Star. — London, England, 1807-01-17 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY: Yenerday Gxteen psifonets stem tried, three of Shona were eaphallr treflialo Marfdve. a boy of 19 9 and Tress Baakr, a lad of only is, who had been footony with a Geode man of Lincoln's Inn, from whom be recently ab lconciecl, for privately Healing three, tl. Bank notes, A 75. piece, and route filter, ht the dWellina-Boole of Mae Scott, at Eianontov, on the t stl) of Decemher. Mrs. Stott, who keeps a atop at Edmonton, Hived, that Marl:len came to her on' the Igth of Deeembt j and afkid for foot' tape. After Hie had loved hi he left the (hop, and st itnefs law a boy, who tprnetr out to be Butler, :Winging on fame chains oppolite . her door. After the hasi , rezurned to her parlanee the heard fba (hop diwr (hut, and Caw blatfdett go b the window. )o examining her till, the miffed. the property Hated in the indiament, and gave inter: rimiest to a cordl able. Two conllah:es purfucd and 0-Knock them three miles on the road t:, London, when the property wait found ou them, and part of it identified.—Gyilli-r- Dgeh. Putrid: Pi.ialapibl, • Coarrine his &lighter. and an:s Raya, capitally inclieted for a' burglar* and robbery in • the buole of Mr. George B;ll, of Brent 8ri4.17,e, on the Edge wai e Road. The firlt witnels was Z. George Dell, a venerable. old min, feen.ingly near ninety, tottering under Are weight of peals, and fcariely :ftrength• month . to deliver his evidence. Ile raid, that he had: lived at Brent'Bridge a 8 years ; that Catherine Ptah. dergatl, one of the prifoners, and datighter rOlaatrielt, another of 'them, was his bookkeeper and general fetvant, and that Patrick,her father, was well known to him, as be worked for come time wilt' a Mr. Frank. land, one of his neig4sner;, and called at the witnek's hoofe every other day to fie his daughter, when tit:: aNitnefs always ordered him fonse'viauals and w . pintt of beer. About ote in the morning, on .the igth. of fart September, he heard a rapping or fhakios at his bed chamber window, Which is up one pair of Hairs, in the front of the home. Ile got out of bed, went to the window, law a lacldcr railed aping it, and a man, whom he knew to be the prifoher Prendergafl, ifcending the ladder, a'd tljen about half way up, with a lighted totch in his hand. He iiizcd a (*word •that was in his room, for his defence the piiioner endeavoured to raile the window, but he kept.down . the fafh nith his lei hand: he could hate put flie prifone: death, but he iiiought that as his hands had thertn been fiec from blood, he would not flied blond now: The priforter, unable to taife the lath, began to fma(h the glefs with I,i; band ; and unable ' to burfl the frame that way, he came to the top of the laddttr, tupf rated by fnme others , t a number ef men whom the witncfs law in the court behind him, and getting his feet even with the lath, kicked it in, came after it, and by striking the a i nets accidentally with hi 4 Ire- "n the legs, shrew him on his back. He was immediately followed into the r.ony by three 'Ab s ent. P T . !z isi cA rl trade him return into beds and nobody weed hurt Biota ;• but faid they malt have bit area. lure, to bear' flattening charges. They forronaded hire in bed - ; and he knew well the pit mess' faces. They.theri raid he mutt ccrne down stairs, and thew thew where hi. treafure lay. Prendergan railed him, from the hid by both hands. He Called • cut to his' fervent Kitty for a light : (be Was fo long coming, 'they were ;inpatient : it was at leogA br4ught, and they took him down Pairs. On bit way to the parlour, Batt the outer door, the f. linnets made. him unlock it, feveral other men lathed in. They were .sewn the fantail where his tre4fore trib; th e y broke it open with a pitehlwk, and tank away three pocket. bruhsenotrirtiot tic guineas in gold, Coate bark notes *satyrs) itctee.oi liani, the one for Sot, and the other Jos a6l. 'llev took a/fo a Wier ciAree•pst, twelve' loa•fpnes• • witti &we orders. There was A Mss. Leslie. who flept in the back mom, adjoining his, tube, ow beating the robbers, threw up the fath which *paned towards the Edgeware road, and cried oat tourgier and thieves. They threatened to blow h e r illeirasonr, if the did n ot keepfiket. He was pofitive oats Prendergelt, as his face was Out difgnifed. The :citron be dittnnt charge him - next morning with the' robbery was. that he thAight an one would lieliewe any charge of fo mach ingratitude, and he waitedin hopes of lironger pock The ptiftmer'ealled at %is hook in two days after, and recei..ed his usual pint of beer and cold meat ; and the daughter lived with him until atter her father was taken up. There w.ss betide Mrs. Lewis, alto a Mrs. Atkenhead in the hook, halging kr her health. In-addition to this teflinsony it ftirther appeared, f}om the evidence of Mrs. Aikenhead, that her watch wets taken from under her pi!lov; when the fled up to the rnaii's garret to avoid being murdered. Chrittophcr Jones., one of the 8, , ,, , ..t1rett Pats ale, proved hie having taken Prenkrgaft co the tyth December, at-near two in the morning, in Hart- Watt, 11ZOomfbitry, with a ill ter coffee pot under his arm, which appeate-1 to be that of which Mr. Bell was robbed; and faid that he confeifed the robbery as ht walked on towards the Hotel of Co: reaioo. Michael Lee corroborated this tellinanny ; and that no offer or inducement was held out to induce Itim to c.,s,fcf.. The lid had been taken off by Pt endergatl, and oferejt4 a 'pawnbroker for fait h but he flopped .it until a proper roveher Ilsould hi brought him. The othir prifoner Bays, was appiehended as a foldisvio the life of Wight, on the 14th dismutty .Istfi l by 541r,er, a Police Officer. Elitaalicah,,Purceli, a widow, who lived in Bain• - 6id3c•tisces; St. Gilts% hid Hayes had lodged uWI Her e ar s au ei Jearben the ;Bib of fdirvemhers at'ele . iii.4ht, to her late huthand, (aid he 'was going to , coukta ant pay the money he owed him, 1 that he Shlik 614efted of a robbery, that he would . Wad his lif• la bit hands, that he knew who the rob llicskwewer that the booty and. the perita who bad it s e , er ai 4 d ie neighbourhood, and he *rote down in a book she names of Jrha Goma°, Par. Prendergafl, • 4 Bc py Hayes, J4mes Hayes (the prifoner ), whO lived at Foigatu with Mr. Frankland o and Jr' ho Conner, - There was another twribn with the prifoaer Hayes, bat **the was in bed, the did not fee him. James i sollivan, a dyer, raid he was that Kelvin; ~4 heard H. s y c a- give in' the names, which were . written by Purcell, but Hayes laid at the time* was innocent. This watt the principal evidence. There was not t i ke pi g ht e rt . preof wi guilt, or even any ink* atla s 30644 Calatetint Ycludergall. ::- , • . .. ' The otkei priktergi bet* eat. oe tikeWliereece, both at } rte denied the faits.. Frenclergat ,bOWever, M 1411 fatd he would tell the truth. ge.Mrerted his own innocence as Wake robbery, Wow* that, if. he and his daughter had any naiad to l'ob hitr.lkell.. - they mien have done it illy hour of the day or ight * without gatheting fuch a mob of vagabond. truni# him, to (bare the booty. He owned, however, that the day before the robbery, he heard thole men r Osse• of whom was the prifoner, Hayes, talking ablcut the robbery in the fields when they were making hay, and they wanted him to go with them; bet he (wore he I would lofebis life firtt. Next morning, at one o'clock, they came to the loft where he flept, infiffed on his petting up to drink fume gia.with them. He did fo; they virault a bottle, and then told him if he did not come with them they woulacut his throat. He went 1 for fear, but never went tirther than the gate. He never went in at - the window nor into the }Kife. i Somebody in the houfe cried oast murder! and gave , Slam to tome waggoners patting, they all run 1 away, and he followed them. He found the coffee pot in a hedge upon the Edgeware.road, fix weeks before he was taken, and being no/AP/lard was bring mg it to Martin Heard to fell, who laid he. would tt, it, when he was taken With it under his arm. He [ ir as fure that villain Connor, now in the Bottle of Cnfration, had Mrs. Aikenhead's watch. . . 1 Hayes perfifled in denying the fiats. The Learned Judge fummed up the evidence for she Jury , who acquitted Catherine fiendergalt and James Hayes ; but found Patrick Prendergall Guilty' ':--Death. . , 7.84 Bvprys a Barrierut was tried on a capital in.' Ifietasent fur Healing from the siweiling-houle of Lord' Caledon, his mailer, in Stratton-Ricer ' Piccadilly, on the 12th of December lan, 30 gallons of wine,' value 241.; acto,pottles,,:iiitte t7s. ; three damanc l table cloths, saet Aapkrit;'and two handkerchiefs, the property of Lortealedon. The profit-tilt* k is opened by Mr. GLariss, and the cafe Ratetby: Au's'', who fet out with de- 1 daring that he fbould confine his Ratement merely to l the fads charged in the incitement, and to which he enact to examine evidence; and not, for the gratifi cation of any public ctriofiti which might have been excited by the rumours that had gone forth of a cafe ft extraordinary, into a general and minute de tail of all the circumstances attending it. The fir ft witnefs examined was Lord Calednn, who depofed, that the prifoner had lived in his fervice as valet fix months, and was in his fervice on the t2th of December ; that- in confequence of his Lordfhip's appointment to the Government of the Cape of Good Hope, he had fent off his Reward and other men fervants thither in the mouth of Anita ; and the prifoner, who Was then in his employ as valet, tin I dertook alto the .office of butler, and was intrutled ) with his wine, plate, and other property. His Lord I fhip having received a letter from the Admiralty early.in December, Rating that a frigate was ready at Porttruouth for his conveyance to the Cape, and ftippofing he had not above three days to remain in town, defired the partner to get his things packed up.. He. did" intend to take a quantity of table.cloths with him, bat could not fwear they were put into the packages: his order included every thing, a nd atnongtt the refi, Come wine. He taw the packages put into a cart, and forwarded under the care of his valet and coachman,' one part to he Oafewel Arnie Waggon Office, in Warwick lane, the ten to an Inn in the borough ; thirty-two packages were fent to the former. After this, Come circumtiances occurred, i r consequence of which he weal to Ireland to visit his efkatas and his ft iends, leaving the prifoner in his house. His'Lettailhip could not tay what quantity of 'wine was in his cellar on the day he left town, but knew there nu& to have been . a confiderable quan tity. as there wail she lalk time he had been in the cellar. When the things were packing, he &fired his wine merchant, Mr. Evanfon, to fend a perfon to pack the wine; the prifoner bad, during that time, the key of the cellar, to %licit there were two keyr. but be could not be pofitive that the prifoner had any key of it after he went to Ireland. James Math, Lord Caledon's coachman, depofed there was an other savants in the houfe but the pri- Inner and himfelf, except his wife, who was lying ill, and his filler, who was attending her. lie cc lenmpanied the iota, eke% with the ptifoner,..to- Was wick-lane, Conveying the p packages, which he counted, and delivered to the Boolrkeepes. The' prifoner allied him if he had counted them, and afked• alto the caster if he bad? Both antweredohey had; but the prifoner raid, the number was lefrthan either of them did. Some were addretTed fur Lord Cale don, and. fume for'Coloncl Alexander. After Lord Caledon went to Ireland, witnefs Caw feveral of the packages brought back to his matter's honk •in hackney coaches, by the prifoner ; he taw them ly ing open in his matter's houfe, with the locks wrench ' ed ref ; tome contained whir, others wearing apparel, and linen. Upon the queflion being put, by Mr. ALL; v, whe thee he had not feen the pi ifoner take lime wine from the cellar ? it was pliceed by Mr. Guensv, for the prifoner, that the Learned Counfel was bound, ac cording even to Ms own tlaternent at the nutfet, to confine his evidence to the hesitated in the ' Runt, which was for felony, and' not by filhing throngh *general fines of rstrawrons faAs, occurring at dif ferent times, to form fech a colleEtion of different ones as a jury might afterwards congregate, and thereby make up the value which would amount to ' a capital felony, though each of itfelf were but a, Pimple larceny. He Rated a cafe in his own plead irgs before the late Lard Kenyon, upon a trial for larceny, where he made a limner objeflion, on behalf , of the prifoner ; but that Noble and Learned Lord ' Paid, the obje4tiov, though not good in a mere cafe of larceny, when life was not at flake., was certaialy good in•a cafe of felony, where the fcale of life or death turned upon a particular amount of the value Rotel], which sprat be fill taken at fome one torte,, and not under 4os. value. Mr. Aster, on the part of the profecutierw",irgn-, ed, with deference, that he had a right to prove the whole of the Aries of thefts in the cafe, .as they an belonged to one robbery, in order afterwardaro lade CAnie particular fans on tbich he Mould think fit to reit the iffut, for a verdia from the Jury. The LORI) CHIS 3 iMnon was, hOMPt337 I of Mr. Gurney's opinion ; and his Lordfhip laid, there was one ground on which the indiOrnent, as f.* a capital'' Poor, in this cafe, was error.elus, thooet esideeliour• ed to be fettaiaed by the euverotota. of Coettiet tai l the rkekentiottila Wag flie.eitfa. :.It {tali itiletiged. id ftppott of the indiernent, that the taking of the "propetty from the packages, after they were brought bad km the inn under a fraudulent pretence, was a dealing from the dwelling houfe of Lord Caledoa, whereas the cuntituflion in law was - quite otherwife. The k lirceny was, in fa/I, committed in obtaining - the• packages, by falfe pretences, from the inn in War- wicK Lane ; but, after they were brought back to his Lordthip's houfe, they were not in the proteEtion of the dwelling bottle, but in the polieffion and cut: tpdy of the perfon who had fraudulently obtained them, as if it had been at his ktdgingslany where elfe. The wit refs, in continuation, laid he law a woman come to the houfe to vifit the prifoner ; he forgot on what day, but think. that it was before the boxes were broken open. . John Battle, book keeper at the Warwick Lane Waggon Office, proved the delivery of the 32 pack ages to Mira on the evening of 3oth of 041ober, and alto that the ptifoner came there thottly after to countermand, in the name of Lord coledon, the forwarding of the goods until further orders ;.—and that at feveral lubfequent:aimes, he enure to the inn in a hackney'coach and took away nice parcels, one of which he br.ke open in the IV .4,,,g0n Office, and took out fome boots, flutes perf..tnery, and other articles. He alway orcLred the coachman to dsive to Lord Caledon's hoof.. 44r. John Smith , linen draper, of Piccadilly, proved that the prifoner came to him on the 12th of De cember, brought with him one large and two (atelier damafk table cloths, a diaper cloth, and a damafk napkin, defiring him to fet a price upon them ;—and adding that he was leaving England, and had goods 'in linen, plate, and other articles to the amount of ten thoufand pounds to difpnfe of. He plomifed to call in half an hour for the witnefs's anfwer ; but did not return until the following Monday, four days afterwards. Witnefs faw a Nobleman's coat of arms woven in the ditatafk cloths, and, in conlequence of fome enquiry he made, the robbery was knurl out before the prifoner returned. Ann Kennett, who laid the refides at No. 13, Charlotte greet, Portland Chap:l, flared, that the met the prifoner at Covent Garden Theatre about three weeks fince ; he called a coach and faw her home ; he told her he was Lord Ccledon's Aid de Camp ; faid he had 101 l his purfe that night ; invited her to breakfati with him in Stratton-greet next morning ; told her he was going out to the Cabe ; and, after breakfail, he madeher a prefent of five handkerchief., which the afterwards delivered to the police officers in Marlhorough-ftreet. A police officer,from Marlhorough-fireet,produced the handkerchiefs, one of which Lord Caledon proved to lot his. Mr. Smith, the linen draper, alio produced the table cloths which Lord Caledon proved to be his property, and woven on pqrpofe for him ; but would not (wear to the value. Mr. Smith, however, fopplit!d the derv% and proved that the large cloth was worth 51. and the tw Imaller ones two guineas and a half each. The ptifoner made no defence ; but L .rd Caledon, on being interrogated as to chara&er, Paid he had received with bias a moll excellent one from L Achefon with whom he had lived. Two tradefmen alto gave the prifoner a general good agiarader. The L•'Ro Carer BARON farmed up the evidence for the Jury, declaring that the capital part of: the indiament was not fupporred ; and the Jury found the prifoner Guilty of Grand Larceny, in Stealing only, but not in a dwelling houfe. The prifoner's age is 33, and his perfon, manner, and appearance very ill calculated to f roport the rank he affumed, much lefs to perforate the Noble Lord, whom he affeded to reprefent, and of whole perfon he is, in all refpeds, the very contrail. It is, however, much to the honour of the Noble Lord's liberality that the prifimer was enabled, by hi. mu nificence, to fee the Solicitor and Coulifcl for his de. fence. On Tuelday lari the I sth inliant, the State Lot tery commenced drawing. when No. 24.490, the tirti. drawn Ticket entitled ro 2c., , ,0201. was told at Wffis.. HAZAAD. BUANE, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, in one Half, one Fourth, one Eighth, and two Si:- twills Shares. Tickets and Shares, warranted tin• drawn, are felling as above. The fecond day of Drawing will be on Thurlday. the 22d inilant ; and on the Mendel following the full drawn Ticket will be entitledio to,oool. . MARRIPD. Mr. John Kett, of Cauterburylpfate,:l.ambeth, to MIN Mary Yardley, daughter of Yordliy, .of '1 homey Itrecti lllu , •mfbury kuare. .DI Suddinly,nn Saturday morniNg lull, in Dublin, in the yad year of his age, the Right Honourable Brice. Laid of Milltown, who fueeeeded to his brother Jnferh, the late Earl, November ay, :Roc ; he is rteceeded in his title artil ioates by his grandfon, Jo kph, now Earl of Milltown; who wiU tour his Bth year, on the zth cf February ; this young Noldeman I: the Am of j o r e ph Lnefon, hfq. eldest fon of the late Earl. vitact .;ltd before his fa ther fueeeetied to the title; and Emily, grand daughter of Gene ral Douglas. -hung Farl has a brether, Reory Talbot, born in z 800; and a bitA.r Cecilia, born in Obi, shortly after the of her fatht r.. . Oa Friday the 9th foltant. at Thorn. in Surrey, in the yth par of his age, Geprge Anrlor, fecund fon of James I err Aur,ul • 1 1 .4. of Park-ttreet,.Parkstane. = • sit FREEHOLD r"STATE, NEAR DOVER, RiESNIr. • • A VALUADLE FREEHOLD ES'FATE, rol l: A Ming of the vary extenCve M:tnor4 of theFimi and South Conn, with the Elm. Parrs; icmprifing a enttal Farm Houle, Burp, Stables, Lodges. ail Other fuitzOle Otu'ouildirgs, and az: Acre. of Arahle. Meadow, I' *flore t DoWn. and Wood Laro.; lying in the pull:1154 /longhair °rhwire 1-7offnv a, between iwo and three mile. only di ft ant o- from Dover, and Row occepit4 by Mr. jeken Elerin. The Eftate, which is exonerated from Last Tax, is older a Leafc that will expire at Michialmis For particulars apply to George Syinger.F.fti Dover. GRAND JUNCTION CANAL, PASSAGE. PA exrr, and PLEASURE 11.)ATS. TO BE LE BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOT I', On Friday the 6th Of Pebniary, at twelve o'clock, at Ga. ravray's Ccfree Honk; Change-alley, Cornlidt, London. in one ry'HE Sole and•Exclulive Privilege of ILA tile of ~ Paffiges Pathet, and Plcafure Boats, for ldire nn the Cram!' Jondion Canal, betwten Paddington and Uxbridge, and the Herd of the firft Lock, leading front Buil Bridge towards Beentre:d k Printed paroadars and conditions .of Letting, nny, after ibe., r a stis Initant; be bpd by applying at the Grand InnElion Office, No. .4 Ist,. Surreskftreet. Strand; it the New Hotel, Birmingham ; the, White Hortr, Uxbridge; Three Pigeons, Brentreed; at the fe- I igaai Teti Bars and Lock Hulas nn the Idne of the Grand June. I ;eitat Clinal;' at lfitchett's Hotel, PiccatfEly; at'Oarraway'si and. vof Mr. seat s We. is ; New Bridge- , Brret . „ I..gitdon„ I Ltai4bl4 pion I, 21lual . • • ~: . S BY AUCTIO . . PP EEMANTI.P. PARK, HAMPSIIIR By Meth...SKINNER. DYKE. and Co. oa TUr at Twelve, at'Garraway's, AValluable EEHOLDESTAT . 31 - perils of Kdagfelete, 4 miles from Overton, Rote, and 11 front Andover and Newbury...4mm tie Park. being a free park and manor. confining bottle, daces, barns, ftabling, and utast out hu Acres of Arable and Paiture Land, lying exceeding pable of great improvement, in the occupation oF Mr where loafs expires at Michaelma.r 1307 the briukr To be viewed, and printed particulars may mires ; age sf Mr Collins, Printer, Soliibury ; ter, Barb; Meg: Smart arid Co. Printers. iti Andnvcr; George.Whlebeiter: Crnwn,Bafingnolre; Baal:but ;. aunt, Staines; Sun. Maidenhead; of Fula Ferrer. !tinfoil, and Johnfon, Lincoln's inn P.:lds ; Mr Gough, Solkitor, Warininfter, Wilts, Mr Charlton. Surveyor, Stourton, Wilts; at the place of fate, and of Mars Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aided, gate, London. FREEHOLD MANOR and ES PATE—Hantpibits. By Mcffni SKINNER, DYKE, Rodeo. On TUESDAY, fan. 20. at Tweve, at Oarrawsy's, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, lituate bee A. miles from Overton, 8 from Enlingftiane, is frum Andover, and is from Wincheller, all good market towns. said within Gut mile and a half of the great Well ern road tbrotighBalieriwys-co m . priling the Manor or reputed Manor of Overton, with South Litchfield Grange Farm, confining of s !arse Farm-hosfs, 4 *Mem, barna, !tabling, and urea out-bundings. anti 618 Ames of Arable.. Failure, and Wood Land, a part tythrolkoe • Wag exoerelhagly well, fu the occup.ttica of k s tdoU whole leak expires at Mir-bite:mat Itle7, When aloe n i te & ri had of th e amble eftate, capable of great improvement , Sand-ter is redeem/A To be %boiled by applying to the tenant, of whom pvincedis r , tkehrs may be boil, Particular* al, of Mr Collins, Novo, Ss. lilbttty; Mr Cruttwell, Printer, Batt,; Meg: Smart and Co. Prin taa, Reading; at the Star, Andover; George, Velocheitcr ; Crown, Bafingftoke ; Nines Arena, Bagthot ; Bum, Staines ; Sun, Maideg. head; of Meg' Farms, Atkinion and Jobufoo, Lincoln's ion..llel* Mr Gough. Solicitor Warmnttler, Wilts ; Mr Cbarlton,Sarnopeir, Stourton. Wilts i • at the Place of Sale, and of Meff Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alderfsate-street. LEICESTERSHIRE. A Capital ORAVNG FARM. TYTHE FREE, nett MEL• • TON MOVibRAY, with ImmoillategtoCretson. By Mars. SKINNER, DYKE and CO. • On Tuefday, January an, at twdve, at Oarrawars, AValuable and very Improvable FREEHOLD FirrATE. advantsgeoufly fituate sr Wartnatry. a Short tiff; tame from Ab Kettkby and Use turnpike rand. and abase is miles from Whoa Muvrtrayo mach dimmed poundtbiseonaty 'of Leicener ; coaspri(og about %as acres of rids grail. Mai arable land, lying nearly within a ring fence; a ft blonds! =4 convenient farm book.. with fultable barns, and buildings, now in the pont:lion of Mr. *l`honsaa who hail notice in quit at Old Lady-day neat. Alfas and Garden, let to :he Widow Spiby, and the eon trims of . land. in the neighbourhood. The 'insults ef this faun lo -sat. weasel) , beautiful, commanding airy extenfise and 411/1041 pro" fisvas,aad is a mod definable dtate for a Oved atat flstdlNadi fports. Vo be viewed ; pointed particulars may be bad of the tplatig aim at the Swan at Melton Mowbray; Mr. Prim prialatsleti cetter; rulrs Head. Loughborough; Mr. &abase, priest. Noll• tinghnn ; Meffrs. filandford and Sweet, Sisfieltori,Tempae.Lon— dun at the place of fak ; and of Mears.fildooso. Dybe aid Co • Al.kilaaus Area, I.ondoo, where a plan may ba kink LEICF.STERSHIRE. A Capital CRAZING FARM. near M1F.1.T021 MDWU.AY, walk Immediate poffrKon. Et Mears. SKINNER, DYKE and 00. On Tuefday, January at as. at Gareasvoira.lanitakit. 3- Valuable and very defirable FREEHOLD 1:47A, l'E, Gtuate at Thorp Satchvilit. ava Win RIM 011 capital market sewn of Basis. Whawbrig.and rr u S ter; conflairm ,/ shout tan sere% Akar rkb groolew fitamovesdetie isteedient% viola wooded line enters& a 11011 dwelSing beak. with fultahle Edicts. gardsw. 0411106111MRAIMR1 buildings, now in the poffelßon of Mr. Philip GraTC.ll44l, old rent, and who has notice to qak at Old 1.04 Olt% • To he viewed ; • printed particulars tray be Mil Iliforg Giro at• the swan inn. Melton Mootbray; of 11Als: Lek-race ; Heed, Loughborough; of Mr. Barbara. printery Nottingis.:n ; of Mears. Elspdford sod Sweet, Statham Tem.- Ve, Loudon • at the place of Cale ; and of Mears . Ebbw% Dykc and Co. Ahlerfgatc.flreet. London, wbere a plan nay be kin. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, KENT. By Malt. SKINNER, DYKE, aad Co. On ?barfly, Jan. 12, at Twelve, at Garraway'• i in Five Lots, by Order of the Executors of the WC George A rnold Arnold. deeeafed. VERY eligible FREEHOLD ESTATES, ad.. vantageouily fituated on R-ichmore Hill. near Halihed. in tine county of Kent, on the high road to Tontrrklge, nine miles from Bromley, within fix of Seven Oaks, and is of troshridge Town. comprifing the old eftablifised Inn Lad Watering Houle, called the Porcupine, ird a definable Farm, malting of try acres of arable, and wood lard; alto the Cock Aleboak, and lone melluagra, gardens and orchards, in tbeviliage of MINN& The Porenpine Inn and Farm are on !cafe, which expires at MiellaelmstS nest, 1807 ; the remainder in hand, and lett to tenants at will, at rents amounting to only about Sol. per annum, capable! very confiderable inen.afe—The Land Tax is redeenied. I'6 be viewed by applying to the tenants. and printed puniest- Jars may he Lad at the Porcupine Inn; aro at the 4hc(e and Crown. Tunbri!ge ; George, Farnborough ; White Hart inns,. Seto' Oaks Common and Bromley. of Maks. Reversed Martin, so licitors, Furnival's len -Holbont; place of fain; and of Meets. Skinner, Dyke, and di. Alduelgate Brett, whore a pian• of the . Porcupine Farm and Woods may barcen.arad thacoseusirtanf the tenant's kale perufed. • SQLTFH WA 1.E.1. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES In CARINOAN3/111RE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, (tabled to the Life of a Lady aged Eighty eight Yeats toil upward.) A MOST capital and improvable Freehult Pro. petty, called the PRIORY ESTATE., atone in and neat the Eta-port and Market Town of Cardigan, cootainincePonards of topoAsrs of excellent Freehold Lanka. with Tab/ of Commartt and eouspriful nearly the whole of thc the Parith of Cardigan ; and stpidards of One Handfed ninth?* fuhitaoistly buik Dwaldng Hanfes ; with funds' Waatissiefes. Wh iris. o,4ays, Midis, and ocher Buildings in the Boxonelt Town of Catalpa, wkich ki bounded by the navigable Mote 'lJay o.kr the South =CS- math Weft, and by this Property on all. other 'Parts ; the reit of the Lands lie in theadjoining Paellbesof Llsade pidsnore,Verwick and Tremain. T,.gottrr with the' Manors of Cardiganond the Pridry at Cat. dlirtn, with all Rights, Royalties, Tolls of Fairs and Market% Chief Rents, (tit Rents, &c. &c. Alf° the Great Tithes of the feveral earillies of Cardigan, Vero wick and Tremain. The elegant modern built Manion Mufti n 4 Ofker, WWI the Priory, is delightfully ti , tiatcd aisle to but out of the Toweiir Csrdigus, commanding beautiful ' , flews of the River 'nay Nit 11/mounding Country, with WailtdGardetes, Pleafure Gnomic, Shrubberies, &c. Offices of every deTcritnion, and funning a sot campleat Itt &knee for a gen eel Family. The Annual 'Mae of the Land and Titbit we 15itto Ditto of the Hooks, Buildup at.., moo aaja A mnft valuable Contingency aceoespanitetbbrmperty,4thiii rendera it an Objed of high Con6deration in a polidc4l Point o View For Particulars alley to Mr. Hugh &nub. Lincoln's lan, Lon don ; or to Mr.. Char/ea klatfall, Surveyor, BRAgic44Aeit Pico- bertk, Penbrokeflire.—Jatmary t, Any 14103 W4T.Sit kg..geistig Alterman adataisfieter 7 - 3o oakum alker 8 - LO 11111301 161.014110 4•POPOild OrLOVEL NE141%(006- potbsiy : flpse, Latabeth)..-at,die arkx.Orrici. N.. I. CareP arm Palau' gfa r at theihwit-Osnor, Templellll • • • • !SHIRE. 't.JESDAY, jai, is 7 C E, tlt•ate ;a the s fry Wo g . :mirage Frnaitsior tog at a pad farm. t buildings. and vi eeJing well, and ea. . 1 of Mr bill Loan mad-taa ss tedocigteil be LW on du pte- Cretwell, Prl.. :eatling: at the Star, fluke; Kitt % A n", Melt Farrell AI. e.