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frqueneea, .tia any other person would he wholave tt Biil of Exchange. It was a contraet entered into in this Country with atl the consequences of suit itt,k utysil it, and therefore the Dt.lendant was )mt t. , ,i iricd to the benefit of the .Mt of P4srliame ot • Rule. di charged, WARRP.N WINPLE. This was an Mtion for penalties upon the Statute f , r delivering CoAlt; short of meastne, in which the Jury had found for the Plaintiff upon the whole cas , of frArpi ill the Defemiant, anti a Motion was made fora New Trial, on the ground that the case did not corn/ , within the meaning of the Aa on which the hint/116teliecl.• 4 trt very long discussion, in•which the Court oh‘erved,-that the diiferent.Statutes' which hudtgot for the tegithttion oithe Coal Trade from the time of K.in Wi4liam and ()iteen Ann, down to the present Cine . ,, had been no spine to re;,eol,,some to ;diet, sOrrie to continur, and softie to revive the provihions of kid a confusien that was,simost in thatin some of the modern At!is on this Ow Legislature in ernteavouring t(t mend a p or r.t . o gla.stt , in one 'window, had destroyed tine woidow9 at onk.e. It wzri at last determined that tiotere 'was' on 'foundation for the objection in this carat tniade tti the , i , ttdiet,. and that there shotdd b e n o netv ; the consepu.nce of which is, that Hli the dimes, xvltic't are puintrotts upon this sub. jeet, for poi:J(les in the Coal 1 ride for delivering shott . (nragire, and Standing in the Paper for Trial . , ktcp their places, and will tie tried in due season. POr . neat' . two years past a mist alarming speci e s of Roblrry,bas been praAicesi on rie Merchanto.' . goods shipped from this Country . to divers Foreign befot:e the vesnels conveying the same have Lls.the River Thames ; and this new mode : of pt. co'lation man Aged by ercretly opening the pack.' ag".P:s containing the most valtiala! , .. articles, such as silks, lino tins, printed cantors, laces, hose, X... _, ;} 4e, and Mier ta:(ing. out their contents, the space, is then fillad sip with oid wrappers, mail, lOCise 'paper, London paving -stones, chalk. stones,,,ot .sonis such rubbish, and the :packages elosett up again in so masterly j a manner that the Eausl'isliot discovered until the ships arrive at their Port of destination abroad. Sneral individual Mer. ChAnts : ' robbed in this wooer, have lost at one tiine cool. .or upwards, and the whole sum collet tivelv stolen in 'this way, within these 'List twelve 141011111 ii, is suppolied to be not far shcat of so„000l. This species of depredation has been the means of c a u s ing distrust and dissatislaCtion between, the Merchant of this Country, and .his Correspondent itlaroad, the one asking payment for the goods sent off, and the other 'refusing it on' the groundof the gocds not. coming to hand. Various loom been the expedients had recourse to by individual sufferers, 1 , 1 drieninglhe perpetratt trs of these: alarming ads of depr , nla:i-n, hot hitherto .the proofs against the faded, owing to a link in the chain of prwtoi being broken, Theye grievances, which 4,* cor t rob , t h e M er .. chant ,of hii prver;:ir, and the lit h iNII Nat if:in ttf its accustomed Charatter fur lino:ant:able dealing amongst Fnottgners, have at length risen to so great as to call forth the ekertintis of some,of the 'first mercantile, and trading houses in . the City, oho hai'e forurd rhemselves'intOa Society, entered into a subscription, stet chosen a Comtnitter, Trea. surer, and S for the purpoSe'of punishing offendtrS of this des'cription, and fdr.the preventio n of th.,:,e praaicei itt latture.-We observe a large reward off3cd in Hills posted round the City, on the cimnnirtal and convidinn of Offenders -of this description, d ned at the Mansion house, and , sanctioned by :he Right HonOurabla the LORD MAYOR, which we sincerely ''hripe will have '4 4 effeds in bringing the guilty' persons 'to . exemplary punishment. On Monday . 71bn Dew wag !examined sa second 'time, 'at 1-I:ttton Garden, on it chargebf having at. tempted to rob Charles - Poole, 'Esq.- in company with ai!other than who has made his esettpe, on Thor Ai: , last, the zoth inst. on the Edgware ro4, about mir miles from Londt , e. As 'Mr. Poole was riding in his 'carriage with his lady and daughter, he was attacked by a man answering, the description of the Prisoner, who is a;smart looking 'man, about 30 years of age; bin, hating ainaidc on, he could not swear to his face. 'lie pointed a 'pistol at the men s when, Scion after, sonte•Gentle.- 'rnen's servants coming up, the Pristiner, with the other highwayman, turned short; without efreeting the robbery.--Mr. Poole 'stated The ciectunstance to the servants, who were '.well .mounted--they went in pursuit of them, when the pursued turned into a mad leading to Hendon, then turned short towards Highgate, entered into Gtuy's inn.lane,• r•nd were I closely pirsuca into Guildford-swig, Where, by a pile of ire, the horse was thrown upon his haunches, by which means the Prisoner vas secured ; but the other made his escape into a stable-yuid, after'hay. ink 'quitted his horse, , returned into the street, and w ilked away, with his great-coat on his arm, as if nothing had happened. ih the general Chace 'that , was given, the men threw away their pistols, which were loaded, and their masks, whiclt,were up by different persons. It appeared that .the horses were hired of astable.' keeper on the pree&ling day, and that there was strong reason to believe that they had hired horses of the same person, on the 6th of this month,.when a robbery was etuliniitted on Ealing Csmnon, on a Gentleman and two' Ladies in a post.chaise ; being masked, the .Geptleman could not, swear to . the identity of the Prisoner. Upon the first charge the Prisoner stands fully committed, and upon the 44Ctiiiii he is to be brought,up again. Thew:lnge story Nall the girt found itt Pope's Head Alley . , Cornhill, a few nights since, turns; out to be altogether false, as she has since con: fps ed , .having emphiyed a person, to tie her hande j ; and muse her face, as abs vt dritribed, in ordeveui excite compassion. She has, ireconsequerice, been; committed to Bridewell, there to midair) the se.' merest discipline of the house. 1, t) ►I it 44 rfillitd by BUC At she SuN.Oirscs, Ns y . .4I t 4. KT!:O3T6N; NOV. 20. Dr RD, 'in this town; early on Saturday morning 13;1, Capt. AI,LAN M 4 LEAN, of the 6 - h Battalion of the 6och Regiment, aged 20 years; Dr. BROUK, of the Brothers Guineaman ; Mr. Btu.; TO*NIAY; anti Miss CATH RR NE MARSDEN', daughter of Mr. JAM Xs . .11/lAasn ex, merchant; and Mr.. A 1.12 X. MtlCllsit., jun. late Deputy.. Marshal fur the parish of Clarendon. • IsJONTFC;(I—IIAY, NOV. SWAY the A , ,sizes ar. this Cotinty endedat Savannah.la.lVlar, when John Hilton, who was in. (li:ied fir the mtirtier of, fhomas Banks, and found guilty of min:daughter, wits, sentenced to 12 months 'furl isontnent. Last Saturday, at the Point Estate, in Han. over, Mr. T. HALL, 'Overwer on ~.that property : in this town, last 'Wednesday, ALEX. RICKETTS, Attorney at, La'w, , and tie: k of the. Peace for this' parish :—at Blueftelds, in St. Acte Dr• T. SPILLIssY. t.fV. .„I"RFLAWNY ? NOVe 19. 'The town of Falmouth, formerly Mart4,Brae.. poinr,,from being a very inconsiderable'village 20 years ago, may he now classed among .the-large4t towns in the Island, where there is alreat , deal of business done, and much more might he . done was it a port of entry. •, The harbour, defended by a reef>) is. capacious and ; safe, and capable of lnuell'irrt -I,poytmenr, the. ,channel leading into it; running. 'about N. E.• and - Making it very securer `:against the strong North winds which prevail in -the , -.winter months. :One , hundred square. rigged Vessels ;and fifty-one schooners old si pups have antlered and sailed from this harbout, in the last , twelve months. . . The Church is a handsome building, and cast to,oool. the vire consisting of four lots of.hrol a is a pretest from the deceased EnWA.RI) .8e.r.14 , 31:1", Esq. the organ was pretiented by jou ti Ail r Water being at an inconvenient distanee,, o n 'he t't th day of January sBot, 20,00014 3vas subscrib ed in one libur, for the purpose of briogiog it down in pipesfrotn.Mattha.4rae river, to„a re,iervoir to be built ; a I3ody Corporate tinder the iitin of the Falmouth Water Compthy, is constituted untier an A.tl of the Legislature, to conduCt this business, , asst are empowered to tax those who take the bene... fit of this laudable undertaking ; hy the last _ac_ .counts from England, all the apparatus was shipped. .The Fort, from the incrcase.of buildings, is al.. most in the middle of the town, and, should be re. moved to the extremity.of the Point,:the most coin. mantling:situation aganist art external ei)139.v.. The Public Taes.paid by this Pariah air, • I aolottut to - - , - ,C. 2:••,755 . oto 'The Parochial ditto - - 936/ to. o I The amount of Postiigc at Fitlrttol3ll,• to itit Qcl,-; . iloo, • tOilf•viiti t ilers - , 3.;-;4' 4 ••' "i 01 i, 'l.'he atitount of Stamps said at the Scamp' e• - tzoo * fo t ) 6 11 0 4'e Sid . dt;;tuao ;Ont.': ii - , 01' by ' i iutii v icltali whp take the best:lit of the 10 per cent disLootit. • - I Thirteen thousand two hundred and ninetYdlye hogsheads, 12 29 tierce.. bogar, 6+oo pun‘lifons rokt, besides other prticLice 'ate shipped at the Wharfs of this harbour. At Martha Brae, there ar,e no wharfs whatever. The Ruck ja a thriving little village, where there are several wharfs. There arc : top sugar Estates, zaPenns anti ether Settlemeuts in this Pariah. Taxes are paid 27,636 .Negress, 10,719_ le:10 of stuck, and 250 CArriage.wheels. .• On Tuesday se'nnight, several shopkeepers in ; Sunderland (their weights and miasures being found dacient), were summoned before the Magistrates of that phi e, and fined for so base an imposition upon the Public :,--;and, on Friday sennight, Thomas Bruiiinlee and Jane' dealers in butter, cheese, bacon, &T. were•eotivieted of the like offence,— Brownlee-in./he ptnatly of; aos. and Joblin 6a. ,8d; from whom a quantity , of: unwholesnie beef was taken and burnt. • On the 39th nit, a 'Coroner's pithiest was taken on the bodies of Win. Thomas Broad and John Dowse, belonging to the Brig Rionove, wrecked in the parish of Madron, in Cornwall, the day before. AA soon as the vessel struck the crew jumped over. board ; and out of the nine., of which it consiued, three were drowned, and the above two were only found, the other has not been since heard of. The vtssrl was coniing (tom Malaga, bound for Loadon, with dollars, gold and silver, plate, and fruit: Out of 19,000 *dollars on board, about twelve thousand had been saved a—the vessel went to pieces as soon as she struck, SUIP ClletVt34l4o l JAN. 24. Passed Ity•-the Hound Sloop of 'War,' frotteltabtattar; Washington, Scott . , from Charlestown ; PrrYgreis, Baker, torn Charente ; Vrow Ebermer,George, from Rouen; Davidson, and the Icssie, West, from Bourdeaux. Sailed—the Brothers, Rising, for Chatlestwmi ; Rising --, for Guernsey; Experience, ---, tbr Ostend ; and' the Goede Werwagting, for Amsterdam. DllO. Yesterday, athis brother's house, in Harley-street Charles Beauvoir Turin, ,ESI,I. In the night. of Ttteliday se'nnight, EdvVard Creathed,' .Esq. 01111.1de:its House, in Dursetsidrer He had spent the preceding day mostly in company, appeared tO have tio symp toms oral health, but was remarkably cheerful and plca-' rant, and rethed to rest in the same happy temper. In the; morning, Mtg. G, spoke to him, and, alatMed at length at not ()blaming any ansveor, sho stretched for t h her hand, and found hint lying by her a corpse. Wednesday sennight, at a very advanced age,lheltev. John' Erskine, D. 1), one of the Ministers of the Old .6royttiarS. Church, Edinbuilli. • On Sunday, the 2d inst. in Soirth Richmond -street; -Bain rgh, ..Miss. Elizabeth Rnhertsun,. (laughter of 'the deceased Mr. john Robertson, merchant in At Crilcutta, in the Eait-Inclies,iii the month of fiine David Douglas, Estf. third ion of William to ()glass .Eug ..nf Brigton. • • At Sttaloch, Miss Markatet Ramsay, eldeSt daughter of (onn Ramsay, Esq. of Haifa. • 'At Nithhaiik, Mr. George Dickson, youngest son of David Die kson, 1.. sq. At Dumfries, Mrs. Finnan, relict o f the Rev. Air . Finnan Minister of 7rmJrtva) • _ _ _ AtAmitegAttn, :cry. Mr. KObflit Little, bolitli&Tet aj that Portgs. 11.1t4,11N of Coma C3rdrpi; Jr( P '• 112, ram( ; where Adve)ilirmiwts, OPtirrs for COVIZSR e TUESDAY,' I !.VC11.4 - IVG RA A 25t Amsterdain 36 2 '2 us. Madrid —in Paper Ditto, at ,sight 35 Ditto 3; eattive IZotterdatii - 36 3 2 us, Legiv,rn - 5 ? I taniburgh - 34 4 2k us. Naples - - - A Itona - 34 4 z ua. Cenda - 46 Paris 1 day's da. 24 8 Venice - t Paris .2 usance 24 Iz I.ivres Lishon - 64 Bourdeaux, 'do. 24 t 3 ()pinto - 644, Cadiz - Ditto, • 1.4.1b,0,a I , • No.. i s . , Ver6-stit'et, 04"Orti-: ) strw.t; takrcit t liberty- to inforin the- Public, that he; has on Sale st Imo quantity of spout Knit Shetland .only t05.46d.. pct dozen, principally kr tho tt4e of the Root% For warmth, o.nfort, and cheapness, e)ideed tthy thing in rho Kingdom. The Wool of a'dozeit wor th'7s. independent . of ti pintuingall~t knitting. , . . FREEHOLD, I,EASEIIOID, AND COP Y HOLD ES-rATES, HOUSEHO ID EU RN ITUR E-and STOCK in :MAD tltc; of JOHN SERLE; a ilankrupt. • . TO DE SOLD. BY AtUCTION, . ... • ' yl y , 0 rder of the Assignees of Ilte . .E state Ati.f joint Serie, late of Stiepron ! .A.latlett, Clothit.‘r, I.l.erticrlipt, :.,t tno George Inn, 41 . Shapton- li.tiletr, i n , the ,County of Soolerser, on, Tuesilayltie 'First Day of Febrarynott;lat Thi ee ol Clock i (unleti in thesne.in timedisposed ;of by - Private Contract,l : .of WWI ...kIS-IngiCe will be giver)} subjed to such Condi- : - tioio as Ault be then and there 'produced,. ' ' ! . ! . r l .-1 1 - 1E followil FRREFIC)LD 1,13AT.4-101,1),. , i t .. ;Ind(OP,YI-11 LI) ESTATES of the." saitl,Bankrilpi, - indhc.folloWing lots, or such otheta as shall be agreed on,' at the.tinto of Sale : • , Lot t.. Al) Out .gooLT 411 d substantialliKEE Ho LI.) hi ES- SU AG E or I)W E I. I. I N G-1.10 USE,' `svitlf a CtlaCll-1)011Sr., 1 'Stable, two walled G.irsh:rts, IWO -llytOithises, two Stoves for drying . Wool. untiClutli, with• two," ,ricks complete, •, three ,. Teneinelits ; a 'Compting House, eqattal Clnli . Rooms, and convenicut Woiksliopi; i also' a C14111.11,' five stories' itith,'aniOt fifty fc't. knit, and twentrfeet wide ;'deb, twu • 1',.1: ol Stoelis fur. milling ; Cloth one - Cloth. Ita , .:l;. 7 :andit sitki.ll l'a,:iaocii: atTrotilid ; (the tyhole o f voircb . pleitii:ies, , int hidiny, the siiiiil sinai I Paddock, co)t'ain' aboUt tWO"Aorcs , and three' i ttaroets, end are situate in or :iesrlcliver4stwet, in• Sheptonet - llttlatoresaid, ani.i now or kte,in Lilo accu put t ou tit the sate liaii • riipt). Also, a hfesstiag,e or "DWEL'ErNt.Ii. j 140 liE alflniiii,,,-; - I It,: l'A ; ;;. mom lone(' Premises, n:rk or 14,4 i in the Ocotipetiv i i of the 'aid hank rti i.a. -: 'Alo i ,.it CopylA4,i Clot: ,tap. ricee of G. Kt MJ NO, s, t o ,te lit S, ll .enpn-NI a get.t - t 4f.'jrtiiald:t•illely' adjo;ullig the ab T.' , einer s n'ibnerl• l i rsini-ki,. toontairring . "Wdirt titree-quartcrs or ;in Acrd . , , iwVittlohlialtAi: ' Aryvir At:.Vlioi e 1... . : . .. I .. •-i, ' . This ,G,rotand i s held by Copy of' Coi•rtitoll 4rge r L t ic s li Prince of W'f1i . .14,. tfor iitici; iiv.s: .:- • . , '.!,. - : I:: i 1.11,..;A0 Vali E 1101.1). 10.VE1,1.14(,;-110USE, witha i, 1',?,, :i i ) .,4 0v5c , prthi c , Etillii4,-mili, containing three p a ir , of S toL i , 'i ? "niutthtge,anil`Gfinleif thereto acfjoiii:iig, 'hue in tie ' oCeai . troll iatilthaviattl•tisokrtipb, bll t,oOW . YUid. situate lit' the • pari 1., of,S.WlC'St•';ll.l.isihael,ahuut lour ntges fromSiwpion.. , 1 sil ell tl liiill'e lit frodt,' , F r.)nit.:. •• . - . ' ' - '" • ! t tka 1.4t'..3.' tTitlit sli‘ASl4,li 0 LI) CO "ETA (.;iES or 'reitornenta, 14.41.: 1 I ).) c,ltputic and Qarden,,late,ia . the4icl uPAtiun of OW s.:al3aatisupt,'Otit low void ; situate at charlton, *lli or near sholoit•qatlert aforesaid, held for the =Main:ter of air 4- 4 tOiNte tetlo 0 4600 years. ; -'. . .: , ~; ..4 Let .4; All.that Leasehald ; Messuagc or Fartn7house, .witil a Earn, S tablA andOtherconveniesit Out :Tiaildiuks, tovtner 'With 3'9 . 0ut',4 Acrcs 4f Ltelii, `situate in the Palish of Fair.. virlay, in 4he County of P von, The wbole of whitih l'cv. inises are now in. the tenor or.c4cupatiot) of Wiii4al4llning, 'urniei the 5 , 61.1 y Rehrora out 6el. • . . This Estate is held by Lease; determinable on the deathi ' of two lives. . _ ... Lots. FOUR COTTAGNS, with Two small Gardens, nearly adjoining I,ot t,eito4tto in Shepton. Mallet t atore,diu, nova in the tenure or oecupation:oflasepli like, as Tenant at Will. ( Tka# PrefiliSeS ure also licl4 by Copy of Court-roll, : • tinder the Vnnee of Wales ' for-riiree•LiveS. ',.• ', ' • , I, or 6. A CLOSE, or 1 ) ICC E of. GROUN D a .contaiti- in . abosit One Acre atitt lialf finore or less), bittl'AtC J l v , illY atipiin;ng Ille abave Prenti.;c,s, in Kilvet-Strdet,"noW or la::: in the occupation of the said flank rapt. - This Pie,:e of Ground is held by . Cupy of Courf-roll, tit,ter the Manor of RouKhborough. . • . • i For further information, or to treat b y ;Private ContraB, applif to Mr. kteory Ukvi., .Aristol, .tiliettor to that Assig- , two. , Also, on Wednesday the ad daY of February, will lie ink!, On 'tho Preinisos, all the 11OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, P CAT 14 LINEN, &c. and on Thursday the. 3d Ailiel . fol lowing days, all theilargeaod valuable sTiacic in TRADE. EE FE CTS, UT E Nil I,S, of the said 'Bankrup t ; con- . sisting'of 2 large assorttnent of Suitertind and :other Cloths, , ,K aterneres , ek c , &c. and Machines and Implements of , ,for carrying on the busine s s Of a every description .necessary Clothieriti all'its'braitehcs. 'Fhe Sale to begin eacifday'at Ten. o'Clock, and continue till .dl is sold, . - . . 4 'IOIIN STEPHENS, Broker. , • Til — O ,A S .TAYL(IIt, No. 9, Neiv 4ridge-S treat, Loudon.. • ihmourol Sir, • - ; Edinburgh,. Mato) 12;420. J , ru you, eve leave to infbrou, 'that ev strict the. year 1790, I hivie been afllielett with the Liu,S Vette rryi ; , florti obst huitely 'resisting every course , of ,Medielitc,,prestrined by the lust quiiiitlit of the Faculty . and undergoing 6cveral severe 4..tiursvt. of salivation, and - twice illsebtrged from 'the Hospital, , with little (alto! . appent - to.be;of the most triveterate native. .1,,n the .springgrtast year my disorder had got to stich .nearly ttilmr a 110;tuli to my existence 'had a - large Ulcer , on the Crown at illy' head,' one . on .catlli ann. and 'in,' leip were Voke ant in 'a frir fill tnanner ; m y .r ight was urqait fully painful, ;nal hail been in a state of Ulceration for the last suven year:, ; loll' hut also two large nofics °nit, was very muell discoloured,• and ..gave-rant such ourutittt ing pain, pirticularly when ivarin in . bed, as neatly .0 de- wive *lnc of rest; lirthentable state, I was rinoitt 'tnended by Mr.:. j. Tbompsori, (w,ha .received 60 great tt curg by' them, .herc), to . (.24, your Leake's Patent' which I I)egan to - do on the auth of - May ; in the courtier 'of a fortnight, I 'began to. receive benefit--in little , inure ; ;than a mouth, the ulcers on my herd and arms were soundly healed--soon alter, the softy on my 10.:s healed alsoi . leaving, however, c . ontudierable iliscolot trat i on i n t h e skin; and pain=irt the' bonc of the left,' which, by the ling of Gird,. anti , a little longer perseverance tit your inva suable Nleda.:ine,, subsided; the nodes dispersin,s, the skin. regaillini its oat Ural . ' h u e, and'rthe nutturnal pains gradually. .goon; ~t. 'l . ; thus. became, by your littoral advice and Liar, theMe, peeler:l;y tree. from, all my fornier complaints-- I .' have recovered lqy forpier spirits and strength, and am be-' come jolly and fat:'ln which state having emanated many months to the altottishment :of all'Who, knew me, 1 4miet h loicjit Whiwtcritt .ia e x p r e ss,, my gratitude, Ina beg you, for the good al - other mortars, to retake this lily eit4e as public as . possible, as I shall on every. oeCartiiini • in so doing, yi/1.1 will . , greatly oblige, Sir, yo u r g r ate f u l; obedient, very huinble servant, A . I.EX. MURK ER . Swall * S.„C l l: 4- yrliigtt. , s't,rett, 'Witnesses to the above Cure : 10,11 N Tiiou,rsoN, No. 3, Ne'w Poultry Market ; and onu l*ticon; , 0 A ssembly-Cioe, Kiniburgiu. Pc‘parati.and solti, by tiw Sole Proprietor, , qati :1 c. 1.0 it , ; Member at' the'ltiiyal College of Sift. geons; at his 416uSe; No.'9, New bridge-street, London ; Wiltit4 after a, constant residence of more than years, in al practice partictitarty dirti:ted to the Liu,: r4t: Vemrea I Complaints and tho i e'nciciental to the Pail, nt 'Generation, •voith that inviolable secrecy which rn,:n o r his profession should always observe such he' flatters ,himsell, the advice and assistance he glatnltoo,..l-, to persons. taking . this Medicine, will be • eacerned, by' a ilisceniing Public; its an ailvantagesel. dont attainahre and void of all ambiguity. 'Also sold, by In, appointmenti ter the convenience of those,liaing ) at a til,t3n,:e, at 'the Perfumer's, No. 35 ; St. A lbants.otreet ; Ii - Mail ; the Toyshop, No., 103, Ox.. lii,boroturties, N. Mr. htets4.l,, iiet,rl)4t- 1)1 0 0 440w, Little Twa er. hill; 'utitit-;Jradge, Lltnnitigh ; 11r. tiariatti 4 04ritip?1,y ri;v:ailw.ellstt: Oithint ; rend bs one person in every' 10W11 . 14 Cr,:lit Britain atul tie, land, in brri.x6 nr. only 4d. ear,ii , se..led up v. an mil arid pt sin dtructtinm,. oiliefehy persons: ,set either• iicX may tAitetraliitritirive > with mn!, •Le t tiv'zi, !;ocriiCy, and laiety,.. N. 13; by f ir [km :oakl ice i.u.'rtt up %vitt., a "iuntip .1' it by 111 , irnittissieuers. , 011 V, • . it • printed, at the ..tamp-aiifice--• ayki, ,N o . g, New . ; ,to mutate who.ii is Felpity,.. :incl all other* ,are tlouriterfdis. Publishcii bi W NI au Nele 1 , 6 t Vh.+lt tliC Pater, Letters tvr the Editc,. 41,e. ~-:*att,_o;.4 t COAL AND IROkilioNE MINES. TO'Be SOLD -UY- AUCTION, N I).LE VV : A • • On Thurt4ty the 341 9t . FxbrvAry, IL3, at Titree o'Clo c k in the :kfteroonn, (;ootge ' - tt Cowity ut Scrajtoct,. 'to4c4lcri. or ill "fifree i t.uts, about tr, 18 d;a ~ans Acres etiek; i : 'HE MINES of COAL and ''IRON'S t rO: 4 : 0 • • wick; Acre,/ L3rid' or' IHe liiN• • ' Mir Of Siowheatil, , sitztate close. to the Nirmiryglilmnainil , to the Turneit.Oiood,leitling from 13ilz:tonc to WA'.."4' acidin the Zls . enu.orllr. 'tabu . , hill her ParticoltaylArlitiii; - - . ind a , Plan df tire 1.; seen, .at the Auctinneeris, in Wol , ierhalltpton, 2 9 - poitiLa Per6on.to thew tite,P.tattltses4 , ' s ;* above are very italtiable 7 Mines, nod tiottevi'strongly reeptninends thbot to 'the tiottce of tht rub. : •• • . • - ' HULL DoCK.' St ht tt. , TO, E 144 si •A 11 Lill° At 014 Dbck-Oilis,ltiq.;.i4c.tim.tipOit:fitili, on ThursW I tlis. °4 2.llh tqly b;"lttlo4`dfy,, ftt 'at Cloak at 2 1 100tti. aut.ittrathe, Pow:as Act of P.irtia mem, passA it 41,1 Year of the Reigu of His ii,}e;xat tor additional Dos:ks at gini,ston-apt , rl - null, pi -trauma' stietreenditto;:is shall be !au. duced ; F "' E NEW SHARES in the Undettaki;ig.for MAI; ing CKS at IKinhs of tt rin.-1 tut . • F.ach Skirt! 60 put %up: sop cutely. Nn part of the PLlNll4ser:roooeyy,..e , xOpt 1 Dept , itt,,9/0. per Cc.l,t , will required to be p;44;tintil the'6in Day ot Apiii next.. Each P tathadet:filkleiv S 11! 1.-rititre(l; , thr tit D4y of January Id the same DivicWis ;lift ,lx'riYl• legei.as , the l psosetit Prwtrierots of floo; sture;„ I Utibtf part;litliers kricitOt tor`Mr. Soln.ator, or Atr:!Lcirztt, Clerk" to ;4W LlVit ‘ °l4. pry. • ?Nil, VI t 4, I S^l. CA l' .1 la - t; 11;0' `1"1:1Nilir. t'- , TO . 112 - $0,1.1) 13Y A U(:1'1(.)11, . _ By M r.ll-tik 1 NE I At the ll' iivrisow Cottch ieottie", -: COrtthill, -nil' Vti.lay, . lilft ti s , at .1, t.vtLiteto'CiiogiLi:in;b9ttt:ftvt.:ny I,tt ', Q . 1;1 4 VE N 1 - ILINOV p 4 .,:i TEN.ver.. t 1 r . ~ " ' ..` ‘ I. ' 1...„.7 121N11:t12.11, "I'R,EgS, pytny orwiiii,ll,are i) ,--- . 'sijiti, tit for t!tt: prineipir ttioce Qe - Sitipi6t aL. .: t ''. - , we!.l.t. several I .iriitielittitifOfcivik,s':ri hub: .., , 1- ~ i ''. V .41ukr)lt: sart ; • tik.`tw44l l ottitit* 1 ,, 1 i iMile,' 1. . -, 1 : • ."' ,p ,, ,,p ,, ,, siiiis. tf s qi .114 W Illitt1!:1 aril f.C . rii)F 111. 1 , , ';'-... t i li siaziairig id'otielVdritt,'`EttlrditAlig :tr./wat t :lo ; 4%64'li, -:. :I ( 43%llitthu - lbt , (14:41itc.,. 4tt - 446:.-:r-t fit: t ta.,:c, t eu ritti 4! i "':', ii,1 1 .1 4 ,,g,,f r 0 r , skii l a t itf , f '4,4i,e*.tt4rt.., ir.4 Gclit4P'''' t 414tiljtiq ,‘ ,S •",,ii i 3ftVt.:tpvitly . it . tiatid ift)t - ii,itlt..: ! ;t , . ~ 'et' , AF4Egt f• , .DertittirrtitiltNViiacr; &stalls - Ivr et . ,Hiy4ittif•miiiirioa Aybut "on: , to, the "iNiniliik• ;tegl't '; ffig,tiite s r,ickl k s?%fly . ~ i : r ~,,.: t .. : t ; -: ~. !, - . nor' 094, , mut .toi s y-t,,;r: , ,; 4.r,,ii _. ,n, ,fl A', lily', 7 i i iV Vy 'Attet fortfmtVrvroi..4; '4 't WI , I, vetl'ul 1 `-#••••( 't' - ''' .( i i rf,,, for .Start*Vol#4,4lte„:44ikeo,r,iirr.!u os l .4.6 l r4tAittii* A,4 Yi ,t i ;g' aCA r, Mtoat,perientteasti in- H44,rilpfdiit%.lx. , ~4L;;„,,-4,,,„ latttp 411 , f 1 , . aideLt4toko;:b,' %Vivo 'tNel 'in 'Til.- -. ." - j, t " ) *i - Rii*oiii rii4;:cchntiqiftlte World; . 4 , 611% sjitut • titkLit:Ot f(l'r . :‘,.,„; at lytioin printed 4uiti:14,11i41 , ,1 - 44y,..4 . 444 i 1•6• p ha; ~ iii) , 37 : Rit ,l ;,?Alql%Ytiligil. t ia M4kitivii, liinit,'s Aftlk:;;i:".; , ,,4 1, 4 4 -,' \Vhktt 7 in chiittibild,-. Sifoli''.‘rii?.;',4titrtritftsi i ' . ,7 0 1 Chi eha.:ret.; C town;tat: 1# tsiff4utk ; ~t, rjru. 4 4,lliition t l' i' (A' Mr. Ranto, Land :ttict Timuer'Si.irre-yor, Clti:4l;.kitculcif . ' AiodinlifiCliY.- . ' ' ' - - ' • - • l'All , P.I.IiVAN:r SPOR , TIIsI ( ; 10cSII)1::NC•g. AND liS ' . i ,• , /IN-YORN.SflI(tl;', . . To BE SW,I) IIY AtiC'eLON • .. , ~ ~ • , • -By ilvlr. it A 1 N f..,, ', ' - . i At th e Rainhow. Coffee-house, in' tOrnhill i ` On i: ri '1%4 'ie. bruary.4, at "I‘wei.veo'CloCk., in - one Lot. i., A Valuable "4nd -v e ry Desirailii . e. . is:l,4"gialulw ..47,1... ES:I'AT4, lying pc,rl44tly compact wad vigil n'il/t a j, rcfrc.,iteci by th.: River Gypsey, ititic;., ituisi• aUovl.i• i'io, c th;lugh part of the Lands, rin which ,t,r4iii.-tiStiiiti:ovitO! iv. a l i, t qictr,ant Villa, 'with every - retruisit.; Actlichett•On I Ote it ,s, cit ()thee, well -knowit•lxy tile na..-tiei• cif •IA I.C4Z•N , , t i 4 al- 1 •• in the l'iiiiiill'cr'Veititnlcs r fiboie halt - initidip ,lo from th e High Road tet iiveen '•l.)ri ttt - eta•ittoi 5r0t0,r4:4054 6 L' 44 miles from theibratdr. ton , tram. ilvit:•ktitutt. 444.1.,..efr01ia Bridlington; together with Tilt* Ott:1114W ~11:, . ;. .01, , , o.illi C6ll% , 6olen't iat.bltildlrtt , s,' and 5 tui try:out-4, . I r,,:1 ,t. t t ~ lrfs Y pod tend, ..cont.sinic4(..ivar 8.19 Actti ; tLi..:llier w:t,. C3' ...; si,inor (If klaythorpt; ext.:l,Np; t)c•: - ,V . aout .7 4 ,, ) A :”..,4 Ground. The Residence, (..}ffices and •: , '.x . ,,e/ :;,.: ...,.- ~„ li.nicl, are in the occupation of tfie ' Prorf-ioir;',. whi . , , .0tf1'. 1.1 7, mtnediate l'oisession, and the well-a d apted r ufnitine is , r 7,, 14,, x, be tiken by the Purchaser at a fr.ir vaiuAtiou ; th. rvs ror I ',.,-- 'l,,iii is held ' by' !'1 Nu aro%t , n, by I.ease, six ye•e' '''' which are. ncT 'unexpired, at a net Rcnt of aiioutS,,l T ~;„ ~, • o' be,viewed till the Sate, by applying t o *Air. W.'"*,`,; ~" Nutbrown, of wborn printed l'arti c ul a ry may , be . lied; "I— ,of the , Piktiters of the York,' CourAnt aid ?,•1-:...v..;;;5:1 , : A' ( ''.' l * . tiser ; Switns• j.;irrybridge; Angel., Doiti,nster ; of Yit , " r4 : Catall . and I Beetcob, No. 4, (.;ray'-in R ii‘iquare ; '"i" l '' ? ' , " ' anti or Mr. Raine,-1..u1d Surveyor; Charlotte-street; blooms bury:='; . - r . ()U ut either. Sex, who pritrtoed . ir.f_ .6 s l ' cretand destrudiiii Vice, and there!,v (lie( , and daoilitated the whole Islervo.... ); ~the (NPRPIAL . I3AL%I of r) ), oovvaiLlif . certain,, and eti4tuat' Restorative, wici.onthioaly successful vvitlt young Peol I who !lava iar aPPL'aranceaela air ut old .‘a,7; who are ci,"" titpid, and eve n ; •ttioa lo &elle hefl.t,. Whose log:. :at: au lOuger G 4 trY them ‘vll4:havoan-utter 4iiiLaSt4 4:%er, And arc tut.tily ini.apacitated. When the Szoin:tcii is trL' quelttly.disordered, 'the Ilifdy is Avut.....,7112U ; 6 c 0 1 1 ,7 - dee:ty, and en ).it cla t Oh, ;I itetted, IMA Ittost ris.••••*_r , :tioVV".l ol ','t and tne,Eyes into 'the Tnis. universally established its restorative ignehl 3 r.7 justly enumerated atnonitst - the 'foremost of liapp medic/Ill:search ha* procured .I,i the tm:is , `!" , ahe human race, and gre.twst t:wmitetaetive :o scry. ' • 14t5 Dr. SOLO MO . t .10 extensive, and his cotiste a t . engage:milts We " :)ortion of his ;OK , and atroodsol,:e. expciti., tvhcn WO{practAic4 is now be com e s o gro— Iliettioaf , CortsPitttlextr Cid:at:a ; all 0 :' 11 ten cases, or Leuerr ti A ovico, OKI %" 0 " , orderfoi 'Media - lb:. and emit he 430;s:red arl_l; kisure, Are required to iiictos."! only ki.ilf-a,,Gitintit;- _ Letters should, sir sa(ety, thus.directed—.• m , ,ney ter, Or. Solomon, SOlomon's-place, 111 : 4Whlove.W ., , , et, Lr verppnol ; paid double postaxe."--Lemrs may be.ortlyted t ulyd addressed lair X.- /;:or B. :it the t to' • A Saying of Nine Shillings'in Trio ilineaa. The Cordial Balm of Gileadis sold in ilotiles, price 110,: a-Guinea each ; there are also Bottles, Trice 335. contaf lo :: equal to four Bottles at 64, by which the'Patient . sa. v , - ,; os', o istclutling also the Duty t. the Stamp of which bOr,,t' e 'i - Proprietor's Name: litt A.(l4llcii, " SainUCl SOI.OIIIQPi 11001 I" is felony. N. H. iriimtostary re) . observ4i.tlrlit Letters whatevitf, - must La: paid. • lb. The Cordial Balm of Gileatiii Anti-I 111 1 50 ;giues ;Oa . tergent Lotion, and Guide to nealth,'' are ..et• Sold . by Remnant, Hanthirrgh ; -R.-Bach, Peter.dify• - • 0 , Nel.v. York ; Niathe.ws, No. 'Strand, Loudon atat' fr Bath, by Ha ; Bristol, Bid& ; Brignion, Gre4ory I I'm rningham, Knott and Lloyd' 'Beiltbrii; Smith : sin o inons ; ,Bury St. Edmund's; Ditigic; Ilan; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Itoll.tsoti Col..cir: s i ter, Keyincr ; Canterbury, Sintmons ; Carlisli:,. 1 1l Chatham,. litherington; Chelmsford, Clichar ; Pool and Soil ; Chichegter, Phillipson; Cirencester, SottLoo. c..:hippenliam, Combs ; Oublin,..Dustiale, No. Ex4:l 4 :le rt Court; Derby, Drewry ; TThrhatu, Pennington ; ; Neales; DnitiCSl .Lowe ; Dorchester Virtue ; Peal, 1) ." 1 " 1 "til, JacksCM ; Edintmtgit, Smith, North BriOg . ° s !: Exeter, Trewinatt and"Soit ; Falmouth, Elliot ; ter, Pitt, Walker ; C , flonalct • I.i vv. wool; "„",,, draggist ; Leodsi bums, liOttnes ; Lthadil, 3 1 tOr y ; , Headley t Gregory, Swileftui ; chestcr, Thoralioon ; R ow , Ntalbootig,ll; ; NL!...krbory, f l utter, Aike ca,itle, 'Walker, ; : .) ... r t l") iir ham, Wirb.sze.; avvir;li, .!.TevclWil i z anci Cu. ; ]ones; Vlyinotith Floitthri ; !Pert‘ntinith.. Keadittg, Soikrt and Co, Nan Nester, Fttseringtoiti ; Shrewsbury, Eddowes ; Sontitaiiiptoi2, S' titixti, .der;; it ; Stamford; Newcomb ; Staiderlun'' sailibdry, ;':Scirbeitungb, Bayley; Tauntrin,.l");ol, Tent:o44e Spr.m,O. ; ; Windsor, by the rept:rat:li: N•—•:, ! , cote Vetict.,:r.; Uotao..o.tiacT l ot c: p t imipsi ro't! ; ,e England, 11,14ia1, .110.• ASOCT,Ca, Who, t+ P iitplllctiY gr.t it ic jj aijoy of therein % - - , yet:.: 3 4 rtti;, Crolveriiir• Itriattp-Ti