The Sun. — London, England, 1807-07-15 00:00:00

REVIE,IV. • _ • - • - • r s through the. C. Nt.,1.4 o A 1, ciihraining a Description of SC4ttlo Of the Rivers am) with , an Acoiont of the ,Prcktuaions, -I , ..ltahttauts,oe tho,e E roCuA; , !i.• To witich sub coutpanktive , :11...r.rorrs and (=ystorris -1)1 Of 1110 i 1101411 is: dri and South rica. By t; en rt th.ll. IthT, E,(l. o..puty Post MaSter G onc r,t t or ihttishNorth ,4.lncrloA, intcrosting nature (;t tißipresent .wOrk, and the of it,s subjeCt, render it is valmible Briti;li Literature. The Author. has.evi at:sully esnelnved indefatigable industry in his in quirieis respe:lite , .; the VJrlous waiters with which his work abounds, and it is but ;Justice to bun to ac knowledge that lie possessed abilities and knowledl . ;.J. : wed adapted to the objet in pursuit. His shill 03 - an artist i i ‘,eeitharlN C i llaitticci hip) for li ; work of' tree lilt,ont 1,1!,:1, and his representations of loctil • seeic.('lT , I je they give very strong proofs of tut ie selection, impart a 'great additional value to this interesting . volume. 1 1. ;re ii Iclbolore a very fa veur.,:be specimen of the Author's talents in A II LS"' V. Of CA tiADA, he"pul.dished a fe,Vl years and of ss Inch we expect a second velutne. :independent-1y of the high:importance of the coun— try itself to the British Empire, in a commercial : point of view, the ,Naturar.;;t anfl the Philoopher . must be desirous to peruse an account of its produc tions, the imoners of, the present inhabitants, ag of the t.u . e.;inal possessors., and of all the neighbotiting trite.; of Indians. Ihe Author has availed hi'inself of whit could .be obtained from the wbrks :Di former writers ; but he has chiefly eta ployed himself in procuring all the intelligence that could„ ba derived front actual observation.: , work is so 'minute as well as cOmprehensive, that the Author seems :indeed to have overldoked nothing \ehiell. deserved public attention, and there is a,spi- Yit of C . ,10:L.11', as well as a zeal fOr inquiry, throitlf- Q t A t vcry honourable. Wins feelings, while his book altoeeth,er taanifestii enlarged views, and alSOurrtlS with judicionS obServations and reilettions welt entitled to the notice uf thoseto whom the pertnnt operations of GuVerninent are entrusted. 'file prints which accompany tins work are much to what we find in prbdiii....tions of •a similar knob, aid being athnirably coloured after 'the det i citable tlle Header , tbrm it vivid coneeption uoite beautiful, ni'tet, and, PiCalregtlf) taicot y which &duce has elnbalkhed this sublime portion of the We shall;ias oppor tunity n'iay permit, iotroduce some Extraas from the work .blfore us, A prefient, we submit to our Readers what Ty:ink:lliad) , reltttes' to the commerce of Canada, one of the most valuable De'pendencies of Great Britain, and to which We , 100 k forward for comMercial advantages of increased magnitude and , importance, " 'the original source of all the millorttines, anti I of a ll the obstacles to the allvancem-.lit and' prospe rity iof the provinees' which were liernerly distin guished by the appellation of New ti . r;incr.., was the report, I,.na, at a very txtrly period Slit - Cod itself Over the parent king(lotn,that no mines %%tore to b found in that part of North America . . attention • was therefore be towed the advantages which mit‘ltt have bc..ea ,tlerived limn the colony, by efl couroging and aug, , trienting its co...tura:rt.:c. s e tion marie but a slow progre..s, and the inducement I presented to the inliabitini,)of Frait.e. to ientme, thither was not very alluring, The ~ ,•)lo objets for colinnercial cnterplisc, • , ,vhiell Canada and Ac;idia at l that Mile atroi . LLid, wc.lre the fisheries and the fni . trade,' fiad u Leen the 'fOrttitie of thel,c commit:B to in a greater 'clegree the tt,tention'of 'the' Court to their ititfittsieyaltle and importance, the Set-: tlein`enti would hays advanced with greater rapidity, ancl reciprocal lido an(iges'to the parent state Lind to the colOny have arisen. "' But the spizndOur of the precious metals which were imported from Mexico and Pert:if:lad so daz4lecl the oyes of all the inhabitants of F,nrope, that a ter rifory ‘vitich,prolueol ft:A these was considered as undeser,c . ing of attention. Nel,v France fell, there fore, into 'd'r..trepitte, before a knewledge of its soil, at3tl,of time speci(,..s of ,prodnaions , ,of which it wag OraPabTO, Even they who were cotwinccJ that cotHicler . ,ll)le . adyziritages mkght• be dr;iwi - r from it, took 'no active mei-1st:11;w towards promoting the means of their acconplishatent. tinte was allo%ved to elai•,A; betoriS fho choice of a in 1(11 ; the linid wa4 Oft'en with , , a it a cx;truinatioti it:s toil. it ‘,va:, phinted with grain, huilditi;:t were bail trill been 1-avi!sli ed oti it, tile colonist frequently ab,tialoned it, and went to flits . spirit ',of Thcon ilLitieycontrinuted to the 'lois of 'Ac . ..tdia to yrance,, utLiA operated 4s that eXteniiV6 sum t , The cOrntileree el.C..tnada was long confined to". the fisheriei arKI cp tie. fur tr,iclo. wa4 carried Oil`` at, the Great Bill ill and on COrast of Now fountlL.titcl, r.utl time baore • thejit,,:ci f.awretice Was explored, harbotiv . and bay of PLi6:titia Were occupied by the french. rite provwc;: i,t i'.llled N ol ,va Scotia, in no 1,.•05e. of' .li., %chili; the tn!lish I. and if ''fi . is '1 11.1t.e. l); H . I ) 1(01 ' .i . i ,;011 ; if f:111 , ..:(1 to 1 , 0 :it ;1; ~ ; ;Iprovcit than when they wer t.t`rt ert on, dull t:Ciiett thtit the .111 try d'c.t 111:1 its charaOkr until the tinnuctit 1.% LT; it I..T,tilic lost to trance. When this region, as first Li.-;covereti, it.alioutitted. with: wild animals of great speCies. of'liciachr I - 11 found, tn , !aus to sweep titt.A. - :.1 emertive figests four-1,Jr4c.1.1 inhabir,.•tnts, and -to less than at) tz) (..y.ise them totally to Oisappeau home there xi who-re t,peciett ht:came entirely .oxtirtg‘aislie(l. 01 1?,;1!',Ils and, , elks. wcre kill'erl for no othi:r th;si . qt *bit I :lat of attinsetant, atltl of exerciiii % address',in ti.c Coat:c. he ant l•lority vvas not, til , i.lpos':).‘,l to remedy a diiiorder so destrn(.tive.; but .1 . ,1n the avarico of in . cliVitioals who •4Applied.tiwin ,,.;,.,,, only lii this controtreei, a yet. ilrotuctr dvii was LONDON : Printed At the Su 101` lie t711,151(11.1.M_VVIIII til I 11:.=.1.1 II 'general in a crate of wretehetiterss and poverty, and were desirous Of , e‘e;anpeirring u; their'bative Conn ;try.in bettercondition. .1n the commexement of !the settlemeot there was little impediment to the acquisitiOn" of 1./Caltle by the prirdticd the - ehace, , `l.'lle Indians wets: yet ieenorant'Of the•treasureswlikilt - their a WOO.CtliAtfordPd, . and :baqitue . x....quaintesi their value only from the aridity, with which, the tel were iinatchei front - iben 4 - - heeds. • ex- ! change for articles of no value whatever, prodigionS quantities .were ,aegnired fr - oin ..theol , ".[•• When they had even become more acqclainted With the import itic.. of .this species'of CUM i rand . nuire itten tive to their own intOests, it 'was still .for 'a: long time yaw to satisfy then; at a small expellee. - With same degree of prudence, therefore, it would not have - bectiedifficult to have continued this traffic upon an advantageous footing. . Considerable for -4111103 were Made with rapidie; ; but they were al mostas quiekly'dissipined as they had'been acquired; like those moving hills, which, in the sandy deserts of Asia or ef Africa, are drifted `and deposited by the whirlwindseand which possessing no consistency or solidity, are,bY the saute ,causee again as suddenly dispersed. " Nettling was more common in New France thin to behold individuals, protraCting'in wretchedness and misery a languishing Old age,' after having through folly loSt the opportunities which were aGrcied them df procuring an honourable subsistence. The condi. !ion ofthese people ) , unworthy of the fortunes which it was'oriee in their power to leave gained, would by -no means'hatie become a. lubjed of public regret, 'had not ill effeets thence.arisen to the colony„Wiliall way soon reduced to the mortification of finding al most totally.exhausted, or diverted into other Chari•e n els,.a:Sburae of wealth which' might have conti-'• nue& to flow into its bosom. The origin of . - its ruin was generated from its too - great abundance.; fly the itumense accumulation of: beaver skins, :which • always "constituted a principal - part of this commerce, so great a quantity was found in the ma ga2ines, that there was no longer any demand fOr them ; whence it arose that the - merchants were un-e willing to receive any more. 'nee adventurers, therefore, who in Canada- were stiicd adventurers, Bois, embeaced% the Only op . poN.tility was offered for dispoSitig of them by carrying therneto 'the= .14,nglish ; and many of these people established themselves in the province of New York. The attempts made to provent those desertions were not attended StiMei3 ; on the contrary, they Whorl] interest had led into the territories of the English were there retained by the dread of 1)6E11511'11cm . , should they return to their country ; alit! others, *hose inclination disposed them 'to enjoy the free.- dom and libertinism of an erratic mode of lifee re, triained among the savages, from Wh9nl they could afterwards be distinguiQed, only by their exceeding them in vice and Toreeal these fogi Lives, recourse .was at. length had to the, publication of amnesties, and even this measure, was long ci' little avail ; by pruCienee ' and perseverance it at length produced in sonic degreethe'intended'elreet " Another' mode yet more efficacious was env, prayed, that of granting to persons, on whose .a reliance could be ,placed, licencei to tracia in the territories of the Indians, and of prohibiting all' other inhabitants from leaving the colony.. -The tike tore of these licences, and rite conditions on which' they were bestowed, has already been described in' another work*. , From this pi active it arose, that .a great propertion of the young nun were continually wandering throughout the distant forestS ; and :if= though they committed not, at lease so openly, tftei disorders winch grin brought suelloilseredit on this occupation, yet they failed not to'coutraCt a habit of libertinism, of Which they could neVer wholly diVest theinselVes:' They therelost all relish for industry; they exhausted their, streilgthe they became itapa r ,,, tient of all restraint; and when nu longer able to undergo the fatigne of these voyages; which hap pened at an early period of because their exer tionVwere excessive, they beeattie dettittite. of till re source, and unfit for: the functions of 44cielyee lience,-proceeded the cause that agricubure minas long negleatede', that immense tracits , of.,fertile- lands re mained uncultivated, and that the.progress of pupa. Wien was retarded:" * irwory of Canada, Book iv. p. zoo. . . SPAI.IRING EN,nittyrioN.--Yesterday being the be, d4y of Aioucipza and ?Inoue, at the Fives C ourt,Ain St. klartilf s.street, for the exercise of self cidf(miCC, d, considerable concourse of Nobletnein o J Gentlemen assembled there to Witnt:Si, tl4(. ex hibition, ari l th. Court was so excessively crowded, that, knauy who galued admittance could not get a ,tight, of, ,the performance. The principal eQuples wineli..et to for the, diversion clithis numerous as-', semblitge of sngaatots were Mendoza and Pittone ; 130clier Peal;; Jones and .Cropley ; Woodand Cody ; Trial; and Mendoza ; Little Puss and Diyani, &c. Gully, Crib:, Dutch and vonoldicleher, were absent, the two latter on train fgr, the battle so nrach lool:cd.tOr between them on the L 2 i 31.1), :rho novelty of the ,day was to see, Upu of nanle of Cirosott.Terform, who has, come Up fi,oul Lancashire xvithin.these few days, to. fight !auy He is six fe4 kwo inches in height, Pittone was, pitched _on to ,t-to. the .i performnce affordd (3i,c1.6i0n... amid alw gave the.aniatours.an opportuity, of beein who ,would rbe a go(VI InatClittig ti,e4::o"lltrYnlaP•—! PMI,IIO 1144 C 1 deniikd advantage in c-,‘..•ry,rotand, al, though , (regson :very coolly, b*,at:he,,appori to know But link', of the science; lie usei his left ;aukw+frilly, .;Ind: hits round. The amateurs will cf:4), 4ftilinsL.M.l4. 4. 414 4 14,1 y acqitha 4 lAilPpened yesterd4ygfter nv":,ie Mory-le 7 tg* Ni<tr. Rood, occakionect Eby ofa Wine Merchant loavilig, a horse and ,cart glow in The ,trcet, anitpal ;suddenly took fit i artt;sl off gt tote spi4d down the road,, ,aotil;Lniortwiaoy 1114 4. chariot, in whicirwas . Mr 4 .: Favykt!i p 4 :: .l 4 atty (;(1 :years of age, , ‘yho rgsitkis to .c4,tilottier4tYnq, Fi:iZroy«sgnate, a boy, ThecoachtnatiNho diove the chariot attempted u.) evade it,„,hi4t the ,lictri,*.in the, cart kept an uncertain :tfa(J“i Ario,,_ pasSirig. the chariot, the wheel of the ettrt PAP gAS, bin4eY overtiirrwa it w , Itt sFtc 41.10.tpit ; was taken out in a liccitris,,!3Eate, ,cure dreadfUlly, bruised, .ao, her grin broken. The ,boy escaped 1111.1l)11. IL tiLC li V , r.Llll LY L Li 1 .. 11 . 1:t .-161.1 , ,- • . cßra 4. : g , t'd t r y r! , O Liewell.pit of 14 , Gounty ff 94 7 111• D fgao. • , ' Glans9ript.4, i'riaea (.1; ICder's Faxj/etr,G,;:: • John Esri, Ao be iMajor,,,yiett "I'rabrne, deceased.: - Dated May 2S, 'r:'_7 2 . • • 21, 4w Waster - if i t td efrrs; George llif.l, rke Harries, I)a.tect C'oxinissiwn 41 . 4 ,..-ned rbe Lue.l I.leatenaw of the C,:o:t_y of wi Qf B 141Flrltrer 1 tfa,tt7. Nl.lj•Jr S t.nv irt our t s , bz 01.1 Ct./alp:My, vice Pat tc:.,or„ ;,i) i )oirited I . ll , t l( o )tlvrcntiran Bata- Artarew .Mortimpi • 1,1c:l1(e11;int i ViCe ponaid, appointed Adjut.oit iu tJ c Fraserburgn leers. tV,exniader 11,Arver, G eat. to be Ensign, vice Mot proniotpi, Connti fsion . signed Ay ,/ .Lieutenant (jibe Comm!, of Ayr. M'A LAI to be Peputy . Lieu tettak. 1,),iie.1 ank; 22, I Comyzissiwts ht the \V esr-Kclit the Lord Lie tetru.in t • Alajor john K ii :iitt4S itw to lie Lietitenant• Colonel, vice D.dton, pronior...l. Dated tine 29, iSO7.. Captain latnes w U. Aiajtic, vice ,Visconnt Marsharn, rebigneck. NlJrc:i 30, 4671. Clitrles Coanineti.iyue, Esq. to be Captain. IPited Mari:ll tti, C;;!ilt. to 1.;-..; Lif.atienant. Dateloa ai)we. Ctiarlifi Thur. 'stun, 'to Ensign. Datr.:(l an above. Henry WA11,.. i,e ditto. o.tiecl ruly 7, 1.337. B.INKRUf!TCY 'ENLARUE William itial'inilracksou, c4f Exeter, merchant, from I uly zt - ru :),pt. 8, at Isicuto, at It/INK 12 LIP I Cj' SUPERSEDED James Nl`Nisli and I.),.tvikt I. diger, late of Wigan, Lanca shire, AN;(IZU TS Thornas Bates, .of Cheethim, tiear Manchesser,- and Joshua ' Bares or ; Yorgsibre, woolstaplers and dealers in cattlr,, is suirciltki August 3,4, atu.t 25, at tem at the •Lioli, - 4•1 totilw,i, Mr. WiggWsworth, , :Messrs. , Wigglewooriti I‘ 4.l llTi t il .. .; t : t L t Tl itls‘ ii),:," i i ; .' ':t l s l t i ta ll L l t 3 ;.), Wiltshire, clothier, July 27, 213, abd Augt4;t 25, at A:Pc.iVesi, at the gorge I ill 1 Attornies,4lr. Froine Ser.. Nvoutt Oi Mr, IlittunA;ar,len; Lmidoli. • • A01)01141;1, i it, of Vtirk-sireet, Cu , . cot-Garden, n;...4t and July 25, ' Augtist 4, avid ;.5, at test, ULU:al:all.' rAttiancy. Mr. titicAitook,,,St. Mildred's-co...tit, you lary Iluithrat, no.ir or ,Are of Nottingham, bilteherOtily 2.5, and 4 ; .;tist 25, at ,six, at, toe i'uncli Bowl, Liottingliato. AttOrnies:, Perzsats. Itigge and Nrcreitield, Carey-street, Linc:.iin's, Inn, London, ; or •i Jr, Latham, jun.' . t\ileltori , Mowbray, I.eicestershire • • Wiihain Co:4)10:1 . s, of Carlisle, Cumhftland, draper, August 41, 14, ails[ as, at eleven, at tile Grapes, Carlisle. ikt tutille.i, Mr. C Staphes-lon, London ; or Mi. Saul, C arlisle. RR:ll ; 4l:d,speneer . Fcarn, of Cannon street, London, drysaltcr, Inly iil,,,A.ogwct 4, and 2.i., :it twelve, at Guildhall. At_ torney, Mr. Sticrwoott, Cushion-court, Old 'Broad. ' street. Barnett Barnett, of ShePpy.yard, Minorics, iteAcr, july 21, '2B, t:114,t1.44U)t 25, at ten, at Guildhall. ArterilL i , Mr. lsaaes, George.street, Minorics. D V IDE NDS " August S. Thomas York, of Devorishire-streeti:SL George, me ;,..1.1:1r, at twelve, at Au,ttist :Itot.l•Nt of Oloucesterstrl.l, Iloxtors," ildl , in,:rell.rat, :a. eleven, at Augifit*?!.z. Narrtiref I'ov:chi:ld, of l'arailise. row; Sr. Luke, CleOi l ea,4ll4lol'esex, icetilit.r, at eleven,, at quildp.tll. August, 4. John Lardat:.., Middlesex, iron ufebgel, at fwi-hre s tit 21. , Joon llenry of Bow-lane, Landoll, • triereh n 4t, in eleven, at Guildhall. AugNA* 4 ; Thomas • Mitcll,ll, (:1. Laurence- Poultney-bill, Caw., -s , irie.elialt, at twelve, at tj u art, ..•, • 4. john of' Liverpool,. boot atid.shoemaker, `,at-elev.en, t lie: Grote 12avern, Liverpool, .• :Aupist . 5; It Cropper, late of Wigan, Lancashire, tin)- . :b e :i..mtrth un r, at eleideri, at • the. Glbe Tavern, LiVer pool, ,• . Angtist Scr r.:, tats: of Andover, county of South. 'airiptop,,.,,p,:4l , . , ;;;ei, I le,• itt 'the Wrote Hart,.ll i t, Atigu:,r7i.:li.o' , : . (t"Paliner, late of 'Carleton Itotte,.NOrfoll:, .it te,7, .ir.t Attlebui4i, Norfolk. Atigust Erwin:is, late df-Purtsetr, eciun4Y ,of Sotultamptoll, : . .tistiwivri at 01 1 0, rut tie. R,9V2 ; Pan: . Augwit lame; Itichoicrid, of. South Shields, county of l.)tiroarn, metchant, at cloven, at rot: trolitm Ltria lilt), Snitch : , Ali ii i 4. i•J i; tip Chapni..ni and Thornas,; flopkin, of K. [lull, Rt eleven,'at the: W Inc,: I tart AugtiSt t 7. Sanitivi Vita4'), Fittpf NlelkSliani, Wiltshire, car 4+o ter, 11111, iN10,1 1 :511: 1 1 11 . October Luliciun, cheese. nroi%er, 'we/ve t :.: , August IS, Rich:int Coliford St. 'Peter, stiopkoeper, aa t wtdve, at :uilithil I, August Pon liro\liti ht.! :4' Last Snittotiold; givLer, at eleven,. at-t..tilidltalt. 1' • trieritE.s. • - August 4.. C w)i), late ol Bel vv....re..p SWAT, litswr-mcic:mitt aiu.t orpc-bordr. J o hn leitery, 'Fitchtkiil-streetf,. MAryite;bone,'Nliddicex„ coaehauLt batues-utA4T. • A kIINA I 11!PS ' DlVO r bitfil)t- T. t)ecleston and W. Walker, tvl.try.;hester. • , S. Andvrion, Leeds,• - and r.'ltycri.ft, • 14-kroAlgy - Yorkthite, cornowil'earriets. A r —a:: .; ,r 1. and T. 11.illings, Brarlf,a,l • t • J. [loft and S. Edge, epgrave6, MantlieittiAli . Harrison and It. ' aV s i t e d and I . Liter, orF.shire,surgeoss.. T„, I \ Nichoispo, 117Atinr.eit-.rt et; , It. s..lLixtuit . Woriey, rs., Calculating, aclventurers hew . tct appreciate the conseluence of all tiw capit,tl Prizes teltWining ill the whe , A, attic' so peat. ii of its numbers 46 4000 "ricLeti on Tue' saw, - 1,05 t will doubtless take a prupyr 9civailti.gl,t . ,of so irterest ing all event before the second day's drawing ou Tuesday nex,t.—Sehetne contains one of two of 20,0001.—tw0 ut 10;00010—two of titre of t - ,1)001.. &e: Sfi'p NIJI'9. caAvtsLNr), JULY Passed by—the John, Davis, from Ditblin. Salyut--the- Fortitude, li , ,ilnun, tor 'rho Cape of Good •.Flope; Worn, for sr. Domingo; jlugh Johnson, 'Seward, and Hotthung, MaLklei, cur Totiningen. ~.elidet 9 , OL' KS 'VESTI ' Rank Stoeke N , pet Cent`, 95i 9411 9; ,„ ptt t7O, triih 5 pct Cent. 4 per Cent. per-Cent, 'itai 3 per cent. Con. 6 Bank I, Ann. (7 13-itn • Ditto! Snort:Anti. k DA V. India Stock, i n;;;'a Bonds, 4s. ss. pr. .I:x4.7l)eqtter'll4ls, ts. dis. , is. 1 pr. Omni-aria Pr. , i dis. Invert:ll 3 per Cent. 6t f • Ditto Ann. 7 9-t6tit94 /mita For tap. tB7 180 4 Cons. tar iipetung, 63 111. r 15 1 . f f/ "4 1 • cilv,Monct k ,l4, Great c v valb 4 rlnn l, itlgeft,liie tidy of' tadurtr(i Ifusvey, jun. 'Eliii 4 of 2 , SiT'aildAiairg*r ; the' tterWhrvivedptitiatshtlift time. 7 , • The same day, tile mi - c A: 1,, Strick Van Lipscho. % E.Aq. of.itigkney Road, of D,tuAhter. t On the gthLttst. at .1-1111 Lottige, licutish 'fawn, the Lady pt' l ` ll. .) l :4'a&errivensd; - 3tiri. Efq.' a4l)atikliter. ' Lat:iy, in Lecton-streez;iihfirti?t; The Lady of John Knot: 'Grogan, Esq-, offohirltowitrin the-County of Wexford, of fi Sou. .IR.ti LED. On the t3th inst, at Whiri.ch.,!l: by speci.il licence, the Hon. Lindsay Aleyitickllnirtll, , ,!, nt the Right Hon. Lord. C wyder, td France's; ydiingt.:„A d.tugitter of the late . amts Daniell, Esq.' ' ' •' .on-Mond-ay, at-Stanwe44-r-Midellesex, the . -Rev: Thomas- Charles May, of ereautore, , Hants,-to Miss Gibbons, cid:4 daughter of Sir Williain . Gilihons,„ Bart. of Stanwell-place: The same day, at Lewes, Mr. A. Haivey, of London, to . Miss Elgar, of Lewes. .Y.esterday - rnottiing, at St—Margaret's, Westminster..Strib • plienson Knelling, Esq. of Neeilliatn, Suintk, and Carlton, in the County of 'Vali:, to Miss,Beiling t iaeld, or'Neettliiin 'Market, Suffolk. Lately, at Wickham, Hants, the- Rev. I. S:Rashleigh, itedor of that Parish, to - Miss Stanhope, daughter of file late lion. Admiral Stanhope. On vi-I..vinesciay, t t Cinton Church, Mr. Thomas Pew• tens, to Miss Yeates, daughter of tn.; law Captain Yeates, of - II IGO. WAIT AT 1.W.1)024.1.31t11)G1i TO-ML)R. Ict)W ;9,,, snip., after lt. j, 4 .o , min. after 12. ?.fc isoat . N 9: 4. 'MArflett.court, 146 w • ,y) , mid publi.beti by NV No, W.', btrauct ; where lickerlisements, Otd-.14 for the Paper, 1 viler; • M •A 'a ; P. iv SCk Pl•s,' ofwn i Se Ivlslton,stre;:t, Urosvc,:ol-4tivarei for the Editor, e, (post-pid), rnu it be Ad J ressed. 111 r.% On Friday th,: total inst. 7_; l'Jtitt, The Right lior.'• I)bwzigcr ; • The z.inte „tat , z.t.Nivolvnury, aged 60, Miss Na. 'Acton, iptilagrirazmith,: lontj. tupktei . Rey Ll j iplolol4.7" Chair:c:lorc;fti,e Oiecvse or ijs:_tif,ird. aI it?;" st,: iu,:tt:.lslinAtOn, in the 78th ve.kr 11 , :r ag,b, , apt rcia,Lt Rov•• rrslif:"" ' ;ft iicr miry Lpokei, ytiev thw 01 '.tle street, jct. . 41:4' VA 1...U.A81J! . . T RrEtlol.l) Nl.i/C(1 7 .; and , MANSION, Lz,-; EX . on ;!.e - buciltiliii dedeetu.-.A. 4 , TO:131 rt P;lt T il. .ecr4•TRA or," • By ,Nlqs ) r..i. I I t...„1(1G4gT al;.1 Pa W A ' . 4E n to Mr. SMITii), • A VERY. gered arid • I)eijizoW-'6: - 1 41.E101401.310 : • It P E T.Y , • e.pApri t nitg, R coniiAilig astiiiriA3 Ac . fes at ticti tare,.arable, mid wood Lan4 sAp.„„Wg)f. get :‘,4,1-thaotp-:• - • vided into tbirteen Fafins, wheron are excelleat ilciii4e4h*nttO itihadlifittif LOC:' Ilr.)lnlzy Hall, extending ovey "MC PATIO, of about jq9 it\ Cligs..; 'With tit.: Rights of Cf,oirt liarhn !Nes; ' 'tent's, on ktotil; or a4ieaarioif, tictioss,Theml butt priyitsgeti titere s unto belonging rite c.:ntrc (41 ..Estate "ii srA atert kilt? 60-ir scut gti 41'4%4; tainim; , twenty Iltsii:ettonbet,s,..*:ntottertiiis LailitTlVtortrifig-room 2 feet square`; 844tbre'•;•• Dining altd;U" WIMP ttittaii fadt*sl,4lta 3kiittiltolxlitogt tgr4/ I Kr! eostly. Marble ,Cnitnitey.picees, and Oak I- kpri, Isliiiarti i , .; 'mom, tibhity; 11.404 VD goo:”, CC k ir g gi Lt i gt.. fine' Spring IVater ; doubt:: Coadrt..fttmstr; Ant mg• , ten horses,.l.elis, and ntlitterotts??.ol4ltltral.,o44, l l,stmite: I..awns, rich Pal locks, I:l6R%lei iikd MI ITaidens, Conszr— vanity, att4kklot , hqutei..ltmurisilt stored' rishipshids. The Estate ablvntis watt fivcs and iothil.Garttei-iutid i.Hll altiltd Wor'iirinst *tot 1116 gt1'):11, ries of tne table within itsel,t,. the . attac4cd 2.6oitt One Hundred and SElrrtity' 4 levi'es irtrTieti.pAstitre anti a urettaser will be acopinted3io.bKtheoption. o 9f,tiOzr, Am; the Whole of the rdrtns - an:. other'Par:i Ot — the INtatk: itt 'addition to the above giaantlty, or seledtag sad) only .31:450n, situ:ol:3n or cleseripti.:n nt;:y bi th;sii.:d.rle to hint. 'Fite Lo!ted is:situate : l.l iii tviheatitiftiland , ,h.e. - 44 piart-iolohe:7Coliniy 'of sugc4„titted by Itoa,is anti lit.:is4vit (, ihi!es trout Dedriarrtarrif C;)!L:7l.iirt.r, . •:., 14.1 . ft:Dili o tt.larkst,4,o . .N . l4„ati,t TJ , c: chkt al thit agteeinsints,'detentuil . able At: thort p..:rio is, a.k .84,14 tr; ir< w rifortueli:g ' exclesive•of the Mansion, and 1):1!•0,• , intli ?c TOL pet Witi..an , l exclitsiva'o.l.l itn:)e; , n 'the va;tiable 1V ;j',. rl-Pack 4 , 1 I tionitai are kepi in the lriviglibw.tritoott. :The Mansion and Farm: b-• at any time, by to Win, Nlasott, 1 ut• tot!:\ it, r•Ohn.SiMP:W' • • o f tv,poin . .li.i 4 ; ~; t • . J ti title , . 711S0 at. M:1>011'S. • .); i;a.; . . ;Roust,—and P‘tan. I . T o - r. 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