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1. I+i' IAtELLit;EACt. COMM OF ILlNCireilLucH, Waerniestee. Nov- 9. The Coat was occupied the whole of this morn ing. in hearing and disposing of minions for new trials. Their Lotishipe were dressed in their fell scarlet roles (the Chief Justice. with the insignia of that "dice). for the receptint of the sew Lotd Mayor. 01105 r. ett.isov awl °TRU,. This was an shim; for fake imprisonment, add bed been tried the last assizes lor York Mr. &leant CUCILILL applied for a Rule to set aside the verdict of 201! obtained by the Plaint iff, and that a new trial should be had, upon two grooads. First, the incompetence of a Juror and s secondly, dh the grounds of excessive de mars. ft appeared. upon the affidavit. that one John Mss? had Item sworn upon the Jerry, who, upon inquire. it was discovered. was not a freeholder of that minty. but theson of a man of the name nsme,_ who was a freeholder, and regularly summoned; Mot. not choosing to attend himself, sent this young. man is his Owe ; and, answering to the same name. he was swore upon the Jary, and ailed for sortie time in that capacity, before the constable, wets served the summons, discovered the mistake. it farther appeared, that be was only in his one and twentieth year, which was a further incompetency. In support of this objeiion, the LearnedSeij•aia cited the case of Norman and Beauman. in Wiles Reports, and several other appropriate cases. Mr. Justice Le BLANC asked how 'many MUMS had been vied be the lease Jury, en that day ? as they all must be in the maw redieensent. Mr. Pate answered, that it was oe the following week& the incompetence of John Mangle was discovered Mr.Seajcant Cocasst. contended, sat the second ground% namely of recessive damages, was still stronger. The Plaintiff. is this caw, James Dixon,l Esq. was a Colonel in the East India Company's service. and $ native of Soodisad. One of the De fendants (Mr. Crochets) having a writ against a gams of . the same name. was i n fo r med by M r . Allait.'en warner (another Defendant). that a gen dews% of that rases had lately arrived at t larrow gni, from the North. Clutters, accordingly, sat down a writ from London, with a 'Mame descrierdhe of the Defendant, which "sadly corresponded with t'end Dime's person. Mr. Allen. acciwdingly, ad ea him, and, wiling his business, asked his name which the latter told him. and said he was net derma but refused to give him any Nobs," eatiatbes; threatening co kick hint out of Jolts. Mr. Anse Paired. and being thus insulted, he had the Coked arrested soon after ; be again mid, he was not die person. but persisted in his refusal to answer farther interrogatories. The Sheriff find ing it a very peculiar case, the debt b r ing c on. siderahle. and the description answering so exatily is every particular, obliged the Colonel to give bail before he was enlarged, which was done a very short nine after the arrest. Upon these grounds the Lassoed &leant sought a new trial. Coart.--at Take a Rule to stew cause. on the last rounds." twa tom, v. SLUM Stamm, ABBOT, lissi WINES'. This was an iitforn;ation filed by the Attorney- General, against six Defendants. for a riot at the late elitirros for the Borough of Knaresberough. in 1604. The dale Defendants, Allen. Hughes, and Abbat e had been coevided, and the ether three were et ir d llsejeset Hatwooo, en behalf. of Allen sad AlRlsges Mega WWI aside the convitlirn, as against these two persons, and for a new trial, upon the gram& that these persons were in a different pines front that stated in the indidmetn at the time of the riot; and also on the informality of the five fine consti In it. On the evidence of Sir John In *fishy. who was Iligh Bailiff. it had appeared, that as he was proceeding along with Mr. Wilson, no. titer Magistrate. to hold the election at the Tomb. Hall, he found the steps filled by a great rnob;cit people, who talked a great deal of nonsense ; amongst whom the Defendants were foremost. and permeated the eleainn from going on. The fae. however, was, that these Defend-sots were in the Market-place. Lord EL I. eueolocon, " Where a part of the riot was carried on, and answered the general pur pose of the rioters, it was flegraate tomtits, and formed a part of the whole riot. " The neat objedion was to the five t ct counts, which stated many circentaances technic objeded to by the Learned See/amt, particularly that part where two Bailiffs were mentioned ; this, he con tended, was erroneous, as there never was more flan one Bailiff to the Borough, and the precept was never climatal to oe're than one. It 'Rimed, however, that there were two Bailiffs, though the precept was direded but to one, a second person. even on this occasion. had oaciated in that capacity. and the Court accordingly assumed that there were two. The application was therefore refused, and Lied ks.sonaieriossass observed, that when these persona were brought op for judgment, and that the Court had the Judge's report before them, they would further consider the subjed. saLoou sr LILT. This was an anion for breach of agreement, and tried before the Chief 11.11•011 the last Assizes far Cambridge, when a rerdiet was entered, by consent, for the Plaintiff, subjeet to the present application to the Court. Mr. Serjeant Sector said, this •was a Motion, either to set aside the Ver..lia, or for the Plaintiff to answer the matters of an affidavit. The Plaintiff was a Brewer, and the I)efendant a Publican. It wes agreed between these parties, that the 'raw was to have a house. which be should keep open at,. sU hours, for the entertainment of guests in thee, haul way ; and it was (neater stipulatpd,,that the Defendant was to sell the beer and ale the Plaint iff only, at the rated peicei. But, in Ihia latter point, the breach was assigned. as the Defendant sold the beer and ale of ocher persons, in Conse quence of which Use action was brought. On the Fart of the Plata:' but Inc witless was culled to prove the agreement. Ihe l)eieodant. however, 'hewed, that the Plaintiff, had refused to supply him with beer or a 1.., and the learned Judge di teded this uppitestiun to be made to the Court. Lord Ei.i.saisoao‘un.-..4. When iike 'Quid sac Aipply him with beer himsa he ought not to gen., vent him from buying from any use else." Mr. Witsou, for the Plaintiff, istswered, that the Defendant ottbd d Urge &foetus ei)reeb be could mow get fie Mei* be mho, and that tena the Mien he refused the Weer. The Coast ordered the ?tapir to answer the affidavits. About three o'clock, the se* Lord Mayor, attend ed by the Recorder, and several Aldermen, appeared at the bar, and prayed that the usual warrant to, pnieeuee ata defend for the city might be records.: The Recorder then, in the name of the 1.0 Mayor, invited their LQrdthips to dinner at the Mansioa.house. CrIMMOK PLEAS. MOODIII P I e. •At.a. Serjeant Lass, on the put of the Plaintiff, moved fur a rule to shew cause why the nonsuit in thi; case should not be set aside, and a n-w trial granted. the cause came on to be tried at the last Norwich Assizes. It etas an *akin brought by the Plaintiff, who was a serge manufactoter. to recover the value of a quantity of shawls, which had been sold to the Defendant. Mr. Gale pleaded that he was a working mint:- falturer, employed In the Plaintiff, and that these goods were given to him, in lieu of payment in cash, for work done ; contrary to the 22d George 11. chapter 12s and . subsequent statutes, which subjelt the manuiairrer to a penalty of 101. for paying the wages of lees workmen in any other manner th in in cash. At the time of the trial, the Plaintiff, not having evidence ready to contradia this plea, suf feted himself to be nensutted. Serjeant Lees now moved to set aside the non suit, on the poundnf its being obtained by surprise ; at the same time stating, that, at the next assizes, the Plaintiff would be able to prove, in the most satisfaftory nuaaer, that he had always paid the Defendant's wages is ready money, and that the shawls in question had been given on credit to the Defendant's wife, who kept a shop, and dealt in these The Court observed, that the Plaintiff should have been better prepared with evidence at the last but granted a rule, nisi. Immo 0. WALLIII. Serjeant BUT moved for a rule to show cause why the nonsuit entered against the Plaintiff in this cause should not be set aside, and the parties be sent to a new trial. The caws was tried before Sir .1 a If ea Mame' etas, at Guildhall, in the Sittings after Term. It eat an :iron brought by the Plaintiff. who was cook on board the Ind . s,erion frigate, of which the Worthen was Captain, to recover three years wages, and prin.-money to a large amount, slue to him as such. kite has of the case, as stated by the Plaintiff% Counsel, were as follow While the Plaintiff served on board the Defendant's ship, he bad several times defnandedhis wages from the Captain, but was conetalltly put of on some pretence or other. One day, while the viss eel lay at Syracuse. he went into' the Captain's cabin, and was particularly peening is his demand for his wages; the ensesquesce of which was, a falling out between him and the Captain, who instantly-ordered him to de duty before the mast.. He went on deck accordingly, but had%tot bent there long. when the Lieutenant ordered Vim in stantly to leave the Alps this he *at 'fent refused ; bus being .threatened with the ropee'endl, he. at length, complied, mid went es 'shore •at Britain.. From this, he, after sea daze; niade hips *ay to England; and having demanded his pay at tlm Navy Office: wee add beitlsrld not *even it, as . Captain Waller, on his return, had placed an R. after his name (rneaninerun anay). In consequence of this, he commenced his salon against Captain Waller, but not being able to prove that it was by the order of the Lieutenant be quitted the ship. 111004111 t was entered against him. Serjeant Base now moved for a new trial, on the *rounds that the Witnesses, who coutiPproie the or. ders of the Lieutenant, were at sea, at the time of the trial, and that he was now prepared to go into evidence to the fullest extent. • Sir Jaeas Maris, mt. Et said. that RUM observa tions he had made on these kind of sakes, brought by sailors agaiast their officers, he was convinced it would not be forwarding the ends of justice to en , courage them. In the present instance, from the evidence which was adduced on the trial, he did net think the Plaintiff had a right to eepea the Court to set aside the non.suit.—Rule refused. NAVAL INTELLIGENCIr. POILTIINOSITS, NOV. Si Arrived the Sylph sloop of war. with General Doyle on board, from Guernsey. Admiral Sir go; ben Calder remains under pursuing at the Mo. therbaok. Wind N.E. PLYMOUTH, NOV. 7. Came in ,the reirwsenth packet, Captain Wales. from Bengal, with an account of peace in India; Cheerio gun-brig, from a cruise; a French brig. prize to a gus-twig ; a French chasse-nsaree, prim to the Dispatch sloop of war ; the Stade Leder, Tree. lull. item Bourdeadx, detained by the lien priva teer ; the &slag Tiarllii, Scouberg, from Malaga, detained by the Vengeanse privateer ; the brig Speed well, of Chichester, Harrington, master, from Wa terford, for London—she was captured of the l‘aad's-end by a French privare er , and retaken by the Morale,., sloop of war. NOV. 9. Arrived the Cruiser Sloop of war from a cruise, and the Dowd:as sloop ca war from Sheerness. FROM LLOYD'S LLOYD'S I.IST. ARPIVID At Liverpool the Cenribi Gray, from Vty Ante; Ynufvg John, Rubinson, frees Narva; Martha, lino Init.on, front New Prevalence; Martin, Littleratd, from Holmium. and the Benjamin, frogs St. Llecie. Li the Clyi—oblve Paine, Reid I and the Benson, Spence, hems Trinidad: At lAireerar•—•the Fenny, Graham, from Liverpool. At Neve•Y•ialt—the Orb, Reynold., from Li , erpool. At JlC , llith—toe Gn,hrolgt, Connll. fron. Liverpool; Nuys", from Africa • GtUrp., Purer., hoar T or t o l a; Fame, IFlnitriwaite, true Whit. haven; Vigilant. James; and the Actor, Neil, tent C.rk; Prince Edward, M.cabe, frees Dublin; Mania, Pines. heal dri4el; rioltrtion. ham LooJon; Albion, Crauheld; and the Hurt, Eating ; from Clyde. It • At St. Helena—the I.i.nd Eldon, Tottenham, Fiedei tea, teglebarp; Skelton Came, ard ibis main, hum Ind.., St Vincent's, Pmbhanii; and the Unionism, Caoimmtr, fawn the boort; ;ems • " - - (Ji IS. 110) Thnini• Chonen and MMus Hill 4alim . Saint Piturii. square. Ilirm inghani, gilt MO retaaufacturees. Nov. I, ISO). Thwart, RoSinson, they younger, god Joseph Shipman, holla et Birminwli km, is the cormity et Weeartek. beash-rnakere. Noe. S. ISIS S snivel R and ripsial Yining, tM loaner* at the **ay no 114.t01. ea and eoltaiinnon. Nov. 7, INS. Wilma "'ulcer, if Hestm Norris, 1, the county of Lamaist'', and John Swindell, of Stockport, in the county of Chesser, VAtell ador ers an manufacturers Net S. 1103. Smite' Liwrelca awl Gowen William Synis, of she clay of Undo& Wilke and brandy merchants and distil - me. Nee. 11, Illy Kirhyd Jackson, Thomas Rainforth, and Joh% Miklaoris %tunic, London &lid Manchester warehousemen, Oct So, John Haywood and Giallo Cording'', of Mile End-teed, in min C..miry 4 Maidlesel, floor-cloth amoufaeturers and • etc Nov. 4, ISOS • James Mon.low, Edward Anabeld, Anthems Baldwin, and W.ll,arn Sart ain, of Birmingham. illpiplPlll. Dec.3l, 1504. Thomas Moacteer sod Alexandar Patterson, both of %lan eh eater. i 3 the county of LancaMer, calico prisons. Nov. S. 18,*5. ler.hiait Carter and R +beet ?niter, of the city ofCrenritry. and Sint kiln's-lane, London. stUthsen and tnanufacterers. Oct 11, 1805. Sarnu•l %Vold and John Wend, both of Weneheetter„ in eta County of Ltoraster, cotton spinners. OR. 26, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Francis Lord, late of Skinner-street, Bonier% Town, is the pari.h .4 Si. Pancras, in the county of Mid.licosit, tallew chanller and 'a. toad, from November lc, to 30, at ten, at London. BANKRUPT. James Br of Sicn.trund El .14 ht the county of Stirrer,. victualler, dealer and chapman to surrender •Novedeber 19, 2it and Decelithrr 21.. it 4611. at 411iWIMII, Attorney, Mr. Sliepcutt, Hart -.treat, Blonnishitry. . • • . Stepnim Yealte, late"( Ransigate..in the !Ile of lfharlet, in the county of Keut, cuprite', huskier, dealer and chapsean, •c. surrender, November 1.1, 29, and &emitter 21, arum, et. G 4041141, i 3 the Calf of Canterbory.' Artemis, — Messrs. S.wkdis and Daring, M agate; and Mr. Taylise, Southlimitoo. build•ngs, Chaucery.lad • George. G. sea, of Great Wavier-erect, Culdliath-balds, in the cmanty of Maidl oeir, linenolraper, dealer and charmer), surre•ider, Nvvrsuber I?, 19. and Dtr'ember It, "at ten. at London Attorney, Mr. Langley, Plunabtrae street, (looms sir,. (teary Rudhail , late of Broad street, in the city of Bristol, silk inerct, dealer and clupman, to sorrel) ler. Noreutbir Id, 13, at el:- turi Da...comber 21, at ten, at the house of Samuel Pasta", innholder, called the Rummer Tavern, siteate in All I:stints-lane. in the city of Bristol Attorneys, Mr...tette% No. It. Virsjaslita. London ; and Mr. Martin. Eseliamprbeild. ings, John B ...den, late of the pariah of Glossop, lit the county of Ller'ay, m.sfinner, deale.. .11 eltspinan, to 'lntender, Nlvenitter it, and .f;ecermli •r 21, at three, at the Royal Oak lo•i, .I•urliester. Attunsays, Mews. 3 4'0 1 " cad rtedf, I.nnd ; and Mr. W• 1 1411411. No. 9, Spring.garde n s Illlatel•ester. lames Fratcl;••7, or Walbreolc, tortillas, merchant, to sur render, Nerehilier 49, 13, and December 11, et one, at Guild hall... Attorney", l.l , eirs. Near and Williams, No. 9, Old buildings. Lincoln'. Ina. C'•aries 11.2150 n, .I • Ape in the county of StelF.r.l, miller and ironmonger, tn. aulletidtv, November 25 26, and. Dheeruillier 21, at Ten, at• therhouse Qf Eliathetit I Ear weld,. !amen bp the sign of the Wait Hart,. Fettle borough. of Stet fool, looks county of Stalked. Attorneys, Mawr*. Swan nod Thomas, litapleAnis, I,unilort ;. and ,Mr. J. 2.0 Lilly Parker,... . Masud. e monkey, late of the city of Peterbonsegh minante of Nenharopton, money stenos:ter, to atirrender, Norlonlier 1209, and December at cleft's, at the King's .54 ) 11 n. OtNerestket, in theonnsty SuSeUt. Astasug,A Giles Grins Shinolane, London. IRettoyl Fowl, or airmingbam, to the onatry ref -Warwick. waircherst, dealer and elta:.ota.., to sun , •nlJr. Nov-Mbar 19. 30, and December 11. at eloern, at the Snakapeare Tavern. in Sweeten., Birmingham. Attorneys, Menne. Bolton. Savage, and Spike, Llmscourt, Temple; and Weesre. lkslford and Gies; Birmingham, imert Adkins, new is late of the Wlelt . m. in the parish of libeffela, in the county - of York, mu near...m.ler, to surrend Dessenalber 1.4, and 21, at eleven, at the Atievl 100, in Shef field. Attorneys, Maws. Allen Exley, and St eke, Furni. wart Inn. Landon ; a n d M r bh:tarwood, Shelled. Eheneen Whine/Meg, el Liverpool, in the roomy of Lan- AWN*. Illlefthall%ll6lkf and chaptna - i, to surrender, December 14,1 f, and 21, at one, at theft...no of Henrilfurstuie, the Globe Tame, in Johneareet, Liverpool Attune", Mr. George Orred, Liverpool ; and Illes,n Cooper and Lowe, Southarriptmt buildings. London. William Simms of Birmingham, in t enunty of Warwick, gilt and oilier toy-tinker, &ales and eha moan,' to annelid*. December 2, at fear, 3, ;id It, ea eleven, at the Shak ip are Tavern. is New•strett, Birmingham. Attarneys, Mewl. Taw rant and Mimic Ch s: ineHaute. Eanationi sad Mr. William Elkingtoa,T.deple-Wreat. Bantingliatu. DIVIDENDS. Doc. 4. William Thompson. of Manch•ster, in the county el Lancaster, Amber and iimptuan, at Oran, at the Bridgewater Ara. Inn,in Mancheater. Nev. 19. 1/animism tyre, new or late of Tnkenhouse-rani, London, merchant, dealer and chapeau,. at ten, at Guild . hall, London. Dec. 14. Jahn Cast, of Printeavetneln. BAN in the ca,sty of hfiddlinies, upholsterer, dealer and clapenn, at one, at Guddholl, I .enowt. Dec. 17. Dori I Fib , of Long-acre, in the parish of St. Kar tie in the Fields ' in the county of hficlJl•mx, dealer in canvas and cloth, dealer and chapman, at Masan, at Guild hall, Lowelon. Nev. 10. William Morley Emus. of Marls-lane ' London, beaker, dealer sal ehinstwan, at cloy'''. ai G 1114 % 11 1 Dec. 10. Robert "owes. of Adams-wen. Breetwneet, Lon don, neercllmot„ at twelve, at Guildhall. Rev. 30. These+ Osman ' s( Surr-streot, Lower Eat Smith -2.4d, In the county of Middleoes. mooches; dewier wed chaiintan, at twelyz. at Guildhall, London. New 20. Archibald Jamieson and 'natant Classes, of Bute street, Lamer Fast Sariithfield, is the county of St iddlaseit, merchants, dealers and chapatis, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nue. 30. Theme, Jens. of the 014 Paige Moore, in the perish of Arm, in Uteri/4MP/ of Glow:after, vintner, dear and chapel's, at the Bush Tavern, Curtrvereet, Br istol. N. 30. SWOIIBIIII Dew.litey the elder, of Linkfieldreamet, in the Pori h of Reigate, in the counts. of Stormy, horse. deafer, dealer MA ehauman, at ten, at Guildhall. Lontbin. Nov. 19. Juitn 1.411142141, of Menineham, in the county of Lincoln, bow-jobb*. fanner, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, is Cliamierd Slips, in the mid county Dec. 10. Robert Gut/anemia Colin Cook, of Utrorpeol, in the county rd Lancaster, merchants, at one, at the Glolpe 1 . 4- irers, in John street, Liverpool. Dec. 3. William Esti!. of M dew oaf Balk an Ow t•nn l l of Somerset. upholder, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White II in the city of Bath. Dec 3 George Speed, of 11 1 .ckman-steset, in the punk of St Marv, N.•*ingion, in the canny of Surrey, asablie4teeper, dealer and chemise, at Pm ' at Guildhall, London. Nut. $O. , Thom .s Ward, ad Newesatle-upon-Tyne, merchant, dealer and chapistais, at twelve. at Guildhall. Lnndon. Jam d George Rit.r, of Maidstone, Is tile county of Kent, eenneysocrivoner, at tea, st Girildhall. London. Nov M. Joseph raft. I •te of Wararil-enuct. Throgettor- Gomlon, merchant, dealt and chapaeon, at lea, at "X l ;:` Loa I Lai* relikrweer, d.: • WA*, •I• the" Asd "deli% IN - 4 °Mud%al i Wain, lam at Debeeih, . of IDAttintor .. tete county of Conebahuld, meek% deal& .i eltapnwit. Edam., Wells, alike city a 0140.1, It r eenr.woerchant. John Celts, of Liverpool, in the c wety of fuliemer. flot, deal... Hu ti Emmett, of Manchester, hi the usual, of Lancawr-, se lanneen„ Amen and clupman. Thomas rlnf, of the Me .sigh .4 Seethes*, le tko emus, 0 Serntr i eictualicr, dealer and chernan. MECTINGS OF CREDITORS AT G 1 111.0111ALL ; T. Note ewer. IC I , Sweph Galtagta, htllll-..treet Chambers, Landon, me. chant - - • - - a 3 1; , Willren Cline, I.lhagtan-greon, Middleton, esti dealer . - . . 2 1 Thesis Tuck, Chistrit-street, Wilmal men, hiall .. sea, dealer in flour - . - 2 John Thueses, St. llantria-prate, St. Jams, virtmeiri. we., Middlesex, taller - - - . a , Duncan Maclasein, Watling tweet, Londint. Ware. hotelman Gorge Inv.'s, and Michael haws, jeth-talitill, Lnn - ... t ' dun, merth..tatt . - - . - 2 I Thomas Load,. Shoetwlitch. Mkttlle.ea. bake, - I I. Abraham SAllll , lerL i !Ladd C111N1,11114J141.1P11. errel-eser. chant - - - - - - I t 11.1111111Sia Waters W...iintuot street, Leaden, and of C Jney-katch , laddlefes, mutter - • -I II • Menymein Deacon, lining...met, sou Rbionesbui % •I . roam, Moliteste. p.44r.•conk - . • 2 I Matthew Cirmae, late of Fin.bury.eqoare. Meil'atex. merchant - - t I liners Tnelale, Reeding, B Arkin., limn draper - I , John Strong, hte of Waplimebaro.• hen ton. of WM. Mutt ••quare, Mnilleamt,•lealee met ehaptaan - 1 t Jain. Mown, ilpertoll, Kent, butcher - n I I J DIVIDF 24 DS. Linheue Ramo, Ida of use Cannon Coffee house. ''Cluirlierrous. tavern. keeper . TO. Matthew Otrtiont, Crawford, Deptford, Kent, gat hull...Vaud au Merano , - . • - 10 Elizabeth . Birch, Witham Birch, and Willis* Mai* bee of Fleet-street, Lfalffo, paffei*4llB•ll - II Chad.' Vote!, New- , poet, Sc. C.adatrino.lMlablleent, wharicnver . • •• 11 Ge.ogc Birkett, Biriefial, Wergreareiesid, bositheisio• chime - • - 11 base ,re Keir,Throictennometntet, London. nerellsof to Thomas Bones, fleet-street Leado....taii.eter . 10 Mont IWKinity, and Abraham betsida lieisaiis, • SM.-lime, Leaden. awn heats . . . -. is cornine.vcrs, . WiltiAni Daniel Kiva, late of Ilinsilloggliso, hi *frame, of Warwick, matey-acrivener. Philip Shire*. of Boodureik, la Oho Cum* of Sunny, bop se& , mod norm-best. W Aide Walker aura kw a Leeds, in the diesSyst Tee, !aeronaut. islet, end dis.ossii. . John S:.ackleton, of theism. thud seifflef teeth t i AS' hughaio, li...re, 4mintotbllellepeenn. Saundby—Let II M• TONI Dav-eallnlilay Ai aka nice OF IRISH STOCIICSOcw. SI. Om Snack. St per Cent Gov. Dtitenteente. pet Cent. !vti, Thet.l.ry, it the Coast-ie of ‘Virternotes. 1 1 1 1 VW: MP' mow-.treet,.laJy EVotbeth Rich,Mow. Oa low, tiIARItJAGFS. At C , or ori!lworLiy. the 31 of liforwwther, Mr. 'beetwow to Mi., Awe Dailietoblirktore of Mr. airier, ad Post Meer eett-stftet, Gmeetiosatif-o,•o molowit •At Ikaoth.r.*;•to the Rio.' Janewillftlietirtfer; Meier Haakas,wth t of the WWwfotae VG: orwmte.. brother h•Colettel. 4#,lt-s of Falofex c to . 011116 Iwo ist Ike Geiorwoa; Newest. • ' l4 `• ".I:OffATl4%. ' • • A few days tisteeajiltu. P. p 4 g. i ..utet .1 the C106)111. hoer. LteiAeln. Thweihry us Meg. erootapftreei, • t the IS .oneed axe atone Xi peer; ' Mrs Frrquharion awe Ms. tieter : Ear4oltveoft. fecolesii ot the Swami. jewwoe.r. , • • . 1. .OAT. 4T WA 1114,1*. afar S. I lEs.s • e. • . •• I At; , • ' , 11011 t tirreflll: 14 r MONTS onzirrs. K. , t• ni ) . Ju•ePli Portals a Ww l toptiatto *Oat, 1ine....1.0p0r, at eaves, 44 41.61611.0. ' 11. w. JO. 1.4111 . 3 .601010aet, otalorladdalai Idadju ao • rAittintsiglos me o. w 4.yr Saithiampl et so 41ovall, al (killaa6. l home liiii." aiii.itieta4 e Witia, ' 4 I " 1.1115 4 i . * Mr. S. /in*. WholOll. d'll6l oho ot *wore*, 0,4 lai talattl. st uvo, astiowt 11 1 13 atilettot N... t. a,d al l .p osen , eft 6O u. at thr boobs of no .i. Wait OC el orl• s.t ewe ml 4 a l S ain t P eter. o f 3 4. ,.. anda, id UM loellkathgnelt aoflltaiii 1: swamp. atek4lll, Iletno• 0 N...", 44 . . f ini n !It? f li tg at te T IM.BI, b " 1411641"444 " °I. noe. 14. Itottert Woelka, of Groat SAO Holefea. so. euentadow, Artier an 4 el. a;a na n . a t twe l ve, at Chili . Jolla , lo rot Oman t er Strohm. slot Caor, tii sis C Ell TIVCATU.—No r . 30 . vow* ot • ila,lto-ails. Jan I, la 3 Witlitoi t lbws ant Mlti•ofiatt. 4 n o un li is 1 :,. em m, John Wagon, Iwo 1 Dobooth, W. OW pwillt urn* NMI Ceenty, of Contbatiold, Minnie) 4 carder. 4/ fa , 11 vie... burr. 1.411.1er5. 'Li 16, 1603 ' .p . Mace- •' , , 'S.A4..ES BY AUCTION. rllF T4 L ORAlt i rit.< AIM WO" 1: At lashes% 100.11 a 8 _ .1 1 e4011510W, and . Tent sea s SIN WWI in tbs; [mum. in lea, eider prratinesly wild b !Mum Contra.% of which dim Nettie* tstl be 00, the •etnya to Cumbrous thee to be prodder% MIA eitensibt and very imprfsvalol* rags, A IaULDSBTATE,soIIed the RATH %YVAN INITVIT, consisting of a capital Mswieusinewie, tailed Belabours Perh, Ccreit-bewire i Statltag, sad teilelete Out-building% pro. dedlire Escherbcanime, eed ostensive Plesswergereade - "ether with the Work Demises Lead., sad iseirae !arms, which 11/0 1111 excellent eutorelien, sad meat reareelably to named, the Whets sustaining upwards of Nigerian Hum...- Acres of Land. The debikad Ike iMlbsMa Park, she resserir •••• • sod beauties if Marl lee 0 wall known, is silver cro..• .• • • mile frees Reale, .Is. Ala Desbuth, sod mosess.. Cams' is the theft hebaleal Seth' . Tab wh.eh.lael die bathiaiag ..seer, the litherleatheesu • ..r Plemenivesede ethineed the ammo 11:1 , 31110 Anew The T above taw le well timbered % pre etk r aelopoob; to eessele wry thimble with at lead the, frees which such peek they be dashed. The larsobeeseo ere is good rcone, and the lath. is Pseud, N itaparie Ogren imporarreetsth. The etheed borsis will threw elm laths is *dr rapeaire healthy; sad Mr. Whiasy. of la , law Cbsiirr (w$ Ira the asps of the lathie), and lb. Me. Owe% if Bair. are esetholood be meet for the "Mk be plaits mallia. Pelmod Partimallars may be had ele Mr WNW ea Mo. Owes; .he if Mr. Hughes, N.. a, Ilkolisea-eitak, Colre% Leethro o Mares. Lace sad Masa, Liverpool; Meru Richard and Edward lease, Ilbiaer himehothor; It ibe uglesel, Chewer; Whit. Liao, Beads; 001, Dethigh ; atul Lsob. Sbrawsbery. ...... - . LONDON :—Prisetr4 y 0 0011110110 X, N.. It Woe* BOW Serrs4 Ci,.nt Gaska. awl Published at Ow 04101 9 No he Bock of Ss. dieruskei Chunk IPeceid, hr W. STUCK, tif No 7, lbw MIAs Seuess. Licit thr this Paper, son so Aef 01114 I:esisc-Pate • will b they mended to. ►t,. fiat Salkaaing I •.:**,, at II 0 itCOLLECTION it .Niatoeical and Topographical ; loverai NON Drawihr, SIMI dies fru* Nature. Soul& aMI looks ed Ti be 'Mood till Os Salp. Cnaleguts may In hod at Mr. Riehordbosil Ne. Shill/IA- LrioN ant 5011011, Soak At 0041101os No. tal k ). tt_ j o S sow. TMONSIVAT.6eFIrt_..,_ DOA (turolay ettorpod). as at tevietie, '9lllll Saud and. nalo/a LIDEARY of the ; I lit: IfijOIARD INTuadoloitacc sreil 'Tifbe'vic, Red Catalogues had at the Pep e. • NORTH W VALE 011 . CLWYD At the Vlitite Lien Inn, tuthin t 1111 1 11 DAY, the lith Day of November. MIS. betook* the Haute f Ttrp and . . • ! 1 1 , _',!