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.by I bite; and. not -truing ;t , ..y %inner Inert., 1 mos advised him to,ark to the Constable, at the ‘vatch., house, and gtii a warrant to t;eifreii the house of Daniels. This the Protecutor" dittlinrd ; hut a Wst picion ocetitied tts him,- which "itintuced . him to-gm on Monday ; morning to the . nubile,houtie of a Mrs ; Prinee„in'the neighbAurhood- Of the 'grran - 4, which lre tniderstood Tibbs dnd his brotliet;. 'the other Prisoner' at the Brr, 11qt - tented-, - and W4e the Prosteutor W 34 taking a gi:vo of gin, the Prisoner Tatht r , ime fo`ei...hange.of a 'sl. 24tik.note;. «bleb she give . hinii and told hi m at the a tole tiint,„ Thai TibFe4 'w4tie had been 'time tisk log fOr his ororler; Aftri he went away, the Prosecutor signified . to Mrs, Prince, that he had - been robbed; and suspected thtS: . note she had juit elpnged . to he his, . and rt to see it, Mrs, ,Piince slimed it to' him it , her'Own hand at a little — distance,. and he instimtli- knew it, by the name. of Mori being written thereon. He Went, therefore, direttly: to B and- found Adkins the Of fleet., whorl.," he took With him to tlie . lfOttseeif the Prisoners' lather, and . had' them both apprehended. They then went to Mrs. 'Prince, and brought her forward:. with the note., and she proved the person from whom she had teceived'it to be J.din Tibbs. It api , eared on the evidence kids, that yob), Tibbi had voluntarily declared to , him Ccurt4ard of Bow t reet Office, that •-' his brother IsaaC . 11 , 41 . given him the 51'; noie to - change •that ,bOthbad:conceited together the hue-- Wavy .and 'robbery in -White's rooms, that he hail gone ro . the Court - with her brzuherlkaic, on theev'enirig stated; ,Tod watched while be - went into the hotrieand retUrnett with the bootf, A woman. named'Crowl.. proved alio, that the faur silver , tea, spoons stolen at the same time, and . loo m ; in her ctis:tody,.. were given to her, sail' just . trom pawn by the reputed wife of Isaac . . The i,,tts being fully subitantiated,.The Prison. ers tests :i very Incoherent story, by way . utdefente, but adiinced,no Witnei%ett. • • Vet din of the Pry, TlThny were both. very young - men ; the age . of Sohn beiitrePorted to the Cook as only 27, that of I.aac only 19. The PfXt par , leg brOught so the Bar were a Procuress; narne,l Alarth.4 Beard, with four young . women, Ann 4'm _Mann, Fran. Ritz. Singer, a d jaw who were capitally indicted tor . violently assaulting Mr. Joseph 80. ter, teloniAtsly taking from his bosun pocket.book l one 3:. and three 11. Bank of Englard NAes, on the Ist of September, in a dwellirg.h.u,r. The Prosecutor, who is a Foreigner, anti gave his evidence in French by an interpreter,' stated, that at hall.past five in the evening on that day, as he was passing through Union.street, he was beckoned by a young 'Lady (rine of the Prisoners), who stood before her door. 11- went in, and not being able to make himself understood, the Lady of the man. &ion - advised him to go up stairs, which he - diti,—, Upon his return he tendered the L.ttly a t i.. Note to pay tai. fur his evening's entertainment. Some words ensued, and the Lady gave him and tcnairke in (1,- guts, as his Interpreter translated it. Ulam Ix Itch t Bey alf fell upon Wns, plucked away the skirt ~ , t his e , iat, with the pocket which Contained pocket-b.) k and Notes, and, then shtivell him our 'sh A s er vant woman in the next . house, he.,l: ; !. g 01 marder, olarmcd Peace. coming• to tile howe, tOund the sip vetLiwo th , .' street ;aoti it duiriug the cieria••;•w: i nce,i, and,knowing the houserto be an hrt tapped : at the. door, and desired 1 . 1.;ke(1•would ..return the porket.hObk, or fie wood apply to the -S/Lagistrates ; she said, she would go up to the' Lathes' and inquire for it ; whet,, 4t . er Some rime, she returned, and said, dry tvereh. , koig 1.4 it ; and in about ten Oat, gave Itim the pccket.book, which he open. ed in her pre ,site, and observed, it contained ,no Bank N and then returned it to the . Prose. etyor. Mr. Wirtin summed up the Evidenc'. and chitged the Jury, who acquitted the Psi. sonerq. William, was capitally indietcd for assaulting in, his dwsltiog. house, in Chiswell.street, on she 6(ft of jo:y List, Mr. Bryant, draper and hosier, and feiorrit i; ? 1y raking from his person ,Bank of gngland Notes, t,i the amount of 851. There was a second Como, charging the Prisoner (*vitally with stealing the same Notes in 0 1,h 1 ; i,‘ use, 4c, iv.lf„Kri A rs., for the Prosecution, in stating the c,,,e, al,andoned the first Count as not tenable, on. stir the circumstance of the case, but rested his charge the keeoridt It appeared from. the evidence a the Prosecutoi, that on the morning of the day stated, he was be. hind his c,4mter, making up the Bank Notes in i i tiestion, and their amount, in order to send them to his bankers,. and having I.ai.i them on the end of 1114 countsr, with his bankytao honk upno:them, the Prisoner, who he'hed seen for some time peramhu. jatiog liefore his dnor in the dress of a porter, with a pipe, in his mouth, came into the shop, under pre. 'tent:* of bargaining tar.' the price of a waistcoat; but ..tools an opportunity of suddenly snatching the Notes, and running away with. thrm„ Th e Prose. tutor was so much alarmed, that he Could scarcely muster recollettion to call for assistance, He, how. ever, applied to the OfEce in Worship.strect, in consequence of which the Prisoner was apprehended nt two next morning, at his lodgings in Holywell. Jane. He was found in bed, much ititoxicate,t, and aol. of the Notes in his posession : upon being in. lertogated how he come by them, he said, they *ere part of a legacy left him by art aunt who died in the cOuntly, and paid him in town, eleven weeks before, by, her Executor. The Notes were produced, and identified by the proiecuror's son, tar, justice, CHAMBRE, in charging the Jury, olherved, that the first count of the indieltnent had been et) ptcperly abinloned; and, with respect to fitcol. , l count; atealing in a dwelling.hothe, lie Ctaceiived the capital psi of charge equally Cu. lby the evidence The Clime upon t 4 ec- . on t 4 1 , 1 1" I:40w intell(Ud to attach punishment, and LONI I OII t Printed t.y Rictif A D tl Axats. No,'i i Maill;:r•owrt i. hwts. , ttc.t.ti ; s. ' ll " l ;‘ , l4tAßMlcia - S.cittres, Ibt Smith Mrityin.srreei, Crusvelliv- 3 qu 37 01 At the Stni.Ciry Icor, No. tt i t Ora l td i srfirc .Afilirrltltrreth Oreicri 11Jr.Ole Lcilers fir, the fc. (pat.')n'd mutt be m 41111301. - - - , _ ---1 , II 3. 2 IT Na , a 9, tlrtni4l-wcet, M‘ii.:o i , anpf Avi,NO ticalCatcd tßybeil i.) 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Here the i'rosecutnr was ptt)yekl: to ht 'present, and in (Teri (Lty ; and therefore, the * )(try, if they ilelieved the nee, must acquit !ht. Prisoner of the capital p..rt (3i the charge, and find f ittt guilty (.4 sc.itiing geoerally. The Jury found a• .vierdiet accordingly. The Prisoner was stared to he but i 5 •years of ag yai nes Wehbe, aliAs Dear, w 4 capitally conei4ed of Stealing a I),+v gel lint, the property of ,His Royal Highness the I)tike Of Gloucester.. Nine were convicted of felony, and seven were acquitted. • CLERKENWALL SEsstoNs.--Yesterday the Ma. gistrates were occupied the whole of the.day in dis. charging Insolvent _Debtors from Newgate, der the late Insolvent Aft. Among the persons re. leased were Nowlan and Sims, the Mock Auetioneerr. Their Discharge wai not opposed by their Creditors. None' of the cases merit notice. CIRC:UMN4PIG4TION. ST,PETrastIVRGIi, Auc. 17.---We have at last „. received very- tav r ourable accounts respecting our Navigators, ,for whom we were not without some apprehensi,n. Th e y are d ate d t he t it of Februa r y, :from the liland of St. Catharine, near Rio Janeiro. M. VON KRUiENSrERN, the conimander in Chief of the Expedition, writes,' that they intend to pro., teed the next day to the Soiithward, to double Cape Horn, which wilt be doneab ufthe vernal equinox, being the mo;t (Linger . 119 time of the year. The, ships sailed from Terierifre on 'the 27tholOnober, where the Spanish Governot.Generat received them in the most friendly manner. The voyage to . the Brazils was very tedious, owing to strong contrary winds, continual rains, and excessive heat. The beds and clothes of the seamen were always wet through, and M. Vox Kitusetv•rput; entertained' rong apprehensions r the health Of the crews but Cie measures of-precaution taken by him were attended with the hest.access, so that •there' ‘1•13 not one sick mart' on b lard of both yosels. He' caused 'fire to be kept, fir two or three hours a.day, in the sailot wardroom, and gave them, instead of brandy, :very go,il wine, and twice a,day very weak punch, with plenty of kin , n ant supt. The . stock of lemonistod fruit they had taken wills them from Tenerifie was so that: it ntr.vet..h e lasted them till they Sis el frequent tains furnished them water, which was carefully , husbanded dtiolting, at the same ti me it gave the men an ,oppottunity of often wishing their linen, for which ; purpose a great tent w;is spread on deck, where the Russian sailors were per. feetly at their. ease, ai they kund, there . the,conve.' nience of the hot baths of their own country. On the 26 h of November; after, a four weeks voy. age, the ships passed the line. ,The* trade winds carried thrm rapidly to the southward.. Alyn tt t he 20th levee of south latitude, CommodoreKa usEN . lag N took great pains to alteswer the,liland As. cercio . (Ascon,iA, the existence of,which - h as b een ,• fur these 300 years, and which LA.Ps. Roust had sought tor.in vain; and he is, now con_ vinced that this Island' does.not exist between 2 0 1 • 4 1,0 2 t degrees.lJtitude (,oullt), 4, far as 37 &grecs ro minutes longitude we.t from Greenwich ; quJnoly, if there really he stch ark _pawl, it *be withlo 70 leagues decnait the 1 tth t.f 'pecettalwr they made Cape Prin, tat itut4r of ,v Lich, acc , !rding commodoi e VON" KR USi..N.TF!t N ' s , oirrvatioliS s is laid down, in the, GequOi'iSirtiicy 2 desrces too little. O w the 18111 of Orcvninc.r, near .St. Catharine; they weathered a heavy storm.. On the 191 h,. a Po r t o . b oat came to them with pilots, who nff:red to take the ships through the 1 . , ,,,,age between the Islands Alvaredo and Gal;'. whicii LA Pr.ttottt.a itrserihei as 'very 'tla'ngorotts. M, TsfoN Klt srEttig act;epted the offer, on yurpo,e 'to 'exonine that Stialt, whiOlt shorteus the way cOnsiderobly ; found it Terlealy : safe, so that they could sail clo,e 11 . 0111 islands without any risk, On the ztst of December,. in the evening, the• two vessels cast anehOr between St. Cath trine's Island and the Con:. tinent. Here they were distressed to find, 'that the masts of the second vessel, the Neva, were good for nothing. This circutnitarice tabliglti , our 244vigators to stay full six weeks at St. Catharine's,: and thus" . tti Jose the best season fur doubting Cape Hor,f4 .they intended to. set sail in the beginning, of February, arid to arrive at Kinntsehatka ioc. • S,ORTING INTELLIGENCE. RICHMOND MF.PrING. Tut: Ss:rr: 6. .The - MembC.l•4" i'latz of s'ol: wn mile heats. Mr. W. HutchinsOiVls hr. c. - - - 7 Lord Derlingtoreti b. C. • - - - 2 Two ro one on Mr: 1-lutchin.son's colt and after t Itc tLad . hut the *IMO. • CANT4:BBUAY, Scr•r. 11. Quit hop.picking, notwithstanding the late 6:tek. ward appearance,,has verYunexpettetily commenced at the usual seasnn (on orabout the Bth of Seprem. ber). From the home-grounds, and from alniost all the plantations in East and West Kent, we hilVe accounts, that (*alteration for -thc. better is he; yond any former. precedent in ,so short a period. By such rapid•vegetation, and there having Ili:her:a been no ruffling winds of any consequence, to hilt. ter and injure thellops, they are uncommonly bright in colour, and fine in condition ' so that the early *amides must be superior to any 'for mail) , yearit past. The crop also is abundant, and •serms likely to be as high is.estimated hcfpre tht late'chicki but it is at present impossible to state toe quantity with any accuracy. An e!xderieneeil calmer adviser the proprietor; of orchard§ to feed than dotin g rh wii,iter, •which will CatisC a more Al).“1,1401 svhily .(4,cpler in the ensiling 'year, tb..n ,„ y other metlild.-- 1h pr4clice leas. a u k. ? hrr „ 1 ,, : g e. neral in tlw,lower rays 01 S nuetoet EXTRACT OF A"I,ETTER FRoM WA4lTNcrov, T 4 T'Hit EDITOR 06 Tilt BALTIMORt- AMERICAN. " The Osage Indians, .who lately :arrived in thii city, were, on Tuesday 'escorted by- the President and severafollicers . of the General Government to 'the Navy Yard, for. the. purpose of, viewing 'the United Statts,'Ches,7 . piake, Ada Pis, and Gvieral Green, I'ri~ates, tio;v lying in the Lastern Branch, As they were strangers t o an y t hi ng of thekind; it was eXpeded.they would have exiiressed,iivil degree of surprise at . the sight of a large.Vesiel of War ; hut it is a rrait,, very extraordityry, in thoSe men, not to seem surprised at Any objeCt, howe.ver, great . , which- may meet their eye. . Upon their at. ; rival near . the Navy Tird, they were met by the Italian Band, and cOnduttied towards the'Vessels / where a federal salute Was fired: Immediately.upon the discharge of the firs.t gun, the signals and flags of the dilF rent nations, agree , ibly to previous ar rangernents„ were hoisted in a moment, but without exciting in them the least emotion, excpl,l an ex- pression of satisfattion at this . mark of ,distintlion. shewn them. " Tlicy are very much pleased,with the attention paid them by the Government, and endeavour to evince it .by a respectful demeanor to the-Officers and citizens generally, . They are-stout, well Made men; and though "countee,very ferociouss have the appearance of being the most polished savages I have ever seen. You, will be able to forma mlre correet idea of them, a s t h ey w ill s h ort l y v i s i t Bal. timore, and from thence pr ocee d to Phil a d elp h ia, New-York, and perhaps ,to .13-ostoo„ . " They have received their presents from Govern_ •ment, and are friendly . ditiposed. . • , ~4 Jo order to chew their gratitude to the Citizens of this place for their•polite attention,, a circular piece of ground was inclosed ycste:day afternoon,. in which, at the setting of the:Sun, they presented the inhabitants with a new spreies of entertainrneot —the War Dance. Of this I can give yutrno idea; therefore I will not attempt it. They were panted and ;tressed in their war haitits, A oumetous and respetttable company, were pteseot amounti o& it is : supposed, to ne a r 3000 , among whom w,•IC - the- President of the United States, and, ,many of the Officers of the General Government. The sight was iiovel,-,and of course gave general satisfattiou." FROM THE CHARLESTON.TIMgS 'OF Tile, 11,TH JULY: It IS a rodanthnly truth, and t ru ly alarming, that murder, wit only with the une n li g h t e ne d , hue ith many in the 'obit cultiyated ranks . t. , f'society, — i s of Tate scarcely coni.idered As a. ..rime ; and tire mire treiNtrit that duadful trunAgressioti is committed, aiid the offenders pirdone,l, it hecomes•latuiliaf to the minds 'of Men, and in their"estimatio'n Lilies its magnitude. 0,1, the 28:it oN . ..as Mr. James HarkriesF, of the High I pills of "was aslcep in his 'red, his Own' negto i •naineil tioci:, deliberately, as appear i by coniessi.dylevelled a gun and shot his inaiter through the body. In Order, as he thought, to preyent'SUS-:' pleion, he made his. way to the apartment of a' Gen., rldman who lived* the Same bathe with M. H. who expressed his surptiAe arseeing Hill, as he had been absent 19r three days, and inquired of him' the cause 0(16 ; he Md him that 'he heard the report of-a gun in his inastci's, bed-I - OM - 6; and wits•afraid that somebody, had shut him. The Co"- fuSiOn'and symptoms of ,guil t in the whole behavi_ our of the negro, warranted the suspicion of several periple,•who witnessed the horrid scene of Harkness dead, and drenched in blood, as to put the negro to torture in Order to extort confession, :who, mills, aptly, declared himself.the murderer I -- • - This inhuman monster was : justly made an awful` example,' and on the joth suffered in the flames the penalty of his guilt. _ Mr. I - larkneis was a' mild man, a kind master,. and hat 'reared hi% murderer from infiney, with equal care and tenderness as if he had been . his own letititnate Arvring, Three Prizes of Twenty. Thousand Needs, Three l'ti.z , n.of Ten Thousand:Pound v _Three Prizes. of Five Thousand,Puundb,. 'Besides several smaller. Capitals. Tile Volunteers :(Male and Female) who enlist under the banner of I),Arne Furtunei'aee. ac. gointed that she will c.mmence; for the onty time this.y_ear,.distributing.the above Capital Prizes, at her hesd.quarters, Coopers' 1-1.10,, on Monday the z 4 th inst. Apply in time,. otheriviie Alit 'Piize Tickets will be disposed of. '. 7u;ckly, /r jou. will be ersvpih ,,, .e.—Th e avidity with the Public purchase , fi'cicets aqd Shim - ell for ?he L.nteiy; 'at the Office of 1-10xNsair and Co. i 3 not sur; ruing. Hoittc BY and C. llaye presented to.che Pu!)lic a*Scheine penor to all former . Lotteries. It • gives an addl.. Cloned advantage to the',buyer.i (more than the 1.. it Le.titery).vi a 20,0001. io,oool. 50091. :ind.sever.tl beneficial Prig.es, to the itin.tuat of, A sixth p art o f the' whole valat,_ 250,0031. .Thi e consider.iti•ms moil ensure an inctc:whfig sale ; and chafe w rem, t i tt . ing Tickets are a very sii,rt Novi , ;) , for the general . consumption, particularly ~often cosup4red with past Lotteriep, in which : there :have- been more Tickefs shared, before the NVi:eel went • round; than the whole Number of Tickets the rreien: Lot:ery con tains, Ir is besities•i only I . .. , ,htttry to be drattin thieyealt, anti begitts,on the 24.11 1•1. B. Orders, by I.erter or Carrier, for Tickets' and S! , ,tre,, execitted :x3diy•uti the saute Terms as if pre:,crit• • - Ali Prizes, wlleilwr of 201. or 20,0001. paid 00 i Str..l.:.uttery Of. fice of Holt z 6, Colobiii. ::1 i 1! N/ IJ~S, t. V Pascett by—tlic Relislungf., from Leghorn ; unit -front taktidert, 5,41 X1 —to r 111,4,,;-i . , , 1!;) , )041.1,. t9r 13 - 044 . ait'; CORMIC(CC, ; !:13;•.1h.t, rcnts.)ll,,,. tt,r Ilransbargh ; 'anti the Kit‘iten, lot . . Last wetk, in Great tlfulati,r-scr,ir, the Lady o lips, -Esq. of the Inn‘r Te.nple, of a Daughter. On Nlontiay I .st, at /1.% , ,4i I, Surrey, the Lady of Slr Gec Glyn; Bart._ 01 2 SOU': AMR R I &D. , On the , 29th:ult. at Rock:t I:11; County Do`negal,..iViiii Str.thao, E;q.. of tn.! Vegui Frigate, to hlia Cll,,,rat y.opt)gt*t chutgicer of llastie4 Ctiainhcr,. , Es(4. of said place )u 'rue - id, ,a t Portsaili6:h. fame) Cuiquhoug, Esq. to route, niece of Geo. Poo • - At trie Coihay of Westnicatb; Major WM( to Miss On s4'unight,at Northop, in tin County of flif the kc . C tti i. s Ernelstan, M. A. - litclur 011W:1111c bury, and *Ftlicy.v,of Coliegiv;: enutcn, Manchester, Edo:aids, vouJg,;..t (talbtitter of ohn Edwards, Es or.kelsterton, in-th 4! sautc.ConntY • 1 - ne SALM tl4,y,."At AI:AC.111. Mfr. Thtimas Btncroft, bf Bue ton, Skid:r3r, to 13: , fy Sl' pt . Bridgcniere,bi iit 4:llotint to tio years. T!': ; To flymen;andt) thi3l j.tc, une nuptial embi-.o.cs. DIED oil the 21st vit. at Peterheld, Patrick Nicoll, gean •, ~.t Aptior.c 'Yu• lienbest, one of the Mel • i•- ;lan. lic:u4e, of Coniitioil, • . . On Tue4.:i.iy .eve3ff4, at lianip..ite i:i, the infant sort I Ch:iries /'RICE .r TUCKS. • 4 eti - rireu . • • Bulk Stock, Alit Navy t; per . 9il 1 slier CZIV 1. Stra Irish s per Cent. shut 4 per Cc•it. shut, per Cent. Red. ..shut —tt Cent Con 57 . 4'111 I. India Bonds, J ( - 4, • DLSIKAIII.E H.:EH-101;1) Et I.:SIDI:NICE, lIERTS. On Werinestl.!y, S., tp„ 8 . 44, Lssex Arms PM, Watford, itreiii at I'44:lye, .4.• less I►r4:Viouslj dispsf4 of hv Privat:: C 1 F4'l•• )-. •,, % .1 f, ,in, t 1:i pi,:scnting a limidionle c2pal. E1e.1. 4. ijniii„!..•,,;,; • uf r, a#1. 7 4 ir; 4014 Ip the (.arc 11 „•.11 v )p4 OSI°4I . rural Lit ,ail ti tto.tit ,14o kni With Grar: I Walks, —4 . ; and all.PP . V o li s t.: .‘ s• with a4O ma t clothei witii Cll4 l ie :11-i I ait TrecS 411 It:SP` i ' I v.! ennt.l..:; APartr e A ni t, s e d every de,„., • ; ill • , V1;1,." Itn:ft, ‘ Ptitir- ',' x 7 / ;;; itd w o Parlours, , tt, i. 4, mods, St.'i r c:fj on ,,,,,iopirt. , Steepin.: a. i :,„: inesits ai.d , ;• .1; :lc:if:l4 1,,1•‘11 , !qt ' l 7: l* a ', room y StAblIN ys evil:lring ; de-tc hek ` ;9 f or T e n Horses. with double CoaCh-ii,listr. Stabling . • ► 'tamps of citeel. Volts. and Coactirtiati's itti,sitt; With' -v° nearly act !en tVatcr, and 'Farce Acre: .rich Arahle I. joining. • The Premisei are Most delightfully 3 pleasant. Sporting part or 1 ert rdsift re, 'AO Y T e r e ;L vi l 140.10. n • has a taluahte COI/11110h Rights, and a valuable ox th . o Mna be vicwtd, and Particulars liad Esq. iohn L• S o lkitor, A a u rat at Pecl‘t . s "He 0 xtord•street. lAeet-str.) , :t ; , at the goy and , -Mes r s IlVatetv doh ; White Lion, Paddington ; 'and of s . Kingsto.t, ‘y,;( n.-4. situate at_%.y_atfotinevos. itiuk 1.; Ann. 'shut Ditto Short Ann. shut Old .1;:in. shut F.-x,hrtirt'ur !;ills, par, 14. griS t)nmith, 6i pr. I wry,. fat 3 per c 7 3 6 1 Ditto Arc. 9 i 3 ah.hs Cui‘s iwr kOtit ()et - j'i 40.E1.:11.01,L) ESTATF, at HA RR(41 1 " . ;tae 111 L 4., cotnprialf, NiANOK,cr EPIITOI4'" ...NOR, an ELEGAtir mAtqc.iosi, ext;n,iv, et.EA4 .suRtC; _.ROUNIDS, V'..k.A11.1.4, and - , I.NG 1 - 101)5fS, . • • ~'I\)I. I . F . SOLD BY AUCTION, •••, . ' - B}'. Mr. c: OUIPB ..- , lry Orier'orthe Trustees . of the ~it` tut Page, 1,.f. i b.,.. ; ',7';',7t a ."l..'w•e t i,,c f j.'oe:c h Ti l c , k' .... " r.liui ' d4 tile .4th 14. ti'''' f n Ltirs, .. cunxlstat, , ,. • ... , I NI, 1 , 1 01 . 1.11a ,,,, e, , noro ' : - ' s ' . 4 ' .." ' ' "1 , t k I.A.NII3ItRI S,, an . th.'.' l ' lfini- • , i d ext . etw ice witii ninifercius:attaciwd Inc &Jailed 011 / .,..i-i' . " - , - ,„, 2 ', g - -- m ,,,, t I ler J\ . .. c 'E' l LS P l . •.;t r '!ri k :F L and -VAotijUttl'itg,Tijn,Eir 01rg1t..1:15214f1H1).f -r.itzt 'wet I' sis•ifOv;iii: Pie...l3W* Gt ( i ' l ' l ' lcla '''''''''.:'-' tl, MO. itglitriilly":..tgatqd - .111 ' • 6 :11 1 1V .LOM • • ~ A 1.1(1, Stil,P , , '' , "I,iett'i a 4011 4 troporm. "Thi..! tioni- 4** ' ' ".' ..--- A ' PArittlyelV mall C"XfiNite. '. ' . long i 1 t . 1, 1 . 14 .a b ,!,8 6 () , :1 4 :1 1 :d t la i ly sij i n; (w i i l e i!: ic e o li ci t °,:vi'llit:n'ql. u'';::;irpl(fslY:lrt-::*aarni4•ll'."'llm:4l-: the • .ounty 4 r are lithi °tit wirh.the groatist taste, calUL,ii,: 1 . 1 . 7 valor+, Temples; itc.. • and ju t licitu tr) s t i kl y e llrell i t t o dh a ' 'vi ttlielgir'eilr r i llot vl : thable,..Trriner Trees and Shrubs-. ,The ‘ Gitra em; ' ' J . .. houses :ind Pinerv, at: stocked 'with the finest kroit4i . 11 ', 4 rtt . Stibling suet Out-lionstS are finiShed Pa thq 0 . 014:ic $l l , manner. .. • -•-,. • • PAAitiusuretrzi9n4(ti,()lrtnFicat"4• °V-6blicrj6eisaionkts'tlerY:ol)ilcvhc,ll34,j,:4ni-1"1:; tortable Faun House " , .ti 1 Darns, St'abiss,- &c. to4g l "' de.. Two good, prigiv.bui 1 7 ,t1.144e1 iihkHouses, with OP'‘ .° ,: i j r I ty dens and Stal;llo,,hillte.o;Fii-pation of /I LI Rpv, Atar... - „ -- „`,eZ Iktrs. ThacketY, mad' otlo . . Ind Six `fidnit, or'(-‘)".11; with Gardens, and a Sittith‘s s tktop, lett to Teri anti at WI the whOlo of which is part , of the t Vitate,tif the Lite - The Nf i t ' l)s l i t drl l" a i tT t a l) (I : rt G UI I : . (I I 3 '. C S A. only be 7 . , 1414: ' Tickets. 7 WWII may la; had of thb Apatoneer. ' d rime P : rintod. I;aqicularimay i .4 had o r ~ w , „„. I , l ,,•hv" iti ,lolol gate t „So)icitors, Noritilitsfreet, 'Sti'and , vi' l ( . 4 .?' il e '' ili Auttf,fEig`Pliearti's-yard; - . Weitioinster ; .:i the 1 ", H 11 - i tth . sA vilic.pauage; S l iville.k‘oyr„., wher 4 . Plan v i tits - • 11 at:Hat/ow I.at tilt ptaee s iof Sale ; - and ot Mr', 'As t'r l/4 be ;mu ____,......... f 1 P; 11