• eer . Thema. Cnivi y...( Man, boater, dignity Limo mg.,- twar , tert lA* of Glomerate', guicer. Timms, 11.,;ue, late of Cannon-row, Weveminiler. moan ►cri•rner. John Havlca Mle, of Anottinity. Ynri•hlrr, William Wild, of Maiichesorr, fwt aq uunui , c t Francis Tbom•an, of Bow.laue, Gliearaide, warehous Imam. Tho r n a 4 ani James Hoimm, of Llvi:rimul, oae.clut James Howell, late of Stratfieldaaye, Hann, farmer. COURSE OF EXCHANG Ansstentaa 55 2 2 U. Ditto it Bight 37 7 Rottwraarn C. F.. 12 'YR IT. Hatubt4olol.... • 35 15 5 1') &Rona 3) 9 211' * Pais 25 :!I.i:. Duo 2 1A..." 23 It) I •L LllOOl. 11..ww1eaux .23 10 ; P. .I,utal (jc.1.1 in C..iab Ma•ltid Ditto Cadiz ....1 rap., 4 Near 1.1,110 s Duo 11.11tna I.ciewarn 49: ALi., on the Houk ...I Hollan.l Geno• 41;Li♦ Pic 4! per tent. Duhliu en London (tact. 19.. 11 , 1fa:t. 1,3 1."11 , 100 (Oct. 16) Belts& ea D ulitia 11.11144.. 1.4 7 CI days L, Tu.sumr, 0c70.......i). Ven,ce Naples I.;sbon (limes Dubl is 1. s .1 Yeste,Say—Accassiun of Groats!. 1 1 11.—Nat'dlai at a:I t:., t)ffices. PRICE OF IRISH sTo.:Ks, OCT. 2i. Gnvernut •nt DoSeuturk..4r put cunt... .......... G,a,nl , M G per CC R rt% al C4rial Leatt,6 p.?c cent. HltiH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE, 20 min. sifter A. IWATI IS. On Friday lait, at Ride, in the Isle of Wight, Mn.s den, wife of th. S,undee,, of U t ipei sqliare„late of 0001,0 • .at fiat father's h nisl, in New King street, Bith, of ■ rs:,:.t •le:;ilia, George Sinter C. , .ster, aged 15 yelr.:, ,01111'V.4t Of Majo. Cher. r , and gra:elson of the late Gnt-rtr•r Llzste:. He w . a ',el a:niablP and promising youth. Sit•nday last, ltArs thtlans, of English Frankten, Salo:,. Il e . death irAi awfully suddm— , the was preparing to get on hack to go I. market, bur, before she had mount d, was ill, and expired a short , ene alter. Mr. Thoniai Wlittow:vni. of fiillingdnn, ar 1 ;g: •rr - J. late of 104 HP rrr ,iurJ all his SAC .• n !CI • last did at any other periol of 11•• • could vra:k a d uiro of two or flip— , wait ;• . lour Ilfe •A r -adored teniarkahlo by his vvry t....ltunoit to dritcitig; but ho urea had art, other Ir•u th.t .1 gin, of wluch he daily &oak two or thrre Kid,' a , [night of hii dn,th. I.e wat ho,r; r.Zi% Willtaot, and had a to e“ perfect reculleoi•oi esi • of Q nom Anti', of who ihr often op ,ktr --!rt ti .11 of 171:a,110 incrsiteyingrto.p, lions I:xtullx: i.11")::4011. Hu remits wr,e or! 10 tie liticdun church yard, near hit father's, who died abou:10 yeah: as exactly at the same ay.. SALLS BY AucrioN. FREEHOLD EST.ATFS, N E 1R FONDF.R'S END, AUG( ALLUTNIEN 1' ON ENFIit.LLIP CHASE.. Be M. SMI If, At Garawm's, nn DAY, N •virebet 1, at Twclve,•!n, ThT , e by Order of the kae vtora of I E4ci. deans..d Lot. 1. A Very improvable FREEAOLD Li. TATE, saute at Pu,:drt't prising Thr:e Tia.o):” Teuenieuis, a. a Garcleaa t.) La plot of Garden (:ro u nd adjoining, upvc.4.4. .I'./0 Feet iu froht Or South street, well s•L•ek-.1 nit i foot tr, s, •e -ver4l ti , ober trees oed COW! valor, lit to J. l'“oor, Mr. Pharaoh, 'eosins at will, at Rants Lal.tltalltitig to 13i I. pet annum, Land Lot 2. / very im,io‘anle Frf .11 -!4 Eita.e, nearly Lot. 1, e•witaini try‘aids nf IsOin Front o, Surer street, comyris7nlz a Knelt Dwe9;n7, H••ns-, large G end Orchard, and fon:. Briek 340 . TitrrJer l'enements with Front and teusive Hack Ga t: ns to each, lett to M—rs. narrilf, Gun Nl.thbutt, and Downing, at F..tn4 atantvaing to Ell. atou.t:. 1, , t. 3. A lite,e;:ol,l ron's'oi ab 3::: Three A.A.re of tick Lind, T,tlit: Fr.. r co the bank,- of the rood. Icaii.rl from to P.m. rs Hay na 3 !rne fot To be IrlPMed h.; It Z., • of me Tun ant., or .1 Par:it-Oar. 1!!lrl Days 4i 0., an (k. and d I.: 6,44 Enfield; F.,tor .111 Lint C!-o•4; ( 7.1-.7% So th. gate: !lan, - r-LteiLL. ; 0, ‘ir. So!'i.ito , , fed fret , 1 , 1., IL Li... at Garraway's ; mitt of Mr. S Broad-Ank-t, 11,44 Exchaago. RUSTIC FREI:110LO CO rrv:E. OFFICES, GAZI)..II AND LAIL), UPPER TOOTING 9• it WiNSTANI L I . . At Garraway's, ea. ! : i November, by Otter of the A•11411-ea of 74.C.r.i it arid Powell, Bankrow, 1E very corrapaa, neAtly-finished, ingly eourenierat FREEIiOLD corrAck., bl • CarrtaLprAyr , ne, Foor-Stdi Stable, newly ere., d Isil! rri• Roorn,detathed Wash-'lulus ~ Dairy,Cow•llan —,and other table Out•t Iffacts, all in the most complete rep_ (l.een • fii.cepu Pleasure-Garden, Kitchen-Garden, paveri Yard, fore Cni4a, and rich 4 , leadow, cantaining altor..ther about Threw Acres. the Rcs‘iletica of Mr. WALTF.R PO WELL, pleasantly ea. taatial at Zipper Tua:ing, Surrey, oilly Six Rifles from Tovraw Th.' Ilea* , lx fitted up to a veculisrly neat stVe, with Six B,d eiamber-, Three Servants' Ra.ans x Drswiirg Room 29 Felt by 14, a Dining Parlour a re.et by 14, Gontleinan's Room, gad Knclien, S:tid.ery, IV,r Vrdts, Cellaiage, and ere, uther Acatimmoditiati f,r a Genteel Family. Dana Folic • VilW:ll4, Day of Sale, Ste. will be ;lyre Lie this and other Papers; and ter a short rime aftcrwarrln will I,e So:d, the Tel neat llt/LFSEIIOLD FIIRSiTh3E, $lO Onnees of l'an!,io:zitie ltuautiful Cult la, 'haul - .;eo ..:ca of clici . ..ce ILO 1.4. r, Car, t, &e. a Nye of soperiew M. an elegant Tos.vii Ci.ae , r, built about Eighteen 11..Jrth., Windua; 'farness, SJC! II. H. idie4 4 Ste. ; a 10 feet $ Il.ard Table, Fire Arias, a c. a v 1 l'imo Fon.r, by Schudi, Library e.f 13,,,,%5, sinowza• winch are a c•insPlete set of doll's Shakes care, a Nlarritsee, a Blood Horse, a 'ge.o.l Ilei nay, a Gig flare, a Poney, an All •rney Cow, threw Pounca, two Sawn, and othei Valuable Efe.,l4. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM AND TY THU, NORMA Ni^TONSHIRE. By Mrs. s. SKINNER DYKE, and C,. At Garrzw...y*., .nt MOXI)AY, • November ‘2, at Twt.l-se o'a,,,k„ in ONE I.ol', A Valuable and very desirable FREEHOLD 12 FARM, in the varivli of IitCHESTFR, ort-y - n v 1,1.4 by the MCI and bounelzd 17 the Ri•es One Mile final aced about 11 from &mono; compl;‘ing th. rer%olllllfo Farm, Acaes of iocluied rich u.,:zing Meadow arid fold,. Ao ,ll ' Land, fr•u! ni 1.4.:at Tv•h A, a v...ry goad Dweiltne Office., and r e,,:ry n:.•c7s•ary O‘r - • antler with tie rat slythes of Earn, C.l,ant. a.• • • arising fnau ,Ll4tit Acr,s of (Id uscl,srd in • • session of an UlleYr.i fn.Aahly good Tenant, elinv , . I piresat Ilirhaelmaa 180.5, except 10 Aerrv, held f- • • , to Year. at Rents to 9!, ,I per Annitlio CA. - . - .. . lilefr.l4l. :.t this exii.rati.di of Um fcrm. Also, the imp ..;Hitt (Ir.•it T? 4114 0: Corn, (:rain, and Itty, wiling hum 141' Acres of old ni.:!rned Llnd in fiend. May he wort, and printed l'Artieulars had, SI Gays °Tr cedilla the S,I at the George, Northarn7tnn Wet :III; )010111g11; CtVl.ll, Lelte.t.q; SW:M, an; Sewiotatt (;,..);ge, Wolnalts , the P•mt , r , o' the Northam! t 111, Leice.t.7, a.ral Ctlyee.try Nperi GelrlArd, Soltchor, Gt.ty'A ; Me-sta. 110.t.0h, Snlicd'uw Wcategb fie!. Dyke. ai d Co. Al lervate-strvet, Lontlon. COUNTY OF KII,DARE, •ro be SOLD, the CASTLE and I)!..NIFSN:" k LANDS of LEIXI.IP, eant•istin.. a lre.• r • e and Entv Acre., beautifully Nititaterl nn tiro ri.e. •• • hleadlw (;-ound, mi the Inglieg heart and naeu,al4 plant.:.!, and well di%ided try full Rmc n 4'' hedges; the u holo by a wa ll vial ue i n . o caber tsigto;terUl ... With all the exteticiv ; Wood:. mid die IF.N;;,:y .d tl,c livor Lffey. The La...h. ad out t''t tuu.n of L. .r.a.n and he b.arwrea 11:e lerand and Royal Can There are. ...any wile fir Mil's, with an tinhouti I ..1 of war., rt the d. -n .1 Munn . Elm, and 8e....eS T. 1.14,, iArr...!ll"ti•oms, hi or e. Aldls or bur AlacholefN, AI,. OW •• I Stick t :ay, an; riui of exce11.;i413.,1.1....g 0.: the • • T. , hold under. a Lease IN., eta..., mid NuS,‘,.• tu i:1 • Rent. Pr will be rer..ivsS, an 4 Ti r,r \A •- k+. g" . by ‘.e.r4t, N dnn , Esq. Men ore.'s sose:, LONDON ..1'.1‘1•:-1 by (1; :) Vu /N. 1.. str.,t,, SI. Clee•Ates, iret •el . W 'WusT, •• Office, N t. I 7r, BAC( of C.11.11.1h. (UPters fos the raperOcc.(e.st-psid) wallreduy 1'11(11442