The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-23 00:00:00

',dant of t!ie Flotilla desti,)ed to invade England. _ _ Oil the ich of last month the Post from Ham bur,.b to . Stelholm was retarded by the quantity of Silow which covered the roads._. T:11 3 fr. , r3ing arrived three Hantburgh oat cf . 1:f. w kith would have been due this day. Tae following are their most important contents. • f will be seen that there is not a word from S. Pe teulthrjl) resßeding the late, reported cliane in the tiliokiry there ; and the intelligence from Hollard received by these is not so late by . two days as that brou4ht,by the Dutch Papers of the loth. VE NIC E, OCT. zB.—Scveral Ships, which with. the few days have arrived here aria at Triest ?torn the Levant, have all hiought the important that an - English Flotilla from Malta appeared before A/exandrra, and with the con. sent 'of the Beys, landed thete several thousand troops, which now are in poisession of tile Forts , . rout - J(1 A Cd'N'ST.ANTINorLE, OCT. 9.-The CDvernment 1 - "t ' •cil the agreeable intraligence that .-,ere .recet Alexan",lii.l is not I , At to the Porte. According to the oecontiti received here, .the fol . , „lowers or J\tzaut, VVIkIIAB have retited into the , . . , Des - alt,. and . the Porte appears to have much !en cause for anxiety with respra to them. CAPITAN PitCnn h.zs takcn two Mainot Corsairs oW the coast of . the Morea, and cut off the .• - - lit.„1:01 the Captain of one of them. As many Albanese have gone in European . Ves. Sch to C.iiro, to j.lin the insurgent A mutts there, C..i-rein Paella has coMplaintid to the Ettiopean I'ilini,ters here, and reCluested them ti; prevent the Ciptains of such vessels from taking Them. Th e Au,sian Atnimssador has proposed the more measure of stri6ily bitingPio;y - the emigration • t tilf! inhabitants of Alb,hlia, and' their einbark. - at iOn on board'any Vessels 'whatever. A few weeks since another fire broke out in' the neighbourhood of the tn. Lnaicent triosqtte of Santa o „, 1 , , whichcOunied above a nunorett nouses. Several CoUncils Stare have 11 . L41 held, and great levies Of• Troops will iMmediarely he 111 . ;( 4 .e. The CAPTAIN PACHA has received 'orders to s'rroit force on the Coasts of the 'Mort:a. NN 'e reports liere, that Fren&li Trool,s lanc.ed in that peninsula, tut these ar.,. now r.i;\iV; to hiw tit,cwanded.' lvttilyTrOopi, which had marched the. Itchels in i<,tnelia, have rcturncd ttr !his vkinity. ottei:lP;randtng the vigilance of the French I'6. vatcer' : ,, - Ship'fi.)[n LOitaon, with a rich clrgo; 1-1;!, Ay arrived safely iit Smyrna, ,where a Tuft:kit Barcelona, with a 'great tinantity of Spa e,),nrn.::lities„ and 'which hail beenstif. fered t4 l ,ass by clic tnillslt, 'has arrived. 'ilttullter, Nov. "Z.:-:::Our - joni.h:.is say,. that a strong Turki,ii Army is aisetnbling near Sopiir, tte . 'wilic"h, 'it is hdir yeti, that o'ile colun'in . will tr,:rch tn:o :u;:! 'the other to . the vicinity of • liAatir, Innrtling we'had a s'a.i.len alarm' hew; . AII the French troOPs 'Came tmtrei.arMs heat (if drum ; and it teas thltil'thi? Enemy . ' had tridde their aPpea'ratice on the Coast. Qur apprehensions, `however, tv ere Soon iNiFrlti,JitUli c o it was that the 'French Gar r'eciz.ii&l orders ,to march to Utrecht, ILni?re' 'tt:crit ,by GenCiaf Vi -rott. l'or 'ranch Dcflol-hrifnik,!:ave already h en f,rm. ed into iive"lttlx-try T i ii•t the tinl . e of`the sailin g of'the Estpedi.. most 'ett;tv' be . ntar; - besides 'the 11'; ha V tit'cil sent to .A:us!erdam and the : T6';.A; another ".~' .t ?h, , J:lys—f! li t. nllntils of . '.fits • t ; - 10)'e'r l upilf i tib:egy frilized fiy of the mc I;( ~t . port,.trici!, 'rat: cy,Jr;l(:ttrtliary Man r very thth. , , vety citizca ith s 10,,c!; 7.! CofilltiCliCC, than 11.1:c vt r in, y hispea, we fl,,t icr our vivo; 'with the .• I (.;'.,z , tic Of last nl , ,;;ltt c , nttains l{ ti Pr, , cl.lKFt two tt) dated On Monday., t...:(...iwiteri;ial Intercourse wiih the Co. 1 6 1,1, i lienurtra am] . sttbirt to 114 ale kethintioni, iti the Tre.ie to itod f t -orn • 1"lts IVl4ll7s:Ty * Colonitc, Plantations and IsFands I n JruEr..s.; and •the growth an d produce tirtrt fi}itt Itic ptroiltred to be iittpnt'ted, rt , . • sunj:ct to Inc stunt!. ! tilt British W est India Istitods. • yi;f: / t e r<liy coort• gfrer I,t' ' VektiZ 31T'4 . 1\17. A I Fs. I , :y arrived I'd.tee fro m E oc ki n o„,„ r.ll;.ttt gia,ter laore,thrce, Ile.left the ftmy.•;:l ill)trimenth, nit , t pror.eedett to the at-d; `tctrtvetslog a; Le passed %,vith the Mdrquis of firs MAIFSTY entereJ the 3tite Carriage accompanied by the Earl of HARRINGTON as Gold Stick, and Earl MACCLEsFIELD Lord in Waiting, 'when the Royal Procession to tilt House of Peers proceeded as usual. Earl CHEsTERVIetri as Master of the Horse, did not attended His MA. TESTY on account of the indisposition Of his Lady and Daughter. Lord SELSEA. and Admiral DwaY rode in the Noble Earl's carriage. As the proces sion entered .the Park from the Stable-yard, .HEtt MAJESTY, the PRINCEssEs AUGUSTA, .ELIZA. Drill, and MARY, the I)utre of GLOUCESTER, the PRINCEss SorHIA Of. GLQUCESTER,-and the PRIN. CBSs CHAR.4.OTTE of WALES, appeared at the win. dawn of the'Earl of HARR ING•rotst . ; the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES StOOil before HER MAJEs. Ty, and the Royal Party saluted Hts MAJESTY as he passed. The populace perceiving HER MAJEs. ry and Pit INCEsses, gave three, cheers, which HER MA JEsTy and PR 1 NCEsSEs very condescendingly acknowledged by courtseying. The Royal Party were attended by Ladies HARRIN4ToN, ELGIN, and a , great number of Female Nobility.. Al. though tlie weather was unfavourable, the rain fall ing in torrents dodos the morning, it fortunately held up during the timeof the procession, in going to and from the Parliament [louse. A great con. course 'of people was asseMbled in the Park,r,White. hall, Parliament-street,.and Palace-yard, who testi fied their loyalty by repeated huzzas. As the State carriage . entered Parliament-streer, His MAjEs- TY's attention was attraded by the sound of drums and fifes, which proceeded from the Royal Juvenile Volunteers, who were stationed on the leads of Mr. WATSON'S projecting sliop.frOnt, to the ,pun. her of about 50, in a blue 'anti gold uniform, and muscieets. As firs MAJESTY passed, the chums and fifes played the Revelle, and the whole Corps saluted His MAJESTY. The word of cdm mand was given by Master, GRIFFITHS, the Corn. mander of the Corps, in a 'very bold and soldier. like manner. The novelty of the .sight of fif t y youths, f ro m tw e l v e to sixteen years of age, array ed in full military uniform, attraCted the particular attention of Hts MAJESTY. A label Was placed in their front, in large letters-=-" Ready to succeed cur Fathers in defence of our King and•Country.'? The corps is patronized by Mrs. pilQll, of Abilig. don-street; in whose garden they' exercise.. His MAIEsTy arrived at the House' of Peers about ten minutes after three o'clock. On his en. trance into the House, he was met by the Duke of NORFoLK, as Hereditary Marshal of England, with his gold staff Of office, and Lord AUCKLAND with the' stalrof office of Chamberlain, in the ' toom• of Lord Gwyotte, who was prevented from attending through iedispositiop. Hts MAJESTY Was in the House about half an hour, • i fits MA'JEsTY was dressed in regimentals. On return he wore a loose scarlet great coat edged seith;gold lace and gold buttons, stuffed - with warm W3F l 4intol CO prevent Has MAJESTY from catching wild. . Ills MA; left the Palace coon after four o'clock for •13ti6kirtgliam House to dinner. Niacmanus,.Townsend, Sayer's, and the rest of the 'Jaw-street Offieers, ,attended with silver staffs in the peocession, and We did not hear of any dent or depredation. Yesteiday.the DUKE of KENT, after dressing in his robekat tlipekiiigharn House, attended by Colo. nel SiSITH, proceeded to the,House of Peers ? The Mita ht *YORK paid a Morning visit to the PE INC ESS3s-, and Melt some refreshment. The, Du Ktr of CANOttIDGE breakfasted with HIS MNE.,:ry yestertlay.moroing. The Patric ess' CHARLOTTE of WALE'S dined Csrr Es yesterday. Yesterday Tat Elk MATESTIES- had .3 seleil card party at Duckinghatnliouseolt,lltieli were present Lords Sr. HELY Nb and SUDLSY ) 14;glieS CARD'. CAN and' AY titsuoitY;' Marchioness df Dow smite. MrS. SrAr4itort,ilion, Mrs. Howe,'Ge.:: neral MANNE.tts, ...• .• Yesterday, , while the,c2tigtr; was at Lady I A INGToN'S,'MA j EsTY and the Tit INC ESik.9 partook olantlegarit HiglfoVO, .1114'.PRINCR Of WALITS !Mani ,tc) MAC „Brighton his principal residence till . Causiteis of CiresrEar trip, we are'happy to: lhatn s .,has.xecovered.froin.the.searlet fever with which. she was severely alfcded,.but we:are sorry to leainthat.Lady HAI*. ETT STANHOPE, the Hari's eldest daughter, had caught 'it, and lay extreinely ill when- rite last-accnunts left Ifradby Hall.. • San. g ii is bspes were howev,er entertained of her , L4dy_ ship's recovery. Lord LD Wag pre. Veott.d, by 'these dotrieirk Effiktioth, froM attending p. 8.3 an - ,yeverday 46; the - House of Peers. Yektordayi' while 'Fits waiTin the 01..reets. a / violent . thunder Storm came on from the yvirstward, with .vrry vivid lightning, hosever, ceased for some 'time, but iecom. oieneecrabout six 'o'clock with increased fury: 'lt passe&pver'the Metropolis, and 'was attended with a very . heavy fall of ,hail 464 rain. Tire, thunder was laud, and the flashes of lightning very frequent St tong. • The' Duke of RuTtAxo pis tw have one of the vacant:Alutb,ltibhands, and the Earl. of HAILD• WI K s the other, at Friday next a Chapter o f t h e Order of the 'oliter will be held'for the investiture of the' Duke' of RUTLAND-4,ord HARDW!CKE will be invested at Dobiin It WO Mr. BiIItLAND, and nut. Mr. B AIT 4R u; who seconded the Address, itt the }louse of Cum. mons. LOt At MOUTIT arrived in town, from his seat in Cornwall, on Sunday last. Miss COPLEY, sister to the late Marchioness of AB F ItCORN, IS SOW) 10 present her hand to Sir WILLIAM SUT TON. Ir was last night. cOnfl(lently stared, th: i f a L i! e Governor of West, bland had ticeo Likco into Ctistody by a Kintt% Mesbenger. LieUtenat.l.C(4l4,Vl EMI: IN g has informed the Law Associ tLion, he hid it in cotton:lml t o ,„, the Pk) NC aof WALES IP CollllllilniCate Il Bo } a l ilighorss's gracious inten..ion of pre.eisting with iheir Colourb. His Royai Highn/c8 P 141443 W ILL t.ibt Ftt is DE. at cu has been plrased to appoint the ikvv. ctEoR G E VAND RUGH) . 1.41.:11.. to be one of His-Roy 1 FIL ,. ! . c. 4 - . nets's Dnut ane Chaplitini. N P4l NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 22.—Arrived this day the Younr , ' He,ndr . ick; front Barcelona, with wine for this • Port ;: Peter and Ann, llELENA,, , Elixabeth sand May, HutsoN, from. Newcastle ; and Speedwell, Coolcso*, from Sunderland. Sniffed the Union,BENNiY, and Mdiria, AlktHu.R., for London. A very hard gale , --A large 'Fleet of Ships are . . laying at Spithcad, Motherhank, and S t bk e i Two Colliers are driven on thor; on South. Sea Beach. DEAL., Nov. 21.—Came in last night the La. cast Gun,brig from Dungeness, and sailed this afternoOn for the Nor; ; Leopard, Fortunie, and Leda Frigates, Lark, Ifar i ty, and' Autumn Sloops, Archer, Bloodhound, and Starling Gun.brigs, from Dungeness,- blown off their Station last night by- a 'gale of wind at S. S. W. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Raisonable, Leopard, Immortalite, Fortunee, Leda, Champion, L'Aimable,' Squirrel, L'Aittarmtne ; Perseus, and Fury Bombs ; Vulture, Lark, Harpy, and Autumn Sloops; Starling, Ar cher, Bloodhound, and Conlli# Gun-brigs ; and Millbrook Schooner. Elmtwtca, Nov. 22. =--This evening arrived the Post-pflice Packet Diana, D. STEWARD, from Flusum i with four Mails, also 58 Recruits for His Majesty's Service, aml a number of Passengers.' Remain here thePost.Ofilee Packets Lad, Francis, Capt. FLYN, with the last Mail for Gottenburgh ; and the Adventure, G. DEANE, with the Mails for Husum. flows hard from the Westward, aild bad weather. Rear. Admiral GRAVES is, it is said, to sail from Plymouth in a few days with a Flying . 4tadron of two Sail of the Line, bssides Frigates, which are to form a Cordon of Cruizers from Cape Clear or flan. by Bay-to the Coast of France. CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 23. Tilts day there is . not much furiher supply of Corn 'arrived, bill having many .olMonday 's samplel4 the interior sorts are at something. less ; from the plenty of Barley, it rs.lower ; Malt ; White Pease are rather dearer ; Pearl Simples, as usual, 2s. .anii 35. higher than the other quality ; Beans keep their prices ; from the quantily of Oars, with some - Foreign Cargoes, they go off rather cheaper ; fine American Flour Cops,. 375. per barrel of owt. 3 . qrs.. n Wheat 44' a 525 a sgs od ica..Reans , -36 s a JloS cad Fine ditto - 60$ a ins *d Oats d 27i a 294 Rye - - 3is .a..33$ 6d Poland ditto - 3os a .315. oil ILrley. 22$' a 21s od. Rape Sued - - 3;l a 381 Malt Os a 59s 041 Fine HOW 53$ od White Pitaae pa a 57s at Seconds - 436 tos . Beans -39 s a 43$ od On Friday tast.,Mr. Tandy,. the .Son of Napier Ttirr . ajti'vias' fully' committed to Kilmainhain gaol. Mr. Char/es — Z*OMT, while under arrest. in New. gate, was visited by his Brother George Teelint. When•the visit wits ended, the latter wished to re_ tire,, kit Was inftirmed he was a Prisoner. Mr. ehrarkr TeeThrg, who bad be - en arrested,by mistaki, was then discharged. The Yeomanry were to be put off petmanent duty yesterday, and it Was intended that the-Theatre should be. opened as this day. These two circOa.- stances clearly prove the ,confidence o f a)vero. meat the restoration of seculity to the City of Dublin.,: , • - The stun demanded from I - lamb:ash is 660,( 1 06 1, sterling, from Bremth xso,oool, and from .I..ubefi ; so,oool. in all one million sterling. 'the condition was, that if that Sum was nor paid in a Week in bul. lion, or in :bills ,of short date upon France, the French troops .were to occupy those Cities, and se quester all British :Property, and.all Debts . due 'to British Siihjeas. The. Ciim - pat Shornecliffe expeas to break up on Monday -next. The 4,th, or King's own, and pd Light Infantry, will tn.►rch to Hythe Barracks ; ,the 59t , h are! .W occupy Shorricclific Barracks, and the . 59th, or Rifle Corps, the remaining part of . Shorneelifte:_narracki, and the Forts 'on the coast near liythe, 4c, the West Kent and Berkshire Militia fur Brabourn Lees • the East Middlesex out yet- fixed. , - • • We have the pleasure to announce, that ColelnCl MACKENZIE, of the szd Regiment, is rapidly re. covering Irma the severe effects of his fall, as staltd in a former Rrper. • The First Royal Cornwall Militia, 1200 ;trotig t commanded by Colonel Sir WI LL t LP.motar, Ban. and the South Devon Regiment, commandtd by Lord Rcit.i.s; are both now on their uL.cch through Cornwall: the former from their camp on Maker Heights, for - Falmouth, which it tb be their heal. quarters', perhaps, for the.winter ; and the latter from Falmouth to Plymouth. The whole of each Regiment is expeCted to reach its destination about Thursday nprt v The batteries at Margate, Ramsgate, and Pegwell Bay, are now all completed, and well mounted with heavy ordnance. A considerable quantity - or . snow has fallen in some of the Northern Counties ; and we perceive from the Irish Papers, that in that Country they have had sivere frost with snow likewise. JoNtssol4 the. Smosaler, who was stated some time aso to . have returnetl t o t hi s C ountry, is still, i 4 pesitivily asierted in a Sussex Paper; a prisoner at Flushing. • • YesteFLlay the LORD MAYOR ordered Bread to be continued as last week. The Anglo Saxon Professorship has been obtain_ eel by the Rev. J; INGRAM, of Trinity College, Crnthridge. OIL the 1 3th in s t. Farr House, i n Argyleshire, e:e Lady of. Colonel M,Mmuit.t.t4rEtt, WM' Sillily delivered of a Son. THE ROYAL AC.4DEMY. THE Members, of the Royal Academy ; were CO vened on MOnday, night, in Order to receive the. Answer which His MAJESTY has been graciously. pleased to give the Memorials presented to him b y the at large, and Five ofthe Members who had, been suspended by a General Meeting. The five . Members,, as we stated oti Saturday last, were MesSrs.:_CoPLEY, \VYATT, YENN, SOANE, and BoURGEoIs. The Origin of - the dispute %Vas the opposition of these Members to the Resolution which had passed the Chair, by which Five Hun dred Pounds had been voted is} aid of the Subicrip. t t a io lc n en a fru tL m % C Lovnoir-e-flouse. The opposing. Members contended, that no money ought to b e . the Funds of the Academy,- except to, promote the purposes of the Institution. Warm, debates arose upon this point, and as the oppo s i n g Members remained firm in resisting the propos4 measure, they were suspe.nded, and the Majority,, with the PftEsIUENT, presented an Address . to His, MAJESTY in reprobation of their loath% The, suspended Members ,also presented an Address itti vindication of theMselves, and both parties in their, appeal to fits MAJESTY," referred to the Statures Or the Academy. The substance of the controverted pants were reduced into interrogatories, several of which were a:ded by Has MAJ ESTY himself, and the whole was ,übmitted 'to the jUdg4 pent' of .the ATTORNEY GENERAL. After an attent ive Coo skteration of the sdijeCt, the opinion .of that ()nicer s w w a T : rie p iw r , e ap s s ; I n c. is t e vi ed tl en b,y f t. it a tolls Secretary s 'Ar e lA l L y E a s t tr. were ordered tp at. tend a few days ago- at Windsor, when w ritten an. nature annexed. In i t i b l i s s -- an i s A %v7H Y l: 4 4 . ‘ i l i A h't i l E l ' lrl.°l:xl).les ; sett his disapprobation of the coodutt of the Gencrat Meeting, in proposing to issue any solo from the ittndt of the Academy without the saktion of the Council, It declared also that no money could' be issued iron , those funds, except to forward the 'purposes of the, Institution. It Manifested hig h disapprobation o' the censure and suspensionofthe fivr Members, coin• manding them to he restored. It ordered all thr minutes of the proceedings relative to this sultjajs to be erased from the books of the Academy, ;int.' finally directed the document containing.this awa.r. 4 to he recorded among the titles of the Insittliti° P, as a guide to the future conduCt of its Members' Fits MAI vs-ry, on presenting the answer, verimi l l eXpressed his noise' that all ar lia l o s itis woßki. 61:41 side. The instrutt.ent declaring the Royal the whole of this business, was receli, e; I win! tic* i llcrir respeaful acquiescence op Monday List, sisalis reason to believe no traces of this unpico ant f l ,6t . ference remain, big that tithe will be 4 r, 1 ,1,i resr6rition of peace and . cordiality ini9r'S "Members, Stiff NETS. - -Passdby- - the IClalrArnt:llsv:t'.Surn'ith':va.n.:l2c;ir.ptufw, Ruttier.' ford, t 4 h • • -10:lt ..-ic,,arlel ; ,10ti.,,,, tian,„2, / wi t, J.'5:10.1.014114h ; 413/64"015:1 trt..-tinicK, ' , Gui;;a11; 114sriermo,, anal 1°110. 1 4 'Hirgaillt34.----, fr;mi StQckholin i Thre....Siitet Smith, 14.16.11a,31.--.--1,-.3_,"., Aloreat, Ruffin, Bo'lona, isloynlan, ktcdczyk., -----..., nit t imr, fleicllrr, and Triton, Man». fiCllll StO:Wl. sailed—Like Devon Siwlis, and Caribiley, I..)(illizig, IoC . jaMaica ; A wn mat! • !•p ....-:—. lierwjginik Sch•Oh'fficife- 'c''' ' i • V fi:l4 , G c hrocter; rik Ludwi, 111•Vittw'rrY", • 311 "' ,--, • 13i-ani4 V:ovv Gai t' , .1 -look, Sutf,:.:;cl(t,,..---, 40. t i ow, • Zaheth i L) t . r: ,,, ,00t, sor ntn,....0. DIRO. Late"! te - Y , at Bath, George-Augustus Lawman, Esq. , Licq• If -Colonel in the ii.astAndi4 Service,. ~ 7 , 4rA T p st Sumtay 3t her 1101.13e•iil I%lanc,il..;ster4tl.3e!, 4...1? °4" ' in ill , : dth 1 o.,;kr of her ago, On the eth i tot , attor a iong.ald sa * e re illness, Mrs. Agne s Linillin, wits of W. LiogliAlt),,of Viintonville• Davidscaly ' . .".1., ''"lii, upon t lilt ism. Airs. lbabett.t At • to M. • 0 •, • 441W:1E1:tn. Collectui tat'Shote itas: . ' . . , ... :rocKs # pßielf 0 •ItsT p}Y• Stack i 64 tL s. dank Stock, S ct t :peel Leer;. 4 : 2 ,11,.. :ito i rl: : / 1 1 1i p i 4 c a cr s " s i t i Cent. 1747, 8744 Y Irish 5 per cent. llaittal I per c . , sti 3 )stta 3 Per C• Con. 5311 B:tnlc. for II 14 1_ A, tC.) i)itto S. A 3 ILI(' i. Culls. Jur NOV. TwiLyt 813 S )innium Cll/IGE. consal s Ttfil DAY AT 53i 154.1 COURSE' OF EA oy. 22, in ral lo : Amsterdam 37 0 2 U. M.2drid - -..- di . z t,,, , ,, Ditto, sight 46 Ai 3„ l3ltto - i . ~ SS Rotterdam - 37 t 2 us. 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V rk o , il: 4 s is cr ‘i n u i n si ( s kci i til of t i ) :u e ni li w la e s il t kFlitlitr.riace C a Ca::: . Ie 11. The orlts arc supplii:ci with an excellent o- , io d '..V Seam of the Coal Presently at 'work ) , is '9 li.et itliciii another Seam it ut i . tit ili . A Band %inner of Str.unot.of.verytctuthie soNperior. I fons lol4 " ' /, c o al • is inches thick. coVerin , ; a greettt Oileitt of -C.0./1 3 , t he Waste, besides various Other .Seants of Iron Stone 11' Lands,. . •f . - - -, - • • -10 IV. The %Vater of Leven, on which the ‘Vorks stand , l'!r front j..nell Leven; whi:ll Is about live Miles distant. loto V. .The. Furnace is wirought by a Water-Wit+ tiP ol ' i ter.. W'lt" Qt. Leven, and the ,CuLlicry is drained by a T " ::1 1 d lih'‘'l til l. : TaWll3B4lC°frCK"SirS'l'lre?;'ri:ll:lliljtl).inft hi:littireties,svver°r:tifieiSn ot7etlit'lcitia).°).,olrti...trigrle'i Dysart and Kii:44..ildy, and in a fertile populous patt ". County, where labour is - ch ea t *. Co.'! ' VII. The - Kent payable to the Proprietor f o rtht 100 ° 1 4 , Ironstone for the consumpt of one Blast furna ce, to ptr aim. A certain -Royalty is 1).4 :able upon. ar a ,- r , sod consumption ; and a :tent ut zoos._ per annuttOS• ! 3, " ul ' . . ,i, use of tile IVater of Leven. .., 0 4i cow VI tI. The Fitrill, for which a sep arate Kent r- sists of about 7? ACIel. .., . i ; ii p 10 Mr' Further partiCUlatS may De i...arned by . ai)l) , Y .' , 7„ r m e ss. lames KO, Writer, Cupar .•. Mr. folut Tait,' W. S • '' Gibson and Olipnant, W. - S . Ectinourat. .() o i,sit Mr. M!.scit.:t, the Manager, will attend those wn inspea the Wfik2:___..::Minerala tee ~., t • 1;404.,,,L London: Printed by , B. hisAIIIA.AN (u . ~,,,ic,i.s., Covent-garden); and rublistied by ‘v 11. 0 i0:,,,: ua ,,,.); sett' rr s (of 50Utit Moitan•strtotv C;rosvenvt•o i kt,. . i . SU - awl. Ai