... Game, in the Manor of Brough-with-Hilbeck. The House is an elegant modem Edifice, with extensive Gardens and Plantations, and Offices of every description attached ; beautifully situate on a commanding eminence, about one mile ftom the Town of Brough, thiough which the Carlisle Mail and other Coaches pass daily. The Tenant accommodated with from 10 to 20 Acres Grass Land adjoining the domain. ...

... THE Creditors who ha»e proved their Debts under a Commission of Bankrupt, awatded and Issued against HENRY LEE the Younger, the town of Kingston-upon-Hull, Qrocer, Dealer and Chapman, may receive a Dividend on their rcspeflive Debts, by applying at the Bank of Messis. Pease, Knowsley, Wray, and Liddell, High •street, Hall. GALEN HAIRE, Solicitor. Hull, 14th September, 1813. To be LET for a ...

... CARR-HOUSE it pleasantly ikaated half a mile South of Doncaster,—a distance, which at wee admits of easy and immediate communication with the Town, allows the conrenient Attendance of Masters, with other Adrantace; while it renders the Sitwtioo nmdentiy retired to enable Youth to puisne their Labours without Interruption or Inconvenience j and, moreover, entirely obviate* the Ohjcffioos ...

... the East side the HUMBER DOCK, at Eleven o'clock, and the Warehouse of Messrs. Jonas Brown and Co. at the 'i:w Stailh in the High-street, in Kingston-upna-Hult, at Twelve o'clock, The CARGOES of the following Vessels, condemned in the Court of Admiialty 3lst May and 18th August, 1813, namely:— EX THESEUS, for Home Consumption. 7 hon. qrs. 25 odd. Fir Slabs, 7 a 13 feet 7 2 12 Fir Rails, 12 23 ...

... Barclai/s Asthmatic Candy HAS for many ytan been proved moat effectual preservative from the ill effects of Dane Au, which at this aeasun of the year are «o prejudicial ioth(»e who are affected with ASTHMATIC COUGHS and SHORTNESS of BREATH. Ita effecti are to wind, to defend the stomach from the admission damp*; and relieve .hose who auffer from difficulty bieatlnng. and sold, wholesale and ...

... HULL, Haiti for&alr, For St. PETERSBURG TOWN, f J fine ne» Bri* » WELLINGTON, Captain THOMAS AUBONR, Wilt well timed, and to ike in Goods in a few days, and sail with the (irSi loaded Ships for the above port. BLAYDES, LOFT, GEE, Co. F-xttHent aceammoJalian for Pauengets. Hull, March is, 1813. For RIGA, The fait.MtlinK, copper-fastened AISTHoIIPE, Captain WILLIAM PARKINSONj now ready ro ...

... On the Eut Sid* tbeHoMica-Doca, patf ouaca* On January 15, 1813, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. FIVE MASTS, from 15 to sainche* thick, 50 to 65 feet long—one large BOWSPRIT, and one large SPAR: imported from Pictou in 18 IS, by tile Mst-TOx, Captain Cram. May be viewed previous to the sale, on application to WM. BOYLE, Auctioneer. ...

... three days. Apply J.B.LA MARCHE *, or THOMAS LEE. Hull, November 29, ISIS. For LISBON, r-i- The Ship DIXON, Captain JOHN SNOWDEN, Tout Kcghtf, Atmed with Ten Guns: Having nearly tlie whole herCarfco ready and going board, will clear on Saturday the Sth B. HICKSON SON. Hoia, ftt November, 1813. HULL A NEWCASTLE Old-EftaUiihfd Regular Contract. For NEWCASTLE, THOMAS, 3‘yrTEfl Captain JAMES ...

... The Most Noble the MARgi’is of Buckingham, K. G. ncs-pRESiD exts. Marq.of Salisbury, K.G. Viscount Duncanhom, Earl Temple, Viscount CmeTwynd, Viscount Bulkely, Lord UhaYbiiook. TRUSTS ES. The Marquis of Buckingham, Lord Bratbroo*, I Sir John C. Turner, Wm. Praro, Esq M. P. IS. B. Morland, Esq.M.P. and fifteen directors. MANactsc Dmnc.on —J. B. Beaumont, Esq. F. A. S. , llE DIRECTORS of this ...

... Pari,, y*n 4.-The Emnrff* Qae«i rfcei»ed the following; intelligence refpeftiog the tiluatiqn the armiea on the 17th in the eTemng. On the ahth General Count Laurifton', head-quarters were in Haytuo. Ahttulion of General Maifou was unexpeAedly charged at five -in the evening 3000 horfe, and obliged fall back ui*on a village. loft two cannon and thfee faiffoni, which were under its guard. The ...

... On SALE, LCtTH, For Home Consumption, or Expor'.aikm, A Choice Parcel of *36 Pack* ICELAND WOOL, weighing about Ton*. Please apply to Charlc* Cowan and Co. Lkith, 14th December, ISIS. WHALE FISHERY. WILLIAM BOURNE art* SON ARE now preparing their WHALE LINES for the ensuing season. For the last three Year* they hare supplied some of the most fortunate Fishers at Hull, to whom they beg Irate ...

... to BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By BEIX and HENURY,. At the EXCHANGE, HUI.L, On Wednesday, December 22d, 1813, at o'clock in the afternoon, J*TU, ALL that good Ship SARAH and ELIZABETH, Foster, with all lu-r CREt-m-aso STnass. &C. Tons' Register Sleasu’ement, now lying in the Old Dock. qy For pankoiars, ipply to the Auflioneeis ; or T. A. TERRINGTON. ...