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A t . ScesPere J. a Rt Loc. M. Attire le Itagsaosis.aed several Avasascan. At wed MOO* Indidted for breaking Al. in the day tits% the dwelling-hour of !Meek and steeling therein several articles re apparel. and some silver-handled bates S. dot prorprey of Francis Le Tallier and t~fstlr 46.4 • . eea~re Laa7llKr Ind ev its i .c! in c. o her r a M. pa fs trennts, °ll i r n i • or . We. Fitton, in St. Giles's. In the Id i ay last. Mr. Le Tefliei height out of tomcat cosialsoet Come busiaess, first hay i tsar. Oa her seism after being sot on haitorrhe ittestptod so mina her faatid enetia was 'heady talotkod, sad • Ornate alas at *sting& pushing against N dot. libik however; iraarted %sr et "' ard lattaseded is getting boo the v ile fosse the Prisoner with a lair. lit Mr sprat. The Maws easel WW,. and the aothisarass taloa to sastwoi the Mow. On . Whys awl fobs win Wilt lo bre pasta. tarrobotated this oats- Aatl Sr. Awake Ls ILA SC Atsativrd to the Jury. this spridaore was so dear. that =less they Ile widows, they should Sad the Pri • lortamlyratotood a viral& of—Uulay 1111172111! BANKRUPTS. • - to alter sod alma& the mead . NMI ...—ascropt hereafter so to island, ~y payments to and eontrads wild Me,* made before the dam of alp& he good. owitors, whose debts might have it a consmissiou of bankruptcy. if /wry had boeioneasikeled. shall , prove each - debts. • sees is which, under commission of hanks; After to be issued. lt shall appear that ohm' i mutual credit given by the Bankrap and W person, or mutual debts between the Zack. any other person. on. debt may be set a alistbse. prwshateidles any - prier al of Sty easseined Ira tub Bselesia Were it eras 'gives to; or the tisin was low ` war Benkrript. is Jibe worm as V ea of bausemptsy had bets ens. molded the person claiming the bends tet-01l had am at the time of • • any seismal any prior a& of ba /webs.; aeresewleA sr that be was had, wrapped perms. Apra ow • prowl debts upon valeable 402==e womer ma due at the time • &dada, only thersost a .4 i=es ji :ttite nos of per cant. per amok fee ' OA as naive. to bs M sled payment Amp( to doe d e re I lia woad WO bkinis perablw steirdisi S . . Immo which the same . were coma/bd. An persons against whom any commission of banheopt shall hereafter issue, and who shall be dimly fermi bankrupts ender the same, shall,. upon obtaining his, herb or their certificate, be discharged ' ef mad from all debts by this AA made provable na il', 4a such commission. and shall have the benefit of II the several &atom now in force against bankrupts. is like masaer, to all intents and porpoise. es 4f ...,... posh secret at. of bankruptcy had not been com l.,' ileinod prior to the contracting such debts. litoraissioes of Bankrupt not to be avoided by of any War A 8 of Bankruptcy being com . drAtied before the contras:boa of any debt due to a , petitioning creditor. rse--- Moque Bowies, who died lately in the cells of the More Castle. Havanna, was brother to the famous. Ha eatrivrom Bow‘ts, of print-shop memory, on Ludgate-hill. London. The Major had lived so lons among the Canadian tribes of Indians, as to become more than half savage himself. Long em ployed by the American Ministers and their Ameri .ean Governors. he had perpetrated a number of mis clsielk and ctschies of the peaceful and defenceless grottier inhabitants of the United States; went to Etiglaud for a few yea' halter the revolutionary scar; was agaisraoticed and employed; but a few years beck weplooded out of a British sloop of war on the above of dot Bay of Mobile ; made his way toward nut southern hostler ; and after ahernacely commit ting many =ewes on tbr subjefts of the'UnizeJ Slum orpiog the savages to war, and committing 1 open hostilities against the Spaniards. he was be trayed. taken op by a party of his frilow savage:, ipod &Beefed to the Spanish Commandant, who loon had him confined in the Moro - He was .. them 0- t.. - shot out from light and air. ,o Cattle. fed upon bleet.f wid water only, *rail being dettired of all hope of delivery, he t eftbsed All kind of s bs:enance whatever, sad died. Aps LI 13,x6.-141.x. Lapo*.j Mg; ' filarcinis might him been ..-41 rWeee Carps.. Ism% Neugate, to nrensthts het teatime. ; in short, %ben there was so large • atm de- pending, the Airy' would • tape& a Witnesi'to be confirmed by carrolicrating testimony. On the whole, it was for them to decide upon the testi- mony before them, whether this was an usurious tvsnsaaion, motley advanced upon a commer- cial adeentnee. If the former, they would find for the ileietiff 3 if the tatter, they would consequently And for the Defendant. The Jury immediately found a verdia for the Defendant. 3110110 II A Lt. This was as salmi between two country gentle. ix the prise 44 170 tenths. pi' ill b e r. !antis 410•41. that ea this was a gelation the aseadmit at unsoundness of some lambs. thegartise • bed thought it better is refer the dis- pose too Awe& a gentleman at the bar, who was ' pet fedlit totivemalat with the tabled!. Thigfdpt were attordlogly discharged. fialt ad ssssloms. • _ _ _ E~ 1 all , I I I i I : , • • .• 1 sionetra iiptialwft• .• • . p .. orde:44, so oditotagooos to the appi- Irbil of the serroeuding tsoigliknorhootlf took acietft,theehth kW. and o Urge nOantity of wool as brotig 1t tin re for Lite. An. opinion was mei,. I tors in the morning. that, from the polypi state of theeloathiog tracks, the ^prices would feel a depres gos front thoot of last. Tar. end. * Ott commence' ment of the sale..the'rernarli hors' thailppea!anee of truth; hot though it b•g4ll 11010 W as £.ss. per stone, it kept rising by slow degrees, and a good deal west off at fis. ; a sample or ono indeed as high as SO. but they were este...heel, illue.apeeitneas, and ray Sew et that kind exposed. .. 14,4315 GATE,. Jove 2. This place fills very fast; most of the bosses are taken in Albion-place, Sinn-hill. Nelson's-crescent, and Overt- spot that commands a view of the sea. Such is the influx of company, that the post.horses art obliged to do double duty, and are almost knocked np. The packets bring down great num bs's ; the Lard Ilerwkrinar , , on her last voyage, brought between 40. and 10, which is more than ' was ever known before ; she performed her voyage in shoat twelve hours. A shocking accident happened here yesterday ; a Tones lad. who works upon the Pier, fell overboard within sight of hundreds, who were enjoying the sea breezes; be never rose again, and although the drag was immediately procured, it was upwards of twenty axis:Vex before he could be got up. The means recommended by the Humane Society were used, but all to no purpose, life was 'completely gone. He was a fine lad of absut 16 ; and belonged to the hand of the Cinque Port Volunteers, who mustered in the evening ; the rest of the basal bad crepe 011 in mourning r him. 1 UMMIMMEMMENNEMO 111 1 7 41,./NTELLIGENCE. a . ... 1110...' • POITIMOUTII, JULY 2. - Weer eat of }forbear the Dania of 110 guns, Captain P. Malooba, ordered to Join the Channel Fleet. This day arrived the Orplesss frigate. Croat the Thewunt_pqrste've,brig, from a cruise; and the a hear& is , from the coast of Africa. th with s.the . t acs quarantine at the er e, s geaebrig, with the ,44ios, Val" sad ifildrire Grew, transports, with troops amain mavoy for the Mediterranean; Airy book with a convoy for the Doyens. d Sc. St. Vin cent is looked for here to-morrow; Idikraia is quite reedy to receive his flag. pped down to St. Ham's. His Majesty's ships r and Wolverine, with their convey, bound to West Indies.—Wind SOL .. . rt.' tacture, JULY 1. 'Came in the Lady /farm armed Asir from the ward; and the Samaritan, Farley, from Dew. o.—Wind N. W. VALIIIOI.ITIt, jest SO. Arrived the Prince of Wales packet, T. • •-. • Mails from Lisboa in IS days; • use, Mr. C.artwright, Consul General, -'• Mr. T. S. Symons. merchant t Master Messrs. Acbegre, Mendoza, and Veronyfayv three latter Spanish gentlemen. The Meet for IN laid: voder convoy of His Majesty's ship Star k _„ ' Croj e so brig, which we* appointed to sail - 10dOnst. Were eapesSed to be put off tiU The . packet brings no particular news. t „ iiiiiif packet was arrived at Lisbon in , Falmouth; the sqsadron under pesee, consisting of sin sail of the I" , ... ` A ' t mer e Bahia oar the Mt April. and left there the 21st. 4suing which. sod for three days after. an embargo was laid ea all vomit laying there ; their destine. i tine was net known. The Priam 4 Wales ,saw eigt sail of the line crnisins off L'Orisia oa the 25t h inst. ; remaining in the rages. His Majesty's. ships Miarmk, airings. Richmond. and Marsimm i on the 16th inst. the Oder sailed on a cruise; on th e 13th inst. the Dill.' frigate... The Richnand baring be arded a vessel (Pena pass gip) from the !facile. after pewittialplier to wowed for Lisbon, recolleCted that some of ber papers wove deficient, end in consequence went into Lisboa after her, and eras *out to take her out. I when as order was sentialf for the. itiehmend to re main is port till further apders from the Portuguese veraasent ; she was Mutated throe days, and n released. 'The brig Centigrade, with fruit, tor radon, was coming out of the Tagus, the same e as the Prete/ of Woks. • Arrived also His Mptisty's ship Brilliant, R.B. m eant, with the brig seritode, from Portsmouth ; 'it rslient, Capt. Owen. from Plymouth • His misery's brig .Seemsca, end Humber armed ship om a cruise. DIAL. JULY 2. Came down from the river and sailed througpo- DOWII3, the Camel store-ship for Portsmouth. Sailed this day, the Malabar man of war; and the' caress gun-brig. fur Sheerness ; Metter bomb r 1! Aerntless praam ; and several gun-brigs on a cruise. Arrived the 'farce frigate from a cruise, and re mains in the Downs with the rest of the ship• as per last. The Zara bomb has a signal flying for a convoy to lie Westward.—Wind S. Z. coast, 3VIIII W. An ;red, yesterday, His Majesty's ship Edits, Lord W. Fitzroy, from a cruise; Masses, of and from Dram, Carr, timber and deals; Maria sad alias, of Plymouth, Sly, Cardiff, coals. Also, this day. His Majesty's ship Virginia, Capt. Brace, from a cruise; and the Hied smuggling lugger, of Fowey, from Gnernsey, brandy, &c. her prise, taken after a chase of ten hours sear the Land's End; Camden revenue cutter. Captain Murphy, from a cruise; and the Mrlellmaria, of and from Bristol, Brown, me, chants' goods. Sailed the 1. giro, of and for Lisbon, Garrey, butter, &c. --...—. LLOYD'S i sisr. GeAsitYIND, iuLT t —Paned by the Throe leathers, noreteron, from Harlingen; P.triot, Ain't, from Varell i Chatl.dte, Audrees, (au Malta; Heroine, Jerkiest, from Linirrtek ; Loyal's', Haven; and the LOllida. 1...wp, from .I.malca.—Sailed the Perseyerant, Garber, for /throe; Jo. I,w:la, -----Y, Cu Varell; caviar= cisristkusa, ...---.; •ild the Argo, J Ager, for kiaaburgh. . , _ •• S. ' 4iiiiiifiC 4 . , , • IreltfliElt. =TRACTS PROW • alitilehlf IPAPILIti. ••••••• . (Irwei The Plorpil Nita Leter ) We lately limited the destroilion netasiooed by the tire is the Great Dismal Swamp, which, we . „lug , sorry to barn, arm:lases .te rage, with unabated' rinierice, Miriptag delineators livery diraftion. The cortsellences have been, and still continue' ttelog trary.amieosly felt by the inhabitants resid i ng the_ the basted atmosphere occasioned' . aid tiwelwike proceeding front, such an im.' Itmly•sh Ike, have rendered their habitations ilineportahle These effeits have been, for = peet t _though in a smaller degree, extended ip tcabmenz . wiltifertamouth, sad at this moment soolufire Wilk kairavenience, aid are prododtive fat 11111 lerdieripillohle sensations which heat and asinalisran somponed to occasion. Atthealwolit . we am , writing, and for the last two days, thr what has bees southward, which arsisi Aeon& dire toy on this place, the star how his. oak/ at times visible, and the horizon Ass . wafted to mot more than a mile estate. oiebbitifir more than half a wile. as& soaswinen we haws set' been able to umstlteseklileid yowls. A change of wind will relieve dm inhabitants of the town for the proWst, toy as but rain. iwhieh is so goi devoisirj; be imbed, for this and other reasons) can the mischief effoasually. usw•roau, war 16. A letter from Newport. May 17. says—" Ar rived at this port, on Sunday last, in five Mays from Charleston, South Carolina, the sleep Rea. Cent. Whittredge. On the 7th inset. . - . the Raik was fired upon and boarded tist d: .of 5.5. $. longitude 7S. 41. by an to the British frigate Cl pears, •:__O ~ Oit o .46 sigh who, after treating Capt. WillprieW mink emery mark of contempt and oluition f edissomp,‘, manded a sight of his -pad aLamikreat;Amiss i with viewing them, made •halla presksenbie. Whirls' and, without ceremony, Wen epee diem INV dressed as follows, vin.—Mastan. innesinnd Rath. merchants, Newport ; Messrs. Garden , aid Dam. merchants, Newilort ; Nos. . Samuel T aims . Balky, Massachusetts ; mind Mr. George D. . y v t... Rhode Island , .After bin* perm* Alm evening being Beasteftiiatgunwitlaiweak named Nathan Wood., as I=ol to Michael Window, of R , and then suffered Capt. W. tti petnemsL Ist dills manner it the American flag violated il' its rights, and plundered of its citirens.". Captain Strung,. of the Fair elswrinia. in 17 days from Gaudaloupe, reports, that a French privateer ' arrived there from the coast of Oliteecas, with t Ts ormatiou, that Miranda had landed kis troops at aecas, and been defeated by the Spaniards. he Esser frigate, Commedore Remus, we is en her way home. There is a report in telrculation, that the Ea,: had sunk a British ship of war by a broadside. given in return for the first Tongisatfonto the Ranh ship, in an unprovoked 111111ftilef._ P. S. Ropers says the Esser is in the bay. Eritrea of a Latter from a GITOOMIIII residing at Vl•enwee, llama ?arritory, to the Slaw et TM VtimersAllldriCial. mem April ISO, MN. " The Governor has just been officially informed, that the Delaware Indians have burnt several indi . steals of their nation, and condemned several others to undergo the same fate. A prophet. it seems, appeared mow' them, who told them, that he had seen the Great Spirit, who commanded his to tell the Indians that it was his will they should destroy all those who drank spirituous liquen, or kept hisd medicine about them. In consequence of *see marched' dome, _they Wien ley burning dee. Orme if the Atka himself, and ore media* *llea week voids as such devotion *OW Com,of Vemedesce felt when they offiadiffillemdl to the lames John Hestland and harm Prague. The Governor is sheet modiog a special message te try to pacify them." MEETINGS OP citorroas AT GUILDHALL 1.0411011111. W. Y. U. .losspb Lars, Wastailisior-road, Soutiwark, Surrey, victualler . 1 11 Augustus White, Aiderwinnbury, London, Aber 3 12 Georgia Richards, Gough.square, London, furrier 3 1 John Kelvrards, Wirsotivstreet, Comndult•squant, Middlesex, Mika . 3 111 John Drury Hawkins, Csawinlieaws, par Slaskinatls kill, Greenwich, Kent cabinet-maker . 2 1 Simon Field, tlysoit l ib-dock, • Diwonshitt, liquor. Mayhem . 111 _ _ /elm ear*, Onisabedough. Lincolnshire. grocer 9 1 11 .d Atkinson, finny Waters. and William Ord, ramillsosia-sawn, Landon, hquorAnerchants S 1$ =Lbmiik.griatit. Helen's, London, merchant .2 IS Oligilli Iliallar lane, London, merchant 2 I Mow illindem, Plimehtrech-,treat, oudon, merchant 2 10 Akilol.ol kderma, Lambast, insurance-broker 2 10 . • DIVIDKNDS. Ameasaallkapl P•saaaJoa A54..4861, Osage PAuflailles Moldings, London, merchants f Wane,* 11, late of Manchester-strect, klanches te=stiddlisiett, builder . . I . St. Janiaa's, Westaainivea. brewer I =Me Smith, Pactrasaudt, Manipahlae, diaper If Wiliam Smagd, heretofore of Lints Tower-hall, Mid ' -911111111 ROM late of Mortimeommet, merchant It J'enenh Melva* and John Jeyes, Upper East Smith field, Mid Reser, oihraew . . Joseph Wells and Theo as Wells, Holborn-bridge, London jewellers . . William Craves, jun. lamer Lloyd's Coffee-houes, don, merchant . . . . Coulson Ina//ono, Marquis of Granbryatd, Knights bridge Midillews, stable-keeper . . 10 John 'l " ownorivi, Stones'.end, Southwark, Surrey, wine.taerthatit . . . IS CERTIFICATES. Henry Lame Lomas, late of Throginortnn-street, in the city of London, insurance limiter and under-writer. Daniel Wilmot, late of Whitecrootureet, in the county of Middlesex, wine and brandy merchant, deal« and sinp sita•. . . Thomas Owen, late of Rood lane, in the city of Looks, wins and brandy merchant, dealer and Chapman. Anthony Langer/Drib, of East Smithfield, in thit precinct of St. C ',latrine, in the comity of Middlesex, stahle•keepet. Anna Foreman, of Chatham, in the county of Kent, babes dasher, dealer and c h anemone . Tli 'mai Smith, sof the White I fart, Deptfoid, in the county of Kent, victualler, dealer and clip omen. William tatocidiaw, of Rathcitold, in the county of Susie:, dealer la tern. /ohm Whitaker, jointly, and as a Partner with James Pitt, of NernsingkaM, in the county of Warwick, coach-maker. .I , eirph Swan, of Caen'', in the county of Lincoln, 11111/COT, draper, lir, rev, dealer and chap man. Wilhatn Newton, of the city of Easter, druggist, dealer and ehapaaan.. ." Vitt It Stock $ per • roe Orr .. lAmg A orteittos , kaikhritl.Asselates Lai per Cent. 0 ow" no India Ltelicse,ll4lll COMO of On It _, ....... somegalledialdollbegienkiew fit ' • .. ll SOS. •. . • Ott„Mislai 11313a m atenti Mr. rata Wome r ia, seidoesteslW id Ade . a s soody bet,,elmikelditifibeclindehi. red •1•••/0y iii. MAO, NM **deo lIA O 0 1 M4 0110 b 41 , tag. fit imeley Otettidn. ii Lint to the 21. t pat Of Mr we t Wm= liti# of Ralisil "•• • Peeeeks, Eaq eleiret am of Set &Me thettel &Mu& . Home, Itexhursbebire s 'be sae the seven demOhiei of the blit Lillll4lllPo44olloolllenned Mash*, seethed but lan fiat scarcely three ininntbe• On Mendel, is eresnises, is is 119dt meat lascffla. RS= sabeth Roberts, Wiese( the Mwglseite Itolesese, of MIIW. Ms sassed (noisy min in the did assienentet roc Ih was at fr. w avg: . Intness to five &firma OM bar bodesell MI Wm in, Het etrenith OA bow he des Wet , fee she ere able to walk out on the Sa y I lan IWO i JAW bad 63 eteddreo sad Ms lea behead, I 311 rand AMA% sod IS inserted eiiillsed: - CM the 1 eh. la the $ll dbee apogees a se. -sd 011ialialleibelPalill. - WO IP* Unednftisteinsile, ••••••esase, oast Abeam et Thema NOM. Seep . 1 ,_ I wet taikrabAt. ▪ Stock ..., 116 erCent. /Wooed . h•..r wM 69 meows . . 4 1601, ft eR AorsoitWos ifi it h 11.1$ OfiriatAN69l69 B • 6. pep Cent n. IM.II/11 • Sill Tit 6 1 5 SUM& Ss. die . " 1161111 .. 6661.6* .••• .. , ..... 464 4111111 T. An SUd•lireker, 11111. 4. 0ni91116. and 9. Claris. Om • MPH ffAVU THIS DAY. AT L iXDON MIWL Meat.... I mitt. atter 6 I ryes.... V lola. after ♦. of Al SittE n AUCTIONi.: MOTTO and SOW. in the County of lamaso • apse% on "If 1..)N ES DATi J 9, 1816, at Throe Meek • in the . in treaty Lets, EM Weervitisatile and desirable FREE. ATSS. Wines in the Pannier lilts Was moon. consisting of the Mace of Lisa, and s eattainian about Male liandred acne 11.41W,amaj assets . Lied, atedeiswe' pound, Tamara at Will. at istperseaWe grate. (Ur Wag la hand). L • -ea 686961 e einspeet liers i =Fle‘coa. &M. a 6wet-liesee, ban s 41164311 %Oak asit , l4.prepa,' .sais wt dow el stesisit rpopk!. Mad, sire is ea easapetioo. rE . Jehl • Thaw 1111.anara rant jikeyettie LO r seedier, called Stool friewitni.eratifiihting ens . ore amid, and 14porckes, muse or low, lathe oteettps. of Ike said M. • lidsliersh, Salves ter, and ltriJger. This lot it sebeert tells payment oldie yearly suns of tea rote to Sir Hone Ibillborn, bast B,..krlte espied Seision Houle, tilled Limplace (with the mallitait Of a barn s two italics and mart • Omit isaslibearlike now Mendips eta being in • Una% thellard, in Lot 4,) with if-4 acres. I reset, 4.4t o meadow, and paste* tsar', en ceppia• OPP, Will% the occupation') of the aid M eo w s (the ceppiee goninds being 310mhems Wok tamp simple visit mocked lama ceipAqiposellie Weigh fro* fie heap pounds, and up nis,aad mime atieedok. LOT 'Meltable and myopia Freehold Farm, called Try vote Feral, conat.tiaig of a :VW Mu* and isuoventroit Outditilldings, with 1611 term, t rood, and smi perches, Mao of Las, of anal% meadow, and posture land, and coppice graved, • II tie oestbrefiens of btrilhe.litates Woe sad theory Ptc. the arm* sitrele4 bolas in bifidj. 8.01 • .11 freshe6l Tens. aelled Series Iraftit,conailtiag of I Lava lOW* cell .01111411100011 . •91-bu Mines, w ith 4 see a. 3 eddy, 1) pereherowsker laia, Omani., amide", aid .9. 4 . 1 .4. kap" !neepstalkeltatefted Janes Moms. LOT 15.-.11 F,wild alst-houses, and garden, in lb. occupation elder LOT 7.-4 Fosikeiti 11Afmrsage, oat-boo-es, vinare', CM ttiofe or lase. of in.b4 laud, IIIDT — IrAW11186116108116•8 . 6 88•888;* Pordwil. d arable, ...Md.",.steetrshirim4o.o4 by sotonetiou. 20 acres. II Nab, gi'lllaPelealla,ht the "naval oeffa e atitobi of Mss e.. Jefolla M*ooo/41,0114111 JON I, MOM 1 OTlL—Twe Omni a 1 1 / 1 4 Lead, 4414 New MIS eimatiostrig. W worst set* I ;away I rood, 84 111 needle% wee is 6/1114, is the agespeaiss et IMO ail James Moore. LOT 10.—A irreelvel&Tanneallad Wildirees Fenn, col' listing of a farm houloood esayealent out-bsrldinp. with d acres, I roads, and I rats mare artist; of arable, meadow, and pasture land, intim ocenpadoei of Llisubeth Fry, widow. LOT 11.-44,11mehold Mesuage ' water corn mill, aod ca MinimaMinit ont-bnikih meap, with 9 acres, mods, and 14 perches, mere or lois, cif male. Meadow, and pasture laud, in the coat patios of the said Jabs Mille. LOT I2.—A Ifflldbiall Cottage. 'out home, and garden, is the *Copal ion of Paspeellaws. LOT 14 —A Compact Trathcad Forth. called ' , JO*" Farm, cOntiatiag of a bumlonme, sad cui.renient wit build. lapis, with 55 atom and ate reed, ROM or learn, of amble. web. auto and paste* land. in the occupation of the said John 94111. • LAST 14—Two Closet of Freehold Land, conlatnint. estimation, zeta, sod 60 parches, Rona or Iv.", an the uccie potion of the said Juba Mills. LOT 15.—Two Preebold Closes of Land, containiny, by estmatlon, 6 lama. cords, aid 7 perches. Inure or few, caned float., in the occupation d the owl John Mills. WT 16 ItteebelJ Cavaco, with • Meadow. Mufti* Steadman, contabitag. by anttreatiou, 9 acres, I roods, and 37 pester, UN* or less, in the occupations of Henry Knight and Wiltiati Knight. LOT 17.—Seveml Freehold Clois of Lord, oritsinies, by astuliataun, wet"! roods and 56 peroties, wore or leo. In thommemsairwmpf thoood James Mooie. I.OT 19.—A Copts, collet seeertwood Coppice, coo ttinius, try estimation, I atm, S roods, ar.d 3 perches, aloft Or Ire, in hand. LOT 19.—A compact Fseehoid Farm, called Stodham Farm, consisting dafarm house and convenient out-W.OMA with 111 sere.. T raw% and IS pare's.. Mont of lie, at arable, meadow, and peewit laud, in the occupation a oieph Inwood. LOT 7111.-I'litt Lordship or Mavens of Lilt, rereading new the whole parish, contamuis 9,b5$ acne, a thwitatawstiso aboundiug with gams, and several trout streams ion 'limos& the same. A tire qvantity Of timber is stowing on the wastes of the manor, which are ronticularly a.laptesl fur ihn gr.e.th of , ifilbar. The Quit-rein payable to the Manor aniouat to 131. r.s• per annum. There are also upwards of 20 befiota of the best beast, pse able by the oar.iers of different Leetiold ensues within the manor. The turnpike road front London te Postimmath, ref through part or the parish at Lisa, which it Mount from Lrrrr don only 50 in.les, from ratill" o " 6 " horn Fetosos 4 notes, arid Irmo Alto IS miles, all good market wow. Richard talight, ut Liss will skew the Elites, and priest' Pagicutare will Is ready tor delivery by the 7th deer of Jiro neat, at the following Inns ; ifs the Dalph n, Peen/m:41; George. Portsmouth p boa.), CAnchester ; Swan. A den ; An. cher. Liphook Geroge, Alrenforn Anse', Hidlinnt ; at Mr. Heim\ No 42, tit•at Marlberougn-0n...t. I,nn4un ; et of Mr. Andrews, er Mr. Hector, Solicitor, FAersheld ; where plans may be seen I it - - LONDON :—Printad lay ID DAVIDSON, 74 , .. IT, D • L " 800-itroot, Covent.Gardosi, and put,liati• d ar th . ! filfia., No IS, Ik..k of St. CJemont't estikn, Yr.itid, W. S rUCK, of No. 7, New Beloni-atreet. I. +t' A. ( Orders, for th.s Paver, tent to dm ()any k p , •st 1•*" 11 Mall. dolt 14totolt4 to. 1‘; . • VI *LI !a ,14 .:d o! ..~ 10 t, I i lit It IV f. ; ••• ii I I I i I r i i 1