... At flie House of Thomas Williamson, known the name the Barrack Tavern, situate in Jennings*- Street, in the Parish of Sutton, in Holderness, On Wednesday the ZSthduy May next, between the hours of two and four o'clock in the afternoon. Under the Condi'ion* of to then produced, unlc** previously Disposed Of by Fiivate Couiract, in wliicli case due Notice will given, ASubs’anti.il and Well-built ...

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... Price Sixpence. .3d Week, .3d Quarter. Ltner-Box in the Window. or the CORPORATION I.OSDOX, THE DUKE ...

... FIRE OFFlCE. Capital Ose Million. ASSURANCES against Loss or Damage by Fire etfected upon every Description ot Property within the United Kingdom, upon Terras beneficial to the Assured as those any oilier Office. Losses are uniformly paid by this Company with the utmost spirit of liberality and promptitude. Notice is hereby given. That Receipts for the renewal of Policies, which expire Lady ...

... with Convoy about Ist April. CjT For further particulars apply to W. W. BROMBY; or SELLERS, TUKE, Co. Hull, March loth, 1814. For DANTZIG, The Fine Pruwian Veuel PF.TF.R ERICH, Matter, Having a considerable part her Cargo aheady engaged, will sail with the first Ships. • freight, and further particulars, tnqutie * J. B. LA MARCHE. Hull, March isth. 1814. For ROTTERDAM, VROUW MAHGARETIIA, NICI ...

... y TREES, the Hedge rows adjoining Thorpe Bassett and Scagglethorpe, numbered progressively: consisting 40 Oaks, Ashes, 4 Elms, and 1 Willow.—Also, the Bark ot 9 crossed Oak Pules, standing in the said Hedge rows. LOT 111. o»i*i TREES, .in the Hedge rows in Marrhouse Faint, numbered progressively consisting Oaks, 151 Ashes, 2 Aspins, and I Alder.—Also, the Bark of 8 crossed Oak Poles, Standing ...

... By the last accounts from this country learn, that the Hav.mnah, which, with Porto Rico, had been thrown open to our ships, by declaiarion of the Cortes, is now closed by a dc-ciee ot the King. Considerable surprize has been excited by the meichants, that an edict important to British commerce is not been piomulgated in this country. It might, all events, have been expected that his Catholic ...

... CORIfl-EXCHA4 1¶lWe had a very larga last week, though but a' se day, owing to the coal/ Ed ply of ViWheat, together It quile a stagnation ln (he u, a:ly 26. per quarter lov._ ?r sold, Barley dull sale audiawuer ione~r, and r- of both sorts are considerahij cbeaper, TheI a Foreign Oats, and the expected large snpplyi in a day or two, has caused a decline of O 1t quarter from prices of ?? day ...

... tuid by his Lordship transmitted to John W. Croker, Esq. Secretary to the Lords of the Admiralty; Eumtat, Plymouth Sound, March 1. Mr Lord, have the honour tbinform your J.ordthip,(hal hit MajettyV thiprndei «ny command, parted company from the Rippon on Monday night, the 2l*t ult. in chate of veisel which proved to be a Swedish merchant ship, and on Friday (be 25th, in endeavouring to rejoin ...

... On Saturday iiujuett wa« lield at the Sccretary'«-o(Sce, in Gray'a-inn-aquare, the body of John Hinckley, E«q. who was found dead in his bed, in hit chambers, on the second floor No. 9, in the square. It appear* that Mr. Hinckley was between 50 and years of age, of a most penurious and eccentric manner of living, and hardly ever permitted any one to enter his chambers brought in whatever he ...

... The following explain the the engagement* between the Allies and Murat; —On the tlth Januaiy, 1814, Austria concluded t'eaty with the King, which she guarantees to him and his successors the throne of Naples.— Before she ratified the treaty she consulted her Allies. Russia, Piossia, and Great Biitain signified their approbation; Great Britain only suggesting some change and modifications, ...

... SLUICE KEADDY. TO BE LET. At the RED LION INN, in DONCASTER, On Wednesday the \*th day of April, 1814, eleven o’clock in the frencon, THE BUILDING of the intended NEW SLUICE at Keadby, to consist two Openings, of Ten Feet each. The Conirnffor must find all the Materials, dig the Pit, form and support the Dam against the River Trent, fee. and will required to give security for the due execution ...