Star. — London, England, 1811-06-17 00:00:00

„ lee. •-, • tlß't'as? EXCrek.QtYER, JUNE 1.5. . • The Ki %0 W. DU This ceweanse un to he atgited to.da e , agreeably ter appointmeut, before the 'Twelve Judges. Our Readors Aeed not be informed inat . the qutitiort re. girded the right of the defendant, tinder th'it'acts rf 25th of X a fward 111. and ith and 6th of Edward VI. to ,-;‘ , more titan a Xi B a nk note and Is. for a guinea. Mr. MARRTATT argued the case at -considerable length, in favour of the Jeleadant, insistieg princi pally on two points, while at. the same tinie-he gave , one of the others, so ably and eloquently con sea for, on a-late argument, by his learned ,hroe tber (Mr. King). Tne two points mainly relied.cfp EMr. MAttaiarr, were, first, That the Acts - of dward 111. and VI. contemplated only eschan2,ses gold for gold and silver, 36'. but Could never ap e ply to Batik-peer, which hail then no etasiance.. Benk-paper, however , he proceeded to show, never id, in the eye of ltiw, or othilvise, any zertaio, 01 iined value. In support ot this poeition, he referred .the Act of the 9th mid 10th of William 111. passed a sew months after the Bank was incorporated, which the Cominissioners 4 the Treasury were ,empowered to authorise Bink•noces to be received in tetyrneet at the Exchequer , dur i ng theithep Session .I ) isteliainent, and no longer, provided they should tato] be at a chuounf : thereby clearly inferring, tit* llank notes might Wdeterionited in value.— ttly, .Isie prodeeded to iirz;lle that the Proclamation 1717, : was CfnitrAry to taw, being - in violation of Acts of the 6th and 7th of Edward VI axing the sue ist the guinea at 26r. and atterwAds et42s. Mr. Baron Titostt , soN said, that if \he . ..Learned Cwunsel was well 4 lounded in this argument, then a , guinea was a Rood and legal tender for a debt of 22.5. • Loki ELLespottot•Git said, the interpretation to be put on the Act itself was highly' 'important, and well deserving of consideration, without weakening' the effect of the argument by another point hardly tenable. snie ATfoRNE.T GENLR4eSpOke in . answer to Mr. Marryatt, contending, that the crime lay in sell big the current coin of the country, not for other cur. at coint of a greater value, but for more in value than was current for. Lyrd k:et.zszottotnu remarked, that eves in. this' way, the defendant might get threugh, by stating, that he did not buy the guineas at a-h7. 0 ..:r rate of rattle gran they were current for, but thist„hs sold the Baek-motes at a deteriorated price. • • Tne ATTORNEY GlitlaitAL. contended, that even her* t.:e detendAtit must fail, he having declared that be bargained for the guineas at an advance of ls. and the person who sold then having informed him thethe had sold 9ta) guineas at an advance of 11.64. at each. 'Mare ..here was no cavil as to the value of the B a nk s o ar , ; the only call was as to the amount 01 the sum above the current value of the g.airte.ia. Hr. Matutva•r7, in reply, contemleei, that it was a d risti,lcttoo without Ciffeletise, whether this guineas wore 44.1 d, or the dank notes bought. Tne Judges, after constutation, took further time to coneidee ul- tbs judggtent to Ise Fonotinced by tient. POLICL--The worn in, .wite' was apprehended on Wednesday, r utterit.g a forged Bank of England one pound note to Mr. Hulme, a pawnbroker, it Bow-street, Bioomsbtiry; In the purchase of a pit of atials, alter g iving several t.ilse Accounts of her rah. &Key at kdsgth acknowledged that sit:: lived in Theo. h a td l ,4o:id, where Lafes.der, Vickery, and Lack, kuod, in a bag full of rap, sever 4. forged Bank of Zngland Notes. he officers Wit;ted till midnight, when her husband came home, 'Who avo know* by them to luTre lately returned friylU transportation .they to k *taints CuttOdy, ...nd on Saturday-he un derwent an ClArtlitlition at Buw.strcet t. when Mr. East, of New-Street, Covent Garden, woollen -drapers identified him as having uttered a forged ifAr note to, him in April last. Mr. Lees, one,nf the inspectors of the Bank, attended, and proved all the notes to be forgeries. The prisoner, t(gether with his wife, were committed for further examination. Friday, a detachment of 95 men and two offi. eon; belonging the 2d Battalioni6th Regiment, on their way to Portsmouth, were landed at Gravesend, from on board the London and ES nburgh Company's Smack, the Eliza, from Leith. The elegant accom modation on board this Company's Smacks, whila it selects the greatest credit on the proprietors, deserves the kind consi4 iration of the Military fur the particu lar attention p .id to their coafot t and accommoi tion. But the above are no 'tl.e only recLnimeuda tions in favour 01 these agreeable modes of conveyance. _as the followihg instance will skew : On Wed. neidsy, the ‘2601 tilt..a merchant in Edinburgh *rote. by post. (9o'elltfk), to his agent in London, `to. forward a girarstit).of goods, per first smar;lt Miller's Wh.irt. The goods wore shifteds - by the fiteshire, belonging to the binder) and f.Jinburgh Cumpany. The Fife , hire mired on 'Sunday se'nniglit, and arrived befo re five oa t ;i:itors friday being only cif dal s and a . half Ivan:the .I,%riritlg of ylie letter till the arriv.:i iii the gins,* (te is),. whieb nad to be paid• to the East India Compani, permitted, addressed, suffired, kc —Making alinw: ance ha- thing this, the letter had wine, and the goods came, at the rate of neatly eight miles an hour. Friday sennight, G. Watson wi.s executed at Ayr, • pursuant to the sentence of the Circuit Court of Jo. ticiary, for the cliine of horse-stealiq. He met his fate with apparent resignation. A wi'man named blacgreire was lately committed in Dublin, for stealing a child, 10 years of age. wham she hail forcibly concealed from its .parents IS days. The Glasgow mail wets tivertarneai last week, bv: which accident the guard, coachman, and p,iscilscrs were severely bruised.. Ile i.teident waS ntsaSiOntd. bilWenipty waggon 'filispotting the roa4. Qn Wechtesday.a.boat's dew of the Royal George, ill proceeding broom 111014 re to join their ship d Cawsand Day, wae,swannied by >i heavy sea, when, out of 11 persons.-tour welt drowned. • W nesday the bndt fp. respectable-looking fee-- sner tt atcd ashore, undirOthe I,aq ROMO BaintritS, Plyaktith a be had opt Been 0/owned long. , Vcr -"--*—Accidental Death.-.6'11e body of a female, . , 1 , - GENC. pally up i i I • tended • ther dv:; ut g., ply I sank • had, deity tta, only by erniu pA,r c. 4 P p..[ eiat Zit) of Y,2 van 6 C 44 1 pit put desi etre MA ing Tell it Ira th. 4 ?al be be an th al Ic a d • .1 . 3 v 1 F-71 ••••••• . • • urvlrEltsrrr urrELLiomiCl. • • • . • • cAbcpaiDcm, Ly ric—Air. Wm. Husiker, Slot Immo Pollege, is elected a t. ilow ut am tacitly. 1 he Rev— John Kay; and the- Rev. kdnitind Mortleek are elec ted fellows of.Chrnit (:olleie, in thus University, The late 1)r. Maiikelyne, Arionomer-Royal, has left all his manuscripts to Protessur V ince,ot this University, with a reque.t that he woultl prgpan: autl LA I such as be may judge v.oititt publicaelOn. Usroao, Jost 15 Monday Mr. Streatfield was elected 'scholar, and Mr. Ogie, exhibitioner of Trinity College. 1 At an ordination hoiden on sunti-y lair in Christ ehuich Ca thedral, by the Lord Liallop ut *in. diocese, the following gentle ' men were cycliined: DEACONS. tdwerd Davison, Fellow ot University College. 'Thomas Daw.on Allen, M.A. ditto Rowland Grime Curtoi., M A. Schalar of C. Ch. College. John Jagn, B.A. Fellow ot kre.er William Edward Hooy, B.A. ditto. Joshua Newby, B.A. thirty of Magdalen College. Joseph i.angrey Vrohationer Fellow ditto. John Dirt, LA Chaplain ot elitist Church. 801 . 011141 li.eDuievt.t. ILA of Or.el Joecpit Butler, M.A. Fellow ot L'embroke'College. . Marro , sandy* Wall s M.A. Student .af.Christ Church. Richard Gotldar.', M.A. Fellow ut at Juiat's Colk6e. Thomas Green, B.A. Student of Christ.Chus ch. • Henry Arthur Atkinson, IS A. fellow of Queen's College. Thomas Marw•od, M A. ditto. • ItSIZSTS. Tk nnas Turt.taU HalOll4.llU, M.A. Probationer Fellow of Cirpus Cn. College. • Charles Wyman, B.A. Fellow of Exeter College. Henry Jetteirla, tinny of Alavislcn College. Joseph Broughton Coley. LA. Cuarlain ot Christ Church. Francis Swan, M.A. Pruba louse Fellow of Magdalen College. FranCis J.soph FADlbilal. B.A. Civilian, Fellow of St. Jebsi's College. Ireetva.. Hughes, MA. Fellow of Jesus College. • "Jaunty! Arnott,l3.4k. bellow of St. Johns College. llhn Williams, B A. Scholar of Jesus College. • *avid Gray h.Davit-s,ll A. of le.us Chiltrge. gutlest, Phislimore,M.A: Student of Christ fihurch. . Archdale Wilson '1 ayler, M.A. ditto. " Thomas Hunt, B.A. ditto. • 'dharge Sisowood Lyons M.A. Fellow of Pembroke College. Joseph BarceWs. M.A. Bellow ot brasesexse College. ildwarelhonias Stanley Hortiby, M.A. bellow of AU-Souls College: • iticbar4 Stephens, M.A. Fellow of Brasenose College. Thomas biallward, Scholar of Worcester C'ldirge. Thursday, the 111th instant, the following Gentlemen were ad mitted to degrees: PACHSLOR stivtriTY. Ace. William Marsden, of tirasenose College. ' • ascitsr.na IN CIVIL LAW. Rey. Francis Joseph. Faalstull,ol St. John's College. SAATVLI Or ANTS. Rev. Cbaries Wayland, of .Wadharn College. Mr. Fiennes Trot:tun, of Christ Church. kev. Wm. Squire Itufford, ditto. gee. Charles Blaney Cavendish Whitmor., ditto. Rev: %Vim Michael Stephenson Prtstoo, of Queen's Caw. Mr. J ohm Freeman, of Trinity College. Rev. darks , alt - r liurney, of Merlon College.. • Roy. Urvid Prather°, to tiraaiiisose College. Mr. John , placid:tun; thus"... Mr. John Ford, anus. aaeuxtoits Oe MITS. • Mr. James Willie. is Janie., of Jesus C olley' NIT. ilarrintt,Ofiletcr College. Jaows Saiiinarea,i...q of Christ teburcb.. The vent Prize sbortly expected to be erablishit et this Unt trer#l7, for RoOtsts Contras. ion, and the Candidates for •abach are to be confined to Ilion: tientlernen Coinmoiters who are . a nder-gradisekr i it card will proceed froirs a Nobleman dittin ailished' for bit onstoficence sod oncormgement of literature, wboye awe lately bom b er who is. oboist to be admitted at one rof diaoe. • Bcc.a.isi %OTICAb PROM/ITV/NS. • joek•. lobo Alder, curate of St. Helier's, if presented to the t'ectorpof Trinity, in the isiand of Jersey, tracaot by the decease f this Kin. lona Le Cloche. • • ' Rs*, Win. leaney to the ekarage of Bishop Sutton cum Ropily; in the county of Soothamptoo, recast by the cession of Syr. Dr. Howley, Caooti of Christ Church, in this Univeraity. Res. Achur L)n low, D.D..pean of Worcester, to the rectory of lindridge, ;sold by the res.gnition of theitev. Thomas Liam, D.D. Archdeacon of that diocese. • Kee. James Merit n, Prebendary of Woccever Cathedral, to the witarai;e of Veolvtriey, eyed by t beresignstlon of the Rev. / Arthur Opolow, D.D. Dean of Worcester. - • *rnTH. On the 3Gib at•lW!.ry t othe Lady of Lie N t dhaea. of 34 tip',.eqi-on Wipe. of +IN Of the iafous complaints incident to-the human Hne, 'these are none more dreadful in their nature. nor mite alarming in their consequence s , _ than the Gravel and Stone, Paint; in the . Back, l..oins, and Bladder, and Lumbago. They are complaints:to which every personis liable, and ire a foundation for 'every ,other species of disorder. Hictratart's PILLS, c.emposed of the most intsoceistingredletui,have beep found of singular efficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing the urine, but happily destroy ing the petrifying; quality of it, from which proceed the above complaints, &c. removing the calculi, gritty secretions, 'and banisbiag every pernicious tea -1 d ese y to t h os e dis u edies, without confinement. — From a cnnsciousness d the powerful quality of these 'Pills, fully evinced by a private practice of many )ears, they are offered "to the Atilicted, and recom• mended as a Cure l'orlhe aboire Complaints.—Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapiide, corner of Paternester-row; and retail by Belam and 84arp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; A]lnatt, Weston, Mallixy and Jones, Portsea ; Trew ma p, Ee.lee.% Cooksvorthy, Glenville, Gilbert and `Hiteland. Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter and Macdonald, glasisow.; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargill, Zdiuburgh i Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hall; Oregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains .n.l Lyach. Manchester; Bowen, Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and most M i cthoine Venders, in boxes at 26.9,1. each. ; . .MA mum. at Murdock Kush Tennent, Esq. brewer in Plisse*s miss 'lLtsimitS CribsPm, secaad daughter of James t:r.obespe,/teq.hisiednek COllll. • .. . SALES BY AUCTION,. - A R LINGTON.STRE rr, PICCADILLY. EleVallt Fuzuuure, brilliant (Davie*, and F.tfects, new within t short tome.—By Mr. RO RUNS, 1 On the Premises, To MORROW, 3u- e in, and fallowing day, 'THE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ...1 comprising quits of elegant French . rod Window Curtain., Chintz. Chairs ;ad *liras, handwone Brussels and otlit-r Car pets, four-punt, tent. and - other bechtealtt, with Chinzz a troller Fitrnituris. good Bedding of all deacnitions, welt-finished C.bihet articles In Wardrobes, Chews of Drawers, Vning, Card, Pena in oke, Pillar and Claw, and other 't ables, isnmereus Kticiten re iptl,ites, and other Effects. May be viewed on Saturday and MondaY preceding the Sale. Ca.awlgurtt on the Premises, at One Stitiling each ; and of Mr. Robins; Warwick-street, Golden-square. ______— ___ ___..- FOLEY HOUSE. Capi!at lirliliant French Glues of large diniensinnh beautiful Tapestry Hangings of the Gobelm's Manufactory, representing. Queen Bather, &c. a Table and Dessert Service of fine old Dresden, China, Claes, Old Paintings, and various Effects. . By Mr. ROJINS, On the Premises, Foley House, Chantim-street, Cavendish . vinare, on Frisl- . .v. the ulst of June, at Twelve o'Clock, THE elegant French Picr and Chimney Glssscs, four 1113 by 84.htebes, two 84 by 34. and various others of smaller dimensions, weed antique, and Inlaid Marble Pier Tables • on rich ‘arved and gilt Fronts; four pieces of beautiful Tapestry of the esobeliit's manufactory, in high presepration for the sides of a roam, the subject King Ahasuerus and Queen Esther, &c. a Ana Dresden set of Dinner and Deeseit China, coiloanisold China and Japan Glass, and various articles of Furniture Effects. May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale. Catabigues at One Shilling each on the rremites, and of Mr. Robins. Warwkk-street,Goldan-sr!oare. . • FOLKY Valuable modern BUILDING MATERIALS, FIXTURES, worthy the attentive. of Gentlemen, Builders, and others. By Mr. ROBI V 5,• On the Premises, ortiOltwolay, Jane 24,4,11, at Eleven o•C:ock, and following days, in Lots, 'THE Valuable modern and Capital BUILDING MA'TERIALS, comrrising the Interior Yglings.of Foley- House; consisting of a rand Geometrical principal Stone Stair case and Landings, with Mahogany Hand Ltail, and ornamented Iron Railing and Skirting, 5 feet long out of the wall, rise and 13i mead-moulded Bracket :•101its ; two secondary Stone Stair-Cases, with Iron Balustrade andmabagany Handrail and moulded Skirt ing ; the Oak Stair—.2ames with Brackets string, mahogany Hand rail, niahogany fol.iing and sienanneled Doors with theirLlnings,' (Grounds, and Architraves; excellent six-panneled Deal Doors, with their Linings, Ground', aad Architraves; capital Oak Win dows of 14 aid 15 panes, with their f.uffits, Shutters, bask Lin- Ings, he.; capital Oak and Deal Floorings, with Skirtings, Base, and Surbase, Mouldings and Grounds ;_ Portland Paving in Squares to site Entrance-Hall and Stair-Case, Flag Paving _and "Portland Skirting in the Basement S tore y ; ca p ital Statuary Mar -1 We and other Chimney-pieces ; Stone landings, Flag Paving, and Sur, hi excellent preservation ; Plain and Oniamexpal Iron Railing, two Mahogany Water-closets and apparatus, the Fittings up rat the various Office', Outbuilding', &c.; valuable Fixtures, ip I)resser*, Shelves, Closets, ranged Coppers, Stoves, Bells, and other useful Articles. To be viewed to the time of s ale, b y applying at the Premises, where Catalogues (is. each) may be had ; aad of Mr. Robins, Was wick-stret t, Gulden-square. "P, •,••• . . totrusr.ow. colovitchi) CoTTACI RESIDE:4CE, aids Otestio, °salsa. haute ' Ite. with tsariy ressessisa. By Mr. S.AhIUe.L. PgAlsCt, (Late with Messrs. tioggart and Phillips), Atthe Auction Man, on Friday. Joie :I. i is I,at l' wales. AConifo able CO VTAG E RE:: : DENC E. pl,e. t ..n ntly situate at limoslow. 'I he Premises are in u. • re • pair. and cou.a.o five Sle,pisc-ruonis. two Parlour-, Kble:i,tt, Pantry, tkiachrd Wash-bons:, Puu:try house. Chalsor4misv, 13;abir. and Ciiai 1. 01. Th. Provrty a Co k • I :suil, and lied; li vq..al Jll vAhir to Freehold. tine ad. Lady pi4seastaa may tat , hal. May be viewed, and 41. seriptive irarticul.ss ha.', ut M r :, a . mad P. trce, d4opraiser. tint i..:5 tor, and Auci a/weer, .•.t, 44, : tam hard ,tri-et. i/LNAILY By Mr. PEANC3, (Late with Mt,..ssra. li , sort and Pl.ll!ips), At the Auction Mart, on fritlay,lout. Li, at I waft o 'cl oc k, ineretnitintna ACONVENIENT LEASEHOLD (tEr,t. DEINICE, situ ite in King4antlitiace, Kitigs'and•ro-d, tut - taiMng every- requisite aeconunutu;nis for a geutset Gin ly, ; It fur immediate oceopation. T he. i'reMises arc in g... 1 re wr, atwl may he entered ups!, without any exptuce what:vet ; hchl ttal lease at a low rent. Lirly poesession may he but. May Ise viewed, and descriptive part.culars had on the Pre wises, and of Mr. Samerl'Pratee. No. 44 lotnbar-st ert. Superior iltLlattia 1) WiI,IDENCE,ou t,le Luse. u...) - i,r...4-;•;.. By Alt. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Meier'. lingiart and ilitillips,) At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of kneand, on Frklar, June 21, at Twelve o's2locli, unless ao acceptable ..E.r thin fl.e mean time made by Private Contract, A VALUABLE. and desirable FREEHOLD I- x Furnit it u tisu:: y bi be cti :a dig u i a bli bi a r n , ,,i air.. i t a th t e h i t „ 4 Ocean, 1 wd i •a be and lashionable spot theism? elle, Brighten, which is so justly esteemed for the salubrity of the air, anti i a highly res4:ecralale and social vicinage . The House i. b,ilt in the most autumnal ma .ner, and equal, if not sup-rior, to my b. i.d. hip In Its vicinity; atid contains numwous hie, phipclunth, is, b o somy, Dieing, esiti Sitting.roonas, Gentleman's Study, and llommtic °faces of every defter:prim, okrable for the receptutli of a faintly of distinction. The elegant and modern iimissituu I tilats ittt albl a u y ch b A e ull'i v a i l l. i, w irill ed, with Cards only, which with descr-Trire Par. tkulars may be bad of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 44,tutuliard street. -- --- - I JttiAltllvE COTIAGE 10ESIDENC3 and FURNII Ultl s ON THE COAST OF SU.••okX. By Mr. SAMUEL • (Late with Messrs. illoi.r. and Pblfips,) At the Ancion Mart, opposite the batik of England, on Friday, -June 21, at 1 welve es-lock, unless an it:cep:aide viler is made in - the interim by Priests Contract, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD COTTAGE, fitted up with every accommodation suitable for a brnall family, containing five airy Sleepirg Chamber., Drawing and Dining ROOM', Kitchen, Cellar, and Garden ; held on Lease :or .10 ''ears, at a low rent. Tile situation is select, and in one editu most fashiunahle Watering Places in the kingdom. May be viewed, 'with Cards only, and desciivive P.r iculass had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 44, i 41111!•210. 'ref I.llAble.Hol2o kr.blphM-I*. With , Llaaise-house, &c. Homan lane, with idly Possession. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (I.ate with Maws. Hoggatt and Philips), Attlee Awl Sou Mart, on Friday, June vi, it i r, a , Twelve. A PLEASANT LEASEHOLD ItEsIDENCE. .4. 4.in tbstagretfahie antisocial rett eld ig uninterrupted ifitess Of great vitt in, including Mit,well kW, Hornsey, Southgate, Stooter's Hill, iSlackheatit, l;1 3411444 Cliffs, &e. The House 4in good eepair, and nee quite accommodation fur a small fatuity; Fore Court, tisidta neatly laid ow, Chaise-house, litablir.g lot three bursts, Wood house, Yard, re. Held for lit years, at a low rent. Early pos. Se4siva, may be had. May be viewed, 324 deseriptive partkitiart had, at the Cue. house, Ilighgate ; Compawes, Hurusey ; atui of Mr. P.ureernp pr alter, ' NA Auet tow r, 44, I um bard •s: rest. VaILU A2La. FREEIISIZ — AND coeviiow AND ESTATES, HERTS.—Land l'ke reiterated. By Mr. SAMULL PEARCE, (I.ste with Maws. Hoggart and PhMips.) At the Auction Mart, op Friday, lane :it, at Yvette to Nine 1.0% tactless an acceptalite offer is to the mean hose male by Private Contract, improvable FREEHOLD and CO PY. Los . LN. s 11 14Ci1:13 ESTATE of INIIERI fANCE, nearly equal In value .to freehold. desirably situate at li-vingdon, nest KIPS.° Laujllry,fiemei Hesigagadohe Grand aliliCLlUfs Cand Navigation. ansEcatly sevep spites from Watford. in the county 'of Herta, cajled SCRAEf PARM. a convent:nit Farm Kagse, Yard, Pars% Stabling. sinicku-buklangs. and about 10b rt:res of fertile inclosed Mgeadow,-Arable,-and Wood 1.2.1 d, and tun.. dry birdman', containing auosether..buut 1117 A:res. in the parigtee of lileingdon, King's Langley, and W.ishard,, t:he county of Her., Parliculars may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, lie. 44, Eon:- bard-street, where a Plan est du Estate may be seen. SPORTING REstbENct, sytkb AciitLs of tinning a productive Mine of Paller's Earth, Tythe-'re, an 4 Land fax redeemed, lying in a ring fence, in the vicinity d Gallon Park, Seger'', with early possession. Ly Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with blessrs liampart and PIMP") At the A.uccian Mart, opposite the Malik of England, cn day, lime tdl, at •rwelve . A Singulety valuable FREEt-10LD ESTATE. enjoying a salubrious air, situate on the High Road fit...l Gnilstnne to Reigate, very desirable fur 1.4(11 as are tot d $.l ..VI• cultural pviaiuiis acid field sports; being in the onion ire tr ry uf agNeral packs of hounds, and abundance of game in ever: c.- rection. 'the Estate cumpriies a modern-built tistal presenting a handsome elevation. and conttnati..s toe nnair taut and caressive views in the county ; the How:42 is bit: .1 the twist substantial meaner, having been erected tar the! r " prietoc's *Wu re,idence (who is removing to town), rr ; c!nt:. every veguivlte accommodation Mr a genteel Largoarden, Farm-yard, Stables, Cart ,Lodge. 'taro. !.„ ;pr 's Cottage, Orchard, and Sts Acres of rich home, At.. I :A Weed Land, lying in a erg fence. The whole 'Bute -tree. lessinerated of the Land Tat. Under the Snil is a Fuller .l genks aiiperme quality, and capable of very able pepavet. May be vieasededeven days preiiots en the Fate, ft, f -Is only, which; with Partiodare.may be t dof Mr Sanotc; Nn. 44, Lonsbard-:freet, London ; w 4 ere an ,kvajor. e: House and Platt of the Estate may,be sect: . CAPITAL FRELHOIO escA FE and MANSION, wire ex ' cellent Offices escruuve Pleasure Grounds, Garden Land, and Corms:oft Right, within era. miles of London, contiguous to the great Western Roads.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Gorraway'sCoff e e-bouse, Change-Alley,. Colvin% Oa Thula day. June W. at Twelve o'Clack, in One Lot, PALING GROVE, that much admire 4 FREE HOLD ESTATE, comprising a slackers elegant Mansion, ieb,talitially built, suited to the accomrsidation of a Noblest= ar Gentleman's fatuity, improved at a considerable espence, and , in excellent order, situated at Great Paling, in the County of Middlesex, ix mi es only from hyde Pork Corner, coatainingn on the ground and principal stet-tee, seieral spacious apartments admirably arranged, finished in the best possible matinee, and I I tine I up with mumble chininey-pieces, mahogan; doors, Ste. At. A grind prineival, and two secondary Staircases ' numerous Beds chambers Dre r ating-rooms and Water -l oser ; Offices et all de• scrimintis, Stables lot IS Horses, and Staedirig for three Carriages 1 two Gardens walled word fully stocked and cropped, Hot-heuse, and Ice-house, Cutta',;e newly erected, F.uvalterd, &odes - taut Lodge wit\ iron gates at the entrance, The Estate compriset 40 Acres of tniseviunnniy rich Meadow and Pasture Land, with a right of common to i 7 acres, all Free hold, except four acres Copyhold, beautifunfornatirtned with ' fine grown Timber and Plantations. The proximity to towns the great Wer.em reeds, and the Thames, the diversified sides, renders this Estate* highly valuable and attrantag;.ous ad a 5000 and country residence. 'to be viewed by 'rickets only. Particulars may be bad on the Premises ; at the Pidgeout; Brentford; Red Lion, Hotinsiow and southall; White. Hone. Uxbridge; Cattle, Salt-bill; White Hirt, Windsor; Castle, Ri c hm o nd; of Meters. Blake, White, and Ainge, Solicitors, E ssex - street, Strand; aadol Mrßobing. War- wick-street, Golden-square ; where Plans of the 'ions!, and (hounds may be seen, and of whom Tickets for viewing the -sin may be lead. NORFOLK. ON THE.ISORDERo Ur' oli r FOLK. Capital FREEHOLD 'ESTATES, MANOR, FINES, QUIT RENTS, Royahy, Fishery, Ice. Perpetual Advowson, Farms, Woods, Ate. comprising Six Hund(nl and Fifty Azzes, exclu sive of Gkbe, abounding with Game; most delightfully and _...___ advantageously situate in the parisher of Thorpe, Abbot ts, CAMERILIG F.SHiRE AND -) U t ,ULK. and lithingsford, between Ipswich and Norwich, and on die VALUAISLE MANORS, ADVO`ArsONe, and Earls T.T..i. turnpike-road to Hailstone ;did Yarmouth. By Mr. PEYTON, • , By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Colfee-base, Change alley, Curnhill, estly is At Garraway's Coffee-house, London, on Thursday, lone 27, at ‘ tbe Month ot 1 .Iy, Twelve, in One Ent, A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE., i • HE MANORS of 110ROLIOH GREEN ,iii:' WESTLEY, and the Perkttual Adlows m or rata Rec -!‘ J. 3 - land-tax redeemed; comprising the Mahor of THORPE , of Borough ABBOTTS, uitlo the Fines, Quit-recta, Itophy, Fin cry, &c. I comiou of meow. Wedge, g Fie, cbtr, ..ylee, Wells, ..::3 ot , c• Green, and sundry very valuable ::,+ acs, 0 tbi.... the Atrowion of Thorpe Abhotts, w " a Pars'""t—:'""w a fta. most roped - able Tettacts.aL will; w.th the ro4gtwlicent Glebe of Seventeen ACfri, and the 'litho of the w hole Parish li n i ,,,,,d ; c , mita i n i ng t oge th e r upward: of slOti Acts,. or •Fltorpe; containing nearly Twelve Hundred Acre. t• r 1 'lhe Manors of Wither,deld and ShertlM:s, .thirrtar Also the valuable Fans of Thorpe Hall and liiitiligsford, eon- t o te talping Six Hundred and Fifty Aare* of rich Arablit, Mad camps) and the perpedeal Advowson of the in. c...• - ‘ -°w • 1 Withersfielti, and sonilzy very xalkable listatei in tbv...:.• rt '• Pasture, and extensive Wooldand. entirely of Oak Tauber and w t. m ew ,. gi g " j o w l sl i p. Wcsitop Ey. ca 47, 4-, 1,::.! ...,' •. Saplings ih the most vigorous growth, nearly in a ring fence, i ve r y reipectaMe . 1* manta at WO; as also, t/se iezterf and in a high state of cultivation, with excellent Farro- hooves, 1 striving v i r.,,,d, ~, w o w. eoo t to por t o toe MINA U2',..2:•;* suitable Oat-buildings, Yards, Gardens, & c. in the boil , „ I , i g gco Acores • condition, surrounded by excelkiit roads and g• - ' •••,.7.. 4 W`" The V:t.tley anti Borough Green Estates are situate five r r towns, being distant tram Hailstone Eve miles. . , . , • ,-.1( r „, o , gewoorbef, is, o w 1 ,... ,3 ,w y o f c,„„ u b r id t .. ~,n the ow.:1 IA ' lSurgay ili pldes, Norwich 22 macs, Ipswich 24 : 1 illl - ; dus road. 'Ch. Wit%eraelii a..lShudyc ,stii:', £.45...5 I :11. , miles, Thetford 22 miles, and London f 4 mike. - , - • lit , fa-cls• Couuty of SuMilk, iiubiti.theee 1111 e. Li it .1V cr..., - 7 ' J coachei pass throe thues a-week, and the Norwich, . . •. I . 1 ,.. - --s furnplite road leading ft t•ris that town zO Linton. . , . ' " ' . . OPoraimes, as ...bey atrium: iw.a Game, and arf on'y ,h,,a.:; r • To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom partictilars itt , fia.m 4 wa n a . ... i , ware. . I lie Lo o big ,.., l ,, tat t, 1 2 a ft y; ' • I M li a i i it ts pe l;tai . IYI "In Stole Inn, which 1. only two ' •. , ~....1 rfienf`44.' ► talca are wail ir.ith the atteti•tm of LapiN.l.i.t, ..r... be had ;at Ike Pmts./ ace, Harls,one ;at Soak too ; Kbad . * -of cultivation and the Buakitoto its capita! repair, and ea. li ~ Head, Dies; White Horse, and GohLit Lion, Ipswich; Angel, i oo each Estate stay be . C4l4vencd into a Goe.temsn's lle. , :: - Bury; Kings Head, Norwich ; Duck, Barrio Wills ; Ram,' , a , a wiling ex rice. .. 1 he dap a s o w w i ll b e g je e k t .e.• :., Newmarket; Hoop, C a mbridge ;of Jitney Wyatt, Lsq. Promo , One, 'awl priat. dOr ienlara delivered at Mr . 1 ofic,;'s 1 ''.t near Eye; /desert. Blake, White, and Aitsge , So rtn ve ors, Essex- - New PfArli-co urt, •tritts litaalaal; at.O.szawal'a I it the Mart ; aid of Mr. Robins, . -- , at •:te • • . -- ••-__ An ....,2,.............. ...i...,.. . ~.., a th . E state ma y i f .01441)JN 1 Fruited and r ublbited by :Arc a ;c.a., r, * . -. _ ...._— -.........rt at theoghesTit'? * at lii fa , • . • DEL'. Therada) last, in Soutb-etreet, Grosvenor -square, Hen . ry Skef engem, Bert of M.iiiereen, Viscount Messareen; Baron Lough- re-agis in Ireland. His Lordship is succeeded in his. titles and 1 etste.4 by Lie only brother. the Honourable Chichester bbeffigaton. 0., thii JSLb instant, John Wafer, BA Of 'St. LawrenstTnear Can•erbtef: 77 years. fr,do vetibight. at Doblin, Captain Henry Dabzu.of the 45th feglinenf. ' • At Ponobello, near Ediaborgb, Dame Rah:pith, widow of Sir • • r Averse, nt Loclulaw. part 'Thursday last, in Bsnnleghanl, the Rev. S. Nano., Rector of Weiktin up•ni Trent, Perpetual Curate Oshutston, • pear Derby, Lite of St. Seihn's College, Cambridge. He was I ne of the aro ?Jobbers of the Amick/but *any, and for. merly , Recto'r of St. Martin's ,Blrmitighont. The sd instant, in the /d year a( hi Aps. Mr. Sawswilisilas, • sm. bookseller to Glasgow. I. At Glaersi, on the Sist Ay, Straka* Wu's% • pappos, dauchter of Mr. Wilson. bettiastswiet. • • ' - HAMPSTEAD HEA CH —ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, With Orme., Coactusisousts, S - reasts, excellent WALLEJ GARDENS. and Ltua. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffet-house, 'Change AlleYt Cornkill, on Thursday, the g 7 th Jun e, 181 . 1, et twelve, • ADESIRABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE : comprising an excellent Family Residence, with convenient Offices of all descrireaom ; new-erected Cdath-houses, Staldes rooms ar.d lofts over, inclined Yard, &c.; Lawn, Pleasure-ground, Kitchea-gardent,&c. the whole wailed rnutid,planted With choice fruit-trees, ia full perfection; Creen-hiime. /cc.; and Inelo..urei of I and from the Heath, ornstneated with lob grown lof.y tim- ber-tn es.—The Premises are in the most complete order, situate on the west sitle, chi the entrance of Hampstead Heath, the pro perty and residence of —Novra, E.g. deceseed. To be viewed by tickers, on 'I iutsdays and k'ridays, from eleven to f..ur o'clock. ParticuLtrs--on the Premise!, at the Geiirga, and of Mr. Witt, H latitt.tctd : of Messrs. Scott 'hnti BIWA: r, So- Sicitert, Lincalnil Inn New-square; at Garrawly's; and of bdr Robins, Waresick•strart, GoLlen44uare, where tickets :or vieTv ing may he lad.