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V 1- ant Pr 1 fox as qv tel to 10 in to .11 b t • 71111 - • • • . • SALES BY AUCTION. • OXFORD. ALIT 51. . LAW. ATE/2/40'0$ •. I - -- This Town is at present, and has been far - a 1 UPPER GRosvElot4rrltarr. very considerable time past, remarkably full in con- I Capital TOWN RESIDENCE, with OFFICES. GARDENS, COURT OF KING'S si*cli, JUNI 5. THE RING IN .0001 C. sequence of the numerous v.pplications for admission 1 COACH-HOUSE:4 STABLES,' ice. In this case the stefe9dant mini., of the inbordinate before the expiration of the term. Several Gentle. . By Mr. ROBIIsIS, 'r'-• - • At Girrawars Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Thttesdny,.ihe 19th officers belonging.to the Police Offices Hatton Gar- men Commoners have ;teen admitted at the Hails . instant, at Twelve o'Cloc, den ; the prosecutor is a tall Ors And on the day Stated this term, which places seem to be rising more aid ! A SPACIOUS LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, in the indictment, had . juit aed in town from die more into conseqt . sence every day. At the beginning '. -I- - 1 - wee attached and detached Offices of all descrpttons inned w f i t: h r the la acco o mmo n du c ion b of a family of the first act iirteurtso-1-, county of Northampton. It was ate in the evening, of the next term,* new arrangement is to take place and he was set down by the coach in Clerkenwell, on respecting the Gentlenten Commoners, who are to batty, the South side large drosverie h rrs t :ree ' t te e the residence of a his way to Hammersmith, where he was the nrrell, to have have the additional distinction, like the Fellow Com- Vobleman, deci.ascd. The principat pan of the elegant Yana.. raided. He was greatly intoxicated, and stopped at moncrs at Cambridge, of a silver tassel in their caps, ' tor' may be had at a valuation. a public house near Hicks's Hall, called the Nlagpye and a new prize. is expected to be established, the ' ~ ,l 'er h c e , v l „ e lre e da nv iebo 4 t t e s kets; particulars ou . the Premises: . of . and stump, where he staid some time, but at length Candidates for which are to be confined to that class. m ivir. i,,,,sin's," Warwick -street, wrest; att, rraWel • an d in HUNTINGDONSHIRE. fell asleep. The lan dl el y WAS desirous of getting . ' him out of the house , and he was p ut out, but in a 1 A duel was fought on Tuesday morning, about six Eligible Compact Freehold Estate, n Seven Hundred . Acres, short time returned. Qn the occasion of his return, o'clock, in a field loading trom Heston to Harrow, 1 little Gidding, near Stilton, Thrapston, &c.--Desirable Pfe• Cook, the defendant, who was in the houses interfered, when one of the *arty was severely wounded, and i party for investing Money.—By .Mr. ROBINS, , and assaulted him in the most wanton, unprovoked, lies without hopes of recovery. The combatauts are ! At Garrawefs. on Thdraday, Lune ts, at T we lv e , in elm Le, 1 VE R Y E, i.AT V E :t c h o t n a , b p l ri e si a og nd tw lm o p e r:r e : ti l t s u F w it v, E uin E g li tk OL uti D . and outrageous way. Not contented with that, he not ktiown. dragged.him to the New Prison, where he was con. The carriage of Mrs. Seafort, of Nottingham-place, . with Yards, Gardens, Barns, Stables, and various Out-buildings, fined till . the next day : and then, on paying Cook a was overturned. yesterday, in Bond-street, by the line Two Tenements and sundry Lticlosures of Meadow. Pas. wheel coming off. The horses dragged the carriage : tare, Arable, and Vood Land, mar Seven Hundred Acres, all seven-shilling piece, Cook consented that he should be liberated, and for form's sake he was taken before several yards, the coachman having been dismounted, !yen emstsa!t, and in in a goal state cult l iv id ati e nn a t id in i te k eecupa. and a Magistrate, at Hatton Garden, and discharged.— and a Young Lady was so much hurt, as to be unable 02r4 at rents ts uno s undig to :C741 per nh annum, capab le oerfc'tmal to proceed. Five persons were in the carriage, but For this . assault, and false imprisonment, this bill of derable increase situate at Little Giilaling, near Sutton and Al indictment was preferred and found.. The prosecte. two out were hurt. ! conbury, in the County of Huntingdon, near good Markets acd tar proved his case, as above stated, and in that he BIRTHS. 1 excellent Roads, Ming a most desirable Estate for Trustees to . was fully and unequivocally supported by the testi- Fndayst Seriby, Nottingbanabire,Vlscountess Galway, of a son. i in""i stoney. -ame day, at Eastbourne, the Lady of Lieutettallos-Colenel t. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Blowfield, or Messrs. Laid sway of two most respectable witnesses, who declared ~, „.,..... 1 and Booker, the truants, wh e Particulars maybe had ; awl at Wat ion, of the sd Dragoon Guards, of tsvms. the conduct of Cook to he the most *anti*, unneces- ; Monday se'lmf lit at Milford, the Lady of Coloneetemadrer the Angel and Bell, *Stilton ; George, Stamford and Buckden ; Wye and ferocious they ever beheld. ::' ' - I ,MP. of a dauglit g el. '. ' ••. '. Fountain, Huntiorban ; Swat), h•tevenege ; Wien/ Horse, Bal. On the part of the defendant, the landlady of the 1 . _ '.dork ;of Mr. Tyndale and Mr. Groom, Liticla's len-fields ;of MARRIED. I Mr. ;wilier, Stamfcrd ; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robins, public house, and a great number of persons belong. ' Warwick -ersee Golden-square, where a kan of the Lstate may -seen. ing to the Police Office, and to the gaol of the New 'd—but their testimony did not _ _ Oo the ith instant, at Chichester, h. Arnand, Esq. Collector of his Majesty's Customs at Portsmouth, to Frances, daughter of fobq • Blastien, Esq. one of the Aldermen of Chichester. • LINGTON-S CRELT, PICCADILLY. Elegant Furniture, brilliant Glasser, and Effects, new within a . abort tittle —By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Tuesday, lime Is, and following day. 1 'HE excellent HOUSEHOLD FU itNuru RE, comprising suits of elegant French rod Window Curtains, in Chintz, Chairs and Sofas, handsome Brussels and other Car pets, four-post, tent, and other bedsteads, with Chintz and other Furnitures good Bedding of all descriptions, well-finished Cibinet articles in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dining, Card, Pem broke, Pillar and Claw, and other Tables, numerous Kitchen re qui•ites, and can Effects. May he viewed on Saturday and Monday preees g the Sate. Catalogues on the Premises. at One Shilling each ; and of Mr. Robins, Worwiek-street, Golden-square. • ison, wen, examined—, answer what the defendant expected, for the Jury found him Guilty. THa KING V. DUNNE. This was an indictment against a surgeon for an assault upon Mr. Strongitharm, in which the only question was, whether the prosecutor had not threa tened the defendant first ? The circumstances were uninteresting.—Defendant DIED. Monday, at his house in 'Teraerden-stteet, after a lingering In the 70th year of his ar. Henry Herbert, Earl of Car. narvon, and Baron Porchester, of 1-14;h Cleve in the County of Hants, Privy Councillor, and LL.D.- He is succeeded in his title and estate by his eldest son, Henry Lord Percbester, M. P. for Cricklade. Sunday, Lady Gordon, wife of the Rtr. Sir Adam Gordon, Bart. Rector of West ',Tilbury, Essex. At Aberdeen, a few days ago, Anne Thomson, a widow, at the very advanced age of 104 years. Sunday, at Walthanistow House, Essex, Arthur, the Infant son of Sir Robert Wigram, But. At her house in Old Burlington-street, ales a ♦very short 111- ' nen, the Countess De &Oil • VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE. PREMISES, at Stratford, near Sew-bridge, and Badding Ground, Nlaryland•point. • • •By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, June 13; In Lots, in conse quence of an intended dissolution of Partnership, Lot 1. ' T 'HE LEASE of a quantity of rich MARSH LAND and OZIER. Glt 01.1 ND, about fourteen acres, in hand, with two cottages, a large drying house, three dwllling•houses, and range of bulliliogs, let to Mews. Littler aitd Morney, cialie.o-prioters, and a dwelling house, colour-shop, dye-house; and laud; let to Mr. Nyren, at together . .. 274 per annum. Lot 2. The Lease of a Piece of Buildiog Ground, with Os houses, Nos. 1 to 6, East-street, Stratford-place, and three houses (slating the road in Stratford-place, let to. Messrs. Berridge,' Cane, Stredwick, and others, netting together .91. 15s. per Ann. Lot S. A Freehold Dwelling-House adjoining My Ladys ri Bridge, at Sttfori, let to Mr. Murphy, at . 14 . 14s. per Ann. Lot 4. A Valuable Freehold Plot of Building Ground, Land , Tax redeemed, at Maryland Point, extending 90 feet in front of ' the road leading to Low Layton, by *lO feet in depth, in hand. To be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and particulars had ten days previous to the sale, of Mr. Bruce, Solicitor, liymoncts- . Inn, Chancery-lane; Mr. Cooke, S o li c i to r, Austintriars ;at the Auction Mart; and of Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad ' strret. 'T'HE BUSINESS of the TAYLORS' COM. -a. PANY is removed from the ADELPHI to 101, 1.11. L. MALL, where Contracts as taken from Gentlemen at the fol. lowing Prico ; Three Suits per Year - • a Four Ditto • - " - Five Ditto - • - fitz Ditto - - • - - atlfl 10 t 4 10 SS 10 SS COATS. Best Superfine Blue, Black, or Green - - 4 4 Breeches front £l. 12s. to - - - - 1 la Waistcoats from rtk. to - • - - I 1 A Suit of Liveries - - - s o A Box Coat - - 5 17 Best floe-shin Breeches - . - - 9 14 Ditto Ditto Pantaloons - - - - S 3 Regimentals and Naval Uniforms made at the shortest notice. Valuable Freehold LAND, commanding three extensive Frosts for Building, near the Four Mile Stone, TOTTENI LAM, By Messrs. I IOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, oe 'Thursday, the 13th June, at twelve, in Lou, unless an acceptable offer is previously made for the whole by Private Contract, A Desirable and highly linprovable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Bushy Hanger Farm, consisting of up wards of One Hundred and Six Acres of excellent Land, cans , mending a considerable event in front of the high North Road, ' and of the roads leading to Horpsey and West Green, in a beau tiful situation for erecting Villas, within five miles of the Royal , Exchange, with a Farm-house, large Barn, Ovlodges, Stables,and 0 nt-buiklings. The Estate contains valuable Brick-earth, and the Land Tax is redeemed. To be viewed by applying to Joseph Shelton, on the prole's*. ; and Particulars had tan days previous to the Sale, of T Mr. Willsatn Forster, Tottetthans-green ; Mr. Charles Tuck, otten ham ; Joseph Miller, Esq. Red lien.sguarel at the Mart; and of Ho gars and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. OLD BALLET, JUNG 5. Several prisoners were tried for petty offences; after which—Sentence of Death was passed on . , C. Thowiss and R. Armitage, for forgeries ; A. Solomon*, for A highway robbery; P. Rusull, T. Brown, and 1, Taylor, for burglaries; F. Fernandez, feir cutting; 13. Stubbs, for Shop-lift bit; S. Smith, Harriet White, Sarah Johnson alias Furlong, LHz. Horton, W. Cooley, W. Bolton, and F. Bevan, for stealing goods In dwelling-houses; 3. Anthony, for stealing goads from a barge; and P Peivey, for stealing half-a-guinea. Mee were ordi rcd to be transported during their lives ; three for 14, and twenty one for 7 years; two to be imprisoned in the liouse of Corn:llion for Y years, sis for I year, and fifteeit for 6 m o nths; twenty - four in Newpte for various periods; thirteen privately whipped ; six fined Is. each, and timiwstd ; eleven judgments respited,and twenty-nine discharged by PrOclamation. ---- , , , A hackney-coachman was committed froveMari borough-street Office, on Saturday, for want of bail, for an assault ion a Gentleman, on Thursday evening, in Oxford-street. It appeared that the defendant dr. manded eighteen pence more than his fare, and by the Most disgusting language and threits extorted the money.' The complainant on walking up to take the cumber of the coach, received a blowjan the side of the head from the defendant. ~ Saturday night, about eleven o'cloile, art Mr. Samp son, jesvellcr, of 0 x tord-street, Was going along Upper Sloane-street, Chelsea, he was met by two men ap parently well dressed, who inquired of him the hour, and, on his pulling cut his watcte, they knocked him down, and robbed him of two guineas, some loose silver, and his watch ; and, on his remonstrating with them, they -- gtive him a blow on the side of his head and eicited. : Mi. . Heqdrick, of Lover John-street, Fitzroy. square, was stopped on Sunday night, in the lane leading from slier to Walton, soon alter dusk, by two tenors': Oressed in smock freaks, who presented a pistol, and rifled his pockets of his beok, containing thirty five potrnds in Bank of England and Croydon notes, and a silver hunting watch. The robbers dis mounted Mr. H. cut the bridle of his horse, and made oil towards Ripley. Monday night, about ten o'clock, a coach loaded with passengers coming hum Greenwich, broke down in the Kent Road , near the Bricklayers' Arms, by CI I ALI .ENGE. which some of them were much bruised ; particularly MESSRS. CUR RIE and Co. Surgeons, late in hi , Majesty's Service, challenge the wnole world to prove a one woman and a youth, who were taken to the Hos- single Ins:ance where their Medicine and method of cure have pital ; the former with a broken leg, the latter with i Bled of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this his skull fractured.parti cular bra.ich of their profession has not given rise to one The body of Mr . Halam, of Nottingham-road, PaunlecesAdca:e. Mary-la-bonne-lane, was RD Sunday found in Chelsea I They continue to direct their studies to the i treatment oitie an e d curt of Venereal Complait.ts, and that de Reach. He left Mitcham on horseback, rather for- , 1 which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful efec:s te tsf% Irani in liquor, on the second day of Epsom races, i le dl it long and mo st unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes and is .supposed to have been dismounted near Bat- , ne. th e it wil l be found to be the unfailing source of barren tefSea,_ and in the 'darkness of the night, to have 1 ! e other have s ty ravages tallyfa developed to them by a ells strnyed into the river. - tressing state of debill, which if t remedied tenninat Iln impotence. These are Its remote and ultimate eff•cts,wluleeon 'jhe value of Di. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS Sul:111110000os emuscular power, and varlout nervous complabus has been so long proved, that nothing of the present ; per day can bear a competition withit, 'in all the • diffe- : moss an y gUishing Under tre flier tagessiititdhenitirlitikil vice. Of rent stages of a certain disease, *Nell it effectually ! treatment Is simple and hae never proved t ilru chah ti l6it i theit . course or a long,laborious, and much extruded practice. I n n th th e e cures and erad'cates hem the haVt,'without exciting most obstinate andeomplicated cases of venereal infection , such the painful feel in g s and ex p osure that attends saliva. as erections In the ethra, s; vngy excrescences, hard tu sion—without d ebilitatin g the'cori nu.,obur stitution in any de- " s i catious ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, a. g et gree, or even requiring confinement from business or eittleTtigES, rests iction of diet. ahe radical virtues of these 'lnes. Whether recent or of I. z duration, and which have baffled t he : skill r ofodier Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan of sinkable Drops have proved their claim to pliable RD pmbation for more than SO years. In all the debility ' su e. n a e n n e n n e triiteff:xeruealcilant and permanently and cured, without the patient ad both sexes they prove ,never-failing restorative— often follows the applica llit tiL o n f the lo a na r re m a il u l stl i c. ‘em l o n n t r i h o lag r us eo e set of eases 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, DU whether the debility is produced by too free use of , e Striettirrs have been and are daily under their are, the total VALUABLE FREEHOLD AJu l te .A T N 2a7 D n.d ,: ktp 7 Hr ar wur ß .4. oC ,:pis H n, :l i E ,O ß t . mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm ' o f of which raei are-e ff ected by a safe, certain, and 'aped* • gli mate To travellers and those going abroad, they t e,,,,: ` ,L ° : H n hura t ) d aGyG, and d iq r al i o li r t to proceeding other nt yet adopted. The At the N B lLl M o esn l !. MOST desirable FREEHOLD z , in cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re- . weakness, relaxation , is speedily removed, and the pa y t p lent retto g red rom to th :o is u c Za p o i d ai e n i t : ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old fttoerretheirySetriehee gorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a A ' B een tt r 7 fi l Arao lr u r r aN eirLag FA ngd ß ul M ekiniho e a nn igesh t i ab gh, li da n t li e :O uotffu A l cr ioylo esi taua m ti o tned ine , itiiiiburn gleets, and every weakness that affects the perseverance beendotr in ed thc ia i a r nid r n e d i ape o r ra n ti aa v i e mbi r ay e t m eret et z l eu ies irei , or less Ca orex i La r rt h ly ni i l ylosrd bladder• and organs of urine. By its efficacy many I :u ro re P has r requisite Women have become mothers, who for m illy years slumbering spare destroyed , bad been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the firs o t r ti•tintcit(ambili T 1 front of t he ing hai%l. ro si a o d n w o ithin a mile of the City of Rochester, in and retail, at Mr. cutler's, No . 1, Cheapside, corner have been of under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fur the rt:: Princtibury, five g miles f t r Gvr'larvi in t-ndi eke e 2 from Parishes of Stroud and r com adical of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, having • tiful part of the County of Kent commanding ex i teri ti si7 ; a a nr ' I" ea Paternurer-row ; and retail, by Damn and Sharp, zceived a permane nt core, re ra ci s ue nt st ithh!ta.crefercuce, I t u he resou ja e ee p n rospects of the Tha i mes and Medway, the Nore P end . e PotutOttth ; H.ill and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, may be made .to them assatisfactory Weston,et l'4 allot y, and Jones, Pialsea; Trewman, ;Jemmy of Messrs. Carne and Co.'s plan of treatment. Man y u. Out-sabuildingts.coulnliteryt!an w d. it r h ar a ia ltarni-house, Barn, Garden, and redeemed ; w th it e h Estate l is in hand, Exeter ; Cuokw 4/I city, Glenville, Gilbe rt , and Box- o at t id dr h e ad se Gen n tle u m d en have had Strictures front ten to twenty yeah ; and the purchaser will be ac imodated e er o t f he ca ,a re l of Messrs. Home and Heaviside, , ; and one-third of the purchase money may remain on mortg a ge. land, Plymouth; Newburs, Dublin; Baxter and Mac- and ether aura n i c e e, w w i ho atteuipted the cure 7'obe viewed by applying to the Bailiff, Mr. George Wh:e' r : thanalti; 6 laegow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and by the application a th e r g l ' Unar calist en diva success. 'at Bill-street, Frindebury; and particulars had tO d - • ' ''r' dal •s previous urrie and Ca may beet) , , , naillted liy either sex with the C irgill Edinburgh • Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peek, Messrs.o to the sale. at the Bull, Crown and King' Mewl Sun ; Gregson and Billinze, Liverpool; Stains and trieaattioes7.6delkateny, secrecy , atie and i honour, at their house, No. 107, i Falcon and Prince of °siege ions, Graies d 2 1: ;i i i s, ai l l t d escbesti r ; andcountryn ar l e h requesied to state b ourne ; and Granby Imo, Dartford; Rote and George l Inns, 6 Si e t cl t l ig e' _Lynch, Winchester ; Bowen, Norwich; Knott and the particulars . of their'enatses in the general ne a s bit of living, &e. Stroud; Rain and Bell Inns, Maiknone •of Mr. Gibbs, Soliciti t ; laderyd, Bo niingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and most Inclusing a ienottance for advi 6 ce and at - t at he Auction Mart ; and of ' Heinen and Phps 62 ' Meticine Waders, is bottles, at is. 9d, 4s. 4A. a 225. wits he Vow or stilt to any part of thekiage:in. the same Old Br root, Royal /inhume; where a pint of the Estate ' . may be seas. . . . RECENT CURES, 1 Si 1. To Dr. S o tom o re, Gilead• House, near Liverp wt. ST —An instance of the singular efficacy of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, has fallen under my notice, which merits general publicity. A man, in this neighbourhood, about the age of thirty, 'had the appearance of labouring omits that most dangetous disease, the PitrhisisPulmonalis, or Consumption. He:bad a considerable degree of hectic fever, profuse night sweats, 'expectorated much, and•was reduced to a state of elite/he dehi hty. Having had the best medical advice be could procure, with out obtaining relief, he had recount to your Cordial Balm of Gilead. For some time be perceived little alteration ; but perse vering in the use of this medicine, all the unfavourable symptoms gradually abated, and he has attained a vigorous state of health. Your's respectfully. B. 800 ruaorn. Pontefract, April 2,1211. 'lO Da. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Uverpool. Sta—About two years ago 1 laboured wider a violent Nervous Complaint, attended with great Weakness and Lou of Memory; was indimed to try your Cordial Balm of Gilead, which I pur chased of your agents M. and R. Branthwaite, Booksellers, in Kendal, and very soon found the happy effects which It produced by being restored to my former strength and mentor,. 1 have a wish to make this case public, but motives of delicacy prevent my name being inserted. Any person wishing to be informed of fur. ther particulars, may have ample information, and a proper ad dress, by applying to Meters. Brantheraite. se. a. • Hawishead, April Sth, 1511. Sold at 10s. ed. per bottle, and family bottles containing four at Sss. each, by Mathews and Leigh, IS, Staand, London, sad all Medicine Venders. FAMILY RESIDENCE, and LAND, at DEDHAM, upon tl bottlers of Suffolk, about seven miles from Cokbester, in the county of Essex.—By HOOGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, June 12, at 12, In 2 Lots. Lot 1. A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, 1 - 1 . consisting of an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, built within nine years, under the inspection of an eminent Sur veyor, and is replete with accommodation for a respectable Fa sully, the residence and properly of Sr Eituen Tetssiea Esq removing to town. The House contains six bed-chambers:dress ing-rooms, nomerous closets, and water closets, dining and draw. ing-rooms of good proportions, library, and offices, with capital eellaring fee wine and ale ; detached are two excellent stables for four horses, a two stalls each, coach louse, and harness-rooms ;: the Howe is surrounded by pleasure-grounds and gardens, the i grounds ate ornamented with flourishing shrubs and fruit trees.' with a paddock of rich Land, containing about 25 Acres. Lot 2. ls a very valuable rind improveabie COPYHOLD ES TATE, only divided film Lot 1 by the High-road, consisting of a paddock, containing about 84 acres, upon an elevated and 111014 beautiful situation for buitding , cot eenvuding a fine view of the sea and port of Harwich, and overlooking thirteen parishes ; the land is well fenced, and ornamented with clumps of fruit trees and plantation' ; a well has been sunk, and water found ; with a comfortable Family Cottage, containing several rooms, stabling and premises, of which immediate possescion will be given. The land is laid down in grass that has not beep mown ; these seven Weight years. The land-tax is redeemed. To be viewed with Tickets only, and Partieelars had 20 days i previous to the Sale, et the Cups, Cokheiter ; Three Cups, Kar -1 with; Blue Posts, Witham; of Mr. Dawes, solicitor, Angel ' court,Throgrnorton-street ; at the Mart; and of i10r,,, ,, art and [ , Phillips, 62, Old limed-street. • SALES 1W AUCTION. tAnTAI. PIPfEHOLD PROPRIVIT ill dal ISLIE VrGHT. By Maws. f fOGGART At that Auction Mart,:io Tburviay, tie rtrb of hw ; It Twelve --- .. O'Clecit, in '1 wo Lots. Loth. A VALITAIILE FREEHOLD ESTATE, - 1 - 3 : cal4ed WOOLVERTON FARM. brute ill the Parishes of WoJiventow alai : , horearelf, about aii miles fr..% Newport, In the Idr or W.ght ; consisting of Four Hundred Acres of lith .1,ra5.4., Pasture, atil Weed Land, fret trons git at Tithes, well woo.:e.lllsu.l iveered ; etc wbele lyisig whain a ring feni.e. and buttndird by tic.:frrit roads in one of the must `beautiful situation, :a the Island, wish a spachnis Mansion-1 - Iw.se, inivilile for tt.e aeconinsude.tiiiii of a respectable family ; elth tlaires of every d ii. Orion, Darns, StaLtng for stii hir.os, awl OtitbuilJ.nxs, pli..a.ture Grounds, and Flnnratious, productive Gardens, lofty Walls, and abundance of Fruit •Freee. 'Flit Estate has bLvit lately surveyeii and vatted at X•ino per animm. 'the present tenant's lease expires at Mitharinnts next. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD ES TA FE, at a Mort &ranee fro as Lot 1. consisting of two enclosures of rich Land, called ML.A iwOds, in a good showiest" for building, containing together ilium 17 Acres, accessible by the road from Knighton to Woolvcr.uc Farm. To be viewed with ;pave of the tenant; and Particulan had 20 days prezefilog the Intel at the Bugle, Newport; Dolphin, South:. moron; Crown, Portsmouth; Intim Arm., of Mesbri. Clarke, bewel, and Clarke, Solicitors, Ntispop ; k.ciara Grant, Esq. No. 8, Russell.place, firzem-sspare; a: the Auction Mart; and us 114e5..r, liagnart and Phillips, Na. Gil,. Ohl Broasitiotiott. Ravi hatliange, worm a Plan of the Farce may be seen. VALUABLE LANDED PROPER IT, WI IA A RESI DENCE, IN THE COUN CY OF lISSEIL By Mew - J. HOGGttRl' and At the Anctior Mart, on rurolay, the 27t11 lune, at Twelve, CAP(TAL FREEHOLD and sm'all p trt COP 4•- HOLD FARMS, called WOOL) LIM LODGE and TI 4,...11.T, situate in the Palish of Wbodham ttFerris, neat D4o usgi containing together 409 Acres of Luc Curn, slid Wood Laud, Ss milts from London, tight from Cbelmsluid. trom Maldon, and three from the River Crouch, where c-roi is shipped for London; in an elevated and buutiful part of Lie County of Essex, bounded by execllent roads.. .1 he Estate is ;a high cultivation, end abounds with Sot Marl. '1 he Dwelling, called Woodhant Lodge, is a genteel modern House, with every accommodation for a expectable family, with convenient Out offices, Coach.honse Stables, capital Barns, Cattle Lodges, GI d• r.ary, and Out.buildlngs, in excellent repair, extensive a! rubbery , Garden, and Orchard. Two Cottages fur Workmen, &C. 'llle . Estate is in the occupation of Me.'f ader, who will quit posses sion at P•tichaelmas next. To be viewed with keys of tho tenant, and particulars had 20 days previous to the sale, at the Cups, Colchester; Angel, &Ire don ; Blue Posts, Witham; Kin;'s Head, Malden ; el Mr. Patter son, Solicitor ' Witham; at the Mart ; and of Hoggart and Phil- Ups, 62, Old Broad -street, Loudon. ESSEX. FREEHOLDand CbPY HOLD ESTATE,near BII.LERICAY By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mar:, on Friday, July 12, at Twelve, OIS.O LOCKER'S HALL FARM, situate within one mite of the market town of Billericay ,cnnsistine of up wards of S 4 Acres of rich Meadow Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, lying within a ring fence, and in a delightful situation for building, with a Farm-house, Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings, on Lease to Mr. Croy. f. also a reaciinis substantial Dwelling house, New lAwk et's Hall, situate a short distance from the town of Billericay, With pleasure.gtounds and gardens, Pl. blind and outhuildiugse in the occupation of Mr. Lecoul, tenatit at will. May be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars hail en day. , previous to die S,de, of Mr. Towevienel, Solicit. r, ROl3. ford ; Ring's Arms, Grays; Bell, lierndets ; Dolphia, Rumford; Crown, Billericay ; Spread Eagle, ; Mr. Alikr, Sur veyor, Dar:al - Ws flail, near Corbetaye; at the Mart ; and of lioggart and Phillip's, 62, Broadistreet,Ruyall.achange. k.''SF.X.--COPYTIOI.D FARM, MUCKING, By Messrs. IIOGG ARr and Plill.l.li' a, At the Auction Mart, on Friday, July 12, at Twelve, AVALUABLE COPYHOLD EST.ITE, is the parish of Mucking, about three milts from Florodun. three from Grays; and four from Tilbury Fort, in the county of Esser; consisting of Fitly-seven Acres of 'Lb Arable Land, with a Farm - him/tat /lam, Stabling, and Out-buildings, productive Orchard and Garden; lei to : Mr. Atkinson, on Lease, six Years of which are now unexpired, at a remarkably low rent of Sixty fotkr Pounds per.Atinsek. May be viewed:with leave of the Tenant ; and Particulars had twenty days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Townshond, Solicitor. Rumford; the King's Arms, Grays; nen, Hornden ; Dolphin., Romford ; Crown, Billericay • Spread Eagle, Ingatestone; Mr. Amer, Surveyor, Damyn'S Ha il,: near Corbetstye; at the Auc tion Mart ; and of Hoggart and Pluilips, tilt, Ultl Broad-wed, Royal Exchange. ESSEX. FREEHOLD FARM IN THE iARISH OF NEVENDON. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, Ai the Adolon Mart, on Fritlay, July 12, at Twelve, ROMPTON FA)01, co sting of about Forty -a -three Acres of rich Arable and Meadow Lind, lyiny near!y in a Ring Fence, `sit miles from Billericay, twelve from Cheinw ford, and two from Noes where corn is shipped fan Ln - tdo•.; with a comfortable Farm-Wrest, Barn, Stabling, audOutbuildicti, Garden and Orchard, In the occupation of N'lr. Gardner.' May be viewed with leave of the Tenants; am* Partienhrs had twenty days previous to the Sale, of Mr. l'wsmsiseild, chnr, Romford; King's Armjc, Grays; Bell,Hortultn; Octioia, Ronitord; Crown, Billericay; Sprea d Eagle, Ingatestont; Ye. Asser, Surveyor, Damyn's HA, near COrbetnye•;• at tile Au.- tian Mart • and ig Hoggart and Phillips, 62, 011-Bioad.weet, Royal Exc hange. - ES.ibsX.—FREEHUL4) •FARM, About two miles front the I'own of.l3.llericay. By Messrs. HOPGART and • . At the Auction Mart, on Friday, the I of 3 At twe!re. r HITHAM'S FARM, situate in the Parish ef gamsden Bell House, in the County of Esstic, miles and a half from Billericay, on Ramsden Hrath; c of about Fifty Acres of remarkably rich Arable, M..ad,iss, Ind W nodland, lying yrithin a ring fence, w ith a spacious Earn: hut.- convertible at a midi eypence into a Sportin • itcsidui s • roundid by a moat, pleasure-zrounds, and Yard: us. 1 ::- lies in a peaditlini pest of die County, the whole of whici. 13 hand, eicertiog 1$ acres. • May be viewed, and particulars had, 20 .!r.ys previous to •••1 sale, of My.Teivuthend, SOlicitor, Romford; at the K.' . An . Grays ; Bell, Hot-rides . DOlphin, Rotarrd ; Cr 1M n. Spread Eagle, Ingsfestone ; of Mr. Asset, Survilor, Hall. near Corbetraye; at the Mart ; and of blissrs. and P1'114 , 462, Old Broad-street. ESSEX. Valuable FREEHOI:n and COPY HOLD FARM, witli Mile 01 WC Down of Inge.esto..e. By Me-srs. HOGG.IRT and i'IIII.I.APS, At the Auction Mart, on Friday, July 13, at Twilve. ALDRIDGE's FARM, near Fryering L'° , , ,, :: consisting ot One Boni rd Acres of ten rk4Hy • • ble and Meadow Land, lying wilt.in a ring nn ,:e, on a!: sittntion, well wooded,apd surrounded by gum: r..al.‘, .:1 lightful situation fn erecting a Family Roitlene, •s• 1. • • - house, Barn., enabling, and Out -buildings, C: . 1 , • productive Gardens, in the occuria ion di Mr. whose lease expires in three yrars, at a reinarititily ta . To be viewed, with leave of the tenant, and • 90 days previous to the sale ; at the itpr•-z•d 1-:4lr, . • BlmePosts, Witham; of !sir. l'ink-tt, Su i wr, 'Si ,;• ; court, Tetuple;• at the Mart; and of Mrs,rs. and i lips, 62, Broad-street. c)-MORROW. Sun rims Sun sets, I NI rst,tl ri.?s, 4$ minutes after 31 1111 minutes after 3. , ! /Owls (er HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE T')-m0r.::(..%. ........ Marmon LOUDON I Priinsd and pubUsbed Ay Lug t. }:t r Ganes. 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