Star. — London, England, 1811-06-14 00:00:00

4 4" * ' ••• • ~. * i ~ .t, .7777. " 1- • ••• r • LAW INTELLIGENCE. .. `. ~ ..tom«Zvi SALES BY AUCTION. 114.11.41W117per,"7 • 4' SALES BY AUCTION. :: • • Ag....00K,A , D1i OF II ENOS ArRES. .• - The foilowint(iii k correct "copy. of the Ir•tlr ad. tuned its the Merchants of Buenos Ayres, by Cap tain P.L l an l ,.o! his Majesty's ship Porcupine, oil the ;abject of the blockade of tho: piace: . • . • • " His Britannic Majetoy's ship Porcupine, off • Monte Video, ad of March,,,lllll. " Gentlemen — On the tod ult. his Excellency the Vice. Roy Informed me, that all• British vessels which may arrive in •he port 1 co Monte Video p.-evioos 1.0 the I inst. will have Perry to ' espor• wl.lioui doties use fruits of the co.intry which they have, fist board ; but those which mry .r e main lon g er in the ports of bueno. Ayres shall not only have the ditties paid there exacted from them: but shall also he proceesle.! against according to law. " Gniler.!anding some vepsel. were expected here trilake in a part of their cargoes, I applied to the Vice-Roy for an extensio h of the period for thesits to arriveyntil the Ist of April; wit I w• 1:h his Excelleneri:Jormed me on the 24.itist. be would not comply cause.by the 15th inst. he expected to have all the ports of Bio , nos Ayres, in a state of rigorous blockade; but that sitooldaely vessel hart good.cause to extend her stay beyond that pp nosh,. the circunt.ratices should have c+ery consideration with Mtn. This, however, wooki nut be extended te those who might f oommenee new navigation. you of this correspondence for your Government, .and that it took place inconsequence of the decent:on in his rrt of the brig Ameba, that wasrequired to repay thedutiri whirl. had bet it paid at Booms Ayres; she has, liowever,,,beett since re- le.toaL .The situadost.of British ships in this river becoming daily sn9re critical, it is incumbent on me again to erecomniend an oh. *errancy of the strictest neutralityhope Too the neeeseity for Masters Of nisrchar.t-vessels conducting themselves according io thie r.coanmendation, as, should they hi molested, 1 an a•; peal b•s:ltilaikvay's Commanding Meer Ot t not fail to rocure thenamok. redress as j us ice requites. p „ • s• Should you. Pe . deprous of keeping lip a commintioation wit h mean any sub.i'Oet conc.opkina s yner generaLintereati,.•l heeewit 1. h inclose you a_ rroltectliiii for the schooner hunch Rabeetc %avid think a vessel well calruli•ed•iessrliat.paepose. :- - " The schoyper Matto Arrived .hereyesterslay about 10 a. ni. ' and was.dispatabed by me, at one p. in. She, however, did not sail till this morning. I ant', &c. M. Eitsoi.! "To the liritisls Merchants, ai Buenos Ayres. - _ . . COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE la. JANSEN W. SIIMIELSoN. • This was an action brought by a seaman against his Captain for wages, upon the decision of which nine other causes depended; the ship and crew were Dutch, and the vessel havink proceeded part of liz. voyage, was captured and libelr-d in our court for condemnation, bit: was afterwards restored. Pend. ing the Admiralty appeal, the plaintiff cpplied to the defendant for six months' wages, four months' being due to Win before the detention of the ship. The de fendant refused the plaint i f f till the ship should be cleared, alledging that the voyage would not be corn- I plete till then ; and the plaintiff left the ship, to ap peal to the English laws. A point. of law was here made, - whether, under the case of Gieaar v. Meyer, 2d Henry, Blackstone, 603 ; and Hull v. Haitman, 6 , Abbott on Shipping," 440, the contract between the plaintiff and defendant, being both foreigners, was not a bar to the action. Lord ELLENBOKOUGH was olopinion that it was not, but saved the point. His Lot deli? also recommended, that in the mean time a verdict should be taken for the plaintiff for the four months' wages actually due to him. SHERII4'S COURT, JUNE is. A curious case came before this Court yesterday, Goodwin v. Cotton. It was an action against the defendant for a breach of covenant in an indenture, ( and-,to reviver 4100 for the services of the. defendant's son, the plairatiff's apprentice, who had been convicted , of un assault of a criminal, Warne, on the infant daughter of the said' plaintiff, and 4vho had suffered the sentence. of twO months irnpriseronent in Cold- Bath Fields prison for .the same. In, this cost tlie. ap prentice refused to return to his master's service, and his father, the defendant, offered to pay - the sum of 433 Is. to cancel the indentures, The daughter of the plaintiff was still one of his family in the house s and yet he refused to agree to accept of the sum pro posed, or to refer the matter, to arbitration. The Judge, after an address from the opening Counsel, suggested a compromise of the case, and it was set tled that the defendant should par,t2o. Pouez.-•—On Wednesday evening, John Read was brought to Bow.street, charged with robbing Mr. Fraas, of Vigo-lane, on Westminster Bridge, .or his pocket-book, containing several notes and a Bill of Exchange' for £5l. Eshurby, Godfrey, and Cane, three of the patrole belonging to the office, stated,l that they were on Westminster Bridge at the time the rowing.match was taking place for a beat given by Mr. Astley, when' they observed the prisoner feel se veral Gentlemen!S coat pockets; at length they saw him in company with two taheis surround the prose cutor, who was' looking between the ballustrades, of the bridge; on suddenly leaving him, they had no . i doubt hut the prosecutor had been robbed, and ac• cordingly asked him ; when he replied, he had lost I his pocket - book ; 'upon which the officers seized the Ipvisoner, and s he dropped the book. He was fully committed. . • Yesterday Elizabeth, the wife of T. Leech, wasp brought to the Odlce, charged with uttering a forged Bank of England note, in the purchase of a pair of stays, to Mr. Hulme, a pawnbroker, in Bow street.-- She was committed for further examination. - • 7ALUABLE LANDED PROPERTY, WI rit A RE'lls I)LNCF., IN 'IIIE COUNTY 01: X. • By Mews. HOGGART and Pillf.i.ti•N At the Auction Mart, en - Thurs'ay, the '27;:i lune, ;it Twelve, CA P F Itk: E L l) and smill p C.:()PY HOLD FARMS, called W'OODHANI Ltalß:l. and nit PI gleam in the Parish qf Womiliant Ferri , . near Dan ; curtaining tneenier 4C9 Acres of dor P..stur , and Wood land, sit utiles from Lend n, from Chelm4.ol- six from Maidun, and three from the River Crouch, triter.. corn Is dipped fur Londou ; in an elevated and btautPul Last of the County of Eases, bounded by CIO Item ruatti. 'the hstre Is in higlisultivatinn, rod abounds with fine Matt 'the ' , welling, called Woridl.am Lodge, Is a genteel mot!. no .sith every accommcittation for a mipectable family, colv , :nlom Out. Clete, Coach-howse, Stables, capital' Barns, Cdt , le 4, (ha. iin7. and Out-building, in ezeeilent repa‘r, est: nsive at., Otter!, .Garden, and Orchard.. Two Cottages for Wulkstien, &e. The Estate is in the occupation at Mt. 'railer, who wilt quit pones. sion at Michaelmas pert. To be viewed with leave of the tenant; ant p:irticolars had to &in previous to the sale, at the Cups, Coklieott i•dve• dun; Blue Posts, Witlum ; King's Head, Malden ; of M. Patter . son, Solicitor, Witham; at the Matt; and of Hogga“ and Pails C 2, 014 Broad-street. London. . , • MIDDLESEX, ON THE BORDER OF HERTS. Freehold Manor litodeace...Pleasues Grounds, Paddocks, pro .ductive Farm, and Landsjythe-free, with an early possession. By Messra.-SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, • . On Thursday, July 4, at Twalveiat Garrawa)'s, in 9 Lots, A VA LUABLE anal exceedingly eligible FREE. Ls• ESTATE, situate at Bull's Crass,- in the Parish of Enfield, in the County of Mi4ollesex s on the border of Fetter Only 12 miles from London , eoinmaniling pleasing views over Theobald's Park, and a vain extent of country. '1 be Estate coin prima the Manor of Honeylanda and Pentricbety otherodut Ca. pets, with the Quit Rents, Fines, I lerlots, and Royalties, ma Capel House, a commodious Residence, fit for tbe.aecommoda tion of a large family, containing a Griwing-rontn,.Dining, and Breakfast Patients awl Library, with ten Bed-cturnewrs,tutrable Dressing-rooms, and Apartments for Servants, esculent domestic Offices of every descrivion, Coach-bouse, Stabling, and other Out-buildings, prodnetive Gardens, Greewbouse, Pleaaure ground. Lawn, and Paddoelu at Meadow Land , m ar g ined Tur a • ...considerable di stance' by shrubbery walks and Plantations, beau tifully intersce l ed by the windings of the New River. .An ex cellent Cottage House, *itb good Gardens, and Farm-yard, with capital Buildings for the purposes */ husbandry ' , several Inclo sures bf very productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, Dearly extending to the Mak road, at Waltham Cross, the whole containing about Two Hundred Acres, Tythe-free, .and Land tax redeemed. • May be viewed on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, by tickets,bstween the hours of ei.ven and four, which with printed Particulars, may be bad of Mr. Roberts; Solicitor, No. 8, Store- ! street, Bedfird-iquare; also of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, opletsgiste-street, where a plan stay be wert.--The Finn l and Lands to be viewed by applying to John Cheyne, Bailie, of whom particulars mij he hid; also at the Fourivrans, Waltham' Cross; Greyhound, Enfield; and'at Garrawaft. CAPI FAL I:EHOLI) Ott Yln the By Mes.rs. I-10GOART and PH At the Auction Mart, on Thureday,,the -.nth of June. at Tredve o'Clock. in Two Lets. Lot I.AyALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, called WOOLVERTOR FAKM, Situate io the Parish of, SborAvell, about sit ales rola Neutron, in the Isle of Wight; consisting of Four kturlred Acres of rich 4ralge, Pasture. gud Wood Laird , free tram veal mil wended and watered ; the whole lying wit :in a :ring fence, and Sounded by net-Bent roads, in cue .4 the most beautiful oituationeia.the Island„ with a spacious Ma nal^ limier, unird:l6lAT:rnAm. BER K 9. .. * D e d n w e , .gr eee hed p o w. suitable for. ate tasstrensculaliats. yf a respeitalds r 4ou t y " " Oflleint of *very description, Barns, Stabling ior. 24 :21.4 done ! very mull - van. 11-7 4 . 1 . ex redeemed'---- wish i imn di gte • -o.uttualdinr, pleasure, Groultds, and. Plantations, pr.4:ritsy Possessidn. dad -" 1 GardetliOnfry WO% and abutidanc.: of Fruit Tries. The Lose! Int . been boa. egevo y e d and • %lived at SOX) per.ansu •1 h • By Metsrs..SKINNER, TUCHIN and FOIiREST, •'. I _l_ ‘„chacimus nut. 'F. * present tenant eisse expires at wo •' on Thursday the stir July, at lt, at Garraway'l, in' one Loti Los . k. AFItEEHOII) Es CE, at a• short dls•ance ( rim I.or*l. mord/sine of rwo enclosures of rich Land, callAllk:pa.. -Ina good carnation for building, containing tnitrtl,rr bout A L VALUABLE and very desi t ableFßEEHOLli . - - EsTATE;plegtaintly situate on an Assinence at WhtteWal.. -_ 1.17 Awes, accessible by the road front Knighton to Woulveriao SICIL!. The accounts from Sicily are of a singular nature. Every one w ondered at the Proclamation of the fling of-Sicily, in which he professed his innocence, or_at least his ..ignoralice, as to the conclusion of any un di 'hand 'l'teaty nit); France. It there be any truth in the subj ineifteuvr from Palermo, it would appear • that this business still requires explanation,, nor can we doubt that our Government will give A a consi der..ble degree of attention : • - 'PALERMO, MARCH 27 a A Treaty of Peace was signed on. the 12th of January last, between tile Court AIR Bonaparte, in which the ceseion of Sicily in favour of the latter is stiputa:id. Notwithstandmg that during the Parliament Wain August last, supplies were obtain ed which the nation is unable to pay, the baretaced measure has bees resorted to, of imposing, without the consent of Parlia ment or of the Deputation of the Kingdom, and against the fun damental laws aad inviolable usages of this einintrs, a duty of one per cent. on all public securities or private paymems, in ' which the transfer of money is witnessed by a receipt. This has excited universal indietation. The Bart*. have steps forward to prreest against it, but the depittetton of the kingdom, through whets this proieat would become valid, has been interdicted • from assembling by the Government. Besides this imposition, to edict •has appeared for the sale of all the lends helooging to . the Royal denVsnes (these belonging te i tlfe Crown but ndt perso nally tt the King) or townships, and another edict estaltlishieg a lottery of I.s,COO•ficket) of ten ounces each, of all property reek . elestical; of cotnntanAees,. abbacies, dee.; ohligits3 every one, and even the incumbents of these lands set up to stile, to take's num ber of tickets proportioned to the reputed profertth y ey may possess of thetr own. 'Phis is not al--the Government proposes, now they arc disappointed in the produce of these impositions, to make a req.!isition of all the • plate belonging to individuals, and t 6 pay fur the same by an issue tit paper. Officers, who Gall themselves Tyrolese, and disrpir.ed from the At/suite service, arearrived to comniand the army, and many more areexpected ; the Cot.tioased in Chief is to be give* to the Count La Tour (a Frenchman!) who is daily expected. The King, frightened by the violent praeseditigti of a certain diainguished female who • he has not energy to controul, has retired into the country. The Duke of Orleans, inimfcal To these tneasures;hes asked - peranisslon • to retire either to !Malta or to England with hlsfamily,and having bees refused, has also retired from the capital. The- dlscoment and alarm at every individual coilitquivce Of -these operations, is arrived at its greatest height ! . A general fermentation and a spirit of opposition bay' manifested themselves evert where ; incendiary placards have been stuck on all the walls, and have expressed the general sentiment. All eyes have been turned on the Engi sh, In the hope of finchng hi them their liberators ; but t h e ir coldness aid apathy have left every ode to the pangeof de spair. AU tins - cannot do less than produce tke Saddest eonse quences to their riwn cauiw ; in a wo-d, this kingdom Is ors the eve of its destruction, and with it the• British army, the subsidies which have been so toor. lettisheilthe immense sums spent for ha defence, awl, besides, all ihe views which ever could have induerdAhe Goveruinew. to so expensive an undertaking." Whenever we see a wan selling off all, the furniture of his b-otse, we conclude that he is going to least :I he prociaraa ions- d e claring the intended sale of all -Government property, were inclosed • with the above letter, in their original language, and printed at Palermo. his natural to suppose that tLe Royal Family in Sicily have not any •Mtention of remaining there, when they are selling ff al the prilicipir bases on which the public re venge., r own' tingdom reposed DIED. At Edinburgh, on th. 28th ult. Mrs. Mirgarett Bryce, relict of the Rev. Mr. Thomas Spankie, latellioister of the Gospel at On the llth instant, In his B St h y ear, Henry Thames Rogers, Esq. of Graymenl On Wednesday evening, „tie 12th instant, at Crav he en L ifof odge, Stamford 1-iill, alter a paiut;ul and lingering illness, t w e John Craven, Esq. SALES BY AUCTION. NORPOLK--.CAPITAL RESIDENCE AND FARM, In the best Sporting Part of the Country. By Messrs. SKINNER, TI.JCHIN, and tORREST, On Tuesday, the 45th of June, 1811, at twelve o'clock, at Gar raway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhlß, London, AMOST desirAble FRE E HOLD ESTATE, called MOUNT IDA, commanding a variety of beautiful prospects, delightfully situate near Houghton Park, eight miles from 12 ainham, and 16 from Lynn, a fine !porting put of the • c ounty. of Norfolk, abounding with g ame; comprising an excel , • lent well-finished residence in complete order, with offices of every description, coach-house, stabling, extensive pleasure and kitchen gardens, wills lofty walling, lawn, plantations, and baw -1 tiful shrubbery walks, peacher tes, g ra p er r , pinery, succession ; houses, and conservatory, and 107 Acres of excellent pasture. id arable lan with suitable farming buildings, four cottages, Stc. forming altogethog a very eligible residsace. I To be viewed 24 printed particulars n.ay be had on .the pre mises; also of MessrA. Foster and Unthank. Solicitors, Norwich ; •Messrs. Gudge and Parker, Printers, Bury ; Mr. Jackson, Printer, Ipswich ; at the Angel, Yarniolth; Duke's Head, Lyon ; Ram, Newmarket ; of Mr. Geldart, Solicitor, Gray's inn, London ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Al dersgate-ereet, London. i . . - . ..14 Wilts them, in 14 sporting part of the county of Berk., comnianding --- ~,_-• n 26 . -- . lightful views of Wieldmkt Castle, Cliefden,Taplow.hille, and over 1 " days preceding the sal4 at the Bugle, Noweor,:; Do '1.1.:11. sc-sm a vast event of rich and beautiful country, four mile, fr ont mak: Te be viewed with lime, of the tena nt ; and Particelart hal .9•0 denhead, Binfield, and 13rackeen,.8 from Windsor, 10 from Rm ding, and only 30 from 1 ondoos caned Wakhant-Place; tonipri. ansptoo; Crown, Perumouth; India Antn, Gcopor; ....1 N:e,s, s. Clarke, Seem!, end Clarke, Solicitors, Newport ; Blatt. i. GI a , a, s i ng a gen teel corninodious Residence, with domestic Offices of E. No . 3,lkuese k tplate, FitsacoAtiquare ; at the A ucnt.o h; art ; 'Joan m 4 E10114:4, No. Ca, Old 8r0a.".-att...l, every description, spadousCourt-yard, strict. disibie Coach - homy and Stabling; together with every necessary building adapted to a sstof eaa". thq residence and farm, walled Gardens, cepital.Hot-hconeo ;: hi g s . , Royal laC____ll e where a Plan et the I.:water - :1N b. . , Green-house, and the adjoining inclosures of 'Meadow, Pasture, I VALUABLE. f it.lik.liQl Ai LANI.); neat ROL.t t:.as Lbs, a and Arable Lands, containing 236 Acres, ornamented with 11 By hlesirs. HoG9ART and PH11.1..1.1'6, beautiful lake; various parts of the Grounds are intersected with I At the Mart. on 11.urviay, Jun.. 27. at Twele,., in ore I ..,-, pleasure walks, pleasingly ornamented with fine growing tipnber, . MOST desirable FREEHOLD L. '... 't I''' and the premises are . abundan A. tly supplied with fine water. in a . .....9 called -s, n!n re short time after the sale of the Estate , will be Sold, the genteel or ha Called . ti EROMPTON FARM, eintaining ;40 .9,cr.cellent Arable Land, in a high state of calt:v. i Q, partly inclosed byllourishkg quick-liedges;del slit I oliy .itua:,d Household Furniture , Live anti Dead f arming Stock, and various for building i Mansion withm a mile of the City (a R0C.1,17, r, in Eftlets.—To be vi ewed b y tickets only, which may be batL"with primed Particulars, of Messrs: Skinner, Tuchin and Forrest, Al- front of the high road to Dover, in the Parislit, of .•r,i u l 4 8,,t der. gate-strret„ *here a p lkn ma y be seen. Particulars also of Mr. F r i n d4hury; free miles feem Gravesend, V front Lond, , u ;11) • rAc. Moore, Solicitor, Staple Ind, Holborn; and at Garraway's. tifulpart of the County of Kent, monmatilin eaten.iv, a- 1 ' --------.-----'--- . - vtc . ... : walla, prospects of the Themes and .lidodway, the n.re and AN EXCELLENT RESIDENCE, with extensive GARDEN the ailment country; with a Farm-house, Bien. Gard, i , all anti PLEASURE-GROUND, 'on • HAM COMMON. in Out-buildings. The Land-tax is redeemed ; the Estate i. In haod, SURREY, with immediate possession. . * scathe purchaser will be acconsmodated with early poss:s.i,n, By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, a n d FORREST, . and one-third of the purchase money may rema in on ntor:l.t.tz 1 To be viewed by applying to the Bailiff, Air. Geprge Whreltr ' On Thursday, July 4, at Twelve, at Garrawars Coffee-bowel at EIII-street, Frindsbury; and particular. had .....0 day. ri. Vq.lll Cornhill, • - Ito flie sale at the Bill,Crown,and Kirg's Head Inns, itss.t n• r; • . AN Excellent RESIDtNCE of handsome eiEra.... FidCOO and Prince of Orange Inos,Grivesend ; Bull and . t.;,,,rg, • tins, with convenient domestic Office% suitable for life am.: end Granhy-bins,-Dartiord; kose and George Inns, Sclmg.- eommoditlen of a resPeilahle Family ; coach-home, and, good bourne ; Rim and Bellbans, Maitistune ;of Mr. Gibbs, 50 ,, c , .. , 1r, Stabilog for 5 horses,beautiful Lawn and Pleasure-ground; with a . Stroud; at the Auction Mart; an d of Hoggart And r . a.,4 variety of or iumatstal timber-tree• pleasingtyesposed, and a pro. , Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange; where a plan of the Estate ductive Garden, fully cropped and planted, and enclosed by lofty . May be seen. wailing; situate in front of that delightful and .mueb-admired ' r epot Ham Common, commanding chinning prospects of Rick- 1 mo od Park, and an extensive view of a rich and beautiful mum try. The Residence contains a well.propertionEdDrawine-roont and= Eating-parlour. each 411 feet by Ill; a Breakfast or Mom ninprontn, and a Lady's Boudoir, tasteful/7 fitted up ; a Libeeey, five Bed-chambers, besides Dressbirenoins, and proper • apart ments for servagts, a good Extranee-kill, with principal and em condary Staircases, and spacious Catalog. .The premises are plentifully supplied with vied water. The land-tax Is redeemed. A small part of the Estate is Freehold, the remainder Copy bold of Inheritance. . . To beriewed, ten days preceding the sale, by tickets, winch .play be bad, with printed particulars, of Messrs. Kni ght and Illuubsole, Kingston ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin , and For-. rest, Aldersgate-street. Particulars also at the Talbot, Richmond ; acd at Caraway's. Amax RESIDENCE and . LAND, at DEDIIIVI, upon Iris borders of Sotolk, abOut seven milei from Coluheatcr, in the county la Ewa. • • By Missn. HOGGART anti PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, 00 Thursday, June 27, at it, in 2 hots, Lot 1. k VALUABLE;COPY HOLD ES TA • 11 - cotiatting of to inertia's; Family House, built with "nine years, under the inspeaton of it) emittegt Surypiin, is replete with aicatiurgelation for' a• respectable family, the rri &mac and property of Stephen Teitsier, Esq. removing to town. The House containe!sit led-chaolber4) pertain-rooms, •tume rous Closets,nud Witerclosets, Dining anit Drawing-r;ctu• •if • good proportions, Library and Of ices, With tapir al g for Wine and Ale; detached are two excellent Stsbles for four It , r%ei, of Iwo stalls earls; Coach•bouse, and Haenassaroonta. is sorroonded by Pleasure °minds and Gardens, the Unisiids are ornamented with flourishing libruhs and Fruit Trees, wta a Paddock of rich Land, cunuining about 25 'teas. Lot S. lin very valuable and improvable Cpyhelti [one, only divided frosts Lot 1 by the t.igh road, cooti,this of dock, containing about 54 Acres, upon art elevated and most beautiful situation for building, commanding a fi . :r v:rvi of tt , e ' Sea and Port of Harwich, and overlooking 15 Pari:ie.. lie Land is well fanird, and orpaniented with clumps of in is erns and plantations • a - Well has been sunk, and excetient wet f ou nd; with a 'comfortable fatnify Cottage, containing s i aetal rooms, stabling and premises, of which tntincti.l:; P0y..%%0a ' will be given. "The Land is laid down is grass that has no• Itr_a . mown these seven or eight years, The land-vas is retiemnd. To be viewed with uskets may, and particulars 4t'y previous to the Sale, at the Cups, Colchester; hree wick; Bl ue you., Witham; of Mr, llawes,, court, Ti...3gmortoti-street ; at the Mart ; and of Nleiars..l:o‘. ,fart and 61, Old Bond-street. -----___ SURREY.—An elegant VILLA, with an excellent FARM of lag Acres of Land, with severg beautiful Spots foe Building upon, within seven miles of Town. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN and FORREST, - On Thursday, July- iI, at lit, at Garrawiy's, in several Lots, ACAPITAL, valuable, and most desirable FREE- HOLD ESTATE, called Furzedown or Woodlands, the property and residence of Henry Baring, Es 4 situate between. the villages of Tooting and Streatham; consisting of a capital mo dern-built Villa, erected upon a judicious plan and hmdsome ele vation, the principal apartments elegantly fitted up, excellent do mestic offices of every description, coach-houses and stabline, possessing every aceommodatione suitable for a family of &stint tion, delightful pleasure . grounds, plantations, and slirablartryr walks, laid out with superinr taste, in an improved a4d greedy admired style, capital conservatory and pheasantry, kitchen Pr- Elegant VILLA. near CHELI EN H AM, .61oicc,ie-iti:e. den, encompassed by lofty walling, and the surrounding ir;clpsuree i By Messrs. HOGA./ART and PHILLIPS, of excellent meadow, pastr.re, arable and wood Land, In a high I On the Premises, oo 'fueglay, , flay 9, at 'I wdve, . state of cultivation, lying very compact within a ri"g fence, or- i A - LLsToNE LODGE, concisting tit a N:w ,y. nintented with thriving timber, pl:asingly.disposed, antcontain- t / 1. erected VlLLAorsoete with eccommodation, snd a:s ing in the whole -upwards of 182 Acres, • with two handsome „ we d for a family of the first respai; 4oo., w i t ,..i. r . me i" -., , e . lodges, aimed farm yard, !sniff's messuage, bullock lodge, and . proper buildings for th e business of husbandry. ! tattled Coach-house and Stable.an excellent wallea :11tCht I! (..ir- Tl 4 Villa " 1 dirk, and a rich Paddock, con tainin g about live Act-. -, , i-n•rd erected In the centre o f th e g rounds, on the summit of a-beautifeLt r with the;elsiticeu Flu" Trees, ,new in their vitae. (-• e ti,n , e sloping lawn, commanding extensive and ptcturesque viewsoteer. - t forms's' liataLoine• Brick. nEdifice, is onrantseted w:tL 1 re.4 . : s. • <i,a rich and fertile country, also the valtiable Manor af:ro4ictq Oraveney. and hat asknphig Lawn and circular 1.1r.v.. i n !root. A h t .- i ... • • •- - ! dark is skirted by a iluurishingShrubbery and shadp.iy ..:. :- 1 . Vo be viewed by Tic kets onl y , three weeks preceding the safer . : tile grestekt ca . re has been }sten in seiVeting Ole cho.cct: •:. r,. +: Which with printed Particniars may be had td Matseas.-*iiinneri and Fruit Trees t' th e Premises .are-imierated frvet t •i: , ess.. d Ttiehin and . Voirrcet, Aideregste-tonne. Pam am almo at Uinta : I. l .:andi.tsat, pletiantly situate- r.eat tier new tr-up-le.-no.o: 0!... way'S. - . . - . --r-• . tenham, and about tier .same disti*fd.tin the sp a.. 1 .. .lo be viewed;. Pariicu lara had on'the Prom sea ten des Pions re 'Lout to the Sale; also at the Belt'inn, C;l o uce.ier ; Hotel, II - • _ 'br :.a CIIARITY .C IIIL DREtC—A scene was yesterday exhi bited in St. Paul's Church, which could not be excel. 116 at any Metropolis it the worlis. An immense number of boys and f,irls, clOthed andeducated by HUNTINGDONSHIRE. —PEREMPTORILY, * . t h e humane citizens of London, waked in procession,i By MOW. SKINNER. TUCHIN, and FORRES'T, I At Garraw ay's, on 'Tuesday, June 5, at 'welve o'Clock, in Lots, to the number of 7,000, headed by the beadles , over- By order of the Tristees, seers, &c. of their respective parishes, bearing diaries V.ALUABLE and very improvable FREEHOLD gu;shing flags and devices. The girls were dressed v • And COPYHOLD FARMS, advantageously situate at with peculiar neatness, and each wore'altivqvtge of Vigo., a fertile part of: the County, seven Tate f rum Hunting the iresiVat flowers. About ten o'clock racist of chit don, anti six from St. Ives, both capital market towns the Estate Chnsiren' began to arrive at' the doors, with the Cler.. :of the late John Jackson, kaq. of Gosimanchester, deceistd ;tont prising two yeti e ll g ibleand desirable' Fains, containing about - ''g) sec ". Churc4 4ardtms ' °veteeere ' -ii44. of the ee'vel : 456 Aeres'encloied4od open Skid TvissadoW, Pasture, and-eirebie ral parishes, and. were all seated by a 4barter before : 1 ,„4,, with „suitable .Farm Houses aid Offices Dwin-bouses, , eleven- 'Die organist then played the .I,ooth Psalm, s, statdiet..Out-tpildings, Doing '., in ' A C RES of GRASS LAND, with an'elegant VILLA, which - was sung by t ea whole of the children, s tand. be t e cculation of Messrs. John and Thos. Stiermin,good • and respectable tenaats,whose terms expire next.Lady-day,smoun- 100 At, H M'ddle at , t sex* • lug, in a most impressive manner, and also the an- • ting to about .£3OO p•er ;mourn, c apable of considerable menu. By Messrs. SKINXER, TU CHIN, and FORREST ~ . • them. Soon afterwards prayers were . read by the . May be viewed by ap r lying to the Tenants of whom printed • Canon Residentiary, and . the children chaunted esT. Particulars may be had; also at the Pelican, Vt'rarboys; Fountain At Garraway's, cm Mond 371 July 11, at 12, in several Lots *. HE , thion : A VALUABLE and most Desirable PREEFfOLD - Responses. " Glory be to the rirstett, &c." was Huntingdon; CrOWD, St. tVCS ; Falcon, St. News ;of Mr. ESTATE, delightfully situate in the Parishe,tof Hendon also sung, by the choristers and Elsildten,salter which, P I : 1 1 :Zr , , t. t . r a b li ar, lbr o l u dg u e n MD e s k s e ra i o N li e ci w ,r rs tobs -;.;,„ P p r ie in . te a r t s 6 a s r tamf ' y l' ; and Flncliley, a rural and beautiful.part of the count y of Middle '44 Halleltfph ! f. n• the Loan Gen Omnipotent reign- and of Messrs. :skinner, luelaln, and FOrrest,Aidetsiate.streets. sex, within seven mites of the metropolis ; minprising an elegant • eth," , ;sod itn anthem, lit= the 2d chapter of I.tike. ------,--- - -------------- ----- ------- VM3 of ...handsome elevation, with ellcieUent domestic.Offiees _of An excehtnt sermon WitsPra.chL 4 on the occasion I,F,ASEHOLD FARMS of latti Acres. with an excellent Owl- every drscription coacls-botise sad excellent stabling, itqutiful . ; ling-House Garden , and Bailin Cottage, near ROMFORD, and extens i ve pl;asureirrnands, shrubbeties, lawn, and capital atter which the 104th Psalm *as sung.. Many La- !. with i mme diate, possession. wailed garden, fully cropped, and planted with a variety of walL dies faioted from the extreme heat, and were removed By Mesars.SKINNER, TUCFriN, and FORREST, and standard frult-trees,. two fruiterrhouses, orangery' Sri rut of charch. .Several • of the children • were also ,On Tuesday, Jane 25, at twelve o'clock, at Garrasray'a.Colke - house, and elegant dairy. and the surrounding rich padduclis or . , taken out insensible, they,lowever, scion recovered in house, Change-alley, Cortthill, Louden), io One Loy, productive meadow-fand; tithe-free, lying within a ring truce, i i • the air. , The ceremony,. and the spectacle, on the TWO very Desirable Leasehold Estate, ,conve tn!erveted by &serpentine river, and well stocked with valuable - niently situated at the fourteen-rade-stone on the high Essex and stately timber-trees. pleabingly disposed, containing in the '• viehoei..,. was the moat splilime, gram!, and imposing Road, within two mites or the market town of Romford: Com- whole near toe Acres, with a farm-yard and suitable buildingo.l maid,co ..poisibly he imagined; and excited in the .prising New. Hall and Pinchbeck Farms, containing One Him- The Villa is suitable for a tareefentily, and contains eleven bed- . . . „threedriedtie.rooms, an entraiwo-hall drawing-room, I, filirl Of 'the COlllp4llll4ell.SafiOna the most pleasing dred and Eighty-eight •Acres of rich 'Widow, Pasture, and c.. ll4 .mber: Arable Laud, recently improved at a considerable etpeucc, lying amine•mons, and.reem, and bb r ary , a ;leads from the - . and tvriatrie. -. . 'AI '.. . • very compact, and in a high state of cultivation, with a Erick I Prioeird to to a owleetv,arrf and a lambkin= allnsn • : Yesterday, a. gentlettittn pass i ng. the end of St. Paul's Dweting-house i n g ood repair, fit for the residence of • Gentle- I or-ban-mem The boom and offices am remarkably well sup-- - Church.yard, near LiidAte...i.-bin, duritlA the processZoh Man: .escellent _Earn, Granary, Chaise-louse. Stab/lag, other I Riled With r trater...fr jeenlises have been recently put into of the.charity childre, % A U:Paul's, had his . pocket ' Out -buildings, and a good Garden . A Farm Yard , witika Idal- a eoweete wale of repair mace Improved. at a very seaside . "picked A!. Vanwkile watch mid Appendagak. firs Mesmer. rabid entente, Ind are now at for the immediate reeepdon of aI , eked at the Rev;ew .'l'o be viewed. *tad printed pareicalarinsay be baton thE'Prn* family. stunrd . Haw re.P!' o " naY be . * . ' Air ntlem'an had biv " ket f ie— --. 2. .._ A ___, ; s tUiSeS • also artist Bed,, Chelmsford; . White Plan Inns Arta- To lie.vsowesi by dcluers'only, airkeh e wi th printed patticsdire i 1 .. - - _.—..._____—_ ___ on Mpadar,cht a iraluXh. c gold wat cts, ca atria i woo ef all e s . Romf 9 o; Angel, Ilf or d 1 ,, at G straiw. o vi m 4 may ,t,i . . ' j ewt itad, A da 6 1 46, A nd gllpte gold. Nab. :. . .'" . Mear. rikkiner,flabla, and Foresa,Aldeeseatesstram.' ,. - ' iitreet z : . el at • • 1 - ernes, Mo. t,Cires.o,. apd a: the (Mir, I :as.. ' • ' ~ . 11444;544ntr:lifidatNiimi hire"; Aldenliatn• , 1.01 11 D01 4 I Printed and publisi.ed by Lyre r. !- t NI, c t •• •- . .--,- .. ,,, ,ii.,,ii..' ••..-t..*;.--* . ..4 • ``...•••-•.'. i..r t ._,, -.• 7.• • 1 ' '4' -• • •,.• P - - -• .• - ' . • .••• /......, % a 4 1r i a ,:., ~,,,5:..,,,,,--, _ . ....,. ...' • , .., , -i, .. •., * , -; . l''. • e +l lt-1.,. • -4 , •- .. ' ..-' -•• at ' I , • , • • . „ . ''''''' --- ford; principal Inn et Wiier7 •Jtar, UifOrd; Littray Rooms, Cheltenham:- of loleisrs. Giviontitc ard Z March, Solicitors, Cheltenham; of Mr.SnO h., 134111 , r, ,J.• teßham; of Messrs Honart and Plodir, 6`2, I;rc ~!r, et at the Auction Niart.' ELEGANT ru RN t litE,‘,l - IE4 lEN t i.k tiouc, , By M e . eT , HOGGAR 1 -and'i'HILLIF . S , On the Premises, AUstone ,Lodge, ne.u . Chetcvnham, Ott 'rue! , • tily,lllll9, rt l'welve, THE: .Elegant Modern FURNI.I'UItE, ceny•i• -I- sing a Drawing-room SAite, in L;recian Lor.cnr3, French Curtains, finished in the ininirdiste,tas'ciec3.:*C a. '''s• Breakfast -tables, 011 claw frame s, IL Liininty-gla.•es ind Mat capital snabo.:aoy lour-post Bed3tead3, %WI li s nt•z 1 1!ra fisruiture'%. guysc,fratber Beds, It/San-433,5, and ~ t h t L sile excelient Cabinet-week, la.Vressin,tAnd., Ch. • s ..t D A A,t a Set of paten( liiniett . -tables on c trame , , 1•Arl-u: C . ; 1, scarlet morior French Cirtairi, ISro.iset3 And , tier ~) itelnd Fender. and ii:e-xons, Colwary • Ca l►s s &t. • I'o be Cewed one day preeisus to the ras e, . the Prrotiset ; at the Pell Inn, G ouce...er : I • goons% Cheltenham; at Messrs. Gwinnet cud Solicitors, Cbeketlsam; of bir. Smith. 8.111:,:tr, t ;•.1: "h L Ludo.' Mrs rs. H.sgart awl Phillips, No. tit:, Uld --