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xtraL INTELLIGENCE. posTss,nern, cm 29. This morning, at day-light, Vice Admiral Sir John Orde hoisted :Us flag on board the Swittsnre, of 74 guns, Capt. Robinson. Sir John will sail to morrow morning with ten men of war under his command,. It is said, thatalis force is to accom plish sc.me ohje& before Sir John takes the com mand of the Mediterranean fleet. Lord Nelson, who is very ill, is coming home. The Agamemnon, Pohmitnc.:, and Wan, are to be of this sou idron. Yesterday the Vcteree, of 64 guns, Capt. New. man, sailed for Torbay, and this afternoon she re turned to Spithead again. Arrived the (hoary, Capt. Fre-mantle, fiom off Ferrol; Regnlns, of 4t guns, Capt. Boys, from off Havre ; and the Plantn.renct. Capt. Pendet, from the Channel &et, which had just regained their ration, when she sailed. The fl , doen;a, Lord Northesk, had joined from Plymon - h. The offices-. sv:t.o have arrived from Sff Ferrol, state the improlsahility of war with Spain. from that unfortunate country being divided between famine, the plague, and internal commotion. Arrived the Minerva cutter, with the Pion, and the Reliance, transports, from Guern sey ; and the galliot Yee ny Miter, Brack, from Am st,:rdam, detained by His Majesty's brig Sprainaett. Several transports sailed from Cowes this morn ing for Cork, to take troops to the West Indies. Arrived the Noir, at St. Helen's, from the Downs. Bailed the I'. fin. gun vessel. Went out of Irarbout the Cliegate. DZAL, Arrived yesterday evening the Cockatrice sloop of war, with a convoy from Piymostla k which has sail ed for the River. This morning sailed the Raven sloop of war for Portsmouth. Remain in the Downs the Monarch. Utrecht, and the fn i ferittie men of war; Antelope and the Castor frigates ; Ct niter and the Cockatrice sloops of war; Lae : l( r. Erpt'sion, and the Prospero bombs; and a fleet of armed defence ships and transports. astanssr-ottar, OCT. 2& Arrived the Ne , ne , is frigate from a cruise; and the I ~ brig of war, driven from her station off the Isle of Bass. Pot nack the Eirtfpfienne frigate in consequence of a g:tle of wind being destined to join the Channel Wind, W.S.W. YAIMOOTII, OCT. 29. The fret-x!T cotter has detained and sent into this port the De Tem, Lllzahrtn,--, from Riga, ly , und to Fenol : the Cre/breedesno, --, from Hull bound to Y.ilbra , is Also detained and sent in here by the firm gun brig. •R R !VIP to %modesty Creek—the L•mant, from Gaßipooly. Off filovertp.'he !U.N. Cottle, from Viremm At CAY-itystto—t!ty from At Ptyrnmsett..—the Gmrt Intemr, Cobble. from Quebec; Sad the &VOW at.in, fr ,ni At Prassat..e—.tbe Twe GeSrude.s, from St. Aodero, for Hrmtol At krad—the Anna Maria, fmm St Andero. At Li‘bo..—the David, W,lkinmo, from ; Libe.taa, from Datitrr ; Leonard, Halts ; and the *rand Duk. , Nickolas, from kip. At Othlia-a+l.i. IC.ip Ire, t aid tt. Door., from Nod; Antt. F yeinse ; • and the Par JUSSWI A from Liverpool; Magdalena, Ce NiAtte, from 1.. r 4folottlertri Friend., Kay ; width& Patriot , --.--.., G um Cork At PlAr. , •lorna... he Orion. G:eenlan I, from London. At H.vp, from Loud at. At \' mem: —.the We...Tr and Polly, Elklred. train London; and rho Brutus, Hruee, from Limmool. Ocr. 27. The phernmeni n of the Aurora Borealis (or u t rhern lights), whose appearance ia this southern extremity of the kingdom is much less frequent than in its more northern parts. displayed its beauties on Monday night last to the inhabitants of this county. It mai, its appearance about the end of tuihght, when the sky was quite clear and serene, in columns of clear light, issuing at First from a common centre, and shooting up from the htirison eastward. At in minutes after seer i n clock, one of the columns, or luminous rays, had passed the ymitti, emitting in the northern sky numerous cmatscatior, and gra dually extending itself into the western horizon. Nearly at the same time, there broke out in the south east, where bet i re it had the appearance of a very dense black cloud, nebula., consisting of em.ll clouds brilliantly illuminated, and disappear ing as instantaneously as the eye could catch them. On the northern limb of the western column, gat tiet-colonred flashes, without intermission, dartialup. wards from the horizon, difiving their colour along the white beams, nearly at times to the zenith. Those appearances continued for neatly two hours, when the rays became less lumnious, much broad. r, • and more disper , ed, till they gradually disappeared. The weather on the two fot lowing days was serene •tiJ mild, with a very light brcrae at about N.V..— On 1 Luis Jay, the wind ch.tngeJ to the S.S.E. wit! blew a sto: tr. all da7, and, at night it thundered anJ lighteneJ for some hours; the dashes of lighi n:ng following rah whet in very ,quick sncce sion, though with less vivilleu than we bare sometimes seen it. The stormy we.i.ht-r, it is featrd, h.is rut an end to the rnack rel fi,h , r% for the season. There hare been but very fee• caript during the lau fortnight. Thy following melancholy event took place in a atop in the N. w ['own, Cl isgow, on Wednesday afterionn :—A young boy, about l I years of age, was diverting himself, which he was frequ ntl) kLown •o do, with riding on a stool as a horse, with it piece of sm all cord suspended tiom the wall, about Iris head. Tile stool, from the posture in which he was found, had lost its balance, and was proje.fled forward ; he, to Lire himself from. a fall, it is sup. posed, had either hastily taken hold of the cord, or -attempted to get hold of she stool, by which means the cord slipped over his head, and, melancholy to relate, he was found in that state, and quite mo sionle,s, when his master came in. Ilk master had pot Wan out above ten minutes. Medical assistance was immediately procured, and the medical gentle men continued for several hours using every me thod for his recovery, but without effeet. He wa , a boy of very promising talents, and for the short time he had been in the shop, had givea very great arAc c • Limas, ocT.-19. - 'rho troops encamped at Lut-Bourn, we tinder stand. are to strike their tents on the tint ut Nu- vemlber. Last Saturday evening, the Ofnceri of the two *nrigales stationed at Last-Bourne. performed, at the Theatre, at that place, the play of fbegiqs, and the Farce of Mrs. Wiggins, with great eclat, which produced the Manager a bumper. On Tuesday morning, an I..scise-Officer, named Little John, was found dead in a vat of strong. beer, in a state of fermentation, in the brewhouse of Mr. Chornton, at Ho: sham. It came out in ev;dence before the Coroner's Jury, on a view of the body, that the deceased went to the brcwhoits.! on Monday night to make his accustomed survey, and that, is leaning over the vessel, the agotic gas arising from beer in such a sate. might suffocate him, and cause him to fall into tne liqaor, they therefore teturned a verdi. Avridenhi . i beath. The vessel contained ab .ut 16 barrels of beer, which. by Mr. "Fitornties dire ions, was thrown into the common sewer. Last Thursday a snipe, probably pursued by a hawk, sought shelter in a house in Southove, near this town, where it was taken alive. Capt. COOK, of the Vaiture cruiser, stationed at Rye, some days since seized, entering the harbour of that pLice, a very fine lugger, laden with a "lin 1,200 parcels, containing contraband goods, which he delivered into the custody of the warehous,-kerp.T of the above port. The seizure is supposed to be worth, at least, 1,0001. The Auroral3;sresdis, nr N irthern I.ieht, which appeared in divers parts semi After sun set, on last Monday evening, attraßed the n..tice of a great number of persons in this town. A considerable part of the hemisphere exhibited a blood red colour, which, however, as the moon rose, grew more faint, and at seven c'clock entirely vanished. At eight it again appeared, as first observed in some places, a• ,d in others b autifirll, variegated. The light streaks, at the extremities 11 the ruddy hue, presented in mi nute observer s , flash-like appearances, occasioned by the refleftion of the moon. One dAy last week, the little village of Chailey, near this town, was visited by a violent storm of thunder and lightning, accompanied by very heavy showers of hail I but we have out heard that it pro- duced any mischievous consequences. One day List week, a vessel belonging to Mr. Brown, merchant, at Newhaven. was erected off Bexhill, when the crew, consisting of two men and a boy, unfortunately perished . Last Thursday evening as Mrs. Wildish, of the White Hart Inn. in this town, was returning in a post-chaise from Uckfield, the horses took fright at a rocket, that was improperly off, as they were passing, and in going dawn a hill, came in conta.l with a cart, by which the post buy was thrown from his seat, when Mrs. Weldish, to escape her perilous situation (the hoses Loring gallopped off at full speed), jumped out of the carnage, and had the mis fortune to dislocate one of her elb,.ws. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. nicas 9 s-statt, OCT. 29. J. ;bloom and other jour..eymen carpenters were indiited for an assault upon Chfunas OMorne, a fellow workman of theirs, at the seat of the Right Honotiourable J. RuThout, Lord Norths%ick, near Harrow, on the 2d of September last. l he Pros.cittor stated, that in consequence of his having given some offence to his fellow workmen, they proceeded to inflid summary justice upon him by heron g him, as they term it, that is, carrying him astride a poll on their shoulders, about the distance of 150 yards. They then tumbled him down with such violence, that, although he did not tel it at the time. he believed that it must have been by the force with which he was tumbled to the ground, that he %%as so much injured in his right hand as to be obliged to put him-elf under the care of a surgeon, and to be incapable of working foe a considerable length of time, In this statement he was supported by two other journeymen, who worked at his Lordship's at the same time. Three or four other persons swore that Holston was not present at the time of the Plaintiff's being carried on the pole, and added, that to the best of el eir belief, the Plaintiff must have butt hi* hand hy nuking a blow at one of th e Defendant, which missed him, and occasioned his hand to come with full force against the doer of the public house. 'They also said, that the Plaintiff had been let down off the pole, in the most gentle manner poisible There was some contradißinn in their testimony. as several persons swore that the Plaintiff had challenged any sun among them to fight him previous, while others sa;d thaz it was subsequent, to the 4.1.'41. The Clt Al. MAN ohserved, that in his opinion, such com'l3.4ti ms and illegal proceedings as had not been denied to esist among the Prisoners, were reprehensihl • in the Went degree a set of journey. man tut !esnien presumed to make laws and enforce the levying of liars among themselves, and then, if any man dared to dispute their power, they pro ceeJed to another illegal aiep, by taking upon them to inlliet this s rt of corporal punhhment upon him, which the Jury had heard described. Eight of tioe Prisoners were then found ONiltr, and ssiners..ed to pay a fine of 31. each. liolston alone was aqui:red. The Jury were, after the decision of some more unimporta• t cases, discharged Until Thursday nett. A well-looking your; woman. very neatly, tho' plainly dressed, with four very fine children, then stood forward at the Bar: Mary Edwards deposed, that the young woman at the Bar had, a short time since, taken a certain sum of money from her. tinder colour of in. suing t number in the next day's drawing of the lottery. 'lle informant then claimed the usual fuse in case of illegal insurance. The young women at the bar cried bitt-rly, and exclaimed, .* Oh, it is very hard that the oaths of such wrrches thmild be taken. I have insured nunshers for other people, and the happened to hear it; hat she knows that I would not do such a thing for her. as I knew her to be a common informer. who has got her bread by such pia:lice!: these six years past." The Court ordered the prisoner to he , lischarged with a suitable admonition not tor ea iastumg for any person is future. TO THE EDITOR OF THZ BRITISH PRESS. MIL Of MIGHT, 28th OCT. Sta,—The unexampled exertions of the Board of Admiralty in any department that belongs to it,have been. unquestionably, judicious, and of the utmost importance to the state. And the maritime prepa rations to repel the threatened invasion have parti cularly distinguished their Lordships eager and zea lous efforts for the safety and security of the coun try. And, I conceive, with so formidable a barrier both by sea and land, it is impossible the wary Cor sican will ever propose sending forth his flotilla le gions in an enterpr►se of so much hazard, and with o little prospect of success. Their Lordships measures have been so ably di retied to the protelion of the Seas of England, that I can have no doubt but they have bestowed the same energy to guard against the alive move ments of the enemy's fleets in Brest, Ferrol, and Toulon, that are all of them, from general inform ation, in readiness to put to sea, when they can find an opportunity to escape our blockading squa dron ; and the resent events pith Spain will wake those hesttle 'ultimo double their !Pets. I shall only admit, for argument sake, the Brest fleet to get out, and a few hours the start of us at sea would soon carry them out of sight. It would then be all co njedure with our officers in what di redion they steered. Ireland w mid, very naturally, be the prevailing opinion ; but then, suppose them gone to Ferrol, or had pushed on to Toulon. If to either of the two last, our blockade ships would be between two fires, and a decided superiority on the side of the enemy. Or another conjecture might preval, which is not unlikely, they had directed their course to the Leeward Islands, where they know we are vulnerable. To obviate so much uncertainty in the event of the enemy's Ilset stealing out of Brest, unperceived, our gallant Admiral should be prepared with a division of his fleet to follow them to Ireland, and another division to Fermi; and, when ascertained they were not on the coast Ireland, that division should get a reinforcement of ships from Lord G4I dner. mad proceed with all expedition to join m mo.loreHood, off Marti n i co . A n d if the Fer rol &vision should tail in their pursuit, on the coast of Spain, they shout I then make the best of their way to form a jun&ion with Lord Nelson, off Toulon. Tne proponinnate number of ships to each divi sion must he regulated according to the strength of our squadrons on the Irish and Spanish stations; to give us at least an equal force with the enemy. I have no apprehensions for the East Indies. It is too wide a range for them, and liable to much disaver before they could reach the seas of India, and no repairing port, or d e p ot o f :torts , b ut t h e Isle of France, at a considerable distance; or Ba tavia, a p.rt of some consequence. but the climate so hostile to Europeans, that it would be more fatal to them than the sword of the English, were they dauntless enough to attack any of our forts or towns. Admit they were gone to that quarter, they could make no impression upon any ef out principal settle ments ; and our fl:ets would soon be after them, and drive them from those seas. It would appea r , from the rumour of the day, some fears were entertained that Madeira would be the obje4 of their attack I must confess, in the supine state of the Portuguese government, it would be an easy conquest. And, as our government are, no doubt. aware of the consequences of aa'enemy's being in possession of that islani, they will, of course, give efleaive protealon to it ; and endea vour to rouse the indolence of the inhabitants, who are 4 passive people, and could soon be made sol diers. PHILO NAUTICUS. FROM LAJT NIGHT'S GiIZETTE. 6 %sk RurTs. Law Kamp, of Mile 1E 0, St Dunstan, Stine*, vintner, to entrendry Nuve , ntr•r 3, at , leven. 1 4, at out, am i December I I, elr.,•n, at Gtildnall Attorney, Mt Lamb, B , nliord-strtrt, Sestina' toutre J Sutherland, o 1 Tok•itreet, St. Mary la-bonne, pmnter, 1.. farreud r November 9, at tan, 13, At twel% e, and Dec.mtber 11, at ten, at GuodnAlL, Attorney, Mr. Darman, Andrew Itiny, of Vero ktreet, thcfordatrert, uplinlaterot, to stirreasaler Noveittbrr 3, at •:leveo, 1 ;, at one, and Decorah, ' 11, at eleven, at Goodtail. Att brateya, Meaars. Dodd and Won, Tnr...altared.e. affect. etl;erli Ha .tie,, of Ittnecorn-ttrtet, Sostalfielda, silk dyer, to sorreoder Noveroner 3, at t.•,,, 13, at melt:, and D-veloner 11, at elect.), at Uu.141141. Attorney% Irks." Pal• met, and Peet, Gray's•lon square. Anthony *Serer, rnf Kurklongton, York, inoh Adel', to out rend", Nov,..nber li, If, and Ditembee 11, at eicceo, at the King' Arm., in 'Mir*, Yore, Attorney,, Morn. . Canlale, Flallward, anl S;.ear, Gray's-Inn, Loodu,a; and Mr. Thomas DIVIDENDS. Doe It Edward Plell.ll 4, !Ate of tkAathana, Lincoln, Sral~r, at tea, at (3 , 1141.4.1, London Nov. 33. Jolla P..rk .. of Holt° Lanc,st-r, ir. , ni..under, at eleven, at the Nle's H. ul , ISolvon. Nov. 14. J Asa &taw., of Sultan, 1.. n a.ter, awl 3 .11.1 Gar.l.tet, late .4 Lon 1.. n, hot now of Over, Cow r , cat a tom ~ f aetarort, at threw, at the Sam, an, soit•fit Noe 19. ors..than !locoing and Mkhael Cutler, now or late of Berlfeetstruit, Catent-gard .n, toollen-drapats, ..t tau, at Gai.dttall, London Dec. att. Jaws )ones, of Wonvon tipon•ilull, (meet, it tot, at titn;s4.ll l Leb:srloi. Dec. ?.t. Jo.cph Lee, latent etune'i,street, Lambeth, Si irrey, mariner, at 'en. at (Sold .all, lanl•su D-e. ft!. Willis Jai., of ta,tit.3nri, haberdasher, at ten, at Gnitel sall, London. Dee. I. John Lo Wale, n( Cr m 4,41 Mi J., iu the cou n ts or Doe'lasts, parer-saassalasturet, st ten, at tlissJ , Shall, Lon,km. N;r. 27. — William &alert, of . Plv mouth Dock, Devon, linen draper, at twelve, at tlitildhafl, Linioon. De, 6. Sarah Whitehouse, of the Snot* of Tamarind', ‘Vaterick‘hire, mercer, at four, .4 eke heron Hotel, Iliga semi, Rirmingliarn. Nov. 20. William King, late or Shaftr.hurv, Dorset, mercer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Sh dte.burr . NO.. 13. William John Donna, Liverpool, linen draper, at it,., at the Turk Hotel, I.l.erpool Nov. 20 Peter Richardron, late of Wakefield, Yo•keiliire, worilatapkr, at elnen, at the White Hit Inn , W iker,el.l. Nov en. Peter Plunk, of Loug.aere, sefiner, at olio, at (u.! ill. Lnrifiall Feb. IS. Richard 5e k, late of the city ef Chimeater, ion. keeper, at four, it the Ciiii.toplier Inn and Tatiana, in the city of Rath. _ _ CERTInC kTES--Nov. to. }Award Milder of grocer. J. met !Crank,. of Holton, I. • .0 • 40. V. e Nton.mantifacturer. Jamas lbws *:. Kwat, goi, Noma. Smith Willman, Mincing law., Loodon. 'room* litridll.7, of '113.1( :IC h-r, "alit. .4 , 6<turer. Mows St , . tenon,. of Lye:Toni, morzta,,t PAIN! OF STOCKS Zink Sho r t TZSIIIND•r. 4.., ................... 1611 71 per C o nt. Re d ••• •. ...... . .... 3 per Cent. C , ontohrt . . ................ 5711 4 per Cen • ..... . k per Cent. Nar .............. 72ii y -911 5 per Cent L o y a lt y Loo t s Ann. Irish 5 per Cent.... ........ . ............ Ontillum 'mint Stock ................................ 1;671 v£'elleq Bills • Is. di pat. Consols fur Nov 57. ti • T. BISII, Stoelt.)l4oket. Cornhill, and 9, Chating.e m ., — PRICE OF IR:SH s . nicKs. tier. Government llabentu (ft. 34 per cent...,... 611 Government Hehentures per cunt — ...... Goind Canal lanso, fy.per cent. ............ 98i Wirle-ormt Deb. with Goy. keur. 4 per aunt Vesso•v. Ocreeic 31 'Venice ........ S 9 P, Naples ........ R . Lisboa ........ 0.1 °pone ........ COIIKSE 03r EXCHANG4 Amsterdam 3B 2 2 U• Ditto at Sight 37 7 Rotterdam C. F. 19 0 2 U. H imburgh 35 8 Stu. Alton 35 9 nu. Part. Dist.. 2 Ba 4 25 12 elf 1.11014. Ifil•utrde...ox .25 12 t p.,rtimpu Gold itiCni:l Madrid Ditto Ciptis Dine Silage Lethal to Genoa 4sLiv Pie. 41 per Cent. Duhlin on London (Oct. 94.) l2l B .1444 on I.nndort (Oct 19) 76: i Ballast on Dublin (dm .1 GI 7 61 .1.1. CO 11.. ExcirmiGE, Owe. 29. Lin Cosh, to the. Pad, ee eitaAr . " 61%.04. Delcieted to Flowtelteepers at 74. 134. Sonderl Ind, per Clialdron 544 041. Delivered Se Illouselteepa• at 604 0,1 1 4 HIGH WATER THIS (MY AT LONDON IRINA, 30 nun. after I 2 BIRTHS, On Marvlay, at laveresic,thel;ady of Lieutemanteobnel Ber•tett, of a inn. At Glack, Scotland, on the 92d instant, Mrn. Mackenzie, al a daughter. Mrs. Hoary Buhlam, con Tuesday morning, of a daughte , . MARRIAGES. On Monday lao, at Fratniaeal Church, Sos.ex, Mawr 7.,-n• comb, Esq of Hastings, to Mils Louisa Sophia Stuae,‘laligQl of Robert Stone, Esq. Gatti loose, Framhat!d At Trainore, County of lVaterford, Fraacil Nfaislerille, Em. Barrister at Law, to Mass l.ouergan, ul Clare raters, eldest daughter of the late John Lunergaii, Esq. of saute phase DEATHS. On Friday last, at his house at Greenfnni, Mid4lscx , the Rev. John Mau e, Reftnr of that Parish, form af King's College, Cambridge. On Friday ia.t, in Jermyn-street, St. Jsmees, Major LIM. r,nce Parsons. of Peasbnike Mlxe , King's osinsty, Ireland. On the ?3d inst. at Edinburgh, th igi,t Him Sir D.ivid Rae, of Eskgrove, Ray.. Lord Justice perk of scutl,rl,l. SALES BY AUCTION. Lit ASE, UPTIOT.CTERY and CABINET STO::K, HOViE -1-101.1) FUR. srfURE, PRIM I'S and EFFECI Si, Cur.' Cannon-street. By M. BURTON stet vp:ssc,a, THIS and following Dar, at il, by virtue of au E \antra frOnt the %herd), THP: Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI l'UltF., Platt. Linen, China, Stock and Utensils in Trate, of Mr rt.frditior, U,di.dder ant Cabinet Milroy; d,ce ; including the wind auortinent of Cabinet W••rk, in Wadi robes, Ilhnible, Single, and Contrnode Cheats of Drawers, e -dein Seeretarie. and Boikcases. sets of Dining, Enh-iike, Cad, and Breakfasi Tab's., Mahogany and Japaunrd Chary 50t.,., Tea Che.t.„ Caddies, Draught Board., Voidcrs, Pia and Dreviing Glasses, a variety of Turkey, Brus.el., Kolletruinster, and Venetian Carpet., Dearth Rugs, Green Etna:, Ticks, FUN Ilittlfe Cottons, ii , risteacts with Cotton Furniture, Game Fes. they Beds, Mattreswei, Blanking, an Eight-day Dial, Kitchen Requ.site., and Aliscellan c o u s articles. Iliteeiettl; at One &Clack iitti4tinatllayb Sale. will be .old, the Deniable Ll. NSl , ...lthe PREMISF.S. (ur an Urt-e; , it Terns of 19 Years tro a Michaeloia• la.t, at a mot. fate Kr..t. The Premium' 111.1 V now be ei,wi.4l, and the Fff2els till the Sale; Particular+ 31.4 Catategutm may be had no the Promisee; of Mr. Nov. Solicitor, Mincing-lam?, Feneaurch-street; auk or Ntwws. Barton and V.-noor, N 0.62, Cornhill. N. It. The (onwhuld Furniture, Linen, Pristr, &c. *LI be told ou the Pint I)ey. FEEEDOLD ESTATES, NEAR PONDER'S END, A.ND ALLOTMENT ON ENFIELD CHASE. Re Mr. SMITH, At Ci.arrawayN, TO-MORROW, at It, in lives Lots, by Ot oho of the Executor, of Thome. Dykes, F.aq. dee/sc.,' : Lot. 1. Very improvable FREEIIOLD ES• Ili TATE, eligibly situate at Pundes's End, coou. prkine Three Timber Tenements, and Gaston' to each, with,/ on id Gordon Ground adjoining, containing operant. of '5O Feecin front of South street, well stocked with fruit wet, Is' we'll timber trees nod good water, lett to J. Pester, and Mr. Pharaoh, tenants .4 will, at Rents amounting to IJi . Ibi. per no, Latal T.ot m 1 wined. Lot 2. very taiiirorable Frweh"ld Estate, nearly *pooch' I, contairii.vg u;ivrards of ISO F-ct in Front of South* urea, Cflinyri4iog a Brick Dwelling !louse, large Gard,n and Orchard, and four Rrick and Timber Tenititivnt. Annan I. with Front and extensive Back Gerrit to each, left to M. a.n. Rorriff, Wahine!. Gaines, Itial.butt„ and Downing, at ain.uuting to all. IS. uer annul. 1.4.:37 A Frerth - oldAl - - containing about Tltree of to It Lipid, T)tlie Fro y pd..rant'v oituAte, au the border of Ow raid. ',ob.'s front Enfield ho Platte's R. , ' in a s°. 1111 , 11 , 1.41 l'hr buiM lag. T be v•ew.4 by le.ve of the cod Portivi'ari bad 4 the Gr yltourrl and flollybo-h, Etifteld; Four Samos, Walt ha is Cru.s: Cli,r,',l . ro.,S..iithgatu; White Hart, TottenhArt of Mr. Gak, Solicitor, R•. Redford row ; at Gartar tray's ; owl hi Mr. Smart, 2, li.oadot.nret, Royal Ette.a:!ee. YALUARLE FRI EMILE) EARN ANL) TYTilt.h. NtaRTNAMPTONSIIIRE. fty \lr# , •+. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. At CarrawAy'., on MONDAY, 12, at IW - la o'Clock, in ONE LOI'. AV.iltiable and very %1...1ir:16k FREEIiOLI) FAR ‘l, vituAte in the pariah of IKCIIESTEN, ixot v.,10t be the High Road, at.d bounded by the River tlu'ner oie Mite from 1/(cl'iL (borough, and about 13 fro.n North- Aiiiptrui; Cu iipninie the Parsonage Finn, contoming -'pit Acre, of inclowd rich grazing Meadow and fertile A.%1310 Laird, free of Great Tythis. a very good Meriting Douse, t)hfiee., and Oard.mv, with every 'weeper; Out Building, to. ger her with the improorote Tythet of C orn ' Grain, and liar, Anon( horn abo u t 70 Ace, u( old truinacdLand, in the on si-wmisisf An urkuteoptionablr good Tenant, whom Leese es. !threat Michaelmav I$o(, except 10 Acres, held from . 1 rar hr Year, At Rents amounting to 35:a1 per Annum, cAlublA of hive eve ..t the expiration of the Term. Alio. the italoornat• (;r.. it Trthea o• Com Grain and !fay, arming front let ite•e. of old inefored Lind in May he viewed. and printed Particulars had, at the Carry. Northampton. Crown, Leicriter • Sw.ui, Market 11orleirosib,r and %err ow l'Agstel; Geurge, Woburn; of the l'iLnt". o f di • Nietham;non, Le: , cater, and Coventry Papers ; Mr ilq.l lard, Solicitor, Gr iv's %le-try. tiod,on, 50h..'" 1 4 Welliargh .rouch a• the Pim? of Sale: Ind of Meow. %km tt,r, D, ke. and Co. AlJaergate-atreet, a rolou. INDO'S Ly G. DAVIDSON. No ;r, Vltyco .t , *et. St CI .o,nrs, and out:Asyut...l by W. .t the Nn. I Ml, Nadi of St. Clement's Church. wh." Au (puytypsid) gen beauty suenJed