Star. — London, England, 1807-08-01 00:00:00

words, where we had a trianufaaory of epithets. The Right Hon. Gentleman went on blab', f©r he rode . very U ,hr, and carried nn weight. He then filmed the difference between the fyllem of the laft Mini fters as t• 1 col tinental affairs, and that which was im puted to them. They had not teen any proper op portunity for a diver Gon, or they would have made it. They had made no p;omife, and neglated it. After various explanatory remarks, he begged Gen tlemen to prier their charges fairly and ferioully, and he would meet them. He recpiefled the Houle to mark the Right Hon. Secretary's receipt for mak ing fpeeches. He put all forts of ridiculous things into the mouths of his political opponents, that he might make out his fpeech by alSwering them. He made them fomething like a fecoud per fon in a dia• logue, who was made to talk a gond deal of nonfenic, to fet off his opp nent in the argument. But though be liked eloquence very well, he conld not praife the relpedability of the Right Hon. Gentleman's argu- snents. Mr. CANNING laid, he did not feel bound to 1 1 make any charge. Sir J. I'ULTENEY laid a few words, when the refslution waT put and canted. The SECRETARY at WAR then fla•ed, that it was his intention to pr.:Tole a fmall incleafe to the Waggon train, inflead of a reduaton : for this put- pate he propofed a vote of 51 ,9001. Mr. WINDHAM Paid, that he had great doubts of the utility of this increafe of the Waggon Train. P- withed t knew whether much tile was to be made of I to the expedition about to fail t • aie SECRETARY a. WAR Owed, that the wag gon train was on the rflablifliment now propofed be fore the reduai )n which had been made by the late Mr. CALC RAF l (lied, that the redueicm was from ten compaot• s to f .Itr, which was, as he con• ctived. fully foffirient. Mt. HUSKISSON (Ad, Oa-, in fact the corps had never been :educed, ahh•. t igh i t was i n cnnt empla• tion to seduce them in J Anna, y LortICASTLE It F. AG H knew that it had been the intent inn of the late Mioilter. to reduce thi , ; eit ablith, silent, but he very much suieiti• , ned the policy of this' tel•luti^n. The fit of inn Cel l e was. undt.tt3tedly made with a view to the expetlit; n then preparing for frliilland. If, however, it wire only c oifidered with a view ofhome let vice and defence, he thought that a c :nfiderable waggon train was HecelTary. We might as well have artillery wi h , ut drivers, a. waggons without drivers or herfe*. In cafe of inva fior, R wtluld be very important he Able to move the neceffaty notes expediti .ufly to the place of their dellination. _ Mr. WINDHAM allowed that tl.e eflimate now prefen!ed tuna be voted. He d uhr.d, however, very much the policy at. large an eftobli'nment. He agreed with the Noble Lord that it wiadd be need. fry to have drivers in readinefs, even for the (late of home defence, but he did not fee an equal recd thy for having the hinnies alto in readinef', as is the cafe r f inv ifion, there could he no doubt but that we ynigla eafily command as many horfts as vice cattle.% poffibly want. When he was in Adirdoiaration, he had propoted a redaltion, and in to doing it was evi- dent hr was nor looking to ;:ate nage. The SECRETARY at WAR (aid, that he (h uld content him'elf at prefent with propraina the ref,,ltt ii n for the prefent yee.r, and he .fhould abltain horn giving any opinion of the generA policy. The ref. lotion was agreed to. The SECRETARY . at WA R 1 1- . en moved a reto• lation for an addi.ional inns of ly s oool. for itifpeding Field Officers. He 'linnet it evident that not only for the day c.f review, but fur the previou. prepara. &ins, infpeelinns were very sect fret y, and kept up the fpirir of the volunteer corps'. Mr. WINDHAM did not confider thefe officers at all neceffary, and had lie trd them gene rally objeded to by the Volunteers themfelves. AU the volunteer officers he had fpoken with teemed to! with to get rid of them as a nuifance. They thought ae he did, that they might be as well reviewed by the commanding t‘fficlrs of the difirid. The Gen tlemen of the other fide had. however, happily did . - coveted upon the eve of the general deficit, that thote infpeding field c 6 •ers were necefftry. They bad then found that the V lunteers were& defcriptiun of force which might have been made peculiarly ufeful. They were not like the Regulars, polled in defiles and paffes, and to prated crofling of rivers, but they were 3c.0.000 men difperfed over the country, many o f t h e m pirating votes in counties, and a great number having votes in hnroughs—(a laugh). At that time, the prefent M nillers found it very conve• nient talV a great deal ah tut Volunteers, and to peontife them infpeeti .g officers, and incrrafe of pay. Trlow that their obit& was anfaered, he hoped that they might be brought to content to reduce the effa• blifilments, and get lid of the infpeding field officers. • The SECRE CARY at WAR withed to know whether, during theAdminitt ration of the Right Ho nourable Gentleman, 1114: corps had been lapelled in the manner he recommended. by the Generals of inflead of the Irfpelling Fiefs: Officers ? (Htae, hear, from tie Alinillerial Beneber.) He contend ed that there was a confider able falling off in theVo lunteer etlablifhment during the Administration of the Right Hon Gentleman. Mr. WINDHAM adml - ted Tome relaration, but raid, that it was from the nature of things. and by no means began under the late Adminiaratian. General TARLETON fp , ke of the great event of he Military di,h iEt that he had the honour to com• mand, and 'sated that 30,000 men might be brought tr-ni it in a few d ys for the defence of the met, o• polis. He admitted , hat the Volunteers were fo fat tidious, that they prefer , ed being reviewed by a Lieu. Mani General to being revieued by a Major General, and by a Major General rather than a Brigadier- General ; hitt as it was impoffible to find Lieutenant Gerera! enough to review them ail, he thought thole Inspecting Field Officers were abf lutely oecelfary. MI. CALCRAF Owed, that before his Right Hon-surable Ft lend (Mr. Windt. an) came into office, site Volunteer F. me had decreofed from aoa,ooo to V 3.000. and during his Adniinillration they had fallen If in a mirth lefs proportion, not having de. created above 20 or 25,000 mea. He remembered that he himfelf, as a Volunteer. had been infpeded by Maio Generals and Lieutcnint Generals, and he did not tee why that pradice might not he continued. The gallant General (General 'Carleton) had now Ids head tingteis at Bath, and it was a great pity that the Pat liament did notthen fit acre, as in fah a cafe the gallant General could reconcile his fens .torial duties with the duties of commanding officer of the and in loch cafe he might again ho nour the Voluntees Co far as to review therm General TARLETON laid a few words in ex. planatisn, and imputed to the Honourable Gentle man great militar y ignorance. Mr. ROSE then fpolce in favour of thelnfpelling Fiel'l Officers. Mr. BERESFO RD (poke highly of the frifh Vo lunteers, whom he Rated to have been much difeou raged by the I tlguage of Mr. Windham. The SOLICITOR GENERAL of Scotland, fpnke in praife of the Scotch VAunteers, whom he silo Rated to have been very much difcouraged by the lanluaze of Mr. Windham. Mr. WINDHAM laid the arguments of the lafl H moon:bit Gentleman was merely to the old tune. " No pay, no Stoics." This Wonderful relaxation of the fpirit of the Scots voluitteets, was to be attributed to Tome diminution of theformet allowances. If how. ever the number of the Scots Volunteers was much dimitrifhed. it mull be allowed,, that this diminution began long before he came into offize, or had any profpeft of coming into office, and therefore there Gentlemen muff have had the gift of fecond fight, to know both that he wou'd come into of f ice, and what he was to propofe. He had often objeaed to what was called the volunteer fytlem : but as to the individuals themfelves, it was impoffible that any one could pretend to turn into ridicule the population of England. Ireland, or Scotland, or that proportion of the population which evidently appeared molt ardent in the general defence. As to what an Honourable Gentleman had raid about the difgrace of criatination and recrimination between the different parties. he agreed . fo far in that opinion. that he did not wills uoneceffarily to indulge in it ; but if it obvionfly oc curred in the course co; a difcuffion, he was not con tent to pair off--( .1 laugh). . Mr. ROSE. jun. (p Ice of the corps to which he belonged, and whicit was leave ever reviewed by any proper offices. He wont(' fay, at the time they were reviewed, if they had praftifed the exercifes of the Kalmucks, or of the Chinefe, the reviewing Ge. neral would have know.. nothing about it. Dr. LAWRENCE Paid, he recolleEled a very dif ferent hittory refpeCting that corps. They were a corps that wanted greater allowances to_ o bi made to them than what was ulna). A Right K n ouratale General (Ger.er.d Tarleton) had in his expLtnation accufed all Honourable Friend of his (Mr. Calcr af , ) grofs ignorance in military matters. The Houle would however rec•illeft, that, about a flrtnight ago, the Honourable Gentleman had ex- red ail his midi. tary calculation, to perfoade the Hance that Bona. pat to had advanced to far in Poland, that it was ilex: to impollible he fhluld ever be able to retreat. After fo recent a promulgation of his miiiary opinions, he thou lit tae Hottfa would not belies that every nti. litai y mtin was completely ignorant of his pr who might differ in opinion from the Hon. General.' Genet at Ti-IRLETON laid a few words in expla nation. After force conrerration between General Loftus, Mr. Berrsf. r.l, Mr G. Role, the Secretary at War, Sir George Hill, Mr. Windham, and Mr. Shaw Le- Fevre, the C ,, mmittec divided. For the Vote F 4, Againtt it 24.---I.lajority 60. A Vote of Credit rf 4.,500,0001. was then pared for Great B:itain, ana 500,00.01. for Ireland, to be granted to his Majclty, to meet the exigency of pub. sic aifairs.—Aejoutned at HALF PAST ONE O'CLOCK. LONDON. :,ATURDAY. AUGUST r. PRICE OF rocKs THIS DAY AT ONE O'CI.OOK g Coat suaguy 64 —for A.•,uft 644—Rectuced 6241--Ornnium par Ezo.4 Bills par is. pre. The lall divifion of the Expedition has now failed from the Downs. This event was announced by the telegraph lalt night. The tranfports had on board the 3sd, 43d, pd, Bsd, and five companies of the 9sth Regiments of Foot, with the 111 and ad Bttrali ns the IR Regiment of the line of the K;ng's Getman Legion, in all about solo men. They failed f r the Notthward, pricier convoy of his Majelles (hips Ps LUCAS, TARTARUS, and Ltcrerstwo. The left of the tranfports, having on board Gene. ral Sir Groana LUDLOW, did not get out of Ram( gate harbour until one o'clock yellerday morning. After Sir Gloans's departure, an orderly Serjeaant arrived with difpatches, which were conveyed . to the General with great difficulty. - In addition to the Staff already mentioned, we underhand Lieutenant General BURRALD wit corn mand a dirifion, al.:: Major General BLottarrist.o the artillery; Major General Wattos will alfo have a brigade. The 43d, gad, and 9sth'regiments, all light infantry, and without exception the belk.difci/ plined corps in the fervice, ate to form Sir ARTHUR WELLlsLey's brigade, which is to be the 'cleric of the Expedition. The regiments comprifing this bri gade have been formed at Shorncliffe, &c. under I Sir ,JOHN Monet.'s R eculiar eye. __ No cavalry have gone with this expedition. As we have before (laced, none will accompany it, but fuch as had been previnufly destined and ordered for em• barkation ; of thefe, as stated by us on the ;ad ult. the Dragoons of the German Legion have been em• barked at Hull and Grimfby on the Yorkfhirecoaft ; neither is there any part of the waggon train ordered tur this fel' vice, as erronenufly reported.• We have jail received ale letter of a friend in that fine corps the 43d Light I.kfantry Regiment, cmbar• ked at Deal : he fays—" You will foon hear of n', and, I am confident, hear at once moil important and gloriouc accounts. We are bound in the mote profound tecret that ever was kept by any Englint lVlir.iltera: no boat whatever cap leave tile more for us, without there is a cuflomhoufe officer, ar (one confidential perfon in it, There Are rs,octo ;s fine fellows as ever left England now embarled, and no d)obt there will be many broken heads—but that is nothing—never did men leave the Country in better Ipirits, or with more enthofiafm, to meet an enemy." MONTE VIDEO. Lall Wednefday morning the John Bull, Captain LITIUVRE, arrived at. Jerfey from Monte Video, which place the left on the asd May, when all the troops were in good health. General WHirscoc v had arrived. He gave the Mater a letter for General Doi, of Jerfey, with dirations to inform him that as his letter might fall into the enemy's hands, he had Paid nothing relative to his Government, but that as foon as the troops arrived from the Cape, which they had left on the loth April, he intended attacking Buenos Ayres, and that one of the tranf. ports with thefe troops, had already arrived in the Rio de la Plata, precious to the failing of the John Bull. THE CONTINENT. The Tonningen mail due on Wednefday, arrived tall night, and•has brought the Treaty of Peace, con cluded between France and Praia. By this Treaty the latter laces nearly one half of her territory, and the troops of the former, are to be allowed free pat• Cage through her territories to Warraw ! In fa°, Prulfia is no longer an Independent state. The Treaty with Ra 16.4 has not yet made its appearance. French and Dutch papers, the former to the 22d, the litter to the zith ult. have alto arrived. They confirm the report for come time current on the Con tinent, refpeaing the exaltation of Piince JF ROME, to the'regal dignity. He is to be King t,f Well phalia, and in that charalter has been prefented by the Emperor ALIZANDER with the infignia of the Order of St. Andrew. The Emperor of Roam, decorated in the Infif.tnia of the Legion of Florwur, received a vifit from Bo rt APART F. wearing in return the Ribband of St. An. drew. The two Emperors remained together three hours; and the tellimonies of Ft iendthiPt which they gave each other at parting, are laid t.i have created the moil lively emotions amt.ng the numerous fpec tators, atTembled to fee the two ereateß Severeigns of the world giving mutual pledges to each other of their unanimity and friendfldp.—Such are the accounts in thefe journal.. But if we mty credit private letters from Tonningen and Hamburgh, no real harnttnty fubfifts between thefe Pot , ntates. One letter Rates, that to get rid of hler , %Liole's company. ALIXANDER pretended to have received a mull prt Ring mefrage from the Senate, and made this his mu& for leav ing Ttlfit on the t ath of July. The Treaty between France and Priara, and fame , other articles of continental intelligence, ate given in our firil page. No paffports are to be eranted from the Alien Office for eight days to come. LA night at a tare h ,ur. a Meffenger was fent off o:n the Admi•alry to his Mai e.sry at \Vindl,r, and an isptefs to Plymouth. on imnorta hufinel. Yefierday Mr. Jaexann, formerly Britith Minifter at Berlin, fet off fat the Con , inent, accompv-idd Mr. Waorrarr, the Ring's Meffs'nger. We have not learnt hi% dellination. The letters received yeller-clay by the G )rtenburgh Mail from Sr. Peterfborgh, contain order for goods •to a much greater a•ri oust Iran orro.il fh.orld be moll happy to contl , ne rhii into %n enlirgement of our trade, and .4'l evenfiorr of r:tir cowr)erce. Bur, unfortunately, the oblique hints contained in thor letters, which we have feen, are not to be miniver pretcd. The enlaree. 4 orders firring only from' the anprthenfl , n uf a firfpe: - ,ded intercourfe between r.fil .n. thi .C. •untry. Mtj General For ars, as eldell on the Srlff of the .nth-rr. fuccee:is to the comnatid ' , f th.- Kent Di' . i► the aJence of Lienten .nt General Sir Git•RGR LUDLOW ; * • iel?i thin Maj 1r MARL AY to the utter Matter General's department, in the fame dittria. in the abfe , .c.. of Lieutenant Colonel Dnaetu. fet t jiir MARLAY arrived yellerday in Can terbury. The Lath Lieht , Dragnons, (under the command of Coined Hawatsa).are on their march for the can coati of,Suffex, This very fine regiment, as bt irtly timed in the STAR of Thurfday, was reviewed lel Monday. upon Hitnnflow Heath, by his Royal High. nets the Prince of WaLss, Dukes , t YOR 11, CLAR ENCE,' CUMBERLAND. CAMRIIDOE, And Kt NT, haldeS the ',aged affetohlage of General Offi Hers : a new fy item of Light Diagoon tatfics, fumed by to lonel Haw. tairpon the MA refined plan. for the movements of Light CA'valry. was performed ; w hick is to be etlablithed as the future fyltem of regulation for all light regimen' the fervice. After the ofnalrarade and form st ions (which were inimitably well perfOrmed) the whole •.Y this plan was put into execution, by a fupp•'fed march agrinti an enemy 'for feveral - miles 'ov_r the heath, croffiiig the river tn the town of Hampton ; the facility of movements and judgment of ditpo(ition, with the ne. celfary precaution of advancing and patting defiles, &c. drew down every panegyric from their Royal Highneffes, aid the ma& ix perienwl '•ffiicerc prelent. A greater Airplay of military teaks has n •t pr. fenced itfelf for many years, and every individual will ' feel indebted to the author of fo judicious a plan, as well as to the officers of this regiment, who fo intel ligently put their detachments into execution. The PRI Net was heard to exprefs every encomium the regiment In truly metited, and while filch atten tion is (hewn (and to be the future ezemple of our fervice) our country has little to fear from boalling enemies. A very fplenclid entertainment was given by the regimen after thY reyiew, at the Cattle, at Rich mond. The *ink of their -Royal Highneffes were prerent, arid tit% day wept Of with the greatett con viviality. NAUTICAL MTELLIGINCE. FALMOOTH. JUL r a 9 .—Arrived the Humber artn• ed fhip from a cruize.—The Neptune, FavsJL,from Berhice, is arrived at Liverpool : the failed from Tortola en the zzd of June, in company with ab - qat 54.0 fail of veffels, under convoy of his hottjetly's CANADA, of 74 guns,: frigate, and op, and mic a !.from them three days after failing , in lat. as. so. in company with the Belleifle of Glitfgovi. The Libertas, SMITH, which failed front Sheer. nefs after the convoy for the Baltic, is unfortunately on fhore on the Cunfleet. DIED. On Thurfday, at his feat a: Hackwocd Park, in the 6 tft years/ his age, the Right Hon. Thomas lord Bolton, Lord Lieutenant and Cuftos Rotulorum of the Conn , y of Southampton, and Q. vernor and Vice Admiral of the Me of Wight. &c &c &c. On the 13th inft. at his Haute in Brook *met, Bath, after a long and painful illnefs, General Richard White Colond of the 24th P egitncnt of Foot, who commanded for many years tbc 3di or Kings own Regiment of Dragoons, and ratted the 96th Rte. silent of Infantry in the American War ; by his death the Mill. tart' love 1 ft a firm sad attached friend, and Society as budt and good Man. SALES BY AUCTION. SU REY. KNIGHT'S HILL. MANSION HOUSE and LAND, tie Property of the late LORD THURLO W. Shortly will be SOLD by AUCTION. At Oarraway's CofFee Houfe, 'THIS truly elegant and f.plentlid MANSION, with fuitable attached and detached Offices, Farm Yard,oul Out-buildings, replete with every convenience ; and upwards d too Acres of excellent produiftive Meadow and Pakure Land. forming altogether a molt important Domain fit for t►e Rchdencx of a Family of the Brit diftinclion. The Ablation at Knight's Hill is retired, anthill the media teretting rural Scenery, comma:tiling citenfive, richly wooded, and diverhfied Profpeifts; daltant five Miles only front London, aad one Mile each from Streatham and Dulwich. Particulars are prep tring, and will be fit rtly ready fur delivery, afwhich dal noti,ee will be given in this Paper, and alto of the Day of Sale, when every =rear, information nay be had. mut Want of the MLitt lean, on ap?lication to Mr rovraley, LAW Surveyor, Walwortb; and at Mr. Janne, 01ice, No. S, New .11-Court, Line his BISHOP'S Ed ILL, MOIJISHAM, and Will rB HOUBII FARMS and LANDB, CHY.I.MBrORD, ESSEX. To be LET by AUCTION, By Marrs. SKINNER, DYKE and Co. On Tbarfday the nth of Auguß,punanally at Tvielee Mock on t'e Premlfes, AT BISHOP's HALL MANOR FARM, CHFI MSFORD, in Fourteen Loss, In Lea& far 1 . 24121 d twenty-one Years from Michaelmas 1807. Lot 1. billsop's Hall Manor Houfe,oBlees, Gardens a. IL Y. r and Lands 30 430 s. Part of Town Fled and Garden - it sis 3. Ranain.lir of 1 own Field - 9 2 13 4 Stable Field, Mill Lay, and Further MIII Lay '3B t 33 . 3. The Bottom Meadows - 3 i 15 6. Upper Brick Meadow . - 8 o*6 , • 7. Lower Brick Meadow . 7 3SI 8. Part of Long Meadow - - . 20 0 a 9. Boarded Barn and Lands adjoining, neat the Braintree Road -- - , tto 3 6 to. King's Piece, Long and Lower Oaltlcy's A 1 13 it. Gravel Pit Field, next the Ongar Road 34 3 16 ts. Motefh im-ftrer Farm . 3o 0 lir. 13. White-Houle Farm - 86 .1 n 14. Meett..g-Houfe Field and Gardens, In Beddow- Lane - - 5 3 34 Total Acres 444 sjj For particulars apply to Mr. P2rktr, solicitor, fvfoulfinm, Chelmstord ; Mr. Edw ird Bray, Solicitor. Great Rail ftreet, Bloomfbury ; or to Meffrs. Skinner, Dyke and Co Aldcrketa- Rreet, where Plans and Drafts of Covenants may be fan. Particulars alto at the Bell Inn, Chelmsford. MITCH NER'S HOTE ARGATE. By M. ffri. SKINNER, DYKE. and Co. On Tnefday, the t Bth Augu R. at t o'cl ck, at Garraway's Oise Koine Change , alley, Coabill, I ondon, Lt twn lots, by urdet the Executors if not previoufly di:pored of by Private Contrae, I HE extenfive well k :• , wn and i‘tng enalaiilbed A FREEHOLD PREMISES, called the YORK HOTE4, delightfully fituate on the Marine Parade, commanding a fine view ol eh. , harbour and the ocean, many years necupicd by the late Proprietor, Mr. Mitehener Tile pralines c ntain cha-e.bers for 43 be a dining rooms and parlours, for large al .d (mall companies, with this warm fait water baths: and every other pAlible conva hicnce for cat rying on a beneficial and refpvetede Winer, • Thc 'urchafer may be accommodated with the Funntert and Effcels at a valuation. Alfo, a febilantiti rasholcl Dwelliog-hoore a.lielning, on kale to Mr. Witherd.in whlzb expires at Lady-Day 1814. To be viewed, and particulars 'id all days preceding the (ale, on the Preinifes ; info of r. Jarvis and ''r Wm. Cobb. the ex ecutors. at Margate: at the pace of Met and of Victim Skinner, Dyke and Co Alderfgate-nrect, London. V.ILU iBLE PRE zoliCkt.D EST} re, BUCKS. , . By \lcdrs NKINNF.R. * DYKE and Co. Ou Thurfday, the tab nt Aiwa, at Twelve &Clock. at Oldie way's Colfcc Hou'e. Cbmge.aney, Caudill!, London, le MS ot, not previoady difpo':ed of by Private Contra& AVALIJABLE FREEHOLD Tythe Free ESTATE, advawagtOully fltuate hi the Hamlet of We& cote, betwem Ayl, (bury and Bleeder. fix mkt from the former. and ten from the latter, anti :cu from Bucklasham, all gaol Market Town,. _ _ . Confißing of Three Hundred and Thirty two Acres of 012ing Meadow, Arable and Wood Land, with proper Farm Hodes aid Out-buiLings, the whole forming a very capital Fart ly.if eeedingly ron•parfit, well timbered and wagered. and beaadislbr the High Road. A part in band. the remaimler Let to Tenant, at Wia, at Rents and calm .ted value about F.y.: Hundred an Thirty Pounds per Annum. To oe vimed, by app'ylig to f dm Allen on the Pr.eisiTes:lar whoa: pa •ticulars may be had; alto of Mr. Heim. So icitof, bucki• ghtm t M Ifts James and Rofe. Solicl•ors, Aylethatf; Melirs. Dawf at aid Co. Uxfo - d; Meffl ai lpicey a d Co Nio thampton ; at the King's Arms. Pie Iter; Red Lion. 'NM; Place of Sale; and of Mefirs. Skionit. Dyke and Co. Akictfgaltv• ftreet, I.otdon, Mitre a Mai may be few . • . FRP EHOLD, COPYHOLD, and UFAN and CHAFTIA HOLD. FARMS and LANDS, at Alconbury and WallslV• Huntingdoltihire. By Mcffrt. SKINNER, DYKE and Co. . • • • • • On Thurftlay, the 20th Aug et, at Twelve •: Clots;, at Chivating) Cuff; c Hong:: Chang.: all-y Cornhiil in four Lott, TALUABLE FREEHOLD,COPYHOLD. an 4 • the DEAN and CHAPTSRHOLD ESVATV.i, 'drama. genufly fituate at Alconbury and W-Ron, divided by the HO North Road to Aleo:,bury Hill. through Buckd n and Hunting• dun. five miles ft oat tacit; ten from bt. Neotts and tdltou, 31 4 Sixty fix from Ltndon Comprifing the'Deanery Manor of Alconbury. and fame eligible . Farms, containing I it): Acres of inclole Meadow. °rasing and Arable Laud ( I"ythc free). with Farm Kittle. and OatbuiltlislOr and the great tythes still .g fro n the adjoa .Lug Lan& l'he Wog* in the occupaion of Melt'"". i:r en. B wker, Masky, Holton. and others, tenants at will, who ha. antic to spit the prtfent rental, only One Thousand a t NiSty four Pounds tOttsli SW* lings, per annum. rap.ble of improvement To be speweJ an :pita. d Pal Cubit% had or the T.n is ; alfo at tae Wheat Shea . Alco .bit y-11.il t Ems": : Hun' mgdOn Georg , . Stamford; Bell Stilton ; Cock. Ftoa. Sin. 8.. •crwade I of Mr. Hodfoo, ge ; Mr. N wearn., Stamford; `oda. Dicey a Cu. North .myton; of birth.. Prays Solititorsbreat Ruffel ftreet, Bloomfbury ; le r:. fone. , • J Grr n viliflaurr fquare ; at tee Place of -aic; an 1 of Mar- •r , D #.e nJ Co. Aldenfgate ftreet, where a plea may be feet ) LONDON: Printed and publifbed lay LFVEL KENT (of terbury Place, Lambeth) at the STAR-OFFICI, No I. Carey &int. Plibtifkal alto at the STAR-firmes, Temple-Bat Ir'