The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-03 00:00:00

tc7. or grOCKI.

partners, to surrender March t;, in
n,
Stroud, at the George
Siroud, 17, and April 12, at aleveli, at the; King's Arias
Inn, Stroud. A ttorniv, Mr. Newm:irt, throud or Mr.
Constable, Symond's.Pho, I.ondom.
William Stephen Hardin}; anti lames Barton Harding, of'
Gosport, comity of Southanipt(w, printers and co-partners,'
to surrender March tl, at tfirc;:, 14 at eleven, and April

t2,'at one,- at the Crow I lin, Gosport. Atrorilies, Mr,
David Compigne, Gosport ; yr Messrs. `I arrant and
Chancery-lane, Lonti!,n.
lererniah tones, of brincklow; Warwickshir:, coal-dealer, to
• surrender March to, ti, and April iz, at eleven, at the•
}lead inn, Coventry. Attornies, ?clessis. Inge and
Carter, Coventry.
Ed‘Vard Barman, of ileverley, Yorkshire, butcher,' to stir_
reader March 19, 20, and April 12, at eleven, at the Tyger;
lkyerley. 4ttornies, Mr. Samuel Flail, 13evei ley ; or
Messrs. L ,svndes'and Lambert, Red Lion-square, London.
Thomas Miller, late of Preston, Lancashire, grocer, to sun:
repiler March 12, 13, and April 12, at eleven, at the White
Horse, Preston. Attoenies, Messrs Blanchard and Carr,.
• Preston Lor Mr. Henry Blakelock, Temple, London.
Thorats Mason, of Sheffield, bloxwich, Stallordshire, corn-

flietor, to surrender Match t 7, tK, April z 2, At eleVell, at the
Littieton's Arms Inns
.Penkridge, stalfordshire. Attor-
nits, Mr. William Smith, .Wolverhampion ; or Messrs.
Turner and WeIIS, Warwick-court, Gray's-Inn-lane, Lan,
don,- -r ' • , _ _

jamesFosbrooke, of Derby, grocer, to' surrender March 18,.
at four, and April ;a, at eleven, at the. king's Arms
Tavern,- jury-street, Deshy. Attornies, Nlessrs. 13a/tiers
and Martin, Furnival's- inn, London ; or AleSsrs. Harrison
and Radford, Derby.
Edward Read, of Ilford, Essex, carpenter, to surrender March
4, 154 and it; at.ten, •at •Lotalon. At-
tormesi Messrs. Carter and Sheffield; I" resetttt-strcet,
oodman's.fields.

George Duntnan, late of lithitecross-street, Middlesex,brewer,
to surrender March 8, at tWelve, 11, April t 2, at one, at
• Guildhall. AttomieS, Meisrs. Gale and Son, b'edtord-
s-treet; Bedford-row.
Thomas Mullington and john Mullington, of Blackburn;
. Lancashire, cotton-manufAuters and cc-partners, to sur-
render April 2,' 3, and a 2, at two, at The Star Inn, Deans!
gate, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Redhead, 'Manchester
or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London.
William Fanner, of :Gloucester-court, Wiitecross-street,
Nliddlesex;Vielualler; to surrender March's, is, aid Apitt
it, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, .Mr. Hughes,

•
HarryiThrupp, of White Lion-street, Spital-stpiare,
sex, horse4lcaler, to surrender March 6. at eleven 1, and
April tz, at ten,: At Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
kinsun,•White Lion. street,. Norton- Falgate. • • .• •
john Wyatt, of Cheadle' county of Chester,,William Pid-
dock' Francis, of Litchfield; and lames 'ChadWick, of
Stow, S tatfbrdshire, calico-printers and co-partners, to sur-
render March 3 t, April i; and 12, at at the Bridge-
water Arms Inn, Manchester. A ttornies,
.Messrs. Duck-
worth and Chippendal I, Manchester.
John Spencer the yoUnger,,. late of .Liverpool, innkeeper to
surrender April 4,5, at'eleven, and 12, atten, at rise lobe
Tavern, lohn.strevt, Liverpool. Atiornies, Mr. Thdmas
Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, Loni.ton ; or Mr.
Edward Slackstock, Liverpool.
Peter Gaskill, of Cheadle Bulkeley, county of Chester, cot-
ton-spinner, to surrender N1,:ri:11 7, 17, and April sz, at
eleven, at the CroWn and Anchor, StOckport, County of
Chester: A•tatncs,•Messrs'- Newtons, StOelipeft.
?

Tolin loins, of 'rnreadnectite,street, l,ondon, warehowernan,
to surrender March 4, 15, and Aprit 12, at ten, at. G Laid-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Fletcher, Tooke's-court, chancery.
lane.

Richard Watson, of Liverpool,• master mariner, to surrender
Aptii 2,3, and 12, at one, 'at the Globe Tavern, John.
street, Liverpool. A;tornies, Mr. Thomas Winole, John.
street, Sedfoid.row„ London ; cir Mr. john Cuitit, Li.
verpool. •
' DIVIDENDS.

Match 21. Satnuel.Castell and Walter Powell, of Lombard-
street, London, bankers and co-partners, at ten, at Guild-
hall.

April 29. john Boyes, of Portsmouth, mercer, at one, at
Guildhall,. Loudon: •
Aril 5. John CoateS, of Hamilton-street, Piccadilly, Mid.
dlesex, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall.
April, S. William Pitt, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire,
timber-merchant, at ten, at toe icruingitain A rins,S Withal!,
Salop. •
March 27. George l)anson, of Lancaster, merchant, at five,
at the King's Arms, Lancaster.
April 5. Thorns Boom arid Thomas Ireland, of klakeley,
Lancashire; dyers and co-partmtis, at two, at the -Royal

-Oak Ina, Manchester. •
March 25 Thomas Matthews, of West Cows, Isle of Wight,
silversmith, at one, at Guilunall, London.
March 29. john Macklin, of Cheapside, London, stationer, at
eleven, at Guildhall...
March 28. Henry Fisher, tate of Hawkhurst, • Kent, tailor, at
eleven, at-the Woolpack Inn, l'enterden, Kent.
April 26. Daniel Roberts, of Fenoltureh-street, London, mer-
chant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
April 5. Samuel Hamilton, of Shoe-lane, London, printer, at
one, at Guildhall..
CERTIFICATES.

March z 2. Robert Le.iper Percy, of Charles square, 1-loxtOn,
Middlisex, stock. brA cr. '

Benjamin Fountain; of Hounslow, Middlesex, butcher.
William Smith of. Globe-place, Bridge-road, Lambetb,
Surrey, corn-chandler,
lohn Bowden, fate of U lossop, Del byshire, cotton-spinner. •
Nathaniel Forth, of Kirby Moor Side, Yorkshire, druggist,
Charles Eardley and-Thomas Eardley, of Stockport, county
of Chester,,cottou-spinners and co-partners.

'Extraa of a Letter, dated Torre de VA.nnonciata,
near Naples, Dec, 2, 1805 On the 30th ult.
.(two.days.ago) .we Were. reviewed by.their' Stet-
MA..11352418S near this place. Sir J. STUART
the line. We this,
eight thousand
men. Sir JA:tip CR 41,10 accompanied Their MA-
JESTIII3, who expressed their admiration at the ap-
pearance of the Troops, and their 'confidence io
the support which had been thus furnished them
by the, KING of GREAT Barrairr against the
Common Enemy. It was a curious circumstance.
to contemplate a British Army manceuvring at
the foot of .Vesuvius, whOse lofty crater was
discharging its smoky volumes over their heads.—
The day was fine,. the ground of review 041 which
the Troops were assembled was the sea-beach, and
the ••prospeft of' all the British Ships of War and
Transports ip.the Bay,, decorated with their bright--
est colours, contributed to render the whole one of.
the most imPressive speaacles that could be ima-
gined—add to-all this, that the Regiments
were reviewed are some of the finest of the -British
Army. •
Therd W:l3 a very considerable eruption of Ve-
.
suviusa short time before our arrival, the lava of
which is still warm between Naples and this piace.
The effeas of the earthquake are visible every 'where
throughout the kingdom,; there is scarce a house
in- -Naples, this place, Casten a Mare, or any where
alonolre Coast, that has not a visible rent from its
roof k.O the foundation. in Abruzzo, where its ef-
feets were particularly felt, seventeen thousand lives
are said to have been lost. Every blessing has .thus
its counterpoise : were it not for these disasters, to
which this country has been sometimes_ rone from
-natural causes
_with which Providence has thought
proper to tax it, its climate would render it a para-
disc."

Two. of the boys who were some time since Ap-
prehended by young Crocker, at' Croydon Fair, in
consequence of their mistaking him for a brother
pickpocket, and,who Were afterwards sent on board
the Tender, were, again apprehended. on Friday
'morning, in Mercer-Street, kiting Acre.' Oiie of
them, on conveying him to, &W-street, contrived
to conceal in the pocl(IA of tiye'-sltander a valuable
gold ,:vsch. They were both nmit for ra-ex
amination.

AGRICULTUfIE, Eec.

MOK/lILY RRPORT FOR PRRRUARY;

The dry cold'A.vinds towards the close of the-month
have_ been of considerable benefit to the forward
Wheats, which had grown too luxuriantly through
the Winter the plants in most distri&s are fouler
than usual, from the long continuance of so moist
a season. The forward sown • Beau s.and- Pease, on
dry lands, look well ; but-those on wet soils, have
planted but thinly :- the Main. sowing of these, as
well as Barley, now going.on, bids fair fora general'
good. produce, 'the land working very kindly for the
seed. Clover Seed turns-put a larger -average crop
than wa•S'looked'for, and the prices, are moderate in
proportion. Turilips in Norfolk and Suffolk -conti-
nue to,afford much keep, and the plants of-Winter
Tares, Rye Grass, and young Clovers, promise an
abundant succession of Spring feed. The Rape and
Mustard Seed, in the Fen Couritries, are expected
to bloom well -for crop.
• Smithfield INN rke t has; experienced, considerable
advance since , our last, particularly in prime Beef
and Veal. Leah' Cattle have' had a start, froth the
tontinuaneexof open weather; and the moderate priee-
,
of Hay. The demand is large both for draught and.
saddle Horses, and the . prices are proportionably ad-
,Nranced. The Flop Markets retain nerly last month's
;1 prices, but those of Wool are lower for all kinds of
1, fleeces. .

EFFECTS OF MATRIMONY IN AmcrucA.---Six Pe-
titions from women to be divorced from their lies-
bandi, and seven from men to be divorced from
their wives, were presisnted to the Legislature of
the State of Kentneky (America) on the 12th of
•
December last. ,

On-Friday night a young man, well' dressed, but
rather of a suspicious. appearance, .took up",his
deuce. at an inn, in Bishopsgate-street.; but the
landlord observing something pecdliar in his man-
ner, ordered the waiter to watch him when be' went-
away. Early on, Saturday morning he came -down.
stairs, and on attempting to pay for his lodging,.
said, with some embarrassment, " 'Damn it, I'Ve
left my purse on the bed•dostep -attd fetch-it for
me." The waiter, forgetting his instrutions, went
up stairs, 'and, in the interim, the follow Made off
with a great coat and pair of boots, value 51.
Saturday, at-Marlborough-street, ilt,6-garet
ilfas-
singham was charged; by Sarah Watkins, with Ob-
taining money by false pretences. The Defendant,
a woman stricken • in-Years, was • a •celebrated- Pro-
phetess, whose foreknowledge of things, got her
snug hit of bread, in an obacure cottage on the Edg-
Ware Road. The Proset utriK, who was-a strakii'-hat
maker,- had been recommended- to
skill in divination_ by many of her aquaintances,
who had been delighted with her; but this was not
the case with. poor Sally, for she had been disap•
pointed iu loVe by liFiteningth her. She, howet+r,
sought her advice again, in an affair of importance,
but she was agziin led astray, after having paid a sum
equal to the subjeta; One. of the Officers weut:to
have his fortune told, and after havingbeen ushered,
into the house,- fie Candu6ted the Prophetess away
to the damsels -who were waiting to know her des-',-
tiny. The Defendant was committed...to Bridewell.
On SaturdaY morning, at three o'rlockA Renyon
House, Richmond, in the occupation of Mr. Carle.:
ton, -was broke open by some Villains. The family
'were alarmed'by the barking of a little spaniel dog;
who was in Air. Carleton's bed,room.- Mr. Carle,
ton and his man servant got up, and having armed
themselVes. with pistnls, 'Went in pursuit of the thb-
berS, but in vain. They discovered that the villains
had entered a thorn on the-first flOor;by means -of, a
ladder, and, cutting out a square of glass, had thrown
out of the window property of considerable Valne,
ready to carry Off.

S IIP'NE EJ

POOL!, IPURL•ARY 2g,

Arrived—the Lark, Ro.ssiter, from Plymoutli ; A aive,
Williams, from Portsmouth ; ' and I ndubtrious, Aldridge,
from Southampton.
Sailed—the Dart, Harland, and A dive, Boynes, for
Portsmouth.

, CR.AV”SND. ,FEB. IS. .. ~
Passed by—the Neptunus, Cramer, from Vander.
Saitcd•—the Exeter, SmeHie, for famaica; Dumfreis; ;
Bend, for Virginia ; and Ship-Carpenter, Meyers,- tar Leg-
horn. • .

BIRTHS. •
On the Bth ult. at Portaferry-House, Ireland, the Lady
of Andrew Savage, Esq,' of a Son and Heir.
On the .15t11 ult. at Sudbrook Park, near Richmond, the
Right Hon. Lady Mary Stopford, or a Daughter.'
On Wednesday last, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel
Blunt, of the 3d Regitnent,of Foot, of a Son.
On Friday, in- New Boswell-court, Mrs.. R. Townsend,
of a Son.

. ; MARRIED..
•
On Thursday last, at St. David's Church, Exeter, Mon.
tigue Parker, Esq. Captain in' the North Devon Regiment
of Militia, and eldest salvor Montague Edmond Parker, Esq.
of Whiteway, to Miss Newcomb, daughter of lohn New-
comb, Esq.. of Teignmosith. . .
Lately, at the Quakers' Meeting-house, in Poole, Ware-
hairi Biddle, Esq. of Esher,- to Miss Eliza italics, daughter
ot John Roll% 4sq. ot. Poole.

Pi/ 4NI P(›N : f rutted by RI (HA R!1- HARRI::. of No. 4, NI-artirl.t.romrt, row.stfror ;31 Publislosl t. Ato aRattGER SCR di South N'ulton.strett, eTbsvcilor-51:1•11c ;
A,t' the SUN-OvvlcE, No. 1 ie.:, bu-ancl where 4;i:1-Ps ane4is Orders-for the. Paz t.% Lettcys for
,t 1: &c. (tdst-paid,t,' nuist

sA2ultnocir.
Bank Stnck, I ndizt. Stock,
Navy 5 pet Cent. 92 9! j India Bonds, IS IS. pr.
per Cent. 1797, • - Exchequer Bills, 35. pr. part
Irish 4 per Cent gni 2 pr. par
4 per Cent. 79 78 79 I 3 per Cent: Deferred,
; per Ct. Red. shut Imperial 3 per Ctnt.
Ann. i 7
617011 iitths Dittors. q
i Co ern :7th April.:6o
Ditto.Short.Ann. • bo 59

VILLA AND FARM ELSTEAD, NEAR CORAL-
MIN, SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BN AUCTION, .
By Mr. CHRISTIE,

At -the White Hart, GuildtOrd, on Saturday, March
at One o'Cloek, in Two- Lnts,

TRULY Valuable COPYHOLD. ESTATE
;
A in the Parish of Elstead, about four. Miles from Goa
dahnin, live from Farnham, and 39 from London, in a rea
markably pleasalvt part of she County of Surrey, abounding
with Game, and interseacd by Trout Streams ; consisting
bt•a‘ compatt Villa or Dwelling, with suitable Offices,
Lawn, and about to Acres of Land, clec,oratest witivthr:itring
Plantations, and situated in the Village of Elstead:

A Farm House, -with Barn, &c. and.ahout 56 Acres ot-
Land, part of which is a Peat Soil of great intunsic value; -
about z 3.. Acres of Meadow and Pasture, and the Residum. •
Arable, with common. rights of great ax tent. The- Dwelling ,
and t. Acres adjoining are in hand, and the Farm in tbsoc.
c-tipation- of Mr. John Atifield, who will shew the F.State,
and of -whom Particulars may he had ' , also at the King's
Arms, Godalmin ; Bush, Farnham ; White Hart, Guild..
ford ; Fountain, • Portsmouth ; Talbot, Ripley ; Sup, King.
ston ; of - Shatter, Esq. Solicitor, Faruinam ; at Garta,-
way's, Comilla ;. and in Pall Mall. •

RICH, FREEHOLD :11E4DOW. LANDS at To MEN.
• HAM! and EDMONTON, MIDDLESEX.
_ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
. By Mr. CHRISTIE, -
At G4:raway's Coffee-hot-se; Cornhill, on Tuesday, March
the 18th, at One o'Clock,
• • - •• In ELEVEN LOTS,
AMOST.VALUAI3 LE FREEHOLD ESTATE;
. consisting as:ye:rat I nclostu es of Rich Meadow: and
Land, in the: ratishes of Tottenham and Edmonton,
Middlesex, containing, in the whole, upwards of

.
SI XTY-FOU ft ACRES;
situated, part adjoining the Turnpile Road leading-to South-
gate, the other parts only a short distance therefrom, and, by
the side of good Roads communicating with the s.one ; at-
the easy distance of only 6 and 7 miles from London, admir—
ably situated for erecting Villas upon, being formed on gen—
tle eminences, commanding extensive views over luxuri—
ant CoUntry, well clothed With Timber, and Wautifolly in-
rerseCtal by the New River. -Yoss'ession of the whole will
be given. at Michaelmas.. . . .
. _ _

The several Lots may be vievveil by applying to Mr. John.
Bockenhead, at Horiisey Wood Hotise ; and 'printed PArticu-
lars may be had at-the White- Hart, 'fottenh..in ; the- Bel'•;
at Edationten ; of Mx. ruhul3ockenhead ; of Messrs. Wil-
liams and Bro.)ks, Solicitors, Lincoln's Ann"; iat Garraway's*
and of Mr. Christie, Prin.-Mall,

EL E(; ANT COTTAGE ()NI THE vERc.O.F- THlq,
S()1.11 11A4 IPTON WA r t...
• TO -BE SOLD WY. PRIVATE
,CONTRACT,
• - • • By Mr. CI-IRISTtE,
AVOI'v SUBSTANTIAL Intl ELEGANT COT.
'TAG E, or, -Ct)xl.l'ACT OWELLiNG..wisE;
with uniform-Wings; comprising Dotnestn. Qlfices Chaise-. .
house, and Two-Stall Stable, delightfully situated ar;
Eminence; near the .Verge of ,the Solititainpton Water, four
miles from llythe and Beaulieu, and two (raid Valshot
tie. ' . • .
The Premises, comprise three -neat Apartments on Om
Grouncl-flool', lbw Bcdchatnb.ers ; are sedtetion a Lawn,
Or Paddock ; of- •ilivo Acres, and :cniniti4nd an enchanting
View, of; Soutliarflpton, the; Wafer., 'and'neighbotftitig
turesque Scenery.'
Held for Nine liuriired,Years, sigljc.r.ll*.nr3tqutgOlng.
I inmediate oik.gsiort- ittiyil had% -
Fliether.particitlatoii.4se known by application to Mr.
Christie, in Pall—Mall.' -*'

E.l--10, D. FA NI, L k Alt-41A At:..i.oisi; and
GENTEIsL RESIDENCE, with...l4NDS -
near Birmingham,. Warwick. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTII,N;
" Nlessil. GI.4IBONS and JACIZSON,
trettaiti4r It
At the Royal Hotel, I, , o Ay, March to, at
Two o'Cirsck in
_the Aftennion;`l*-I.)iredion of the As.
signees orMettrs.-Dickenson, G.oodal-i, -and Dickenson,.
VALUABLE fREEHOLD FARM, lying very
.L7s: compat,t- and- mow- eligibly situated near Shirley
street in the. Parish' anfiVortit, eight t miles tfotit Bit-
mitigliard-and contains 124 Acres of 149eadow, ;Pasture, and.
A rahldlantl,-Farm klouse.,land every requisite Building; Oa
lease 'to Mr:, George. Banister, which expires at I,ady.day,
18.'7, at a very old Rent,
The Valuable-tease .of that Capital Mansion, known by
Eetbaston- Hall, in the C=ounty of %Vox-cc-sta, about two
miles from- Birmingham; situated in a- Park adorned with
stately Trees, Rookery, large'Sheet of Muer, and every de_
scription of attached and detached 0 tlices,-Fartn House, &e.
late in the occupation of Wm. Dickenson, Esqt
The Lease of a Genteel Dwelling House, t Fore=tolirt;
anti Coach-sweep-apptoach,delightfUlly situated in the gm.
teel Village of Moiety, in the Parish of King's iv orron, three
miles from Birmingliam,with FarinYard;Barn. ave 32 Acres of
very rich Land,: and every suitable dtesription of attached
and detached °Woes.; late theßesidence of Thothas Goal.
all, Esq.
The Lease of Three Dwelling
-Houses, with Shops, it!
Bull.street; rsirmingham, one of them lately occupied as a
Banking House.
And a llundred 'Pound Share in tl Birmingham Insur.
ance Company. • -
To be viewed six days previous to the Sale, when parti.
eulars may-be had on the respective Premises ;of Messrs.
Barker and Uuett, Birmingham ;• 10i111 Pritchard, Esq.
liroseley ; Mr. Sarel, Surrey.streer, Strand, Solicitor to the
Assignees ; and of Messrs, C;ibbons: and Jackson, Buck-
lersbury•

Genteel CR NI TUR F., Wardrobe of Fine Linen, Plate,
librses, Cows, Sheep, Pigs, and Farming I mplesupth
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIoN,
By Messrs. GIBBONS and JACKSON,
On the.-Premises,. Mosely, in the Parish of King's Norton,
three miles from Birtningh:on, on Tuesday, March ti, 0106,
and two -following,,day, at Eleven o'clock, by Direetioo of

the Assignees, " •
A LL the GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURIZ, Skieboard of Plate. China, fine Table and
'Bed' Liriett, 'and -.Bouts; amongst which is a tine Copy or
Baskervilles'Bible a tiarirsichArd 'oy Itirk:nat-h. a geureei
Sitlgle-horse Chaise; Horse acd Ktraess, a Galloway, tour
Draught I gorses, Tcrue-.;.SttlKilk Cows, Leicestershire and.
i,outtidnarn Sheep,'N.irc:fvf,M.t...."EhornasGoodail e,rnprising
an assortment of Nyeltkulade-,Cat-tinet and Upholstery tuni.
Luxe, and lCitclnn Re4taisitet. ,inongst the J'arrning Sto‘k
tiffs a Stack orliay, (juts, and Barley,- a 6 inch shod-wheel
Cart, a Water cart, Ploirgbs,liarrows; 30 BigS of the'Chinese
and Berkshire breed, Poultry,
To be.yiewetl Saturday' and Monday preceding the Sale,
when Catalogues tray be had fat htt. each,' to be returned
Purchasers), at the ,ltayal lintel, Birmingham ; and of
Messrs. Gibbons and Jackson, No. 3-, -Buck.leisbury, Cheap.
side, London.

•• . . .
Elegan•t FORNVFORZ, Linen, -China, Wines,'Tevitri
ridge, &c...Edgbaston I tall.
TO BE SOLD. 1;V AtI;;TION,.
By :\k§it3.'GrirßONS :lad JACKSON,
'Ott the Btetrris,,f,•,-I;,**nitsttindlall, two miles frorn- Birming..
. ham; ;‘,l area 17,- and two following Days, at
bi" direction o %/te Assignees of Mews. Dichen.
Goodall, .utd
THE elegant . HOIJSEITOLD FUIINN
TO R Sidebt.ard'of tnodern Plate, Wardrobe of fine
Table and Bed Lititri,. Chin,t, rime -toned Grand Plano.foite
rtto Dozen of coriotis-' old Rest Pnrt, r Plpe of Port in the
Wood, 3o Dozen of Sherry, Porter, Me, a yellow_budizzi
Town- (...atriege and Harness, Pleasure' Boat with Sail, Live
And Dead Stock, Wegioni,'Carts, Manning lmiAcinents, Scc.
-of Mr. W. Ilickenatot,. Seitror, compri:ing a general a.surt..
meta i-,..lt.indsonte mini forin Furniture, in Cabinet and Uphol.
stAry 'articles, .111:itms, &c..,-; a b. ii,ch ullori wheela:lose.
bodied Wasson, 2 Cart', 1;m-tows, Stack of Wheat,
Hay; Straw, 2a COTC Pigs, Poultry, .scc. &c. "
-To be vi.nved 'Saturday preceding the Sde, when.Cata.
leagues may be In (.t td. each, to be returned to purchaser.!,
at .the. ROyal -Birmingham ; at the late Banking.ti-iu.e
in .Bull.btteet„ ; and of illessrs. •Car,ibuits and.
Jackson,. 3, Bucklershury, Cheapsitle, Lendon,