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ERAL POST-OFFICE, FEB. 9,1813. NEXT OF KIN OF MRS. MARY ROBARTS.
SIDRED POUNDS REWARD.
wBAhnR was
TS, ofr before
George
IF any Descendants of the late Mn. MARY RO.
HUFFEY WHITE is strongly
and
ledardt; mTowriorribli'm Htoirohoi so scliedSlika in 1774,
have been concerned in the Robbery of shall make an application to Mr. Cis,
ititonsepes-I.____l et, Burr 11. es
St. Edmund's, Suffolk, they may bear of semithing to their ad.
seen Kettering and Higham Ferren on
: 26th of Ovelser last: whoever shall' ap- vaitage. t
m to be apprehended, will be paid a
INDEED POUNDS upon his Commit- WANTED, a MESSMAN, for a Regiment of
he further Reward of ONE HUNDRED the Line, *tattooed In England. Proposals , post paid, to
Conviction. be sent to A. B. Post-Office, Battle.
WANTS a SITUATION to go ABROAD; I
and of the Postmaster General.
FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary.
deal with Noblemen and Geptiernen of this country, as Valet, . ,
Y WHITE is a Native of London, by a Native front Germany, aged 38 ; has travelled a great '
Stc. and flatters himself to be perfectly competent to fill that alma&
ter, about 35 or 36 years of age, of good I
or 9 inches high, stoutish made and stands
I legs, brown hair, broad or full forehead, (ion any where,—Aline addressed to A. B. No. 25, Georgeeitrest,
Portman- square, will be duly attended to.
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grey eyes, and little eye brows • is marked
slazerg;ehPisitntiosedett3nins uthpe. sHkeinhas, a;lda
se:as:3llin; 1-1) •EA L INDIA CPUOBII-31C'OSALE-N STOCKINGS, telling !
nets, and does not talk much. He is Ws.ll JLE, off without rest owe, with a quantity of White and Black
Teed some years ea beard the Hulks, and
e Offices. SILK STOCKINGS, and some curious White and fancy-eoloured
French Kid GLOVF.S, at the following prices, viz. White or
ars since. •
Brown Cotton at Is. 6d. a pair; Fine ts. Super 35.; Etas 31.6 d.
gob*g he was capitally convicted at the Old me stockier with Cotton Feet 66. ad.all 611 k 7s. 6d. eery
en-
noes 10s. Good Gleres Is. a pair upwards.—Pieeae to be
transported for life, but afterwards
the after this conviction be was a cular in the name and number, that you may not be imposed
ppre hend-
.upon.--RADFORD's, No. 52, Cbeapside.
tried and convicted at Chester Assizes for
back to the hulks, but again escaped.
FOR SALE, AT THE CUSTOMHOUSE, EASTBOURNE,
red the Paisley Union Bank, and immedi- On Monday next, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon,
nidon by the way of Edinburgh, in post-
,rHE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry I,
.• tor three days after his arrival, was appre- LOTS, viz.
od tried .tod convicted at Kingston Lent About•l6s Gallons of Brandy, / to 2 and 15 per tent. over proof.
1g at lar3r, and was sent to the hulks. Samples of the above Good.. may be had on the morning of tall I
in essaird, and has since been in the coon-
Day of Sale.—..C2s per Cent. Deposit will be required
Metingdun, and Northampton, passing by 1
S, until the Robbery of the-Leeds Mail the CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.—TO BE SOLD,
3189 OAKS, 857 ASHES, 33 ELMS, and 92 i 1
'ere he has been since, except that he was , ‘.., A BELES ; s:anding on Sudeley Manor, Winch&
Bread-street, fur two or three days ininie-
moire, Gloucestershire. The Oak Timber is well headed, and I
ml then went to Bath. He slept at the mostly fit for the Navy. With a large proportion of PLANK 1 I
ham, on Sunday, the £4th of January list, STOCKS, and some of very large dimensions. Most of the Ash $
next day in company with Robert Brady, is remarkably good.—The greater part of the Timber stands in a • •
ird Bob, in the Shrewsbury Mail to Wol- situation to be carried off n ith convenience, and within one or
lrady was apprehended, and White took the two miles of Wiocbcombe, from whence a Turnpike Road leads
to Coa.ch. to Tewkesbury, and it may be carried thence on the Severn, &c.
March 29, 1813. to any pan of the Kingdom.
at Bristol in the last week, and escaped from For a view of the '1 imber, apply to Mr. Wrilliein Ireland, at k.
r 27th iia. rasa Noon, in company with one Sudeley Lodge, near Winchcombe ; and to treat fur the same, to
Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Arwood, Salisbury. r
'a a,„„Nue under Coat, with gilt Buttons, White
Loss, and a rellow .Bekher Handkerchief about ISLE OF WIGHT.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES WITH APPRO•
.sed in a Light loose Great Coat (had no Hat) PRIATE TYTHES.
rlandisrehief. He is about 35 or 26 Tears of TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
high, Stoat made, and is pitted with the Small By Messrs. TUCKER and PiITIS,
At the Bugle Inn, Newport, in the Isle of Wight, on Thursday,
Talon:, Birkett sad John Goodman, goers re- the 29th April next, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon, wiles*
on Arts was fund every apparatus for sparing previously diepused of by private Sale, of which due notice
S. will be given,
A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE*
AND COTTON TRADE. ii. with the Impropriate or ReCtoriel Tythes thereof, tom. •
.s MEETING of MERCHANTS, prising in the whole about 145 Acres, divided into Sit Farms,
ad TRADERS, concerned In the LINEN with the requisite Buildings to each, and let to respectable Te.
eDE, held at the New London Tavern, :mots at very improvable Kent*, now amour.ting to upwards of
ay, the 23d of March, 1813, £7OO per Annum.
LOT HWELL in the Chair, The above Evates, which lie together in a Ring Fence and
form a complete Property, are situate hi the Parish of Carts-
on e highly necessary, as well fur the pro- brook, within about icor miles of Newport, and will be ma
as the fair Trader, that the most effectual in Six Lots.
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11 for the detection, exposure, and preven- To be viewed till the Sale by application to the respective
frauds and impositions daily practised. Tenants, and prio ted Particulars may be had of Messrs. Clarke*
tice, are chiefly carried on by means of fed(- and Sewell. Newport, (where a Plan may be seen); of Mr. E.
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es—Mock Amnions—Auction Marts—pre- W. Shepheard, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury; to either of
:bents and Bankrupts Effects, and oilier de- whom application for purchase by private contract may be made;
at the Hotel, R)de; Vice inn, Cowes; George, at Yarmouth ;
ersons, falsely representing themselves as , Dolphin, at Somliamptott ; Angel, at Lymiegton ; at the Place
npanies, renders it necessary to inform the I of Sale; and of Mersr.,. Tucker and Pittis, the Auctioneers,
tlthms Companies are in several instances Newport.
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t 55. ious names, as well as by peons, totally
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, •
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ores are in the habit of purchasing inferior At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday,
Is for the purpose of disposing of the same the 9th day of April next, at Noon,
uction Marts, and Muck Auctions, to the THE Schooner EXPERIMENT, of Baltimore.
Public and fair Trader. 1 Dimensions (per American Register),
;ins under assumed names, and assuming length - 80 ft. 0 in. I Depth - 8 ft. 6 in.
oaracter of Naval Officers, have nut only Breadth - 22 0 I Admeasures 131 Tons coppered.
to a considerable extent, by the sale to eri- Baltimore built, iails remarkably swift, (commissioned as a r
died-out Irish Linen, and Scotch Table letter-of-marque) was captured after a very long chase by his
memble, and stated to be Russia and other Majesty's ship Roves, F. Easeiwe Locat, Esq. Commanders
they pretend to have smuggled, but have She is in good condition, well found in stores, and may be
le, within the space of eight days, very con- sent to sea at a very moderate expense of outfit—will be free of •
' the said Linens at various Public Auctions duties to the purchsser,andthereforeparticularlyworthyettendeas
inity, under the same false representation. Immediately afterwards her Cargo :
amity of the said goods, belonging to the 62 Casks Fresh and New Carolina Rice.
:Mg to about aCtioo, was actually sold at the 120 Bales Sea Island Cotton.
alay the 6th instant, as 1, Foreign Linens, For Inventories or Catalogues of Vessel and Cargo, apply to
a Hambro' Merchant," by Messrs. Win- James Sykes, Esq. Arundel street, London ; where samples wig
were themselves ignorant of the deception. be shewn six days preceding the Sale; and for viewing, or other
nt the persons selling goods in the above information apply to Messrs. Hawker and Sous, Merehauts, Plr
L heavy auction duty, commission, and other mouth.
t a much higher price, than in the fair way Also, The Brig EXPECTATION, built at Philadelphia, 06 I
the Vender is responsible for the quality, the best materials, and coppered,
ter evil consequences, these practices, by Dimensions per Antedean Register: '
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disreputable Articles, tend us injure and de- Length 90 feet 3 inches Breadth 23 feet ? inches.
ures of the country, the superior excellence Depth " 11 9 Admeasures 210 Tons.
great source of national prosperity. Has a.Woman Figure head, is a very handsome model. sills
ate stop ought to be put to such a system very fast and is well found in stores. Also her cargo consisting
a ; and if the existing laws be found insuffi- of 439 Bales and Bags of New Orleans Cotton,
evil, application ought to be made to the Captured by and condemned as Prize to H. M. S." BRITON,
irpose. Sir TUOSIAS STAIWLS Captain. . .
nittee appointed on the 224 day of Septem- .—.....-
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al to add to their number, and requested to Also, I ,
teasures to carry the object of this Meeting The Ship PRINT, of Boston, of the following dimensions (par
American Register): • $ i
nbe entered into to defray the necessary Length - 82 ft. 2 in. I Depth - 12 ft. al in. 1'
Breadth - 24 7 Admeasures 215 Tons.
JAN be appointed Treasurer. Has a figure head, is a well constructed Merchant Vessel, well 1..
RICHARD ROTHWELL. found in stores, suited for general purposes, and requires very 2
['this Meeting be given to the Chairman for little outfit to perform a foreign voyage.
Afterwards, part of her Cargo, consisting of J
100 Bales New Orleans COTTON.
proved WATER FILTERS, ma- Captured and condemned as prize to his Majesty's ships 1
sold No. 1, Sackville-street, Piccadilly.— COLOSSUS and 14.111 N.
tides will be found superior to any thing of inventories and Catalogues of the' Expectation and Print, and
e• en offered to the Public, as through these Cargoes, may be bad at Messrs. John Jackson and Co. New
reWater will become by percolation Clear Broad-street, London, where samples of the latter will be esbi-
:ed of all the injurious and putrid particles bited six days preceding the Sale.
: generally impregnated by the mass of be- For viewing and further Information, apply to Messrs. Haw.
orporated with them, trom the dead carcases ker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth:
stbmg, the c• mmon sewers, the different ....--
l'hey also soften the hardest Spring Water, Also, for Exportation,
for Washing. Price One Guinea, and up- 18 Pipes and two Casks Malaga Wine,
appointment, by J. J. Church, 188, High- ex Trend* Brodre, stranded at this port, on her voyage from Ma.
; lags ; samples whereof may be tasted, at Messrs. Sampson, Sharp,
and Bastard, Merchants, London, six days preceding the sale.-.
end DUNN, Manufacturers of the : Viewing, tasting, and further information, may be obtained, by
'OFFEE, in compliance with the numerous applying to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth.
mers, have, in addition to their warehouses,
eld-street, No. 3, Hoxt on-square, and No. Also, the Brig COFFEE PLANTER; foreign-built—has a
street, City,appointed the following places )titish register, is coppered, has a figure.head and quarter.
I Co. No. 47, Ludgate-bill ; and 70, WhiteelThadges, sails very fast, and is well found.
: .le ; W. Keen, 122, Aldersgate-street ; R. Dimensions
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opposite the ikiddlesex Hospital ;J. Stone, • Length, •. 73 ft. 11 In. Depth, - 10 ft. 71 In.
iccadilly ;J. Whistance, 9, Newington. 1 Breadth, •22 ft. 107 I Admeasures 151 tons.
tin, 24, Clare.street, Clare-market. Sold Has lately delivered 143 Tons of Goods, from Sicily, at the Poet
:h equal to 18 ounces of the best Coffee of :of Dublin; is a very handy and desirable vessel for the Spanisb, 1 .
'urkey lis. 6d. Bourbon 35.64.; Plantation ; Portugal, and Newfoundland Trades, and may be sent to Sea I. '
Full of this Essence put into a coffee-cup hinnsedately. k•
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and filled up with boiling water, will in-' Pot Inventories, Viewing, and further Information, apply at the .' ,
strong coffee, of a moot superisir flavour, Counting-house o mewl. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Ply- , I
;bout the Wet sediment. mot Ah. JOHN IaWSCOMNI,E, Broker.
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