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Mr. snipant_ ..., be t ar a cne ......____ _ ‘ssed. The witness did not see any part of it in the Pll. He contende d, that Althou g h the militar y force loom. Sir Francis then, us the King's name and the celled out niight be no greater than etas necessary for suppressing the outrages of the mob, yet a greater mi. Jaw's, desired Mr. Colman to des.st, as the warrant lam y )(nee had been empleyed in the execution of was not legal. . The witness did not observe w hether the warrant than was necessary. Mimi' stress had the soldiers were on the stairs, nor could he recollect been laid on the civility extended by Mr. Colman to whether any thing was said by Sir riancis abo ut the Sir F. Burdett ; t 3 that lie would answer, that ty. civil power of the Magistrates, so greatly was he per renny was net losetyranny because dressed in eacour plexed. The ladies of the family had com e down presence. The teinis lenn .- ; er was it any conenation to a men that stairs, and the arrest was made in the ir a witness followed his brother through th e ra nks of sot- his head wes cut off e ith golden axe: Before the diers in the hall ; he could not say whether the ranks Seljeent lied called iii the ealltary force, lie should ~e_ have aeplied for all the assistance the civil power were term or three deep, there were fifty or s ilt y diers in all. They had muskets ; but the w tunes could haye given him. The Learned Counsel con cluded by conteu , ling, that the es idence and ergo. could not speak as to bayonets. lie heard n o orders I. make resistance it tile house was broken. Incas of the Attorney-Cenci el had done welling to. weads removing the evil ain't)) the plaintiff had to Upon his truss-examinetion by the Arr oneea GE NERAL, he acknowledged the civility his brother had complain of. - receieed from the Serjeant at A rms. There was a Lord Exernannouott, in summing up, observed, previous meeting between Sir Francis Luadett and the queseion•the Jury lead to try laid in the narrowest Mr. Caiman to Viet at which the witness was pre. I compass, and was as simple as could well be imagi sent, the lest& of e Mich the witness did not know now ned- The privilege of the House of Commons h a d from his brother. I nothing to do with the question; that had already Upon his re-examination, he said his brother was , been decided. The legality and necessity of employ.. carried to the Tower in his own carriage, the witness ; ing military force had been allowed by the plailitiff's lea if he hadintended to contest it, he should have and Mr. Clementson accompanyinghinm in the vehicle, anti Mr. Colman attending on horseback.• - : dem urred. lie now, however,says,the force employed i Bta.tcnonounn then asked Mr . Serjeant Shen. was excessive. improper, and unnecessary. That asset. Lord tion was denied by the defendant; and that was the had to state what points be now relied on. Hi:object question for the Jury to try. What had the plaintiff in asking the'question was to save some time, by ser vitig as a director to the Attorney General in sipping .to complain of ? There Ins no doubt whatever es histstatement. He wished to know whether a was Pressed of the necessi:y of the military escort to the Merely . the bmingirrg in of soldiers to execute the war., Tower. The window was forced, and the house al. raitt ? if that wa s all, the justification of the defert- ready entered by the civil power, when the soldiers, dam admitted both the breaking . of the house, and Who were to be instruments of conveying Sir Francis the bringing the soldiers into it.- If the plaintiff meant .Burdett to the Tower, were admitted. They were to contest the legality of this, he should have demur - then tationed in the hall, and did not go up stairs to red to the justification. interrupt the family. What had they, he would ask, forcing the house ? Nothing.—Though Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD answered, that he had to . to do with object not only to the introduction' of soldiers, but to ' he wished it to be understood, that it they had been the number that was used, and also to the unnecessary so, employed, the Sajeant at Arms ght employ degree of violence used. any force he thought necessary. And hie Lordship observed, be de fi ed the ingenuity of man to devise The ATTORNEY (,r•,slitiAL then addressed the . Jury. Ile observed, his Learned Friend had thrown out se- an f employment of military less offensive to the feel- He temptations for him to argue upon ;he would, ings of the individual than what had been in this case. however, confine himself to the only point material ilt Mr. Colman was ar all blameable, and that he to the present case, which was a very plain one ; was his Lordship did not hesitate to say, it was not namely, whether Mr. Colman had used; unnecessa. 1 for severity but for a contrary conduct. Had time rily and wantonly, for the purpose of raising a distur- I writ been delivered to any common officer, even bailee, a larger military force than was necessary. In I though it had been executed with humanity, yet, answer to this charge, it was not necessary for him to woad he have allowed four hours to intervene be: prove that a smaller force might have sufficed to over. tweet his receiving it and the incarceration of Sir p ow opposition ; the public peace was not to be so 1 Francis Burdett i With respect to the force employ risked. Officers executing processes had two dutie.a ',ed. look to, evidence of the state of the sspital at to attend to—first, whether it wes prebable there I•dle.times and then say if Mr. Colman would not would be any resistance to the execution ? and, se- hasehesnikighlYhlameable in taking a lees force than condly„, what force would be necessary to overcome ; he did;, it was a proof of his prudence, and lie was that opposition ; and, not only to overcome it, but to 'fully justified in having taken such an overbearing prevent its being made at ill, by spewing, that such force as prevented any attempt at resistance. opposition would he vein ? His Learned Friend had The Jury immediately returned'a verdict in fa been at considerable pains to bi ing under considera- your of the Plaintiff, upon the plea of Not Guilty ; (ion the question of privilege, as belonging to the and in favour of the Defendant, upon the plea of House of Commons ; that subject, however, had no- Justification. thing to du with the present question, which had only The ATTORNEY-GIDIERAL observed, that the var. to do with the conduct of the Serjeant at Arms ; and diet was not generally against the defendant. . that that Officer had the power to call for any assis- BAILEY, J.—Yes, upon the general issue. • tance he might conceive himself to stand in need of, Le Bt-Aare, J. observed, that the verdict was only he would not insult the Court and Jury by arguing. i in favour of the Plaintiff as to the plea of neaguilty, He was hound to execute his warrant, and them elore It was tO be.UnderlitOOd that the verdict was guily' , might ask assistance, and persons were justi fi ed in as to the introductory parts of the declaration ; and "trot guilty" as to the residue, namely, the pleas of giving it. The question was, had he called in aid more assistance than was necessary ? His Learned Friend justification. SIR P. EURDETT v. EARL OF MOIRA• had not considered, that the duty of the Serjeant at Arms did not finish with taking his prisoner, lie was Serjeant Sits. My Lords, I should nej have troubled your Lordships, hut I doubt whether in bound to provide for his safe delivery to the person to whom he was to render him ; he was tO ho. k to the this case (a trial at bar) I can withdraw the record." arrest at home and the conveying him to the Tower; Mr. HOLKOYD-.--" My Lords , I know in such cases in Lancaster and Durham, the trial may be with and, considering these objects — the c ircumstance.; 1 drawn." ' which had taken place—the then state of the Metro - LE BLANC, J.—" Yes ; but in Lancaster and Dur polis—and the lengths to which the ab ettors of Sir Francis Burdett seemed inclined to go—and consider. ham there is no record to be withdrawn." 1- ing the bloodshed which might have arisen. from Mr. HOLROD—" In Wales there is a mode by l- taking just a sufficient force to overcome that oppo - which the record may be withdrawn." • .sition, he determined to take such a force as s hould Lord ELLENBOROUGH—" Yes, in Wales; but in overawe resistance, and prevent, as far as possible, this case the best way would be to enter on the re the mischiefs he dreaded ; and had he collected a cord 66 pro defectu juritorum." greater force than was necessary for that purpose, or It was entered accordingly, and of course the case • one greater than was conducive to t h e p ublic peace, was not tried. And the preservation of the lives of his Majesty's sub ject,' ?—he would leaye it to the Jury to say. He - I ITILLSHIRE, King's. Head Tavern, r should indeed, with perfect confidence r es t the defee. N'y la, Just waled a ° eargo of fine lively Turtle' chant's case on the facts already before the Jury, but T un i s . d resse d a yey d ay l a m y h i theu perfect i,,, they had at present only the temnant of a case before mato any part oeTewa sr Country. them e and he wished to display _the whole piece to ELEGANTLEASEHOLDVit.t.A,PLE their view ; and, tor that purpose, be would call evi. and LAND, CHINKPORD deuce to prove what was the state of the metropolis To be SOLD by *PItIVATF at that period. . The Learned Counsel then went at A SELECT and singular , ' large into a description of tyre o e outrages co by REMENCe, tastefully f the mob in various parts of the metropolis, but more seat' el on an ervant lawn, on • particularly in the neiglibeurhood of Sir, Francis Bur- a very short distance or Woe den's house ; of the Monts and injuries which the Ben, EN. deceased, wiv office! well arranged, solders received, and of their good conduct and mo deretion ; and, after remarking on the evidence which i s ,, ta nt l k in it g eb r en or n ga in yd e t l ;, ot, had been produced by the deleadant, he concluded trees, melon gro; by expressing his conviction, that when they had heard alai choice e the evidence he had to lay before them, the Jury cottage, o aniing would, with tln'... greatest satisfaction, find a verdict 1 c ? lit :sing the for the defendant. by iii Mr. Clementson, the Deputy Serjeant at Arms, I ki t : , was then examined, who proved th e several circum- 11 i tances of the letter from Sir Francis to Mr. Colman, .atiti to the Speaker.; and also - stated the int e rviews w ,hich wok place between the plaintiff and the defen. Anita and the plaintiff and himself ; and finally of the manner of tbe.warrant being executed, and Sir Francis's cenveyance to the Tower. Captain Agar spoke to the conduct of the mob, and of the military, on the 6th, 7th, Bth, and 9th ; and • narrated the several circumstances already before the public vet that subject. He declared his conviciion, thest.without the aid of the military, it would have been impossible to execute the warrant, or to have conveyed Sir Francis to the Tower. Colonel Ferrier amid Captain Davis corroborated the statement of Captain Agar. P. Colquhoun, Esq. also spoke to the outrageous tondrict of the mob, and declared his conviction, that but for the interference of time military, consequences 1 the most serious would have ensiled. He was also ( of opinion no larger military force than was necessary • was employed; mind, that without that aid, the efforts of the civil power would Helve availed nothing. • Mr. Baker and Mr. Lurnie gave similar testimony. Mr. Reddish, master of the hotel, and Sayers, the Bow-street Officer, also seance to the outrages cow moitttd by the mob. 'l'U W I'I.ES. NVILLSI - lIRE, King's Head T,lvern, Poultry, has just Undid a °cargo of fine lively Turt:es, for sale Tunics dressed every day In tfirlikignest perfectkat for panics, or sent to any part of Town at Conatry. ELEGANTand I.EASEHOICHINK VILLVORD HA TCA, R E GROUND,{ LAND, H. To be SOLD by *PRIVATE CONTRACT. ASELECT ana singularly debkeble COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ta,tefully finished with a Viranda in front, Genteel on an elegant lawn, on the verge of Epping Forest, within a very short distance ut Woodford, late the resident* of Ntrilliam .13011. •Eaci, deceased, with numerous attached and detached offices well arranged, cold bath, standing for two carriages, stabling for nine ~order, feral yard and out-buildings, an excel lentlibehen garden. fully ertp, , ped, lofty walls and choice fruit trees, 1114011 grinfnd, spade'', gravel walks, beretifully decorated. with choice and valualsit shrubs and plantations, fish-pond,‘a cottage, orchard, and a quantity of rich land in a ring fence, containing together Ii; acres, refreshed by a stream of water run ning through the gruunds, near a pack of hounds, and burrolnuled by the beautiful scenery of the Forest, with valuable Common Rights; distance ,runt the Royal Exchange about nine codes, The house and oscer ate suppheil throughout with excellent aPritig water by s welf•construcced inachine. Pustesnon may be bad at Midsummer next. To be viewed with tickets only, wldeb,:with Particulars, may be bad of Messrs. Htsggart and Phillip% Ilk Old Broad-street. VALUABLE LANDED PROMS , Wlfl4 A 712,31- DENCE, IN THE COUNTY OP ESSEX • TO BE SOLOIST AUCTION, By Me.sn.HOGOART abSl PHILLIPS, 'At this Auction Mart. on Thursday., the 47th hide, at Twelve, Ir_APITAL FREEHOLD and small part COPY - 1 14 ... 4 HOLD FARMS, talktii WOODHAM LODGE and TILEPITT, situate in the Parish of Woodhull Ferris, near Dan bury; containing together 409 Aues of fine Cont, Pasture, and ' Vinod.band,ss mile* from London, eight from Clielm•iford, six from Mahlon, and three from the River Crouch, where corn is shipped far London; in an elevated and beautilul part of the •Crunty of Essex, boundeei by excellent roads. The Estate is hi high cultivation; and abounds with fine Mail. The Dwellins, called Woodhain Lodge, is a genteel modern Haase, with every accommodation for a reapectable family, with convenient Out. offices, Coach. house, Stables, capital Barns, Cattle Lodges, Grit s ary, and Out-buildings, in excellent repair, extensive Shrubbevy„l Garden, and O: chard. Iwo Cottages for Workmen, Etc. The Estate is in the occupation of Mr. Taller, who will quit posses- Shill at Michaelmas nest. be viewed with leave of the tenant,• and particulars had elo days previous te. the sale, at the Claps, Colchester; Angel, Kell's dolt ; Blue Posts, Wicksam ; King's Head, Mahlon ; of Mr. Patter son, Solicitor ' Witham ; at the Mart ; and at auiggart and Bp, 62, OGlBroad,istretl, Loudon. ..sALE-s BY AUCTION. VALUABLY tREEHOLtt I.AND, near ROCHPSTiIt. By Messrs. }looo. B 4.tur and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, on Tbiirsday, 1 title 27, at Twelve, in one Lo t, A MOST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BROMPTON FARM, Containing 10 Acres, Mere or less of excellent Arable Land, in a high state of cultivatign, i i partly inclosd by liourishing quick-hedges, delghtttilly situated for building a Mansion with.n a mike of thy City of Rascbe , ter, in front of the high road to Diver, hi the Parishes of Stroud and Pt . imlibury, Eve miles from Gravesend, 21 - Iritim Loudon ; a beats i 6101 part of the County of Kest, cutiunaltilliig hittirusive and pic- ituresipse proveets of the Thames and IsLelway, the Nore aid the a3jacent country ; with a Farni-house„ Barn, Garden, aid Out-buildings. The Land-tax is retie:tiled ; the F.state is In ha si, sad t ou tse e y th ute rd hase of trbievii,llirtbehas:tinnoimneo);lnatiaeily remake in ea:y i m pi or iss i e t j a - 1 1 . 0:, To be viewed by applying to the Bailiff, Mr. Georg: Wheeler, at Bill -street, Frindsbury ; and pailculars had 20 days pr.:vious to the sale, at the boll, Crown, and King's Head Inns, Roch.ater; i i Falcon and Printe of Orange Inns Gravesend ; Bull and George, and Greatly Imo, Dartford; Rose amid George lons, Sir ing bourne ; Ram and Dell Inns, Maidstone ; of Mr. Gibbs, Swicitor, Stroud; iti,the Auction Mart ; and of Hoggart and Philips' Of, Old Broad:street, Royal Exchange; where a plan ut the Estate way be sestet. CAPI lAL FRF.EHOLL) PROPYILTV in the ISLE of WAlli f By Messrs. 110GOART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, the 47tia of June : at Twelve 'allot*, in Two Lots. Lot I. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, called WOOLVERTON FARM, Situate in the Parish of hhorewell, about sic miles from I Newport, io the Isle of Wight-, consisting of Four liwidred Acres of rich Arable, Pasture.,,and \Vood Laud, free from stem Tythes, well wooded and watered; the whole lying within a ring fence, and hounded by excellent roads in one of the must beautiful sieuations is. the island, with_ a spadLus Ma lisirin House, suitable for the accommodation of a respectable family ; with 100 k-es of every descriptiou„ Barns, Stabling for 24 horses, *yid 1 Outbuildins, pleasure Grounds, and Plantations, prodoctiwa Girdeus, lofty Walls, and abundant: of Fruit •I'rees. The Estate has beep lately surveyed and valued at Loon per annum. '!'he l present tenant'. lease expires at Michaelmas neat. • Lot,2. A FRElitiOt.o E.S rA l'E, at a abort distance from Lot I. consisting of two enclosures. of rich Land, called Mea lands, in a good situa , lon for building, coutainhig together abate 17 Acrei, accessible by the road train Knighton to Woolvertou Farm. To be viewed with leave of the tenant ; and Particulars had 20 days preceding the sale; at the Bugle, Newport; Dolphin, Strut h symptom ; Crown, Portsmouth; India Arms, Govort ; of Messrs. Clarke, Sewel, and Cisn he, Solicitors, Newport ; Richard Grant, Esq. No. 6, Russell place, Fitzroy-square; at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. It iggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Trachange, whet* a Plao of the Estate mot be seen. FAMILY RESIDENCE and LAND, at DEDHAM, upon the borders of Suffolk, about seven milts from Golithesier, in tillse • county of kissex: , • By Messrs. IIOGGART and PHILLIPS. At the Auction Mart, WI Thursday, June 27, at 12, in 2 Lots, Lot 1. A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, - 1 - 1 - consisting of an excellent Family House, built within nine years, under the inspection of an eminent Surveyor, and is replete with accommodation for a respectable family, the resi dence and property of Stephen Teissier, Esq. removing to :own. 'I he House contains six Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms, nume rous Closets, and Water.closets, Dining and Drawing-rooms of good proportions, Library and Offices, with capital Cellaring fur Wine and Ale; detached Are two ea ceUent Stables for tour horse=, of two stalls cub, Coach-horse, and liaruess-roums. The House Its surioundeed by Pleasure Grounds and Gardens, the Grounds I are ornamented with flourishing Shrubs and Fruit Trees, with a ',Paddock of rich Land, containing about 25 Acres. I Lot u. Is a very valuable and improvable Copyhold Estate, I only divided front Lot I by the high road, consisting of a Pad -1 duck, containing about 34 Acres, upon au elevated and must lbeautiful situation for building, runitmunting a fine view of the Sea and Port of Harwich, and overlooking I Parishes. '114: Laid is well fencedi and ornamented stith clumps of fruit trees awl plantations; a Well has been sunk, and excellent Water • found; with a coruturtaffle family Cottage, containing ',event& Irooms, stabling and premises, of which immediate Possession twill be given. The Land is laid down in grass that has not beta mown thew wren or eight years, Tbe Land-taa is redefined. To be viewed with uckets only, and particulars tied any day previous to the Sale, at the C101i.3, Cuedlcoler ; Three Cups, liir ' wlch ; Blue Posts, Witham , of Mr. Dawes Stilicitur, Angel court, Throginortnn-itreet ; it the Mart ; and of Messrs. Hug gart and Plidlips, 62, Old Ihitidssusiot. ZXCILLUINT FAMILY RESIOSNCR, With fifty-four Acres of uncommon rick Meadow and Arable Laud, rabble teu miles of London, In the County of Kent. By Messrs. HOGGAKT and PHILLINS, At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, the 4th July; at Twelve, ' toilets en acceptalale olive is previously made by Private Carn. tract. 1 ONGLANDS, the Residence of . !4r . CHARLES A- 4 LAII4O, removing to town, delightfully skeane near the ten mite-stune, on the Etch:nu-road, anal within two miles of Foots- crky, in the County of Kent. The House kin thorough repair, and Cummins numerous rooms for the accommodation of a large uMces of every description, lawns, pleasure-grounds, productive Vartirlis, `raper y, anal canal, well stilted with fish,. a barn, and agrcult.,ral out-buildni;s, Itegether with several enclosures of rich land, containing altar piece about fifty:five acres, of whack isitmedistte possession may be had held ter 1? years, frost Michaclutas, lilt), at a rent of £2. - ro per annum. May be viewed, and Pentad:lr , had 20 tlayt previ"as to the Sale, at the Creak Inn, Rialtato ; e , 000.-crAy ; of Mr. Hackett, Solicitor, 21, Oid Bvtlikot ; Hoggart and Phillips, 614-liskui-street, Royal Exchange; and at the Auction Mart. 00 doe wrar SIDE of STAMEORT.h.HILI., a CAPITAL FAMILY HOUSE, OFFICES awl PLEASURE GILOUNDS. Ey Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At tbe Auction Mart, en Thursday, the 4tk July. at Twelve, A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, cow -1 X prising a most capital PANIII.Y,I4OU3E, replant. amid' every accommodation, delightfully situate 00 the prvicrable side of Stamford justly admired WC the salubrity of its air, and i extrusive and unisterrupted views, In a social and respect:dile neighbourhood, witidn half an hour's rids of the Royal Exchange. I Ise kisause is erected iu the most substantial inatiner, regardless , expeuce, funning a bask:onto: elevation by its ji.dicious con nection with the adjoining House, detached nom the road, aihl contains nine bed-chambers, with dressing"apartments, a Lady's boudoir. library, elegant drawing-rooms of Elie _proportions, dining-parlour, ha, And odkes of every description; • double etiach-house and stabling for four horses, lobs. roans, Ste.; a kit:hen-garden and pleasure grown!, with soutts wail do° feet. •I'he premises are abundantly supplied with floe Witte. H..1:1 fur an years at a mall ground nut. To be viewed by tickets only , by apply in g to Messrs. Hoggirt and Phillips, Nu. 6i, liroad-street, of wham paktieulars may be bad ten days precediug the Sale; also at the Aueiiou 'Mart. • ELEGANT FURNITURE.CHELTENHAM,GIoucestersbires By Messrs. HOGOAItr ast.l • Oa the Premises, Allstune Lodge, near Citeltonhain, on Tues day, July 9, : at • 1 . -votive, THE Elegant Modern' FURNITURE, coinpri ' 4 - sing a Drawing-room Suite. in Grecian coach.s, Chairs, and French Curtains, finished in the immethate taste, Card, Sofa, and Breakfait-table., on claw frames, Chimney-glasses and Mirrors. capital mahogany tour-post Bedsteads, whit rich chintz pattern furniture., goose feather Beds, Marc :sea, saitable Bedding, excellent Cabinet-work, in Dressing.stands. Cass: to Drawers, 1 set of patent Dining-tables on claw fratmes. Pathan . Chairs, scarlet morine French Curtains, Brussels and ocher Carpets, pu tuned Fender. and Fire:iron., Culinary artit.la, iross-bouud Casks, &c. To be viewed one day previ.us to the sale, and ca•alogne. Introit the Premises; at the bell Inn, U uUCetter I.lbrAl y and , /looms, Cheltenham ; of Messrs. Gwinnet and Newatarch, ouliciturs, Cheltenham ; of Mr. &MM. Banker, Cheltenham and of Messes. Heggart anti I'll:114u, No. 62 4 Ulkillioati-aasi,t,' Royal Lacii.iftn. SALTS BY ACTTION. Elegant MIA, near aistitsitAm, Glance-sec slits. By Messrs. tiOGGART acid PHILI..I4)S, On the Pre,ntises, on Tyvgdty, lely I% at l'erslve, A LLS1ON1:: LODGE, coitskejng 01 a tbw,ly. J. 2- creCte t VILLA., 'riple.e wiji iscrionsnolition,..aitcl cake- LAW fora faintly df the first respttt‘ A lux, tuicitisr wids a t4e taebell Csscbitserutii aid Stable, an7ll4.'ent wallet Illtalauu e.g.- dm, and a dale klalslock, enatasiiills grout Etre:Aerial; Orlituad with the ahoseit kiss l'rees, n•ost in cher psbnz.• 'lift lisis.s• • forms a handsome brick &Mee, is nrnani :neeticwith tresUmwock, a-el has a slalom Lawn and circular dr.vc in fr nat.• ...Tim 1#764 dock is edited bye flikurcilsing6hribbcry and spglythillaig, / 4 Noe great:be Care but l".;:i meet 111 vele ;tlng Ibe c m i ke s o ol am s d . sul pc•idc frees; the Premiss are eicsiefitt •ci fr0•0...1 ithrs awl Land -tax, pleasantly situate tsar the n_w tun* ks-road W.:. g is Gloucester, o itliiu a quitter of a ..iii ~.• ot 411 z 1te.1.11 C1L.... i enham, mid at the 6.1:11: distance iron; ;h: Spa-. . To be viewed; Patticukirs hat on the 1'r,..ei.44 'ten' days p.ei • vious to the Sale; also at the Hai I'3ll;Ol,We: 7 A .r ; if ieei; . 1 . 1.:.e.. lord ; principal Inn ac Wicricy ; bier,. tfrttbd t Ltb.l; A , .t. _. ktomni, Cheltenham; of . Messrs. Weil., Givriyoult aio t 1..... Werth, Solicitor% Clieketitta.n ; of Mr. Siblb, .4.4:11,T, j. ,+ 1: eenliani; of Messrs Hoggarc al Phblips, 6lf'l3icialS•r:ct ;.fiiiP list the Auction Matt. s , • LS.. EX.. -* :. I L L • --"" FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTA.TR,bestMLI,4RIPatit By Mesa... HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • At the Auction Mart, oa Fr ii' July id, at '1 welsw ' • OLI) LOCKER's HALL FAR.K . l,ituite witMis' one mile attic market town of Bilkritay, coustaingast 1.: ward, 01 34 Acres of rich Maadow, Arable, Pasture, and Yr.se t - Land, lying within It ring fence, an d in a delig:ithal situation log, huililiag, With a Farm-house, Barns, Stallies,.iptd,q.dbund op, on I.eatie to Mr. Cross; also a spacious sultstrlatal Dvieitieze house, called New Locker's Hall, sitilail; i Shun dietanCeTrom. the tuwa of Billericay, . with Pleaferst•GrOwida and Gaidetai Jt•lming. and Outbuildings, in the occupation pi Dar. Lecutt, tenant at will. 1 -. May be 'Aiwa with leave of the Tenhlits;and Particubirs ba& SO day, previous to life Sale, of Mr. Tliwtisenti, Sulatior c itosm lord ; King'l Arma, Grays • Bell, Hortaleail,:alphusiitoenford s Crown ' Billericay ; SpFeadEagle, Ingatuktua ; Mr. Arfr, ater veydr,Daruyn's HOl,, near Cerbetstre; at thejdart ; and ag iffigan sad Philbps, tilt, Broad ststat, waist Excbangr. • £ -.SEX.---KOPYHOLD FARM, MUCKWO. • ' By Messrs'. HOoGART and PkIll.L100,• • At the Auction Mart. on indav, July 12; at Twelv e , AValuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, calkd - SRI l'ON's FAIiM, M the paria's of Mumtaz, abom three miles from liorndm, three front Graye,andloar from . 1 4. bury Fort, in the county of Es.ex ; cues sting ut Fitty-seven Acr e s, of r.ch Arable Land, with a Faum-house, Barn, Stabling, Li. Out-buildings, praductivz Orchard and Cardea; let pi 'Mr. A .: kmeon, on Lease, six Years of which are now imeititired, at as remarkably low rent of Sixty-four Pound, per Minims.. May be viateed with leave Oahe l'enant ; ao.l Particalarrhad, ' twenty days previons to the Sate, of Mr. l'uwmbend, solicitor, ' itutsiforel; the King's Artit..• Grays- Bell, I toraleta ; Dollthot, ' Routford; Crown, ild'ericay ; spread Eagle, 'agate...role ; Mr. Asset . , surveyor, Datitytt's H.ll, tiear Ctiruetafyi; at tie A uc- Pon Mart ; and of 1 - ial;;;art =Li Maggot, 4.5, Wiskilniaiktrert, itauyi bieliaage. ESSEX. FREEH3LD FARM IN of NF.VENDOIL • By Messrs. HOGGART ani PHILLIPS, At the Auitiou Mart, .n Friday,' July lc, at Twelve; . 1 ROMPTON FARM, consisting. of *bout Forty. three Acres of rich Arable and Meadow 4.4 pd, lung ready in a Ring Fence, six miles from Billericay, twelvb from 1...1d015. ford, and two trom Pirsea, where cairn is iihitiped toe Landau; with a comfortable Farm-house, Barn,Stabllni, aillSitbuildrags„ Gardemand Orchard, in die occupation of Ur. Gardisee: May be viewed with leave of the Tenants; and Partiodaes had twenty days previous to the Sale,.of Mr. Townshend, Soh. Muir, Rumford; King's Arms, Grays; Bell, liornlen; Dolphin. Roadbed; Crown, hallericay; Spreatl•Eigle, lug-Ares:Aft ; Mr Amer, Surveyor, asayn's Hall, neat C•risetutye ; at the Amo ! lien Mari ; and of Hoggart and Paillip,„ Old Broadotreet, Ro y al Exchange, ESSEX.—FREEHOI.O FARM, • About two miles front the Teen of Billericay. By Messrs. HOGGART and At the Auction Mart, on Friday, ttie lieh of July, at Twelve, Gl-1111 - IAM'S FARM,- sittaitte tit the Parish of Ramsdell lien House, in the Comity of- Beset, shout two rinks and a halt from Billericay, on litamsdro Heath; consisting about Fifty Acres of remarkably nch Arable, Meadow, au! WoaUand,lyh ; wit iiin a ring It ace , with spacious Fann-liouse„ coovertible at a small expetwe into a Sporting Residence, sax. rounded by a moat, pleasure-grouuds, and gardens. The Estate lies in a beautiful part of the County, the whole ul..whickbe is • .4. . hand, excepting 12 acres. • May be viewed, and particulars had, 40 t.itys prewlestite tie sale, of Mr. Tow ushend, Solicitor, Rumford; at the King's Aims. Grays ' • Bell, Hornden ; Dolphin, Rumford; Crown, Billericay; ; Spread Eagle, Ingatesione • of Mr. Asset; Surveyor, Dampris Hall, near Corbeistye ; at the Mart; and of Massa. Hoz= and Plailoips, 62, Old Broad-street. ESSEX. Valuable FREEHOLD and CONYHOLD FARM, within Ose Mile of the fuwu of Inga:eatone. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLAPS. At ths _faction hat, on Friday, July 17, at I wdve. A I.DRIDGE'b FARM, near Fryering Church; 1- consisting of One Huadred Acres of remarkably rich AIM ble and Meadow Land, lying within a sing *** b on as elevated situation, well wooded, and surrounded by good roads, in ado , B&W situatism fur reaming a Family Residence, with a ra..a. house, Baru, stabling, and Ow-buildings. capital Orchard, and productive Gardens i in the occupation of Mr. George Hampshirr., whose leave ezpireslis three years, at a remarkably lev rem. To be viewed, with, leave of the tenant, and partien'Ars hal 20 days pervious to the bale • at the *tract F.4gle ' Ingateettese; Blue l'osts, Witham; a dr. Piukcu, Solicitor, Nu. 3, h-sev court, Temple; at the Mart; wad et Meson. Hoggart and Ylul lips, 62, Broad-street. ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND LAND , CLAN - Lill COMMON. I#l MASTS. HOOIIAIX - f and PHILLIPA. At the AUCtiali M rc, un Friday, the 19th of July, at Tirelre o'Clock, uulaw an a '.;tcptalildat lr irpriteissouly made by rate Ciaitnict, AVERY superior RESIDENCE in complete of - der. &id amicable for the accouirnodailon of a 14..Ae 1,1 ":•;'! of the first respectability, in a situation peculiarly deliglitiid 11:4 select, only live miles from the Royal Exchange. The H , al presents a substantial uaitoras edifice, and coataitis on the cipil filuor a tufty 39 feet by 15 ket e mpening on ‘4 side to a capital own g.: tact by 21. f=t„ and li hat; height, and *elite other to a Drawinprooin of die sang h proportiusis, a Library or Ilitilard.tonns, cheAftil Morning-rmes., Geatirmata's-room, Roc and Cold li.ulis, with twelve et:A:licit lical-ch.unburb :tut brewing- rooms, Nursery, and Qin, deuciipuou, jutai w.ll arranged, tervaus: skparain.lrtt And cai.'• tal Caning; detached are Stauding foe two Cati46l3, fur eight ikuriet, Fenn-yard, and Out. bedding., with a 1):;vell, front, beau dui and eitesisive Sbrubbeerwaitas,laric Kitchen G.u4icii, with malicious Fruit-trees and a +inlay s: rixis Meadow Land adjoining, .containing togettwr ts. r ,v • Accts. The Purchaser al/ay be accOnlik"iged Wi th ? n e Jew in Ilasteraes Church, and two in lialhant-Hils C!sapel, . part ot the elegant Fit:n:l.llre, at a fair trakoatioo, end part of purchase-num/1 may rematu on Margate hir three iron. To be viewed between ilia hour* ut update surd 0 1 [4. w•"` tickets only, which with particulars, assay be had fro Jay. p.:o• OtOlit to the hide, of Masers. liorprtUad "MP'. 'S ° l4 stre.st, moyal Ex,cluatige; rarticuws aim, at the ,Auzison Mast. Sun nies iS ntitawas alter S 0•114014-0 W, Sun satS 1 Man 17 hibutkes 06 8 01 attune. ator HIGH WATER AT I.O2iDON Iia:DOE 10...VIUKAW S. Mornate.....-... ...... Aftoloeue. ... so JnA.:ut4... our s • LO NDON s Ps mud .usd publishedisi Lima KLIIT,at die SI•1 I s Cassrpstsva, its sis die Vi=irte` SOF NM , 1 1 1 .. 2 11