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At Now Lloyd's Coft.house, Cornhill, en Friday the
. 6th of February inst. at Half past. Two o'Clock pre.
eisely;
THE justly-.esteemed, beautiful Schooner
MA RI ANhiE, moulded from the swiftest Virginia
filot-boat is America, and built by the celebrated Mr.
Stalkhartt, at his -Yard, .Rotherhithe, under the imme-
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every regrets, Hersibilities.are yet wibe trtc‘:as.from a
misconception of the Law, she has not been registered
uruiet the Nitirkitionikit it Is just "legally •deterniined
sißis entitled be registered under the, said Alt, constr..
si ttently' become an objea worthy the, attention of Arna-
tears m Sailing. She would also Makt a deCtable Packet;'
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ployed ; has j.ust bean dickt:4:—Dirneniions by, the
Builder, 66 feet long,
.16 "feet 6 inches broad; admeasu
73 tons. ;.
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BY His MaieStr!s .Royal Letters Patent, . the
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MONTGQMEItYSIIIRE TIMBER.
TO BE,SQLD BY AUCTION,
In Lots, in the Course.of the ensuing Zpting;
Q EVERAL THOUSANDS of Capital OAK
LI TREES, chiefly adapted to. Navy Purpose;; and now
growing in the Pari4hes. of FP RDEN, II ET T N E W.
TOWN,- .and ABE RIIAVE in the said County, and
on Lands very convenient for Converting.. -• _
The Trees in Forden are within two Miles and those in
Bettws and Newtown within five MileS Ofthe Montgo-
meryshire Canal, by v/liith the Produce may be cdnveyed
tO,A navigable Part of the Sawn; or to the Ellesmere
Canal, and.by the same to a commodious Place for the
Chester and laverpol Markets. The Trees in Aberhavesp
arc distant about wo Miles from the first mentioned Canal.
to which there is a level good Road, or the fralitee ofthent
may be delivered :tt Derwvnlas, on the River Dovey, and
there shipped tot the dinerent Porn in England or Ire-
land.: •
Partitutars will be 'advertised early in March ; unless the
Trees shall be vreeinuslv disposedof by Ptivate Contract.
Further, information on tile subjed may. be had (by Persons
comniissi4ned to treat as Ptincipalo of Mr. Evans, Mot-
'vat-flan; near Briagnorth ; or of Mr. Colley, Cefrigwilecl,
near Newtown.' ~ .
lanuaiy Y 9, 'Sot. •

TO 'BE SOLD 1W PRIVATE CONTRACT",
VERY-good Brick and Sla red.DWELLI
.L IL-HOUSE, sititatedin East Reifordi in the :County
of Nottingham, and Lit,: in the tenure of Lady Arncotts,
deet..sed, consisting of a Dining-room x; fc.:l b inches by
IS fea 2 inches, .111 d•. 13 iet't 9 melee high ; a Drawing-
roomn-t8 fzet 2 Matt by :.18 fret_ a 111,1311c1 Brealtlast,
room ;6 le ?t by 13 feet, the window., of t% inch, are gla4ed
With ',talc glass, and the Rooms fitted. up with enriched
cornices andcceilings, statuary marble chimney, pieced, and
maltogany,,doors. Also a Store-room, butler'-wintry,
'H4uscizeeper's-rootn, and ScrY:ints'-hall,' with • very gobd
Chambers, and a late Dressing,room over -the same, with
an Attiek Story tut-exceedingly good Kitchen 16 re&
high, Scullery, Jellars, Brc:Av-notis,:, Louts
dry, and &limy other convenient OttiCes ; a. Courtryard,
two four-stalled Stables tz feet hint:hoe high, at Dolible
Coach-house, Wit G mimics and Hily .1(11.$ rho send,
L,Stivble-yard, a Garden of abourTwo Acres, well stcwk..4
with Fruit Trees,' anti a small Paddock within a feykr4ards
he of thouse. .
.
,

• A gentea
.ncighbourhood, in which. are ,kept a_Pack. of
Fox-hounci.s, arid in the town a NJ( of Hate Hounds.
The'person who lives in the Hou..;,e w:1 I slim the Pre:
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IF or further particulars, enquire of Mr: FoSwr,.:bove
the Hill, in Lincoln.

A BREWERY. • •
TO BESOLD, by Order .of the Afs:gnees of a'llanb..
rupt, un Wednesday the 25!hd;,‘, at icbrvikry.irkstant,
by AUCTION, unless previously disposed of by Pri-
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CC)MPLETE-
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. at EYE,. in
171. SUFFOLK, in good Business, but capable of trtltd
considerably ettended ; consisting of a good
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houses, vaults, Cellars, ,Uranariez, Stables, anti Other
convenient. and ,liitablc Buildings necessary for'the busi-
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Meadow:l.nd Arabic Land, now, in the occupation of
John latob. Also . Twenty-Live Public-houses ,in .the
[own and Borough of Eye„ and. other Town& and Villages
adjoining, or in therteighboirrhood, and the Cood-IVill of
'several others. • " .

The.. Rental of the whole. Estate is about 3601. a year, at
moderate Rent::, and the Houses and linildings all in gopd
Repair.
N.B. A considerable Retail.:Vlalt Trade. may be carried
011 iipon the above Premises. .
Eye is situated hi a good Harley Country', and within a
short distance of several Corn Markets.

Further particulars may be bad, Of Mr. Wayth, Mr.
john Wytbe, and Mr. Sewell, at- Eye, the Assignees,
who will. siew the Premises; of Me3srs, Browne and
Taylor, at Dins, in Norfolk, Solicitors to the AssigneeS ;
and of Mr. Caner, Staple. Inn, London.

WILTSHIRE.
BY PRIVATE CONTRACT;

. _ .
Th- one Three, or more Lots, for the;convenience of,
' Purchasers,

AVALUABLE FRtEETOLD ESTATE) 'at
.-Cumberwell,- near Bradforili.censisting of
z. A good FAMILY- MANSION 110q.41,7,, wailed
Gardens, Orchrd, Stabl'll4).4 for Eleven Horses Dove.
houst, Coach-hou§es, Shrutyberies,-Bx, Mtlt
Fifteen Acres of Land, or any greater or. less quantity.,
Lease Llncrnlitutble July 18o• •
2. GREAT'CUSIIIIiRWEI.I. FARM, consisting of
House, Stables, Bath, ace: 'Seventy-three Acres Arable,
and Eightv,lour. tvit,mrrOvy and -4. sys; cloter-
Min Able t:>66.• Quarry of 'valuable Stone; A.
3. LITTLI etnYIBERAVELL, VAANk;teitiaing of
House, Dairy,, Batumi, &e. Ninety-tour Acresipf. Sea.,
(low and l'astuge,,Siox. Acres Arable. LeiNe expires 2;m.
• The wholel.Ustato lies within a Itingl:encr, in a
Country, six milts from gatli, fourteen from, Wariniii.•
stet% sixteen froin.Dovizes,'ro tiWtt Ciiippeolwni. It wilt
' be shown by Mr. Richard licable, Gr.,at euniters\--4.11
Farm..
. .
Printed Particulars.may he had at the Swan, Brp..iford ;
Weytinu:lt Warinaister, bcc.; of Mr. Mint, No.
(;41-str?:et, Bath ; Messrs. Clarke New.
port, Isle of Wight; and Messrs. Sandys and Horton;
No. 5, Crane-eourty Fleetrstreet, London.
' k

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Settlement of the Cape of -Good Hope, iri South
Africa, with its Territories and Dependencies,
his Lordship this day took the "oaths appointed to
he taken by the Govethors of His Majesty's
Plantations.

At the Court at St, ames's, the ;.28th of Ja-
nuary,, iBo i, prebent, the,Kmc's Most Excel.
lent /MA E S'l Y in Council.-
Whereas His Majesty, . by and with the advice
of his Privy Council; has been pleased to cause an
yinl)argo to be. laid ,tipon
_Vessels belonging to
• the Subjcas of Rnssia,. Denpuirk, and Sweden,
now yviiffjn of wkich hereafter should r.:oine into
.any of the Ports of the United Kingdom of Great
.Britain and :Ireland, to M her with all pcfso and
..efteas on bOard the said Vessels : and whereas it
• -has been represented to His Majesty, that the
'goods oh board several of the Vessels so, detained
• by the Embargo are the property of His Majes.
tv's Subjects, or the property of persons not be.
ing SubjeCts of Russia, Denmark, or Sweden, His
Majesty is. thereupon pleased, by and with the
advice of his Privy Council, to order, as it is
hereby ordered, • that all goods laden on board

Russian, Danish, or Swedish Vessels now de-
lained under the said Embargo, and intended to
be exporited; shall he delivered to the disposal of
.the Owners or their Agents, upon affidavit made
and produced to the Officer in whose custody the
said Vessels may be, that the said goods were
not at the- time of shipment, nor are now, the
property of the Subjects of Russia, Denmark, or
Sweden ; and also, that all goods which, by vir-
tue of Licences under His Majesty's Sign Ma_

nual, have been imported in Vessels belonging to
the Subjects of Russia, Denmark, or Sweden,
shalloin like manner be. forthwith delivered to the
disposal of the Owners or. their Agents, on their
making and producing a like affidavit, and on
sufficient proof that His Majesty's Licence to im-
port the said goods had been obtained.
And His Majesty is hereby fui-thcr pleased to
order, that all goods which have been imported
into this'Country in Russian, Danish, or Swedish
Vessels, without Licence under His 'Majesty's
Sign Manu:ii, and yvhich arc now detained by the.

EtTibargo; shall likewise delivered. 'to the
Owners -or their Agents, on affidavit being made
that such goods were not at the time of shipment,
nor arc now, the property of SUbjeas 'of Russia,
Denmark, or SWeden ; and on their giving suf.
ficient bail to abide adjudication, if any proceed_
ings should be commenced against the said goods
untiiin two months from the date of such deli-

very ; but in caw no such proceedings should be

commenced within two months from-thc date of
such delivery, then the Bond so given to he void ;
And the Right Honourable the Lords Commis_
:loners of His Majesty's Treasury, the Lords
Commissioners of the Admiralty, and the judge
of the High Court of Admiralty, are to give the
necessary dire lions herein as to them may re..
speetively appertain.

W. FAWKENER.

At the Court at St. James's, the 28th of ja_
nuary, tBo 1, present, the KING'B Most Excel.
lent MAJESTY in Council. ,

Whereas His Majesty, by and with the advice
of his Privy Council, has been pleased to cause an
Embarge to be laid upon Vessels belonging to the
Suhjeis of Russia, Denmark, and Sweden, now
within, or which hereafter should come into any
of the Ports of the United Kingdom of Great'Bri-
t~lr► and Ireland, together with all persons ,ind
effets on board the said Vessels ; His Majesty,
by and with the advice of his Privy Council, is
pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered that
no perton residing within His Majesty's pomi.
nions do presume to pay any Money or Hills due
or payable to or on behalf of any person or per.
sons being Subjcfts, or residing within the Do.
minions of the Emperor of Russia, or of the Kings
of Denmark or Sweden, or any of them, for the
freight of Merchandize imported in any Rut,sian,
Swedidt, or Danish Ship which is detained under
the said Embargo, or which shall hereafter be
brought into any of the Ports of His MajestY's
Dominions, until His Majesty's pleasure shall be
ftgther known, or until other provision shall. be
made by Law :—Whereof all persons whom it
may concern are to take notice and govern them.
sans accordingly.

W. FAWKENER.

'ohn Shuck, of Saint Martin, Worcester, glove-manu-
NEtorcr.
lobo Portal, of London, mac h.mt.

R4NKRUPTS.
tstPhitorgnis, laic of Great Povilawl-st4e, printseller,
to se rr:.nder. February, 14, firm March .14, at WI,
)1411. Attorney, Mr:S S. Luca,, New CAYCIIai4II-street,
tAltiand.P lace.

' s.lhernas Spencer, of Great Wigston, Leicestershire,.
• viftualler and maltster, February 9, at five, February
To, at eleven, and March .14, atthree. Attornies, Mn
Tren'wni-Alartittt-court, Bow-street, London ; or Mr.
',.)ll•4l..eicestct.
fhornAs .Parkinsoe. of Bevt.rley, Yorkshire, millet, Fe-
bruary the 'White Hart Tavern, Kingstonsupon-
February 7, and March 14, at the Tyger Inn,
Beverley, eleven. Attorney, Mr. S. Hall, Beverley.
Sarah Cotterctl and Thomas Cottorsll, now or late of
Crieklade, Wiltshire, linen-drapers, February 17, JS,
and March 14, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Broad-
street, Worcester. Attorney, Mr. William Wall,
Worcester.
Richard Park, late of Manchester, viaualler, February
. 13, 14, and March 14, at tour, at the Coach and Horses
Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. tr.. Milne, Man-
chester.
Richard Worsdkvard, of Liverpool, mei-chart; February
21, 24, and March
.14, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern,
Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Parr and Thompson,
Liverpool ; or Messrs. W. and E. Allen, Clifford's-
George Broolis, of Oxford-street, linen-draper, February
a, 7, and March 14, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Collins and Reynolds, Spital-square.
Thomas Carver, of Bedford, baker, February 7, 14, and
March r 4- at ten' at Guildhall, London. Attornies,
Messrs. Giles andlsaacson, Shire-lane, Lincoln's-Inn.
Joseph Hasler:and, late of Birmingham, gun-maker,
•Feoruary to, it, and March 7, at eleven, at the Shakes-
peare Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Palmer,
Birrninghtini; or Messrs: Kinderley slid Long, of
Symond's-Inv, London.

T H-E SUN.

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