... to. [7%ii advertisement will not be continued.'] TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MX. SAMUEL WALTON, At the dwelling-house of Mr. John IV'Aite, the Swan inn, Tarporley, Monday Bth day of February, 1802, between the hours of three and seven in the afternoon, ...

... and March 9, the St. John's Tavern, Blackburn. Attornies, Messrs. W. aadT. Carr, Blackburn. John Lnptuo, new or late of Middlahem, Yorkshire, Feb. 10, 11, and Mareh9, at James Irvine’s. Csiflccle. Attorney, Mr Hodgson, Carlisle. John Scott, Knottiagley ...

... ■, from hence to Rhydbud, was lost on Thursday last, in Chester river. The St. Mary's Planter, Jones ; Favorite, Moore, and John and William, Worth, from hence, at Bourdeaux. The Hannah, Davis, and Fortune> Barnes, fr >m hence, at Jamaica . ARRIVED AT ...

... Jeboult 6c Co. Liverpool, C;iss 150, ditto ■ Wright Ward, 324, Hoi- Macclcsficld, Dean born Manchester, Staines ■■ Moore, Russel- Lynch , street, Covent-Garden Nantwich, Keay Edinburgh, Smith, North- Northampton, Marshall bridge Dublin, Dugdale, Dime-' ...

... ’•t day* ago, Mr. John Banks, surgeon, 'l.r tcr, to Miss Spencer, of the same place. : Mandat sennight, Mr. O. Baldwin, to Miss Mid on Thar*by sc'nnight, Mr. George t-r, Miss Mary Owen; all of Manchester. day, at Oldham, Mr John Wrigley, to M try Rawlinson ...

... of mind. His Grace dying unmarried, and without issue, is succeeded in his titles and estates by his next brother, Lord John Russel, a Representative in the present Parliament for the Borough of Tavistock, who was born July 6, 1766, and in 1786 married ...

... he bequeaths his Estates to his elder brother, Lord John Russell, was on Friday deposited in Doc- tors’- ommons, 0 “ I, Francis Duke of Bedford, do give all my per- sonal Estate to my brother, Lord John Rassell. Wit- ness my hand, this 27th day 6f February ...

... Lord John ; the one will be proved as a public codicil to his will; the other will no doubt, be honourably acted upon, as testamentary document of his Grace's private wishes. In the former will be found the following items : To Lord William Russell, in ...

... make some Motion relative to this subject. Mr. Fok rose for the purpose of moving new writ for Tavistock, in room of Lord John Russel, now Duke of Bedford. He then expatiated at great length upon the character of the late Duke, a Nobleman and an individual ...

... Jos'iah Lewthwaite, Whitehaven. John TAnsbn, Keswick. Thomas Buuiitead, Csrlisle. Thomas Gumming, Kirkby Lonsdale. James Sinkinmn, Kendal. Thomas Whittlngham, Preston. John Ed lesion, Blackburn. John Ashton, Warrington. John Johnson, Bury. Samuel Taylor ...

... William Hntwisle, Of Lancashire, 'Joseph Coxon, London, merchant.— Win. of Shrewsbury, merCer.—F. Gardner, London, underwriter.—John Mosely and J. Rose, of Birmingham, factors.—Cnristopher Anderson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cheesemonger.—R. Drake and E. Goddard ...

... Durham, groc:r, Samuel Poole, now or late of Crewkcrne, Somersetshire, miller. Robert Woolstencroft, of Timpeiky, innkeeper. John Russell, of Mnorficlds, London, broh Francis Brooke, William Farrar, and Rose, of Basinghali-street, London, men. DEAFNESS. DR ...