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couxrr OF-SUR REY, AIYJOURNLI) SESSIONS. sassioNs n..ecse, lIJ .••CYo4ti • R.L A 1 4 1 t. WIIDNk. DAV, OCT. 10. Before Me Chm;rm TH.) MAS EV A ' , ca, Esq. and for JUSTIC AS of ihe I'L. ACC for tbat Cuomo. AS; %WA'S. loin Hurst and 7A oniat Rider were indi&ed for assaulting Pernman Suttor, and stealing a chair, his prcuerty. 'Cite prosecutor, Pernman Sutton, a chair/n:l6r, •:.tted, that on the Vtli ot Jui i hist, he went to the Coopers' Arms pitiVc house. in Five-foot-lag e, where he met one John D.ig,i.tle, wliom he had known before, and he accosed him of preventing him from selling a round table. I)ugdale denied the charge, and offered to lay him a wager on the point. which the other accepted, and trey deposited tw stakes in the hands of Hurst, who was present I 5. , -ne time after, they agreed to dr.iw the makes. aid it was proposed they should spend aid. each in drink, which was accio Jingly done, and they welt• then very good hitnels. He was afterwards invited to play a game of skittles with Rider : they writ to the garden, and these played; be lost sonar and while Hurst hid him, Rider knocked him down twice, without ray previous provocation whatever ; he was very ..such beaten and abused, and lost a shilling out of his pocket. During the scuffle, the Prisoners, along with the other persons present, five in number, contrived to conceal a new chair, which he had brought with him, and the land! cr, of the house bundled him cut, a..el he never saw his chair since. He culled one Witnoss. who swore, that t' , e pro motinr was not drunk on his return home from the Coopers' Arms. It appeared, from the evidence on the part of the ienoters, that the prosecutor had Lou: e to the Coopers' Arms, and behaved wilt great insolence, msd in a very riotous manner, en, eavourang to guar lel with cr, ry person there. The dispute first erose about three hallpencr which he had 100 at skittles. He then struck a young man. who happened to he swam by (halve, as who had undergone an =- put 'tine of one of his ling TS, 4 few days before, without receiving any just provocation. Rider, the prisoner. intertereJ on behalf of the yung Mon : words ensued, and be and the prosecutor =to box it nut ; the latter stripped to it, and bad eleven or twelve rounds, and they fell OW se twice ; during the fight. the chair was moved twice over the paling in the garden, and hawk again. The prosecutor once tell against it, and broke the back part. alder, finding himself getting the worst of it, milted, and made the best et his way 08. through the tap-room window. The prosecutor conduled himself in a very diserdellr nosimar, and swore ch.,. had robbed him of a pi ma, though it appeared in evidence he had but lad. eizing to the house. The landlord sent for a con sto take him. and be appeared to be sorry for his modish s but, when be found no constable coating. be a gain became tiotous, threatened to beat &era all, and went away in a fury, vowing rengtoance winst them all, and absolutely refused to table lus chair with him. These circumstances , were corroborated by several respeftable witnesses who were present, ...trite of whom were Volunteers, and belonged to a society or dub, stiling themselves 0.11 Feilmrs, which drew some shrewd temarks horn Mr. Moist% as Counsel for the prosecution. After a short consultation, the Jury atqadid the Nisi net s. Ydoe was indiacd for forcibly entering the chreUing-house of Mr.. Anne Noithconte, expelling ber thisefrom, and assaulting her. It appeared, norm the evidence of the prsccuttix, tl. st she had been i rases:inn of the bruise in question, for six years and one Jay. Oil the ildth of June last, wlti!e abe was ahroad.the pritovser made forcible entry, tonic possession of tic premises, And continues to do so. On her crow-examination, she AcknowledgeJ she had originally got postession of the hi.tise by gcuing o►er the paling at the rere, and going in at the back-door& she went by the name of Northcoote, bat was never married to the ism sbe lived with, only assumed his name; her maidt.n thinie %.as Addis. Being called Ann Northcoote, spinste-, i Oir in ♦iArcut, it could not be sopporte,i, Ani pri- SSiler was strutted. Jean Bream was istsfted for an Assault upon Ann Mtbar. Ott the part of the prosecution, it appeared. that the Prisoner, having abused the pro•.scutrix, got a ripe, and threw it over her neck several times, in .niter to cheek her. He afterwards beat her. and knocked her down thrice ; beat nut one of her teeth, and dragged her by the hair five or six yards. On her erae►ezaatinatao, she denied ever having pulled Ins noir e or mord hint with any violence ;neither did she pot herself ie a boxing attieudr, defied him to 6ighte sr prentieed, if be would, she w ould not prosecute Wm. On the part of the Prisoner, it wts sworn, that the proseconiz wrung his nose twice t they then had a lr t ng snatch, anti - they fell to the ground toge ther : she used most opprobrious and indecent 14o gtr 4:4e to him, and after some time they were parted. It appearing upon the evidence, that the assault h i the Prisoner happened oir the das laid in the in dictment, and the pulling 1,7 the nose bad occurred on a day subsequent, the Pri.aner vas found Gaits: but, upon making some pecuniary remuneration to the proseeutriz, he was discharged. Bridget /flue and .Hart R a u• 11, the former about eighteen. and the latter about fifteen tv,.ts of age, were indieted for passing cunntet tett moon y, knowing it to be such. It appeared that the Prisoner, I lencey, went to the shop alone Haywood, a green grocer, in Pro , peZt row, St. George's Fields, to bay a penny worth 4 plums ; gave 6d. and received the change. Soon aher, the other Prisoner Hut sell came in, ac compawcd by a little girl the one had a penny worth of plums, and the other the same quantity of oysters ; each threw down a (id. and Mrs. I lay wood, immediately suspetlng them, accused them of passing had money; they pretended to be offend e+ and told her she might search them; she then tried the pocket of the little girl. and found four bad sixpences in it. la the mean time, the Prisoner litus.ell west out, and at the same nmpent a gentle. man earne up. who advised that a constable should be sr nt {or; on: came, and the two were taken into c '.sody. Miry Russell died very much. and 0ffer ....1 to go and point nut the girl who gave the money to Ir_r ; they acco, Jingly went, and apprehended Bridget Hencey On searching her, he found a bag c mtaining thirteen bare sixpences, ten penny pieces, and eighteen pence i , halfpence. . . Caleh Etiniond Proven,. Evi. attended from the Mini, to prove this the coin »as counterfeit ; from thc:r appearance, he said, they were newly coined, and had not beet► in circtilittion. l'he prisoners were conviifled of single felony, and sentenced to six months imprisonment. Saints Jo , bon, a black bov, about fourteen years of age. WAS indiaed fur strafing some coach-mould i I,r, off a harks .y-cotch coming from Vauxhall. He was de•eeted in the fad ; hut having given in formation of the person who had employed him, and to whom he had sold the moulding, and the in di:tment having stated it to be the property of one pitrion, when, upon the evidence, it appeared to belong to another, the prisoner was equated. NAVAL INTFI.LIGENCE. PORTSVOUTIII, OCT. 9. Arrived the Incoustant frigate from Jamaica; she , Alle , llll c..mpAny with the Elephant man of war, which hAN passed by with about thirty sail for the Downs; the Elepha , ,t lost her main-mast in the Ch.innel. Alt: , passed by for the Dnwns His Majesty's ship Coure.vg I, with the following ships under convoy, viz. the Cd,, of tendon, I .1 culla. erolon. Windham, and the GIVI. rat Stuart, from Bengal ; Bala, Cum ming., from Cnina ; the brig Rirhohned (an Ameri can detained), from St Helena ; Li,•e/y and Vulture, !r. m the South Seas —Wind westerly. PI ocr. S. Came in the Urania frigare, from Jamaica. Sailed the Mars and Windsor Castle, men of war, on a cruise. FALMOUTH, OCT. 7. Arrived this day the P r ~e SS Amelia packet, Ste- vens, sixteen days from Halifax ; and the Prince of 14 - a/es packet, Todd, nine days from ; left lying in the Tagus, His Majesty's ship, !Pali, So ”bre, and Anckland packet ; the Litter arrived out on the 24th ul4 neither of those packets brings any news. Also arrived this day the American ship, Ss j VW&, Captain Moore, from Norfolk, with tobacco, forty days passage: on the 30th ult. in lat. 54. long. 27. fell in with the Triton, of Poole, and three other vessels, which had parted with the Jamaica fleet, of 35 sail, under convoy of His Majesty's ship, El - rramm, and Incorrtfinat, with the Aslt armed ship, from Jamaica, out sixty-nine days; the Tritea was much in wan: of water, with which the Steal supplied her, and again parted with th em in lat. 54. long 25. Yesterday arrived the American ship Ilney, C ipt. Robert Strvensor. from Edington, North Carolina, 48 Jays, laden with turpentine; spoke on the 15th ult. the Jamaica homeward-bound fleet, convoyed AS above, then in lat. 39. 44. N. long. 56. 10. Also arrived the American ship Have, Capt. M'Neil Watt, from Norfolk, with tobacco, 50 days passage, called here for orders. The Prince of Waits Packet fell in with a French corvette, in lat. 4f. 34. long. 9. 47. pierced for 22 inns, from which she made her escape. Wind, 111701 4 01, OCT ! Q. _ _ Just arriveJ, under the cemmar.d of Admiral Cornwallis, the re& de Pete;r. Prime Gcersjr, Primer, .7o4ef, Glory, Priaceic Rete!, Timm:ire, and P hirletlii• I have not had an opportunity of hearing whether t' -v M ing any particular news, as there are but two of them yet come to. HARWICH. OCT. 9. The P•rnn of role, Capt. Hearne. arrived here this day, with thirty-nine Hanoverian recruits, after landing the Mails and several Passengers from Hu stings, at Yarmouth. Dt•t., OCT. 9. Arrived the Ekliastt man of war, with a fleet under convoy from Jamaica, wl:ich are sailed for the River. Sail.:J His littijesty's ship, Aramt.nners, for Ports mouth; Eur7altis and L'A”,iukr frigates, with the Meer: Po and rolreso bombs, for Dungeness; La ever boMb, for Sheerness ; Mattarrb, &taw+, firi tanniii,Efiria, and the Tupper coppered armed trans ports, for Ramsgate; the William aid Iremry, Bull, aid the 41. abet, —, for Jamaica. with several other oniward-bound vessels, for Portsmouth. _ Came down from Sheerness, His Majesty's ship, i'd,pirmag, and remstins in the Downs, with the rest of the ships as per last. P. S. Just arrived in the Downs, the Couragerx man of war, with a Aeet under convoy, from the F:ait. W.N.W. ...,..o. Off Dorer—the Rrr, from Quebt.c; Waterman. from New 1,,r1r. Off Ha.tngs—athe 1.4 n Romney, Chalmers, from Jamaica. Oa the Wight...M.l.4.a, Raman, horn Baltimore. At Bristol—etlic Elizabeth, from Quebec; Blitral, Merrick ; AA the Saint Elisabeth, Level!, from At Fal,sinotts—the Man, Stephenson, from North Cam and the Hazawl, from Virginia. At Lessfpnol-4he TWO Stall., aa (10111 V:111411; Chef kerneld, Nickainion ; James, Bradshaw ; 'tiger, Orton ; 1.;lis„ Reynolds; Pf.thasmous , Lee; Charles, Carney ; Nowa, Berton Aufeild, Band; arid the Union bland, irbson, from At Copenhaienvothe Farnalia, Beni; and the Algoma, Jepson, from St. Cr a m. At Cork-wthe Ccv of Cork, Rickertnn, from London. At Virginiaw-the Commerce, It• item, from London; New York, aver and the Vigilant, Potts, from Liverpool. At Pliil.ute'plaithe Washuagton, Honda:id, from L.ver- P OOl At On Ifiestml--the Hannah, Manhall. from L.rerpool. At fiieste—.'ne Il.t.ibeth, Lovett, from Liverpool. At Naples—ehe Hannah, Horn from Liverpool. At New Providenc"—the Martha, Mitchinson, fmna Liver pool ; and the Montsoma, Campbell, fawn Clyde. At New Yori.—tiw A.., M•Ke„ from 4.:!yde ; and the W..althr Ann, —, froa China At Newfoundlan d—the Miners, Hare ; and the Little Amy, l...nder, from P At Gitivaluwwwthe Bosh of Dreehorn, and the F.reen, Tavler, from London. At Mogailme-wthe Nile, Woman ; and the Mary, —ww, from London. _ _ . ..... At at TeomU'i—the Rebecca, Smith ; K ranch, 8..r-tt; raz, Gat, and UN Olret tar• ma, 464 Comilla's.. HIGH MATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BILLUtir, 19 saa. 'Aar f. On Sunday, the Lady of Captain Paterson, of the Nary, ti t daughter. Gisd.ner's Dublin, the Lady of the Don Lieut-Col. Creiglinin, of a ,'n. At Stephea'.G•een, Dublin, the Lady of Edward Stanley, Esq. of a daughter. pum.4DELpfrf,f, AVOUST 17. SHIP CORNU.IA. EXTRACT OP A LETTER PROM CAPTAIN SLIM, TO A GENTLEMAN IN TNIS CITY, DATED AIIIP LAST, AT SLA, JULY 12 " Ere you receive this, in all probability you will heir of the I”ss of the ship Curnr4,r, v;i7 New York. I his melancholy, arid most singular circumstance took place in the following manner ; July 1 I, at 11 p. a( in lat. 46. long 40, the ship under full sail, with a f - air wind, going about seven knots, she struck on what I suppose to be a vessel bottom up, with such violence, that it was some time before she could recover herself. We immediately applied the pumps, and landing sufficient employ for them, we cleared away the fore peak, by throwing the staves overboard, and to our utter astonishment found the stern started, and several of the hoods ends opened, so as to admit of several thicknesses of blanket. It now being four o'clock, we discovere.l the gripe carried away, hanging by some of the lower bolts only, and after five hours very hard pump ing, found four feet water in the hold. All those circumstances comprised together rendered our si tuation at once hopeless and deplorable, and all our exertions to stop the leak of no effed. We now employed some hands in preparing the boats, and in making every necessary arrangement as the last al ternative for our preservation. At ten o'clock, the people, after all their exertions at the pumps, find ing six feet water in the hold, began to be dis heartened and low spirited ; but to our extreme joy and satisfaaion, two ships were descried from the mast head, which gave us all new life and spirits (the people being reanimated, plyed the pumps with great alacrity) ; but they being a great distance to windward, and bound to the westward, it was 2p.m. before they came up with us; we then had eight feet water in the hold: they proved to be theSduth Carolina, Capt. Steele, bound for New York, and the Vigilant, bound for Portland : Captain Steele having a great number of passengers on board, we concluded to go on board the Vigilant, Capt. Prentiss. I feel my self much indebted to those gentlemen for their prompt and humane assistance, and also to Mr. Bai ley, a gentlemen passenger on board the Synth Ce ram& who, in a very handsome manner, came en board , and made us a tender of part of his accom modations. Captain Steele staid by us till 7 o'clock ; by this time we had got most of our provisions and water on board the Vigilant, and when die South Carolina left us. the water was up even with the lower deck; we were employed till nine o'clock, in getting our baggage, stores, &c. out of the ship, and Captain Prentiss being willing to stay till morning in hopes of saving somnliing of conse quence, we all went on board the Vigilant, fourteen in number, and left the Cereelra, with her lower deck under water. Early the next morning the boats-returned to tile ship, aim; - ,ur.d Ler full of water. It now blowing fresh from the S. W. and the ship lying over very much, the boats were or dered to leave her. Therefore all our endeavours to rave something from the general wreck pr .ved abortive. At half - past eight o clock, a. m. I had the extreme mortification to see her capsize and carry away her masts—in that situation the Vldant made sail and left her. Thus fell the good ship Coemeha, by an accident, which all human prudence could not foresee, nor human assistance prevent." Captain Bliss adds, that he hopes, in the course of a few days, to meet a vessel for England, in which be proposes to embark and accompany Messrs. Marro and Clifton (passengers with him is the Cor nelia), and when arrived, intends chartering a vessel, and expeas to be home in good time. CORN EXCHANGE, W1LD..... Ger.lo. The arrivals of Wheat come rather numerous, Fine Old are in request, those Samples fetch rather better price; the New is heavy sde and cheap.:r ; the Foreizii is dear, and expected to go to titrin. Fladry, with Malt, remain at bight one:J. Good new White Peas are warm, and rather dearer. We hays large arrival. of Otte, the prime Samples remain as our last, but other qualities are cheaper; and but small variatiun in other articles. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Meat 5" 70. 764. Floe d.. 7Ss. 004. 04. Bee s saw 394. 424 04. Bar4fy .Ste 3!s. Od. .735. 711.. Od. Mite Pert.... 544 614. Grey Peas 41.. 44.. 04. 40 434. 0.1 Tiek Beane 34.. 40s OA . Oats 113. 964. 21114. %lands ........29.. 30.. OA. Rape 5aed...... 41.. 441. Gi. Fine Finur......6in 70. OA. Sect's& MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT UL'ILDITALL. Tu-1.10 11l lOW. Thomas Parkinson and Jolla Padtinson, both of Cale 1161U-Efen.eby In eta . . . . Mary !ideate, late co Albensarle street, Harsorepequare, fanry-dreos.ns.ikee 1 6 . . . Thntna, Faulkner, Oxford -street, oil and onlourman 2 1 I Jansen Cunpisell, Shakespeare Tavern, Cerant-garden, II ■. 1 6 I 6 vintner George Stratton and Ilenr7 Stratton, kt:ackfriar'saroed, imnnnr.`••r 1 i Williata Dial.l, late ...I Uzterd-street, Sc. itlary-le.bonue, carver and eller I I Edward Pugn, Franklin's-ye:4 near the Circus, Sorrev. oilman 6 PRICE OF $1 ICI n• • pot Cast. Coo l7 61 71 b per Cm. Navy. ll4 iu Otanm ILEdsopeedidli to. as. 96. dr. Esq. Loser, Tickets Ol. St. Costrols for T. BISH, Mo. Ic /P. , kew., 1, Conlnli, and 9, Cha,.l:tereet. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Oct. b. Gov. Deb. b pet cent. pet Cent. Cont. (Ch.t. 1) 5711 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TL sway, OfTOlllll 9. Romeo's's) .... .111 2 9 U. Venice S9 Lie Pic Ditto at Sight.. 17 7 Napties Rotterdam C. F.. n 1916 U. 1.0.9uo Harnbuisb.... . AS S nIY Upon s owl Alton 9:a 6 2 4 U Dublin 1) Paris.... .. RS 4 Lo. &tau 2 Us SS IS IMlttlell Bowdlerise . ID 19 (Portugal Geo to Coin Madrid —in Paper I ar d 'la's per es... 4 0 0 Date •• Cade an Paper I tier Dollars Ddas I.lbee Leghorn 491 its.c. on the Rusk as Ho:land Gesso 4iiLiv 'lc. 4i per Cent. Dubba on London (Oet. S. ,) M kRRIAGE. Jain•A Brownria, of FAeittitTry. King's County, Esq. to Mus Hart, daughter of the late Col. Simon DEATH On Friday last. at hit ilou.e utßurv, after a rovere lingor;ng which he 6uopurted with much fortitude, lieut.. Col Timone. Hoekley, of the 7th battalion of the Royal Aran of RebefVe. SALES BY' AUCTION. ELEGANT COLLECTION OF BOOKS. By Mr. STEWART, At his Auction Roma, 193, opporste Albany House, pu g . dilly, THIS DAY, at Tw,lte o'clock, AVery Elegant Collection of An c i ent an d. m o d e ," Hot ,Ks, iik.;ueing the I.ibrary of a Medical Gentleman hotel.. deceased, many of with at. Bowl ine;; and amongst which will be louttd Jacq .. ii s Mots, 2 rule.—Grio!in Fiera Sibmica. 4 vols.—Fresch clopedia, 39 vols. Folio—Slackwall's Herbal, coloured Plater, 2 volr.—Collinei Anatomy, Y vols.—Views in Holland, rols.—Gibbones Human Ilirtore, 12 vols.—Johns itesShak speere sole —.Hume and Smullett's Histony R uit i t ,4 o: Voti.24 . he Worki of Blair, Burns, Goldsmith, Rrobernoni, Johnson, Smollett, Steohe, Swift, &C. and a variety b ••.; Modical Authuis, and Books of Natural History, bowie in Russia, Sc. . _ Tu be viewed till the Sale; and Catalogues had at the Rooms. TO CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERUS, AND OTHERS. MI the well-seasoned MAnitt icturod and Vonsaitufactured Stock, Bra.work, Fltortehold Furniture, kc. By Mr. SHERWOOD. On the Premises, No. 87, ittrtholisin THIS DAY. at Desert o'clozlc, on account of a Dosolunon of Paints. ship, ALL the UNMANUFACTURED STOCK, consisting of eery line wide well seasoned Spanish Moths and Boards, of large doneniress, and an ..4ontlitlit of very trice' three quarters and bal.-inch Spanish boards; very fine veneers in mahogany, satin and rosewood, Sc. . _ • Map he victim, till the time of Sate ' • and Catalairai hal an the Premises; of the Auctioneer, Bartholomew.ooo 4 and at Ciarratciy'l. Cuffee•huits, Nett and genteel Itauseh.ild Farnittre, fashionable Plate, '.fte Table and III:d Linen, Blob, Painting, and Prints, a Nur Forte, Sm. Ry Mears. GIBBONS and J CCICSON. At Ja^rib's Well, Barbican, Ttl- Mt 'BROW, the 11th, 1804, at Eleven n'Cbe*, by Order of the Assignees, •rflE neat and" genteel HOUSEHOLD NITURE, 150 (lances of rs..derii Prate, in Ch ear Toaster, Caudle.ticla, Toe and Cala.: Pots, Crean and Swear Baron , . ' A Select Liheary of scarce Becks, ananign wthit are, Flora Loadinensis, 6 rots. C.4..ared Pate; Pro s?eet of the World, 1631; SatadliaJ'allroory Co.olestin Dr./Ansa 11 Fine Linen, file cia..4 PlAil(1 Fora, by Sinsose.t. Bracket Clo a Vtrw itt v.:ry fine, C.annalett', an uo doubt.rd the 31,ster several diawLos, hi ..i.an“- tro.augli, Prints 3:c --aaf Mr. TtltlM SPEED, late or Cannua.otrset, Druggist: eamptisiag, 4.pnat ant, Tent It -I ste..d., with Cotton Furnitura., b rot -rod G.ron icattb.2, S A L, and Bedding, hfahogata doubt: an singte Cite-It of D , .11/P.l. Set to Dining T..h!e. w.t:. e.rtalar ant:, a Saler'soard wbi Cairns. Penih-ake a. 3 Card Tab!...., thogany Chair., ja panned slitta, Pier Glasses, !ranch Car,ins, and Kiteti: - .' St ennis& . - To to eiawsd t,Il the Sit; an I Catalsettas nsay bs had ; of Moves. Gibbons and Jacks X. 3, L‘st.;;:cr.:".i.,, Cheaptide. At the Hoene of Mr. Drama'', the White Has In %, Wakefield, on MOND.NY, November 12, at cure, Vox* in the afternoon, subject to such conditions as oill 'Doi to prod aced, rirl-IE following valuable ESTATES. situate at 1 Thorne', L up,et, and W.lveiie4l, in the Caeoly el Took, in the undernimitiowd 1.1114, subject , nererthsime, M Nib lA. tensions as may be thouglet necessary, ;amigo/ to or r ORS day of sale. Lots 1 THDRIVES A R P. A Close caned Pickhill, in the occupation of Junes hi'.l . . . 2 I 2 . . An :%Hutment in Themes Field. occupied 1.. y ditto . 1 2 . 6 . . . itouo!, o,n•builainga. and Gatti . . 0 :..6 Part of Fi.All Arotmcnt adJoiniug thereto. now occupied by iGliu Gregory 2 0 1.1 2 2 Si !low% Out-buildings lad Girth, accepted by J . . 9 119 Part of Fuel/ Allotment adjoining thereto, occu pied by Jobe Gregory . 4 0 9 . . House in t dwellings, wish a Gamboa Part of atl old Bar A Colt, r.ints.niug . . One other, ditto . . Use otter chum 2 1 3 . 0 0:0 Y 0 • 41 129 ▪ I r< . 2 0 Non in the occupation ofJohn Gregory, &c. 5 1 17 Pot id an Al.iitinent in Thorne% field . I 3 .7 Lau, ditto, adjoining . . . . 3 u Now occupied be Richard Briny . i 0 An Allotment in Noble Choc, occupied byJdr• G•epory 2 0:r An Allotment on Thornet Common Neu Sonic Flatt Fur Bottle Flatt Cock Mold .3 2 • 1 1 3 Y 1; t Now all occupied by Widaw Tubb 17 Blt LUPSET. 9. The Manor or reputed Manor of Lorne, what the Ma.r.Oei house Gardens, and Pleasure- Pounds. and enneral Owes. Intimates, and arcel. of ricb Arable, Meadow, and Pas tut • Land s w.th the C 33.1 and Wood thereon r also a Fatm.house with suitable Ous-buildinr,nnw occupied by the owners, Manta Tomlinson, aid other., centaining .;;;.:1 0 0 WAKFFIEI.I3. 1;) The ltectom House and Gardens, in Wake. Feld, and serene, ether Budding. ar.d Pre with sundry Parcels of Land adnen -1:.4. eligibly situate for Ilisildnic.round. and communicating with the Market-place, and the principal Street (near the Church). called Kirkgate; together with s ,, ndry Buildnigs, called the bliiurick houses, and Garden atmning, now orcopiod by Francis Maude, E.q. and others . . . 11. The Great T i the. ar l s.o4 Poe 1,700 KM (m..rre or l e s.; of higtalv c..ltorsted Landy in the Toworhips of W Stan:ey, Al •ertherpe, and Wreuthorpe, in the ucCil• patron of the °whet 12. An Allotment of Land, GC cup•ed br Mr. Was. Guide Ito • George Knther, of WakeSeld, will drew the Premiss there; and Martin Tomlo•sni, of D..g 1110-oc, will sh.w l'remoes at Luo - et and Ti: --.in ; art fetter Part.culars En.l be had a , 'ration to .` CrOwdet, at firr.thertiin: ` I . 1 Tuttle, Le-d.; or Mr Laartivi, Solicitor, ki.elea- G.rd,:n. 16 1 99 LONDON oy DAVIDSON, N.l W:• ewe, St I —rntt ahl by W WEST, ." 'h. (1 e, No.l J. PJ.Ck of S! Vern: . Cs Church, Str , ..d, 61 ." (Oviess lot the P.ver, ' pug-paA ) wall Pi laity anemia ix 1.1 4 I Al l Ne I; U MIF rr111.: A 11 . T. b. SA VA!' !) , 11.3;x •,•1 .ype. I. ; Dot 1 ort y dibb! ea/Ale, !1 It to oa Moii rope. t.: witich Wit eal ‘I, ccr.ke 4 4:0,404, Mo La , Julie, W.. Irmo the inbound... 4 the Charaa , same Play a The rir‘ ripe rl• F A GAR be acupl a EV Kno% ril, Stephen, I Joliet C;t cob, 'Of Kite' . Mrs. Em•r Count A Mn. Mart Courier. N (Pawn; M Oo Ibis Semun Mr. Lewis. roc B.M.OSCe _ Tn. D' , 4 fe mance I Dean the The I nrml, reo,t.• • I *a ',web Iwo es lib word En e• sod flame not • Ins antaiti a not onl7 Vuri Iptr rid! , n,th ' , nut EE b wh'zh ats The Mr. A iht the • r th oh hr. par! TCRt. . r.•ant .. , A' Rear!ye veriwl. I Vec A4i r•fr,: ?. , Re•. Ca. • • A • eN , ; ,•:• t.•• • • e 1..1.1 the Lrlw•C nand c A Bc.ec. Froci a •f A ?. • •4 l' m I. A • •., 3:: d rif ..~~.~.1 lurele ?--„ ~:: • ! j