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t NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOt 1 11, OCT. 12. Arrived the Allianev, Captain Robson, from the Bay of Honduras, bound to London ; and the ilia transport, Captain Coates, from Alderney, with nroopa. • A six.oared cutter, belonging to the Potopiemtit, Capt. Larford, upset tins morning neor the Hospital wall. Fortunately Captain Dunbar, in the Andette's boat, was near, and, with the assistance of a wherry man, picked the whole of the men up, and took them to the Gladiator, where every necessary atten tion was paid to them. Sailed the Knit, lately arrived cram the Mediter ranean, to be paid off at Chatham. Several vessels for the Downs sailed under her convoy. Sailed the .Eguptienne, of 50 guns, Hon. Capt.. Flaeming, on a cruise. The frehtstse frigate, Capt. Bennet, is to convoy the ships which are now colleeing at Spithead for the Mediterranean. ■UXHAM, OCT. 11. Arrived last evening His Majesty's ship Lath! Meirtik, Capt. Thickness ; and , this morning the Mars, of 7 guns, Capt. DufF. . Sailed in the afternoon the Mars for the westward, and the Nemesis on a cruise. DEAL, OCT. 12. Sailed the City o! London Calf-win, Ceylon, Gen. Stewart. and the Windlrani, East Indiamen ; and several other homeward-bound vessels for the Riv.r. Came de • n from Sheerness the M•nFi' gun-brig. Arrived the I)todeas armed ship and Ifee/a bomb, from a cruise off Boulogne, and remain in the Downs with His Majesty's ships as per last; and several outward-bound •essels. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ATTIIEND, Ocx. 12.—Passed by the lb, Robinson, Rom Archangel; ?outlay, Cantbr'l; Jack Tar, Wilier arm r Lady Johnstone, Thompson ; Europe, Edwards ; Grant, Wfight ; Vieivitude, Stout ; Duke of York, Smith; Mary, Aaiun; Montego Ray, Driscall; Alexander, I.' •k; Earl St —; Major Grant, WriGht; Atetbusa, Rarll 7 ; Naiad, Douglas; and the Flora, hebleol, from Jamaica Sailed the Almeira, Sherbourn, foe Oporto; Hope, Sale, fur Tonoingen ; and the Kpha, Hurtoo, lot Elaineor. AIIIII , CD. In the Downy—The Mary Ann, None ; Northumberland, Pmlin ; aid M mono Day, Allan ' from Jamaica. Of Port.mout ....Tire Cora, Geo rge, from Jmnaiea and Cork. Or the Wuglit....Tne Montezuma, Jack., from 1104.11, mgt. lee,—.The Loot Duncan, Gardner, from flooduras. At rat imuth—.The Intrepid, Still, from Virginia. At Pfeil—. he !darn Horner; and I.cluAry, Uoments, from At L'vrcpoul.r.the Alexanter, Thomoson, from Savannah; John Bu.l, M..nre„ from Jan. a ; Zt,thyr, Pe/1 , 011 ; (win Her ; Cahoon, ; Jo a o CAI; aud the Kitty and Am a.A, Nutal. front Hman,. th. At Clyri.., Euf.hmtre, caunell, from Tiondura , ; Liberty, Smith ; mitg+r, ; Columbus', itezd , rod the Garth laud, bourria, from Janirica. mememsees MIYAL 4CTION IN THE WEST INDIES. Saturday we received a packet of Barbadoes Pa. pets t, tie 9th August - , meluirre, from one of which we extra! the fallow:ng at tiele His !,1-jesty's schooner Si. Lacia, Captain Betts worth, arri.ed last night from Antigua ; also the &we rnailaboat. By these arrivals we learn the fol lowing particulars of a v.:ry gallant anion between His Majesty's ship Hippomenes, and the B ona pa rte French brig, .IT 18 9-pounders and 146 men, in which the vazmy owe their escape only to the mil foi tune of our ship's having to:. many foreigners oa board, whose dastard spirit made them shrtuk from the silicas. -- w His Majesty's ship /fi.,bameeeg, Capt. tPKenzie. cruising to windwaid of this island, fell in,in long. • SS. Lit 18. with the Beeeparie brig. which, mistak ing the Hippensepe. for an Atrican ship (being dis . sussed purposely to a' coy the enemy's cruisers), bore down on her, when a smart aaion ensued, which lasted for some time, and the enemy, beiug to windward. at length fell on board the fkperverres. Capt. *Kenzie, with the greatest promptitude, arising the occasion to prevent the enemy's escape, had her bowsprit lashed to his mainmast, calling on his crew to follow him in boarding, and secure the vidtvg7. He instantly rushed upon the enemy's • deck, Meowed by his officers, and about eight men .• only, when a smart contest ensued, and the French man were driven from their quarters, and heat abaft I • 0 mainmast. Seeing, however, that they had to f tope with so few, they soon rallied, and the whole crew being now engaged with this small band of heroes, they were almost all cut to pieces. Capt. hielarizie received fourteen severe wounds, his First i I Lieutenant. Mr. Pierce, and Purser, Mr. Collman, were killed, and the ntae.or wounded. Thus over come. they v• ere obliged to retreat, and had but just time to regain the ship (Capt. hPKenzie falling 4 *useless into her main -chains), when the lashing t give way, and the enemy (ell off, and, without wishing to renew the contest, crowded all sail and escaped. b . The Ilipponrines has gone to Antigua to rofi.. ; and 1 we are happy to under.. and that Cap:. *Kenzie. al bough his wounds in general are severe. and three of them in the head, is likely to recover." The following is Copy of a Letter, addressed by General I)tss rt t. I N to an America's Supercargo, . who had taken the &Only of rcmorstrating against certain oppressive proceedings of tf.e llegents of the r **ministration of : Plead Qinittem, JO? L —Tirit Year of the lade; .ice at Hayti. The Administrator Repaid has, .ut canard to be put into my Lands the menacing liAtia you wrte- Su. The pee of rein CuUntty, %. • ;'t to come to this island the purpose of opening a store, or c.erely to sell their cargoes, &an always find safety and proteetion. I will. however, q we means sutler, Sir ' that a stronger shall Inlet dike port contrary to the measures I hare taleen far tire interest of sey catintry, nor that he thouki he ;•erinitted to M ask the Representative' sod Govern:went in that part of their There are ratahlishal in this city, merchants of your Coun try, as well as Wise ot our own natioa, who have the right of temitiag with you for your cargoes, and o 1 s Reg afar , wards to the suarckeepe - s of the place. I forbid a foreigner on t airing our porn ' havingalsia privilege,, in that of purchasing larudece (rni i thehairds of inttivrAnals to the detriment ur tree nistration, nr the merchants already established ; and I am careful rhat Pi., order it estaVished. The hociouraLle and loyal manner in "'huh we hare treated pour n.ition has al ready obtained me a name; and I sisal! always be able to find honest men rand that in great nurabe.s), who will bring to this pantry whatever we scrod in need al. I have the honour to salute v.'s. (Si(oed) DkiiSALIMES. 4W:flied. NEW YOEC, Urn 1. Captain Story,aho arrived on Thursday from Go naives, informs us that De%salines had declared war against the Spaniards, about the middle of July, and that his privateers had commenced capturing all Spanish s•es,els. SEPT. 4. Captain Depraid, of the French national cor vette arrive , ' at Savannah in eighteen days from Porto Rico, mentions, that on the fid of June, the Brigands made an attack on St. Jag°. The Spaniards, who were 7000 men, sent to St. Domingo for a French Officer to command them. General Demi: was sent by General Ferrand for that purpose. The 13, igands wLre defeated, and driven back with considerable loss. Capt. Story, from Gonaives, informs, that an ar my of 0000 men, under the command of the Black (';en. Dessalines, were mustering to proceed against the city of St. Domingo. Gen. Ferrand, with the French troops, besides the city of St. Domingo, occupies St. Jago and A zna. Colonel Perchz commands the Spanish National Guards, who fight like veteran soldiers. In the defeat of Dessalines at St. Jago, by General Ferrand, the former had one thousand men killed, and a great many more wounded. The enraged Black Chief, to avenge his loss, cruelly ordered several Whites and Mulattoes to he massacred, and the cities of Monte Christi and Fort Dauphin reduced to ashes. St .Domingo is in a enmpl-te state of defence, and if the French Agents in the United States evert them• selves in its favour, it must hold ont until peace is established, however remote that period may be. We hear that a Capta;n Castel, an 4i•6.1e-ramp of General Ferrand, Commander-in-Chief of St. Domingo, has arrived at Baltimore, in order to de mand the troops lately ordered to Fiance by M. Pichon, the French Charge Alihirel, and to pro cure suppl:es for the use of the French army in St. Domingo, which for a year past have suffered every bards! ip. sEPT. .5. Yesterday General Armstmng►. Ambassadorfroni the United States to France, as a surzaissor to the Hon. Robert R. Livings , :in, roil' mes int Miniver. embarked on board the ship 'now, for Nantz, and was saluted by Fort Jay, as Ise passed Governor's Island. An American squadron continues to blockade some of the Barbary ports. A letter from an Ofßcer of the United States schooner Nattlilas. dated Sy racuse, April 17. says—" Every exertion is now making for the liberation of the prisoners taken in the Philadelphia frigate. It is said our Commodore means to bombard Tripoli. W had a brush not long since with the Neapolitan gun-boats, who very prudently kept under the guns of the batteries. I have much pleasorr in informing you of several captures made by the diErent vessels of the squadron. One was a vesselh.i ving a Tripolitan Amhassadoron board, with presents for the Grand Signior. An English brig was also captured by the Noati/w, and a ship by the Slow for violating the blockade. These captures have excited much surprise in this quarter, and it is said that we have not a sufficient force to constitute the blockade. The prize made by the Si.ren has a considerable quantity of specie on board, and she is to be sent to the United States fur adjudication." •err. R. The Commanders of the British ships at the Hook become more and more overbearing in 'heir conduFt. The !term, outward hound, was boarded by one of the frigates, and two of her best seamen impressed, both protraed Amer:cans. F 110.1.1 SATCROAV viottrs GAZETTE. B INKRUP iCY k.NLARGETE .li-orr Mit:hangs the younger ' of High Holborn, baker, from 00.9, to Nut. 17, at ten, rGudihAll. SANKKUPfS. Sir Francis Searle, of kiniatan Kitt. coal and cornowerch itst, to ourremd..r (W 1 16, 25, and Nor. 24, at t.m, at God" .11, Lonrho. Attnervers, Meows. Ellison and Dawson, Wh.t • 11a t c .0 t, Lombard street. , Fame Sinapw.i, of Prettnit. milliner , to wit-ender tl4. 22, and Nu,. 24, at one, at Otttldbill, Luidou. Attonie2, Mr. Ly, Torte's court, Canker street. Daniel Smith, Lte of Wh,teehaperroak apothecary, try stir. render O't 29, at twelve, Nov 6, 24, at os,e, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr Keys, James's court, Bury.street, St Mary Axe. Richard Mantle* W:otall, of Aldgate Batter, to ernendert/4. Is, 19, at eleven, and Nov. 24, at one, at Guildhall Alt oney, Mr. Lorktn, ILizinghall-st-ert. Montag Main, of book street, Pancras, stonemason, to aterender 01 Is, 19, at el-von, and Noy. 24, at o:se, at Gelldtrall. Attorney, Mr. John Latkow, Wardrobe Kate, DotNor's COM tllOll4. Thomas Sherman, :ate of Caele•street, near Finsbury t.. Siurrnder (act 22, 23, mot Nov 24, at on e . at Oniirflaall. Attorney. Mr. Gilmln, Joseph Kerlin, a sa.thi r mt.e, fleeter, to surrionter Oct. 20. 27, and Nov. 24, at ten, at Gui:dhall, London. Attongey, Mr. Phip .s, Phapnt lens William Pecrer a n.i Inbo 'Pearce, of R 2541030 ttfeet, clo thier'', to surrender Oct. 30, at eleven, and Nov 24 at one. at Otliklhall. Attorney, Mr. John Alderson, North ',erect, Citi IRoad.. R:chard Plume Ferro( Guildford, ironmonger, to rurrrn• iler Ott. 20, an.l N.". 3, 24, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon Attorney., Mks.rs. J nkGi.toed Jame., New Inn. DIVIDENDS. No.. 6. 'morph Winter, of CoE:eit. Nit-1111aq, !Somerset, kattier.drewr,at ele.ret, at the Red Lion lan, let Chard. Nov. 4. Wnlaun Th0.n,....1, of Strroingham. itlne nta , on, at-h••rt, at the Shak.s,taar Tavern, ut New-street. Ra mlngham. . . . . . Nov. 87 Robert Wafter Vaughan, late r f Bri.tnl, ralor, at eleven, at the White Lion inn, in Rmattrtroet, Bristol. Nov. S. William Rooms, of Iltutol, linen-draper, at one, at the White lion inn, in Boiad.street, Nov. 12. William Smith, late of IVal4ll, bridle cutter, at eleven, at the Bull's llea.l lon, in IValsall. Nov. 10. Ihniel Ware, of Tuvton, Sta !fwd., hinge maker, at eleven, at the Green Dragon Inn, in Walsall. Nov. 3. John Sanderson, of St. James's street, goldsmitt , , at . - tea, at fluildir‘ll. Nov. 3. Jo-enh Lewis Davie., of trader, at eleven, at tire nisi' Tavern, Corn.atreee, }Venni. 00..31. Jaw" Chaplain, late of Nune.o.en, groc..r, at ten, at the IBIa:k BuP., in Nnneatn. Nov. 3. J3IIICS Rari,bied, of ovemmieh, tuttler, at one, at Gut/dhall. • Nov. 15. WiMITA RiesePr, at Itittol, ittrtne?.teriwtnyr, at Eleven. at th.• Whit. I.i.iii 100, in Kira 1 stre-it. Krrettil. Nuv. 3. Joh• of W whech St. P-ter,Caoiho.l6e, at tour. night Go,e and Crown lan, in Wvibech St. Peter. CERTIFICATES—Nov. 3. .I.lin Price, u( WinOntry-Ntior, merc_ll.nt. - - . 1.i..r•a0, of Wh:rech .n.. 1, II - ?nue Duey ot . Whit.Tha William kr 'mid Ludlow, Andover, er , ,c,.,r. ard Orme, of lioruegis I ligh.erreet, c Ilegsernuneer. John hartiot: of Froom; Selo - sod, hake►. Nraiaap I.•etrr, or I fii.north, vine-m.olam Jame. Thrna., of Sp,cat•Eacle•court. Fmcb-lanc, merchant. College trougall, of Mintrithcath. merchat.t. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, To• ROW. Sir Franci. Searle, {: moven 6,...m-Thames, surrey. Knt. coal and ...eon merchant . 1 40 Fr.oling, late of Brightitelnistone,Suaaex, cheese. monger . 2 1111 M. N. DIVIDEND. .Inhn Agnew, Grosvenor-puare, bat.ker INNOLVENTI. LIST OF PRISONERS WHO PROPOSE. TO TARE THE BENEFIT OF THE LAIR INSOLVLNT ACT. (Cmttinued.) PRISONER in the MARSI.IkLSEA, in the C•unty of Staley. FIRST NC/TICE. Willi kin 11;thop, formerly of Sorract*, Town, in the pari,h of St. ralleT24, and since of Co. , pice•row, Clerkenwell, both In the , otint of Midiewx, and .ntee of Yeovil!, in the eountv of Somerset, since of Wihunt•atreet, Fin.bury.atinare, and, Lao of ffigiostreet, Great Garden -street, St. Mary, Wlntechapel, both in the county of Michlle.em, baker. PRISONERS in the KING'. BENCH Prison, in the County of Surrey. TIEST NOTICE. Nathaniel Opperiliam,birroerly of Tooley-etre •t, in the 3,- rough of Southwark, and late of the ',land of Jeoiey, chant. John Wright, formerly of Leeds, and late of Bulky, both in the county York, merchant. _ . Jeremiah James Reading, late of Plerkeley-muare, in the na tl.:it of St. George, Ilanover•square, in the county of Middle sex, and of Richmond Hill, in the county of Surrey, gent. Henry W Jkins, formerly an !lam of the town and county of the town of Southampton, Milfilief. John Anthony Surinany,fornwrly of Golden square, in the parish of St. j9111C4, and late of Warwick•row, Pimlico, both iu the county of Sliddlesax, figulearti.t. PRISONER in Majesty's Gaol of OAKIIAM, in and for the County of Rutland. 11 RST NOTICE. Richard Litter, fountoly of Exton, but late of North Lot fonham, both in the county of Rutlasul, vietuallcr. PRISONERS ia His Majeity'a Gaol at MAIDSTONE, is the County of Kent TIRST NOTICE. William Marsh, formerly of St. Nicholas in the city of Re ehestm, in the count, of Kent, coachumser, and late of St. Martarees.in the said ens, vi et John Cochrane, late of ilk Ni - nest;"s ship Overyssel, snict shipmmi, and late of His Majosty's ship Lion, midshipman. PR BONER 111 the Gaol at SCA RBt )ROUG I!, in the County o f y FIRST NottCt. Benjamin Kale6y, bral,r. PRICE Olt STuCKS. SATURDAY. • 10 $ pee Cost. Red S per Cent. Consult . 4 iwr Cent per Cent. Navy . 9 0 Long Ann thii tuum. Exchequer Rolls Is. die. par. Eng. Lottery Ticket' 191:154. Consuls. tor T. EISII, Stock-Broker, 4, Cumlrili, arid 9, Charing• Croat. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Oct. 9. G.., De'... Ul per cent. as Dino Stock, 3i per cent 671 Gov. Deb. 4 per cent Dino S per cent. nnf Grand Cola' Loan, 6 per cent., 9841 Royal C final Loan, 6 percent. 3.): COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FiIDAT • 0 01'0820 10. kminentain .... 38 2 2 U. Venice 59 Ditto at Sight .. 37 7 Naples R otterlani C. F.. 11 1914 U. Li. , bon Hanibuigh..... 35 5 24U. Oporto .liton• 35 6 2W. Dublin l5 Pan, 1 day's date 25 0 Otto 25 10 2U. anaemic 11 , urcainc 25 10 Portugal Gold in Coin Mairid Ditto Ca.lit Ditto Napo* ;Arabi:nu Gen,. 44 i 5 per Cent, Du'ilin as London (Oct. 0; B •If 4 4 on I.nnlon (Oct. 5) Billfast on Delano I ditio).... • el ). . 121 51 e. 617 61 days HIGH WATER THIS HAY AT LONDON BRIDGE, 29 min. Aar 11. BIRTIIS. At Marrfi 41, near Limerick, the Lady of the Hon. Gett.e.. %Jassy, of a daughter. In M.ilesisorth.stre-t, Dublin, the I.ady of Philip P. D s pud, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Mr Ri c h a a, on , o f G.afvm.►treet, Diihlin, to Mks I.)tter, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Lrater, Synnot-place. Michael Bird, of Drugh:da, Eq. to Mitt O'Reilly, of Arran quay, Dublin. DEATIIS. Lvtt week, Min A Ilaxworth, daughter of Mrs. Fla-- worth, of WalcAeld, a eitild of abort INV.% yea-11 of age. She el,ed in esiosequelice of a violent fit of crying, ran.ed by being imprudently and falsely toll that her mother was gone to be rnarritkl. of a fr eer , th e iFtl, of ju•e law, in the West Indies, Mr. John Vag-, a midshipmen of the E..ttunee frigate, and eldest sin of Sir Thome. P .e, of Cie Royal Estgissewa. Ha was much beloved by his .6..ers. MADRAS MARRIAGES. At Maanliriatam, on the 14 , h ult. Mr. It. Alexaniter,to M. M. A. Wanton.—.%t nn the lath of Ja•.tiary, Alehaslor Cn^lthurn, Iran. to Miss tMvenpia Campbell, eldest e molter tti Lieutenant C.4onel Alen-totter Camptiell,r.f 11 M tth It egintent —At Colu the 2ln ultimo, Captain (..11.irlet Frederic "t" the lt.nral Cr. Cur ,IP Carnnuton, inner t.t the II innutab'e Sir C Elnitand C:arrinienn, Chief fu....0e of the Supszsnn Court of Judica ture of Ceylon. M Anil AI SMITHS. At St Thorne, on the Pth filth's., the L••Iv of Geotee Thons.4l, E.g. of •)) 41.—kikYin.ins, the Lady of YMaloof El. of • Aa.iphte. Porla , vghor, on th.• 1 , "I *him', the 1.1 , 1 y onl.fetit. T:10.11.0 Hall, of the fah Ile emient, of a .on IA Ma Ira", on the 231 ultimo, the Lady Alexander A eittruther, Esi. at • dang.,ter.—.At the 14 of January, the Right Honourable Lady Lisabeth Rtehardson, of a son. MADRAS DEATHS, At Coringa, on the 4th iiPtmvi, A. Mead, Esq. Master At tendam of Viangspatom —At Madras, nn the I2th olumo. the inrant daughter of Mr Myth —At Vmagapatam, on the 11th feria•., Ma-of !An Rant, of hia.lida..-4.3.4 month, in camp, F-ancis R.-achan, OWVI of Artill:rv.—!lo the 24th ultimo, at the infant 'on of Ca main Tatn•Rrn, of the Anirerc, aged 14 montna aisl an hall -*)n eh- 4th at l'ar,,ieva, Mr. Meshing*, Aa.ina..t Surgeon .•f Majeans'a M 4 Regiment —At Seriligapoiam, Lieutenant- S.-non Dalrymple, of the at B.Lor.kOon 14th Ue t timent Nair, Infant —st)n board the General 411.-t, at Sea, Lieut. Frail*, of His Maje.tt's Regiment ter Menton. SOMSAY DEATHS. On the :Tel itstant, at Surat, Capt. .1. Wriellt, ante lay or GranathPr Ritta/ew), 14 Reemient at Natore Infantra.—.ou the leth tac , oher, at Wiater.,, Ca;al,n Robert Shrphe _'' w.n, late Coot:rootlet of the ship Dtamots.l. SALES BY AUCTION. BURTON PYNSFNT ESTATE, SOMERSETSFURE, By Me,rs. SKINNER. DYKE, aced Co. At Garraway's, on Ta MORROW, at Twelve o'Clock, In Labs, CAPITAL and truly valuable ntrEmot.n Li. I.:sr:l,TE, mot. h....autiltally blt.we a t g tht „„ p. the Parishes of Cony, Riven, 1.) - 3%1911, Fivehead, and Sevin, bounded by West Sedvneor, and &tided by tio 1 1 ,0, road from Sons-mon t Taunton, B Mee. (ion the former, and within 10 of the !dyer, 14 of said 12 of CI ~ri. (2 , eukerne, and Brilgaat,r, com; r'.l:.; the MANo' or 1)RAYIONI, with the Rovieties exteinli• g over the *bola irish, and Alp Amen .es, BURTON PYNSENT MANtilt..N Ilt /USE, Offices, Pleasure Grotind, Lawny Wild Phlllatlolls, Gard. n., P IdOCki, Uontaim J . andt and 11 . •. ca . ital Ear.na, with Divehi:ll 'lonics, excellent tiarton, SUildillell for INib.lll.lry Rusin:Ns, Oreharding and Tnieyne:.tc, cultaini.rg a'mut IZ.OO Acrei of fertile Meadow, Giatin4 it••d Arable Land, formi-g one of the num. noble F./Wye. iu the County, abuadant;y stocked Irak eapital Oak, Elm, and iSlier 'finiber Trees, of very lair creneti.itias. The Forms are nree. plod by re speetab'e Tenants to a wear to yam, and oh I ,h,„ t Leases, at Rent, amounting to zbein 14001. per minu ,.. th-y Moe, tv and alterna•eNCS.'3l4li4,ll to the It, etas, of Rite' 'lnc whole Estate is eatable of the t.. a t sa t and upon an incliouie of Weg at, Moors, costain ing several Thousand Acres, or,' at... are many valuable Rights: the Rviital will be in- cop, . increased, and, to point of satiation, no property a 'nor, , either for a Residence or Farms. To 62 viewed, by applying to Iti.hard Cutting, at Bortos Pymictit House, of ullu.o Printed Particulars may M had , ale at the 11,..11.1 , m, Somerton ; George Inn., 15604 e. a Chard, and CrAterrie; Castle, Taunt.in ; of Meer:. (',., and CO. Printers, Sherburne ; Mr. Rail al', Vsiotor, •,• • Mr. Collins, Printer, Salisbury ; Mrs- is. F.rier and A.l •. Solicitors Lincoln's-lon-114;h Pace of Sale; an 0 . Skiiiner;Dyke, and Co. London, who an autli.oo‘.l. t by Private Contract. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM AND TVTILES,, NORTIIAMITONAIIRE. Mcsprs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Cs. At Gairaway • ., on Mt ,NUA Y, No.erabet 12, at Treks 0'C10...k, ill ONE LOT, A Valuable and very desirable FREEkiOLD I FARM. sirwte in the parish of IRCHIIS TER, irat 5;41.il 11, iii.• Mgh si.d beund..4 by the River N,l:, 'tie Mile 'mut %Velii , ginarotigb, end about 13 froni S nit. anapton; co noising the Parsonage Farm, cuistainkr: 2.5 , 4 Acres of inclosed rich grating Meadow and fertile Ark Laud, free of Grmt Tythi.s. a very good Dwelling Urine, Urbc,i, and Garden, with t‘ery necee-are Out to. Bother with the irriproiomte Tithes of Corn, Grain, Said Hay, ari.ing tram about 70 Acne el old inclosed Land, to the poi sesieu of an unexceptionably guil Tenaot, whose UAW ca. ;Airiest Miehaelniaa 1806, except 10 Aires, held from Yrir to Year, at Rents amounting to ..riM per Annan', capfule at the expiration at the Term. Also, the iiiipreviiire Great Tythci of Corn, (:rain, and Hay, arising from lit Acres of aid iitchried Land in hand. May be •nared, and printed Particulars had, h' Dans res eeding the Sal*, at the Genie-, Northatmoun ; Land , W.I. liiighnrough ; Crown, Leieer.t,r• Swart, Nitrite& 11 irbor.matt ai.d Newport Pagnelt Georgo, i•frelsinis., of t..e Prater, of the Northampton, LfiCeMilis - osie , 4Anettry Papers: of Mr. Glldard, Suln:itor, Grey's Ion; Miner% tld:cia, Salim err, tVellingtaeau2h ; a: the Place of Sale; and of Messrs. Mt:a tter, Dyke, arid Co. Alderigate-strzet, London. At the Hutted of Mr Beam itl, :he White Han Inn, in Weaehe'd, AItiNDAY„ Noseinbet 12. at in the afternoon, suojeet to such coatd;tious as tall tz produced, /11 1 :1E following valuable ESTATES, sltjsate ,i; Th , uttes, Lupset, and Wakeield, in the catuity of 1 u k, in tat unalti nentlo..a d Lets, +obi...et. neserthelas., 1., .uch @i terations as may be thought necessary, preriuut to of uu the day of sale. Lots. THORNES A. R. P. 1. A Close, called Pickhill, in the occupation of &IMAM. 11811 . . 2 1 2 2 An Allows-tut in Thorne; Field. occupied LT d,ttu . 1 246 S. !Cowie, ().it -laild.nr, and Garth . . 0 2 2 , .1 Part .4 ..r...ent artirn 111 l .g thereto, now ereu,n..-4 by Juba Gregory . . . 20 12 Y 2 SS 4. Howe. Out-huildingt, sal Gcrth, occupied by Widow Jti:ib . . 0 1 14 Pirt of Firtd Allotment adjoining thereto, occu pied by John G. gm . 2 0 • • • 2 1 14 II Home i,i 2 dwellings, with a liardea • . 0 0 '..0 P trt of an Old Barn . . . 0 ii 0 A Cna(t containing • • • .0 3 tril 011.: other, ditto . 2 I 4 • • • U. .1 other ditto . 2 0 J • . . Now in the occupation of John Gregory, &c. b I 6. l' or of an Allotment in Thurnet Field . 1 3 7 V.U•.,dilto, attpainirg . . . 9 OSL Nnw occupied by Richard Briggs . 3 0 a 7. Am Altntuient ill Nubia Chat. occup.ed by Joh* Gingery . . .ft 0:7 S. An Allotmorr on Thomas Common . $ 4 4 Ne.or Kottie Flats . . . 3 1 .5 , . Fur Bonk F.att . • 1.1 a I'i. Cock. Itoyd , .. . . 7 t! New all Deco Ned by Widow 'ebb 17 XW I LUPSF.T. I. The Maser es re pots-a Nianot of I,uptet, with 11.0 Maisio.sn Ciardens and Platoons rounds, Lid Closes, Isiel.murast, and Parces wf rich Meadow, suit Par tare Land, with the Curl and Wad theresita : aka a Fains-hotoe with mtitAble at,' so-vs:sled by .rt... ruanbilx..., • d other-, firitao.ing . 23 X WAK 10. The It,etory !Now ....d OA, in Vl*.rlzo• I.d!, and sive-nil Wen Ru.1 , 1,..L and l'ts• mires, with sundry Parcels of lend aApan• Me, eGpl y situ.ite fur But .I.oe g and comtn::;llCeing watts the Nalarka:taptsca, and the prni-i;ral Stre-,t (tapir t: Chun+ ), Ca 11.1 KirklJte; tnether with mirky tildang., mini the Mhittrick houses, and Oir.lept 0at;..,,. wale a:c0in...44 Fran. as Maude, E.q. and others I 11. The (Areal Tythes arising from 5,700 acres . (more or les.) of high's cultivatel Land, b. the Townships of Waicefield, Stati:cy, Nt• tre.thoye, and %I/rendes/I,e, in the initial of the Owners. 12. An Allotment of Land, on the Outwond, m elt/pall by Ma. W.. Ouky . 12 0 Centre Kitchen, of Wakefield, will (hew th • Pr , :,,.• there; And hlaptin Tomlinson, of Uo 110J4C, W. 3 511 ...r at Lutoct and Thnnies; and further Pau icuiau r.. had on 41.14icati.o: to Mr Crowder, A t Nnat j NII • r•.tti , •, Soliedor, Le..ds ; ur Mr. Lambert, Sulic tvr, Mateo garden. I.'INTION :..—Ptintorl by G. DAVIDSON, No. S. Wve.l‘. St. t.lement's, and "übli.hed by W. WEST, at tl, (flue, N 0.15, Back of St. bem•ot's Chord', Strand, whet °Mess fat iheraper.fcc Orm paot; wiN Aehlj straded k .1 yo N 1?