The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-09-11 00:00:00

Iffi'PAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH,. SLPt. S. , Silted the Helene, with thr e West inthatnen, to Isola convoy for Cork. * The N,prv , se and P.'4ll,gend eepeft to sail to-day with live once, vegetabl,:s, &c. for the fleet off Brest. . Remain this morning in Cawsand Bay, the Nl j hire and the Paw(' •rnet ; in the Sound, the /ad, pati g abie, iVi,.lw, and 1.1 Loire; 11,rnit, Illemefierc::, 1 .11 :o, d, Dolphin, 3141 Trvii6rtdge ; in Barn Pool, the , Topare. Came in the Mhnn, Saunders , from Poole for I Newfoundland, with the loss of bowsprit ; itnpetu,u:, lin In of war, Diaree ni ft *y - ate, L. idy War', I, t eas, I and tfort,r I%,. , eiserr,., .loop. of war, from a cruise. • 1 Sailed t:.e IndrtaP:aa. frig.tte, on a cruise. TAT.MOLTD, SEPT. 7. Arriv. J the Wee" 11 , iiiirtur.k, Maitland, from Rio Janeiro ; and the 12ts . Evans, from I:ay:m.l.llw Sailed the Prim: of A'rl'es, packet, oltil a Mail for 4 Lisbon. i DEAL. SEPT. 9. 1i , We'll SE. 5 tiled this morning the At A-- more_ 1 titan of war, Right Hon. Lord Keith, Capt. Hope, with the Right Hon. Lord Melville on - hoard,• ro racennoirre the French coast; with the raAtur fri gate, Capt. Brace. Arrival the St, , f tf. gun-brig, from off Ole French , 4 coast, and remains in the Downs with the rest of the i v , 'ships as per last. The P,e•ve , rmte stare ship was „ this day released from quarantine in the Downs. and ''' leadedupwards of fifteen hundred letters frnm Gib 'q7 afternoon ar, and which were sent this afteoon by post i l for London. !1 HARWICH, SEPT. 7. The Lai . , Fr , rtes packet. Captain Flys, arrived yestaday with the Mails from llosum ; three roes aengers, and about fi fty recruits. She wiU sail again , ' for Haulm, with the fi rst Lir wind. "The Dr•ief packet, Capf.iii Hamilton, came in this morning with th. Ilusum Mails, several passen gers, and fifty-four H inoverian recruits. The Mails of the fourth and seventh, fax Got tenhargli, are still detained here by contrary.wilicis. The packets that are due are hourly espened. V iRSIOUTII. StPT. B. Arrived in Yarmouth Roads, the Abgiri. iv.: fri gate, and his,ceisr sloop ; the linsac cutter, and ' r. lugger. • Also the l'ir, a gun-brig. with a ' brig. lugger laden with fioo tinkers of Geneva. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. -....--- i a, Sarr. 9 he the New Draper, Dot*. Arm ; Mare and Tom, I)ohbma ;ad, e Lowat, eottneg, irons Trattviord; INtden, Illurr, from Cork; Hind nait, front Prnaeola ; Minerva. 111:1t, from the Wes , Cl , arlotte, from T neriffe; Vetoer, Stn-art, Ann, Caa.lestou ; Aram, Lee., from Mogi•lore ; To &Naar, !MT Pioneer; Dolphin, Friary; Nolo, ; : Mina, Main ; jaeria, Spang ; Caroline, VA.; Two Si.atta. the Endfaght ' from Cobden Sailed t'le Princes Forvesdene; Nehon, Mier. tint C 41g ; San Francesco, rails, fur Carla; and the Wilkwian Ovethuad, for Culotta. ail/ - 110. Ofr rkWer . ' 44 " N r'ner , A. Ira% f:..m the Writ lodiea , Sean. Hind torah, from remarola ; and the Leant , , *no Charleston, bo•owl to London. At Lienp-oal—othe Neptune, P.rougli, from Nova SCotla and Mane!, Danautt , HA%aortAh. At Clyle—th e loan Nirefounellaild. At Dublin—the Arv., floro'arid, from Vineinta Sleretny, from Swoon ; soil the Lovely Enuti, f:o.0 L , radon. At Limerick--th • Shtnnaa, Danie'., from London At Newfoundland—Abe Re.iao.o. Millwood; Lwn, len • {Seaver, Sander!. ; and tie Garlarut.Siropro . 1 , 4 fain, At Tenerife—Ow Co.:crita‘, (ram Rag . At Airiea—tae Diana, 'V iir.tha''. (.non ; and the a, 11.n.:1.. it. An officer on board the squadron is the terranean, under the command of Lord NEI Sf/Fe, Wr i tes as Adi ows Ft.!' i second time we hive been allured to see BON is ships at •faulan ; but fora second time we hare bten disappointed in our hopes of fraterniaing with them. "liie.! of daily counting their numbers. and seeing their Lo.'d ma cauvres under the prottflioa of their torts, our noble Commanier gave us orders to sail to the south-cast, to far from t'.o. shore, that we cnaid not be descried from the ignal 'Litton& of the enemy, leaving however ;sty' and a cutter, At s proper distance, to observe :stir movements. After we had for fortreight hours lost sight of the I. ranch coast, we learned franc the siditala of the cutter, that the enemy had pia to sea, and steering towards en direttion, though never m are distant fray. land than font or five leagues, suspeftmg, tar dou'at our intent. After the earruy had fur three days hardly sailed twelve Leone; ham Toulon, though the wind was fair, Lord N ' s.l ' determined, during the nigh:, to get in their rear, or between them and the shore, and if possible, by cutting off their re. treat, force them to fight ; but it was its I.4in. No sooner did they observe our mimeo errs, than they see all sail the/ ci old foe Toulon ; and though they re. aseieedreinfeteestents,whichir.a lethem t ships of the liae stronger Oa-. w:. they skiilk-el beck to their old lurking place." We have since heat.!, from an Ame rican vessil from Marklike, that the French d:et had iC,OOO land troops en hoard, and were supposed to be destined for an anaeir en Corfu, in case they could have escaped the viwbonce of our squad/on ! His l'Alareity's ship is nrd:red from the Leith cation to the TioaeL Real-Aifroiral VASISON has shifted his flag to the RailincL. Saturday marning. lei. Majes• y's ship Ps rr rhoriotte, Capt. Gardner I and His Majesty's si Pittston, ('apt. Paul, sailed from Cork herb iur for the AVest, tnd.Cs, hesiis a fleet of twenty sail under nonvoy. Pontoons still continue to be sent off ham Dublin to the different military stations in Munster and Con naught, in order to cubit the army to pass and re pass the Shannon, and other rivers, accerding as it may be found convenient or necessary, should the enemy make good a landing on any part of the soirbern, south western, or western coasts of this kinom. The entries of goods, 2nd linens in particular, for the ports of America, at Dublin, continue to be very considerable. especially to Philadelphia, Nt.w Yolk, and Boston, and our iivports from thence ate of the most useful and valuable nature. as being the materials of indu.try, except t,.batco. which, how. aver, brings in a very large terenue to e:ese countries. A EIITIII ESS LOVER. finality se night. is tire afternoon, a young lady, andsnmein her perzon, and of prepossess; n g men tiers, alighted from e single horse at the king's Arms, in Leeds ; whale taking off her riding dress, a pistol fell to the floor, which s'ee took up with a great del. of mine-Warw. and begged to be di•efled to The house of a certain excite officer, resident in Leeds. Having receis ed the necessary dire.linns, she re quested a man to knock at the door, while she stood rather concealed, and, as the man afterwards disco vered, with the pistol intertend. Mr. was not at horne,but a message was left, requesting he •a•o•.:l I cell at the inn on his return, and orders were given by the lady that he should be shewn into her room, and told thet a geese:men wanted hin t . All this time she kept.the pistol, and at intervals betrayed considerable a e itetion. Mr. --••• did not call 11l the morning, and the innkeeper apprehending mischief, had previously got the pistol into his pos session. When the excise officer appeared, he was shewn into the room where the lady at ; and the fair heroine, as soon as she was able to speak, rated. him severely fur violating his promises by marry-. ing another, and that ton, as Shakespeare says, after having given her " a chid for her creJle, without a hiuband for her bed." The trembling culprit, half petrified with the storm that his inconstancy had raked, endeavoured to palliate his conduel; this only increased s;:e lady's indignation, and at length, losing sight of all decorum, she seieed the poker, sod levelied a tremendous blow at the offen der's head ; this be had the address to seal d off, and the innkeeper, who was at hand, rushed into the room, disarmed the fair warrior, and withdrew, taking with him the off:main weapon. Tears aisd reitereted charges of baseness followed, and the per fidiousloyer was glad to take an opportunity that the opening of the door presented to make a precipi tate retreat. It is more t'.•an probable that this unhappy wo man. whose face and appearance are said to be re markably intere-ting, had left h urn with the inten tion of re acing the tragical scene that closed the life of John Eningtnn, Esq. who was shot about eight years ago, under similar circemstances, by Miss lir.•adrick ; but that more metsire deliber:a -' j lion, aided by the advice of her friends, had I determined her to take vengeance in a inetiner less sanguinary. °WEN rARROL, THE CELEBRATED IRISH HUNTSMAN This man died some time since, at Duffty.liall, the :eat of Cesar Colcicmgh, Esq at the advanced ago ni 96, rear 60 years of which he passed in the C. Iclon..:h familti. Being originally a farmer, he had such an inclination for hanging, that he always lirpt a horse of his own, and hunted with the hounds of COonel C .711, for many years ; but when the rate Adam Cnlelough set up a pack of his awn, he tame and hunted his hounds at first for his amusement ; but as he lived at too great a distance to be'always regular, Mr. C. gave him a farm *ear him, and he aced in the triple capacity of huntsman, steward, and master of the family. Daring the rebellion, in 17118, he and his family abed with uncommon Utility to their employers ; as ore of his sons, when Mr. C. WAS obliged to fly, c ante down and remained to protect tha house and pro, - ierty, and he never cloitted his post. Another of his sons brought of 'roses and clothes to his master at the risque of his life, when he way informed wherr to find him : and shying that period the old man buried a large quantity of the family plate, which he afterwards conveyed to a place of safety. Until the last year of his life he regularly went out with the hounds, and his voice retained its Clearness And sweetness ; he was well known to every sportsman in th it part of Lreland. And Mr. Kelly, the 1..:e Judge, about Itla own age, ssme time ;ince spent a day at Duffryhali, for the purpose of seeing ar.d huatiag with a person he had heard so muels of. At one period, his and his h • se's age amountei 10t• years, and yet miller could he beat by the youngest apOTSTS24II. As the custom in Ireland is to attend funerals, fur ;0 years he never nsissed one within many miles. The ;mat wool fair of Ballinadoe, widich ended a few days since. was well attenJeJ s a large quan tity was offered for solo, and went off, as we are in furmel, at from It 6J. to PCs. eJ. per Gone. A`ubough the troops encamped at ti.e Corragh amounted to 15,000 men, it is h;ghly to their ho. Hour, that a single complr.iut has not been lodged a-ainst thorn ; nor were the farmers or ntber mhe totants of tEe ne:ghbourhood at as inconcenicr.cod in any resvc:t, so stria were the regulations enforced by Lord Cathcart, And so warmly were they sup ported by the Officers cammanding both cavalry and infantry. nt:cr. or ST- cks. S 7et Cant. ettn‘ -111 f iter.Cont)nrey . rry •f Yx,l,e lett Wks.. Ens. Letter, Tcket4 lq. Coe* km .. . . , # T B.sft, St.. .. Kt.tkct, 46 t etanal, :.:u1 li, Coating Qom'. colllttiF OF EXCIIANCii, /inset. SlL2Tewirit 7 %Insteetarn .... il 0 2 U• Venice '7 1..., P.. Ihit....t 5.10.1.. :•7 - Naples ...8 IZutter.l..me F.. 11 17 21 1 1...b..n 11•0.1.untii.... 35 II 2IU (Peons. Alton.. 35 9 2111 i DuLam ... Paris E. • Llsres Ditto 2 Us 2". 12 2 U. eel I swim. I. I 4 5nu..14.44 23 12 , P.,thitat G.te i.. C 4 %ful,sd Ditto Ca. Milo Meow Lesheon 49 Agee en the &eh et Hulleml Gut.. 43 Lie .Pic 4i per (lent. I)unl.n on London ( Aug.3l) 11; .. Re'Nst on Lo+nd )S1 ( Aug . 21; 5 .51 11-114 on fleshiest ( Aug. 211) 7 61 de" ?RICE OF LEATHER . Lots, S.l to :Alb. each 34 to 24d Ditto, 64 to 651 b. 'set 24.1 to 211 Rer.:hant. necks '.?t to ti" Det...isto It' ales ^ - .I P. 2 Vow C ach MAC, ..4 to 21 l'. -'y 11.. kt for cott. r '.l lo it 4.1 FL.t t tottrurr .!%;r1 to .tai C.lf Slims, JO to Ells pvt Mien 24.1 to 84d PP ~ SO to 7 , 31' , .. 111 to S I.! .r alto, 70 to o.llb Small Sea's Ltel . .toolat.d)..- 43d to Mod 2- Late date ..1208 to 134. per Dome. t lout %kin. l' .I.ied West ILA-% 19s to ':,:t per Hirl • Ilitgl WAI ER AT LONDON BRIDGE, Ta I , A 1 4S min after G. EIRI HS. Yrem tht• of Mr. Ueorge, s.lic,nercer, of 1:41. t, of twa )a Sunday. the 9th istld. at Cams 1141%, Halts, the Lad, of .1‘ , 11 , t Dihne. t-q. et a unl. On Nectars c lan. the La iy of Major Flute, ef the Ox. fondalynat ‘ll:4n •afely dohrered 66 a son, at 15i;ht , ...1 Hever. In Fridge, :.1 P.,r,-.a.ath, the I.adi Cai.tain Dewsmae. the Etiontrde, of a .an On the 4th einlut, in Cha+ntrequare ' Eilinhureh, the 1.411 t of Su John S,l.cie.r, Ran M. P. vat sates) nri.vined cot 109• At Rerw.ek-ofroo Tweed, on the lot unt therl.l.l7 of C 0 .3, ml ki'Leass, of Monk, WAI4 vafvly delivered.): a ..t. NTIIItRIAC; E. At Capta.n3:3, the Saba',.• ,Irt to Ni" Epaorth, daughter of Ree,Adawal DR SA NS On in , . .I)H% un at the 11,m. Het m lienbe•ree, at g Seeth.A. Min Hickman. Oda* daag:gm et man. athe Regal e.t2J'athet.ent. _ IA•!mood Htittul, on h'.6 ?mute Iron lassaaca, to ,of Ctittatn Htnand tlto itoy.t! Mumet In Debio , , on !Nowt.. his, stnctorty olrett-d, by a nu ederooi aertatoatnu., Ant Roo %Warn Leovrich. many Fears Clout" of M %I.elaatismDtArien - - O n Thwide-, at him !allude home ni 'husk, Beer a lam inA-2na•tio ,, , in ihe SW year at et age, Mr. WV, of the Rev Chiritniieeie tililiieeeo , late Crate at Thorutua. Varimiaint. '1ipM01..... COAL EXCHANGE, Styr. I. Red Coat% irs the Pao% per Ck.lehrets.... 04. Wieetert to ti,weltarvers at. 64.. 4.4 sued ItillWi. r r Cu*..l eils SE 1)24.en.1 zre foueekespen et. Ine J. .. CORN-EXCLI MOPE ‘T, SEPT: 10. fer.hitnpnrt. lof heat for to day's market are hitt incnnsitlerable; Itatit.g many buyai., it It; , t the eff a or au advances ahout 3.. per quarter. B.rler rather irlel , nts ;luartwardr And tine Mutt fldt :;.:41 , ar few Hein; • , s each snd, and thole tearer. (Lai ;4;11 .lt..tt snit lire the eff...at a a aur a l. ...ocrease in price. Fluor readily übtatur one rootatinn. CUR R F . NT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 53..64 72.. Ole 46. 04 Floc et; 7.3.. 7b.. 011. Tick Ncan. ' ,l• 40. Orl Rre, new 99c 4t• 01 Out: . Battey ...... Od. Rate 5eed...... 411. White Pea. 44$ St). 11.1. Vine riour......Yr. 604 rtl timer Peas 40.. .11•.!.. 0.1 Se... •u 1. _so4 bS RETURN O) W 111.7% luclueltag Duly (mu flu 2711. agreeably st. 41 49 Quarten at 95 337 -- at 8t 131 -- at 82 tut - at 80 SO4 at 79 43! - at. 78 23 at 77 298 -- at 78 229 -- at 75 919 ---- at 74 566 -- at 73 39, -- at 72 1114 -- at 71 74 ------ at 70 Anti 25 Qiel Tat II 9221 Quartos 4t. 2 l lower ttu VT IN MARK I.ANF. of Aogoit to the I.tt 01 Sept the etctv Act. a 1 304 Quarter. at 60 171. --- at 67 77$ at 66 --- at Gj .234 at 64 Sy a --. at GOO 79 :t 62 77 —.— At 61 6 151 -- at GO Ti -- at SS 74 at h 6 46 -- ,ts 90 - at :P4 SS at St c at SO'. —Average 70s. 91. lon Return. A E TURN OF FLOVR. Front Aug. ll's 6. Aug. 31, Irons the Cricket Office. 6.sek. sd. 1 Sacks 4. d Sacks I. .1 463 "0 0 8 — 63 Ii hi .56 0 1. 1 69 0 13 04 0 P)........7 6 46 68 0 1 27 ...63 0 10 ..57 U 43 67 0 2967. —.60 0 100 ....... 31 U 87 65 0 23. ... 39 0 14 30 0 '1 . ..ca1-4140 Sacks. —.....A yentge 821. 3d. Ti. 911 lower than last Return. The Corn Ingoeftor's Heinln, on Thorld3y, Sept. 6. %Vile kt, par 10 td l4l 0: 04 to 20: 04 Itoky, qr 15.4 Od to 4's 011 Oats 231 0.1 to 3it 04 Bemis 404 01 to 444 04 Peas • 42t Od to 4ti. Od - NOCE OF SEEDS I at II Per Cwt. Cinvcr 20s. to !las %V:Wte ditto 40s. to 10n4. rref..ll 4oa. to 254 Car sway-- 724. to 71o: 1:N. to 14i. Kent .31 Or to :11 108 es. 3l Os to 11 12+ Old 1)•ns PRICE OF HOPS . a %CC roccari. Kest 3l lOs In 41 8. Snows 31 10. on 41 4. Farnham 41 Os to 31 134 115,6001. PRICE OF H \Y AND STRAW. •0411. ST. MIR'S PPPPP . H.v llh a 41 14- Hay .31 16- a 51 At Straw Cl•rver 01 Os a 01 Os , Straw .11 14s a 21 2s S %It ninrio. Monism,. Sap:. 10. To sink the eiflal—...i,t stoat of 4:b 1 1 1- , 4 4. 4d to 5s 4,1 veal *4 ad to Fs 6 I \l Ir. +4 64 to S. 4d York. 4. 04 t. 5; 4 , 114 to Ss 4d Head of Cattle this D ty, 11-art., about 2100--Shcci and 20000 NEAVG.%Te AND LEADF.NDALL MARkfiTS By the camas'. Bet( R.I to 41 S.: I Vc-s1 4s 4.1 to 6. 01 Iltd to 4. 61 Od to S. 4 ' Lamb .....44 Oil Is 0: RAW HIDES. ite*l H •ion an.l St?e;;, ito ........ Id to 44. 41 %II ,Liags 9•. 4:1. to S. GI tl. I.n Ir. Karl:. t't ( - SOL, t I F.og ~:, 11 o@ Pelt. 2*. 0,1. to t.. 94 Latilb Sktlt• PRICE OF TAIII.OW. St. .13111eiN Ntarket 4. 41 T.sit 734 75s ftd Cl.re Market 44 A I Rtweia. (Carr.) V% 0' lArltiteeirairel Market 4. SI Ito.We do. :Si.). 69 tr e , Stwu ul fab. I Melttorg ro ati Dm° mania 1 4l Average Triet....4. I I 4 . 4". l4 G... 41 Drqrs Yellow S tar.11 . :4••••\141::ell, 901...C114, 94*. him of CanJIN, per d.ra. It. W....Moulds, I Is M. Iv TIIE suaouGui. t!IT IL. _ _ Per Bushel. Turnip......... 14.. to 22. Ni Muetsrd Seed R.. t tOsOd areson to 16. Cotary 7s ud u. S. Od Rye (irab, pr. yr. 1".. to 24. 11. SALES BY AUCTION. FR TIIAWNSTREET, 41 \1 1 I I..ANE, AND TICIIItURNE ii.e"a', rIAY. •••• _ _ By Mr.CHRISTIE.. A t e ig (3rz.it Ronne in P.ll M.:ll# NI FRU) Y , the 14 , 1 t SEi'PEMBI:.R, at hie, in Five Lots, t. t o Viluahie ant highly Improvable FREE. iLD ES FA: FE, .ault • A, U . itier yo.itu to Queen Ilythe, late the prove.ty M r. w . taJGINs. oi Air .tre •t, addle, dxwed ; con , sting ot * Slip. No 119. in Tltaints•str.ta i t , t l .e pasa.:•.sion of Me. Thoutas. 1'06.u - ening, at Will; t s .,. ditto, No+. 1 , 4 rod 19. to Little Tritait!,latte, ad;uintag, 1 it to Meows. Hatlusioray and W..r.dom. 41.0 at 11.t•ii anti/noting to 711. 4s per ar.itt:in. land Tax red.y.t.c-' Coe anove would Aura a., a•, t .lu and if...arable ictte for eiez.. i., g a capital 0WV111,1 4 .11.1.tark of IVat.housei, b_iog'n rig. 1.1 Quern West, 7titcl utoit situated Business. t, 3,4, unit b. Four Freehold llotniet asu Slimy, Ai. eibly situated contlguou, to e,ich other, in the Nort:i sit e aI ficillr.roe 'mere, lour the Ilayuraker, se toe occupation of relie,li;ile Teant-, Mr4,(4. Collett, Luc:, tnd Brumfield, or their uud-r Tenants, Use two former the lott,r oil for f and 'l•welre Ye•rl Bents amounting toirt.a. to 11171. 144. Lard T.N *AI Ll"' whole redeenwil. _ ... May be viewed, wan lea%z of the Tinsant., Paniculam may had ul Mei:li. Jones and 1k0.r., So!. Salimbury-iquare, at the Rainbow, and us Pall Mall. WO' %!IS rust.-s sotini moLTON-srittrr, siEARLYs-c9uit r, CLARE-NIARKET. ANp LOW- sTKIET. By Mr. CDRISTIF, At the Great Room or P.iil uo FRIDAY. 14th lovact. at Olt St.gen 1. its, A Desirable I.E ASEIIOLD ENTATE, late the property of Mr. WILL I of A. . itecoot-d; cnteiti,.g of the 1.410w4ig cooresuir:: Dwelling Nooses and ran ;e of Stab:inz ' vie. 1. A neat noel su'Atiattial Dwelling I I eitvae.! at 80.4, o n the Forth sole of Bryalisto.tc-strcet, P.irtoran- qua ke..l • . for Slt Years, from libilkumma but, at a Ground krit of Six Guineas an-I now lett to Mrs. Cobb:t at per An urn, 3. A dittt, N. V 4, on the West s ide ot Satan Nolan street, held under the City of Loudon for Sit Yei , s, at a Ground Rend of Sit rewswalge tart ever. fee, Sixteen Ymrs unexpired, to G:allam, at per Annum,4Bl. 3. A ditto, Mu. 4, in Mearin•-:mart, Dean-strut, Sibs held fur Jui Year, at a Ground Ile-.tof Si test Gainey., Ist: to Mt. Buttraa, at %VI i, at per Atm. in, 42i. 4,3, 6. Thee Dwelling and 5.10 1 4, No. 14, 4 and 17, on the Wmt ,st-et, Clare Market, h•• 11 Y as, at a (;raAand Rant of dl. eats lots to Mewrs (..nl.net, !Links and Latell .ast at at Rents amounting acagetk:tt to 11.1. 7. A Rang.. of Stai.i .g for 14 Horse:, 3 ettlAll and Apart.oem•, in CrAwt:-yard, Swiallow.s•reet, held for 41 Years, at 231. now lett to Mr. Nibbe, at at par Annum, 631. May be viewed, w"th lmvw of the Tenarrts ; ant primed Particular. may be had of Memo C. Sone, a• d tirzen„ Soli. lour; at the Itastibon, Coadli; and lib P.. 11 Mall. TO PAPEit.M iikElS, art r.WERS, LISTiLLER s, COT. TON MANI:, ‘CTURERS, a d 'ALAS Mon kait niive Pn•lntsees—el.rmg a si mak ell( Pot 5,3,30 feet in ciezu feeevire, ad jr..ni:.‘ the River Tna.nei, at Tiianos i:evt Neat iloune. 'kith Vie sutsui tiel needy ere6el Raild.ng. PA:we hldt, Steam Lc. heent!! eraeluyed in the stniw - - - Paper idandaittury,t. Sy Mesa ROBINS. At Gat awart C.offsweb..,o, F.xchaage•allev, CornhA • ne SAI URDAT, ;b 4 22d of 3,ptenihto, at Twelve a; Clock, IN UNE LOT. ALL thane ve. v tii3LISTANTI A I. and newly - a orcefati auILuiNGS ..ret PR ENtISE ere., warn u .nasal f.e I.ty trr manat.ctorisig Pa e .et on • the mien enten•ise ari'e„ ant , or which porposee they are ,m'e'ter in every no ; r.-t to ant Withia the Vandal Kingdom, and hare been :A an evet-net rt . 711,0001 un.let dee.ction of expet.enetof Seryr)or... , dare ria4 aJj th, Rivet 'Faunae, no lt , arc Rank, and only Half a Mile distant banes We4triiiii.ter The herniae'. euluile of an a:it nt small It or -fronterl oaf 1t0..5: with Garden. o.6cin, and. U eerva*orr, which afoot merit rite :me view A the som•lnati r couhtry ; 0-tine flout*, 459 feet 1./ It ; Too den, 144 in. 21; Paper ina'ailig Hons.., 5 i ny 'Mat • Steam I,:nec,e - llauve. of Eight begat poser, 57 by ; aJ by to 6 ; a haste.., 3CG by W; an Flalagrato.y, 60 ; a hal T4:lye-4.41 StAble,Elline Ileum*, Cart li..use,P iles'a Lodge, a tuti‘tantial Found:dean foe the erez Vet of a Skase Engnr_, of 'ty•hore: ;stove!, 136 feet hy N 6; a Canal . ott• von, Via Rive., at an hepevice of at , ler 4,00(ft. c , nim , :n , catea to dilf:rmt RuPiliert, a:4 gives ,2.7 1, at-emir) the Ranges, 379 (net long..aad dB wide : •0 1 • b'll•A rca pabl or bang eat:die-1.32C Pet 14Z1T,a..411k wale: threeWel 4 Wan'ai P..nar• de. the whole in.doied with a Itie.! Painsig, and rood Road. Th• po,tion ut Land eni,bnci: •e peel braliei of the NI muteetOry Mill leave urar Alt of g a ibia t of Ground to build nom, and tot wl.ich paroa.e, it owl • nartieu ar:y. near 1,000 fret inpnedaget g t: • Tltameti as it wound cchalleas.4 very Fne visits over h C , ilea oi Surrey and hect, and which, at a iniskratz ea'eaLtio - • • prod.v-e a Gaunt Rrnt o. near Thiel. per Annum ; add 10.41 a rt:311,11.1::•11.411ct are oeld on a Lea.l. 10111 - f Ise ,l 4 a;C A " wrote for a 'term of 67 Year., at the weir wnall Rea t per Annum. The % and Ft. ri.,;a ti:l, are to he lak.lll at a fair Vaiu itom ; and arc.i;a4.e b kat, 'natty payll prier to aloe Sale, at iv neipal len, iii every Manufact , ..enig Town ill rn1 1 . 0 4 Nkt Manta of t•e 1 7 .-tate , ta c!rn at Mr. Liot.,e., Sereit Na. r. S Seran-1; and of &1.... fa Rost it, Great P.aa.. C..nv..t G. item T — - o BE SOLO by r,:iVATE CONI'RACY. a FARM cala RAN til.i•S, eatt.s.ing of a W.:, St..bie. Yard. a*l S ,tv Ac-.a M Armlete aal One Az , Ge' Paeteee La*, sit.sate at alUkefistee. ALMA 313 Mi e hoc y a ,t....k. 0 . Six Mrl.4 (ront Matirot litter, E 0 .4 Fr 111 Se b rr,,, alai 1 h rite., trg•in Thia 6star t. well .t..rke.t ar.t,;l the ~in: U 4., A.d as I T: - nisch ami will t'- u-sig7au P.Cierael le nuiu CM (kr liat...se of W. 1 1, 1" HJldtsio, Tecal.t at WT. at an ukt Rent. ca:.ab".• c'' , " &rale lasproicaa.nt. and to t Port-4.a.er oil: :aar (at the gal Rent) nr.griv rat Cent. Part of ape F.atie.sa 11.0 8 1 mat r•=4 . 1.. *rear -4 ca.t the P:arrakt:a. For iath-1 it..rto.t.!ars. and to treat fog a; , 1•;! ( f by I.teter. naggit b. Mr. W*64. Si SI Re...Lng; Mr Healy Sat:wood, Saacg or. Mr. Juba Seisciwr, 6, Foratvi!. Liodno. FRELHOLD L READING, Truly eitiplie f.at letahling en rBP SOLD by PRIVATE c( ) N cr. r • ratalos TWO ACRES of PAM rA.S I. • sit uas Is a Gentatti Neitrb'xuarhurol, e; / . 1 a r . • ' 4 filraring Einn-r.nce coati:audio: Ire racn H • View oe Town, afi ' d 010.1 ghUal ttap.ct4 of w •,untry Fora the r rest-nt very great Deinassrt, C re. 4 ,611 Vaine of Pre.rs.r. in It arm& it I. ;Oro :• woonl.l affnA a p..Att'Jl.: 15;v:ul tt.rn to any Paton flit:too. • Ntrht • nuuttem of Acel h nuoi. Fur los a :rum a.oi oven •4 Prrr.lors tlf, ab•arP a bcinil 3 .; Fnair H sniffer& /*vet ri Form a ar.i ttf retrur-01, be utiu Pavel. of any lasith. for fort' a' ^4 ,0 1/ 1- "* * " flail Pun-Itasc a &poly "ar Lever- p uolal •u• I a . Sl ,_ ^4 M,7.4 Beta, 'Remand; or kr Jeho B liconr o, r l•to, rstiator.. • Aso scrotal genort Houses is asoolislia OE' St)LI:). A.ply as above L - LON And b - y - cruit - v - iTirik — m. - N ^ 3). v/r". ou et. St. Clements, eat 1.! IN VI EST. at t" Utfce, Yo. 13. Back of St. C`eme•d'sC r,S, Stuad. OrCars far the Para, w .“ be/W. 4 fr C I '^ £: i fwl r ( NOI 'l' •J{ I You' T