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NA/AL INTELLIGENCE. roaTssiourn, OCT. 11. Skips in Commission at this port : Guns. Conimatlers. Royal Witham 114 (: ' 1 , 1 , 11 :17„ I w s Moutaßu ainriißbt Sanwa 74—.Lri , d A. Reaucle , e P I I WWII To Irwin Soitrtb. 74 K DrAgt.n . • 74.. —..— o.th _ . - -• Athen cline Gitard DAt-Saiitur 44 --- Seater - -, Gladiator ( Sear•Admir.il Sir I. Coffin . ... - 44 Captain D. Connelly. Visa*. 44 Hon. Captain I terbert Swam. . 44 • Captain - —. alouto ... . 34 .....--- Porker Maud ...- . - PI phioisto.ie Itionivrant. , >3B ----- Dorkson LiClntintatt.. 36 .-.......... P. Cainpbel Anathema. 3s ...--. 6 riNINA 1o e I,44:ade .. 3$ - ...-__- smart Illowoes ..d.r 21 .---- Nouns )Harp (slop snip).. 32 Lieutenant Woodyer Hikvi...... 91 Squirrel. . l4 .- Shortland autlll2ll - IS ..---- Serie Lark.. It Albacore 111 . ----eerer• Hentliker en fPi g ' ^ IS - Cartwright . - —_ Eiesb lB Salta Liberty.. 13 Craia. Cracker, Defender, and Saferua , d—gun.brigs. Arrived the 4rethesa frigate, and Scorpios sloop, &opt the North Sei station, to sail for a cruise to the westward ; and the &cis homb, with a convoy from the Downs. Sailed the Afonkey and Hardy gun-vessels, on a cruise. Arrived the Marto Coronae; from Canton, bound to Gottenburgh. OCT. 12. Arrived the Harmon, Capt. Mitchell, horn the Downs, with the loss of anchor and cables. and the Golds', Grace, —, from Newcastle, bound to Ja maica. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 10. Came ill the Nils lugger, from a cruise ; Ezpi di seqe. from Lisbon ; Betsey., Deager, him Bor deaux. detained by the Veagennre privateer; Dre Facia*, frnm nordesux, detained by the leis frigate; and the V AM, Catharinn, Young, from Bor deaux, detained by the Hero privatetr.—Wind S.E. ?A 1.5101.'11. OCT. 9. Arrived His Majesty's ship 14 Ponhim, of 16 guns. Captain Dunbar, with about eir,ht sail under convoy. among which ars the &Ist/. Q.,tintn, 'from London, and the Albion, —, from ditto. Also arrived the dna, Ribbing. from Oporto, and thy Swedish ship 1111,! . ..7.1. detained by the Lord Ne lmw privater, of Goer, soy ; she was from Stockholm. bouud to Marseilles. Passed this port, the ship rOVR WIXOM, of Lon dor, having htei captur..d by a French frigate, and given up to the crew. _A P 31144111 ship, from the East Indies, nv.sed this port this afternoon, detained by His alajesty's ship Ciikatio, and was under her convoy when she en gaged the French signadron.--Win i 5. S. E. P S. The Tosuoubt NJ Parke: arrived this day from Lisbon, in nine days.—No news.—Lett At Lisbon the thocklawl packet. SC? 1.1. V, OCT. B._ One of our Pilots, who resides on an adjacent isle, iacome to St. Mary's with information, that yester day, about four leagues from the Island, they boarded part of Admiral Cornwallis's fleet, the whole cunsistiog of 17 sail, in search of a squadron of French ships, said to have intercepted part of the West India fleet. By the Am?, Bibbins, that put in here a week hack, one of the Oporto fleet, it was apprehended the rest had arrived ; but this Pilot says, that part of the Oporto fleet were with Lord Cornwallis, as well as soine of the West India fleet.—Wind, S.E. Ot•L OCT. I. Early this morning, in a high gale Of w ind, His Majesty's fire-vessel Sfirtit, parted from her cables, in the Downs, and drove on the Deal beach ; she has since outset and bilged. The Officers and crew, and part of the materials. are saved. Remain in the Downs l His Majesty's ships as per last.—Wind N.E. blo ti hard. OCT. 12. Attived His Majesty's ship Antelope from a cruise, and remains in the Downs with the ships as per last. Wind, S.E. _ _ DOVER, OCT. 11. Remain in the Toads the Antetap,, Commodore Sir Sidney Smith, with the Tr;dirne frigate, Nrrptre, and Diadems armed ships, a corvette and a gun.brig. It blew very hard last night and this morning from the East,.l perceived one of the armed ships dtifted close under Shakespear's Cliff ; at two p.m. the wea ther more moderate, the aforesaid ship having got her anchor, and proceeded to her former station. Yesterday was sent in here, by one of His Ma jesty's cruisers, the Nanry cutter, of Dover; like wise two other cutters, for Ramsgate, and one for Yarmouth, merely on a supposition of being smug. filers, having nothing on board ; the crews are the greatest part imprest ; some few escaped in their boats. We have a small sloop in here fiom Sheer ness, called the Sherrnest, sent to fetch one of the loggers lying here, detained here as a smuggler, said to be for the purpose of carrying dispatches from the Note to the Texel ; she is a very Fast sailer, but consi dered two small for the North Sea, being about 55 tons hurthen. The brig Adair, sent in here, as men tioned in a former letter, has had part of her cargo condemned, consisting of sugar, about 100 tons, which will be for sale here on Monday next. _ . Yesterday came in here the ship iirpatne. of and from Stralsund, Captain Bloom, with timber and deals, for Dover. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Alllllslo. In the Ricer--The Fryer, Lawson, from Cl..ri.eana; Right Visiee, Hoharm, from Nerve.; Bur..as, Luchoff, and the Brothers, Stevens, from Danzic. Gr this Shan.ion...The Eiorslieth, hlanning ; Quaker, Ir. win; and the Duckworth, Wilkinson, hum Honduras. At Portsmouth—The Hope, Nichols. from Oporto At Fiauara--The Ha.t, Rowe, frornNewfoundland. At Liaboo.—The Penelope, Commie's, from Newfound land; A paha, Walker, from Riga; Andreseaggen, Ronifim; end the Sa to S.,eramento --, from Cork. At tS mrtr..--the Friendship,. Do in, from Newfoundland; , Juno, liayes; and the Arles, Liddle, from and, from Swansea; Favourite, Jones sow J ‘ • r Maddox, fours DeWitt ,• J '` Gamin, hints Leith, Furtel ne' • t • • ."'"") Good Intent, Penfold,fr o M Lonelon w : r • " rid the Fedora, from Lisbon. - ?ROM SATURDAr PrIGITTS DAZETTR. At the Court at the Ow en's Palace, the 10th of Oct. MS; Pit lIISENT. rip Ktmcr. suet Excellent Maim? in Council. It it Oil dry ordered, by Hit M nesty in Council, that the Parliament which staods prorogued to Thursday the Senn. teenth day of this instant Weber, be further prorogued to Thumday the Twenty-eighth d.ty of November next MILITARY PROMOTIONS. OR. It. 9th Reg. of Foot—Major-General Robert R-ownrige, hnm the 61th Foot, to be Cliental, vice Lieutenant-General Hun ter, &ceased. tutu ditto--Cai.tain George J. Reeves, from the ISth Foot, to be 11ajor, intiron• pore:i.se. Seth ditto—Mrior General Hon. Sir George James Ludlow, K. R from the birth loot, to be Colonel, vice General Rooke, deceased. 60th ilitto--.Majnr-General Hon. John Hope, from the half- pay of the late North Lowland Fencibles, to be Colonel- Commandant of a Batta'ion, vice Major-Gerieril Mooting, appointed to the command of the 9th Foot. To be Eusign, without Purchase. 6 - th ditto—Stephen Maincy, Gent. vice Irvine. 9bth ditto--Ensign D. Hill, from the 62d Foot, to be First Lieutenant, without purchase. 96th ditto--Lieutenant General George Don, from the 7th West India Regiment, to be Colonel, vice Sir George Lud 'ow appointed to the trornmaad of the 98th Foot. 7th West India Regiment—Major-General Isaac Ga‘coyne, from the 16th Foot, to be Colonel, rice Lienumant-Gederal Don. appointed to the command of the 96th Foot. 4th Veteran Nutshell—Brevet-Major Georg.. Stevens, from the 47th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Macna marl, removed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. STAFF. - - - To ►e Inspecting Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Coips to Irclatid, with the temporary Rank of I.:cotenant- Colonel in the Army, W. B. Boroogh, Esq. late Lieutenant• Colonel lu the nth Foot, vice hintrison, appointed to the 119th Fc it. Thomas Birmingham Sewell, Eaq. late Cspttin in the 16th Gannon Bettalion._____ MEDICAL STAFF. Losoptiere„ M. D. to ite Physician to the Forces, ,it. Buffs, naked to half pay The Kittle% German Legion. Lt Rosisest of Light Dragoon,'—C-ptain Genrge Saran Plamao, to be Major, with tenr..orary rank. STA FV Lieutenant and Adjutant Charl r Burin Hodenberg, fmm the lit Dragoons, to be Ma;or of Brigade, with the temporary rank of Captain, vice Se lint -r, 1N0M11,64. PARTNERS! lll's UISSOLVED M. Cogrisrt anti H. Lees, Manchester, Oahe.), Gingham, &c. manufacturers, Sellernhe. I, 1805 Charlton, Ilespnl, Sn:an Huttrt, of Blenneim-street, Ilanintreet, nertise., 0 to •,r I.t, 1801. James lina,il4 and Isaac Allots, of Peldlorrenthole, in the County of D..rset, farmer:, .1 on• 24, 1165. . _ 'chamois Chato a• d Rich.ld Chaffer, of Wakefield, in ths count* of Y,elc. :dot:re:V.., 4 t. toWw 1,1805. Philip Glib IJ Jll,l J a iv , I I ant, of K tlericair, in the county of tams sorgeons and soothe -wigs Junel4,lBo2. Jon. 50.,. num Kingt.wdl, rtichard Hallow,. ten I,Ai Irani Kingsford, and K,charst Halfad, jun of Canterbury, bank,. U io David taw and its, /1-an, of Goldenalans John WII, -and Wili a , .Vattelin, near the Hop p s, King street, H.tromeismitn, NIA vases, printery and marina -rs, Sept 11. 1802, Thonia.. William Tew and Michael M min, of Pontefract, in the cAtiatr of York, soliciwn, Augu t. 1803 1 . 110 , 1 W, Harrison. John Collimate, Simnel J an i Sarah Johnson, of Manchester. in the county of Lineage', cotton-animates, Aagust 29,1804 John Caliemore, *Thomas Narrismt, and Samuel Johnr , ,n, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, CW1t011..134.4U111:. tutors, Augug 29,1804. Thomas P‘clit.an and George Mdthews, No. SJO, street. in the borough of Southwark, grocers and tea..loaler,„ June 13, 1805. Jamas Achetley and Charles Whitaker, of IludJet.field, in the county of York, iodises, October 17, 11,82. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Samuel Hull WiJencks, of Liverpool, in the county of Lan , caster, merchant, dealer, and ehaptivaii, from I) n. 1% to DT.. 3, et ten, VA the Fleet prison, iu the Fleet-market, in tile en, in . London. Peter Duffy, late of Newman.etreet, Ov ca , rl-rnan, in the county of Middles nr, winc-incrcha it, deal , -., .od rhapni.lll, horn that. 15, to Nov 5, at ten, at God Inall, London. BANKRUPTS. Michael Faye% late of 11%h-street ' in the borough of South wark, linen-draper and stay• maker. dealer, and cha;nnati, to sutrender, 09. 15, 26, and Noy. 23, at tweiv- at G. 1.411.111, London. Att .roeys, Mews. Thomas and inotuel Nay.er, .real Newitortnareet, Lone Acre. Anthony Macklin, of Common-urvet, Soho, in the County of Middletex,linen-d.aper, to surrender, 0.1. 1.5 slid 29, at ' ten, and Nov. Li, at one, at Guildhall, I.ardow. Attorney, Mr. Smashed, Laurette-stage, Fleet...omM Daniel I lotfman, i.f lietao-iareet, Ida .g Acre, in the parish of Saint Giles in the r . eits, in the county of \lidrilecek, ' clieesemonger dander cad enaprnan to sorrendir,OA 15. 29, at teh, and Nov. 23, at one, at teoil!lhall, Loodon Attenarey, Mr.ltodgnari, Charks-atoot Bt.Janitres stows. Ill.herl Boon, late of Citadel, in the comity of Somerset, Jobber of caul ~ dealer and clapman to surrender. OA 19, and Nov 2 . .1, 23, at ten, at the Lomb Inn, in Rodgevater, in the connty of S ..-1, rut. A miner, Mr Ways, WI Igewater ; and Messrs. Slake, Couleecourt, Carey street, London. t. John Johnson, 4, Ahearn Dill , in ,he city of Loud n, linen-d-a,:er, denier aft shapinan, to surrender. 0.. t. I', 29, and Nov. Li, at ten, at iddhall. Attorneys, Mews. French acid Willnuea, Catilmair..,m, Ito:learn. DIVIDENDS. Nov I. Richard Richardson, Lie sf Pages-walk, Bermontl sey,in the county of Su toy, flue andsinemaker, d aler and chapruars (but nova prisoner in the King's Bench prison), at twelve, at Geddltail, Louden. Nov.ll Elizabeth Fttrin, Bolton toi lie Minor., is Use county palatine of Lancaster, tldLne, , at eleven, at Guild hall, London. Nov. 5. James Haigh, of Kentstatiet, in das thorough of South wa:lc, la the county of Surrey, staglarnaste , , woolicn-draper, de-Lr, and cicipmaii, at ton, at Guildhall, Lantos'. Dec. 19. !mac Valery, late of Andlen place, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chapmaii, at ten, at Gu let all, London. Nov. 4 Robert Bakewell, now or ate of Br ides street, near Covent. Garden, in the county of Middlesex, coffce house- keeper, dea'er and t hapmaii, at ten, at Guildhall, Lo .de n t. Nov. 2. Henry Davis, of Ports's, in the coanly of South amparn, merchant, ship-owner, dealer and coaputaii, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov 4. George Andrews,late of Hulybourne., in the comity of I lanipshire, tanner, dealer and chapmati, at teleran, at Guild hall, London. Nnv. b. Stephen Hanley, late of Gramington, in the coun ty of York, mercer, at ten, at titiddltall, London. Nov. 30. John Davison, of Ilyde.street, Bloomsbury, in the county of Mihilemx, .teel-mannfanurer, dealer and chap man, as ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 5. James Harman, of Great Ruud-street, 111nrimilinry, in the county of Middle-ex, haberdasher, dealer and chap man, at ten, at Geildhall, London. Dec. 16. Thomas Leeming, of Preston, in the Couuty.ra !stills of Uneasier, worsted-manotfafturer, dealer and chap man, at eleven, at the house of Robert Belcher, the Sun Inn, in Bradford, in the county of Yotk. Loa 7 . Patrick Megan and Arthur Suother, late of the Cie s .CW4 in the Minories, London, meichants,dealers and chap no .4 tea, at Guildhall. Dee. .5 'Thomas Poylston late of Nicholas-lane, London, m-rehant, at e!eren, at dui:dhall. Dec. 3. Thomas Eraser, late of NichoLas-lanc, London, mer. chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec 16. William Chapman, of Preston, in the Covaity Pa latine of Laucasttr, w4ratell-aaaeufactur:r, dealer areal chap 1. man, at Ovum.. at the. hale' ItAtiOt 'Licher, the Sun Inn, in rradforti s in the etronty of York. Nov. S.. John Stdpbens, of Liverpool. in the county Lan caster, thefihint.. at ten, at thi .. houie Of Thontat flafnit son, fon;iii Dal!-Street, Liverpool. Noe 2. Thoniat Smith, • of the White ILA, Grote-street, Deptford, in the Bounty of Kent, vi.lualler, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Nov. Y. Matthew Mrekenire, of Fleet-street, in the city of London, vintner, dea'er and thatimsii, at ten, at Guildhall. CEKTIFICAJES —Nov. 2 Thomas Don•re, late of the city of London, and of Wal tharniusw in the county of Essex, broker, dealer and chair man. Christopher Johnson, of Great Stambrrde in the county of Essex, increlistit, dealer and clispmaii. John Formby, Lite of Newburgh, within Lathom, in the coun ty of Lancaster, biscit.mith, dealer and chairman. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS A I' GUILDHALL, TO MOOltoW. M. W Charles Curzon, Portsea, llsrupshire, shopkeeper . 10 George llarrieon,Globe-street,St. John, Wa p ping, car penter - - - - - - 10 Peter Duffy, late of Newman-stre.t, Oxford-ruad, Middlesex, wine-me/client - - 3 10 Anthony William Jeff:rson, Rathbone-place, llsfor,!- street, Middlesex, clitua-man - 3 10 Joa.,llGithagan, Broad street Cita osimers, London, mer chant . - - - DIVIDEND. Barnabas Campbell, late of Prince's.cquare, Ratcliffe - highway, Middlesex, Omura:tee-broke. - 10 CERTIFICATES. John Overt, of the town of Cardiff, in the county of Glamor • Can, unser, dealer and chapman. William Mayor, of Preston, in the county of Lancaster, wisullen-draper, dealer and chapman. RE3I.4RK.4RGE PERSONS. SITU ACT IRON AN HISTORICAL DICTIONARY, OF Fl MOST REMARK %RLE PERsuNg IN ENGLAND AND WALES.—Publistiell in 1692. (Contained from a former Paper ) • ARTHUR PLANTAORHET, TISECIVNT LISLE, 132 x son of King Edward IV. ivving been im prisoned upon suspicion of a praaice for betraying of Cal•ce to the French, whilst he was the King's Lienten int there, was found to be innocent of the fa& Thereupon the King, to make him some reparation for his disgrace. sent him a ring, and a very gracious message, whereof the Viscount took so great joy, that the night following he died of that very joy, about l POINTS, A nnhle family in Gloucestershire, whereof there were of late years Knights of great worth. REGINALD vitt, Born at Stovertao Castle, in Staffor.lshire, was near related to King Henry VIII. He was bred in Corpus Christi College, Oxford ; King Henry VIII. allowe 1 him a pension, and sent hint be and the seas. where 5 todvilig at Padua, he became a perfect Italian ; and attained great credit by his eloquence, I -ar .g, an] good life Ile was made Deacon 'or intal by P.4nl 111. ant was appninted one of the time Presi.lents mf the Council of Trent, for he was a person he. fern passion. After the death of Paul 111 P lewis at midnight in the Conclave chosen to sitcc ed hint; the refusal whereof, under the isorino of a deed of d k mess, wss by the Italians In krd upon as a piece of dullness in our Cardinal. Next day. expeainz a re-ele.ftion, he saw Julius chosen in his place. But afterwards was :wade Arch bishop of Canterbury by Queen Mary, after which he died in a few hours, in 1553. PoPii A Di, A most ncble, ancient, and knightly family in So mersetslire, whereof Sir John Popham WAS born at Hontworth. When a youth, he was wild enough in his recreation. at sword and buckler. After wards he applied himell to a more profitable fenc ing, the study of the Common Law, wherein he I.ec ime emiiwnt, for which he was prefetred Lord Chet Justice of E igland He used exemplary se verity against maletadors. He died in 1604. JOHN FOYDRAS. A tanrer's son of Exeter, called himself son of Edward 1., and said, that by a false nurse he was stolen out of his cradle, and Edward then reigning put in his pl Ice ; but he was soon convicted of his falsehood, and confessed he did it by the motion uf a familiar spirit, which he had in his house in the likeness of a cat, whom he had se: ved three years. Bet he was hanged for his folly in 1315. SIR ANIAS PaCiTut:, Of an ancient family at Cricket, in Somersetshite, WAS a real seaman ; in 1588 he seized on the Ad miral of the Galiasses, wherein the Governor, with most of his men, were either burnt or killed. In the year 1595. he took the Isle of Puerto Santo, in the West Indies, and the Isle of Cochi ; surprised the fort and town of Coro, sacked the city of St. Jager, entered Jamaica, and returned safe home. He died about the year 1604. James raLsron, Born at Heyford. in N. itliAmptenshire, and bred in Cambrikir, hec4m- 1)n for of Divinity. He was so far from eminency before he commenced Master of Arts. that he was but little above contempt ; but soon After, his skill in philosophy rendered him the general respell of the University. lie was the greatest pupil manager in England, for he had per /eft command of his passion, with the Caspian Sea, never ebbing nor flowing ; and %I/mild not alter his composed pace for all the whipping which satyrical wits bestowed on him. He died in 1628. ROBIERT PULLEN._ Art Englishman ; by reason of the wars, went over Mtn France to study, where he improved him self in learning both human and divine. From thence he retarned to restore learning, which ran low in Oxford, by reason of the wars, for he tw•as made by nature booth to learn and to promote learn ing. He therefore himself taught gratis, and got able masters and professors from other nations, *horn he maintained at his own charges, and en deared them to him by his obliging carriage. For all which he was much renowned in the Court of Rome, whither be was civilly invited by the Pope, who created him Cardinal, by the title of St. Euse bius. He died about ISM Lately, the shop of the bii,s Juzoss, of Temple row,' Birmingham, was broken open, And goods to the amount of 2001. were taken out, by which those industrious ladies have been beret of meat part of that little property which their prusleucc sold economy had struggled to obtain. PRICI bit STOORS. YESTERDAY. • per Cent. Reaurerl ' 5'17,1 II per C •nt 'C•reau'e . , 401:4 4 per Cent • • i 1441 ea d:r. b 1•14(74Ftt. Navy Ullll4llllO . K 5: India Run,l Escheruiv Silty par Si. prem. I:141kb Lottery 'Tidiet* 2Ol. sr. CUTI•U4 fur . 5B; SO T. BINH, Stocit.hrolter, No. 4, Cerehit% and 9, Cliarintrcresr. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS —Oct. S. Gov. Oebe,ltures ) per Cent • . .9411 Grand Canal Loan. 5 per Cent ''..; Royal Canal Dian, 6 per cent .. • • ...... 911 ;GE--FasnAr. Orr 11. Ven,c. 6O 611 (►l.nrto 5l. Dokl.n Cork I 1 •ultlull I. 1 d. Poriueal Gobi in Cain and Bap• pet ed., 4 0 0 Do°Vann* .....•• • 0 0 0 New Dollars Silver in Ran n v New Louis each Asia en the Bank ot yi per Cent. 1. 4.). ..... a t. 1) • 1) 7ll o) M46I days. MARRIAGES. COURSE OF EXI Irtitterlain 36 0 1 U. Diet" at Sight .3 Rotterlam c. f II S 2 U. IlJniburgh 34 0W!. A:tona Parts 24 12 D.Ol. Us 2l 0 12.tudeau . 15 I Cadiz Madrid Bilboa Leghorn 5ll Naples 6 e 4,4 4s Dublin on London (00, Piellwit on London (00. Belfast oo Dublin (Ditto A few days ago, at Brourehouse, Malinlech, Yorkshire, Mr. William iditUtSnli, farmr-r, aged 82. to Mrs. C. Mara ray, aged G 7, being his fourth wife. The bridegroom has 82 childrm, grand-Thildren, and great grandchildrm. The bride has 33 children and grand-children . At Cheltenham, on the Bth irbtant, Francis Baiiiilton. Esq of Belvidere, county of Antrim, to Misr Elisabeth Lucy Reiley, youngest daughter of the late John Reiley, EN , of Scarva House, County Down, lrelsiid. HIGH WATER THIS DIY Al' LONDON BRIDGE, MOlO. ..311 tule after 6 Even.... II min. after 7 SALES BY AUCTION. KINGSGATE, ISLE OF THANET. By Mews. SKINNER, DYKE, and CO. On T I lURSD AY, October 17, at Twelve, at Garrawter, I a Four Lots if not previously disposed of by Private C o Lot I.A CAPITAL FREEHOLD REST. DENCE, of handsome elevation, and suiia fur a family of re pectability, with lIIIMOTOYS and exteowve offices ..f every deicription, pleasure-ground, glide.., sod surrounding land, containing in the whole about dO acres, formerly tl.ti teat of the late Henry Lord Holland, most de- I.glitfully situate at Klusgate, in tho Ide of Thane, corn.es.id ing a full anti uninterrupted win of the sea, and an artO.V.IO 41.11•01C111 tram the tohi,uxable and much-adautrd e.tchry,- 1 ,1, c0l a t M.••lte and B•nad. t . . Lot 2. Au cacol'aust Freels Id Redd-nee, situat i u fr.,s , of the gra, eAtie I the C.4.tle, a warioos and •Litely stroc•or •, otttt coach•hrious, stibnite, and other convenient las, a a ,4 adj.tining land, coiltiii.ii's wear five sere•. I. it 3 A Fr-•ehad Esiaw, cou,ating ..f the es.ah'i lel and wrli-aerustrinie I tavern. tfie sign of the Nob', Ca;tai r 1/.gb , with stthlt.ig, All I 1.1h12 suitable ere.:ttou:, and /AU, a• - •tte and a 11. , :f of la,d, ,not 4 , •.•rahly emir • Gar toto.tros, new itt the occupation of Mr. Osros On .kin, *.nant as will. Lot 4 A li ,, rhuld Estate, consiating of a se ,• tautial burst hn ,se, barn, suede, and 'out-boi drop, garde.), and slorut 99 acres of 'awl, .xtet.ttinf tit Ilia sea, no the occupation o: Mr. Ileum Dunkin, Arlie has ounce to quit at Ch. jAIM34. With this lot w.. 1 be sold the lunar erected to the memory of the Right Honourable Thomas Harley, I, rid Mayan of kora 'es• in the 'ear 1763, and alto ttvo other erections, cad N tulle'. Temple, and Aix Ruo,hien. To be vi'mreel by Tickets only; which may be- karl . e Mr. Gore, CeAl-svare, Margate ; o. of Mev.rs Skinner, Dec., alai Co. 6111,-ri g ate-street, who are 2uthoriaed to treat for the ale by private contract. Partueola-s may be had at the °thee of Mesa a Sawlons and I)errinc, Margate, where a plan may he men ; also at the Digby Tavern, mwl Mitehener's Hotel, Nlargate ; King's Head, itainsgate ; Fouritaiii and tug's Inns, Canterbury ; Row, Sittinyibourne ; Crown, Rrulra-•, hull and Gen gv, Dartfoid ; Ships love,; and place of sale. flan: of the lots may Us seen at the Ca,tte, King-gate. VALUABLE TREF.HOLn MINFRII. ESTATE, THE LAYD•TAX REDEEMED. By Mr. PALMER. At the White Lion Tavern, Bristol, nit FRIDAY, the 25th ' Instant (unless previutuly disposed of by Petrel* co:,u.a, of which Notice will be given), A Most Desirahle and very Valuable FREE HOLD ESTATE, situate in the parish of ISEDWEL TY, and county of MON‘TOUtIi ; comprising (upon the surface), several consunient FAR‘IS, of about 1,340 Acres , of Arable, Meadow, and Pastore Laird, with necessary Bull ing, let to Tessairte at Will, except two, who bold tOr about two and a half years; about 730 Acres of Coppice Wood Lend in hand ; and also an unlimited right of FaSturage upon Maar h4le Mountain, of about 500 Acres; the Minerals under which, exclusively beloiM ;;. the Estate. This Estate costa n 4 several Vents or Beds of Coal rind Ina Stone (which are raseeepiifiel by a reference and &seriph , a annexed to the Plan .4 the Estate, declining Southward as the s.rhowy and Elono riven fall, at an «toy clip of about 2 incl es iii that yard), both of excellent qua' , tits; the furrow particidas ly so for exportation and for manutasturing , -f iron. Great Advantages will aria? nom the neutral form and sties , tiro' of this Estate, owurytto the rallies ois each .it brio! .., . low, and the Coal Groom,' between them much elevat..4, .... that really llones. levels may he driven, at an easy ea eo.fr, into four of the upper Bela of Coal (which at? opened ; ~., of seven, and three of three feet thick each) 13iug ender at le,' 1,00 . merriest land. The Vein next tell v the above four will he &tined and worked by longer le. eh ; and the lowest Gal Vries, wits tba 1 twit Beds of Iron Stone, will be worked by l'itts and lures Engines. • The Above two ranges of Veins of Cual,3llllthe lower Beds fir Iron Stone, lie under the whole of this relate, of about ::',R.RI Acres -- the workable Veins of Coal in this estate are 16m num ber, and widest tore:her, make about libi feet. In short, evert' Vein of Cool, and loon Stone, that is drscovereri and worked iii the range of iron works front Aberdare to Blueohavon, hey dn. der this estate. The greater part of the Estate is bounded by the Rive., 1.1. boo and Sirliowy ; and the Minerals may, with MOH , fdr•l:tri be worked either to be conveyed clown the S•Lhrovi no 4 Rad. Road, turd 'wit oho Elboo-Vale Rail-Road and Canal to New. port, where ships of any burden may resort. N.R. There is a large trantotv of timber growing one the farm lands and in the coppice woods. For further particulars, apply to G. TS. Tyndale, Esq IS, cidn's-inn.fields, London; Mr. T. M. Crutwell, Solinto. Math; John Noble, Esq. Willi. Bengoirgli and Pittner, sod Mews. Brook and Smith, Solicitor., 8111101 4 Mr. Edward Thomason, Bermingham; Mr Edward Boys, Solicitors Brii;ir water; Messrs Williams and Ministering, Solicitors, Exeter; L. C. Daubus, Esq. of Truro; James Moor, Esq. Falmouth; Mr Edward Martin MOrtiltall, near Swansea ; all of whom wilt chew a plan and rental of the Estate ; and alma of Mr. Joint Thomas, of Abercarne, near Newport, Mouinuuth•hire, whet will chew the premises. . - - LONDON :—Print,cl by G. DAVWSON, No. 17. Duke C" -rt, Boer Str.-et, Coyest Ganle.i, and Publnheil at th , Office, No 15, Back of St. Clement's Cburcb, Ser.ti.J by W. STUCK, of No. 7, New Bolton Stitt:. Lam Ac.t where Online for the Paper, Ilk. (poniepaid) wiß Ido Car of needed De. ■ 2 10 I _ 1 4