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Ist Re.gintent of Dr,.
COldr/111, freffla
tcrinsry Soryi-on, vice Hat..
48th Regiment of Foal--Cspain t.
without purchase, vice Sir. John
the Maltese Curb
19thditto.—LieuumanhColorir.'
2a Garrison Battalion, te be Limeenant-s.remihri.
York Ranger--Major Willnins Macleod,. hem bisiof4lobooll
Champagnes Regiment, to be LisulenenbColonel, without
purchase, vice Swint is, appointed to die fSarrimis fie&
• Major-General Champagne's Regiment-s Captain Hugh Dols
ample to be Major, without porchme, eke Snood, pros "I
mated in the York augers. •
24 Garrison Battalion-4.i.hitamantsColonel Snood Serials. r,
from the York Rangers, he be Lisocenaat Colonel, vies
Strekland, removed to the 69th root. ti
Bth Royal Veteran Ratbilions-Captain Archibald anted,.
vs
horn the tr9tti Foot, to be Major. .„.,
Hi. Majesty hss been plowed to appoint the nodereseigtiesed
Officrrs of the Eon India Company's Faces se tale lank by
Brevet in His klajesty's Army in the F3/1 footles only; as fel-
lows Commission, dated the Ist Day of January, 11103. •
Colonels G- irge Russell, Francis Goodie, Sk Ewers
John Mseikinald, William Balmer fahmed Clarke, .13111•11
Deno, James Dickson, Chtsde;luer Gress, Js •Serh.
'croon, John Pster.to be Msjor-Geoesals.
LientruantsColoorl Alesaoder [sold to be Colonel. •
Captain Edwar 1 Clarke so be Major.
S r %vv.—Colonel Fitaray J. Gr shun Madam, of dr MS
F•ot, •0 be a RritedlehGvneral se the Forme esnleig is Me
Leeward and Cltaribbee Marble, suds the CONON et
Lieut.-Glenend Myers.

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Medusa ti be Maier,
bymple, preeseeed la
Stricidead, freet.tbe
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leinimesemessee
The Marshal of the Court of Admiralty has, in
the name of His Majesty, taken possession of all
Spaui.h vessels sent ince the several porn by our
ciuisers, as well as all such as were detained by the
embargo, thus taking them out of the charge of the
captors or their agents.
1 lie Spanish fleet, which sailed from the Haven-
nah on the 27th of November for Spain. Navies up-
wards of two millions of dollars on board, acd Weer
articles to a greater amount, was not pursued by the
!Wormed frigate, as we were taught to expel, Caps.
Hows having orders to convoy a British squa-
dron to Jamaica, and he was spokes with is the
Gulf several days after on his passage to Port RoyaL
The Spaniards sue ail maenads smart the Cho-
tatra, which has 600,000 dollars on Ispard, and
which carries only a few light guns.
The French frigates, Dike and s,Mcls
escaped from the blockade of the Lowart and Cew-
Orion, at New-York, were spoken on the 9th of No-
vember, in lat. 39. long. 47. (nearly half their Psi-
sage to France). by the Lotion schooner of Boston.
A report is in general circulation. that Lord Naa-
som, after intercepting the Spinish regi.nent des-
tined to reinforce the garrison of Minorca, immedi-
ately sailed for Port Malmo, and took possession of
fort St. Philip without loss. We trust the statement
may prove caned, as the occupation of this port
would materially favour our operations in the Me.
diterranean.
On the arrival of Admiral CORIIW AL L on
Thursday, in Causand Bay, to repair his rudder, all
the Officers of rank in the Garrison and Navy went
off to pay their reaped' to him. Ile refuses every
invitation to come on shore, and, frees the exertions
making by the artificers, it was ezps&ed he might
be able to proceed to sea on Fridai.
The Master of the Dragon, 74 guns, was on Satur-
day tried at Portsmouth, by a Court Martial. on
board the G!adiator, for running the ship aground.
its Portland !toads, in a late gale of wind. She
struck three times, but got off. In conseqaence of
the injury she received, she will go into ,hick The
decision of the Court Martial has not yet transpired.
Transports have arrived at Spithead, with use
lath regsm.-nt of foot on board, from whence they
are to proceed with the next convoy to Jamaica.
Dr. RUCH Ail, who has so eminentl7 distinguished
himself for his philanthropy and abilities in the
Plague hdespitals in Egypt, arrived at Portsmouth,
from Scotland, a few days ago. A vessel is to be
immediately appointed to convey him to Gibraltar,
where he has voluntarily ofered to go, to investi-
gate the nature of that dreadful contagion which
has been Vlattal in that gatrison.
The French at Guadeloupe having repeatedly
threatened to seize and confiscate all American ves-
sels which should attempt to carry on trade with
St. Domingo, and having nasally seized some
ships bound- to that place, a company of merchants,
about the end of November, fitted out a little fleet,
consisting of five or six vessels, all armed, some of
them with 16 guns, which sailed at that time, under
the orders of a Commodore, with a determination
to force a trade with the Haytians, and to give bat-
tle to any French ships that should attempt to atop
them.
Nu Ttot TO at LOST.—The unprecedented de-
mand fur TICKETS and SktAllf.S, in it.
Lottery, being tar beyond calculation,
vance in the price must be the conseque
sow and Co. therefore recommend
their numerous Friends and the
an immediate purchases and
them, they have oar sale, at their
tensed Stare Lottery Office, No.
Alley, Cornhill, London. TICIA'
the protest variety of numbers,
pries'.

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-The unprecedented de-
&tsars, in the ensuing
calculation, a great ad►
he corucquence J. Joe it-
immend the attend°n of
d the Public to come to
and respeCtfully inform
t their c.iJ Fortunate Li-
tce, No. 3, Pope's Head
TICLLTS and SIII•tal in
abets, and at the lowen

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
POITSMOUTO, MI6 13.
Arrived the Af, ctra fire-ship, and the Autumn
sloop of -,var from s cruise.—Wind, E.N E.
Arrived from a cruise the Riter gun-vessel ; also
CKiet sloop of win from off the French coast, and
remain with the following men of war :—Ra{l4a►,
!• Prince Gorge, Blenheim, Royal Ws/lians, zogle, An-
, r en, Plantpact, Monarch, Pwua.e, Pelyphemut.
• I 4,, Weld. ncth, Calcutta, Meglusa, Aurora, Lire.'
r moat, cirsatlar, Raver. Falcon, Syrpls, L'Grae,
Ptostero, Gladiator, Ch boater, Ambuscade,
Bu di. ea, Pend. Gam:tufo Ratticr, Philo, Eugenie,
Avenger, Raren, Cracker, and Tca.,:er.

JAN. 26.
Sailed the Reduck privateer on a cruise.—Wind,
N.E.
EllWl CL, JAN. 23.
Several vessels are on shore to the• Southward.
At six o'clock, this morning, the brig ludessery, of
Whitby, from London, for Boston, came on shore
to the N,rtlov-irti of our harbour, at a place called
the Quarry Point ; her mah.mast is gone, two of
her cn w droent.i, and the vessel much damaged in
bet bottom.

POL ICE.
stsusiox-sionsz.
gattwday. throe brothers of the name of Jerry, with
two sleben of the 'ratan of aiir.ihoe and Lewis, were
attain brought before the 1..,0t0 MAYOR, charged
with stealing a great clammy of silk handkerchiefs
stockings tiOrn Mr. Flint, a haherd.t‘her, in
Cnaeseinireh•atieis. Richard Jerry, one of the
Prisoners, had been porter and servant to Mr. F.
and was eonstetoled with the other Prisoners. He
was fully committed for trial ;. and there being no
pried apinst his two brothers, they were dis-
charged ; hot Donahoe and Lewis, in• whose pos-
session a good deal of Mr. Flint's property dad been
found, were remanded fur further examinatioo.

• HATTOR-OAIDILS.
SWINDLERS
Saturday, Tlinsn;ra Cnh I, and his two mock clerks,
underwent another examination before the Magi,-
crates at this office. Above fourteen charges had ,
beats exhibited against him one former ex imination,
and on this occasion more sore brought forward
against him anti ocher sharpers. with whom he was
connoted, for obtaining goods nwler fal:e pretences,
awl giving bills an I mates for large sums, parable at
different counting-houses in !amain', which these
swindlers had taken at a great rent, fur the purpose
of taking in goods fraudulently obtained, and of
giving false charaCters to each nth. r. It appeared,
that when the bills were presented for povm,:r t, there
was nobody who knew any thing Arra them. A
snarchant from Liverl'nnl stated, that he and several
others bad been swindled by the Prisoner an.! a man
of the name of Mae, not yet in custody. Ile repre.
sensed himself to him as a merchant in London, by
the fi. m cfCcles and Co. said he had a cargo of provi-
sinnscorningfintn Ireland, and wante,tto money
by the invoice and Vlls of lading. By these false state-
ments he obtained money to the amount of upwards
of 10001. Meanwhile, the Mayor of Liverpool sent
for this merchant, awl told him that a person of the
name of Watson had come from Hull, and charged
Colts and May with horse stealing ; but the horses
they took away not tieing sold, the owovr took them
back. and, in consideration of his expences, took a
note for 201. drawn by Coles, and as.cepted by the
onesi,hant. Immediately after this Coles absconded,
and the merchant knew nothing of him until he saw
his name in the•tfewspapers, as being taken up at
his supposed counting home in Btide-latie. Fleet.
sfieet ; at which place a great number of the bills,
citetdated by this gang. were payable, as being
crr.iivn upon the firm of West and Co. The circum-
iiisce of a very respeaable house of that name being
iii-the same lade, unfortunately induced people to
part with their goods for those bilis, morning them
tv be drawn upon the real West and Co. Uncler
the name of Captain Allwright, he had obtained
SAY portids worth of linen from a house in New.
ate-street, and gave a hill for 9RI, which the linen-
draper soon ieund out was not worth a shilling. Se.
lOW chatge?ifiir-stialing horses and chaise% were
41* exhibited again.st these mock merchants. who,
is their diffissent trarlsattiona, which woe carried on
ski' dig amount of several thousand.; always added
Co. to their names, And had nisi:tined large cargoes
. am( provisions nom Ireland. The M!zi.trates stated
giey would take care to have the business advertised
Ili the papers, that more people ntip,ht come for.
*Ed. They were remanded for fitrther examina-
tion. During the examination, Coles behaved with
• great impudence.
111 A 1111.101tOUGH-STlltt T.
swoop:x.4G
Saturday, r4omas aside! was re-examined at
this office, on various charges of swindling.—
There were nearly twenty persons in the ofEce, ready
to prefer charges against the prisoner, nine of which
were entered into.—Mr. Clowns, a furnishing iron-
monger in Portland-street, was ordered by the pri.
• sonar to supply a brass plate, with his name on, to
be fixed on th* door of his house, No. 63,
_Char.

. lotte-street, Portland-place. His order was follow-
ed up, and goods to a considerable amount were de-
, livered ; but on Mr. C. going to the house a few
. days after :he last delivery, to present his bill, he
perceived that a brass plate was substituted for the
one he had supplied, bearing the prisoner's name as
a land surveyor. The prisoner, however, had Red
with the prosecntor's property. Mr. Hall, an up-
holsterer, also furnished goods to the prisoner,
amounting to upwards of 371. for which he received
a note at two monr'ss. Mr. H. however, heard of
the prisoner's conduct, and on going to the house he
perceived that he had been duped. Among other
complainants was the wife of a broker, in the Bo-
rough, who had sold a chaise frtr twelve guineas, to
a person calling himself Mr. Gough, for which she
received a bill at two months, accepted by the pri-
soner, a carcase butcher in Tooley-street. This bill
was negociated, and of course dishonoured, the
broker being now in prison for the debt. Gough
was recommended by a person of the name of Mor-
timer, who received a guinea from the broker for
his kindness. Other complaiats were heard from
ophristerers, chinamen, brokers, &c. who had been
: defrauded by the prisoner's artifices. Ile %vas fully
• committed for trial, and thz parties bound over to
prosecute.

' FROM diTURDAT NIGHT'S I
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Christopher Wright and John Taylor, of Stroaloside,
spark. and of Queenhithis, London, car:l-rnerehants, Jan. 24,
1805.
Joseph Barker and Thomas Gardiner, of Leicasear, Jan. 1,
1805.
William Boerne, of the Liberty of )serer, is the parish of
MA -Id, Derbyshire, stone-potter, and Joseph Jager of Owen's-
row, St. James's, Clerkeowell,Middleses, meehanisis, Jan. 22,
1803.
George Battleship and Leonard Talent the younger, of
Gairisbureh, Lincolnshire, spirit-merchants, Jan. 1, 1805.
Isaac Manning and John H.nds, calicoprinters, of Deptfonl,
Kent, Jan. 12, 1905.
Nichotis Bragg t and Charles Hay man, of Axminster, Devon-
shire, uric ..ms a,nl apothecaries, Ott. 29, 1804.
WJhars Jeffcrv, of Rinherhithe, tallow-chandler, and Wil-
ham Brett, of the same pluinlatri, Dec.3l, 1894.
Thomas Boweriank, Thonris Munkhouse and John Tho-
mas, of Loilibtiry, Blackwell-till-factors, Dec. SI, 1804.
Jarring W nitelegg, Joseph Whitelegg, and James Scholes,
of Manchvstrv, cotton-manufacturers, Jan. 10, 1805.
William Bradbury and James Higron, of Manchester, fustiaa-
manufacturer:, Dec. 3, 1804.
Henry Thomson, Richard Hartwell, and Jonathan Monk-
house, of St. Andrew`s-wharf, F.:al-street, Blackfriars, coal-
merrhants, Jan. 21, 1805.

James Wh.itnian Lebb and John Stuart Harris, of South •
ampton, linen.draper4, Jets. 25, 1805.
Henry Hunt, of Chisenbu,y.lieuse, Wiltshire, and Charles
Racer the younger, of Clifton, Gloucestershire, common brew-
ers, Jan. 18, 1805.
2ANKRUPTS.
ill= Fell, of Newcastle-upon Tyne, tobacconist, to sur.
render Feb. 7,6, and March 9, at eleven, at the Shakespear
Tavern, Newcastle-upon Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. Meggison,
Hatron garden, London and Mr. Armorer onkin, Nercas-
tle-utrrn-Tyne.
. . _

Vialliant bleak, lat.., of Sontlimolum-street, Oxfnrdatreet,
Middlesex, tailor, to surrender Feb. 3,9, at cone, and March 9,
at tweire, at Guildhall, ,dun. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, No.
3, •d„timer street, Carendaia.rnuare.
John Butwood, I•te of liasinaliall str-et. London, ware-
halrieniall, to surrender Jan. e 9, Feb 16, and March 9, it tell,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Field, Friday-street, Cheau,nle.
James C..wper the y..unger, of Harkinpailey, 'rower-hill,
Loudon, merchant, to surrender Feb. I, 9, and March 9, at
one, at Guildhall Attortwy, Mr. John Pullen, 34, Fore-
str,et.

Townes Matthew, of IVest Cowes, in the late of Wight,
sileentoith, t sur:ender Feb 2, 9. and March 9, at one, at
Gusl-Iltel, London. Attorneys, Meson. Blake and Son,
Cook's-covet, Carey•street, Landon.
James Page, tate of Kidderrniniter, Worcestershire, inn-
ta surrender Jan. 29. at one, Feb 15 at ten, arid
Morel 9, at two, at Ges!dhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Nora, Garlick • hill, Cheapside.
John Taylor, of C' sham, Kent, wine-merchant, to sur-
render Feb 1,9, and March 9, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Attorn-ys, Mews Tyrrell mid Francis, Guildhall.
Wheel Bell, ef Mookgate, in the parish of St. Maurice, in
the solaiiios of the City of York, oil.rnerchaist, to surrender
F•ft 21, 22, and Starch 9, at eleven, at the home of William
Baynes, is Stonegat,„ York Attorneys, Mr. Slisilby, Yolk .
ant Mr Fsans, TisavissAnn, Lo dun.
John Willacy, W,lliaa *Macy, and Thorns, Willacy, of
Liverpool, millers, to surntader Feb. 26, 27, and !Search 9, at
eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr
twin i. Blaeknock, St. Medrod's-court, Poultry, London ;
and Mr. Tnoina. Marrow, Lower Castle. street, Liverpool.
Ilue;ley. of Vauxhaliroad, Surrey' in..rchant, to
surrender Jan. 49, Feb. 5, awl March 9, at eleven, at Gis,l4.
hall, Landon. Attorney, Mr. Nelson. Maddox-street, Hano-
ver square, London
Wmjantio Hawkins, of Birmingham, merchant, to surrender
Feb 6,9, and March 9, at eleven, at the 5.411 Tavern, Bull.
street, Iffirossogham. Attorneys, Mr. Kurrish, and str Pal-
nier, Birmingham; and Wows. Devon and Tooke, Ni. 10,
Gitay's inn-square, London.
Jame. Barlow, of Monmouth-stroct, Middlesex, tallow-
chandler, to oirreader Jail. 29, at one, Feb. 13, and March
9, at ten, at Guildhall, Loftiest. Attorney, Mr. Illakelock,
Elm-court, Temple
John Rvans, hie of Blackman-strect, in the Blwritsith of
Southwark,. linenolraper, but now a primmer in 116 Majesty',
p•i on of the Kiln': bench, to surr,isda Jan. 29, Feb 5, and
March 9, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lindon. Attorney, Mr
To, lor, Vr. 3, Mortinterstreet, Cavendish-square.
John Abbott, of Ipswich. Suffolk, shopkeeper, to surrender
Feb. 2, 16, and March 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr. Edmond Walker, Exchequer. Office, I.iuculn'a inn.

DIVIDENDS.
March 1. Samnel Lichigary and Matthew Dunefint. of Pla-
singhall-etrect, Loodon, dealer., at Overt) at Guildhall.
Feb 19. Samoa! Lichigary, of Batinghall%treet, London,
dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Feb 16. And ew Loughman, of New-court, Swithia's lane,
London, niaeha..t, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 16. -Andr..w Cita° and Andre." Lottglinan, of New-
court. Swithin's-lane, Loudon, nietehatits, at ten, at Guild-
hail
Feb. 23. John Bolton, of Saint Martin's lane, Nl.ildlesex,
upholder, at ten, at GuiLhull, Lorvlon.
Ftb 23. John Agnew, of Grosvenor-square. Middlerea,
' at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Fes 10. Robert Fa.to, of Weybread, cuff .11c, butcher, at
eleven, at the Sean Inn. liarleAnn, Norfolk.
Feb. 16. Barnah.i. Ca.upholl, law of Prince's aignare. Ratcliffe-
highway, %tddie.ea, insurance broker, at one, at Guildhail,

L;0110ei.- •
23 James Watts, 4 Aldante High•nreet, London, tiu-
plaae-werlear.ai ten at Guildlull.
Fel. It. Wyti3r.d Admito de Gruner Vink, late of the CiP-
cue, niiriones, London, merchant, et eleven, at Guildhall.
_ _

Feb. 15 Joseph Steel, of I.iverpnel, Laneatter, Imm-we,
chant, at eleven, at the George lon, Dale street, I...verpool.
Feb. 16. James Partington. of Fen-court, Fenchurelt-street,
fAvid,in' merchant, at ti n, at Guildhall.
Feb. 21 Thomas Archer of th- City of Hereford, linen-
draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. 16. John Dutton, of Catherine-coon, Tower-hill,
London, ship-broker, at tredve, at Gail
Feb. I. Ilzury %lament Bird and Benjamin Savage, of Jef
Very's-square, London, merchants, at ten, at Goildhsll.
Feb. 19. James Shaw, of Tonge with Haugh, Leman's',
whitster, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester.
Feb. 19. Willem Gardner, of the City of Coventry, silk-
man, at eleven, at the White Bear lea, in the maid City.
Feb 16. Edwani Cook Millburn, John Hallowell, and •Cliiiinam
Walmslev, of North Sliirldv, Northumberland, Adis-build-
ell° at eleven, at theQweeees Hied, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Feb. W. Pendock Neale, lat.? idThurnhaugh•street, Bedford-
:Auer., Middlesex, manner, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon.
CERTIFICATES—Fu. 16.
- -

Robert Carter, of Witham, E.sex, Issien.drsper.
John Robert Anderson, of Throg.ourton.strcet, London, titer.
chant.
Richard Davies, late of Castbmareet, Long. Acre, M.dtresex,
►roker

John Lack, late of South Creak, Norfolk, shopkeeper.
Aim Fanner Burrosre., ui Middle-row, Holborn, liluldleses,
haberdasher.
J..lnt Bunco, late of Abingdon, Betts, ironmonger.

PILICIVOF 'STOOLS.
11ATIPINAT.
Indla Stacie 16811
3 rer Cant. Rod.. ... 61111
3 per Cent. COMAS 611 601 61
4 per Cent .721 71
5 per Cent. Navy ll2l 1
5 per Cent. 1797
Long .Annuities
Ditt. Short, 1778 & 1779 ....... .....2 11 161
linper9..l Annuities, 25 Years ....91 16.16
3/ Exchequer Bilk par. 1 1 pr.
Lottery Ticket,' ....221. 3s.
Csasols for Feb. 6lllll
T. KISHI, Stock-Broker, .
No. 4, Cornhill, and 1. ettarinc•Orsee.

PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS. Jan. 19.
(I..ver unseat Debentures, 3i par ceat....691 70
Dltto, 5 per cent. S 9 90
Royal Canal Loan, 6 per seat... SY

FREEHOLD WAREHOUSE and DWELLING HOUSES,
LIMEHOUSE, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

By Mr. PAULIN,
At the Britannia Tavern, Limelio,se, on TUESDAY, Fe-
bruary 12, 1803, at Twelve &Clock, in Twu Lou, unless
previously disposed of by private Contract,

AVery VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
nowt advantageously situate on the !tankard the RIVER
LEA, opposite the Church at Lime Mouse, and on the Margin
of the Commercial Road ; cnmprising
A very substantial built large NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE,
containing Three roots, a rintible Counting Nnuee, Stabling
f,f Eight Horses, Yard, &c. and a NEW PRICK DWEL-
LING-HOUSE adjoining, late in the Occume inn of MI. WIL-
LIAM WALTER VINEY, at a net Annual Rent of 2501.
At,., • FREEHOLD oubstantial built NEW BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE adjoining, containing convenient
Apartments neatly Med, in the Occupation of Mr. PRIOR,
of the Annual Value of 401.
May be viewed Seven Days prec•aling the Sale, when printed
Particulars may b- had on the Premises ; at the Ship Tavern,
Leaden/unhurt-et ; at the Place of Sale ; and of the AYO.
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PRENDERGAST, PEMBROKESHIRE.
Freehold Water •ottun Mill, ,4t:. with Seven Acres of Land.
Rj PrFER'COXE, BURRE.LL,' and FOSTER,
At Garraway's on FRIDAY, Feb•uiry 22, a Twesee,
AA I.L that dapital ERV.CTIC)N, lately occnnied
by Mathew Torhairi, Esq as a Cutt.in Maii•facturf,
bur atones in height, (ordaining 1)12 soindles, but so 4...-
Stria:AM as to he Capable cif leaking a much rester 'umber,
and supplied by a powerful stream, wldch was never know* tu
fail in the dtmet seasiiii, most eligibly situated at Pre dssgad,
in the county of Penshroke, within one mile only of the sea-
port town of Ilaverford west, together wilt a sistadantlal
grishanill, other small houses, eerpenters mid sm.ths
shoos, slaughter-house, tont and stable, garden, and mea-
d., land, containing altogether seven acres, with a cutiedera-
ble addition or head•srater, and banks on each side. These
valuable work. have been ereaed with the bent matmials, and
at if censaderable expense, and are capahle of being rend .rod
very beneficial to a purchaser, fro u the cheapness id Wieser uu
that district, and may be oinvert,d into a variety of us', .n
grist mill, the.4iiii mi,l, 3:c being peculiarly well-a•1a.1.4
for any spacious manulatiney that regents room; toot water to
carry on an extensive concern with eff,et. The spindfes may
Of may not be taken at the opt,-in or the pinchaser.
May he viewed any time till t .e sale, on application to Mr.
P ter Axton, K near Ilaveituilwest ; of whom parti-
culars may be had one month preceding • also of Meares Iti4Oifo,
Dockers, Yates, and Hodgson, Manchester; Whin! 11
Blackburn; Bush Inn, Bristol; the Castle, an the Mai.
ilaverfordwest ; the White Hart' Narnerils; at to • •.:
Sale; and of Mewls. Peter Coxe, Illorrell, and Pia-fvf, 4,-
morton-street, where a 91.0 of the Estate may lie %eon.

PEMBROK ESIIIR E.
Vaivable tied Improveable Pre.?hold E.tate, with Rays
Manor, Fishery, Perpetual Advrawsoo, hc.
By PETER CUXE, BURRELL, and FOSTER,
At (larraway's, on FRIDAY, March 9S, at Twelve,
A VERYvaluAhle And improveable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, It r.ning 1100 acres of 1.3T1J, led to tenants at
will, called Greet Trefgare, being a Partei artil I.raoLlini Vomit,
situate in a delightful pod of the county of Pembroke alormai•
ing Game, tire miles on the turnpike road from liarreriuid-
wed, and ten nb's Conn consisting 01 sundry genet.,,
orchards, brooms' court lodges, barns, stables, closer, and
towels of rich and fertile arable, meadow, and wiauldane, 49
acres of which are oak timber, highly ornamental as well as pro-
Arable, and with unt.tcluseil Meep.walko ; the whole in a Mug
fence: together with tile next Presentation and Perpetual
Advowsoir of the Living of Great Trefgars, and nil the Royal-
ties, Manorial Rights, in Court Lein, Court Rarms e with an
extent of Fishery of near two miles of the W.st k.41,1y, that
skirt. the Estate, a fsvouralde stream for eels, trout, and sal•
mon : there is good stone on the Estate for burbling, and A Elit
mill mar be erected at,very littl •ex pence. This 'outwits e well
worth the aumtion of any Nobleman or Gentleman otr.. r,r4a
wed; ur invest his money in land, in a part of the country wto re
the value of land is daily risme, as in that part of South W ales.
May be viewed any tone till the hale, on application to Mr.
Peter Axton, Belmont, near l las,rtordisest, of 'slo parties.
anmay be had one month preee.ling ; also of 111..... rs Share,
Docker, Yates, and Hodson, Manchester; John Chanstwriarn,
Esq. Cherter ; the Bash Inn, Moan,: 1140 (*awl... 011‘ tM
Mariner, Hav rth
rfordwestt the White Hart, Nartie-th ; at Ste
Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Peter C..11e, Burrell, and rooefr,
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