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U lli• - •veie; _ s .aiLLES. # • . 401.-- -.g. . TAMS, SSC. 11. .adeittee4 to send you the following _.t remarks on tfie Pier St. Nicholas. by General Lewis loailles, in the year ad some accounts ofle battle in which he life s a battle which affords a new proof • 'tepidity of the French, and, that their -ephs over the English on sea as well as ,r Columbus three hundred and twelve discovered the rsiand of St. Domingo, ti. r on It e . pi Nt i. ch t o o l: w ie h s ic d h a h y e , g th i e ve fit t h h o tt f laai iitcr ad I ' ear. on the same day; General Breed to abandon it, retired in a manner Salialtul as remarkable as the epillh of the Elks fir Columbus. ineeome particulars on this head t In the be- Of November,CencralNoaillesreceived notice efieilines, that the tienervl ia Chief, Rocha ni ad c tie• oh. '.l with him (on the 19th Feb. tivitiez h , rial to to give up the Pier. After ~t t0.11 . 1A1 of V,tr,the Genera! answered, it having July ifirea order from the Co-nmander tf of thesColoay, he se sited for official advice him. idi order to Jed to ; and be concluded nlfying to tie Stick Chief a desire to be made heed with IMP casettilation of the Cape. that pyknow to what he -could he held. 'l'wo or : e .ifter our General in Chief, with the Eng. ..•mmodere. passed effeseively behiral the Pier. letter offered to General Nnailles for his gar s the same conditions as toe Commander in I had obtained for his. This proposition proved ;awe were not coin prised in the arraog irntnts of 41)71 :: tpha"t%iahleirai mo h u a l t e r: i ta , d i e ac a u p t ? i r o a n r: v t b s u b t u i t t and that we were re.auced :o the moot situations a situation which could not heed hut by arose who were well acquaint the localities Nerertiteless the General evasively to the Commodore. Oar ern. • it ocreased, when, on the night niche 4..11 her, a c•cond Messenger, entitling himself • in Chief of the Native Army, brought a dated Cape. field quarters. This chief had o time, and believing hiweit tote of success, *rig.our Generalat sent to him by the ails Geetral, as a pr his confidence, the lof thilleapitulation of the Cape and Pier, ded. AS he savd. that nothing niore was neces stow to dcterrnine him to follo , a the dispositions. perfidy, whicArded to expose the General eo ier a to Mkt, was perceived in the ;Int e lsat which he convoked. lii the course ;ch. he detided rot to listen either to the • " whi t c o h could iinue:t. and h to e b i t e i a si v d e es n° c l ntt hil ti g iiii7d to Dessalines the summon; of the English os'e ; but he was sensiede b- had not an in., to lose to extricate !insult nom two enemies, wore shout to untre against him their animosities their efforts. and to attack us by sea and land. ght to observe, that the cier St. Nicolas was which appeared the Gttest to the English to a vpsdosvous port for their maritin.e forces the colonies, as, from the commence _ W N W . they had joined with the *egoists ade and attack it author of this letter being present a' this era. , and at the blockade of Ancona, in Italy, s he has found some resemblance between these ministry operations. The pier was, AC Ancona. ded even after the departure of the G e ner a l.i n . , against divers enemies, who displred the pos as Ancona, this place was the last evacuated French port of the island. an I iptitte.l in a ' us manner; and as .17 A. 11e...114. Ger.nial N Isla cmioned the dist:Mon of enemies, wh.. Via e.a!- lf, under favour of this dissent ion, he could • that hosourable c tpittiLation, gr.tittal hg r to neneral Moonier; he was tinaliy e. by the esti atodinatv evacuation igh billefed. and which saved his en.ire divi. 111. willibilkbritring any thing to our enemies. Let us return to the evacuation, and give sts sc ant of the sequel. is. After having, therefore. sustained the siege of the fir. by works anii ely and ikilfullr directed. and nle the very best defenc... General Nnailles. at I four* summons. con •ng nothing hut his ii for the glory of his e , and the sa ngui n e ire to serve it, determin put into etocation, the night of the tith of December, St. Nicolas's w. the evacuirtem resolved on by the Conned of or, and w hich bappentel vet y ..aopity to brAving 411 r dangers inseparable (loot a step of this nature ; Ihe wished at the same time to leave the walls ho n. artillery. aniinunition, in provisions, and the i• ',out a essels. i '..- necessary dispositions, and all th; movements e so wisely c.unbined, and executed with so much ..i.its. Snit the garrison, the General Officers, at General, embarked in eleven small vessels ifs weft IL I port. the night concealing them the Log The day following they put into t he of * of the troops basin; wrier,/ at Barracoa, ids embmaee ..t fir galliots which 1 ~ ~. sea. tkneral went 7n the only one of these gai t: *bids was armed. carrying four fonr-pounds • sad sixteen patereroes. This galli,,t. co:n aiad by Lieutenant Lteshays, and sailing le the others. the General, and the Commander thii vessel, in VVICen. illunking it proper to in s the safety of this little convey : went ber m e ittsiet the pirates, Or other en.-mv's vessels, 66 might be in these was. They Id not. as e foreseen. wait long for a rencon:re. On the 6 *I December. at midnight. we recriveki MI as ir % vessel. lithe prcHnoinne were eltly and the or,:er gives, as well to the risers as to the s , 1 4 .'itts. to prepare themselves bank. Insnicd..itay every one was ou deck, I we saw this ri nel apr-uo :b. whkh was in ef * coot*. tr.med rite Nooc erd: hrr force was a U.. kW to oars la inoliry; Farting sel.,•ri guns, one soo t two on e; and • r ,• • p• ?traders ; neverthe. neithet .:, • • t7.“.••at s, nor bravejo4lisis oc 2. • • •.r • • .th them, ein the ifint*l-7.• • t• uatler. D bad . ' v • • • are rasa• • •. 1 • I . I . •• tas 'Fry. t* r• ~• • - • • •4 • feallibad . a. T 411 fos4setelntig to reply by sty sharp fire front their nntnerous and heavy artillery, and from their mus ketry, and to engage in an Obstinate combat. It was thought the superiority of cannon would have done as much injury, if the General and Com mander of the galliot had not judged it ne cessary to board her. As won as the ships were near enough, it was executed with that ardour and im petuosity which chat-gat-rises the French nation. Officers, grenadiers, cannuniers, and mariners, pre cipitated themselves fore and aft into the enemy's ship ; and, notwithstanding the obstinate resistance which they experienced, fighting man to man, the engagement teas happily crowned with success, and terminated in eleven minutes, by the taking of the corsair. Such is the detail of this glorious combat for our nation. It remains to speak with a just regret of the losses which we have experienced in this affair. The most considera ble is- that of the brave General Noailles, who was wounded by a shot in the breast, during the heat of the anion, in exposing himself too much in the fore part of the ship, where he staid to encourage the men by his presence, and Accelerate the board ing of her, which was executed with ardour. He died in consequence o; his wound, at Nuebitas (in the Island of Chiba), on the .sth JAnti.ry, unanimously regretted by every individual of bis division, who, in every respeet, experienced in iiim an inestimable loss. A non-commissioned officer and a grenadier of the thirty-first demi •brigade were killed in the ac tion, and we had five officers and nine non-com missioned officers or privates desperately wounded. The enemy lost forty-four men and their Captain ; his crew was in all sixty-rive men. You will much oblige me, 'Gentlemen, by pub- lishing. in one of your papers, the remarks on the Pier. and the Itithtul account of a battle, of which I have been a witness. I am, with esteem, A1.1)104$0 V AUGRIUNIBUSI. Chief of the gattalioia of Artillery. v 1.017 G UREA, Dic. 20. The 56th, or Pompadores, have marched from hence for C irk, a fine body of men and in high spirits. Tirey are to be replaced by the 31.1 regi ment from LongiOrd, the first division of which has arrived, all serviceable and well appointed.— tdlst r or Fosileeti., remain here, and are very healthy—they are well known on service, And are now complete. Lieutonant Col. Marley arrived in this town on Monday last, and the following day very minutely inspe'ted the Clanricarde and Lough fel Corps; they were afterwards exercised by him for a considerahlr time, and put throuAlt the new mAnteuvres which light troops are now ordered to priaise. The Coldnel, who is InspeSing Field Orficer of Connaught, was phrased to express his approbation of the appearance and discipline of the Corps, After which he proceeded, accompanied by M ijor Marchall, to Sir Thomas flourL, at whose hospitable mansion they were handsomely enter tained. The Yeumalay are daily attaining .bat petfe.'tiun of discipline sn much to he desired at this time by ev:ry well wisher to his soantry ; and though for some time put a little relaxed, from being off duty, have now returned cheerfully to it. We are happy to aid that the disagreeable differen:e is now at an enJ which sishsisted in a neighbouring corps of cavalry, the Inspe.fting Field Officer havi:.g with mush good sense steppesiforward,and explain ed the• rules of discipline arid military Law, and having convinced the p Hires of their error, gave then some good advice, when they most cheer fully retti-urd tot tear duty. The Commander of the forces, who thnieqh he moved SO rq•idly throu,;:i this cmintry, viewed it with the eye of art .xper icnced soldier, and has :ihly Arraii ; ;;tl ash military matters in each garriso❑ in this &stria ; use hive therefore little to Apprehend from airy etiemy. St•verel of the ships which hld h4vot stationed for the defence of the coast. Are and:trek! to hz pre pared, without delay, for tt.e reception of troops., at l'ortsmouth And She?rness. We understand, that it is in the contemplation of Government to make a COllllll I.ldition t o tae pay of the Subaltern Officers of the Army. E,ti mates are now making out for the Monist r on that heed, and it is supposed that it will form a promi nent article in the next budget. A donation of linty guineas has lately been made for the benefit of the \ orfolk and Nora sch I lospital, being part sit the money awarded to be paid by Mr. JOHN SHEARING, of l'aci,field, by way of tati,fic tion, for the unjustifiable outrage committed by him in horsewhippinga Gentleman of Fakenliam. The Solicitor to the Norfolk Barley Committee complains. us a pu'ilic advertisement. that !sir J•cos f,.lv, the ChAIIMAO ut the slid Commit-. tee, has rot paid hon his bill, arrest:ming '2lOl. for soliciting the application to Parliament for the amendment of the C 1%1 All. I'he Glasgow Mail was overturned in the snow at Stannuare, near Gretna Bridge, u.s Weiltiesd ey sesinight, which occasioned a delay of nearly two hours.—Neither passengers nor horses sustained any injury On Friday, a pitched battle was fought in St. George's-row, Paddington, between Meeker, who claims the appellation of a poem. and Bros:a, a coo. hman. This fight was decided on in the school of pugilism on Wednesday night, and eariy yesterday morning a ring was formed by the nu- Iner' , 9% soedatori, soon after which the chivy:pious entered with their seconds, Tom Yews and Mania!, who is about to tight Belcher. At the commence ment of the fight, Hanker was the favourite, who received a straight hard hit on the nose, which shat tered it severely. The second round was well (ought on both sides. Brown attempted to p.',lnt another blow 00 the s :ore thee, whii. I: was well hit otf, and they both tell. In the 3.1 round Brown again put in his favourite blow with elfsott, for he laid open the temple of his antagonist, and it WAS doubted whether p, Henker would he able so face his man again. He, however. recovered himself, and fought *ith spirit and skill is the 4th, lith, and 7th rounds, after which it was evident that he was unable to resist the superior stn ength of his opponent. although he put in several well . blows. In the -.26th round, after fighting 4&) minutes, they were both die beaten. and the veteran declared Brown the viaor. beveral gentlemen arta cum were present, and most of the pugilists of the 10. S r. RAVAL INTEkLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. DEC. 28. Arrived the Pros lets frigate, Captain Hardinge. from the eastward, bound to the West Indies ; and the F deon sloop, Captain Saunders, from the Havre squadron. Sailed, this morning, the Ccrberias frigate. Cap tain Selby, for Guernsey. Captain Davie, of the Hermes armed ship, is ap pointed to the Favourite sloop on the Havre station. The Triumph, of 74 guns, Sir Robert Ballow, was paid off this morning. The greater part of her crew were turned over to the Bev/err, of 98 guns, Capt. George Martin, which ship is nearly ready to go out of the harholir. 'I he Aurora frigate, Captaiii Malhon, was taken into dock this morning to be repaired The ft/vibes:pm, Captain Bland, and the egicelos, Capt. Woodrilf, are undergoing a thorough repair. to cc 2 Arrived the Menfor, Good% in, bound to the \Vest Indies ; fielder, armed ship, Paragon and P,rsei f ire sloops of war, from the I)owns. Sailed the Raiswinble man of war for Coi k.— Wind, N.E. DEM., DEC. es. Came down from Sheerness the Ppiades sloop of War, and sailed for Portsmcch with the Ruder armed ship. *main in the Downs the ships atper last. 'lbis morning, a hoar belonging td the iloorreoro armed ship, in coming on shore, overset, and nnfor towitely three men were lost.—Wind NE. Blows hard. DEC. 29. kemain in the Downs MS Majesty's sllips as per last N.E. blows hard. ntollif LLOYD'S LIST. ND. Dec YB.—Pass be the !once If.rev, Oven don, (tom Rotterdam. Sailed the Jutirnw 4sther, Prank; and the Argos, (or E rag.len. PROM SATURD,Ir - Ancrirs U.IZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. it-. IV , tr.OSiv, Der. 29, 1804. lie teginvent of Dragoon Go •r.l-I.ieuteaant •urr • froat the 4th Dragooii Guards. to ,re LieJt., ant er• lone,. eke Elliott, tlierni,a,rl the .ester. Culdarcase lt,ll,lleat of Font Guat•l4-..Tii be rioig . by b ,, r chem., Georg* Bowles, Cant %ire Rawlins. %ho retir.-s Joh Geut. vice Clint:tie, promeJt.d. Heaourabb• fr. los thy Drummond. 51d R-ti•nent of last—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Jam,•. L•Kao to he Lieutenant Coloael, TIC! 11.01 . . c, apiwinteil to t• c..mmtncl of a %-s"; Battalion. 91 West POetshatil, (roll half ?ay of the Qateit's Sangria, to lie M.:,or. v.,c Walsh, Who earhauces. Ce.amisti.na signed by the 104 I iente.a.t of reau e ty ,0" Li.. rlu. Rtieg, Cai..t.m, and Raisaos 11..41w/ter Hu, Int W,ltam Ne,ucletk to be Lieutenant Celttoel ; dated ta •telt•t 13, 1834. Richard Ni Esq. lobe Slajnr ; dated as ateme. Cemeatt*ns sip:ed by the I.enf I.ievactaiss 4 the County of aliddlesaN. Gent:. Celings, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant ; dated Dee. 19, rote Royal Fast Middlesex Militia...Teems+ bettlterbridze, Gelt to be Lieutenaqt ; dated Ileeevher 6, 18484. Wed Middles •sc additaa—Patrick Nl'Deugal, Gent. t be Lieu 1...t1.13( ; dated D.:. 6, Iso4. ‘v.theni lyttlettn, Gent. to be dtfto; dat e d ae above. Rottert Gent. to be ditto ; dated ae above. Loral littlish krtiheees—.To be earning, Reber. Cfsw.,el Gr •en, Es -1 Tye F.iwartla, rftigne...l; dal d Esq. re+iatu•d; dated as Abeso. Wdisant Burton, Eel. vice Campbell, teatgated ; dead as a!e.e•. b • I.4utnnint....Thornay Lennerd, Gent vice Tod rug ed, tiovemiver 5 , 10104. Tnonte• Spencer, Gent. ciao ;vl red a: above. Jam 1121.13.,‘ Parkayson, t. -or vie.. %Ilorons, resigned d at a4nae. .1 a P.• dr , (i•Ilt ace iklatwv, re.igo rc l ducd tigy i n v ,. tit- 0.04. Hobart., Gent. •ice M pv,,,notwl ; tifei •S aiAe• Jame' Ph Siiropaon, 4ient. vice Ressoset ► rC s. si; date. Mr:ember 1117, 1804. 14 datt..lion Quzen's Royal Vulaltaers—Wi Cee-ze., jun. t; int. to iv.- Rannd Lieutenat.t. vice Evan., dotal Nov-nivr 10, 11104. Cam 40.i.m in Ow Fuss Re* uent of West York 1111.1itti, agoookl tfrq list Lod 7.4,h-win: Stalor Fr 'ruses Solaw to be Lieatentaaa-C ; dated December 14, lona. BAN skill' Youaral. a North Waltham, N irfer, co•ritt-, io stirfouler January I I, 12. anal Febisatt 9, at for, at Out N•irwi.di. Viotti •ya, Mt. It!shantl Ga:4l‘l„ Gray% to ~ Litt• dwi.. and Sir. William fror.tnr, N nth Wal‘harn William , if Kingt,i, Herefo r d. d i e. . 0 rimier Jaauan 14. 21, and Fetinary 9, at eleven,at the K met Arms, Welinl:ttn• Heir Sir Bach, ,u 4 n a te r ; a n d M r . Prat..,., ifolborix.coutt,l;l 'o hog, L. ggyttn., John Ilitgnes, of Liverpool, draper, to •liffell.telt !anti it r 14, aorl February 9, at three, at the rtrithewater Ar.os kttorners, Mr. IL•w-t, Maiirhot, ; se I Mr. R.lp's Fibs, C.11.4.10f street, Lonrho. John Itclgael Soro.toot, ot I' irises, wil-sroan, to store .d.tr January 11, at .tt eleven, and rahruatv 9, a i at the Unim Taw .in Attoroey•. M.. 01134 t;omwrt ; rid hiesna. Tarrant and Ntlo.ile, Chati..erplane. London, J GrlStita, of %Colby,' TOlril, t;lamorlso, algo:gle-gpor, to 1,1 rg. ober Jags , . .. la. and V,Orna.• 9, at eleven, at the K.. 1. TiVef4l, Ftrotol Aft...tory., Mr James, Ne 5?, Gal's. a..., Loudon i and Mt 13.1* i•. 111.1401. DIV IDP.NDSr. Jan. J 41st Scott aid %Vatter Semi, G L , i .f ,rd.et r e a t. Joh3'.., Southwark, tallow eliandic.., at elestrti, at Guild I,ottdou. Jan. 11. James Maitin2, Thomas Ifeeviaida, Tlinroas hommati, si Elara,y gr 1, liggrggars'aury,i.ongt.mt, Manthe.tcr At At tigJealhatt. J.Ol. 21. Benjamin Sun it, of Birmingham, bottou-osake•, at three, at the Sw.., farewit„ Bairn:wham. Jun. ?l. Janim liar, er, late of 11...rdesies, Warerickshi-e, roattmlill and baruitet.tnak4r, at Omen, at the Swan *nu, Birmingham Jan. at. Thomas Wrint, of Fatingt ill, Bucks, coach-toaster, at two, at (;oiltthall, London. Jan. 26. James Millar, of Shad Thames, Southwark, biscuit. ' , Aker, at eleven, at Guililnar, Loudon Jan. tit. Georg,. 11.1:nr. nf ttte Buraugh of Southwark, haw:- draper, a* torlte, at Guildhall. J=n. Vlrdhlim of Cannon-street, London, grocer and 0.11.1 f biter, at elesenou Jail 26. William Bell, of liaasughall-strezt, Lnnd.nt, hats:- factor, at ten 3t fittollhati re, 2. jahla ia,r,u, juts. of Wat,T lace , Tnenratreet, Len den, broker, at ten, at Gnildb •11. ja.i Y. Itscitani Jeult•eion, of Pockbatten, Yen., en met , . scatenzr, at e!r - .,n, at the (;:orge Inn. 1 , 4 k.. CERTIFICATES—Ja • It. Etn-nese- Paton, of Lamb-mad, Spet•fi , 44., M. 41 eqee,;,.4.,: t . and va .0.,e%aw4-• R an and %;.'lll.am Ray nm, I.te r.c.a ineeph P .a.tnart, !encamp., r Thomas late .4 ieuciturch-siren, chime" awairr • • CERTIFICATES GRANTED TO-MORROW Thomas Norris, low of Petershe d, Southampton, victualler. RAardwin, of Portsea, Wants, hooka:ller. lit•nry Levi, Isla of Raabgate, Kean, dealer. John I..,!ster, of Barbicso, Lodon, ..oat-mar,, ltant. -t Rotit.ta Bartlett, of •upon-llunsotore, Warwickshire, hot)er-inarchant. Thomas Skettost.i. Dick.on, of Godamitte, Surreytimber-merchAnt. Ronan Thutoos..m, of South Shields, - Durham, Llock 111111 11161 ker. Richard Emerson, of Needham Markin, Suffolk, miter n. t .er PRIt 1.. OF STOCKS. ea fl..:111•V. bank Stock l5ll J Nei Cent. Red Si; 4 per Cent...—. • 99 7411 5 per n L0yidty..A...,....a Lung tentiities ....... l7 t-i Indn • ls. Ys. Excises:ler gala • Is Ss. di:. 1. neon Lottery Tickets III. VZs. Cuttsoh fur 5 9i11 T. Stock-broker, • No. 4, Corn hill, and 11, Charing.Cro• PRICE tot , IRISH SIOCKS, Dec. it, _ Cove ttttttttt 111vbetatiarea, 5 per cent 89t Grand Canal Loan, 6 per cent... 99 . COURSE OF EXCH , t,isterdani ei 2 lY• Duo. at Sight ll Rotterdan• l2 2 U. H•niburgh 3:l i till. 4lwisa Pan. ti ti Dan. 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A.K. • On I peAl week, at his lodv igar.,,.„in th . ~?;„‘ cram of his Age, Caet. V:erterick CI al, art dtrth :usirerot At r ow , Or 114 w-a 1....1011 FIIIIIV!,r1 HIGH Wrt IL I( THIS JAY t "Rs., hALES VY AIX I'ION. TO POST-MASTERS, * STABLE-LELPIMS, .U.SD OINK Le D. S tDLF/t. At his R.!oo-Oory. Gurgle° street, n sr S TU. NAORRO%V, at One Ws:l...k ~ weisety. 141IFTEEN Buney Useful MAKES and GELD. A IVES , cno fro n the :Id Rep ncn! if Lent I:ra.zeon., laving at &h 1 n.tord I r•A:lts. The:: am Islettone tentage of th.. PAO' -, As they are 1.. be 5.,!.1 ... u . , t . ISA U .wards of SIXTY LOTS od IlUksk-i, of soi.ans des n; seser...l g nsl drz r..tw-slTh‘s Day 111,1 ti I",.nortvlr IIkLASS —By Mr. Wit:, At Lis R. , OP/1 1 , ‘l,lr4rtref, ft I Wi 0. ESD next, .nd two feolowt.'e Dies, et Twe.se :1, ACOLLECTION of 80016, .„. guAe-, amoall 1. la 4t... c steetarl times; CEasin ee V.ltatve.ft thas lleautrarrhas's eJstiort, cleptetly leveed i Ilitekereare, 1I • J 'fumeavd Stsevent, 21 ; Itar, , en's Wort% N V , .k A . Yew Anau.ki ,•a-star, % r m..; %le klt 2 •1 ,0 1011tt If Vle Year Beeler, lu V. 'test editinn, May be viewed T , .-am roe ; uJ CstelopiptYee hal at the &WWI ,16 PREMIX:AGA T, rEmittoLlffillikt. Vrectrad VV..ter C win 1(:11, Sr uAtt tit ell A.:v.li .4 I. ttA. Ey PSTER CUNfr... SUR R". 1.1. - anti P.OSTV.R. la (;artaway's. u t FILH) Y. Fe vats,. .. - .2. a 1 0t..0-. L t 1.1. that Capital - 1:R S..CTION, lately ocenrAel [1 be M..t1,-v, r ~,ham, El a. a C set it 14411414 , , , , four atoms in !friths, rcrna ..... 14 111 ! allittui, 1,4 b.. to . sarta.i.t4 as ti be capable of wuriung • recta orate! Itualh ,, , audatiopti..d be a p.sumi tt i eheatt t . els:eh wa. It T. r knee SD lad 'Julie *lnv.& seta's, mod tltaiarty tittuat dat ?re•akegi4,. to tlibrob .sa.of Past trove., wit.ttit on. woe sea? of •kt tea met toes, at 11-. erfore a est, sop titer with a %...h•uiroill Duel ing. ti.t.tem•N, ..thee swan 11.4ir.et, etreeetne ad .tunas aliti,e. alasigtnee Itosset ham, and stable, Joel u, ad ntea dew 1,4. c mit .i...lit allOrealrr bevel. aCreh lb .th a creastdatu bte adeataa ur Ite.“l-wates, and tisith.cutt r....n .. tea Thee, valualiai works I air beets er .dad *sift) the lit.o n at—lats. atal at a c05t...1-r..'de ex i teni-e, and are sa..W.a.. yf !I-4r* rend red very beat. t ei. s l iti a oUrchatter. fro n 11ie L . t,atmea of ',boor Et .that dastisi, end may ha Caner?, ~.1 mi. a itritry .. owe WI gest.tuir, ettessi.tt null. &c bruit peculiarly irel'.l I. .t. 4 finally 1...4•••05.1 manufattory that requires roan', and eau- Its tarry o:, an ext'i.t.s.e.: c 0.... tit anti elent. Ti: - 'intuited nay es tuay•not be E - .lte.t at t;“ ..pi...h 0 t ,r pu.c. a ...r. . i t ,... May b.: viewed Jay tune tilt it.,. atta, .at, attpl ;tat to Mr. P.ster staatuo. 11-litt nit. attar flaess‘advio. t; park. Intea:s nay be had tale nuttab irrit.:...! mg; .1. at. coo ve Shay. yh,et:. es . 1.,t •., an d H oi ltes, 114t•tehe.tor; .‘ 'tote 2 -'s 12 sctrastrit ; R ..t lain. Clwwley; John etianttkil.s• ,' 11.... i. Chcstor t 601 , 11 Inn, 111.61.4 ; the . (,..-ths. lad ti s . ‘ ) .ease', tlaverf weave& ; the Whit- Hart, Narbenht at the Pl+, .4 . S4 l ; a.. tut M....r5. Pti'.e C 0..., P.•tr .11, and 1......tt,, The.g• runes% .4.... f, slurs. a Pt .11 ~1* the Evatte mar lit • •ta••• PEMISatt Yens*, rid Impowe•talv Etention Estate, with !Plaid—, 1t41.14,T. , Vf..11111110.1, 'V Pt. 11-. R COXF, libiat HELL. arid vfibs - rr.R. At tieraway`y ore V4lllla AV, Match tft. at Trott ' k VEttYv.tluable tm;•roveaSle FRF.YII.)I.O L t.:ST.V FE, cant...out,. I a„ir. 4.11.,1141.14r 4rt• 4..n./S. it • called Greet Ttriitat.t.b, t, ga ransh o. mtuate in a delightful pail of the moot, of 1....i.bra , t..g in game, five ride.. on the turnpike r..ng front FlAcerfiee• A .t, and to., .nit.a froa, Flaunt . mutating ;i1 manioc gonadal. P -, AA , di, haiona,„„ e wirt toles. tuna, einem pwea.A. 4 / or of rich and fertie nwattov, and suditaea, 49 •:r.4 Orwhicls are oak ti.nber„ h chi, urimmentai a. i,.1 tel "•- OtAtile,a4,l writ`, utunclm.:d 'heap woks: t e ni,&• in a ti t tent: tugether . with the nett Pr.sentAtion ant Perort Ai Manovoit of the Living of G,e,t Tiefgarn, and all tee BMA , - ti."4,Maiintut flights, at Court I..ost,eiwit 4arou to iir th A.l extent of Poshety of Tatar tau mile. of the Wet k t diy, tit etortatht l-rite, a (Avowable vezetten for eels, t,o.it, arid eAI• th '"' ' the" h t 4OO d•Me nil ilve Fettle i.e %.1.1,11. , g„ nod a g• an .1 way oe ^o• Jet very Idle 4”.,amact. This 'amnesty ir tamth 11,e tit ant Notalen• *** Gentleman vtlm nc.r art, to utie.t o molee in land, in a pet of the centre, at.' I the clue ." "Mt 41 dale rtan.e. ire that part o: South V 4 le. hi.. tar viwred ant time till tie SAW, on a:a•theetra, to Sir Pater IS , lment, mat Has oedireat, of •1,...• lAn may ht had ono month pre:, !tint es,. Na....c;. I) late+, and ii .son, Ma lcheg'er ; a Chete , I& Bush Liu itr a t * Haverf,:iine,,t v,. ;V. HAr, N..w tb: .: "t Sale Flaw Cove. 0t,,1 i+irognarton-etreit; where a 0...: /1! :.•1414,4 4.41 .e '.O. L I I N "ON %.#4 , lMild ORGE ° IA:NOD:SON, N.. 14. W‘ *tree!, St. C'-ment's, *4l • Woloultei Jat . . 1. . }1 11 YUEN. At roe t Ws. litelt at tit. as .ts Ch..r. tr. isnot. I I..!er. nw 61144. - vr. Se (Pass•Aisi: tt.tt sAht.tioi VI I I