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maintained,
all classes of the People secured.
Aod Drafts of Petitions to both Houses of Parliament, agreeably
thereto, being prepared. were read and agreed to.
Resolved onaelmously—That the said Petitions be fairly tran-
nribed, signed by the Right Honourable the Lewd Mayor, two
A Mermen. the Mieriffo, and twenty of the Livery, os behalf of
this Common Hall.
Revolved unsehnesaly—That the Sheriffs, attended by the Re.
niembraticer.. do waft upon the Right Honourable Lord King. and
!equest his Lordship to present the Petition to the Right Honour.
able. the House of Lord,.
Resolved unaniesously—That the Representatives for this City
in Parliament be requested to present the petition to the Honourable
the house of Commons.
Resolved unanimoudy—That the Representatives of this City in
Parliament be, and they are hereby, instructed to support the said
Petition iu the Honourable the House of Commons, and by every
means in their power to promote the object of these Resolutions.
Resolved ossammously—That the thanks of this Common Hall
be given to the Right Hon. Lord King, for his manly and patriotic
csertions in the House of Lords, on the question of the Corn Laws.
Resolved onanimonsly—That the thanks of this Common Hall
be given to Samuel Pavel!, Esq.. the Mover, and John pierring,
Esq., Seconder, of the Resolutions and Petition, for the able man-
ner in which they have brought forward the bnoteess of this day.
IiPOODTHORPE.

Under the:Authofity of the Lord Chamberlain.
Yr HEA I'RE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE
..L (Mr. Arnold having liberally granted the use of the Theatre).
The Proprietors of the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent.
Garden, sad the Haymarket, having, in the most generous man-
ner. granted their permission to all the Performers of their Esta-
blishment% not engaged in professional duties for the night, and who
have unanimously volunteered their services on this occasion, the
Committee 114tter themselves they will present a Combination of
Talent seldom united in one performance.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOW AND CHIL-
DREN OF TIIE LATE 3111. CONNOR.
On MONDAY NEXT, Oct. 23, will be presented the popular
Nueical Piece, called BEFORE BREAKFAST. Nicholas
Trefoil, Mr. Mathews. in which chsractcc lie will sing his popular
Saw of " Country Sports :" Sir William Buffer, Mr. Bartley;
Major Havannah, 31r. W. Bennett ; Lieut. Havannali (first time),
Me. rearm= ; John, Ile. W. Chapman. Miss Fanny (first time),
Mho Ooward. •
After whlcb, a Petite Comedy In one act, called BLUE
DEVILS. Megrim, Mr. Young; Hamilton, Mr. Chapman;
James, Mr. G. Penton. Annette (for this night only), Miss
Kelly.
In the coarse of the Evening, a CONCERT, in which Mr
BraWa,Ma, Sspio, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Pearman,
Sir. O. Palma, Mr. Webb, Mr. Sloman, Miss Paton, and Ma-
dame Vellide, will appear.
To exadele with the Comedy of CHARLES THE SECOND.
Wag Kharlea,4. L. Hemble ; Lord Rochester, Mr. Josses ;
Capes. Com ..Parestts Edw rd
a. Mr. Duruset. Lady Clara,
Mm. Pasch. Orpp, Miss M. Glover.
Plana le be (aka aa the Box-Office of the English Opera.Houee,
as meaal
Stab fbr tholandly continue to be thankfully received
byrab.Votleptteri Ater, the Ileg•OMee, Theatre-Ral, Covent-Garden;
aid Mr. Follett, Bea-Once, English Opera-House.
Subscripdeos already received s
C 23 0 Mrs. 'trait, • - £ I
13 13 Mr. B - 1
10 0 E. How, sq. - 0
AI • -- Hee, EINI- - I
• 6 Mr. C. Taylor - - 1
A • Aim asuoieter, Esq. 0
$ • Mr. Bowles - 1
- 11 0 Me. J. Weal - -1,
- 5 ilo Mr.Detweet I
• • II • Mes.Desseport - le.
• 0 4 Mr. Peleoma - - 1
,•5 ,• Mrs. Giblet -
• 4 0 Mr. Waimea .
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I 1 M. Jolts Wake • to

LI NE OLNSII I R E.
THE KNAITH ESTATE—TITHE FREE.
Near Gainaborough, Lincoln, Retford, and Nt wark. About one
thousand live hundred acres, the Manor and the Advowson to
the Chapel and Curacy of Kneel'. anti fishing in the river Trent ;
most eligible for Investment and Residence.

By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Ittgent.street,)
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Comhill, on
THURSDAY, 7th day of December, at 12. in One
THE very valuable and highly improvable FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, at RNA IT/1, within three miles of
the port and town of dainsblrough.; and produce may be shipped
from the hanks of the Estate to all parts of the Kingdom and Con-
tinent, great part of the Estate being bounded by the beautiful
River Trent. Comprising
THE MANOR OF KNAITII,
with the ancient Mansion House, and Offices of all descriptions ;
Lawrs, Hardens (part walled), Pleasure-grounds, &c. In pos-
session of John Golden, Esq.

Also, sundry compact eligible Farms, with good Farm-houses,
and all requisite Agricultural Buildings, in excellent repair;
and capital enclosures of rich marsh feeding.grountts, meadows,
piatures, arable and wood lands, in a good state of cultivation.
In the possession of most respectable tenants at will. The whole
Estate near .

THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
The present low Rents), with Woods in hind. near
ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUNDS
PER ANNUM,

capable of considerable increase.
The Lands are divided into convenient enclosures, with quick
fames, and thriving plantations on various parts of the Estate;
plenty of line water, and well stocked with game.
Also the ADVOW SON of the CHAPEL and CURACY of
)(HAITI], subject to a small stipend to the Curate; and the right
of fishing in the River Trent.
The Estate is pleasantly situate, the lands diversified, and com-
mands fine pleasing views of the river.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. George Cottam, the bailiff,
and to the tenants on the Estate, of whom particulars may be had ;
als, of Mr. Cartledge, White Hart, Gainsborough ; 111 r. Siseston,
Spinal Inn; Mr. Dcnnet, White Hart. Retford ; Angel, Don-
caster ; Rein-deer, Lincoln : Kingston's Arms, Newark ; the Inns
at Stilton and Peterborough ; George, Stamford ; Messrs. Budd
and Hayes, solicitors, Bedford.row, -London ; Messrs. Foster and
Unthank, solicitors, and Mr. Pratt, land-agent, Norwich; at
Garmway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, London,
where a large plan of the Estate may be seen.

LINCOLNSHIRE.
BINBROOK FARAI—TITHE FREE,
Neat Market Raisin, Louth, Grimsby, and Hrorneutle,
About Four Hundred and Fifty-five Acres.

By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of yanrick House, lAreeto
- 'Change ,Corohill,
BI

aerates of Molars, atines, Olossop, Holloway, and Evans.
Mr. Symms begged, before this licence was granted, to call the
attention of the Court to a circumstance which took place on a for-
mic: application for a renewal of the licence. Two or three years
ago a bonid murder was committed in the country, which was made
the subject of representation at this theatre, in a manner extremely
shocking to all well-thinking and moral people, and calculated to
brutalize the minds of those who were less cultivated. There had
also been another piece brought out at the same theatre, under the
title of The History of George the Third and hit Family, and he
mu't do the managers the justice to say that they selected many
of those traits in the life of that Monarch which those who most
loved and admired him could not fail of seeing with pleasure; but
still many foibles of his private life were delineated, which could
not be witnessed without pain and anxiety. This was stated to the
Court, when, on a subsequent day, the licence for the theatre was
applied for, and the result was, that a promise was given on the
part of the managers that henceforward neither living characters of
high eminence, nor those who had recently died, should be made the
subject of dramatic representation. and, this pledge given, oho
canoe was granted. He was sorry, however, to find that in March
last there was a deviation front that pledge. He alluded to a piece
which had been announced by the name of The City of Me I'lague,
in which were introduced the most affecting calamities that could
befall a nation, in the persou of its Monarch, during the last 10 or 12
years of his life. The piece was announced by a placard, which
till lately he bad in his possession, hut by some misfortune it bad
slipped through his hands, and was lost. This bill was first seen
by a person who thought it his duty to send it to the Secretary of
State for the home Department, by whom it was sent to him (Mr.
Sumner). Ile immediately came to town, and, having negotiated
with the managers, the piece was withdrawn. It was extremely
improper that such performances should be brought before the pub-
lic; and though he did not rise absolutely to oppose the granting of
the licence, he considered himself bound to call the attention oft he
Court to the circumstance, that a pledge might be obtained from
the lessees and manager that there should not again be a repetition
of similar performances.
Mr. Davidge, the stage-manager of the theatre, undertook that
nothing indelicate or offensive should again be brought on the stage
of the house. he reply to the observation which had been made on
The City of the Plague, he assured the Court that no allusion
was intended to be made on the calamity that had befallen the late
King ; it referred wholly to a cireamatanee that happened in the
reign of Charles 11., and immediately it was intimated to him that
it was objectionable, he gave up the manuscript to Mr. Lawson,
the Clerk of the Peace of the county, for perusal, and withdrew the
piece from she public eye : although he declared he never received
the slightest notice from Mr. Lawson that there were any allusions
in the piece which could excite disapprobation.
Mr. So MMER appealed to Mr. lLawson to say whether the im-
pression had not been made on his mind that the piece in part re-
ferred to the Hitters with which the late Sovereign is the latter years
of his life was afflicted.
Mr. Lawson replied that he thdpglit it was impossible not to
we that it referred to the malady under which the late King suf-
fered.
Mr. RANDLE JACKSON saw the placard announcing for reply-
- the Plue, in which • be introduced
'* Third fly did,. in
affliction

.1e ti.
vial ought to bare been mentioned to the proprietors before they
were committed to the Sessions, as there had ever been shown the
greatest willingness to remove any inconvenience to the inhabitants
which they had the power of doing.
Mr. HEDGER said that he was once sitting in Union Hall when
a complaint he. made that Hall, the chief constable, and several
other officers, were shamefully assaulted in the Gardens.
Mr. Gye was not aware that such a case had been before the
Magistrates.
Mr. lIEDGEII warmly asked if Mr. Gye meant to accuse him of
telling an untruth.
Mr. Gye said he did not, but repeated that he never heard any
thing of the complaint mentioned.
The CHAIRMAN then put the three questions to Mr. Gye, and
informed him that on his acceding to them depended the granting
of the licence.
Mr. Gye said, that with respea to the first, lie would undertake
that the dark-walk should be fully and sufficiently lighted • but if
he were to concede to the second, it would lead to a total destruc-
tion of the property. Himself and his partner had between 50,0001.
and 60,0001. embarked in the 'Gardens, and such a regulation, he
was convincod, would be attended with the most serious conse-
quences to them.
Mr. PALLMER required him to show this.
Mr. dye assured them it would do so. One reason he assigned
was, that tlie nobility never came till after eleven o'clock.
Mr. SUMNER was aequainted with a large proportion of the
nobility, and he knew they would attend if the fire-works went
earlier.
Mr. Gye was further premed by several members of the Court to
consent to this regulathin, but he still represented that It would lead
to the ruin of the property.
Mr. SUMNER was almost afraid that, if he did not agree, he
would lose his licence. He was a friend to the Gardens, but he
did not like to see this opposition to the Court ; and he would, if it
Were necessary, defend the dignity of the Magistrates by opposing
the grant of the licence, if the refusal was still persisted m.
' Mr. Gye again urged the same reason foe not accepting
cence on these conditions.
Mr. TnEsstota sold that his clients hod embarked their pro-
perty, thinking they wen to hold die (hardens on the same terms
on which they had before been held, and h was unfair now to strip
them of that property without having given them a notice that new
regulationa would be imposed on them.
Mr. SUMNER said they knew the Gardens were sobject to the
restrictions of the Magiatratea, and therefore they had no ground
wf complaint on that head; but hi thought, if annjury did accrue
to thy plroperty. Mr. Oye had himself to blamei for It, by not
aft-opting the terms °hired by the Bench.
Mr. Gye, after some consideration, consented to the restriction,
but said that, if he had his option, he would rather have given
5,0001. than that the hour for discharging the fireworks should have
been altered.
Mr. BONNER, in alluding to the third proposition, respecting
the dancing, mid that it was a hard thing that respectable trades-
men, or their wives or daughters, should be prevented from
lag themselves themselves in this way, because some abandoned women were
-`se habit of doing it ;he therefore suggested that, 41t Gye
restrain 7asneW
aowodg. the

was
Burdei4" lie. Ake. yhich, after mu .1 Ili"
some alteration, pewit unaniineualy.
_tea breisisp.
Thailika being given to the Chairman, the AI

SNIPPING INTELLIGENT, 7.
LIVERPOOL, Witirrnittlit , Ocr. 18:
Arrived the Atalanta, Greenwald, from Dances; Jerre, Long-
bottom, and Hannibal, —, from St. Jobe' New Brawick ;
Dolphin, —, from Stralsund. Sailed the Ellen Cli le. Roberta.
for Genoa and Leghorn ; Phrebe, Crawford, and Activ Owen, for
Rio de Janeiro; Eclipse, Simpson, and John Welch, % oodhouse,
for Jamaica; Pandora, Covey, for Barbadoes ; Clyde, Teastlele,
for Savannah; Cumberland, Myers, for Baltimore; Tri ton. Wean,
for Gibraltar; John Ormerod, Chapman, for Oporto ; John mid
Sally, Smith, for St. Michael's; Beighten, Sanokrua aotn, for
Revel.
-11oLYnnati, O. r• 17.
The Wilsiins, from Belfast for New York. and the .1 .0.11104
Lass, fmni l for Bahia sailed on 14th ,•
The William Liverpoo lilacs, IWmk,, from Live therpool forinst. ; In-
dustry, Paynter, from ditto for St Andrews; Crocodile, A 'Nen,
from ditto for Trieste ; and sundry coasters, are put 62 hen. wind.
both&
FALMOUTH, OCT. U.—Arrived from Loud= the Lau
for the Cape; the Albion, for
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Vera Crux ; the Elizabeth, l'or Leghorn; !IOW t
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for St. Michael's; the William. from Patterned+ ft* diZia
arrived the Rising Sun, fur Seville; and that Aubb for ---
Wind S.S.W. •
Pr.vstotrrn, OCT. 17.—Arrived the Despatch, nano',tl op,
Charente. Put back the Eagle, for Leghorn .—Wind S. •
POaTPMOUTU, OCT. 18—Arrived the Verlelisit Gobs in.
males. Pained the Frederick, —, from Jamaica. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Hussar, for Chatham.-IVind E. •
1)11AL, OCT. 18.—Arrived and sailed the Daveron. Wilson,
from London to Honduras; and the Mary Smith, Shields, for Gib-
raltar and Malta. Remain the Edward, Aldridge, from Quebec:
Two other vessels from Quebec have passed throagh, atones uh-
known.—Wind E.
Gruivssexts Ocr. 18.—Arrived the Wiest]. Davis, Rom,
Dantsig • the HOffnung, Wilkins, from /female; the Prince Co-
burg, Fi;th, from Tobago. Sailed the Earl Bathurst, Ps ad, for.
Rotterdam; the Kama, Kent, for St. Thomas's; Hero,
Hurst, for Hamburgh ; and the Clementine, Watkins, fos Napa's.
Pairs, Oce. 15.—The Neptune, from St. Kitt's for ,Euva Soo-
da was fallen to with 18th ult. lat. NI. long. 66. dim:mute d and Ma.
of 'water, by the Cadmus, Allen, arrived at Havre from !Sew Your,
which took five of the crew in a very exhausted Itit3, and after-
wards put them on board the Elise, Banco, from %Innatra fat
• brovroix, OCT. G.—The David, Resaldo. arrive d hem Wag
Burnt!, has ben plundered by pirates. The Undind , gascriagamir
bound to Glasgow, hes put back leaky. The St. N icholaa. hum
Amsterdam, grounded near here, but has been got off with little
damage.

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P:ARISH te IT. csolibi : HANOVIMIIQUARE. - 1
CONTRACT FOR MINERAL TAR. SALES BY AUCTION'.
. • SALE Et AUCTION. '
were jimmied on them on their last application for a renewed IL-
.
NAVY-OFFICE, (kf. 16. 1826. ance. fie begged it to be remembered that the great ntimberatbe
so,,reelerbei . .
et. the ideebteeete a the. cesoreed
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DTI N(1-ROOM AND SKPCHAMBER FURNITURE, . pentane. wham name were affixed to the memorial. had taken ip • : .
THE Principal Officers and Commisaioner e of lan Ma-
'earl's Neal do hereby ere Notice, GOWER-STREET, RETWORD.SQUARE. their raidence in the neighbourhood of Vita:hall within the last
. i DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, ELIGIBIA: FOR LIBRARY OF BOOKS. AND EXCELLENT WINES. •• • :at
this parish weit at the Goa TavameTirialko. to tabohate Mos .1.
Flat en-TRURSDAV• the 20dt instant, at Ore (Alecto they 1 INV ESTAIENT, ELIGIBLE DWELLING-HOUSE and By M• CflaIST IE, :. o , four yeais, and thmefore they had no tight to complain, bevies allkealion lbd --
of ' - allia.1•1111 "Peal wi
wail be ready to treat with such as may be willing to cob. 1 OFFICES, LARGE GARDEN. At his Groat Room. Ullhalleen,flt. James's-square, themselves voluntarily taken up their abode theta; if, however, the mach if Ihe-Act .
tile for supplying her Majesty s Dock-yard at' Deptfotd with s_ ny 31r. ROBINS, On THURSDAY NEXTotredietaviiie Day, precisely at 1, _ with Act for Patriot. effleehipg, . Oroeveriere
peopteletors cooler adopt an further improvement, they
make
_lace, &c. bey beillereegorebille "LW
,leVs'oe„."lllB4oeielgra lite:
:••' \ty Thousatul Gallons of Of Wavelek-house. Regent-street,) 1d) ART of the neat I' ;M,EFIOLD FURNITURE, pleasure attend to any su oration the Court might mak t_,,
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044 babe be . pa" is ode.
MINERAL TAR, At ()areaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley. Cornhill, on TIIURS- Mr. RANDLE Jecxsow conceived that the moans whom names ameztoe•••• woe
To be delivered by or before 31st March, 1827. DAY NEXT, st 12, residents in tea nelghbouslmoi a London, beizeeee .v
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the wee as fiql°ll.44" who has lately 66 of wee affixed to the memorial had the remedy against the evils they iai* mlell °ea aalterl as wdlobsc,bibootill..'lnd thilnima•
Mr. EDWagDS war called 10
A form of the tender nue be seen at Oa aim. No tender will . A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLI) ESTATE, • my ben and dining;
_-rsionsloticles,,lnse comprising
ee received after one o'clock on the day of treaty, nor any noticed 1-3,. eligible property for investment, held fora long term of yarn, lent moaned beddingeand a akmplaiely elegant teed very expensive
e • beoede„h„rot. complained of in their own hands, Wader the Statute of William
-I a"- '-'" anr lam, which them the power of iodicting these nuisancee The ettrattresii aid, tint ft was nerrsceseen) iD
t-i,;-""m the
Meeting of the objects for which day had met t bat all. Y had
Lulea the party or an agent for him attends. under his Grace the Duke of Bedford ; producing net O)9 Sideboard of crew& twahogiehle eloit and very handsome taste, I:LeebeuSias_ iems. He, however„, thought thelEourtwas in some ma. id,;
HL'NDRED AND `SIX POUNDS PER ANNU3I, ad Brussels Wad tuaimateful elate. net topreserre the mimic peace am morale ;and eruun- moat to complaie of wee the Act of Paratament Ity.eltich Aar were
oppressed, that Act had crept u them Odom, theiddmowe
• 14)NDON. DOCKS. very improvable at the expiration of the present tenantcy, Alm ae:rartratile LIBRARY et-BOOKS, being a Selection of Mg tbat idea, he would recommend the Chairtnas to admonish the' .
i
CONTRACTS FOR WO/ID AND IRON HOOPS, NA fldl. comprising a commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, situate the best Works in Modem Inesaerte,. among which are fine sets of ' pronrietnrs, that unlesst • fullest exertions tosuppress ledge, end against
they gave tom
has done away with all the turnpikes le tfle'Veffilhon _
shut their Winlellt Citron; in the the plans it ,
i
AND RIVETS, COttPERS' TWIGe, AND LAMP OIL. No. 12, on the Eat side of Gower-street, Bedford-square. The those and Pennant's Wait... m:l4 the Encyclopedia Britannice. efullutedtsmdesex and iiirmdbeeyanees, theifir licences when applied for at a
still the roads an to be Meet', repair, "Mall titlfeperass oy. w
et
/11IIE DIRECTORS of the LONDON DOCK COM- House contains, on the upper story, • nursery and three other bound in ramie, and seta lento Palm eciPlal• on, would p fused. e considered that one effectual
-e-- la to 'fall on the OuteWasd of Me parielie Ti at' it realm •
mode of checking many of the irregulaes that wok m jest
.1. PA NY hereby give Notice. that they will be ready to receive sleeping rooms. On the second story, two excellent bed-chambers, The WINES c insist stablest 33 .doaans of capital full-bodiedat such en immeere tex was to fall upon SZerlan • alone a Why
would be by prevehting des ' ,os it was well known that females
Tenden tgenled up) at the SuPointendends Office at the Dock, on a dresung.room, roomy landing, and housemaid's clad. On the Port, bottled in 1318; II deem of lea File Cleat of 1819 ;20 1 nthe pariah bear itsproportion ? The Cl
~. -1 a the most abandomed. ammeter were in the habit a ?whine Imo Rot Pa , . - wcat ale et
WEDNESDAY, the Ist a November next, at Tweleeo'clock, first floor, two drawing-rooms and an ante.room. neatly fitted up; "en' " Claret of Mal *id "mkt 12°' alle'ps 4 (Hal "sat the ()ardent after the tb ovr and exhibiting themselea, 's r to
describe .the boundanee of the Feel of Grantee, p °petty._ •
!or eupplzing the Company. for one year, with IVood and lion , ground-floor entrance hall, paved ; beatfast parlour, (wane !tide tad Sir Willtacti Go aloes Share • 'and, pale Old Denby in • arty the whole melt belonged. He *Nereid.' Het
Oil. .
Hoops. Nab, and Rivera. Cooper."l"wirt, and Lamp bowed dining parlour. Gentlemen's droning roan, water-closet. and . pats. . s' e- -• to tbe gran annoyanee of the respectable ladies who hippened tan whom Ile
twirm. 'menet. With the view of prevent's this in (atone, he would new.appointed - ' A
_bad 11 tikes
the Tntsiees under the actrecto y
Particular' of the several Contracts may be known, and Samples , reps to the garden ; Mow staircase from the basement to the second 'Maybe viewed two day. acceding. ' &WWI of tile „,,..,„ v move that daucing be -omitted in the newSe• house, called Manor House% the rent of which (molly
,
tithe Articles seen at the Company's House, Prince..-street, Batik, floor. with item baluster and hand-rail; basement. and excellent tlnlcli° tint wow llnlft. Mini I°T rho "maid" aPP"19*"...l a; Mr. Totes:out observed, that Me dancing which the licence 'only one hundred guinea s year, ie erbich May tea
S. COCK, Secretary. • kitchen ; china closet, larder. and wine-cellars. howtekeispa's and to Ehriseies office, peDikiVit estalaliahment ; Mere is a 'Seesaw* coiplord- as . .
Intent to beneath was prefeutional, and that the pamilotars exert el isa or
London Dick !loupe. October Id, 1828. butler'. room t wintry ; water laid on ; bottle-morn and cool larder; --.-r--------__•=e_---*-- - • ------z-----N-----,,-- thenewores aa
much aa possible to restrain unproper pawns min
N.8.-No regard will be paid to any Tender delivered after ana in *oat, with vaults for coal. tree, &c.. Servants' entrance; an sag the •.• i of October. ' . •o: „ exhibiting tliemselves. cone ebles -I hear and laughter)-• watothotne.iteeenooo tiausetor. . de-. .•. : ,
Twelve o'clock en that day ; nor unless the person who nukes thw are at the back, and an retentive girder, auted with throbs and %IL-10R BOM IYD'•• - T, the fine TAtt.l.4 B itrito..Datt miaow 0, Eati., • whoa situatton indeed wn one of . emshsa..ot osetcohnie Mau}
the Kish Sheriff'. had reared a • " ft• aof eteetwol re- •.. -i
Tenger, or some Person on hie behalf, shag 'rend. Gower. • gravelled wallu. At the end of the gardeo a laundry and ju.
.44ied
ALT •' ' .11". . Tote, dr/... HTUDIIi Nine, eaaa a reardabiaadickar, on the ettedegt ac the wenft, red, a ladder against yeut halve fee the, peptise _
het
_ 44„ed „ • , . .
wash-hetuso, with pomp of watt'. •
y's lee) • -a. Lying in the Cidy.Catl, produced by 'Venetian Gardens: airs but he asks you what eft are doing'? Attu
• '... - NENAIIIIMA_ MAYOR. Tlio house hi in the oampotion a Mr. 6.. Wane. On lease toe" Walt - se. - .. Ile et tesn'Wircated thieeinr"Da" Peen I must have 2s. 6d." Y'Sd seem suTised all* dr:44jklin's
• • doom owe of 'the tarot Motors- • - ill' the ° aingli° - T Ithat d Mr. Alleluia ' 'Phlox% Ache is
IN a MEETING or AiiSEMBLY of the MATOW, ' West. Eeq., for an unexpired term of fifteen years, from veasel has a p pdxdomatbde be. for.poost, brilad =lied
to be jio ford that
chi:lamps ie
teilearb 14 0441, hem utt44. .
i • ALDERMEN. anal I,IYERY3IEN, of the went (.031- Chtistmas. 1826. - equal Oa Me Compeer* effid enefla 00 elfleeeßweed IRK where the Italian Goontery was. and which, in October last, 041 entitled l° 6d• Ifs '.. Ah, but ' here. it is in
had of Mr. g
PANIRS of the CITY of LoiNDON, In Common Hall amens. To be viewed by tickets only. Partiettlars mac le . 0„aw„. ..- - . lit. ''' Ho woo * ' 'wee
weelledered so he. Uhnoilatii. sew generale an above hat:east lilli Inn same Yoe tot .
liana
~.,
egitin. p ..
bled. at the Guildhall of r
the said City, on THURSDAY, the 19th George Jere, ardiciow, Liaenods inn: at Garreway's; and of•M r Foe Emiglet or PastmetweefOkiti the Coormanded.-st ibe Jeruem elates ; and thintone of the gnat evils inteoded to be obviated mu t
ear
t teepee tea iOddinllollll.2
tiay.of October. 10•26, Robins, No. 170, Regent•street, of whom tickets for. viewing may gen, coree,hosowt to mosiasoimewer, teeing, &fro,
be had. , Ng. Id., St. still continued. , hear. and cries. of. 't No, welt') hot 4 sell do. • "..
..
has a misty of 208/• a year,- independent able validates • b.
Resolved unanimously, Helen's-place. lii.! ;or to Me JACKSON had no objection to the dancing, if it were con- ~_ .
That the Thanks of this Common Hall he given to the Right
upe jaw& to
JOHN 6. lIRINLEY, 12. Tlirchimlatie. Cornbill. fined to the Millets ;-but he thought this should be expressed in the 'me ',mold heroine ouch an hullo charger , it holism l
Hoe. William 'Venable,. lord Mayor, for the seal, talent. and -
in UPPER GOWER.STREET, lIEDFORD.SQUARE• ----- ' licence; by the introduction a "profeedonal," or some other term Ind -Ile sOduld t6e eut
keep 1 deputy, and, cedi, •.• • • • • • • me. ltod-
dependence, with which to ha discharged the important domes of DESIRABLE BF SI DIeNC E, DRITISH IRON CAM PANY, 3, NEW BCOA D' having the Name aka. before the word " dancing." that he kept a secretary. (telimistere _next. cones a i
I i hst tion-for the dignity and hospitality with which he has Large Garden, ('ouch-hawse, and Stabling for Font Horses, of "I
his i g ASTREET', OCyttlitlll9. 1826. wino iii a Collector who 'holies £ sail of 209 f. • par,
dlr. SUMNER .11ad visits! the Gardens• since the last licensing grave', . . .r• . .
erdeemene ,
upheld the miclest character of this City-and for his uniform ar. which immediate possemitm may be had. Notice is hereby Riven, Theta FURTHER CALI, has this day who, when furnisitiog his bill, has attaciten alittle soy
.'131i3 to the Privikees and Interests of all classes of his Fellow By Mr. ROBINS, day. and tar no raptor to complain of the nonobservance of the
of his dwn,with et--" Ak..Red;:ro„, wiroserosiowdrentado and
ban made of 2/. Ith. per Share, payable ten or before the 20th restrictions the Coact hod impend. The conduct of the •Gertens .i
w.hlan •Mit , , pJreat• • che t
Wind° • d ker Ac." laughter). Du 1 opts that
Citizens-but niers especially for the judgment and firmness elicit 1 (Of Warwick Homo., Regent-tercet.) day of November next. had of Lae years beep ;greatly improved ;be therefore new co
• 1 al during the toe crisis of commercial ember/as/anent, At Garrawey's Calie-hottee. 'Chnetre-alley, Comilla, on
he (hap av THURS. H. SCRIVENOR jun. Secretary. remora
,for withholding from the proprietors any advantages they . , ~ , ___.
the. worth* Collator, dose .not charge his advertisements tithe
whereby Ihe dertmant spirit of puhlie confidence was called into ac- DAY NEXT. at IL had hitherto enjoyed. file, however, concaved that no injury
Pan' _„..,..__._
n. k....Onianwou haftetestic New, here. is An eaffibliaNDlDe
tine, and evils which threatened the must vital inteyests of the A DESIRABLE LEASEIIOLI)ES'I'ATE. held for at LI AYTI EN XINING COMPANY.-3S, Ft ;tient/ NY Would result frmn closin 1 4100 In ell lier • and he wished K
g,t lc rs ii MO . ll' • •a•year • and to give the Meeting
ept up at the exam= e, , , r
Cointri were We:tried. terin of about 60 Years, comprising a commodious Dwelling I 1.1. Climes, OCE. 19, 1826.-The Subscribers are bathe to impress it on the minds of die proprUtors, diet Ranclagh .. • ese •
an idea how these condemn do bosiness, he would ram one
I They Malay savatised a contract for !Opens itith gas. Tie
WOODTHOR PE. House, conveniently planned, and adapted for the accommodation informed that the return of the Minind Coptaina and Miners to one a the most beautiful places of entertainment that had ever told,et e oao , t
of a Gentleman's family, situate No. 12 Upper Gower-street, Bed. Falmouth from Hayti having negatived every hope of sweetie in existed in this or any other country, was mined by kapime late •
bidden for the contract were that they were te ere , .
VENABLEO, 31e•rot. ford-square, containing on the upper floor a spacious nursery and this Enterprise, the Directors will convenes PUBLIC Mla trriso hours. they dpaint, and if,
iron pats, which were to put lamps in, AD to , .
I N a MEETING or ASSEMBLY of the MA fOR, sleeping room, wall papered; two other sleeping rooms. On the for the Dissolution of the Company, and to declare the Amount . A convenation took place on 3lr. Jackson's motion, by which it after, a year, the trauma did nbt lite them, they wore to take
L ALDERMEN, and LIVERYMEN. of the several COM• second floor, two simmer airy bedchamber,. papered : a dressing per Share to be returned as aeon 33 possible after the arrival of the 'did not appear to be the wish of Me Coat that professional theinsbacke (Cries of •' hear, hem," and laughter). De and tbe •
tr,tN me; a the CITY of LONDON, in Common Hall as- room, landing, and hoteiemstere clone. On the principal floor, a Commissioner with the Report and Accounts. ' dancing skould be ab9liShed, Its olidect being only to ratrain other Gellefeinan wal had converted this Meeting did not arrogate ,
.enabled, at the Guildhall of 'basalt City, on Tif URODAY, the capital drawing room, with three windows in front; wells hand- An unexpected delay has arisen in the departure of the Commis- dancing in the Garda,* ; and on tere question being put to el .
r any thing to .themsclves; but he could assure them, if • they ,
olitlay of October•• 1826, sontely papered • marble chimney piece; communicettng by folding leaner and Assay Allister, in consequence of their haring both been Oye, whether, if the licence were granted in the usual tame he e-
ra. them their co-operation, much of the annoyance would be got
' rid of. He stated, that in the Out-Want there were 3110 houses.
Resolved unanimously, t doors with a back drawing room, cormapondentle fitted up ; win- attacked by fever ; hut from the most recent advice they were re- would exert himself to prevent impeaper dentine he aid that
which, if rated at 301. a house, the tax, which under the Act can
That this Meeting contemplates with alarm and dismal the pre- Mors to floor opening to a balcony looking into the garden. Ground ceverin,, arid as soon as thee could dispose of the Implements and dancing wen not, strictly epeaking• now allowoi, tod "elm iit was
be levied, is 13,:109!.; but he undersood that there were but 2500
...am state of the Eouutry, in which, After many yews m• profound flaw, a spacious entrance hale paved ; commodious atone ataircase Stores on hsmi, it was thrisinteutio, i„ embark for England. The tolerated, and he did not see how it was. possitile to restrain the
they se. the Igneultural and illanufacturinO roPuiation, to to the second story; iron balloter. and mahogany hand-rail; a Dissolution of the Company is impracticable until their arrival.
wace, s .employ from this aniumment. houses. .which produce onty 3,ooWout which 2600!. goes to
~ of •
' •
support this extraragant retablishanent. Ile would venture to say,
•i melancholy extent, dependent either upon charitable contribu. gentleman's morning room, or library ; capital dieing parlour, By Order or the Board. .51r. JACXSON laid, if 3lr. Gye was not tlispoised to attend to the
that it the •li 1 d rt the fee who had been in-
::nneans loner; wou d. not ese
ne rocifal relief-the Ohipping and Commercial Interests walls stuccoed and painted, window to the garden; water closet.
pa i HENRY 11E3ISI.EY, Sec. nuggestion of etc court, he bhould press hip Original motion to
strumental to the calling of this meeting, much good would. be done•
depressed-the public Revenue diminished-together with an in. dm. Reglement, an excellent kitchen, wine cellar, housekeeper's .
.4 prevent dancingin loos He could assure the meetin that were it not the season at aith •
of crime, alike frightful in its extent and threatening in its room. butler's pantry, larder, ',cutlery, 0.c., Oetached wash.li , „.,, C4IIILIAN MINING .ASSOCI AT lON.-Notice 1 311 r. SPICEII said, if the proprietors were disposed, they might - lit
consermences. yard. garden planted with ahruba ; a stable for four horaes, CO3ll. Il•-••/ hereby frivolo Time at an Extraordinary General 3keting or readily prevent it, by ordering their hands W ciumge their dances called they would have the presence, countenance., and sup-
creaseitV" 'I. hl 11 Thai' resident inoteravenor- •
That from %lateen causes such a combination of evils may have house, harness room, water laid on, het, and coachman's room the Proprietors
of
held Cohni"tr /fining
'
4. asociation,spechlly
pursuant
into marched or some other airs, when they saw the company the fradert).lj:ehthl, 1:39d doddis Padesdiddidri. netWnwencengult the oreasteea as - f
:eaten, i: is the opinion of this 31eating that they have been greatly Over. for the purpose, d e October instant, pascal to begin dancing.
at! ~ ted by the operation. of the Corn laws which, adopted To be viewed by tickets ; particulars may be had on die premises ; notice, •
AIL (lye observed. that it was a ditty due to his rank in society indivkluals, but as a body. Lord Gromenot has now. all his tend
s'" ' •of 11 B d dS • k ei l tors 'Tample •at G
tender the specious pretext of Maintaining the ❑general Agricultural . eases. rim rett an pin a, .o la . , arra. It was resolvol, "That this Association be &naivete pursuant to revent any bl '(; d a
y thing that was not remecta ein the ar en.. let, consequently he will not take any further intent -his eistert
t he recommendation of the Directors, made in conse uence of. I i
interesta of tie. Cuontry, but mill,' for the purpose of supporting way's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent street ; of whom 0 1.... . , 9 „K...., ACIKanN pressed him to pledge himself that he would not is aceornalshed. At the peasing of the birl his Lortlabis • was greatly
a high scale of meta, have exposed the tenantry to fluctuations in tickets for viewing may be had. the Proprietors being unwilling to advance any more Capital. permit dancing. to blame. Wile not, previous to the in•rocluatien of is . call a meet
#
lae-volooof their produce hitherto unknown-whilst the Agrlcul.
promised to do every thing in his power to prevent tu.• • •
his agen al i but toe B• 11, hke a thief inure rag ~ came
Taal Embowers have, by the effect of these haws, combined with TO BARGE3IASTERS AND OTHERS. General 3leeting of the Proprietors in this Association will be held with and tlieorder; but if, in a company of 2.000 or 3,800
other ca , been dr veil down into a state of the most deplorable THREE. CA PITA I, FAST-..AILING Al I,ING DECKED BA MIES, at One o'cloclhmecisely,. on MONDAY. the 6th day of November petering, any attempt was male to restrain their recreations. the robbedof 'h be id em
them and rheas their rights; •ut could au
i
degtadation, and the advent-ages of Capital, Enterprise. and SKIFFS, and a PLEASURE DECKED BOAT. next, at the City of hoodoo Tavern, Rishopsgatt.street, for the probability was, that they would take die low into their ,ewn the meeting, if they would but join in a vet 'on to Portia-
Talent, pommel] by the British elanufactunto have been con- By Mr. ROBINS, purpose of confirming or rescinding the above Resolution fur dis. hand, ment, they would very soon get rid of the evil. C Loudeheers.) i
etantly interfered with. and controlled by time operation of Laws, the (Of Watwielollouse, Regent-street,) solving the Association, at which 3leeting each Proprietor is par. --It was required by the Hill what each of the T testa, shout
3lr. BRIScor could not see that there was any harm in allow-- •
. a have property in right of teernsehes or *nets ft . amount
obieet of which has been to roma the exclueve interests of the At Harraway'sCoWee-house, 'Cleinge-alley, Cornhill, ticulnly requested to attend, as no act can be done wens Thirty Mg professional dancing ; but he was sorry to bay that the dancing 2,0001. and lie would ask what security does the bag .ker with whom 41
landlord, while the ter and more important and universal On THURSDAY. 28th inst. at 12. by Order of the Assignees of Proprietors be present, in the Gardens, in general, was not conducted with decorum and Oeit money is lodged give ? None; had thee fam recently lost 1. di
twerests of the Consumer here been wholly overlooked. Messrs. Brinsley, in Four Lots- •• SA MUEI, CA R DOZO, jun. Secretary. decency. 12,dielll. by
,a banker in Bond-street ? (Cries of `. It is true); and to
H'incheater-house lB, 1026.
That since the first enactment of these loon, in 1815, the very Lot 1. pH E new built fast-sailing BARGE, AIARI- Oct• .
.. Mr. PALLIKEn, 31. P. hoped the proprietors would not object replace which an additional rate of Is. in the poi iced is laid on to t. ;
'light seanitia they gave to the popular interests have been several 1_ ANNE, built et Rochester in the present year, "'TEAM PACKET, with GOODS and PASSEN- to the restrictions imposed on them. It was far from his wish to make :mod the deficiency. (Cries of s. Shaine. ”)- lie had already , ,
times broken down by averages taken upon fraudulent and false decked and hatched, burden, by admeasurement, upwards of Fifty • I
MUM: and Out, upon a recent occasion, the Executive Govern- Tons, with her mists, sails standing, and running rigging, tack. GERS from LIVERPOOL to CARLISLE. curtail the amusements of the people, but something was due to tre, ad too long on the Meeting, but befog .z he set down he
MEW his seen the necessity of interfering, by an unconstitutional ling, tee. Carlisle an , The dl i orit Steam Navigation Company's new poblie decorum and public morals, without ohich these Gardens wished to draw the attention alt to another cite umstance, whieh
I •
stretch of power, to arrest the preens. of the evils which this per- . Lot 2. The fast-sailing BARGE, BLUCHER, decked and Steam Vessel the SOI:WAY sails from I,II'ERPOOI, for t', Alt - Earl of
woeldceme to be a fit plate of mart for the people. The question was the ca of the Act of Paeliament. : It was the „ . a..
LISLE FRIDAY ab hour after I i h.' stet it'
every , out an ig -w ,ca ing . .
was, whether the proprietors would accede to the terms proposed, Grosvenor ilea patronized the introduction of the rill, and seettrea
moon* system seemed, by its le-gal operation, likely to produce. hatched, and built at Reckoner, burthen, by admoisurement, up-
se..„,,,„_,_____ „,
_____,
and .,. talcs or Were the licence refused ?He could not see why the proposals its dotion, iaotrhich he introduces a clause tee make you pay the
?liar it appears highly important that the Legielature should be wards of Fifty-two Toes, with her 11131t11, sails standing, and run- nib:duT! Twilit", Ai nr/ Pun Annan, to discharge nod ta on • .
cabal upon to revise these Laws, and to allow at all times the im- Ding rigging, skiff, teckling, fee. 4 a enesengers, and eaves I
bilcriarlisle Canal 1 efretion every Irelts"iftltd to, as he was quite utiaratal the public m general clauses or it. dEdes of " Hear, hest.")
on 1
portation of Grain, under such regulations as the general interests Lot 3. The fast-sailing BARGE, FR ISI)ER CK, decked and
Tuestlay, about ati hear ..ensoe or tt-e• 'allstadittlelith lower pleased with the alteration ; and if the fire. A Parishioner- tee is an unworthy Member t .1 the Opposition.
billt1"1"1314131° * 'i irroats weer ischarged an hour earlier than they tr, re at • t •to TI ' . lir f • (Roars of Preatal • Another Pansuuner- icre is a rg ot 11. ".1 •
cat the community demand• hatched, built at Rochester burthen, by admeasurement, upwards shun P*."4.i
That in making this appeal to the Legislature, it is the anxious of Forty-one Tom, with Fier masts, sails standing, and running Enigma manufactured genes (hats and other light packageswould be removed
one great evil complained of in the memorial . laterhtero
wi.li of this Mating not to no,nmread any morn immastent rigging, skiff, total' !scored), if tby Metersoricklbed and Co. Isom London to He should apnea, before he would give his consent to the granting Coot ahroo-ephig oe Tory, such is the fact . (Hear, hears and
of the lima% Met an unequivotal assent should be given to the ''..st
laufhter.) i t
with the support et Public Coedit. which, es tbeeseareem. le ts Let 4. A . ?LEASURE-BOAT, decked amid Unlinlan• Ph 0" cwt. ; all pat Sim V LAX Oddisatieeid• liamwor *opositions
:„.„.
, ~_ion inquired wf.dober Lord Orate our had not promised
their wish strenuously to uphold ; but that. to avert the poselbility batched, mate,mislid alt/.: ; •.- Pares S. Panstagera, to
‘4l' "'Mr"' Fest, That the dark walk should Ire sufficiently illuminated. 11 Plrish er • 9
.. . Annan, or Carlisle, Crtbin 1 7. dd. to repay the roads at ha own CxPetwe •
ci so greet an evil as would necessarily arise from a breach of faith Alllying in the ilhaileoGinal Basin, and may be viewed by np- For further panicolars apply to Wm. Laird, 18, Water-street, oed. "'hit am ilsoareeke dead boodiedheamil actierest Tbizaat,,Ait mia hv bad...sows 00, by the row leaves the '
nitli the Public Creditor, it becomes the deity of the Legislature to diving to George Hansa, on board, of whom Particulars may be ectock, lateral of twelve; and.l
Liverpool; or Jacob Richardson, at the Company's Office, Carlisle.. parish So do it. He said Cent% lballitttione had been Peoloased.
reduce the whole. system of the Public Expenditure, luenovictd
to .." bed ;of 3lessrs. Bowdon and Vi'altera, solicitors, 66. Alderman- - , , niftily, That all cntlearotus should be used to prevent improper which he should now submit to the cOnslderatio nof the :tieettng ;
evil to ad unnecessary Fotatdishments, both at home ; bury; Maws. Dunn and Wotdsworth. solicitors, Thteadneedle-
that by the adoption of a rigid !totem a economy, and an honest •street; 3lessrs. IValker, Rankin and Richards, solicitors, Basing- SURREY SESS.M.A".f. Mr. Gate said, that during the last season between one and two were expressive a
A reties of Resolutions were then read. whicla
application of all rho resources of the Country, its character may hall-street ;at the Coin and (Om! Exchanges; et Garraway's i -,-..nnwr--- hundred thotosnd persons had visited the Gardens, and that there r. and for the op-
be maintained, the taxation may be dituini,hed, and the welfare of and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. . THE COBURG THEATRE, •was not a single charge of disorder talon heron the 'Magistrates. pointment of a committee to petition Perliatnent for the alteration'
all classes of the People secured. Mr. TaIESSIOER moved for the licence of this ehaatee, is the He therefore complained that the grievance named in the mono- a th. pip t • • be incrusted to the care of Sii F.
. ...-. ... .... - names of Messrs. Jona. Glossop. Holloway. and Ease.. which petition was to
vial ottcht to have been mentioned to the proprietor before they rt..:..isha. ate tiehteeoe. Are_ lie_ e- which_ after mu ch diecussion and-

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(Of Warwick House, Regent-strtet.) ‘....'—ii.,--67.-. ;files v Plague, in which was to be introduced .'...:-T-7:•--.7 7%--" --/' -.7---- ----
that, if Mr. n-- •
At Gana way's Curet-house, et-ay, Cornhill, on THURS. mien Episode 0 ffoin &corer tkr Third ; and this piece certainly did, in in the habit or Going it ;no tneretore suggested '''''' , iefi letter from the Agents to Lloyd's im•Gibraltar, dated
DAY, Dec. 7, at 2. in One Lot,pledged himself to restrain all improper dancing, die ausettdmatt
.. his mind, contain an immediate allusion to the unhappy affliction'
A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, BINBROOI% of the late „wed menerett. Sueb pieces he thought were highly rep rice to professional dancing only being &Hotrod atetild be ISt ,
'brig Emile, hem Ada to Mt titles, lately de.
wtnarawn.
XI. FARM, in the parish of Binbrook St. Gabriel. near Market improper, andr
in his opinion the Court ;sae (as it was, in some met.• ~,, ~
Raisin antl,Looth, consisting of a brick-built genteel Farm. house, sure, the guardian of public morals) in duty bound to guard against. JOT. rau.stes was not aw:tztutl:te:nanertterts4o7
with office. garden, &c. and at requisite agricultural buildinp the ei „.fletition • dancing altogethst from the Modals, it wade donor a leading .ei
and enclosures of rich meadow, pasture, and arable land, containing M Meek' . elrtf lly begged to s_ya that nothing of the sort feeling ID ate juvenile fetes; that'
sro uldbYd:::),llal2:ags t:illaNdolaiisriblllk."4l"lasiodytdin here4gbilmoitjathth11494cr
dssMs 6rgcsdiejleiesha""hlkln_s:blifwm:ilstbilf°:artsf4ilicerthoenecher:
upwards of 184 Acres, with thriving quick fences, and four . ge r u
w I'm:Water' in e piece Broken Of, The Episode alluded to was evident dims Unider proper irelnleders, there would be no °Weetk4l tbicwe
hid
iiimingia
fieremberbreLewile:whetaspie: secs
froemadou..
Moss PniVedimigtusaWblkasta lett the night before
a3tAtalsoges., the WOLD FARM opposite, containing upwards of 270 blTughMr. Et fantod
sionni acutotririelidniafenwhattkpadiece.been sold as tit the irapro- ti)meitilails"..o7. Zia— *gra hianpair ha the wspeoptirs4. , therammd- lee, side& tignalett Atonic.' die soratenorning."
Acme of pasture and arable land, all lying compact; two back- print' of brinPag such subjects befias the public, and considered meat was witlagialtek mg the
wallormea:bgronted in the usual listasetot.a C junbt 4,1 Z '4r.. srd►•ed at
bulk cottages, with gardens; farm-yard, barna, stables, and out- it Audit, afilsaurt to guard against a repetition of such con- toms, subject, howtree4 to As iboVe spoken of. the Mt of Wight, • eke lot; larikAuguat
buildings t both forme making together duet.mhinsuhatasea,ratays
Isifudas. It
that was
sashkthe• . b.___....—_—_Ji.. —_
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE ACRES, repaired pledge had now
out lease to Mr- Thomas Quit, at a low rent. The situation plea• ben ibis, myna me oppose the granung of the licence, but he It would 'appear that the keenness with which wpartaseu atilt: It*". min4-oasdi."l"-nutatastilagett Ngrwbis:hq:asniegth;
asst, the lends diversified, and in a am respectable neigh. did fie is the gem bops that ill Muir there would be U° cam* 4 are carrying on their favourite eauteement which
tide **ink a an tbi side. Wu 016 Way both ilb-beams. On
bourbood, e"&" is forcing the poor birds to take refer In Sown. Less the . plow rich s: burrifftnl, awl lost War wend.
May be viewed by applying ta Mr. Oun, the mnant, of whoth Seam was then granted io the usual tams.
partkralers. say be hid; else 41 Mr. Se eras, White Hart, VAUXHALL OAR= week two partridges were observed to fall in an abemseed use
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