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1.1..w -._ IP .- . .. ....__ fiktifitireertrile f " iffe NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. TORBAY, JUNE S. Arrived the AMAZON frigate, from Plyonotith.—TheLtOtda n • frigate and her convoy remain wind-bound. —Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH. JU,NE S. Sidled tke AMASON. to the westward. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 6. Arrived his Majesty's ship AUDACIOUS with eight San of trans ports from Lisbon ' and the ZIPIIIR and GAN NITT from a Mite. Sailed the Ecuo with a convoy for the Downs. DEAL, JUNE 6. Remain the outward-bound, Sec. as per last.—Wind S.W. SHEERNESS, JUNE 6. Came down from Chatham the A4puttott frigate. Arrived St the Nore the Os plat` man of war, from Yarmouth. —Sailed the Benjamin, EVANS; and Fortitude, HA, DIA, for Heligoland. LAW INTELLIGENCE. o COURT OF RING'S BENCH, THURSDAY, JUNE 6. CRIM. CON.--VERELST V. STAPLE, ESQ. This was an action to recover a compensation in damages for Criminal Conversation with the plaintiff's wife. Mr. ATTOIN tr-Gew LILA L as leading Counsel for the plaintiff rated, that the plaintiff was a gentleman of family and fortune, and the defendant was also a gentlentin holding the rank of Ma ier in the army. The plaintiff in the year 1 ses, married his present wife in Ireland; she was a woman of great beauty and accomplishments, and nearly allied to a Noble family in that kingdom. He returned with her into this country, and lived with her on terms of the greatest harmony and affection, until ber affections were seduced by the present defendant. It would appear that the defendant and Mrs. Staple were first suspected of a criminal intercourse at Harrowgate, and as he afterwards vi %bed the family, the servants were induced to watch their con duct. It was in Ike early part of the year 18 in, that the plaintiff and his wife went to live at a cottage in Old Windsor; and it would appear, that from that time the lady had declined any ma trimonial intercourse with her husband, and had insisted on as trig separate beds assigning as a reason a coldness of c o nstitution, mid a repugnance to any such communication. Whilst in London she had contrived that the defendant should be introduced to the plaintiff, when an acquaintance commenced, and he received an limitation to visit them at Old Windsor. He visited them fre- fur nity, and the suspicion which ha d arisen in the mind of Mrs `•, I ereises maid, whilst with her mistress a t Harrewgate, received t ltreagth from what she now observed. Mrs. Verelst had chan. fed her room, where she originally slept, for one adjoining that appropriated to the Major, whilst at the cottage ; and on t he 10th of October last, the Major being then at the cottage, the maid. accompanied by another of the female servants,determired to pay particular attent ion to what p assed; and, for that purpose, - after the family had retired to rest, they placed themselves in the drawing-room over which were the sleeping •rooms of Mrs. V. and the defendant; and bad not waited long, before they beard the Major's door open, and he went into Mrs. Verelst's room, where he continued about ten minutes, and then returned to his own bed. They however, said nothing of hat they had covered; but on , the Bth of December following, the defendant again came to the cottage. The plaintiff was ab sentrs. ; he, how ever, - stopt and slept there ; an d the two women, Mrs. e, and Dolly Bates, again determined to watch them, and for this purpose they concealed themselves, after Mrs. V. and the defen dant bad retired to their respective rooms, in a spare bed-room, the door of which was directly opposite those of Mite. V. and the defendant. They had not continued long in that situation, before they observed Mrs. V.'s door open, and she went into the Ma jor's room, shut the door after her, and locked herself in; here she continued till five o'clock on the following morning, when the women, who continued on the watch during that time, heard her retire to her own room. The appearance of the lady's appa rel nett morning, and other circumstances, were such as left no Wm to doubt due fact of the adultery having been committed. These circumstances were fully proved in evidence. Mr. Serjeant BUT, for the defendant, called no evidence in • asatradiction ;he stated, however, that the defendant was a gen tleman of small fortune, tied submitted to the Jury that this was sot a ease of that aggravated nature which some were ; here was ao breach of sacred friendship,theredidnot appear to be any part'. solar intimacy between the defendant and plaintiff; it was a mere acquaintance of a few months standing; he stionki, however, leave his client with perfect confidence in the hands of the Jury ; and whatever was their decision it would, he had no doubt, be such as would satisfy the ends of justice. The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff —Damages X 2004). CRIM. CON.—PITT V. HUNT. This was also an action to recover damages for Criminal Con • venation with the plaintiff's wife. Lord ELLIIIII3OaCIUGE observed, that the seduction here wa► clearly on the part of the woman ; and though the unfortseate husband was entitled to a verdict, he could not elk damages for the loss of such a profligate wife. Verdict for plaintiff-40s. BOXING. The match for 190 guineas, and a subscription purse of SO, be tween Young Belcher and Silverthorne, took, place yesterday, on Crawley Heath, near Copthorne. The ring was first formed at Copthorne, but here some Refines placed their waggoas contrary to orders, and all thaflash rhdoric of Gibbons could not prevail on ahem to move, for the sturdy rogues swore they were par.shioners, end as good and as great as any gentleman in the land; and, to elude them, he moved his ring to the place above stated. Betting was S to 1 ; an eleher ; and the seconds were Gully and Jones, for Belcher; d Gibbons and Caleb Baldwin for the Wesunin *ter Champion. THE BATTLE. Rend 1. Silverthorne made play by attempting a stomacher et his adversary, which was well stopped, and repaid right and left on the mouth and temple, which produced an effusion of blood. The combatants disengaged, and Silverthorne hit short at the body, and was hit down. No man was ever more milled in one round.-4 to lon Belcher. 3..Silverthorne, with timidity, arising no doubt from punish /tient in the first round, kept away from his adversary; but on retreating to the extremity of the ring, Belcher made play right and left, which told on the head. Silverthorne planted a slight blow at ill-judged distance on his adversary's throat, without effeet, and be again was stopped, when Belcher patted his arm in defiance, and Silverthorne planted a good body blow, and he was repaid by a borer. S. Silverthorne bled like a sheep at the hands of an men. tioner, and Belcher's fists were perfectly crimsonecl. A slight rally took place, in which Silverthorne was punished, but Belcher t h re w away blows, and Silverthorne made two go od stops. Bel cher missed a hit and closed, when Silverthorne threw him, but he was much weakened by loss of blood. 4. Silverthorne made a hit at the body, which was half stop ped, and a smart rally took place, in the former part of which Belcher was evidently weakened, and his adversary bad none the worst of it ; but Belcher is always a strong hitter, and after put ting in a blow, clesng took place, and Silverthorne receive a Bross buttock, to use a tec hnical phrase, enough to burst him. d s. Both evidently weak, but Belcher hit his adversary twice in the face with' his right band, which added considerably to the effusion of claret. An irregular rally took place, and Silverthorne fell. Any odds, but no takers. 6. Belcher made a good right-handed hit at the head, which was well ped, and he planted a tremendous right-handed body-blow stop , which did not Immediately tell, but Silverthorne fell in attempting to hit. 7. Silverthorne. in a most distressed state, appeared anxious to get a hit, but Bekher waited on him car: fully until he rallied, and when staggering with failure of strength, Belcher bit him a violent blow in the throat, with which he went down withbeat re doubled force, and n ever a pp eared again ; he was, however, by not appearing in time, for, on his Second's attempting to help him of the bole.liolder's knee, he fell prostrate,and was carried to a post chaistte. B e lcher threw a sotnerset on winnitlg, and rode to London on the box of a Gentleman's Ivrouche ; but different was the situation of the loser, who was assisted to bed. The battle lasted 19 minutes. litaseastes.—Bekher fought caotiously, and had no diffeulty la getting at his man whee l he chose with a one, two. Silver. !how made but one it during the battle. and was conti nually throw i ng away rig ht-handed r i g blows, at half-len g th, at Bei teher's body, which left the left side of his own head open, and 'of whist lisiotyr, by hi. qeickness, did not fail to take advantage. RIR I H. on the 12th ult. at W eyrtukut A, the Lady of C,aptainManghan; ef the Royal Marines, of a daughter. No . . SALES BY AUCTION. • SURREY. Ily Messrs. SKINNER, TU CHI N, and FOREST, At Garraway's, on Wednesday. June 19, at Twelve, A Genteel COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with con- J—IL venient Offices, Court-yard, Coach-house, Stabling, Plea sure Ground, agreeably laid out, Greenhouse, and large Kitchen Garden, pleasantly • situate in Ham-street, contiguous to that much admired spot Hart Common, in the County of Surrey, in the vicinity of Ntersham, Kingston, and Richmond, now in the possession of Edward Moble y , Esq. who quits on the 16th of July next, when possession may be had. The house contains Five Bed-chambers, exclusive of Servants' Apartments, a neat D rawing.room, Entrance Hall, a Dining-room, a Breakfast-room, a Gentleman's Dressing-room, a good Kitchen, &c. The Pre mises are Leasehold, held for a long term, at a Rent of Twenty four Pounds per Annum. To be viewed with Tickets, which, with Printed Particulars, may be hadef Messrs. Skinner, 'ruchin, and Forrest, Alders fate-street. Particulars also at Garraway's. SALES BY AUCTION. NORFOLK—CAPITAL RESIDENCE AND FARM, In the best Sporting Part of the Country. By Messrs. SKINNER, TLICHIN, and iORREST, On Tuesday, the 25th of June, 1811, at twelve o'clock, at Gar raway's Coffee-house. 'Change Ailey, Cornhill, London. A m OST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE , called MOUNT IDA, commanding a variety of beautiful prospects, delightfully situate near Houghton Park, eight miles from Rainhant, and 16 from Lynn, a fine sporting part of the county of Norfolk, abounding with game; comprising an excel lent well-finished residence in complete order, with offices of every description, coach-bogie, stabling, extensive pleasure and 1 kitchen gardens, with lofty walling, laws , plantations, and beau tiful shrubbery walks, peacheries, grapery, pinery, succession- h o uses, and conservatory, and 107 Acres of excellent pasture and 1 arable land, with suitable farming buildings, four cottages, &lc. forming altogether a very eligible residence. To be viewed 28 days preceding the sale, and printed partien lan may be had en the premises; also of Messrs. Foster and Un thank, Solicitors, Norwich ; Messrs. Gedge and Barker, Printers, Bury ; Mr. Jackson, Printer, Ipswich ; at the Angel, Yarmo ith; Duke's Head, Lynn ; Ram, Newmarket ; of Mr. Geldart, Solici , tor, Gray's Inn, London ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Skin t nor, Tuehin, and Forrest , Alders:ate-street, London. .--- -- - - - GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSE, with Immediate Possession, between Kingston and Petersham, SURREY. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, June t 9, at twelve, in lets. A Genteel DWELLING•HOUSE, of handsome 1 HUNTINGDONSHIRE...-PULEMWTo R m y, -I- .I- elevation, fore court and gardens, situate on the west side 1 By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, of Ham Common, the corner of Ham-street, a short distance At Garraway's, on Tuesday r , June the Trustees, 25, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, fr o m Petersham Richmond, end Kingston, in the count y of , By orde of Surrey. The House contains 7 bedchambers, a drawing room, , VALUABLE and very improvable FREEHOLD dining-parlour, abreakfast parlour, a Gentleman's dressing room, V and COPYHOLD FARMS, advantageously situate at kitchen and other conveniencies. 'r he premises command a plea- Wistow, a fertile part of the County, seven miles from Huntirg sing and extensive prospect, and are entitled to valuable common don, and six from St. Ives, both capital market towns, the Estate rights. Immediate possession may be had. Also a detached of the late John Jackson, Esq. of Godtuanchester, deceased ;er m, nursery ground, containing about an acre, with sundry buildings, prising two veg eligible and desirable Farms, containing about and a ground rent of fi ve guineas per annum; held for upwards icing tw ee enclosed and open Field Meadow, Pasture, and Arable of '2O years, at a trifling rent. Lands, with suitable Farm Houses and Offices Dove-houses, To he viewed by tickets, which, with printed Particulars, May • Barns, Stabling, Out-buildings, and Worktnens',Tenements, in be had of Messrs. Knight and Shrubsole,Kingsten; and of Mrs aa t the occupation of Messrs. John Dring and Thos. Sherman, gotel Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-streets Particular" end respectable tenants,whose terms expire next Ladyay,smoun o at Garraway's. , tine to about S3OO per annum, capable of considerable increase. May be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom prin el Particulars may be had one month preceding the Sale ; also at the Pelican, Warboys; Fountain, Huntingdon ; Crown, St. lv,s; Falcon, St. Neots ; of Mr. Hodson, Printer, Cambridge ; Messrs. Newcombs, Printers, Stamford; Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, Solicitors, Temple; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tu ' 'n, and Forrest, Aldersgate-Mmet. -- -:-:=.—___---L--- ------ CO'II'AGE, CSAISE-HOUSE, STABLE, large GARDEN,' and two rich PADDOCKS, between Kingsland and Hackney, with Immediate possession. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCRIN, and FORREST, I I At Garraway'i, on Wednesday, June 19, at 12, in One Lot, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD COTTAGE, r 1 with Chaise-hause, Stable, and large productive Garden, fully cropped and planted with an abundance of choice Fruit Trees, pleasantly situate at Lamb Farm, a short distance from Kingsland Turnpike, near Darlston and Hackney. The Cottage contains three good Bed-chambers, two Servants' Rooms, a handsome Sitting Room, a Dining Parlour entrance Hall, con venient Kitchen, Dairy, Wash-house, Yard, Clialse-house, Sta bles and Cow-house, and a rick Meadow adjoining, containing about two Acres • also, an excellent detached M eadow, contain ing Four Acres a nd a Half. To be viewed, and printed Particulars had on the Pruning ; also at the Swan public-house, near the Turnpike, Kingsland• road ; Mermaid, Hackney ; Crown, Newington; at Garravray's, and of Mean. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. BRIGHTON. GENTEEL RESIDENCE, with immediate possession. 1 By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, Oa Thursday, the 'l7th Instant, at Eleven, on the Premises, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, delightfully ssituatele ate in the Royal Crescent, on the Eas t Cliff, at that and celebrated watering place, Brighton, in Sussex t Consisting of a convenient Residence, No. 1, with Gardens and ' Ground for Coach-house and Stabling. The House contains two Drawing-rooms, with folding doors, Dining and Breakfast-par lour, six Bed-chambers with convenient Offices. The Pre mises I command a full and uni nterruptedi view both of the Sea and the iDowns : in frost of the Royal Crescent is a spacious Lawn, in- , closed with a handsome railing, with a drive round. The Land tax is redeemed. " On the same day will also be Sold by Auction, the Household Furniture, Linen, China, Glass, kc. The House may he viewed ten, and the Effects two days prece ding the sale, when Particulars and Catalogues may be had on the Premises; also of Messrs. Lee, Printers, Lewes; B. C. Williams, Esq. Lincoln's Inn Fields; and of Mears. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, -' • -- ------ Capital DWELLIWNith ImmedG-HOUSE an d d outSHOP, in the STRAND, iate in By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, June 19, at twelve, ikVALUABLEand exceedingly-eligible LEASE HOLD ESTATE, most advantageously situate, in a pre ferable part of the south side of the Strand, near Somerset-house; consisting of an excellent commodious Brisk Dwelling-house and Shop, (No. 149,) with &able bow frt nt, and distinct passage en trance. The Premises occupy an extensive front and depth, and contains three rooms on a door, drawing and dining-rooms, spa cious shop, parlour, counting-house, convenient offices, cellars, I and yard ; in the occupation of Mr. Watson, goldsmith and jewel- ' ler, retiring Into the country. Held for two terms, making SS years from Lady-clay last, at low rents. To be viewed : and printed Particulars bad on the premises ; also at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchia, and Forrest, MIDDLESEX, ON THE BORDER OP HERTS. Freehold Manor Residence, Pleasure Grounds, Paddocks, pro ductive Farm, and Lands,,Tythe-free, with an early possession. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Thursday, July 4, at Twelve , at Garraway's,in 9 Lots, A VALUABLE and exceedingly eligible FREE HOLD ESTATE, situate at Bull's Cross, in the Parish of Et field, in the County isf Middlesex, on the bord w der of Hens, only 12 miles from London , commanding pleasing vies over 'lleobald's Park, and a vast extent of country. The Estate com prises the Manor of Heneylands and Pentriches, otherwise Ca. pels, with the Quit Rents, Fines, Heriots, and Royalties, and Capel House, a commodious Residence, fit for the accommoda• tion of a large family, containing a Drawing-room, Dining, and Breakfast Parlours and Library, with ten Bed-chambers, suitable Dressing-rooms, and Apartments for Servants, excellent domestic Offices of every description, Coack-house, Stabling, an o Out-buildings, productive Gardens, Green-house, Pleasure. ground, Lawn and Paddocks of Meadow Land, margined for a considerable distance by shrubbery walks and Plantations, beau tifully intersected by the windings of the New River. An ex cellent Cottage House, with good Gardens, and Farm-yard, with capital Buildings for the purposes of husbandry, several Inclo sures of very productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, nearly extending to the high road, at Waltham C ro and ss, the whole conta i n ing about Two Hundred Acres, Tythe-free,- tax redeemed. May be viewed on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, three weeks preceding the Sale, by tickets,between the hours of eleven and four, which with printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Roberts, Solicitor, No. S to re-street, B t :df o rd.square ; also of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, where a plan may be seen.—The Farm and Lands to be viewed by apply in Joh Cheyne, ailiff, of whom Particulars may be had; als g o a to t the n Four Swans, B Wa l tham Cross; Greyhound, Enfield; and at Gamway's. FREEHOLD COTTAGE and GARDEN, Ponder's End, nes: Edmonton, Middlesex. Ey Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, , On Wednesday, June 19. at Twelve, at oarraway's, 1 AVERY Improvable FRE EHOLD COTTAGE, ' with a large productive Garden, well stocked with a variety of fruit-trees, &c. a Chaise-house, Stable, and convenient Out offices, with a piece of waste, pleasantly situate in South-street, Ponder's End, in the occupation of Mr. Webb, tenant at will, at a low rent of only £26 per annum : the Land-ta: is redeemed. To be viewed, and printed particulars may be had, en the pre anises; rnises; also at the Goat, Ponder's End ; White Hart and Ship, Tottenham; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. FREEHOLDS, MIDDLESEX. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORRIST, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, June it, at if, in Two L ots, AN Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of two brick Dwelling-houses, Nos 23 and 24, situate in Great Arthur-street, Goswell-street, In te cuatin of Mr. Hawes and Mr. Tyler, tesants at will, a t ne tt ren p ts, o amounting to £4O per annum. To be viewed, and printed particulars may be had on the Pre mises; also at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aidersgate-street. REVERSION. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Wednesday, June 19, at 12, at Garraway's, in One Lot, 'THE REVERSION to One-fourth of £2OO per Annum, Long Annuities, expectant upon the demise of a Widow Lady, aged 61, if her Son, aged 25, shall survive her ; and also to the Reversion of, and in the whole, or such further part or parts of the said Long Annuities as the said Son, in the of event aforesaid, may be entitled to, in case all, any, or either the three persons who are now entitled is the other three parts or shares shall happen to die in the life-time of his said Mother. The Son's life is insured against the Mother's in one of the Pub lic Offices, in the sum of £5OO. Printed particulars may be had, ten days preceding the Sale, of Messrs. White and San, No. 9, Lincoln's Inn Old Buildings ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aidersgate-street. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, NEWINGTON, SURREY. By Meurs.SICINNER,TUCHIN and FORREST, On Wednesday, the 11Ith of June, at 12 o'clock, at Gamow'. Coffee-house, Change-Alley, Cornhill, in one Lot, , AN eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate in that part of Pheasant-place, between Pitt-street and Elliott's-row, leading from Newington to ' West-square, consist ing of four neat Dwelling-houses recently erected, with small Gardens, No. 6,7, 8 , and 0, in the occupation of Mean, Du bury, Jones, Jones, and Stanley, alt creditable Tenants, At low Rents amoonting to Eighty-four Pounds per Annum, held for Seventy-four Years at a trilling Ground Rent of Thirteen Pounds per Annum. To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale, when printed Par ticulars may be had of she Tenants also at the Rockingham I Arms, at Garraway's, and of Messrs. Tuchin and For rest, Aidersgate-street. WHITE WALTHAM, BERlLL—Mosinible Priebeld Kt dem and Farm, containing 226 Ames, tythe-free, except for a very small part, and Land-Tax redeemed, with immediate Possession —By Messrs. SKINNER,I'UCHIN Sc FORREST, on Thursday the 4th July, at 12, at Gallaway 's, in one tot, AVALUABLE and very desirableFREEHOL D ESTATE, pleasantly situate on an eminence at WhiteWal tharn, in a sporting part of the county of Berks, commanding de lightful views of Windsor Castle, Cliefden,Taplow-hills, and over a v a s t extent of rich and beautiful country, four tidies front Mai denhead, Bmfield, and Bracknell, a from Windsor, 10 from Rea ding, and only SO front London, called Waltham-place; compri sing a genteel commodious Residence, with domestic Offices of every description, spacious Court-yard, with double Coach-house to and Stabling, together w ith ever y necessary building adapted the residence and farm, walled Gardens, capital Hot-bottom, Green-house, and the adjoining inclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lands, containing 226 Acres, ornamented with a beautiful lake, various parts of the Grounds are intersected with pleasure walks, pleasingly ornamented with fine growing timber, and the premises are abundantly supplied with fine water. In a short time after the sale of the Estate, win be Sold, the genteel Household Furniture, Live and Dead Farmin: Stock, and vario u s Effects.—To be view ed by tickets only, which stay be had, wi'k printed Particulars, of Messrs. Skinner, Tuehin and Forrest, Al derspte-etreet, where a plan may be seen. Particulars also of Mr. 'Jame, Solicitor, Staple Inn, Holborn ; and at Garrawars. 100 ACRES of GRASS LAND, witb as elegant VILLA, at Hendon, Middlesex. By Messrs. SKINNER, TucHn4, and FORREST, At Cutaway's, on Thursday, July 11, at 12, in several Lots, AVALtuostz and most Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate is the Parishes of Hendon and Flncbley, a rural and beautiful part of the county of Middle sex, within seven miles of the metropolis ; comprising an elegant Villa of handsome elevation, with excellent domestic Office; of LEASEHOLD FARMS of 11111 Acres, with an excellent Dwel- every description, coach-house and excellent stabling, beautiful ling-House, Garden, and Bailiff's Cottage, near ROMFORD, I and extensive pleasure-grounds, shrubberies, lawa, and capital with immediate possession. walled garden, fully cropped, and planted with a variety of wall By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, and standard fruit-trees, two fruitery-houses, orangery, ice- On Tuesday, June 25, at twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee - house, and elegant dairy, and the surrounding rich paddocks of house, Change-alley, Cornhlll, London, in One Lot, r productive meadow-land, tithe-free s lying within a ring fence, TWO very Desirable Leasehold F ATM S, conve.. i intersected by a serpentine river, and well stocked with valeable niently situated at the fourteen-mile-stone on the high Essex ant stately timber-trees, pleasingly disposed, containing in the Road, within two miles of the market town of Romford. Cons- Thee near 100 Acres, with a farm-yard and suitable buildings. prising New Hall and Pinchbeck Farms, containing One Hun- Villa is su'table for a large family, and contains eleven bed dred and Eighty-eight Acres of rick Meadow, Pasture, and !limbers, three dressing-rooms, an entrance-hall, drawing-room, Arable Land, recently improved at a considerable expenee, lying -dtaing-rooso, anti-room, and library, a corridor leads from the very compact, and n a high state of cultivation, with a Brick principal akartments to a conservatory and a handsome saloon Dwelling-house in good repair, fit for the residence of a Gentle- plied l-room. The house and offices haveremarkably well sup man ; excellent Earn, Granary, Chaise-house, Stabling, other with good water. The premises been recently put into Out-buisdinp, and a good Garden. A Farm Yard, with a Bal. a complete state of repair and much improved, at a very conside rable Messuage. rable expense , and Sr. now fi t for the immediate reception of a To be viewed, and printed particulars may be had on the Pre- family. Imme di ate possession may be bad. •ruchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate- , raises; also at the Bell, Chelmsford ; Wilke Hart Inns, lirente To be viewed by tickets only, which, with printed particulars ,l, wood and Iltomford ; Angel, Ilford ; at Garraway's ; and of may be bad of Messrs. Skinner, I.4essrs. bkinner, Todd", and Forrest, Alderszate-street. street. Particulars also at Cutaway's. of SALES Bi - AUCTION• ToUlaV/KHURST and CRANBROOK, KENT. by Messrs. SKINNER, TUCH N, and FORREST, . On Thursday, /lily 4. at 12, at Garraway's. In two tuts, AN eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE , situate in the beautiful and mai-ad:l4A village of Hawkburst, a most delightful part of the county of Kent, about 6 inda (Ton the Markel Town of Cranbronk. Consisting of a commodious residence, with domestic offices, suitable for the accommodation of a genteel and regpectahle family, coach-house, stalling, and extensive garden. Also a new erected Freehold Home, with office aad garden, In the Market Town of Conlin* To be viewed 14 days preceding the sale, when pri,ated particulars may be had at the George, Cranbrook; Angel and Sussex Taverns, Tunbridge Wells; of Mr. Blake. printer, Mald.tone; u, Garn. way's ; and of Meow'. Skinner, Tochle and Forrest. YORKSHIRE—A DELIGHTFUL IIE'I IR EMI•NT. By Messrs. WINNER., TUCH: F EST, On Thursday, July 11, at I^, at Carraway'r, ASmall and compact, but most de ' irable FREE. HOLD ESTATE, agreeably situated in the much Arid. red village of Welton, a fine sporting part of the tact Riding o f Yorkshire, a cheap and plentiful Country—about ten milts from Hull, Beverley. and Market Vf eighton, and within four of South Cave ; comprising a cottage villa. of handsome and not. form elevation, with coach-house, stabling, and every requisite dice for the accommodation of a genteel family. The grounds contain about eight acres, and are laid out with great taste into two lawr.s, a productive and WA-stocked kitchen garden, with a double hot-house, thick and thriving shrubberies, and a paddock, margined by a pleasure walk, forming a delightful reteren . ent, that may be supported at a moderate ripener, the air is obis I. ous, the neighbourhood highlyrespectable, ant' the tales very i. w. The estate commands chainting views over a picturesque and interesting country, beautifully intersected by the River Hu •••Itie. More Land contiguous to the Village may be purchased by WI , Tate Contract. To be viewed byTickets. only, which may be had with printed Particulars of Mr.' Martin, Attornee, Hull; and of Meats. • Skinner, Tuchin and Forrest, Alder rgate•atreet, sabers the Elt. vation of the House may he seen. SURREY.—An e'egant VILLA, with an excellent FARM of 182 Acres of Land, with several beautiful Spots for Building upoa,within seven miles of Town. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN and FORREST, On Thursday, July 11, at 12, at Garraway's, in several Lots, ACAPITAL, valuable, and most desirableFßEE. HOLD ESTATE, caned Furzedown or Woodlands, the property and residence of Henry Baring, Esq. situate between the villages of Tooting and Streatham, consisting o' a capi:alme dem-built Villa, erected upon a judicious plan and handsome ele vation, the principal apartments elegantly fitted up, excellent do- mestic offices of every description, coach-houses and stabling, possessing every accommodation, suitable for a family of dirioc tion, delightful pleasure grounds, plantations, and shrubbery ' walks, laid out with superior taste, in an improved and greyly admired style, capital conservatory and pbeasantry, ki:clien pr den, encompassed by lofty walling, and the surrounding incloscr a of excellent meadow,Rastere, arable and wood Land, in a high 1 state of cultivation, lying very compact within a ring fence, or -1 namented with thriving timber, pleasingly disposed, and cru.rzsit ing in the whole upwards of 182 Acres, with two hantiwme lodges, a good farm yard, bailiff's messuage, bullock I Klee, a, d proper buildings for the business of husbandry. The Veda is erected in the centre of the grounds, on the summit of a he..,nt.full sloplag lawn, commanding extensive and picturesque vicar- over a rich and fertile country, also the valuable Manor of 'l' ooting Graveney. To be viewed by Tickets only, three wake precedii g t".e sale, which with printed Particulars may be had of Mrcws Ainner, Tuchin and Forrest, Aide:nate-street. Particulars alto at Gana• AVERSION OF A FREEHOLD ESTATE IN SURREY. By Messrs. SKINNER, 'I'UCHIN, and FORREST, On 'rhursday, the 11th July, at 12, at Garraway's, THE Absolute REVERSION o f a VAluable and most Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, delightfully .iteate at Beddington, in the midst of all kinds oilfield sports a 11,1 U. tlful part of the ' county of Surrey, between Croydon and Cat shah an ton, and a short distance from Banstead Downs ; compr.ers excellent and commodious residence, with snhable domestic Of fices, Coach-house, Stabling, Lawn, Pleasure Ground, and Shrub beries, containing altogether Three Acres and a Halt, now in the possession of Sir Christopher Robinson, on lease. The purchaser will be entitled to the Freehold Estate, on the demise of a Lady, aged 56 years. Printed particulars may be had at Garraway's, and of MC'll3. Skinner, Techin and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. CJIMIIitiDGESEIRE AND SU EPOLIL VALUABLE MANORS, ADVOWSONS, soli ESTATES. By Mr. PEYTON, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change alley, Curnbill, eatiy in the Month of July, HE MANORS of BOROUGH GREEN and Z WESTLEY, and the Perpetual Advowson of the Rrnory of Borough Green, and sundry very valuable Estates, in the oc cupation of Messrs. Wedge, Fletcher, Lyles, Wells, and tither., most respectable Tenants at Will; with the magnificent WoAs in hand; containing together upwards of 3100 Acres. The Manors of Witharsfield and Shardlnes; Ailing - on (ie Sbudycamps) and the perpetual Advowsoit of' the Rectory of Withersfield, and sundry very valuable E.tat.s in the o:ctipurta of Messrs. Sig's, John Siggs, Westrop Ewen Wedge, and otritz, very respectable Tenants at Will; as she, the be a nd ard thriving Woods in land, containing in the whole upwards of 1500 Acres. The Westley and Borough Green Estates are situate five rii.es from Newmarket, In the County of Cambridge, nn the olio Lon don road. The Wlthersfield and Shudycamp's Estates are situate in the County of Suffolk , wit hin three miles or Haverill, ael on the turnpike road leading from that'town to Linton. 'l' hese Estates are well worth the attention of Capitalists :^i Sportsmen, as they .bound with Game, and are only d stant tr. si the metropolis 53 miles. The Land in general is in a high ita:e of cultivatiuts and the Buildings in cap,:al repair, and one 1-ina:e 'on each Estate may be converted into a Utntlenlan's Reside:se at a trifling espence. The day of Sale will be adversiseti in time, and printed particulars delivered at Mr. /atniie New Boswell-coarto.Linesie's inn, Landoet SUSSEX. AN EXCELLENT MANSION, -WITH F.IGHTY-ONE ACRES OF LAND.--By Mr. WEI.LER, en the Pretties, on Tuesday, the leds of lane, I fili " lit ".."' TE truly Vattiable and:Desirable TREEI-101.1) d ESTATE of AVISFORD PLACE, the Residt , ..c: , Admiral Mots TA 0U , (Exonerated from Land• Tax). Comprising most substantial Mansion, in ;complete ..:..e of solid and ornamental repair, and contain., in the 1:14 Qr.', ample Cellarage ;on the grou nd' floor. a handsome Hail. l Staircase, well proportioned Eating and ßreak!ast Roosts, 7.1:. a I neat Library and Greenhouse, likewise Domestic Offices, .e.- t 1 with sotiveniencles of every description; on the first floo r, 1 ~rf fine proportioned Drawing Roan, six airy Red Ckemh,r.. t•-r I Dressinßooms, Water Closets, four larg e Attics, Store 1tc..••"3 and Hou semai.ls Closeth ca pacions Tents and good sp rin t "'a ..; a large Kitchen Garden and Melon Gr ound, inclosed by b t was covered with the choicest Fruit Trees, fine Espaliers ? 3 Filbert h e dges, abundantly cropped with Veg etables, • ['nut 1 " , capital six stalled Stable, Lofts,two Carriage Hoose,a very ~,. piste fitted up Brewhonse Granary, Drying Yard, and Your: Houses. This delightful ' Residence is situate in a Lawn 0' ••" wards of Fifty Acres, beltedby a luxuriant Shrubberyand Pia, tat Gmunds, the agricultural Buildings, which are very collet,, It [ in a Dell, screened from stew by Forest 'Frees. The rolia!; . I [ I part of the Land surrounds the Paddock with three neat t.s..ii•ii. and Garens. The e ligibility of situation, unrivalled beauty of country, in extensive marine and land prospects of hill and dale, rid a''" lightfully featured champaign country, can not be sulicie rtl y 4e ellihod—it must be seen to be properly appreetted; the " * peculiarly dry, the air salubrious and heahhy,in a witty re ,- , ,, able neighbourhood, syrrol,ndeti by the best roads, ma r a 1...1u5t• able and retired Watering Place, and a very short dista:.ct Ewa the Due of Richmonds Fox Hounds. Print k ed Particulars ' may be had at the AlletiAll Mi tt. Messrs. Winstanley, paternoster-row ; Mr. H. Philli., Ban street • at the Lib. &r i t e, Tunbridge Wells, Eritbieb. W c• nt ' .ll and B o gnor; at the principal Inns in the neiplibounw Mat's Towns ; and of Mr. Weiler, Chiches t er, of whom Tiskets a/ be had to view. • _i_......-----------; LONDON i Printed and publishedby • Levacgr a r,at the: eligica s No. L. Garey.stree, and at the Office, Tar IDP h 1111. ; i ti . t;Jrr ,~1 .•. ` !r Mlid sm. .11.