Star. — London, England, 1811-06-04 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, MAY U. A rUmour is in circulation that Marshal the Prince of Essling has at length been able to bring on a ge neral engagement with the English, who have been beaten. It is said that their loss is considerable. The details of this victory are anxiously expected. A brilliant exploit of the garrison of Almeida is also spoken of. The Pacificateur, of 80 guns, was launched last week at Antwerp. - CAF.N, MAY 26. Last night their Majesties were present at the ball to which they had the goodness to permit the City to invite them. At five o'clock this morning their Ma jesties set out for Cherburgh. MAY 9.7.—His Majesty mounted his horse at four o'clock yesterday morning, and rxle over all that part of the country towards the mouth of the Orne, to the distance of three leagues from Caen. He was ac companied by the Prince Vice Roy, the Minister of the Marine, &c. His Majesty returned to Caen at ten o'clock. CASSEL, MAY 19. Their Majesties set off from this town at five o'clock this morning, and proceeded in the direction of Ems. Her Majesty will remain there to take the benefit of the waters, while his Majesty continues his journey to Paris. Their absence will not be long. THE ARMY. Yesterday, at two o'clock, his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK held a Public Levee at his Office in the Horse Guards, which was attended by not less than 500 General and other Officers. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Kent, Cumberland, and Cambridge. The Dukes of Rutland and Montrose. Sir H Burrard, at the head of all the officers of the lit regiment of Foot Guards. Colonel Bayly, at the head of the Officers of the Coldstream Gust ds. Sir John Dalrymple, lathe head of the Officers u( the 9d regi ment of Foot Guards. General Barron, at the head of the Officers of the 24 LifeGuardi Colonel Olaughlain, at the head of the Officers of the let Life Guards. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, and Colonel Grant, at the head of the Officers of the isth I,ight Dragoons Lord Paget ,at the head of all the Officers of the 7th Light Dra- goons. Major-General Macleod at the head of all the Officers of tke Royal Artillery in or near 'London. colonel Robinson, at the head of all the Remarking Staff. General Calvert, at the head of the Adjutant General's Staff. General Brovrnrigg, at the hood of the Quarter Master General's Staff. lord Mulgrave and his Staff. lord Chatham ditto. Right Honourable Sir David Dundas and the Staff of Chelstia Hospital. Commissary General in Chief and his Ft +R. Dr. Weir, (and his Staff) a Director General of the Medical Board. His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge, at the head of the Staff of the Home District. The whole in Military uniform with boots. The Levee was understood to be a general assem bly of Military Officers, to congratulate his Royal Highness upon his re-appointment to be Commander in Chief. His Royal Highness was dressed in his Field Mar shal's uniform. Each Officer was introduced into the presence of his Royal Highness, by the Aides de Camp in waiting, Colonel S. BRowN and Lora AR THUR Sousatsvr, Lord TYROONNEL, and Major D. BARCLAY. Brigadi4P.General Diucs, the hero of Barrosa, was presented to his Royal Highness, on his return from Cadiz, anal Colonel ARBUTHNOT, on his arrival with dispatches from Lord WELLINGTON. Revtaw.—The orders for the review by his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, on Friday the 7th inst. are for the regiments to be formed in close columns of companies on their respective posts by half-past eight o'clock. At nine to deploy into line. At ten o'clock precisely his Royal Highness will come on the ground.—A general salute.— The Prince will pass down the line.—The line will break into open column, and pass in review in ordinary and quick time—wheel into line—fire three vollies and charge—retire by passing files to the rear. The line advance in open order.—General salute. Lord PAGET IS to command the volunteer cavalry at the ensuing Review, and then to proceed to take the command of the cavalry under tOrd WELLING TON, who will get the local rank of General. The following Order w as issued by Lieutenant. General GRAHAM, on the occasion of the Brigade of Foot Guards (who conducted themselves with such distinguished bravery at the battle of Barrosa) em barking for England : GPIERAL ORDERS. Theßrigade of G uarik, untie . the command of Brigadier-Ge sweat hither, having been ordered hornet, and to embark accord ing to the General Orders of yesterday, it will readily be intagin ed that, however de.irotis the Lieutenant-General is that his Brigade should enj o y re p ose, and should have an opportunity of recruiting the severe losses it has sustained, he cannot part with such troops without sincere 'regret at the loss of so valuable corps. It is doing no more thasiatrict justice to declare in public manner, that Fe considers the. conduct of this brigade ns most exemplary during all the time he has had the honour • their command, while tt, it hehavioux in the held was such as to secure to them the admiration and aprlause of their country. "Their exertions on the .ith of March, in the opinion of the Hen tenant-General, can sneer he over-rated. It is not less creditable to them as good soldiers, that be has it in his power to make are agreeable report of their conciset is quarters; he requests that; tke Btigadier-Genend, the Officers, Nun-crimulissioned Officers,' and soWiers of the brigade:, will accept his best thanks, and be; assured of his best wishes en every occasion.—Cadiz, Map S. Col. DUCKWOitlit, who fell so gallantly in Portn.,;, gal, was only .2ayears of age ; and married at a very' early age Miss FaNstiawt, daughter of Commission* FANSHAWE, of Plymouth Dock-yard. On the day'. , that the afflicting news arrived at Plymouth, their only son, tour years old, lay dead in the house, awl , w.ss buried the following day. Thursday last, the. Ist (or Highland) regiment Of Edinburgh local militia, commanded lay Lieutenant=' • Colonel IVI , LitAx, of Coll, in the absence of Colonel A. M. MURRAY, was i.lspected and reviewed, 'with great eclat, by Major-General SCOTT, The 24:1 Surrey Militia marched into }Picea Bar racks, on Fnklay ; the East Suffolk marched from Gusport to Portchester ; and a detachment of the Ist West York, marched for Chatham. • • imprig pmturopics. PLTIWOUTH. JUNI S. Sir 'rimmArWict.tatms arrived here this morning, in the ROYAL Geonoz, 110 guns, on his way to Basque Roads; he saluted Admiral CALIPE/t with 154 guns, which were returned by IS. A very Loge fleet of merchantmen and transports, full• of troops and stores for Spain and Portugal, passed by this day, under convoy of the Romucus and WOLVERINE.—Arrived the ALPIIEA cutter, from r•Portsmonth.—Sailed the ACASTA frigate for Wey mouth and Portsmouth.—Wind S. In a report of the case, the KING v. Joszen FERNS, copied from a Morning Paper, and inserted in the STAR of the 17th ultimo, the name of Mr. ED WARD BOZLEY occurs as having been concerned with others in a conspiracy to defraud the Revenue. We now understand, that so far from this being the case, no indictment was ever preferred against that Gentle-‘ man, who is as respectable and honourable a charac ter as any in the country, nor had he any thing to do with the transactions in question. DEAL, TUNE 3. This morning, the body of a young man, of the Came down from the river the Lady Lushinztont name of Tighe, about 1 8 years of age , was f o u n d in for the East Indies. Sailed BANTERE R, on a cruize off the Paddin g ton Canal. The deceased was the son of a publican—had gone into a boat about twelve last Flushing. Arrived the SAMPSON, from the Brazils.— Wind S. W. night with some of his companions, fell overb oard, YARMOUTH, JUNE s. and was drowned.—lt is now nearly ten y ears since #4lse Paddington Canal was opened, and in that period This morning a fleet, consisting of about twenty upwards of ninety persons have perished in it. sail of ships, for the Baltic , under con vo y of the AG oitEssolt, appeared off this port, and after being joined Istthe FAWN sloop, Vass gun brig, and HERO cut ter, and ships waiting convoy, sailed immediately with a. fine breeze at W.S.W. Sailed for Leith the ACUTE gun brig with a transport with stores. The ships in the Roads.are the Roebuck, Vice Admiral Murray, Desiree, Portia, Chanticleer, and Locust. Yesterday the Two Brothers, from Wisbech, for London, with seed, came on shore and received con siderable damage.—Arrived the 'ship Equator, with wheat, cut out of the Emms by the boats of the Quz nzn frigate.—Wind W.N.W. FROI LLOYD'S LIST. The Ceres, Cargell, from Liverpool to Lisbon, was abandoned at sea some months since; the crew were saved by the SHANNON frigate, with only their cloaths, and a box, said to contain money (about 7001.) which is now on board the SNAISNON. The Success sloop of war sailed from Yarmouth on the 28th ult. in gets: of a privateer, said to have been seen off the Degger• Gooier. for obtaining from F. Sparrow, ens pound of tea with intent to defraud him of the same i and E. Cinstfibell, for breaking the dwelling-house of J. Ruunce, • .with intent to enter the same. .1. Bloxham, a drover, aged 60, was charged with stealing a sheep from a field at Islington. It appeared that twelve sheep were put into the field, and the next morning they were all missed. Eleven of them, how ever, were speedily found, and the l2th was found concealed in the prisoner's house. In defence, how. ever, he stated, that he found it in a brickAeld, And took it home till its owner was discovered. This fact was proved by two witnesses, and the prisoner was acquitted. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE S. Arrived the SEAHORSE frigate from the Mediterra nean, and is put under quarantine. Also arrived the ActsTA frigate from Plymouth, and the MEDUSA fri gate and CHEERLY gun-brig from a cruize. Sailed the llama gun•bri with convoy for the Downs. The REVENGE and FAME, of 74 guns each, went out of harbour this morning. There is now only one ship of war in the harbour fitting. The remainder of the 60th regiment embark this afternoon for the Cape.— Troops are daily arriving and embarking for Portu gal.—Wind W. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 20th of May to the 25th Of gay. Total 4,346 quarters. Average 695. 4}d. -b. 9;4 lower than last return. COAL MARKET, lane 3. Skip a at Market Sold Prices. 62 Newcastle 58i 4Ss. WI. to 55.4. Od. 11 Sunderland 9 445. Od. to 465. Sd. CORNWALL PRICES CURRENT. Benssiw-Wheat 345. 04. Barley 161.6 d. Oats I ls. 64. CAssuroan-Wheat 361.0 d. Barley Its. Oats Ils. Hal-wren-Wheat 355. 04. Barley 161. Od. tiT. AUSTELL. - Wheat 31s. to 345. Barley 15s. to 161. Oats I Is. ad. to 12s. Pt t4ZANCZ-Best Wheat STs. Red, 335. Barley 16s. a 1111.0 d Oats 145. Od. to 00s. 04. Coals 1.51. Butter med. Lisneatto--Wheat (16 galls.) 235. to 2.45. 6d. Earley 10s. to 10s. 6.1. Oats 9s. 64. to 10s. 641. TRUILO-Wbeat, 355. lid. Barley Hs. lid. Oats Ils. Id. Blita Friday, in South Audlerstreet, the Lady of Captain Vernon ',rabam, of i son. MARRIED. On the lst of June, at St. Johns, Hackney, by the Rev. Mr. Le Mesurier, Mr. John George Evetts, of Dalston, to Miss Mary Irwin, of the same place. On the 16th ult. Captain Wm. Conolly, of the 18th. or Royal Irish, to Miss Anna-Maria Domenic, third daughter of the Lae Clarke Doraville, Esq. of Santry, near Dublin. bask. The Charlotte, Dah ill, front Cork to Liverpool, is strande pear Piveltelly. The Alligator, Ashton, Eno Tobago to London, was parted with near Cape St. Vincent, by the Charles, arrived in the river. The Argo, Proctor, from Demerara to London, was taken, re taken, and carried into St.Thomaes, and expected to sail with the convoy on the 10th of May. The Braganza, Leary, sailed from Jamaica on the 10th of April, in company whit the Pheenix, Taylor, parted on the 13th, and joined again on the 20th, off Cape Tiheroon. The Neptune, Horth, from Frederickshall, is detained by a British cutter, a nd sari to Yarmouth. On Friday afternoon the French prisoners on board the Sampson, at Chatham, shewed every inclination to become very troublesome, on account of their being put to two-thirds allowance, to make up for the ez. pence of repairing the damages done by their cutting the ship, to endeavour to effect their escape. Boats manned and armed were sent from every ship. Oae of the marines of the Buckingham seeing one of the most violent of the prisoners in the act of stabbing the Officer of Marines, he immediately levelled his musket and shot him ; several other shots were fired, and be fore they could be quieted and got below, three were killed and eight others wounded, two of which are since dead, one of whom was the principal ringleader. I The other ships remained perfectly quiet. OLD, BAILEY', MATE 1. DIED. Tuesday, at the Hot-wells, Bristol, aged IS, Mary Anne, the youngest daughter of the Rev. John Symonds Breedon, D.D. of Bore Court, Rector of Pangboern, Berks. A few days ago, at Desford, Leicestershire, aged 101, John Upton, stocking-maker: he waske4 from a youth to the age of fs, for the house of Messrs. Moore and Son. of Leicester. Thomas Ludwick, who had been a clerk to Mr Chippindale, a barrister and conveyancer, in the Temple, was tried en an in dictment for embezzling a Bank note of £2O, remitted by Mr. Rooke, a solicitor at Hertford, on account of fees due to Mr. in a letter addressed to the latter on the 224 of March last. It was proved by Mr. Chippindale, that his letters were usually received by his clerk, who paid the postage, and delivered them into his hands, and that he had never rved the letter or note sent by Mr. Rooke. Mr. Rooke prosW the remittance of the note, and that he received a letter in answer , acknowledging, in dr. Chippindale's name, the receipt of the £2O; but this letter did not appear to be in lse band -writing of I.ndwick, and Mr. Chippindale denied an knowledge of it. Mr. Hegarth, of Staple Inn, an attorney at taw, proved, that about the end of March last, be received some papers from Mr. Rooke, to be laid before Mr. Chippindale, with a letter containing obser vations upon the business, which he thought It material for Mr. Chippindale to consider, and that there was a postscript to the• letter, stating the remittance of the £2O to Mr. Chippindale ; ' that Mr. Hegarth, when he delivered the papers and letter t Ludwick, In Mr. Chippindale's chambers, pointed out the peels script, and asked If the £2O had been received; to which Lod- wick answered it was right, it bad been received. On the pro, I &action of this letter, it appeared that the postscript had been cut I off; and Mr. Chippindale stated, that when it came before him, with the papers to which it related, it was in that mutilated I state. A letter, written by the prisoner after he absconded, and addressed to Mr. Davis, was produced and partly read. In this letter the prisoner acknowledged that this, and other sums, whisk he bad never screams for, bSd been received by him. On the part of the prisoner, a person of the name of Hill, who is a car penter, and lives at Putney, spoke generally to his good character from his infancy, as Sid Mr. Davis ' to whom the prisoners letter above noticed was addressed, and who has been many years a clerk to Mr. Thompson, now one' tie Masters in Chancery. The Jury, after receiving a very clear and humane charge frees the Recorder, found the prisoner Guilty, but recommended bins to mercy on account of age (which was stated to be 24) and his character. Three other indictments for embezzlements were found against the prisoner, and stood for trial ; but in consequence of the conviction upon the first, the prosecutor declined proceed leg upon them. ;UNE S. S. Smith was indicted for stealing a gold watch and chain, value £23, in the house of Messrs. Yardley and Hill, silversmiths, at Charing-cross. The prisoner a Serjeartt of Marines, went Into the shop under pre tence of purchasing a watch, and having obtained one to look at ran off with it, but was pursued, and taken immediately.—Guilty--Meatli. B. Stubbs was also capitally convicted for stealing two pieces of cotton, the property of S. Weetch, vately in his shop. Seven were convicted of felony, vit. W.. Bolton, and W. Bevan, for stealing eleven dollars ; Sarah Gregory, for stealing several articles of apparel ; I'. Evans, for stealing three pair of stockings; T. Smith, for stealing part of a leaden pipe, affixed to a build ing; W. White, for stealing a pair of shoes:and other articles ; and J. Haines, for stealing 14s. .worth of Two were convicted of misdimeaDortryit.,Mertits SALES BY AUCTION. -- UPPER GROSVENOR-STRTET. CAPITAL TOWN R ESIDENCE, with OFFICES, GARDEN, COACH-HOUSES. STABLES, kr.. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house , ' Change - Alley , Cornhill, on Thurs day, the Lath of lone, 181 I, at 1S o'clock, ASPACIOUS LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE , with attached and detached Offices of al descriptions, planned for the acconuuodation of a Family of the first respecta bility ; with large Garden, Coacb-houws, Stabling, Ste. situate in the South side of Upper Grosvenor-street; late the RESIDENCY of a NOBLEMAN deceased. The principal part of the elegant Household Furniture may be had at a valuation. To be viewed with tickets, particulars on the Premises ; of Messrs. Oddie and Foster, Carerstreet ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden•square, of whom tickets for viewing may be bad. DERBYSHIRE, NEAR UTTOXETER AND ASHBORN. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Marston Park Wood, Hay Farm, and Land. By M r. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 13, at twelve, in One Lot, A VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE : A. comprising MARSTON PARK and WOOD, HAY I !ARMS, with the thriving Plantatioud surrounding the Land; the whole Estate containing 180 Acres of very rich Pasture, old Meadow, and Arable Land, with Farm-house and Outbuildings, i all within a ring -fence, situate in the Parish of Marston, Mont. gomery, and within half a mile of the village, a beautiful part of the county. This Estate forms a very eligible property for a re sidence and farm, or for investing money, distant about five miles from Uttoxeter and Ashborn, 13 from Derby, and 20 from Litchfield; a canal from the collieries within two miles of the Estate, plenty of excellent water, and mule and stone lime, &c. within a short distance ; the taxes low, within a mile of roads and and good neighbourhood, and possession iu a short time may be bad. May be viewed, ty applying to Mr. Joseph Bott, at Manton- park, where particulars may be Cad; at the Bell Inn ; of Mr. Winslow, Mbar*, and the prW -*al inns at Uttoxeter ; Head, Derby ; George, Lft,e.• ; Bridgewater Arms, Manama- ter ; Hotel, Liverpool; Hes mad Chichewa. Birmingham ; King's Head, Coventry ; George, Neetlampton ; Red Lion, Barnet ; of Messes. Blake, White, and Abs,o Setkitors,lissex-street, Strand; at Ohnsway's ; and of Mr. Lehins, Warwick-street, Gann squillikerleksa }lowa the Siete may be seen. - - ESSEX, ONE ! HR SEA COAST. CAPITAL ESTATES, upards of Five Hundred Acres, Mr nom Free Warren, Fisheriet, Rectorial Tithes, Manor and Farmshousee, Cottages, &e. between Rayleigh and South Earl. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gairraway's, oa Thursday, lune is, at 12, in One I.st, AVALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising the Lordship or Manor of Beata.. lints the South Betnneet ; and Me Manors or reputed Manors a COITAL iFREEIIO4,,DILiTATIresi MANSION, with t... ; Hopes Wyke, Shore's Wyk,:. Monk's Wyke, and Saundcr's Offices, extefielve Ploasure Grounds, Garden, Land, .wike, encoding over many llatiosan.t Acres of L.utd. with all ttr i tommon Right, within six miles of London, contiguous ' Court's Lett. Court's Baron, mid customary Courts, Fines, Ne tt the great Western Roads. Mots, and Quit-rents, Free Warren, and all Rights, Royalties, By Mr. ROBINS, and Privilege' thereunto belonging. The very eligible Fretted At Orarraway's Coffee-house, Change - Alley, Coruhin, ea Thurs- :I-states, consisting of Xent's-bill Farm, containing upwards d day, lone 27, at Twelire o'Clock, is One Lot, 1 Three Hundred s Acres of rich Meadow, Palture, Arable, =I EALING GROVE, that much admired FREE- •, W.od Land, wth an eacellent new Farm A ra e, OS" HOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious elegant Mansion, I gardens, yards, barns, stables and various sit -bulidings, in po substantially built, suited to the accommodation of a Nobleman' ' session, and oa lease to Mr. ' Charies Kaightsbritig c , roof dee or Gentleman's family, improved at a coosiderable expence, and i Wood; also the Manor House, called South Betufloct-halt, wits in excellent order, situated at Great Ealing, In the County el ; gardens, orchard, barns, stabler, and out-buildings, aid unstara Middlesex, six miles only from Hyde Perk Corner, containlog •of One Hundred d E which fi are Salt Marsh, in ighty-ve Acres of Arabl posassios ad e and Patio on the ground and principal stories, smut spacious apartments L and, Fifty Acres an of admirably arranged, finished in the best possible manoer, sod , is Lease to Atoll up with marble chimney-pieces, mahogany doors, Ito. Re. 1 The whole of this Estate is within a ring fence, divided eel A wind principal, and tw o oecon dary , staircases numerous lied- by the public road ; the Lands are in a high state of c ultivatito. chambers, Dressing-rooms. and Water-closets; 'olficeo of all de- ' The improoriate Rectory of South Bennett (eocept theVicatatdc mriptlaas, Stables for 15 Horses, and Standing for three Carriagee, and the Advowson of the same), with all the Tithe. of Corn o; two Gardens walled mond fully stocked and eroppeO, Hot-house, Pulse id the - Parish, which contus. is upwards of Three Thous..r and to -house , Cottage newly erected, Farm-yard, and as elegant ' Five Hundred Acres : these Tithes (excepting those ot the trio Lodge with iron gates at the entrance. . i Farms above-mentioned, which are let wick them, ate I" hand, The Estate comprisea 40 Acres of uncommonly rich Meadow and collected in kind, producing about Seven Hundred Potirredo and Pasture Land, with a right of common to 17 acres, all Free- per annum, and are highly improvable. South Herded is ti re. hold, except four, . acres c o pyboid, beautifully ornamented with • miles from Rayleigh, eight from South End, thirty-three !clear flue grown Timber and Plzntations. The proximity to town, ', Leaden; smomanding extensiveand bemoan' vialtsvt the . ," tc ,,, the great Western roads, and the jhames, the diversified rides, Thames,* Counties of Kent and Ewa., math the g rem "''''''' I tenders this Estate alliblY vAluablelsnd advantaguous as a town , tage of.WAer carriage to the tondoolelarhot. and commit residence. ..s.ridge, ties 1 To be viewed by applying to Mr.ctialleatCnieb.. - • , . the To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had on the I Hill Farm, Rayleigh, of whom l'aetieniartasay be hs , ' • It j; Premises; at the Pidgeon', Beemford; Red Linn, Hounslow/0d ' 'Hotel, SouthEsid; the InnOst Reylaioh ; New Ship, Rotheto, Southall; White Horse, Uxbridge; Castle, Salt-bill; White Hart, 1 grown, Effilericay; White Hart, and Cups, Colchester ; 131 ."2; Windsor; Castle, Richmond; of .Messrs. Blake , White and : Boy, Chelmsford ; White Hart, Rumford; at Garrawai s ;,,'..• Ainge, Solicitors, Essex-street, Strand; and of Mr. Robins, I, of Me. Robins, Warwick - street , Golien-oguare; wiw" 2 ' wick-street, Golden-square • where Plaus of the !bane and 1 , of the Estate may be KIM io Grounds may be seen, mul.:if whom Ticket. ii "4'44 the ' LONDON I—PrintsdantipubHatodby LaetoXstit al xr. --. may be bal. e ' • Or , No. I, Careporset, and at theallse,l4.l4` SALES 3Y. AUCTION. StHtllkY. • The MANOR of TOOTING BECKS, la the parish of Streatham with the Fines, iferiots, and Quit rents, capkal Timber, &c. By Mr. ROBIN 4, At Oarraway's, on Thursday, June 13. at Twelve, in One Lot, A VERY Valuable ESTATE ' the MANOR of 1? TOOTING BECKS ; comprising the Loa's Right in the Copyholdt, Copyhoid Timber, Common, and Wacte-Land., of the Manor, with the fines, hermits and quit rents • and also tl.e whole of the full-grown and other Timber thet:et, comprising upwards of 1100 Oaks, Elam, Beuch,Sycantore, Chesnut., Poplars awl Pollards. Particulars may be had at the White Lion, Streatham; Wheat Sheaf, Tooting ; King's Arms and Gre) • hound, Croydon ; Kirg's Head, Mitcham; Plough, Clapham ; of Messrs. Browne nel C;.,- tubed, Sollcitrrs, Norfolk-street, Strand ; at GarraWay's, and of 1 Mr. R.bias, Warwick. street, Golden-square. HUNT INGDONSHIRF.. Eligible Compact Freehold Estate, near &ven Hundred Acres, Little Chiding, near Stilton, Thrapston, ac.--Lksirable rre; party for investing Itl#Tey. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 1 3, at Twelve, in One Lot, AVERY Valuable and Improvable IFLEEHOLL/ ESTATE, comprising two excellent Dwelling Hoaxes, with Yards, Gardens, barns, Stables, and various Gat-buildings, and Two Tenements, and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pas ture, Arable, and ood Land, near Seven Hundred Acres, all Meg compact, and in a good state of cultivation ; in the (Krupa. 11bn of Mr. Thomas Blowfield, Messrs. l adds and Booker, and others, at rents amounting to £741 per annum, capable of consi derable increase, situate at Little Gidding, near Stilton and Al. conbury, in the County of Huntingdon, near good Markets and excellent Roads, being a most desirable Estate for Trustees to invest Money. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Blowfield, or Messrs. Ladd and Booker, the tenants, where Particulars may be had ; and at the Angel and Bell, Stilton ; Genrge, Stamford and Bucksien ; Fountain, Huntingdon ' • Swan, Stevenage ; Ariake Horse, Lai ' dock ; of Mr. Tyndale and Mr. Groom, Lincoln's len-field. ; of Mr. Redifer, Stamford ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rotin.s, Warwick-street, Golden-asuare,where a Plan of the Estate smy be seen. • NORIOLIC Capital FREEHOLD and Ti rHE-FREE ESTATE,MANOR, and nearly Twelve Hundred Acres of Land, in a ring fence, adjoining Walaingham, and within four miles of the Sea-putt Town of Wells. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, lune IS,at 12, in Four Lots, A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD and TITHE. A. FREE ESTATE ; comprising the Manor of Egnsere, wit% a capital Farm-house Yards, Gardens, and all necessary Out buildings, Bailiff's H ouse, Shepherd's Cottage, Blacksmith's and Carpenter's Shop, and sundry enclosures of rig% Pasture and Arable Land, containing In the whole by estimation One Thou sand One Hundred and Eighty-eight Acres, atl lying compact, and in a ring-fence ; situate near to Watalbgbain, and within four miles of the port of Wells, a great Corn Market. The Laude are in a high state of cultivation, and surrounded by thriving fences, bounded on the East by the high road from New Wal. Bingham to Holkbam, and on the West by the road from Fakes. ham to Wells, in a fine part of the County of Norfolk which , ant.par cularly well situate for preserving game, with the neigh bourhood abounds. The whole is now let to a respectable redact. To be viewed by applying on the premises, where particulars may be had; at the Black Lion, Walsinghans Fleece. Wells; Crain, Fakenham • Cbecquen, Brandon ; King's H ead, Nor wich ; Ram, Newmarket; Angel, Bury; Ctewn, Hocks:rill ; of Mr. Gillman, Solicitor, Hingham, Norfolk; at Cutaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a play al the Estate may be men. NEAR EXETER, DEVON. —Eligible Fundy Mansion, with Offices, genteel Dw La llliHouses, Farm-House, Cottages, Orchard, Farm, and By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's, on Thursday, Ruse 13, at twelve, in one lot. AVERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE. Land-Tax redeemed, Cowley-place, the Property and Ire llaide Of WM. JACILSON, Esq. comprising a capital Mansion imoctod within a few years, of a hands ome elevation, Amble: UMW front, and stuccoed, planned for the aceemnsodation of a Gentleman's Family, with Offices of 2 , 11 descriptions, comb bona's, and stables, excellent kitchen-gardens, walled, hot and fgewlmhouses, seated on a beautiful emlaence, rooroanding ex- Inireive views of the river Ear, and the rich valley to the Chan. 014,surrounded by thriving plantations, lawns, and paddocks is torlocted by gravel-walks and rich hanging-woods, sloping to the river. At a short distance a flint Cottage sad Dairy, elegantly fitted up, with curious old china, &c, a garden, plantations, lte. a cold-bath, supplied with fine spr in g water, farm-yard, with out-buildings, and rich meadow land; the whole near foul acres, in hand. itbo a compact Residence, with offices, g;r dens, and land, about seven acres, in the possession of Mr. lb betson, on lease ; as excellent Farm House, with barns, titbits, ox-stal ls, and various out-buildings, capital productive orchards, and sundry enclosures of rich pasture, marsh, arable, and wood lauds, about one hundred and ifs acres, all lying compact, and beautifully diversified by kill and dale in possession of Mr. W. Carter, whose Mill Mini at Michaelmas, 131 t : sundry Cottages and Gardens, let to tenant, at will. The whole Estre upwards of One Hundred and Fifty ill. T lying contiguota to the Mansion, and bounded on the last by the river Est, which abounds with fine salmon, trout, Ste. the rhumba dry and cheerful, distant only two miles from Esefer on the road to C dlton and Barnstaple, forming together a most desi r able prope r y for a Gentleman. May be viewed by applying to M r. Chews, Galdefter, Ed it Mansion, where particulars may be had ; of Mr. Coleridge, and New London Inn, and Hotel, Eimer ; King's Arms, Lhkr . ..::!: Fduntaln, Plymouth Dock ; Hotels, Plymouth and Weyrnoctt . ; White Hart, and Antelope Salisbury ; Swan, Wells; King s Head, Bridgewater; Inns at Taunton; White Lion, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, We wick-street, Golden-square, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. 1 I 1 .- r ft.-.