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... TO BE SOLD AUCTION, Friday, tin 25tb November, 1814, between the hours oj ten and twelve o'clock the forenoon, A large cargo MO DKAIj S, SUPERIOR QUALITY, And considered a» nearly equal to CHRISTIANA DEALS; •jvrr i sUdkd f:;ou tub SP NOVA, And now laying on ihe Wmi Side, near the Entrance of the Humber Dock. ♦** To bf, put up Lots. For particulars, apply to Hull, Nor. H, 18H. HALLS TODD. ...
... the laft general meeting of this fociety, Lynn, fome excellent fpecimens of plants of wheat, from very thin and mildewed grains, were ihown Air. BeH, Wallington, of which, as they perfedUy fet at reft the question upon that point in the minds of thofc who the plants, the chairman and members Mr. Beil to (late his account in a letter addrefl'ed the Secretat} , of which the following is an ...
... Answer was returned to-day the Memorial presented the Committee Meichants, stating that the Lords the Treasury could not depot t from their minfite the October last j but that it from the season, any other cause, pet sons who had given notice export should not be enabled to make such exportations within the lime limited, tlyrir Lotdships would t.Jte any application on the subject into their ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... TO r.E SOLD RY AUCTION, At the Mr. ESCRF.ET, Innholdir, in Pairinctos, On Monday, the day of Noi-emher, 1814, nt Etexenju Clock in the Forenoon, Subject tucb Conditions as will be then produced, AVery VALUABLE ESTATE, situate at P.itrington, in Holderness, in the County of jo;k, in the following Lots: OT COTTAOE-HOUSRS, with the Appurtenances, the town P.rrington, in the ics| active ...
... four days. EDM’. $ GEO. COULRON. Hull, October 28th, 18)4. Good Accommodations for Passengers. ...
... to the probable issue ol the negociations there; but according to the Brussels papers which have been received, nothing is allowed to transpire respecting the terms under consideration. A letter of the 17th says, the Plenipotentiaries continue to receive courier* and exchange notes, but it is evident the negotiations cannot be very active, since is stated lira the Ameiican ministeis were about ...
... but Shipper'* Risk, i« The fine New Copper-bottomed Ship, DENISON, Captain FOWCtR; Consideiable I’ait of her Cargo being engaged, will sail with next general Con*oy from Spithead. BEXJ. HICKSON & SOX. Hi'Lt, November 7ih, 18H. . . , r—ju. For OFUItTO, The Brig LAUREL, C-ipt. LKE3WFI.I.. Bur Jen 126 Tmi—a fine Considerable Part her Cargo being ready, she will sail with next general Conroy Poi ...
... of Comvoxs. MONBAT, Nov. ‘it.’ ' CORN LAWS. fl'fr. ffrrnrr moved for a mclfege to the laerdf, requeiling that , their Loraftnps' Report the Corn Trade Ssould the Moofe. —Agreed ' PAPtRS RELATING TO THE CATHOLIC r • QUESTION. Sir loin Cox Hiffejley rofe to move the produdlion of documents, which had alio moved for in the Taft feSon. The Honourable Baronet then entered upon the independence of ...