Star. — London, England, 1811-06-08 00:00:00

. • • j . ` .* • \Oa I - iltitivrß PAPERS. `PARK M&Y St. The Archbishop of Turin, the•Bisbnps of Treviso. Cerise, and Trent, are . arrived at Paris. ' • Deputations from Nantes and Turin are arrived to assist at the chrisenihg• of the King of Rome. Tke Deputation from Nantes is composed of Baron Ber trand de Guestlin, the Mayor ; Henry Bouteillier ; and Law, of Lauriston. , . VIZTINA, MM4 19. The last news from Bucharest and donstantinople agree in stating that the negotiations hetsyeen Russia and the Ports are continued with much activity ; and there is reason to believe that peace will be made, he. louse the two parties equally desire i t , and art dis posed to make mutual sacrifices. NISMF. 4 . MAY VI Fourteen hundred tip finish prisoners arrived here yesterday, and set off this morning for Lyons. They are part.of a corps which tame to the succour of Fi yeras, and vivre entirely dtfeated. rI.ES, MAY H. We learn from Lagonegro, that on the sth, five armed vessels appeared - before Capitetto, in the ' Gelph of Polecastro, to capture five merchantmen ; but the civic guard put on so good anappeitrance, that- the enemy were forced to retire. On the same day, five enemy's privateeri, that attacked a convoy 'of 20 vessels, were forced to retire after a warm fire. We hear from Otranto, that on the sth, the Sicilian privateer Conragenx entered that port ; she had left Lissa for Palermo, but the Captain, Cardone, having died of a wound received in an attack upon four -ships near Brindesi, the passengers seized the priva teer, and brought her to Otranto. From Gaeta, under date of the 10th, we find that Captain Grasset, commanding his Majesty's flotilla in the Sea of Gaeta, having on the 4th collected a convoy of 40 sail, convoyed them to Porto d'Anzo, in sight of the enemy's cruizers, who dared not to at tack them. The convoy, richly laden, is destined for divers ports in France and Italy. Old ditto Peas 50s. ea 54e. —d. • 5. Ships at Market 3 Newcastle . - , ..MA t, , • 1 LONDON RE ETS. SALES .BY AUCTION, . . INOPECTOWS RETURN AT UXBRIDGE. tune 11. DOTER.STREET, PICCADILLY. Wheat per load 191. Os. to 141. las. TO OPNOLS rums, CABI NE r.MAKERS anIOTHRRS. Barley. per glamor S. —4. to Ws. —d. Extrusive, roomy Premises va l u able Stock of Upholstery. well - Oat i BSS. —d. to dss. —4l. I manufactured Cabinet Articles, an Assortment of dry Woods, Beans Cs. —d. •to 434. —d. * -- 4ts. "to 525. —d. Bram Week, Nossehold Furniture. sod ether Elem. By Mr. ROBINS, __ _ SMTI74PIELI) MARKET, June .. To sink the Ofal per wow of sib. _ . • Beef S. 4 d. to Rs. 4d. Veal . oa. od. to Ts. Od Mattes 54. 04. to fis. 04. Pork is. 041, to 6$ W. friWCIATE AND LIADENHALL MARKET. - ' Persecute of Ulb.by the carcase. Reef 4e. 441. to Ss. Ild. Veal . Ss. 41. to 6s. Rd Mutton 4.. Ild. to Si. 61. Pork Si. Ild. to 6s. Sd I.amb 6a. Od. to 81. 4d. , • PIMP OP HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHPIRLD. Meadow Hay 41. Os. to K. 04. Rowels 01. Os to 01. Os Clover 61. Os to M. 8,. Straw A. Os. to 31. 12s PRICE OP TALI OW. St. James's Market 3s. .841. Town Tallow 63s OS Clare Market Sr. 91 Yellow RU64la 351 Od Whitechapi 1 Market Si. 734. White ditto 60s 04 per moue 01 alb. ---.. Soap ditto 394 00s Its 00. Melting Stuff 53s nd fills FM Average 3. 71 Ditto rough ' 364 00. t 4 Graves t6s nd Good Dregs I Is Od Yaw, Soap, 80,—Mottled, gOs Od--Curd, 0 4s. Od. ' Priceor Candles, per dozen 1 Is 641—Moulds,f.ls 61. COAL MARKET, Jaae 7. Sold Prices. 2 48s. OIL to 545. Od. On the Premises, N. 24, Doverstreet, loiceadiny, on Monday 'lid following day, at twel►e, by order of the The following fact, though to many may seem im probable, can be proved by the most indubitable evi dence :—Mrs. M—n, Leicester-square, was 21 years withooteisjoying one day free from a head.ach, at times s o . vi..lent,as to be crtmpared to needles darting into her temples; this, attended with swimming in the head, loss of appetite, Scc. it might be thought a lost case. Any respectable Lady so afflicted may see the patient who is safely cured by Dr. GARDNER'S ALTERATIVE PILLS and PLASTER, 71., Long Acre, and 3, High-street, Shoreditch. The Doctor con sulted four days in the week, (gratis to the pour) till one o'clock. firms are the mast frequent sources of Childrenn diseases. Their symptoms every parent and guardian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a treventative and cure of then! alarming complaints, Chine': Patent Worm Lozenge: is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal. The public approbation given to the Pro. prietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonder ful success in their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition. and gives a sanction to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can boast. — Parents and others who have the care of children should have this remedy as a family medicine to re sort to, whenever the stomach or bowels f clinch en are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr Bailer's. No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-rew, , and retail by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Weston, Mallory and Jones, POTISe 2 ; Trewman, Exeter ; Cnokwor thy, Glenrille, Gilbert and Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbery, Dublin ; Baxter and M'Dcnald, Glasgow, Smith, Manderston, Scott and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Cruttwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Cregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Man chester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Bir. mingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and most Medicine Venders, in Bares at 2s. 9d. and ss. 6d. each. THE ARMY. 'A small detachment of the 9th Regiment of Foot 'have arrived At Plymouth Dock, to proceed, with the lather reintorcements, to Portugal. Yesterday, the 601 Light Infantry Regiment, commanded by Colonel Joyissvoica, and the remain der of the I 2th Light Dragoons, embarked at Ports mouth for Lisbon. The Queen's County Militia, it is said, will be oLe of the first Irish Regirnonu to embark-for England. pence.', issued by his Excellency Lieu tenant.Goberal I3rwart, after reviewing hisMtesty's Bth (K. R. I.) Light Dragoons , stationeJ at awn- pour: recellento was particularly struck with the appearance ef his Majesty's nth light Dragoons. The perfectian this excel lent corps has attained in all the emential points of celerity of m ovement and compactness of order, correctness and p r imped , trade with whirr the diff. rent changer of pOsition e and the joccusss of precision with which the new positions were taken, claimed the Commander-In-Chief 's fullest approbation, and reflects great credit on Major JOUNSTON, and the Officers and men under his command. " The good order which prevails in the Interior manarment of has Maiesty's Bth Light. Dragoons, and the willing' and Con stant attentiess with which the exertions of the OlECiis of corps have beeti d,rectnd to perfect its discipline, has been re or to the Cnnintander-in-Chief, yth e Major-General (ST. latorej, In the strongest tenor of p b raise ; and the regiment, In the-fiehl this morning, bore the most ample as well as the most honourable testimony to the success by which these exertions have teen attained. (Signed) " W. G.KEIR, Alutant-General.” BATTLE OF At.CUF.RA. Extract of a letter from a Captain of the Buffs, who was wounded in the action at Albucra, to his Brother Officer in England : • " Eivas, in Portugal, 20th . May, ISM " Before this reaches you, many statements of the Ba , tle fought st Albuem out the 16th instant, will be received in England. I shall 'endeavour, however, to give you some facts respect ing the Ist Battalion of the Buff. :—Captain Burke is killed, Cap tain Cameron is shot in the neck, wounded in the breast with a pike, and a prisoner; Captain Marley was wounded twice in the body with a pike, badly; Captain Steffens was shot in the arm, Was a prisoner, and made his escape ; Lieutenant Woods bad his leg shot off by a cannon ball; Lieutenant Latham's hand is shot off, also part of his nose andcheek; Lieutenant Juzon is wounded to the thigh with a pike; Lieutenant Hooper shot through the shoulder; Lieutenant Houghton has received a severe sabre cut on the hand, and through the skull; lieutenant Herbert is dead; Ensigns Chadwick and Thomas are also dead; Lieutenants O'Don nell and Tetlow, with Ensign Walsh, were-wounded and made prisoners, they have since escaped and joined. Twenty four Offi cers, and 750 rank and file, were actually engaged ; out of that number there only remained to draw rations on the following day 5 Officers and 94 men. " instnenw slaughter occurred is consequence of our charging the eneiny, and halting at the muzzles of their heavy pss, when e. tremendous fire was opened en both sides. " So soon as our ranks wave thinned by cannon shot, the 'm an's cavalry (Poianders) armed with long spikes, charged over mu deed and wounded men, it was this circumstance that caused the d e struction of many of the Buffs; I was stabbed at the time with a pike in the breast, in the back. and elarsellete, and the enemy's cavalry galloped over me, when the British cavalry ap peared in sight, and they very sews ratne up to our assistance, the enemy's cavalry gallopped off in ail directions. Our colours were taken and retaken three times, - and they are now in our prtneision, fixed on two halberts. Lieutenant-Colonel Stuart, Major. King, and another Fie'd Officer of the Burs, are all safe. " The French have retreated in greet confusion, and have suf fered severely. Marshal Beresford Is in pursuit of the enemy." 'Wednesday night, about half past ten o'clock, a most alarming fire broke out at the Red Lion Wharf, it Thames.street. Mr. Todd-and Company were the principal sufferers, ai the warehouse contained a great quantity of goods-of an descriptions. Mr:Al derman Wood's warehouse, which is adjoining, st•f `*ed greatly. A large quantity of hops was con. - s u med. The Fox and Gr,tm public house is also very Trench damaged. Mr. Todd's dwelling house esca. pea the conflagration 'No lives _were lost. The pre. wises were insured; the insi is computed at 860,000. Saverdurrne *as too nisch hurt in The late combat to be conveyed to London4esterday. As we stated .day, he has 'receiv ed a ver y hard body blow, - the hits on his bead. Crib and tdaneaux will.be matched, this. day to kVA for 600 guineas, in three months, on a tillage. SALES 1W AUCriON. FREEHOLD ESTATE, OXFORDSHIRE. By Mr. WirslGH I', On Thursday, June 11, 181 t, at Twelve o'Clocl, In One Lot, at Garraway's Coffee-hi - tube, 'Champ-alley, Cornhill, London, AVA LUA BLE FREEHOLD EST ATE, with extensive Right of Commonage;' consisting of a comm.- dietis brick-holt Family Residence, with appropriate and con venient Offices, Chaise-house, Stehle, &c. a gond Orchard, Kit chen and Pleasure Gardens, well planted and cropped; and about 16 Acres of I.aod, partly meadow and partly arable. The above is in the parish of Rotherfield Peppazd, on an elevated and dry situat ion, com mantling delightful views ofthe surrounding cmintry, which abounds with game; anti Is not more than five milts from Henley, six from Reading, eight from Wallingford, and only 40 front London. The Land-tax, except 9s. per annum, has been redeemed. Immediate possession wilt be given. Particulars to be had at the Auctioneer's Office, Blue Style, Greenwich ; at Mr. Simmons Office, 14, Coleinatt• street-611;14- i Ingo, near the Bank; at the place of Sale, and the principal ions at Oxford, Wallingford, Henley, Reading, and Maidenhead. FOLEY HOL1S1:. CapFal brilliant rrench Glasses of Urge diniendons, lscau , 'l.l Tapestry Hangings of the (lobelin% Manufactory, represectire Queen Ether, &c. a Table asd Dess:rt :Service ut fi^e (141 Dresden, China, Glass, Old Paintings, and various I:ffec: , By Mr. 12.031N5, On the Premises, Foley House, Chandoi-ttreet, Cl, rt .1.91t4" , • • un Friday, the 28th *I June, at Twelve **ei.:-A, • elegant French Pier Chimney.Ci , -1 1 - four ttOby 66 inehes, two 84 by Si. and various tester• smaller ihmeusions, yend anticus . , sad inlaid Mar . ale Pier on rich carved and gilt Frames; fold' piece , of beautiful Twe-• of the Got:elites manufactory, in high preserve - for then a Mom, the subj,ct King Ahasuerus ant Queen Esther, ecc.l e Dresdee set at Dinner and Dessert China, curious old Chins a japan Wass, various articles of Furniture &lots. May bte viewt-t.l on Monday and. Iles-day cesit:t; the Si'e. Catai.igu , :: it One Shilling earl on the Freutises, and oi hsl-. aims, Warwick-street, ittti.4an-strotre. HERTS.—Country Residences. Freehold Cottages, Public - house, and small Brewery, capital Factory and I.and, only IS miles from London.---To be SOLD to the hest Bidders, i __________ pursu.tr. to an Order of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, ! i NEAR EXETER, DEVON. —Eligible Family Mansion, with before ABEL MOY `EY, Esq. Deputy Remembrancer of the i Offices, genteel - Derelling•Houses. Farm - House, Cu tta g es, said Court, at Garr." w.f . . Coffee-house, Change-alley, Lon. 1 Orebard, Farm, Jed Lands. —By Mr. ROtw BI eINS, d o n, on Tuesday, tbe IMb day of June, 1811 , at 12 o'clock, 1 A t Garraway's, on' hursday, Jane 13, at ve, in one 1... in Eight IAKS. in , A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ES TATE, - SUNDRY FREEHOLD ESTATES, the pa- ' 1..1. land-Tax redeemed, Cowley-place ..the Property and late rubes of Aldenham and Bushy, comprising, i Reddence of WSI. JACKEMN, 1: . ...q. comprising a capital Mansion, A desirable Residence, and 46 Acres of r'ch Grass lAnd'and . erected within a few years of a handsome elevation, double- Plantations, on the road from Elstretto Aldenham Church. bowed front, and stuccoed, planned for the aceommodatina of A Country Resideace. alighdul Garden, and Meadow of a Gentlianan's Family, with. Ot fi et4 of all descriptioes, coach three Acres, at Little Bet y. ' houses, and stables, excellent kitchen-eardens, tennis!, hot and A free Public H. us e, called the Coach and Horses, with green-houses, seated on a beautiful en-az-lice, commanding ex Garden, small Brewery, and capita! Stabling, at Caldicut Hill, tensive views of the river Exe, and the rich valley to the Chan in the parish of Aidenhant, a small distance from the high Wat- nel, surrounded raveyl-twh briving piaatations, l ng-w awns, oods, and slopin paddocg to ks the hi. ford road, over Busby Heath. • tersected by g alks and rich hangi Eight substantial Cott-Ages and Gardens adjoining the said river. At a short distance a neat Cattage and Dairy,_rlegantly Public House , each capable of being made a qualification fora fitted up, with curious old china,llic a garden, plantations, Ste. vote for the county. a cold hatli, supplied with fine spring water; farni-yard, with 1 . An allotment of newly-inclosed lAnd, bounded by the roads o or.buildings, and rich meadow laml; the *bole • near • lofty 1 , • CASE. from Slianmore and Harrow-weald to Caldict*t Hill, containing acres, in hand. Also a compact Residenctorith offices, pr. . . I 'I I HOM AS LAMB, , If 32,New Nevenham.crr . '. 10A. 31t. 17P. in the parish of Aldenbam , commanding eaten- • d e n', and land, about seven acres, in the possession of M.T. lbs. I JI. sive views of the reservoir and rich surrounding country, in a berson, on lease ;an excellent Farm Haus', with barns, stall?, bdgeware-road, was aff,cted four or five rant with a i . . • I tai,u• Kr-apnoea. the first appear ,nee of which war is his lace .. - . most delightful agitation for building. ox-stalls, and various out-buildings, capital productive orchati_t, hands . A respectable Dwelling-house, with extensive Factotry.wnrked and sundry enclosures re rich pasture, marsh, arable, and wood- the usual p'esind of the year when these diseases ate a!Wzy , i , • by a Steam Engine, and ' Seven Acres of Land adjoining. at lands, about one buttilred awi di acres, ail lying compact. and • and rislen it syread over his body About Chrtl:ira;, is-% graveled, the tasks of his feet were ws t nverea that he w.o. 11i!.. 5 ) e Littinnore Heath, in the pariah of Aldenhara. beautifully divertified by hill and dale, in possession of Mr. to wait ; finding no relief from his medical advises", he aagi•i'd Si g c o ii i via, adjoining the ' Factory, each capable of being W. Carter, whose term expires at . .Michaelmas 1812: sundry i l lyr e Imo, u 4. toe bi a p a a lar y, 1:-,. g n i. ° sq uire; Alit ' 1:V ' Ah , ' , l made a qualification for a vote for the county. Cottages and Gardens, let to tenants at will. 111 e w!.ole Estate .k: rii. , lii. , a T.ls. PATiNFAIIT4eORALTIC I)KUP , , Wrt" i'' I ' . Thirty-eight Acres of Land, called Nash's, or Round Buds upwards of One Hundred and Fifty Acres, allyitrig contuous ou t and rellrninstssal,.lll his symptatns are r',iii.t . cl, i“•, ho ~`" Close, in the parish of Alderdam, on which is an excellent Lime to the Mansion, and bounded on the Fast b the river Esc,. ...., 2 4.0i are 11 f Kiln, with an inexhaustible mine of Chalk. . which abounds with fine salmon,arout,42. thealtuaticrit dg and . 1 agn perfectly recovered." His eunidei • .^.' •r , and his stature hana he annearanee ot 'string i xitausie. ii.• i •, .1..1"i to be viewed, and printed particulars bad, on application to cheerful, distant only two miles front Exeter on the road to ere. brisontios vren o sim id tb „ k idi„ t of hi s ,l it ,,Lst. ..., t.i...1•17 Mr. f romper ;at the Factory House, Litchnsore Heath ;at the diton and Barnstaple, forming together A mosedesirable Coach and Horses, Caldicatt Hill; and at the Farm; near the fur a Gentleman. :property a detial its ihrf digestive organs, which wiste cansiit-rabi; ..... iv g- Wri.istlers, between PAstree tad Altionitam. . rarticulars.enay May be viewed by applying to Mr. Chown, Gardener, at the in ScroPhlild;ffies rows rs of this niet!icht , - are must l'X,l 4..... 'nary, and she numerous suers speak us ,l,.;:itieti ii-., err - o' t ' . be had also at the Essex'Arms, Watford; the White Hart, at.' Mandon, where particulars may he had ;of Mr. Coleridge, and • ASIONTit are finmerous cattinevrielis, please to ak I, .: s.. ,'" I Alban's; the- Assenibly Hotise,'Stanmore; at the Office of the New London Inn, and Hotel, Exeter ; King's Arms. LiairAardi p nen i Deputy Remembraucer, in the EXchequer O ffi ce, toner Temple, Fountain, Plymouth Dock ; Hotels, ilymnuth and Weyntriuds ; . AnsigeOrisutic Drn v s, 'Ash tbe /Ores e.uty print , ... •T ' A b i ltt iti books el 6d. doable balks los • and larger Xi x-..i. .1 and Antelope, Salisbury ; Swan, Wells; -Kings included. Compound Essence es. London; of Charles Bicknell. toy. Solieitot of the Admiralty, % ha te Hart, I , - Spring Garden Tarrace; of Messrs. Knight and lone*, Hare- Head. Bridgewater; Principal lone at 'Taunton; White Lion... . v igiet ,. 4 „,.. i s, ~.,0 he5, ..,„,„;... !Am a in . . -. court, Temple; of Messrs . Hatiftirt and Metcalfe, Lincoln ' s- . Datb ; Busb, Brion' ;at iiamrseny's; sod of Mr. Roltiiss, War- , e -ar -....-':-. - ----,--2 _ ~ t, e .. , inn; of Mr. Claridge, Pail -Mall; of Mr. William Jacam, wick-street, Collen.sqiiare, Londoo,.whaare 2 43s i ii : ef iNs •.f I la t N. .Pr tart. ,ntd ittl6 l l , lo by Lever r es - . r.• .... __ Hatton Darden ; sad ai Cairavia es. - . may be seen. • ' ''' 4 *foie ' I • 41 ' I tt-afw- Trg""itit kite OtEeererr.7o• 1-1: - ' • . .~ , SATAIS BY AUCTION. • ESSIFX, ON THE SEA CO CST. CAPITAL ESTATES, upwards of Five kismlred Acres, Ma nors, Free Warren, Fisheries, Rectorial Ma•tor Par-houses, Cottages, At. between Rayleigh and South Bad. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarravrafs, on Thur. lay, /one IS, at I?, In On. lox, VALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD A. ESTM E ; comprising the lawdahip or Manor of Benifleet, nest, June IL ant_ Asilgtises of Mr. Blase. alias the Soot!? &inflect ; andrhe Mancini or reputed Manors of THESTOCK in TRADE, Household Furniture, .o_ope's Wyk', Shore's Wylie. Monk's Wy li e, and Sannder't __ . _.__ .. ___ . __ .... _ e __........ eed .... ediew we n Wyllie, extending over many Thousand,Acres of Land, with. all etenefeet an a m eed ' e r hi Z t e ' etie r e Z u t i e t"` ell ; el 7 2e ' - ' deo r ehe i se - ' — g ae aw ,„ Court's Lest, Court's Baron, and customary Courts, Pries, H.!. ra, c p o g n , t , a . i i n re in , g A i r it a i b w ic ar . ds an ol ers,booll-cases,esftlin.taledumb-araitcrs.sdeboards, at; flats•-ands Quit-rents, Free Warren, , and ail K iglus, Royaltie', ing-parlour, and other chairs, breakfast, Pembeoka, sofa, audio," and Privileges sheerest* b.4ongling. The very eligible Freehold tables, in rose and other woods, countinebonse-deaks, conchaa. ,' E f s hr tat ee eN H c u mi ndrt li l l itc ni res iCen of Meadow,ri C c e. h b‘il Wood Land,. with an excellent new Farm Howe and ()Vets, fanteuille chairs Rruseets . Kiddeminster, and Venetian carpets, ow gardens. yards, barns, stables, and various out-buildings, In pon.. hearth rugs, a la rge assortment 01 brass week and various uphol.. story articles ; bousehuld furniture, consisting of excellent 4-p and other bedsteads with chintz calms. sad other fornitures,, session. and on lease to Mr. Charles Knightsbridge, exc.-pt the __.__ _, f ea th er l_„.....,.., ,:_ ejinfemeseeet „. l .,,, s n,„, Wood; also the Manor House, sailed Southrßentileet-Itall, with t i fie linc ind sca. : l47;llCar p et : '''..11241.1.11.".'5. y , the c " etlft-kll3kie. • g of ard O e :: , l ° l r u Chill• ndre d d i " harli and s itg lit h ab ty l f;ve , an A d cre: 44l ot il Ar lit risf i e a a n n al d it P P : a tt::: chest requisites, Etce—On Thursday, the ISt% at twelve, will be sold the lease tithe vedette ream remise% well adapted end Land, Fifty Acres of which are Slit Marsh, in possi.sion az+.l Lease fitted up as ware-rooms, work-shops, dwelling apartments, and en T to he whole of this Estate Is within a ring fence, divi,led only l by ke th i e m p p u r bl oi i , c ria ro t :d i t eci th o e ry l. , 7 l. l s , i ,ti a t r h e uem in ar s h . i!i t t c o e sT c e ,p u t f t c ,, t .c .i v ii ir e cl ai rag tot e offices for the upholstery =A cabinet beisiness. intone of the first situatiOns it. town. or for any other concern requiring room.-- 'Hie Premises may ai atrilimg eaponce be careered into a gen- and the Adrowson of the tame), Be all the lithe of Corn and Pulse in the Parish, which contains upwards of Three - thousand tiernan's rence.—The House may hi- viewed by apphiiiig on the premises ; the Stigk in frade on Tuesday and Wednesday Five Honked Acres: these Tithes (excepting those of tht two preceding the sale. Partkulats and Catalognes on the premises ;at Messrs. Wedd Farms shore mentioned, which are let wilt thern) are in hard, and collected in kind, producing about Seven Hyr&cd Pone& and Day, Solicitors, Gerr-erect, Soho; and of Mr. Rubio% . per annum, and are highly improvable . South tietnil,et is three Warwick-street, Golden - square. . miles iron Rayleigh, eight from South End, thirty-three from Desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, Dover-street. p .ecaadi y. London ; commanding etiensive scd.hei'utii al views of the RE•er By Mr ROBINS, Thames, the Connties of Kent and Esikr, wick the great adieus- AA , the adjoining House. Kn. 24, Dover street. Fiecadiily, on gage of water carriage to the lanidonMarker„, Monday ticirt, June zo, at Twelvv, by Order of the Assignees , l'o be viewed by applying. ha-A.lr..CharlesKtisittshrilee . , Kent of Mr. Rinse, ; IWA Perm, Rayleigh. of Ahern Partitolaritoay hi h a d • at 0,. • A Desirable FR E.ETIOLD ESTATE, comprising Hote l, Stant) Epd ; the inn, at iteiliight, NE* tillip, Kocheford ' 11 - a substantial brick Dwelling-haute, recently thoroughly re. Crown, Billericay; White triq, and Caps, Colchester; Blcck paired, and in complete order, a uate No. 2:..t, Dottendstreet, Pic- Boy, Chelmsford ; White Harr, Riimhsral ;at °arra .r ay'.; a. .1 eadilly, in the otettpation and on kale to ---- Cumming, Eq. Or Mr Wll)ins, Warwick-areet,,-Golifo-aquare, where a P!aa containing on the upper Boor, four bed.rooms and closets; second of the Estate Kitty be ken. storey, two airy best-chambers, dressing-rooms, closets, Etc.; first floor, two elegant drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors, handsomely finislitil,- and a boudoir; ground floor, neat entrance, dining-room, morning-room, communicating by folding doers, gentleman's dressMkroom, water-i:wet and passage room; in the basement, butier's-pantry, houseiweper's room, kitchen, fitted up, pump of spring water, laider,.sculery, Wine, coat and beer cellars, and other convenienves. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises ;of Mess". Day and Wedil, Solicitors, Gerrard-atreet, Soho; at Gar 'raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden• square, of - - 'rickets for viewing may br bail. ARLINGTON-S I . lo44 . ..ACCrtkill- 11 -4Y. Elegant Furniture, brilliant OrNsses ' and Pifeets, new withi n a short time —By Mr.kolliNi t On the Pretniseso t on I uebday; Arse is, !slid fallowing dn. THE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. tomprixiag suits oc, elegaot French .rod Window ..Curtains, in Chintz, Chairs and Sofas, banduune Brussels and other Car pets, font-post, tent, and other beclitteath, with (hints and whew Furnitures, good Bedding of all descriptions, wtll-Bnislitd C.ibioet articles in Wardrobes, Cheri of Drawers, Dining., Card, Peas . broke, Pillar gaud Claw, and other •I'ables, numerous Kitchen re ; yil-ites, and 0 her Effects. , May he viewed no Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale. Catalogues on the Premi-es, at One Shilling each; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-ffnare. • SURREY. The MANOR of TOO'rl NG BECKS, In the parish of Streatham, with the Fines, t leriots, and Quit ma., capital Timber, &c. By Mr. KOBINs, At Carraway's, on Thursday, lime 13, at Twelve, In One Lot, AVERY Valuable ESTATE , the MANOR of TOO PING BF.CKI t • cotprising the Lord's Right in-the Capyholds, Copyhold • limber, ontatun, and Waste-Lands, of the Manor. with the fines, herws anti quit rentsi and also the whole.of the full-grown and other Timber thereon, comprising upwards of 1200 Oaks, Elms, Bet ch,Sycamore,Cheenuts, Poplars . and Pollards. Particulars may be had at the White Lion, Streatham; Wheat Sheaf, Tooting ; King's Arms and Greyhound, Croydon ; King's Head, Mitcham ; Plough, Clapham ; of Messrs. Browne and Go wised. Solicit( rs, Norfolk-street. Strand ; at Garrawaft, pad of Mr. Ratans. Warwick oreet, Golden-square. HAM Pa ISA') HE.k ra.—EupinLE I EADENCE, With Os:races, Cower-11061IS, b'fAlLtl; - CXECIICIII WALLED GARDENIA, and I.t w.. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garrowsy's Coffee-hotter, 'Caere Alley. Cornhllivon Thereloy, thr l'ith June, 181 . ! , at twelve, DESIRABLE CUYHOLD EST s co ATE . . . A .prido g sneicellegt FanAtYßesidence, with couverient Offices of all clescriptlotts;'nels-erected Coach-houses, S•ablet, runms at.d lofts over, inolosed1;col, &c .c I.lw n, Pleasure-groin t, Kltehenardens, Pct. the yr heiewalied round, planted with eh •Ace. frets-trees, In fell-perfection Creeeriwere, ice.; aod of LIDO from the Heath, orninWnted,wtfliTpli.grown bitty :in: ber4reesc-1 he Pretr.ises are in the nekst compete oi Jer i situate . on the west side, oi the enerriee of liampw.td Hezth,. the pa , perry and residence of .--‘ Esq. *Weal. To beorlewed by ticket, oetTises4apli and PridaTs.flom eiewei to four &clod. l'articules—:on pie Prtrah , e., at the Coorr; and of Mr. WW I Hampstead; tYf ICiesrs. Se:tilt and Blainire, Sf• y Inn Nnstiquir; at Otte/way: l s: - and o'. Mr, RobloslVerwick-street, Oolden-epiare, wrtere tittes fiord Liwf be tad. UPPEIS. GROSVENOR-STREL I'. CAPITAL. TOWNOACH- RF.SIDENCE, STABLES with OFFICES, GAR DEN; CHOUSES, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Combat, on Thaws-, day, the 13th of lune. 1811, at 12 o'clock, SPACIOUS LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, with attached and attached Offices of all deacriptioss, plumed for the accommudation of a family of the first respects y ; with large Garden e Ctiaeb houses, Stabling, etc. situate in the South side of Upper Grosvenor-strati latothe RB.SIDENCE of a NO BLF.MA N &ceased. The oluciivall part of the elegant Household FutititUre may be had at a valuation. To,be viewed with ticket, particulars on the Premises*: of Messrs. Oldie at.d Foster, Carry.turret ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-area, Gulden•square, of wham tickets for viewing may he had. CAPITAL. FREEHOLD ILSTA FE . indII,L 3 s,NSIQN, wit's et telieni 'Offices, etifendvb Pliakure Gr ounds , Garden, Laud, !anti Common flight, within sit tuiles.ot•i,,eadau, cuutigauus to the rtat Wataen Roads. • • . - „. By Mr. ROBI/441. At Pfrraway's Coffee-house, Change-Alley; COitiblll, d3Thuta. lay, June 27, at Twelve o'Clcick;itrone Lois - • • *WALING GROVE, th:it much admired FREE. • 11 - 4 HOLD - ES'rATR, compylsinya spacious elegant Nfisanii ,•., substantially built, suited to the.ae.ectwitodation of a.N.hleituti or Geode-mates fnnally t Imptpied at aconsiderable exprnce, in excellent order ?. iitakted at treat kiifng,'ln the Connof Middlesex, six Intles'tialy'rrony Ityde Park Corner, eontaining on the ground and prinslpal.storiesii-seveial spaeiotis &pa:toter.., admirably arranged, flanked in the._best possible tower, apt fitted up with marble chhimerplestes„.niaSogany'do'cits,.ike. A grand principal, and two secoo4ary Staircasei, numerous Se': chambers, Dressing-rosins end WeterLelosets% • Offices of all Stables for I S Horses, and Standing for three Camags., two Gardens walled seund fully 'totted ana cropped, Hct-! , fri: and lee-house, (cottage newly erected, Farts-ya:4l, aud an eletail lodge With iron gates at the entrance. . The Estate comprises mot) Acres of uncommonly rich 'lets.' .iv and Pasture Land, with a right of common to 17 acres, MI hold, except four acres Copyhold;beautifully ottiamente2 w•t, hue grown Timber and Plantations. The proximi?y to the great Western reads, and the Themes, the diversified r renders this Estate highly valuable and advantageous as a and country residence. • To be viewed by 'rickets only. Part'culars may be had on !*c Premiers ; at the Pidgeons, Brrntford; Red Lim,. H,aintloas Southall; White Horse. Uxbridge; Castle, Salr-hill ; White 11.!:, Windsor; Castle, Richmond; of Messrs. Blake, White, as: ' Altrze, Solicitors, Essex-street, Strand ; and of Mr. Role:-s, • wick-street, Golden-square ; where Plana of the cI•• Grounds may be seta, and of whom Tickets for view::.i • Estate may he had. NORFOLK. Cnital FREEHOLD and Ti I'HE-FREE ESTATE, MANOR, and nearly Twelve Hundred Acres of Land, in a ring fence, adjmning Walsingbam, and within four' miles of the Sea-port Town of Wells.—By Mr. ROBINS, Ar Garraway's, on •flaureday, June I 3,at in Four Lets, A VERY Valti:tble FREEHOLD and TITHE FREE ESIA IT.; comprieng the Ma or of Egmere, with a capital Farm-house, Yards, Gardens, and all necessary Out buildings, l'aitirs House, Shepherd's Cottage, Blacksmith's and Carpenter's Shop, and sundry enclosures of rich Pasture and Arable Land, containing in the whole by estimation One Thou sand One Hundred and Eighty-eight Acres, all lying compact,, and in a ring-fence; situate near to Waisingbam and within four miles of the port of Wells, a great Corn Market. The Lands are in a high state of cultivation, and setrounded be thriving fences, bounded on the East by the high road from New Wal einem= so lielkhani, and on the West by the road from Faken ham to Wells,in a fine part of the County of Norfolk, and parti cularly well situate for preserving game, with which the neigh bourhood abounds. The whole is now let to a respectable tenant. To be viewed by applying on the premises, where particulars may be had; at the Black Lion, Walsingham; Fleece, Wells; Crown, Fskerham; Checquers, Brandon; King's Head, Nor wich ; Rani, Newmarket; Angel, Bury; Crown, Hocked!, ; of Mr. Gillman, jiblicitor, Hingham, Norfolk; at Cart away's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, t3olden-square, where a plao of the Estate may be seen. CI a ••••••• N ~ 1 *on AR 7e.