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ORLAND. SWow WATER r ea" sire. 26. This thy has, we understand, been lately visited by a person whose real name we are ignorant of, but whose spe.cions address has tkceived several of our respeCtable merchants, and induced them to , credit his representatioas of being the son of a Gen tleman of considerable property in the c ounty of Tipperary. Under this disguise, he has passed se. veral bills, apparently accepted by opulent mer chants in Dublin, one of which h'as been lately re turned as a forg2ry, and the others are all suspected to he of. similar fabrication. He first called, as we intormcd, at the house of a very respeffahle timber-merellat,t,an.i inquired:,4,ther hiaftt her's cars nverr arri es!: tin being answered in the negative, he mentioned that they were coming for timber, on which he was pressed to wale in and take share of a family dinner : he accepted the friendly invitation, and his conversation was such as ell'effually imposed on unsuspeding hospitality. He purchased several pitinds worth of timber, and gave a pretended Dublin acceptance of 501. in payment, receiving the danence. lie then visited another timber-yard, and haying made a. small purchate, accommodated the firm with another 501 fictitious security, receiv ing in exchange for the balance an excellent draft on Dublin, which, on being passed at another house. induced a further VA netrotiati , n. It is a pleasant • circumstance for those Gentlemen who have thus fallen viaims to their simplicity, that the sums for which they have been respeaively Won it:, are so very ii•deed, perhaps, such deceit silty ul timately prove beneficial, by inducing keener inves ligation into the charaeters of persons so very sic c,anplishod in raising lise wind, as the anceessful impostor we havaaadrl to, who,.we understand, convetted the fruits of )iis impudence and ingenuity into a bill on Bristol, 'and sailed with the first fair wind that blew, after the transattions we have men tioned, having first etiimplimented an eminent linen draper with his custom, and favoured him with a spurious bill for 2.1 guineas in payment. a Devonshire, a few days since, a tidy the morning at nine, conSrmed at tarried at eleten o'clock on the same day. - since a yoting . lady, the daughter ef near Walsall, in Staffordshire, aged n away from her father's house, and been heard of. morning of Sunday the 13,1 inst. a me - was witnessed by several inha bi ta nts tieir Weitby, A strong gale from the produced a violent surf upon the coast, tall %oat, with three men in it, was descried . •ds the shore near the former place, •as not a vessel cf any description iftirg. As the sea broke very heavy to which the boat was approaching, shore beckoned to the poor men, to further to the northward,to au open &OM the main breach of the sea, where 'ld In security. The boat, hnwcver. ipproacti in the same dire ion ; and I, at intervals, held np an oar, as if to t was the only one in their possession, were ennsequertly unable to guide the s course. When within a stone's throw heavy sea striking the boat, involved se mem in one comnuea destruetion 3 it nut of the power of tl-e speetaiors to 'happy sufferers the smallest assistance. althoegh the accident happened so hare not y..t been found; but two of ids the wreck of the boar, have been the sea. From the circumstance of of timber and other parts of a wreck upon the rocks between Whi•hy and . bay the following night, there is tea. .rend some vessel havi-g foundered near _r place, and that the persons who suffered manner above stated, were her crew, endca make their escape to the shore. There upon any part of the materials or the could lead to a knowledge of the vessel belonged. may indulge themselves in vice and ty vlile they strut and fret their bloody et Red eyes are noting alike their wick weakness, and preserving for history_ iments of guilt which bring dpon atrocity `the pre .ent, and the execration Of all Tate Emperor of the Farscit may, if tall the assassination of the Duke of tesde'i; but the impudence of the asser ly strip the more nakedly that crimi. he has weakly endeavoured to cover toed. Ilistory will tell, what has been to even the hurnhle Journalist who now then the Duke D' Er css I r N was dragged ordered for private execution, Ma ,aarz threw herself at the tyrant's feet, of ardent supplication besought him to land of the unfortunate young, PaINC E. the eloquence which nature lends to that. inery wants au advocate,. were repelled lutate ruffian. }lt seized his wife while the life of innocence, by the hair of the agged her thr,,ugh a suite of chant gu ire-room, Where the seldiers watched to his private Rpm tments, and there 'pc upon her body, he leti her to the ocs of the guards, and returned to his me orders for the immediati murder of 'Estoultn The lips of. Ay-dander hive fat ft r history.—(evrk M. C.) JLTZIPI—Every person who has visited toast, is acquainted with the monument which was called Rr;ulbia,n by the Ro iemarkable for the two antique steeples ti.tree which stand close to the sea, four west cf .tlargate. We are sorry'to oh they are soon likely to become a prey to of the waves. Early on Sander wind blowing strong from the 'with tide being at the full, the cliff on which les, gave way, and in the cour.e of tie a with the houses, was precipitated in beach beneath, carrying w;th it the walls mining bowel' One of them was a very sing. The betties were occupied by la !sons and fi , hrrnsen. The w flee, h.y un. the cliff, have laid open an ancient which =any %Lulls and banes have ap- tleman of considerable props Tipperary. Under this disgu veral bills, apparently accep chants in Dublin, one of wlii turned as a forg2ry, and the e to be of. similar fabrication. :or intormed. at the house timber-metchaht,arvi inquired qvurr arts es! : on being answ he mentioned that they were I which he was pressed to wall a family dinner : he accepted and his conversation was such ' on unsuspecting hospitality. pounds worth of timber, a Dublin acceptance of 501. in 1 diffnence. lie then visited i and haying made a. small pu • the firm with another 501 tie ing in exchange for the balan Dublin, which, on being pa induced a further 501. negotn circumstance for those Gem fallen vi.ltims to their simpli4 which they have been respe very trifliiig ; iydeed. perhai timately prove beneficial, by ti ligation into the char-afters complishod in raisin. be t impostor we ha va. alidral U converted the fraits of )iis in into a bill on Bristol, 'and s wind that blew, after tbe tea tinned, having first erimplin I draper with his custom, an spurious bill for 2.1 guineas i eew At a town in Devonshire, °, was baptised in the morning ten, and married at eleten o A few days since a yonnl ' a clergyman near Walsall, sevetfteen, ran away from I I : His not since been heard of. On the morning of Sur lancholy scene was wirneisc a Sandsend near Whitby, itf Irth had produced a vie *hen a small boat, with thre suakingi towards the shore thought there was not a vests Bible in the offing. As t upon site spot to w hi c h rh the peoplc on shore bucker Iroeeed a little further to eh tog sheltered from the main they might Lind in :emit] eontin:red to approaeli in I i one of the men, at intervals Indicate that it was the onl; and that they were crmseque • boat or alter its course. Wh of the shore, a heavy sea su both it and the nseu in one being thtally nut of the pc ifford the unhappy sufferer! Their bodies, although ti near the !Lorr, have not yst their hats. is ids the wreck washed up by the sea. F i several pieces of timber an e !scio n , ' driven upon the in I i Robin Hood's bay the loll( i 1 son to apprehend some rest the fortner place, and that in the manner ahove state, touring to make their esc; was no mark upon any par boat, that could lead to a to which they belonged. Bad men may indulge tt Taney, but whle , hey stru hour, unsuspeped eyes are edness and weakness, an, those documents of guilt w the shame of the pre cot, future time. T4.e Emper, il I be pleases, call the assns ! ENGH I Cil prism:pi ; but tt tion will only strip the a - ! nality which he has weak] with falsehood. IlistorY , long known to even the hu speaks, that when the Duke to Tar is, and ordered for dame 13mt .. P A gig threw h and in tams of ardent sup spate the blood of the ruts Tears, and the eloquence s sea, when mi.ery wants at from the obdutate ruffian. pleading for the life of ianc head : he dragged her tt hers into tlie gu irs..room, vi tae passage to his privat! having stamps upon her b rode assistance of the gua room and gave orders for the Duke D'EseartN ! TI preserved this fat fl-r histi Tea RLCOLVEVI—Ever the Kentish coast. is aegoa of antiquity, which was ca mans. it is remarkable fo called the Si.fers, ririch st; teen miles west , f .slargal serve, that they are soon 1 the ravages of the wa se'nnighr, the wind blowin I west, and the tide being at were two hnu.es, gave war day, trur?ther with the he ruins on the beach beneath of three adjoining houses ancient building. The h- bouring persons and fi-hrr dermi:ang . the cliff, hay .cemetery, in which =any piared. DEAL, SEPT. 30. Arrived dr* .4vedope frigate, from a cruise, and remains in the Downs, walt the rest of the ships as per last. HARWICH, SEPT. SO. The Lori, Capt. Dell, who put back l}r stress ot we idler, sailed this morning in comp-any with the Diann. Capt. Stewart, the Aurftinti, Capt. Bridge, and the Lath/ A'epeart, George Dean, with the mails of the :25th and Bth for Husum and Gotten burgh, and several passengers. A Dutch schnyt is just arrived from Katvryek with a few letters, but no passengers. Y A 1112 OUTII, 31 , Tt. On the 27th at ni , :ht, the .-I. , Zert Hoop, Loss, from Dram to Falmouth, struck on Cotton Sands there are very little hopes of saving the ship ; hut some of her materials and part of her cargo may be saves. Wind S.S.E. PORTSMOUTH. StPT. 30. Arrived the Mcgern fire-ship from a cruise. The Zephnr htig of war has made 1 signal for a convoy to the Downs. The following transports are ordered for Halifax, and Surinam, viz. Prinrrs qf Justrill, the eh, istiairch the &hatter, and the Nentwue. —•Wind Southerly. The Swif surr is ordered to be fitted for six months, :o join Lord Nelson. PLYMOVTR, SEPT 29. Arrived the Hrre man of war from a cruise.--- Wind Eastetly. The Marne Fortupee sailed on Saturday f'r Ja: maica and the Leeward islands, with dispatches of importance. Remain in Cawsand Bay, the Trateriiire, of 98 guns; Windsor Castle, 09t3; and Abu!awee, e£74. --.p, FROM WOWS UST, Gs *vats tu Sart M.—Paned by tee Coninnans% auks; Flora, Merrylant; and Out Rams 1.444.. t. Fyne.% Snit 1144ta ; Dairy, Le-, frqr. Swerna; Morrytnaek, Wilhara, tam tho RleCr Plata, ---.; * II4ITY 3n.1C',1 , 1 , tte, 0.,; Wheatley; and Cle Jane, Roaring, Pet r burr r.; Em4r, Itatnam, ft,m liOrsrliv s ; Aetive. Fir .a::; Foal Hatnlne2h ; St ialins Cane*; Rhahatit, Pner ; Tw.i Ymrarn, Green and the Tan, tinker, Rarry, limon Air nel q lisms..4a, •uthar. 1.:,03, foe, and I (041 Citria 'Luta ; Roo Frotune, near:a 'nut. from D , •tt- Farewe l l. PTV. Forte , ; Thaw' tl r ; Heb,, Planer; eficenad,'Pa‘att , e, ; at/ US Cygnet, tNnartion, harm Tomtit. Said the laabell.t, G rerr, ,or Cita rleatcol Ud..n, S..ann, 1w Cadiz; Pans, k ; Iv beaa, Robson; and the !tart ott, Iplohetly, for tet,ca'auret. NIWGAT6 AN!) LEADENRALL MARXSTS. By the mere. Beef Ol to 4. 0.1 Veal. os 61 to 41 11,1 Muttott 3. 4.1 to 4s 0.1 Perk ocl to 4s . ed Lamb 0,1 to 48 4,1 41.a1VZI, Duren—the Mary, Patt.mpro, from reublih At ryrrso Dhriatuc P-e, (eon Arch.i.tirl. At Liverorro , ...4 re Integror. Str,zt, from Que'se. At Psetsortho Sarah. Cherry, from Li%erpool. STATEMENT of the 1)ISTKIBUT1ON 4f the BRUTISH NAVAL 4014. CE, to4lte 1 t irt,t Li trrr , :vs Tut Inrmt O', .” I •l:Swit'os:alutoriers 16' 21 101 147 GuArd.e , ire in 1A En g 11414 and Irish Chan- I 25 Oa dm: Downs and North Sea sts 12 At the Vrist India Islands, nod on the P.eege. On theJaanica station.- 4 Annzie.a sad Nsor touadlawl .ta 0 C. of G. flore i , East ball., and on th, Psr•or 9 Coast of ltfnra 0 Spa*, Portugal, mod Ginnetat... 4 hrediterrancau and an 14 Hos} ital and ramo,l Ships Trail in Corarni•tfrei Os Receiving Sin..., 6 Sr.ieeaSl and repainigg 1.4 Sera l5 1.1 I hdinarg Raildiigg 13: • I I 4- l'3 39d 0 4 Total lll6l 57 111 , 4 45'1 STATT OF THE •KONAILY AT S•Ctt LiAr. :10s. trig Port:too. • 't 2l I 16 , 1 1 4111.1 th Cluatuun 2l 6 t I 4 Shemes.l s!el 161 4 43 41 719 11 27 T0ta1.... 68 12 11. 37 124 j 16-1 CORN EXCMANGE, M , Oct 1 , The arrivals of Wheat to-day arc m iniddling.quaetity, end hoes the succesiol of so few go 41sanspl arrirlng, rather bet t-e are mad, for that quality ; ut , r.r sorts rather (1,11. Tklot I.asoir lunch Bole", it is rather dearer. rmis Mak at bight* price. Waite and Grey Peas rather so Tar supplies of Oats are lar,:e ; the beet rentals& full as high, asol warrior sorts rather cheaper. river s.t/iout elteratian. IN) . m ENT "RACE OF GiLAIN. '.V her ' , 6. 664 76. Beam 4Q. 4%. 04 Fll4O do. - . 79 , . 64. Trek BOWS .....;i4•. 404 0.. Kyr, mew 395. 64..' 04. O. 114 s if. 49. 04. Bailey • .51. 364 6J. l'ulan•ls ....SU. 314. 04. Walt .6ok 724:1116. i ltaps f10rd....... S. 421. Le. White Pea5.....50e. 564. 04. VSO4. 11041/......654 06. 04. Grey Pea: 414. 44, NI. !lernrrie .604. 65. e.. %imam o mrnEA bostetbod ally from the 1711 arroably to S. d. TIN 6/Ala. LAM., • h of tothe ot Sept. the new Act. M (aorta. tt tO -- 174 _-___ at IS 475 -- 4 78 518 at 77 42--- at 76 1134 -t 73 602 at 71 I - at 73 97i At 7it 49 at 71 44 at 7rt 570 is 6. 4t7 at 611 t 74 at 67 And :/) Quai Total 3,737 Quarter" 51 Old. Itiztter tb4 A 1 Frew Sept. Sask.. I d. "/ I, d 191 astataaa• at 66 52 at 63 at 64 6 132 ---••••• at G 4 Ci 3 ---. at 63 at 61 6 464 at ,- 03 2,4 at ,;,9 7 at :14 •t 56 69 --•••• at 55 67 at 54 48 at 53 50 at DO irtn , .t 454. 00,-rar 700. 111 d. lan WI leetwa. RETURN IPT FIAL Stye. 91, flora LA S.:eks 1. d C.ciet I. 50 6t CS 72 0 I 1'R.. . . ... PG 0 5 61 0 1751 70 0 4060 4 • 6 . 1 0 1 ' 4.1' 0) 0 31. 69 0 an.. . . 64 0 40 38 0 3114 64 0 COO . ... 6.3 0 2 ..)7 0 40 G 7 6 • 17, ..6 2 6 11 b. 0 lit 6' 0 142 6.1 0 CO 22 0 Tr/sl--11.109 9310.2..... %,...iieel;66. 64. 2s. 11'A. lug6er Was lag Ites.Jm. - IJXRIti!)GE. The "orn in neetor's itAltat,s, on Thum! . .', Sopetr .. W. t t, jtrr Wad. • per qr Oats E-ans Terre is od Oti t., NI c, t.) ...se •d Oi PRICE 9F HAY SAT%) IT. / Ray "1 1/s a 41 104 New.. GI Os a 01 03 IM a :1 2s Clever 01 Os a 01 -Os r AND STRAW. 'mYAi. Wattle AAAAA . Ile! .31 IN a 41 Os New.... 01 0. a 01 Os Cloves ..41 10s aSI Os Strsw —lt Si a 11 14s . sir Ati Per Cwt. .1 qal C10ver....605. to 9is iiiterlitto...6o‘.. to 9St. Trefoil..... to •u,. fi'ls to 9os. Coria nd Ir._ .to 120. - • Per Bushel. Turi1ip..,...... 14s. to W MutradSeed its. to 10,0.1 itrown tr. CA nary . 717 Od In 84 i)1! I:fri. AO 4I PRICE t. n~ 11uP.~ 1 SACS tt e 31 100 to Keat tat to 41 V!. lees.... 3l NO to 3( VA Stl.leX 31 ISt to 01 8' X 3( 10i to VAr11113;y1"..61 04 to 71 Os (tht Duty 17‘,0001. SMITIIFIELD, : To iink the offal MUNDAT. OCT. I Lrpet *tune of fn. Beet 34 84 to 4, &I Veal.. 41 01 to 5s Ocl Alamo, +s 41 to frs tB.l Puck. 41 04 to 4i bd LAtb 4i Od so 30 04 pleact of C .' Beast:, about 2,300-..Sli :tile this 1:).1, beep and tAntbs, 10,100. PRICE OF TALIAW. St. Jandesll Market ..4. A TOWIL Tallow 7* O 4 Clam 111arkrt........4g. 34 *u six (`Gast.)..... 71s 73s Od Whittehapel 3Lsrlott 41 4d itussia d0.(5a.).,..024 tkl 69* Pwr Stone of elb. ........... Mating:Stuff' .39s 12s 2d 15itte tough 4ll Avetage Price.... 44 4i Coss., ' 14+ Gond Ur.ds vs , • • I),s .. . - . Yeflnw Sor', 945. Coulles, per dos. 117 64...M0u1e5, 12s 64. RAW Rest +kilos and Steers, ter stone, Ss. Bd. to 41. 44111 . . Muidlenst as. 4/. to So. 6.1. (trdolasy Metket Ce.l $ -...... lat. 6.1 Foitel Hlose Pelts . ts. M. to 3.. el La nb Skis . . . . 3s. Od. to 4s. Od. PRICE OF LEATHER. Sotto. SO to :itil4. arch t t3d to 144 Ditto, 60 to 6510. each to 264 14trchrnt• &eta • ...at to !II Do‘ , ..Artg Iliel ••... 2st to /44 ri... C446h Hideo 244 to :45d C,.y 110, 1.. cutting 23•1 to ki Fist ctolino 94 to 42 CaSkuu,,i4 to 4Mb per Dootm 304 to Ditto, Srl to 704 .. SW to SW 14i Ditto, 7n to bulb. .284 to SUt 7 S..su ~.. t(it •ertla•A). 454 to Stld 3 . • LaW deco I' Gs to 1Y:14 Fr i)07,11. Gast St.'''. 234 to C's &nu. Tannoi Hem Hides 20s to Mt per Mtge. W‘L KXCHAN ( a, Suf. ta C 0 5 ..., the Pool, 4 sr Ci..tdrea SN. OJ. Delavveci 11-useke-cnon st ti7s. Od. Sand.rll.l.l, p-r Chalima 499 o.t. De ivertd M rt.us. - keeoes at .61e Si. riticr. 4w ST. 43.3 TIVITtiIIIAS'• • 111 per Cent. Cons. ..... .... •• . • ••• .571 / 57 .!.6i 5 per Cent. Navy ,44 (.) Uri nun 6ll Emenenu. , Rili, Lug. Lottery T'ekrts Casaba fat Weber ... WI 57 I'. BiSli, stuck Brokur, 4. Conduit, and 3, CLutring Crass. PRICE uF IRISH STOCKS, Sari. 21. Ra..k St. k 141 G Deo Si pet cent. 6ll Gov Deo h :)er cent • G,erol Dual Luau, 6 p•r c-t . C.•011/ts}.. , 'F VXCIIANGF., FRIDAY. bgPTI 11111114 23. A.o.terrlait .... 18 I. U Ven.ee 59 Lie. Pic. D,tt •at 5W.... .:,7 C, ~ .A! ~ 18 Rutter.laa. C. F.. 11 17; 2U. I.o.bort Hatabl-`h..... 'lb 7 P.l' 011" , ,e. 41111666 • 3) 0 '.O U. I Dublin l3l Pan. l3 It I.lv. Dotro ;Us 2i 10 tut'. seas. &mole. ,x 2/ 10 : PortueV(.4 , ol ill CAI Madrid - in raper I a 7.4 Rat per 0z... 4 0 0 Ditto 11:a.iis D Teo Sil...aa Irlolol/1 Gen..a 4 tiLiv.re i 41 p. r Ceitt. Dublin on Lotsdot. Sept 24, 111 &Iraq ~ i t 1.4...i0n (Se o t .?j. 4il Salt:lst 411 Duaiia tiat,' 9ll 61 days HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 13 min. after I KRIAGES, On Satxrhy, at Dnwntnn, by the Re:. F....imani Dawkins, Sir Ewara S.u.ni, But. ,:Newland Park, ile_r t Swanitah Mirka:o4 yroingcst daugl.ter Henry Dawklnt, LA. of Stai.dlyneh, near Salre,urs . Ou ThUts 1.1", at the !lay Trinity Church, Ha, by the Rim J. Brrieibv. Ae .re r- San•lws Thwattes, Eq. Captain in the y...k Ranger., to Him mania Lupton, second daughter of NI, lien-ace .hat, 11.41. On Twesiday law, at the Co!leziate Church, Mane-11,4er, Jovial F..p. of Highrnyi to !What Taylor, daughter of the Lite Je•epli Taylor, Eq. of BlaLety. DFATRS O t Fttarlay last, Ft Illoi , ore - 1!-atrest, Mrs. George, wife ,4* Kr. G- tee, an emlneGt sa,r.•••:. Siturd., oening t, .• Ifereford.hire, at an •4. Inc. d a:e, the Res. sp. Gu A. M. • CAnon resider' Lary ,f 11 r.. 1 4.1 C Vi , %ar of Leewarden and Staunton %teem- Wye, and ; er;tetual Curate of Tt•ley, In A :an, at Madras, Mrs, Ann Miaalsath Stuart, laugh ter of Genetal Janie. Stuart, Coteetanew in Clue( ot the S..t. Ile sent. La:els, at the Re my House, Tlavineton, siolaenly, the R•e. Tr James; a man wniverselly belne•d by a'l wh o kn.. foe many excellent naallhes. From Ling's ,white be dististenielsed himself a, the public tutor, he was r•. mewl I. the po of Head Monet of Rugby S..huel, and after exerting himself tor several year , w.rh rineonininn zeal and r•.lih• in that Seminary, was, for 11,s tn•n•uriuos set. vices, town-tied ny His Majesty with a Prebendal Stall in Wor te.f.-r Ca.'. Aral. B very IIeVIMB Moos seed SR coca, Mrs. Abele), of F. D. AAJoy, F. ii da zlst.r and Cfbil,if Me wide the ide.ent Lady Letid,i lie, n! Sa ,alh ft, in Devaindilir, of too I..te Benjaaini Budder, Eq. of Bombast, oe.d . W - r inner. On na!i.elav the 22d ult. the Rev. George Whit; As Y. I:visor! Feisow of /I .la 4 Cotleg Oaf. -nd f x the LW V 6 years Pm tur 4 Ilet:ta,nll, ut tti.• c aunty ru Somerset At her house in Princes...meet, nn the 3Yd uit Mrs tor-. thv, sriduw of John H rc, of Neu ti4ll, Egli ant another of !!,:• tane Iltifq•aiS afTweedele. ill'edtwa'ay last, at Hogiser Teen, It• 'sr Trur , , of an apq}e.t.c tit, Sylvania Jeaskiae, etrie of t..• painters in tic . Curaisli Sask. ' ISALEN: AULIIUN: By n. SADULItt • At hit Re ; *siren,. (lo4a . elt•street, near Smithfi e ld , T i DAY, at Tw,s THE following Lots of 11 ORSER, CCM!, X , tits\ lee. 'A pair of PAT G-141Ingt, a Illtr (..44444 1 an d a half high, a clever Oh! llorog ; a 13.1 W I; iminl4 We), faat ; a P.m teeldjil, 14 Lead: 3'h,o, hie!, rem-ekt'•ly K finer; a 14 0 1 , . Mare, ealstrt.. vreigin ;' a 11t4”en 41:11..trav, vere fait in alf it 4 purr, t'a Mare. a 41*A Hs. fume ; Few? Finis ; a caw _ - _ • , and Ferry L,ta of Hurt, Carr,,ge-, 'To be viewed to the time of Si'e. VALUABLE FORFEITED EFFECTS. By Messrs. ROBINS, At titer Spacious Room, Plazas. Crivent-ganlet, Tfte D ‘Y, TO MORROW, and FRIDNY, at T ACAPITAL ASSEMBLAGE o f M IRE. DEEMED PLEUt :FS, consining of 30 Gold Reiet int, Plain, and enamelled Watches 000 Silver and- Kew Ditto, a variety of useful Plate, valuablo Diamond to r , Pins, siedolowellory, capital Pearls sod Diamonds, dindilea 'mgr. Guns and Pistols, SW Vulmnes of ex‘eliiirt many elegantly Bound ; a quantity of fina Itidi Mat and Cottnii Hose. rich Black and White Lao es , Eiden, an assortment of wearing Apparel, • 5u:,..e 4 . Cfiths and Eernyincres, Mosical slostruinents, 16,1 4 ,1. tines, Prints, Carnet , , Bud Furniture, Curtairu, ant °met Pledges, from Mr. Dry, Mr. Paterson, and Mr. bley be viewed. and Catalogues had at the Roams. EAST SMITIIFIELI). Wanlien and Linen Draperr, and liab•zalasiterr, tttl.relr . top Coauters, (Hated Sash, and • Coonting•how a , Household Furniture, a Violin, 15 don Crd,r, and Ma., 8r fifes. t. ADAMSON and FIELD; , 11113 DAY, October 2, at Llersn, on the Frein,res, X L asp East Smithfield, THrE ' remaining HOUSEHOLD IFTJRNITCrjtE.. an sight-dav Clark, a mah,giny Countin g -ini u Si else a large iron Repusitore, and other En ot os t rr.tistrgl ofg bsrks..ids with fumisurt.s, feather beds and brdtrng, vo w Kogan,' wardrobe, drawurr, basun stands, sucreiii i ip., 1 4 , 1 4 40. „ 4„ dining tables, chairs, glasses, carp-4i, Lichen 4'164 and various articles. To be view -J, Sri Citslognes mar be had on the Prpalk and of %Teems. Adamson and Field, No. 68, ' • CHEERFL'L RkSIDINCE,PAVEMENT,A4OOIKILLU . • _ _ • Re Messrs. ADAMSON and FIELD, Oh 11TEDNi:SD AY, Octobet 17, 1 , 40.4, at .Lweve riCl at Cartaem's (unless an acceptable Ofik. nab ;,! Privet* COotrati 1 % VA LU A BLE LEASEHOLD - RES, DENCE, It pleambely and eligible situated, bate NO 2U. s,* tna PAVRMENT, 5400RriELDS, war Tuttatory-sinar..,,eus coma ..ning into Little hi , o,ohelots; i!o Occupatine ,sf Mr. W JOHNSTONE. The Pre:lois.* are Uses Stmae high, and comprise Two, Servants' Rotorua, Tl:ree Sleepier Chamber+, with Dreads* Rooms mod Closets During Room, lliuing Parlour, eveeikat light ketches, eamtal Coo:root Metter And few, (:Lacing, and mory Donosmic Conewoience, tilt!) Fore Court paved, and en. Lad with Patsalei. Situ. Linn and PreptLoce are tiMisin. , 6 Commercial Men, G,ntieonen orth. Law or T. 111116., ea p - r. tinll3•l7 advaut.s.zeoue. Heid aster Or Ole of Idotkrt, iA a.s uncan;rea 'term uF E ght Ye.us, it the eery ta.odtu-sts R • t CA. b • s i wad Sir Dwrs proldo - jaid the Nalfs'irlien ra.tc• lets may be had oaths Paamit,l I of M.. hitt; Su it ib , r, Ai rreet, Piccadilly: the Corsi Exelianr Coffee infirr, N 1,4- lam ; of -Nidors Adonao.l and Itekt, 61; Ruda . ..Outwit: and at (,attaw4) ENCF.LLENT. PREMISES Af4D SITU:VI/MN. Igr Wirt ADAMSON MED: THELEA‘E. of very convenient aid d.lll-4 , P:t E tf ISFS, situate on Fial—sheet 1101, ne. eel', maul; eiimprisiag a. Modern Rri.k-noit D 241 ; • HOU:I., Four Storiva h.gh, a it' Servant.' Itiatuuti.,Si. , Chambetra, Breakut.t Poi:sore D,•wlng Room % eheeeNl rt Parlo,r, with Balcorrl.s the W :Maas, cativowdewt4,t Collating, al.d ewers Dramatic Requnite.otith a' :atop Couatieg Home. The Situation it oadeolloh:tot.,:: the Premiaes are in the most perfect Repair, the pallitat ( cup:tr has inn, at a con.iderAhle Ex;muce, fitt thqn up In th-- preient trate but, from the rapid increase of !mad NUI 4 n. 7 reMOVII.I to ‘4lllllO moos isdnataise adj , .mint bad Om a Tenn of Twontroine Team, tan modem* Read . • • • To ti!viewei with" Tickets only, which, with thilliths, way be had of Me4ts. Adaintois and FAQ, No. :44 Fta church-street SHIPLA&F, OXFORDSHIRE, ON THE EKNES U 1 Tlli. THAlil LS. • BE LETT or SOLD, dischargra of Lsre T-x, aird with the advantage of the Leto:head Trth , r. and immediate Possession, the Cillowing valuable RaT.ITEd. in the higlie.t pogribi, gate of cultiv.ition, 7G rni!eg from L!.- dqc.„ three from aid the great dada and Oit or 4 Rcia-s„ aid fise from Reading. Shiplake w:ei the Manor, nr Repute# *noel Siiirlaos, Lawn, Pleas.,:e Grounds. Islands in thy TA! '-t. etrl an extelTive Fishery therein, Shrubbery, Kitched C 110132, Stabling, and other suitable I ilEc.s, with err ari'licint. (or inner) of Meadow ant Potcni L•al, su•ro lichog the same. The Hone is a r urdem are elegant but d.nc, recently improved by one of the fit Anti tett. it tivi from it: situation 311 I natural bed uh. ' is M iiiralied, se trr4..g ou a pleasing eminence, bounder) by the Tba..-es i float, cnnisanding P.airresque Views o f differez G r Sea' the Villages of Wargr.nre, of, u and Suaneer, awl th• nchen pit 11 lid Inh!re. A v -rale Farm. called `,hinlake Court Vann, gestating it ain •• ant ieat Hoo.e n.l an enhance, near tott Cl•rell, with t yital Banns, , Yard.. S!abong, and saber (I bur wit!: a . ,out 320 rf rich Arable, Mi aloe, a ..: Pattur.• Land , It erg well together ; and also thr• Leas, Yyl h r . sir Inoo„acreg of .River Land in the mom Parn.i. A Yard, !tarn. wit\ &bold rof Arable Land , yingtogether in a ring hem dulled Lass La ida, and on which a bowie may be conveniently errAed. I..kew.s - a Mestnaee, c.l:ed I i ;W.., with a rind, G , r.le , g thentid. Stable, Ram, Cart Indian, and about 80 ave. ' 4. Ar. , b'e, Past .I.e, and Wind Land. A V .r.n House, Yard, filtni, Granary, Snaky and all suits ii and al.-...t 170 acres of rich %L•a.tow L. , ^tie I r otor , •.n an erni•o-ne•• ' commant'....e ext,r..,.. C.g-v , 41 It .3 . re a•.ii abler, a a• such, arie , ini'.•: tutelage In 1. rld etc Al.,- S e.s . d Ares vi :I •ti Nraele Lard. A Cor:1 and Pa,er Mai on t'ie Teams., capable f • concede aisle busiiiasr (caws the:, sigsraftro awl maven. , carriag •. The latter is suU j erl to an nnexpded teem o: • noir, bun d eerr.ii..able on i.avnient of a stipulated .li.), Inn r Red Ey...ifs on the Thames, and the Lock thew • caned Snspathe, the 7011. of which prcdaee aaas.t :eVI. nub's . . • A,.., The,. Meemagee adjoining, with Gant-a.. 10,1 e.t.iisive Yard, with three plat.of uncommonly rich MearLa nnui, enntarrilng upward. of three sem,. Sr/NNlNtl•—••'t Faint a . .ci Land', situate at Sonning, misting of a stotedannal 41:w boat Farm House, Yard, • Sables, and rbeeelr•Zr!, *bunt 41.3 +cc. Lard,with as extcnae and e.. cable R;ght of Gdnire .- .ige for alrmaiirae- ,fCattle, in the occupation of M , We' Vonei, a yearly tntant, at an old rent. A Peril -tisal Rout 4401. a year, is.ung octet an I eat:: called hew Ming, koreasrly din property uf , the late rei Material Lanway. For farther perticalari, and to treat for the lame, &PP!) . Mr. Audrey:ft, Rea ling, where Maps may lair semi. aid lea a wren t• vire-the 1! lira • or to Haws. Batten and ..dabot, k l ug's Hawk Walks, Tearde. LA 'SWIM t—lSiuted by G. DAVIDSON, Nos 35. WYO . W.A.., St. Cleat. lt' s=4 published W. WEST, he e tst ?Its 1 i.Razic of St Clement. Cruirch, DAM Corthe l'Art,lpc.Opeuvilsod; ,ii M4+ll 0 " i " al 1... • d. , rum fr: ; TA. It !I 1.1 7 , T C - 61 I . ....-- 1 . I, .c I The 7tl' l.ooe Er Ti. Moo Slurl To w Cher d'' weU 31016 U!. errs G■w Ap Sr Mr i Mr Be Mt Mac Daum Co A trot Mrs. 0 P..rtis CU, Ire :! P - 1 E. x A ,f, ~, 11, Eru.t 1 I the *se • *Oleg A 7.at All tw.ot tftv TIP illich 1 It et *pan ZATI B 1 slaw mop Wad OM bd Os• P *maim inn