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... 161 Numbered OAK, and about Cypheis, also Numbered ASH, and about 56 Cypheis, now standing in the Faun at Burn, in the occupation of William Hindell, Tenant thereof. LOT IX. 44 Numbered OAK, and about Cyphers, also 3 Numbcied ASH, and 2 Cypheis, upon Farm Brayton, in the occupation ol Mr. Palferman, as Tenant thereof. LOT X. 90 Numbered OAK, and . bout 23 Cyphers, also JBO Numbered ASH, and ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Nov. 2Y. BANKRUPTS. John Adam, of the city of BLU,, in the county rif Somerset, baker, d. c. to snr. Dec 9, 10, and lan. in, at 1-2, the Fill Moon inn, llail.-Att. Wiugate, Bath. William Hetley, of Alwaftrn, in the county or HIlntingdon, miller, d. c. to sur. Dec. 16, at 4. 17, and Jan. tO. at 10, at the Angel inn, Feterborouh.-Att llaotel, Feterborututh. Ann laugher, ...
... LONDON GAZE TTE, Saturday, Scpt. 17. LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With the Descriptions copied verbatim from the Gazette. RobertLeeds, ofthecityof Norwich, brush-makler, d.c. to sur. Oct. 1, 8, and 29, at 5, at the Angel inn, Norwich.~- Atts. Bignold & Bickersteth, Norwich. Nathaniel Birkinsbaw, of the Ontwovtts, in the township of' Little Eaton, in the palish of St. Allimsunds, in the borough and ...
... LONDON G9Z.RT7T, iresday, Nov. 22. IIANKi1iUPT5. Jo'eph Parry the i-ntper, of HailfiHU1-str et Goswelt.stter'j in tihe parish ofgaint Ltukce In the coinity of NSidltsee. rectifier of spinrts, d. c. lo our, Nov, 96. 119 c. c, ana Jran. at lo.-Att. Chnuiley, ihiark-lane, Londoee. ArthorrBarkerand Joba Henry Cilwtlrn, of Derby-anreet, Racmo7ry.tanue, in tbe colitty of MNidad!cee, brewers, pati. ...
... Leeds C'orna Iarhet, Tuesdaly, Allardi 29. Wheat ?? per Load ?? 27s. d. to 3:3%. 0 t Beasts) ( ?? ditto 21s. Od. to %So. lid BarIC y . . dito o ?? .. 41 .i. Od. to Sl). (t Oats .pcr Quartetr (B bushels) ?? 'ls. ( d. to '3is. Ot shelling ?? ditto .. . .. .. 41s. Od. to 42s. ld! Pgice of 'allow, llst. ?? per stone. Yestei dfay's W1abefield COGI-Alariet. ''There wvas a very goud sitppiy rof Whint ...
... KDITIONS Of valuable, interesting, and useful Books, just completed cud f)g 15. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, 1.0 V; Andsoldbv J-Fdi. bv, M. Johnston, G.Turner, Browne, Wils m, J. Rorltord, .1. Craggs. and \V. Holdswo-th, Hull; M.Turner, B.*erlev:Mr. Rogers, and Mess.s. Clark and Co. Mi. Ainsworth, Mr. B'oadnck, and Mr. VVh ting, Scat borough ; M-. Todd, M-. Wolrenholme, and Mr. ...
... REPORT ON TIlE CORN'.TRfi,,E. The Lords Committee appointed to iulisuire a it-to the subject of the Corn Lawi and the Lvw, ?? relative thereto, have (it is already knownyagreed to a RepotIt which, though not finla, cautailos a body of v liable informatio. Tee evidence has been arranged by the Com- 1 mittee under the heads which follow :- . P l. The comparative quality and value of foreign IT ...
... Kellington adjoins the high-road between Snaith and Pontefract, being seven miles from each place. THE DISTRESSING CASE Mr. JOSEPH TAYLOR. ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Mfay 3. ?? BANnUtlPTS. William Honywill, of the city of Bath, in the county of So; merset, braidy merchant, d. c. to sur. May te, at 6, ?? and June l4, at ii, at the Greyhound inn, Biti&.-Att. Phene, hlelksham. James Earl the elder, of Westmoreland-plove, City-road, in the coanty of Mliddlesex, cattle.melerman, tosur. May 7. 17, ?? 14, at I1.--Anst. Street and Wolfe, ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Safterday, Sept. 3. - T ?? ?? 1DATSYTTOI'C LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With the Desrriptiasa copied verbatim fromn the Gazette. Samuel Hes1eth. of Didabitry, In the county of Lancaster cow-dealer, d. c. to sur. Sept. 95. 94, and Oct. Is, at P, a the Dog tavern, 'Deansgatei Mancheater.--Atts. kline Sergeant & Milne, Manchester. Thlmas Carsddy, latr of Hemoel-iempetead, in the county o ...
... laotice te gibm. TllATunle** the under.mentionedGoods.bythe Unitv, Wilson, from Nrwcastlf., received in March, 1812, are claimed within ten days from the date of this Advertisement, they will be sold to defray the charges of freight:— One Pair Double Chest of Dkaweks, containing sundry Wearing ArrARtL; one Feather Bed and Two Chairs. GEO. BOCKTON, Agent. Hull, 14th February, 1814. FebA i 1814. ...
... Dispatches from Ghent, which to have been of importance, received morning, the Foreign Office in Downing-street. consequence of their rival, Cabinet Council was ordered to summoned two o’clock. The Council, accordingly, assembled at that hour, at the Foreign Office, and though some the ministers weie distance om town, every member the Cqbinet in the country attended, none being absent but Lord ...