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During the trefent _asrof land have been reelniniej;_ •tieing - ahot4 otief-urth part of the entire.fvaile land ot the kittgdom.
._ . _ . The importation of Corn corainues to an extent infinitely beyond our coniimption ; but the prices have not experienced any proportionate decreale. The importation of Wileat duriag week was 24,90+ quarters. " - th4ea earolina,.R ice has to z9,5..91. per cwt. beingredutli
June 16, 1801 - General Evening Post - London, London, England
NIONTGPM4RYSEIIRE CA*Nr,.AL.
T4E.Annuli Qeneral .411c , nt)iy ot G Rally ot P,opriettirs of tie Mclingcnnerythire held'on MONDAY, the 6th OfJuLy next, .4.t o'Clock ni tbe •Fixerinon; "at The Cabal OniLe in the To' Pool, in'Montgoorwry.thire, purfuant to Anjattninient ir , the areaions of At- Pool, i2th • Ju
June 16, 1801 - General Evening Post - London, London, England
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&Vf.tt,Fl- fq - vace.) , - .111.0 N • WOP.K:- 120 Bags of Teußer Nails,. 21,900 int ac, log to the 1,000. az cwt. 2 qrs. Spikes'i'from 1i inches ifig 41b. each. . . . 4,c'st.Splites front 35 to 16 inches, weighil To`owt., Spikes ~from 19 to 2 : o 300' Flat Shoes of Iron, the' '-
June 16, 1801 - General Evening Post - London, London, England
)A,I4IZY,SFIIRE CAL. - ot the CL trs, Of the ,Moptganieryfhire AY,'re6tfJuLynt, .4t EP a-t the Canal ()nice in the Tossi
purfuant. to Adjaunitnent,. the CornV • 1
June 16, 1801 - General Evening Post - London, London, England
dlff-red with him in a point that fo materially afrefted the fafety of the country. The motion for the previous
quation was then put on each of Mr, Tierney's Retolutions, and carried without a divifion; after which Mi. Addington's Ref olutions were put and agreed to. Some converfation next enfued betseen Mr. Vanfittary and Mr. T;tithingtpn, riff-pea:Mg ai erronecms. flatement which had go
June 30, 1801 - General Evening Post - London, London, England
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
GUILDHALL, LONDON, JULY 14. Sittings &fore Lord Kenyon and a Special 7say.
July 16, 1801 - General Evening Post - London, London, England
tiage with a coronet, and Mr. Creary wi:h her. I do 'not remember wheener the faid the had -got it
from Lord Paget. 1 do not: remember fee.ing a quaOtitv of .4ice frnit, at-different 'times, which the laid the had received as:k i efen.s from her friends. About thre'e o foii daSs - hre the went off, the.re , was't . runTr thSt,the had been arrefted, but w.e did then there w:is
July 16, 1801 - General Evening Post - London, London, England
-3 I'MISTI — STAT.t.. _A heath, and ,4bout o ;a, had the dillikg at Mr, , , t rei,eiV /-3
1 4;e: , ,- partake of,-.Orne venifon. Mr. Searles, c ' .'I ' ,' , f .. .. , . „ 0,,,..,‘ • - -----•• 1 5i 11 .1"e :now; udiiing, Ili veyor.i; Was 4140 , to oh .thel loweli..,Vrtins..• ftiiiii... , Shat,p } ,,..i..produced a drakving, a . .,,i, 4 ' lll) i. v ,rini.l - 1)0' • •-:
July 16, 1801 - General Evening Post - London, London, England
THE PRINCE OF HESSE AND THE GREY ASS.
A letter from Hamburgh relates the following anecdote of Prince Charles of Hetre, Field Martha! of Denmark, and Commander in Chief of the Danifh troops fent to take poffeflion of Hamburgh a (bort time ago: " On his march to Hamburgh he halted at a fmalf town..called Pinneberg, i
July 16, 1801 - General Evening Post - London, London, England
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, iSos. MONDAY, JULY 13. Tile Town Plate of Fifty Pounds, for 3 yr old • colts, SR. 41b. and fillies The lalt mile - and a diftanee of B. C. N.B. The late Mr. Ferram, by his will, direfted , his executors to pay zogs to tne winner or t his plate. D. of Graf
July 16, 1801 - General Evening Post - London, London, England
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