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MIDDLESEX EaCTION. TRIMS FOR PERJURY. • On Wednesday a Meeting of the friends of Mr lain tearing WAS held At the Crnsyn and Anchor. It onsisted int Ivztween 15n and t on freeholders. HENRY Titortvrat:, Esq. M P. him called to !ie chair, he . tiegan his address by alluding to what ad passed at the artcced.•nt meetiag, in sshich he ad endeavour.-d, as plainly and Lirly as possible, to rl.oc the history of the two Middlesex Elenions up a that period. He had C.en stated the grounds risk!' had at that time appeared for supposing the ante system of perjury. which the House of Com mons had declared to prevail at the first eleftinn, to lave prevailed also at the second, though restrained n ;fume degree by the last Sheriff.; of Middlesex, and iy the attive exertions of the friends of Mr Mainvra ing, to pr-vent false votes from being admitted on he Poll, exertions, indeed, of shish Sir Francis i!lurdett's party had veliemPntly complained. Since he last Meeting at e Freemason's Tavern, in mrsitance of the genzral intention then expressed, hirty bills of indi•Rment had been found against voters for Sir Francis Berdett, two of which bills be-r. tri%d. Ind in each case a concinion had ken place-. Mr. Thornton then proceeded briefly w explain the gerecil 'Louie of each of these cases 'Mew had heen hrou,tht to trial ; and he detailed a actsiderahle part of the evidence which was given n the trial,, tor which we. have not room to report ; n omission which ve the less regret, as we winder land the whole of these Inv-resting trials will shortly e published. Mr. Thornton consmected very ahly II this evidence, and deduced from it the fa& that most extxtssive system of perjury was praCtised at Ile last elcaion in favour of Sir Francis Burdett celled upon theFreehnlders, and upon all w ho Turd th- Constitution, to contribute, by a joint ffoct. to suppress that system ; observing, that if Ise public m•irals were not maintained, it was in 'ain to tall• of liberty. Mr. bleu isH then moved several resolutions, ►hick were seconded by Mr. Bowles. who observed, that the evidence Ton the trials of Price and Crewe fully inured that mina extensive and complicated system of perjury misted at the last Elef I-k called upon the _ reeholders to follow rip the advantages tbev had fined. a 0 ,4, instead of stopping with the punishment If the low and deluded wretches who had been in tigated acid saberneri t. commit per jury, to bring to iv.tice those who had instigated and suborned them. dr. B. denied that the cause was local or partial; and ontended, that every county in the United Kingdom vas as deeply intarested in it as Middlesex, and all he inhabitants of the kingdom as the Freeholders of he latter county. He said, that bribery had long seen justly deemed a mortal sin against the Consta ntino; but, that at the two last ele,ltions for Middle ea, perjury had stalked hand in hand with bribery ; rod, he observed, that if periat V were suffered to he iome familiar, the laws would lose their proteeing orce, and no man's life or property would be safe. • Mr. BENNET having suggested that the prosects ions ought to be taken up by the Attorney General ; krir Bowles said, that they would be attended: in his !pinion, with more effea, if they resulted from the pirit of the County, which he considered as hound p vindicate its own rights. Much had been said 11 the outraged rights of the Freeholders of Mid. Passel ; the late trials proved, that those rights %ad, indeed, be-n grossly outraged ; but this had seen done by the party complaining. Ilse poor in 'accent lamps who had made the outcry were them yes the criminals, furnishing thereby a curious rimer of ytroAin Modell,/ !—Mr. B. then tug ted, that the objell of the meeting (a liberal sub ivy ion ) would be best obtained by moderate sub criptions of five or tea guin^as, or ti one t o ten twin-as. which, as the (arose was universal, might be tatpes to furnish a competent supply for all pur- The mminns were then unanimously agreed to ; Id the thanks of the Meeting voted to the Chairman. ITN AND wrsroF ENG 1,.1ND Socl Err, E.' the F11 , 1111 , 4•cfllerlt of ARICULTURE, ARTS, M‘SUFACIURFs, NND COM M F. IZCE. to hate. ci•rn some pott.al ft,co of int•rstint{ to.t. and •rc hq•yt lu Mtn roma ablc to (Ire a full and complete• Nei crt At the aromal meeting of this Society. holden at h e i r r enm., Hetling-house. Bath. Decunber the lith, 1e04: t Brat. HOPtle,u;E, E.q. M. P. I' R.S. Vice. President. in the Chair. jMany lots of neat cattle and swine, both fat and heeding stock, being exhibited for the premiums, rpropii.ce commit ecs were appointed for the pur ...se of insreaion, and returning to the Chairman :Torts or. the respeCtive and rel.itive claims to me t. Suitable committees were also chosen f7r in beftion of agricultural implements of machinery, rid of wool and cloth, the specimens of which La w were much more numerous than the exhihitions n any lot mer occasion, and decidedly indicative of Ingress and rapid improvement. After these arrangements, the further business of Anniversary commenced with the prepar.uory s eiftion of Officers and of Gentlemen to fill lip ea ancies in the perniansot Committees of Honorary Umbers, &c. when his Grace the Duke 01 Bed ord was unanimously re-chosen President rf this ociety ; Sir John Com Hippisley, Bart M. P. lac.' to the office of Vice President ; .1. W. Smith, :sq. the Rev. B. Wood, E. Ludlow, B Butter, J. canes, .1. Heaven, and T. Poole. Esqrs. to be • limbers of the Committee on Agriculture and laming; F. Naish, G. Austin , W. Stocidart, and L. Haynes. Esqrs. of the Committee of Manilla:- arcs and Commerce ; Dr. Archer, Dr. Gibbes, L. 'ugwell, .1. Norman, and J. W. Smith, &qrs. of Se Committee of Mechanics and Useful Arts; and )r. Atchcr, Dr. Oiblies, the Rev. Mr. Townsend, s.Okenden, F..q. the Rev. I'. Falconer, and the ter. B. Wood, on the Committee of Correspondence nd Inquiry. •Itt TULLOWINfif Gt4TIAMCK WCUC ZIACTLD MO. 1.01t•ItV Ml:MatitS, VIZ. Dr. Currie, UW1111)111) , Davy. Esq. Chemical 'rufeasor of the ltoyal institution,. nd Teyoninho. etA'wen. a Chief of the Mohawk nation, near the ills of the Niagard, wh., having been introduced to aittings of the Anniveesarb by his iatimate friend, R. Barclay, Esq. rose and delivered a most appropriate address on the occasion. in reply to which, the Chairman was pleased to return him the politest expre,sions of p, 'sone' thanks. John Billingsley, Esq. C. Gordon Grey, Esq. Dr. Cogan, Mr. Lessin Tugwell, and Mr. IVAliarn Mat thew, the Committee of Superintendence, delivered general report of their transaftions *during the past year, received the thanks of the society for their services. and were re-appointed for tile ensuing year. THL EOLLOWD:G ritEMIUMS A4ll SICNTIES WERE A DJUDGCD, To Arthur Young, Esq. F.R S. for the best Essay on f. s. th e metre, Properties, and A l mliration Manure, the subject of the 8.-dfunican premium for the pre. sent yeal--174 ad.! Medd. To the Rt. lion. Lord Somerville, under premium 15, Class 4, p. 4,, hit the greatest number (i. e. in pro portion to the size of his farm) and most profit:o4 sort of sheep, premium . 21 0 N.B. the sort consisted of various crosses of Me rino Rams with Bntnh Ewes. To R. Jodmf, Esq. of Lower Ashton, near Bristol, pm mium 5, Class 4, p. 33, for pasturing biter') or Wheat, on the Wheat plant, mentions . • N.B. This experiment having proved to tie of a ihscmiraging nature, the premium was oideted t t be discontinued To Dr. Parry, mention' 7, class 5, page 50, for the s b-,t piece of navy-blue Broad C'oth, Irwin Lamb% wool of British growth, i. e. Mciiiso and Brittdt 5 5 9 8 Cream, premium To B. ray, jun. Ewa. of Henstridge, Somerset, fur rearing pigs, in a comparative way between the large lob cited sort, the Leicester, mid the Chinese N.B. The superiority appeared to have been much in favour of the Chimes.:. To John 11,11itigney. Esq. premium 12, data 1, p. 30, for work performed by oxen . 5 5 N.B. This experiment was considered to 113% e been an additional instance, remarkably striking, of the superiority ofox labour in the bunii,o: of the fawns. To Mr. Bartle, - ' the secretary, premium 6. dam 5, P. 50, Mft t the nest and most valuable fleece of wool horn British ram N.M. Th.• weight of the unwashe.l fleece at shear time was laiii) and the competition with a Ram of the unmixed Merino. To Francis Nairn, Esq. of rwerton, near Bath, pre. minor 4, class J , p 49, fur rnanufosturing a piece of nary -Mtge Brawl Cloth, from Wool of British growth . • • • • • • To J G. Evelett, Esq. of Ifeytesbuty, Wilt-, pre mium 2, class 5, p. 45, far the greatest number of fine wisolled .heading Rants . 10 10 To a Female Friendly Society. established at Horning sham, near Warminster Wilu, about 10 years since, with murder advatitar, for the par o inse of relieving 1V. , 111,11 m Chlllthirtli and Sickness, a bounty .S S To Mr. James, for • Plough, ir,sxsciag a share of /111 rot .3 0 N B. The first firdler.leni Gold offered by the Committee fear the best F/esigit 1.0. a (leaflet M the said Sledal, bad been by Mans unani mously ad:pulp:al to Miss Catharine lanshawe. TO THE. FOLLOWING LAIBOURERS AND SERVANTS IN J .5 5 5 5 CORN-:. XCH A NGE, Fasola, Die. 21. We hare several further arrivals of Wheat to-day, to form a goad supply, and but little of fine quality that fetches our cur rency ; the samples are mostly of interior, mid go off at le-a i 4 price; but little DAM= at present; of Rade , a good sup ply, this tr ie is more brisk, and a trifle rl , arer ; Malt ,till re mains with few sales effected ; new Tick Bean 4 in plenty, and rather lower. flaying many buyers of Oats, this article fetches an advance of fill Is. per quarter. Good stocks of Flour at last prices. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 88s. 98 . 110 s. Beans 45. 31s. 04. Fine do. ....111, 114 s. 04. Tick Bears 1.. 49. Rye ma. 59. 0.1. tats 30. 04. Barley ... 4l. 46.. 61. 17s. Or'. Malt.. • 74e. SO.. 0.1. Rape 5eed.......4d1. 451. Oft. White Peas blis. 60s. Od. Fine F10ur...". 90.. 9.as. 0,1. Grey Peas 40s. 47a. Od. Seconds 'Cos. 90r. 04. HVSZANDRY. T I Richa-,1 Vining, of brattou, Somerset, for hating bronchi up 9 out of 10 chililnal born, without paru• chial assoiance . . !I 3 To Jaw... Green, of Tullarrl Royal, Somerset, 8, out of , . . . - . IS eliddrcia . To Kinii.ih Vincent, of Wanstrow, Saincrset, 8, being ... .... 3 3 . 3 5 all her children To William Leade-, 7, being all To RoNett Mot, of Dorset, for 57 .years faithful servitudc and good behavimir To Aothooy Cook, ottirittleton, Wilts, sd year+ d.tto T. Wm Yerinan ' of 'Firmbury, Wilts, 49 years do. 3 T. Rd. !fanny, of Dernii. le, Dorset, 51 yews do. 3 3 To Su.a.niali Oakley, o, Kemefston, elocestershire, _ _ 9 1 for 21 years faithful servitude and gond b:haviour To Ann Gay, of Grittleton, Wilts, 24 years ditto To Elia. 11.illirow, of ■tou`hto,t, Wilts, 14 year, dn. To Elia Smith, of Beaton, Somerset, 24 years ditto 3 3 3 3 9 3 3 A letter from the Duke of Bedford, President of the Society, having been read, in which his Grace expresses his regret, that he round it impossible to be present at the anniversary: 'Flue Chaim,. in was directed to return a suitable acknowledgment. Lord Somerville's very interesting report, contain ing a particular statement of work, performed by Oxen on his Lordship's farm in the year ISO S, hav ing been presented and read, the Chairman was unanimously requested to convey the Thanks of the Society to Lord Somerville, for this valuable com munication; and to express his sincere regret, on account of his Lordship's inability to be present at the anniversary. Dr. Parry read to the Society a Memoir contain ing the result of thirteen years experience on his Flock of Sheep, which are a mixed breed between the Merino and Ryeland. This subject he compre hended under the nine following Propositions : I, The Wool of the South Crow of its breed IS tulle equal in fineness to that of the mate parent stock in England. 2. By breediug Igor; select cross tred Rime and Ewes of this stock, ahem may be ootaininl, the fleeces of which are supm nor in fmeiicss both to these of the cross-bred parents, and, or course to those of the iiriginal pmgenitors of the pore blood m England. J. From mixed Rams of this Wised, Sheep may be obtained, havirm Wool at least equal in fineneo to the best whirls earl be procured from Spam. 4 Wsd from Sineep of a proper modification of Merton an I k eland, will make cloth equal to Vial from the Sionista Wool imported into this country. The pmipotloii of fine Wool in the Refissm of this cross breed is equa l , lf not superior, to that of the best Spanish pda. G. 'this 00l prolialsty goes :antler m tfie mariufact-re, than an equal weight of imported Spanish, of the same degree of cleanness. 7. The lamb.' Wised of this crom.breed w:11 make finer cloth thug the best that ash, pure %Serino breed. 6. Should long Wool of i n s, degree of fineness be wanted for hhanls, or any manufactures, which cannot be perfected with our ciainmon coarse long Wools, this may probably be elected by allowing the fleece to remain an she .uainial unshorn for two years. 9 There can be nn doubt, that this cross, which is a lready much i:ndroveil in CAMAS!, consoaratively with the :I,l*.:ino, Migittall! imported, will, in a short time, he f. , •:y .qsl in that reveet, to the l,e,t of the native breeds 01 o •oalled S:iecp in Enghad. Dr. Parry having established these propositions by various exhibitions of wool, cloth, and stock; the particular thanks of the society were unani mously voted to him, for his unremitting and suc cessful exertions, in promoting an object so import ant to the interests of this country. The Doctor was called in, and received the thanks from the Chair. The Chairman was requested to transmit to him a copy of the rote of thanks, and to commu nicate to the public the account of the proceedings through the channel of the periodical papers. The recommendation of the Committee, in adju dication of the Bedfordesn gold medal to the author of the essay distinguished by the letters R. D. P. C. was adopted, and on opening the cover inclosing the real signature of the author, it was found to have bees Arthur Young. Esq. F.R.S. The Chair. man was therefore requested to address Mr. Young, wits idormatioa of his !avian been declared to he NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. tto carafe. Seel Is 4.1 to Ss 101 I Void 4l IM to* SI Munon...4. Od to 3s 4dl Pork 4* Od to 14 4,1 the Imccessful candidate, and that the gill medal ' had been Assigned to him. Resolved non. cos. that the cordial thanks of the Society ba voted to the original Bedfordean Com mittee f o r its assiduous attention, and exemplary meiit, in accomplishing the purposes for which it was Appointed. That the following Gentlemen be added to the permanent Bedfordean Committee; i.e. W. Norther, Esq. M. I'. Dr. Cogan, J. Wiltshire, Esq. Mr. W. Matthews, and Mr. Lewin Tugwcll ; and that the proposals for a new premium for the gold medal be recommended to the immediate con sideration of such Committee. THF. FOLLOWING NEW PREMIUMS WERE ADOPTED,VIZ. No. 1. For raising crops of Swedish turnips. 2. For ascertaining the cause of, and pointing out a preventative for, the blight in wheat. S. For re warding female friendly societies. 4. For women ploughing. S. For folding the greatest number and most profitable sort of sheep. 6. For breeding and keeping generally the greatest number and most pro fitable sort of sheep. The Secretary's cut rent accounts were examined, approved, and signed ; and the fund, the Society having been stated, were found to hive increased. The following Subscribers were found to have been gained to the list of Members during this year, being many more than have been lost by death, re signation, 8:e. The Riot lion. Lord Cawdor, Right Hon Lord liensiker , Right lion. Charles Ogle, S Sitwell, Esq. M.P. the Rev. T. Swe..t, ker. B. Wood, Rev. Mr. Hawkins, Rev. Eratieia %finchull, Rev. Mr. Eanvliswe, Rev. Mr. Towaiend, J. B. Cholwich Esq. Hairy Jeremiah James, Esq. Ikaanquet, Esq. Robt. Clare Esq. T. Grimaton Evtcourt, Esq. S. Ames Severne, Eq. Rd. Wyatt, Esq. Brad, EN. Edward Langford, Esi. Joseph Cminvel, Esq. Fletcher Pallif, Esq. John ChefTrye, Esq. John Hoot ton, Esq. Poter Baillie, Evq. James Norman, Esq. Dr. Bradshaw, Dr. C. Parry, Mr. Joseph Storrs Fry , Joseph Bradney, Esq. John Wymbore Smith, Esq. Philip Mi es, Esq. Mr. Richard Reynolds, John Benson, Esq. Mr. Nehe miah Birtley, jun. and Mr. Thus. Bartley, Engineer and Land surveyor The thanks of the Society were voted to all un succes4ul exhibitors of live stock, of agricultural implements, &c. and to several others. RETURN MP WHEA Including only from the Sd agreeably to t. d. t'os Quarters at 126 5 - at 124 1 , 10 - at 129 - at 122 192 --- at 121 574 - at 1241 J 4 --- at 117 102 ---• at 115 15U- at 114 - at 119 456 -- at 112 taS --- at 111 14 ----- at 110 13•!' - at 14 , 8 26 - at 107 Alu, 6 Clo. Total 14,990 Quarters Si 91d lower 111 \T IN MASK LANF, of Dec. to the fifth or Dec %honer Act. d 1':12 QttArtert at 106 1916 .t 16.1 -- at 104 , 269 ---- •t 101 332 -- at IVO 111 at 9% 331 At 96 137 —..— at 9-, 600 at 94 134 At 48 54 -- At 84 63 a• $0 147! •t 74 666 ----- at 75 d SO at 73 ,trart..rt at !t tart--. Average 101 t. 1.4. 11. In but irtt:tn A Front Dec. I, ittruiert or Fie' I, to i'er. 7, (ruts the I WC . Cneket Ulbc•. Sacks s d. Sacks ~ d. Sark. •. d 9• ••• • 109 0 I SAM • ....It? 0! 117.• 90 0 9.....104 0 119 96 0 S. 89 0 9140 ....1011 0 1182 98 0 11. Oil 129 .... 99 41 133 ..94 0 IL 88 JO .... 98 G 190. • .....93 0 7 87 0 631 'll 0 90 ..91 0 14. 83 0 T0ta1...12,337 Sacka...—Aserale 98s. U. Os. 3.1. Inter than last Return. l:XHIt11)GE The Corn Insive.ioes Return, on Thur.6ll7, Dee. it Wheat, per load Narks, per qr 42s Od to 40. 04 Oats 261 04 to ads 04 ite.tos Ors ed to N6s 04 .4as 04 to Ha 04 PRICE SACS Kent 31 16s to 41 1:14 Somex•••• 3l 144 to 41 Bs Eton 31 144 to 41 PRICE OF SEEDS I IT Di PcrCwt. Rel Cho:Jr.—CS. to 101. Woite Wt. to 120 s Tret.it ..10t. to 404. I egnao-hv 12 6 4. In 1304. I Coriander..... 106. to Ili.' HOPa. POCICIrt. Kim .41 04 to 51 10. Stumm • 41 Os to SI 41; Farnham 71 Os to $1 111_ IN THE lit/KOLA:II ISTAIL. P. Roshol. Turnip.. ........ IS.. to 24. W Mirunl Sent 7s. to 10.6 d Brown . Ile. to 17. Canary 7s Od to to Ur itroGroot.p.gr. elo to deo OF NAY AND SUM" _ AAA PRICE IT. J 611411,.11. Hay M Os a •1 R• New Ol Os a 21 IM Stray ll 164 a2l r.s Cloven 01 Os aOl OS 11111111 C AAAAA . Hay .31 16s a 41 101 New 01 Os a 01 01 Cava, ..41 4: • 31 0 Swat .11 14. a !I 0 COURSE OF lOCCHAI Amsterdam .... 38 4 2 1!. Dina at Stem .. 311 Ratterdam - ...12 2 a 12 U. Ilaiaburgh 39 6 11411 33 7 241/ Paris 1 day's date IS 6 Lir. auto 23 14 2 U. B..urdeaux Cadit Ditto Ma , :flrl Ditto 3.9{ idled Balms . 5.91 Legllo,n 5O Naples Dublin slo Loodon (Dm. il H.1(14 on Lon4on ( DOC. 11. 13,1 fast nit Dublin (ditto)... PRICE OF LEITHES. Batts, VI to !Alb. each Ditto, 60 to 631 h. ear:: 251 so 6.1 Merchants Racks —d to 22.1 Dressing I lides. "..2d to 214 Fine Coach Bides 23.1 to 244 Crop Hides tar cutting 24,1 to 24,1 Flat Ordi tars 2 , d to gm Calf Skins, JO to 40Ib. per Deem.. • •34d to 3.4 Ditto, 30 lo 701 b... 3C4 to $74 ) A Ditto ' 70 to 80Ib. )2d to 34.1 Small Seals (Greenland) 42d to 43d) 2. Large ditto 120 e to ttiOs per dozen. Tansies Horse Hides _ Ilk to Ws per hid e . ___ _ COAL EXCHANGE, Dcc. 19 Ant Coals, iii the Pool, per Chaldro n Si, 91. Delere,ed to Housekeepers at . 79.. 04, Send .r 1 wet, per Cita'drop 50. fit. I) , t,s,rcrt to Housekeepers at ltl 61 NICE:VINO OF CREDITORS, AT GUIED:IALI,, uM 11101/DAI Y. N. Elisabeth Smith, Wells street, Oxford road, Middlesex, linen-draper I 11 yeitea l . Tuomus--tioliday at the Pubhe Qt PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Dee. 13 Governinent Debetsturea, 5 per cent 1119 f Grand Canal Loan, 6 per cent... V Royal Canal Loan, 6 per cent 104... Fa 504 1 ,.. Dec al, Genoa V came MI Labon 64 °pomp ...... Dublo lll I , I. ell I LOOM. Portucal Geld in Cnies A A Bars pet ue. . 4 011 11 , .uVonna ....• 0 0 0 \ew Dnl4.* %leer in Bar. New Lout. earh Aga i un the Bank of 1:aa..... 5 per Cent. 4' 10:i .) At lb 3161 isvg. MARRIAGES. Out Tu,ftay the 18th inrtw•. at Chutes Cburrh.Ptymouth, the Row. Thomas Hawker, Cur4t.t , of the awl .Chtitalo, to Miss Vincent, nice of Ntehota. Vlllean, Esq. Adair of the White. Thurstity last, Mr. Valentine Simpson, of Gop-hill, n!av Sittinehourn. to Nrits Bennett, daughter of Thome‘ Bennett, Esq. Faversham. Tuesday, at Cante•bury, Col. Mackettite, of the .574 Regi ment, to Sligo Atolreyra, of Hyth... Friday yeomen, the Key. W. Kirsh, of ltdorotln•hmose, aged $7, to Mile Mat) Wit unarti, Sittingbourne, aged 64. SMITHFIELD, ninth', Dec. ID. Te link the ofral—per stone c( alb. Bog 404Inas ed 1 Veal . M44le7s 41 Mu5t00....16 01 I , * fps 61 Pork 44 414 to L. 4 Hood of Cattle thi: Day 11440.. about I,34o—Sheep. 434100. MAW HIDES. Oast HPifers Mid Steen, per atone, 3s. lid to N. 4d. Medd.ings 3l 4d. to Ss 6,1 Ordinary 34. I. to Se. LI. %ticket Calf —••• 101. 6.1 English Horn Sheep Skins ..- . 4a. Od. to A. Od. PUICK OF TALLOW St. lames't Market ..41 44 Town Tallow "4. 64 Clare Market.. 44 44 auslia (Can.) ....69s ;It 6.1 Whitechapel Market 44 94 Ruroa do. i So.) . 6114 Gd Per St o ne .4 illn. Menu( Star lit 114 Ditto tooth 4l Avrralle Pnce.. 46 354 Gseves . l4. Geed Dregs l l Soap. OZ.—Mottled, 9Q,—Curd, 944. Pica a Candles, per Su( 114. 6.1..4—M0u1de, lb id DEATH. SatArday last. at Ilehtster, R.lte-t J. WI at, Esq. Oak of the Peace for the county of Suinetaet. HIGH WATER TIIIS DAY AT LONDON 11111X.E. 54 mitt. after 5 SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. STEWART, At bit Attalla Recent, No. 191, Picealuir (at•morite A!bani- Hotia.), I HIS DAY, at Twelve oClock, ' it tN EXrENstiery. COLLECTION of BOOKS. STATIONARY, and suoK.aminkits"roon.s ; salvor, which ate Henry on the Bil•le, b vol. foli...„;ttra. Collection of Voyages, 6 vol. eli•oattacal History, 8 trot r't Chron Any —G•rra.dli Herbal, by Jelenton—Purs-hirs's Palomar, S eel -...tio!lhee ahed'sChteniCle —View. of the P.lrts of Holland, &c. 2 rot - Feasn's Onginal I.ttters, 4 tot lia4on St^%erus'a. pure, 21 I,ol—Hooke's Rom m Met wr, ,te —Piat , na to etolit Voyager 9 finv int i.r•-siont, Sereril ,a'f Writ ing Paper, Br,k•binder.' Sclc —Reins the Studs of a Cmntry bookse:ler and Stationer. To Oa vorated pr sou. to the SAle; and Catalogues had. PRENDERGAsT, PEM HAW; VS/LIRE. Freehold W are Cotbin Mill, dr,: wit., Si ern .\cr• sof Land. By PETER COXE, AURRELL, and FosTrß, At Garrawaya, on FRIDAY. February 22, a I'a.-:ye, that Capital EitECTION. lately occupied be Matthew Topham, Esq me a Cotton Mam.r a zi ca y. four ',ones in heights sontaining 1)12 a:Mulles, but 111) str tided as t be capable of wonting a much g rate. cumber, and sw,iplted by a powerful stream, which 113 i reser known to fail in the dry,st 1101110111, most eligibly situated at Pre..derga ti in the county of Pembroke, within one mile only of the sea. port town or Haverforder-st, together with . ...Adamant! Dwell ings ion-mill, muter small howi-s, careening lord smiths aboirs, slaughter howe. barn, and stable, gar.lm, sad doe land, containing altogether seven acres, with a considers ble additi,in or head water, and bank. nem each side. These valuable works have been 'reefed with the b.st materials, and at a con.idcrable exproce, and are ca...siale of being rendered very beneficial to a purchaser, (roll alto cheapness of labour in that distrizi, and may be conierted into a variety of u•es in gristmill, drensiniumin. Le being peculiarly wer-adapted for any spacious manufattriry that requires mom, and water to carry on an extensive concern with effect. The spindles may or may not be taken at the 010 , 10 fl• the purchaser. May be sewed awe time lid the sale, on a iplication to Mr. Peter Anton, near ffaverfordwe.t.. of wh• n o parti culars may be had one month premedmg; also of Meows Shaw.. Dockers, Yates, and Wiwi, Manchester; White war. • Blackburn; Red Liw., Chorlaw; John Cha mberlam, Chester Bush Inn, Bristol; tire Ca.tle, a• I the ar. • lisverfordwmt ; the Whit.• [tart, NAT - Ner'll : it tin. Sale; a.id of Messrs. Peter Cove, dorrell, a..d Forit-r, T., morton street, where a Plea of the Estate may be seen nmsios:r-suiße. Va:eaile and linproveabic Freehold Estate, with Rnyaltiz ,, , Slansir. Fishers, rerpotuat Admire-in, &c. Ry PE EI.R COX.. RUR an* ruirrn. , At Girrawas's, on FRIDAY, March 211. at Twelv,, A V EltYvalualak and improvrahie FREEIi()LD 1 - I.EsTATE, containing Igoo acres of I.stiel, len to tenants:it will, called Great Tiefgarri,being a Parish and Lard.hip of , situate ;11 a delighttu• part of the county of Pi•obriAa, abound ing in Gime, bye miles on the tornpike rant frees I laverferd west, and tan miles Fi ;int : cwn.is•B.Kefatrdry stole, orchards. barium, mettle Iges. barns, stables, crass,, :.sets and parcels al rich and fertile a - able, inmslaw, and woad 'ant, 4') scree or .hich are oak ti•nber. orn 3 go'lilst '• A • s &table, and with uniiirlosA sheep- walk. , roe el. .'e .o a fence together with dm nest Presentation nil P.-roeti.4: Mammon of the Lionise of Great Trelf int, and IMe Itsyti ties, Mannsial Rights, au Court Le(l, Omit Ham., w.th as extent of Folitiy of near two mile. et the We-t k • '7, tide ain't!. Estate, a favourable stream fur eel% flout, and sal mon : there is geod stone on the Estate for 'auditing, am'. A grt 4 t mill may Ise esecteditt•ery expense The unspent MI well worth the attention lit any Noblenun or who say wish to invest hie money ui land, in a part of the count , . *bas • Gu T.tlue of IMIA le daily rising, es in that part of Sooth Wiles. May be viewed an 7 time till the Sale, on air;), cation to Mr. Peter ASION Belmont, near Hav,rfunlirest, of whom particu lars say be bad WOW month pr0...v.11,m ; also of Messes. Show, Dni:kee. Taus, and Nelson. Manchester; John Chanabeatio, Eli; Chester ; the 611111 Inn. Brnitel the Castle. and the Marion, Ilaterte-dwest; the White Harr, fifartirM ; at Ow PLace of Sale ; and o,f Male. relret.e.ere, Burrell, and rooter. Throgroonon-street ; where a Planet the Estate may be seen. LI WWI'S :—Printed ►► GEORGE DIIVIDSON, 740 Wych strait, St. Clements, and ;mblisMd by JOSIA.I4 RIDER, at the o.Ace, No. 15. 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