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V 1 r • I • - 4 - )LICE. sow-statist. An Monday, Miss F. made iteplicavai oar R Folio. 1:1 cimsequeiiee of a certain flitaieter having threat wed - to kill her on Sunday night, an I baying , made use of other violert threats against her. Sir Ilicis%sts, in-consequence, issued a warrant ageiast him. Yesterday he attended at the Office, and Miss F. with her Attnrney. •met him. "lhe business tame before Mr. B and Sir W e.ttsw P s doss. The case wes not fully gone into ; hut, at the rc qugst of the Defendant, and by the consent of the Prosecutriz and her Attorney, it was perntitted to stand over until a retort Jay. The CAUPe of the Defendant's condos& towards the Prns-eutriz, we ll:niers:and. is jealousy, that she prefer. Major Semple to NM; and, although he ha. been several times rudely treated by her and the NI.I- rat, yet he persists in endeavouring to general the ter. The Defendant has been frequently forbid the house, but. being determined to conquer the Major, hal continued to purswe the objesft of his aireCtion. Lately the Prose:envie and Major Sem rle were gong, nut together in a coach,. Vi hen they ton discovered the Defendant behind. Tee Ma jor repeatedly revinested him to alight from the coach ; hut he refired. The parties being deter, aniiied not to satisfy his curiosity, ordered the coachman not to go to the place orieitudlT intend ed ; but to go beyond the Queen's Elms, in Kittle Chelsea, where tile Major got out, and insisted upon the Defendant's getting off the coach; and, hevieg accomplished that, he ordered the coach man to drive the Prosecutrix back to her hoes,:; and. it is stippos-d, the two gallants settled their dis pute in is manly way. The following morring the Defendant stet a letter to the Maj apologiz ing (or his ereidlin the preceding eiteniog, and said, ne sheuid think no more of what had passed. 03 two • thee occasions, the Defendant met the Prosecimix and Major Semple together, when he gave charge of them to a weichmaii, saying, she was his wife, aid the Majer was going to run away with her : and a few evenings since, the Defendant called at the Praseciatix's house, and being refused admittance he the servant, wh , told him her Mr , - WM. WA. from home, lie would not take a denial, and swum he would bleak the Joor open. The Prosittitrix, who was at home, but dl, to avoid a disturbance, Wilt out to and walked till :he came to a neighteen's house, when she wished ham A good night, and desired him not to make any noise, or he would be charged upon the watch. 9n her rem n horn', ro her great sot prise, she found the Defendant had got into her house, and refused to leave it for the whole of that night. HATTON.GARDEN. SWINDLING. Ye•terday, Harken and Ler,. rb• fratorrut were again brought before the Meetsts sr F.S at this Office. for further examination, charged with various species of swindling, in Bills sof Exchange, and obtaining goods under false pretences, as men tinned in oar Paper of Saturday last. A man of the name hf Henry Ira. Schmitz, was also brought ue, lie h fhf l been apprehended since the last exam'. nation, and, from scene hiils, and ankles of jew eliery found in his pess ssion, there were strong grnundc fir supposing he was connected with the parties. ?sinful:l; mote transpired upon this ezami natien, against the two first, than appeared on the f , rnier day; but a Mt. John Dixon. publican, and p o, rigtoi of the Castle, in Swailowstreet, deposed, teat about three weeks Ago, a n t a SAlAllday, a person, who was a total vranger to him, called at his house, and enqiiired for the former proprietor, and then aiiked the Devonian to let him have a pound upon a note, which he produced. uutil the following Mon day ; 4nd, finding it a bill for 251. I ls. he advanced II los. on it. slip posi git to be a gond bill, and that the 101 l in was known to the former proprietor. The bill lay Stith him ever since, and the person never called about it ; when due, he sent it where it was made payable, bitt had not received any answer.— The man who gave it to him was something like the Prisoner Schultz, but he could not speak positively. Mr. John Skidmore, carver and gilder, stated, 'het le had some dealings, in his line of business, with the Prisoner, Schott,, and a man of the name of Padden, who passed himself as a merchant, and kept his counting-house in St. Mary Axe. Upon a (sumer trenseaion, he took Mr. P.1%3%11E11'3 accept ance for his goods, and, when due, it was duly ha mmiest He supposed that Padden and Schultz were partners, the latter generally being the person he Ault with; but, on receiving the bill, he found it ac cepted by Padden alone. Upon the last transac tion with them, he did not hesitate to take a bill as befits.; hut, when it was due, he discovered that }leaden was never to be found at hnme; and, within a few slays, all his furniture and valuables were re moved. Another person also attended against Schultz, he had sold him a quantity of parry-co lc tired heads and various articles of jewellery, fur which he had taken Padden's acceptance ; not yet dote. It SAS further asserted, that Schultz was a eaekropt some years ago, and had absconded from le. creditors; a Commission of Bankruptcy was hate again Wien out against him. A great number of bill, drafts, bankers' cheques, notes, &c. ledger, cash book, Sm. were produced by the nficers, found in the apartments of the different prisoners, drawn, as cepted, or endorsed, in fletitious names. In :lib deleace. the Primmer, Schultz, stated, that he was a Prussian by birth, and bad Isere in the correaetile line in this kingdom for the lest six year ; being uefortunate at trade, he became clerk tie Mr. Padden, shout six months ago; but denied all keaissledge of the business before the Magi,- trat• s. and referred to some respectable Gentlemen in the Alien Office, fur a know:edge of his charac- UT. I:se Pliatitser, Chateauneuf, stated, that be was born i t Ftausa.. his father was a henchman, and resided and C4l t ied on an extensive trade for thirty years in tbis country lie had accaiionally visited France. but r.ot subsequent to the year 1793 ; he had vac.. leer: it: Liuilantl. He lost A very good estate a s 4 urge of die Fiend' Revolution. All the Pita•ners thawd and knowledge , if Clayton West, stud some 4)11ort vmums naecri..ned by the MAGI., TAATC 5 . 5 ... :;14 Hum - Ingham, wltei- • ans:4l4m. totlk place, s. rt.. ' sAirkl s wane rt.usiand- luau. • .? ) • :04. Niflf /IL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMQVTH. OCT. 21. The Arenger sloop, which sailed with the Rattler, and the last convoy for Newfoundland, from Spit head, has detained an American vessel, which is ar rived at Plymouth. laden with (it is supposed) French property. The Rattler sloop. has put hack into some port in ['eland. having received cotiiiJer al4e damage, by t 'tuning foul of - a ship. The coo- • voy were safe on the 24th ult. in rat 47. N. 26. 9.). W. _ _ _ Arrived the it'artri"ut, from Ow West Indies, fourteen of her convoy arrived with her ; also ar rivi-d the 'deux, from off Havre. Sailed the 111th-or bomb. And Safijuard gun-vessel, on a cruise. Arrived from the Northward, six sail of Russian men nt w.tr, under corzirrund of an Admiral.— Wind Easterly. PLYbIoOTN, OCT. 90. Came in the Mioerva, Greaves. from Barhadoes; Nitake cutter. from )r altar; Vert , !mot., privateer, and the Metampn, (rug rte, from a cruise; and the Nape lugger, from Guernsey, her prize.—Wind IT AI. 14OCTIN, OCT. 19. Arrived late List night the ship iiravinr,—, and the ship Bedford, Lane, from the %Vest India', being pat of the convoy. The Abalond packet is houily expefted from Lis bon. The DAtke packet, Cotecworth, will sail, if favourable wind, on to-murrow, With mails for the Leeward Islands. L, OCT. 21. Sa;led yesterday evening, the 11“lkstr ►loop of War, to the Westward. Came down trom nieerness. the Ada lOW man of wAr ; and remains in the Downs, with the rest of the shill at per last. Arrived and saited fnr the River, the Mare, Crick, from Grenada; Hopyrell, Watden; and the Mae of Ilrk, New, from Jamaica. T 505.1 LLOYD'S LIST. AII.I,AIS At P•atsm• urh--The Nancy, from T.lrtnla ; Hors, 'M . -% It. :All Sun.tam ; —...., from Monts •rrat ; So kner,or. from Bartwiursa and thz Cumberlaud, boo, Jamaica. At I..•erro , d—W.incy, Kelly, from Charleston; Paerthiimut, Trewst, iron, Jamaica; and the Brothers, Rots!" from Deets- fan At Itallyrai from Demerara. At Gu..rti.m—F.l.li.k. Si.4olt, from London. At Perertbargh....Pregrat., Intro Loudon. At Bs , trara.—The Simon Packet. 'lron; Dryad, Davis; and the Sally, Webber, P.m Ida-viand. A , Smyrna—M.:Mar. Briton, from London. At Cork—Glob..., .Vilna's, from Virginia. ' FROM , LAST fiIICHTLS SAZEIriE. . • • or , ' PROMOTIONS. • War ofyrfv, Ver. 34, lens. sib Rogimoot of Light Ilrage..ari-4.4aptain Jahn Lord Burg hejth, from the Lid Foot, to be Capt.at of 4 Troop, with -4t purchase, vice Hawkins, deceased. litttrziorift of Foot iiittarit—Henry Thistlctliwaito. Gent. a fo he Elrarll, wuhout ptreil• e Ti,,,.,ef.1 he Assi,tafft-Suigron, tic! Stephen son, *lto renew. Coid.treain Meginieet of Foot Gllard* Fle:Malate. Gent. to be I:4ogst, withuot pun:ll4 , e. 3d Regiment of Yoot amid, C V. F. Tosmshend, to without poichaw. 4 n h Regiment a Fo.a....Captaio Hon. GcottreCltrteton. 60 ^ , the 9th Fiett, to he Ma•or l without purchase. vic^ Anderson, pr ~,,,, gird git the Nova Scotia Foneibles. 99th Onto—Lieuteitairt Colonel James I hde. (tom Half ,tee 1,1 the 4th foot, to be Lieutenant-1;olonel, _vie? l'aylot, M Ito eitchanges Nova Se..t s ibucibfe Infantry—Atojor Paul Anderson, / wo o the 40th FIPDf, to be Liefitutia.it-eolortel, vice iiriniey, „ de ceased. Tr.e G noon Lozinn Ist Regiment of Uraginani—Mapit Baron .cken, to be 1..aa1. tenant C with temporary Rauk, vice Redzo, pio maded 1.4 Kegiorent of Light Dragona—Major Fretterick de Arens child. to 5e Lieuttnatat-eolonei, with teurporary Rank, sic* Alten„ proinotell. 2.1 Ditto—Coloeel Victor Awns Alters, from the Ist Light D:1- goorw, to be C.donel-Oinanfausaant, with temporary Rank.• Major John Rama Rulow, from the Ist 117.aguani, to he Ma jor, with temporary SI Reninfoot of Light Diagoons.wCoktoel John George R tr. , n Rain:, from Ille Ist thagoons, to be Culouel-tunlmaituktift. with temporary Rook. • GARRISON. Thomas /lay, Ewa to be Surgeon of Edinburgh Castle. vice &slaw, deceated. PARTNER:OIIPS DISSOLVED. Henry E.lsnr and Charles l'inheld, No. 41, Whitenmb itreet, go'dmortiis and revellers Oct. Ij, IRO. 'l'h. ma. Whit s , and Richard Gure, ut I.oyerpnol, in the court!). of La lb' er, papet-denlen. Snot. V, 11.4.)5. SAillU Le. an 1 Joan Grodoer, of H.gli-gtrret, Snuthwark, in the cett.ty uf Surrey, litt.nt-d apera and atercent. Oct 19, IEIOS. Wiliam Setts, Henry llow.rs arid John o,ilton, drug_ girt, arid drvsaltvr., of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster. t). t. I. 18.65. Samuel Linley, Thomas Holdrworth, Bnijamin Linter, and Joseph Holdavourth, of Wtkeneit, in the ootn:ty of Yink, woo pta;ders. t ltt 18. 1,405. Matthew Proctor, William Bak and Nancy Jeffreys, of Runcorn, liq.tor-rntrrhalits. Oct le, 11 , 05. William' Browne and George Capes, of Manclie4ter. Feb. 20, 1803. Richard Allen a:141 •.Villiatn Allen, of Birmingham, in the county of W druggists, grocers, oilmen, chandlers, and bar , ,o, c.,,,ese, and butter-fsttors. (Set 19, 180. Tomer anti Abraham ILI .t, Siter.i?l,l, in the ,:r Turk, "molten-spinners and manufacture's. Oct. 1%, 1803. Robert Turner and Thomas Johntnn, of the town of Rings ton-upon Hull, in the county of the 'awe town, grocer, end tea-dealera. Sent. 5, 1805. Thomas Moffatt, Goals Donadieu, and John Brown, of Guawel...troat, in the county of 544.1tteven, billeAnilllUfAe• Oferi and drug grinder+. Sept. It, 1305 Philp Dediard, jun. and Samuel Duff, of itiatol, is tie Dry Saltry busincsa. Aprll 26, NUS. BANKRUPTS. John Cohail'', of Nevin!Lint, in the county of Gloucester, wirie-merchant, dealer and chairman, to surrender, Nevemser 5. G, aid December 3, at eleven, at the Bush Tarrson,' Corn etre t, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr.„Janie:. No. lt, (teal's Inu mos, London and Mr William Telmer, Brett°, SiNetrar,d, iif Spicet..treet, Spdaldeld., to the costa, Of Mid dries, colour-manufacturer, to surrender, tkLber Pl. OMR 2, and December 3, at twelve, at Guddli. I, Ln. don. At story'', Messrs. WiLsauts r o d Sherwood, .tsisSitei friars, L Maclanrio, of Watling-street, I.ond.rn, warehouse. man, dealer and clia:iman, teaurrviol.er, t . k.ttt4et 29. November 12, and December 3, at one, at Ousidleall. Attorney, Mr. George Castle stet t , Falcon-square John Stevens, formerly of the Elphinstone East India...els, and late or Cheerer Ipace, tit the pati.h of St. Mary, L a nitrete, in the cotolt• of Surrey, niaruier, dueler and chap mt rt , to,or render, Ottobcr 26, November S, eel Decembe inz ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr George War r 3. ktuure - street, Southwark n, Blac Cherie. Greenest, late of Sutton Cold6el.l, the co unty of Warwick, broker and audienorr, to surrender, (Xtrabe'2ii, N. N. vetisttet 5, and Iteceinher 3, at tell ' at Loodon, At torttiot% Messrs. Clare and Church, Gray's Edward Senate, late of Leicester-place, in the county of Middlesex, dealer in medicines, uleu of and chessman, to Jr. tender, Dd. 29, Nor. 5, and Dec. it, et ten, at Goildti..ll, Lon. don. Attorney, Mr. /token, Bond.cour; Walbrook. George I.aae. and Michael 14aaes, of Bevis Marks, la the city of London, merchants, copartner., dealers and chessmen, to surrender, Nov 2, at twelve, and lt, and Dec. 3, at one, at Curldhall Attorney, Mr. Scott, Mildreraaseurt, Poultry. Robt-tt Badev, of II •nolari.sr,ret, Somer's ,'urn. in tho parish of Saint Pancras, in the colt tly of Middlesex, builder, .desk, and thapniara, to surrender, Oct 29, Nov. b, and Dec. 3, at ten. at Guildhall, Lou lon. Attorney, Mr. Flexiicy„ Chance. y•lote Thirties It.awn, of the parish of Penn, to the county e( Staffirol, miller and baker, to surrender; N.A. 14, at eve, Ur, at twelve, and Dec, 3, at Metro, at the .1-minglisna Arm. lon. in Stiatall, in the county of Salop. Attorney., Mr Au it. Allbrielitnii, our Wolverhampton, and Mr. Goat Jaines.street, Bedfindwow. DIVIDENDS. Nov 19. Thomas Marstrill, of the town of Kingston-upon- Hua, voter, &Aler rod chairman. at eleven. at th? hnos • of Arashease tileeduw, the Dog and Duck Taruu, in Krogstuu upon "full. Nov. IG. Thomas R %men Farllv, of Steyniure, iu the cowl's of Sussex, hos dr r:ler and shopkeer, (Jae, and ch&IJIIIIIH, at twelve, at Guildhall, 1..111d1411 hill. 2) Jrsoatharr For sod William Fox, o the Proremert. Fortsbury, u, tiler:Ay of Loudon, merchants, at ten, at VILMA haII, London Fn•. 15. David M'Cleur, of Woodbrirlgs, in the county of Suffolk, brandy inr•reharit, dearer sod e. ia p iu s ei , at eleven, at the house of tie•oge Lolt, tilos Cor.k and rye Ina. in Wood. bridge. No.. 11. Edmund Wuoslrolf.•, of Um parish of Woolluden, or the counts of Gloucester, imit-ounisfacturer. dearer and chapeau, at ten. at 114 Aiwa. of Tn , i.n.as George, melte-au lust Ansa, in Chem:tuts, in the county of Mom:mutt,. 1. 19. Thomas j•onto h euwkk, Peusaure... ilk the courts of Ca istireq, mieu draper, shopkeeper, chalet and chairman, at wie, A (So:I:rib:ill, 11.unii.m. Nos. 111. Jona %Vorsd, laic of 1110C114(11 street, I, the parish uf Watling, in the cowity of Stsl.ltl(, shopkeeper, dealer .so 4 Chapman, at desert, at the Stat lust, iA Lewes, in toe .said county. Nov. L/. Thomas Driver, of Barnley, iu thu comity of Lan caster, grocer. et JlAli.serat's. Line White Ilium lon, within Plciton, in tic said counts. Nue 29 John Feroyhaugh, ui Uttozoterr, in the county of Seafront, innkeeper, dallier Mid Cisspinan, at three, At th- Ifri.'rester Arms Int l / 4 w Maucriester, in the county of Ladeareir. Noy. IS Datakl roller, of Wricsibril..:e, in the county uf Suffolk, niers+. rot and' malrskr, duller art chsettiati, at elenm, at the Cock and Pie 100, In Woodbtidge. RuFlevrEs—Ner. ISL. Wdlivn Daniel 1...., late uf Itiroitughatia, in tire Couuty of Warwick, men •v.s.criyener. Philip Shims, of Southwark, us the C. unty Stingy, It rp mot d merchant. Whain oow or late o f Le;ells.in the catinty of York, iner:loor. Mt kr, snrl criaoru , i... • John Shacklwori, of the thilß4,l comfier df tfir.ei-awo of Nut. tinglieu , . !voter, deal.r, and chat:omen. SUICIDE. We have the painful necessity of re-ording ano ther melancholy instance of suicide, which has oc curred in the person of a gentleman of reputable conneetions in the mercantile world : —On Saturday evening last, about eight o'clock, a Gentleman, ac companied by a man having the appearance of a ticket porter, called a coach off the stand in the Borough, and ordered the coachman to drive to Vauxhall. At Newington Turnpike the porter got out, and the coachman proceeded to his place of destination ; when he got there he was ordered to drive back again, and which order was counter ordered, by ordering him to return to Vauxhall.— They stopped at a house there, and the coachman hal a letter given him to deliver, which WAS, at the same moment snatched away from him. with the expression, " it is not a time to deliver it now; drive back again." The gentleman was alive when the coach came to Newington, as he answered the coachman ; but, on stopping in Union street, he was fouud a shocking speCtaclv, weltering in his blood, with his throat cat in so dreadful a manner, that his head was nearly severed from his body. As the blood was then sowing copiously, the body WAS taken to the Hospital, in hopes it might not be too late to afford him assistance; but it was too late, the lamp of life was wholly extinguished. On inquiry, there is every reason to suppose that a mental derangement only could have caused him to commit so rash an ad, which was done most ef feClitally. He was only 2t years of ale, in easy circumstances, and lived happily with his relations. 'The Hon. Capt. C A DOG AS . is returned to Ports mouth from London. 1 his gallant young Officer was plundered of all his clothes, except what he had on, by the Frenchman on board of which he was put. Ile was Afterwards landed at Martinique, where the Captain-General, Joy ruse, treated him with every civility. He was shortly after exchanged, and sent to Bat badoe4 from whence he came passenger in the //lidetrieas. A midshipman, about eighteen years of age, be longing to one of His Masser v'sships of war, lately arrived at Yarmouth, was on Monday examined be fore Sir RICHARD Folio, at Bow.street, upon nu merous charges of forgery. Sir Ric!. ARD FORD hu rriaarly advised the friends of the Prisoner to settle the business.--The Prisoner was remanded. The Ameercssi Cothur. in the City, has received from the Asttercatl MINISTER at Madrid. the copy of an Order issued by the Court of Spain, with re gard to the capture of American ships. 'llth order bears date from the Palace of St. Ildephonso, on the 25th ult. an.l is addressed to the Secretary of . State for the condua of the Spaaish Admiralty.— It states, in substance, " That the Minister of the Hinted States, having complained of many outrages committed against American traders, and particu larly of the capture of eleven ships, which had been carried into Algesiras, upon no other plea thssn that they had English property on hoard, His Coq riu tic M S J tsr Y is pleased to order the immediate release of ail such vessels as are detained upon that ground, and that compensation should be made for such time, elm. as the vessels woe so detained ; adding, that a clause in the Treaty between Spain arid the American States, ensures the proteaion of even the enemy's merchandise in American bottoms." The Order concludes with a direr:lion for the treatment of neutral vessels, captured upon other grounds, ac cording to the usual forms in the pass cow is of Spain, and prescribes, that copies of the Order should be immediately transmitted to the several Commanders of the Spa7Aish navy ; to those of pri vateers, &C. Nt,v. -. • . .!', : . . TRICE. 0 . 0 Trott!. TEsTER DAT. BAnk ilioek $ Ter Cent.llr , luretlo.,* ale Ile 4 s"j 58 171 sum C; lit. 0 , 111kt;$ •• • ... • i )ft ! ;I - 4 p :.7 Cent 3 pe. Cent. Navy , Pet • :rill !Aug Annuities., , . l6' 9-16 India Hurvl.; .. Exeliever 11N1*. Elyei,li Leper? Ticket+ 211. 114, Contuls I,*t t 39 584 T. Mimi, st , 44lrowr, No. 4, 0,,,,,h, i i_ and 9, (71,arin- c.., • ' PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS—Oct.. 16 Got , . Debenture. 5 per Cent 93 Grand (:A.& Lunn, ( pt., Cent .. Royal Canal Loan, 6 pet cent .. • . ...... 91: COUR.S k OF li XC lIA W.:E.....0c e. 22. AmFtereran .... 39 8 1 V. Venme GO Lie. Pit. pitt,,,,t si g ht .. 34 IU 1.1.b0n 6li ll.attet4ant c. f... II ti 2 U., liportp GI i las.buigh l3 9 lit , 1).04,, leena 1319 :it% 1 Culk 13i an. . 94 12 I.". •V, \..••• Ili , i 11. '3 0 pArtnee , ( , ,l4 1 . 1 (. .r .didse uit .85 1 and Hen pet ut. 4 01 11; Ca,/ *l effect. Doelenons , ..... • • ~ A 11.1adrur Ililtion .30 Veer in P.art ......'G $ p Le r no•r 5l; New I.uu;. each .... o hin; ,s Gcn.a 46 I.iv. 1' c. L 54 pro t;ent. 11.1b!in nn London (03 1G)..... •.. ..... .. 111 Pe'fas , on London .0:1. 12) 91.1(W .n Ddhlin I Ditto).. 4)111 liar.. lIIRTIT. On the 14th inst. in Portland- e late, lady Henry Stuart, aft On Monday night last, the Lad ) of tosert Snow, Esq. or ▪ son and heir. MARRIAGIL.N. On Thin:day la-r, at Wyndham Mintimer. rut Ma'rlon‘ Fite*, Mr John Wyatt Leo.of Makto.,„ to Wei ot Dank o, daughter ofJobn Daultin, FArq. of Waselh4 It %VD ti.ae. l), Ttievlsy, the rith inst. by a spacial vier, ow the R - shop of Rochee•er, at her father's betra., at lie icetihitit. I a Kett?, I. , eoten mt-Colonel S %Virgins/16y G r • nt Secretary to hit Royal Mettles the COW/. ql MOVI Un WolnewLay morning hitt, at CqUinglv, !LYNX. t, fire Rev. Mr langda:,-. Mr. George Ranger. of I.adghtnn. 72, to Mr. MA4 P ge , widow, 'god .63 rip s'et couple Gipped It now the green to the t-iy,nc,,e..l A't r, w h Inc sprightloie, of youth ; and If , •rweritt entert.iinNl a al- t party of trim) I. from lotghton and.Cbitillingty, at their ivnt•t-,, at White.rnith, where the evening of their utipt.al. was tia.se with 111.1411 hall/1011y, ¢ud liberal fe4ti rity. DFATFIS. CM Friday morning, athisl'Srt.lln's huu<e, at W .:w .rtu, John Smith, F.sq. of Southwark, hop-men:knit, fir 4./A1 La of Mr. Alderman Smith. of York. Soddenly, by a fell from lin gig, at Ferry Carrsyg„ going from Ennrizorthy to tifexford, Mr. John s.laster.oo, Ullittf• sally regretted by numeruasfrieeds and aciaa.seteocg, • On 1 . 1104E1 last, tho re reins of the late John ?sine, Fsq. were interred in the family vault, in the Our:h of Memo s Sius.-x. He was attendwl to the grave by I.i. relate-s e._ l f:iends, who were j....nt I, on the funeral's g ottl by the inhabitants of the n.lighbouling villa:3v and ...star uf the prineipwl tradesmen of Brig'othel.n.ton, thu. off -ring their tribute of re.oeet to the nteroacv of . a • g'1•1; and worihy • man He doel in the 57th hie gthely taneseited Ly 4:105. &to had the pleasure of hi; aeguaintanel. The 29th nit. at Streatlam Caste, Dolman., these t of I eel Strathmore, John Robinson, gm , v., aged 99, •t.•lareh place he ehieily resided during the hut eig'ny yece ITIGH 14f,1,Y4-14 Tilts DAY .vr Lospol tIR IUUL. Maui _3l min after I Ern.... 4O nibs. .01.14 SALES BY AUCTION. FOR ACCOUN 1' UP TILE MANUFACTURER% Exempt trout me Audits' D..ty, agreeable t.. the A• 1 m pm.. Lament. ON THURSDAY, Nov. 14. MERAC, SON, and CO. *Mott uit to PUBLIC SA LE, at their Watt h No. 79, Queen-Inert, a valualt'e Atwirtment d skins! PIECE OVUUS. Part...u!tnt Me 'men is Lots, My M.l. hiLKAC, jun OM .Itet. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MINERAL ESTATE, Tilt LAID T tX REDEEMED. Fay Mr. PALMER. At the White Lion Tavern, hrotol, on FR:DAT, the 2kla I.istant (unless previously disposed of by Private Contratr, of which Notice will be given), A Most Desirable and very Valuable FREE IIDLD ESTATE, situate in the parish of BEDWEL- • TY, and comity of IidONNIOUI•H ; co!inarising (upon the ratufacre ' several convenient FARMS, of +boot 1,340 Acres of Arable,s. Me.vi.'w, and Pasture Land, with ireee-Aery Buil& tog. let to Tenants at Will, except two, who hold tor about two and a half years; about 730 Acres of Coppice Wood Laud in hand; and also an unlimited right of Pasturage *ono Main • hole Mountain, of about 11..e0 Acres; the Wassails soda which, exclusively belting to the Estate. This Estate coot till. several VIIIII4 or Beds of Coal and Iron Stone (which an' exersoi , i6ed bi a reference and description anoesced to tile Pima of toe F.stato„ declining Southward es the Sirriowe and Rhos.. rivers fall, at an easy dip of alioutV, inches' in the yard), built of execitent qualities; the furawr part.culas ly as. fur exportation and fur manutanuring of IT .o. Great advanteges IVO 4613 from the natural lurm and situa tion of tins Estate ' owing to the rallies on each vide being very tow, and Ma Coal Ground between Nit* mes‘h elevated, mr that mall liorte-levels may be diiven. et a.s racy re, Sum, into hour of the ul . o It., IS of Coal (whirls are ri"eire) ; owe of seen, and throees of three feet thick each) Is log under at lease 1,00 acres .+1 lard. The Vero next h,..lorir the ab tie four will be draMed and worked ty I re. els ; and the lowest Coal Velos, with the lowest Beds of Iron Stone, will be worked .y Pitts and Fee. Env ores Tho abive two ranges of win, a Coal, smith. lower Beds of hurt !..toue. lie under the while ,sf this estate, of a'w,sll,ltera acres —The workable Vein, of Coal is, this estate are 16111 limn ber, awl make about lisl feet. In .hurt, ever/ Vern of Coal, sint Iron Stone, tout w tine...clod and win k.st is tlin range of sou winks foam Absrdaru to Blueohavun. lie. SUM Mir !nolo:mate. The greater part of the Estate is houndod he the Riven LL Lai., and Siohowy ; and tis Minerals may, with notch facoinfr be worked either to be corio•yed down the .wy lOC* Rad - . d own the Elhun-Va".e Raul-Read anal Canal to New. per, where ships of any burden may resort. R.N. Tl.ine is a large quantity ul timber vowing on the farm lands and in the coppice woods. For forther particula-s, apply to G. B. Tyndale. Egg Line Landon; Mr. T. M. Cruised', Solicitor, Bath . John Nolile, Fsg. Messrs, liengwogh and Palmer. and Mrs's''. Brook and Smith, Solicitor., Bristol ; Mr. Edward Tirommon, Birmingham; Mr Edward Boys, So'icitor. Bride. water; Messrs Wiliiams and Mauireting, Solicitors Listen C. Denims, EN. of 'nitro; James Mom, Esq. IF.lmoutit hie Ede aid Martin Murristun ' near Swansea ; all of whore will Oww a plan and rental of the Estate; mul also of Mr. Jobe Thomas, of ktierrarne, near Newport, Monmouth hire, sic Will skew the premises. LONDON :—Proard I, G. DAVIDSON. No. 17, Dwkolit Co.qt, Bow Stage, Covotal Ganlen , and Peblishod at Ala, o.fice No 1!, Welt of St. Cl ,tient* Church, Stratttl, b? W. STUCK, of No. 7, New Beltvn Sunet, Lott 4 Acids. Ordeal, Art. for this Nino, slut to U,. 4614 (palOrma), iia b. du* itittc.lud 4 4