Star. — London, England, 1811-05-31 00:00:00

r - . • • ~ . SPORTING IN'TELLIGENCE. ; . RACES, MAY 30. . l'lse l c;Mireb waii ed with an assemblage of fashion equal. to aiffiertuer year, and the sports were auperlor :o any thing witnessed for many years. The I.)erliy Stakes of 50gs. each h. ft. ca , lts , Sit. 71h. and Ellie!, fist.2ll), ' Sir J. Shelly's Phantom - - 1 Mr. Astley's ch. c. Magic - - 2 There were ojsly two placed, although IS horses started. It WO a charming race betwixt the two, and won by a n eck, by the jackeyskip of Buckle. Betting was 3to I against 'lrophonius, 44 to I apt. the winner, arid 7 to 1 asst. Magic. A Gold cup of 100 gs value. A Subscription of tOgs, each, with 20ga. added from the Racing Fund. Lord Foley's Marmion - - 1 Lord Grosvenor's Eaton - - 2 Lord Stawell's liephestion - - 3 Five to 4on Eaton, and 2to I agst the winner. Won by half a lends., • The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of sCSO. Mr. Laihroke's Guardy - 0 1 1 Mr. James's Smalihopes 0 2 dr 1 ord Falmouili's Speculation - 03 dr tic F. Evylyn's Reading - 0 4 2 Reading the favourite After the dead heat betwixt Guardy and Smailhopes, even betting on Guardy. Fine beats. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY so. LEVY V. FLEET. This was an action on th,: - case, and brought to re cover compensation in damages for assault and false imprisonmer.'. It appealed that the defendant is the driver of one • of the Brighton stage coaches, and the plaintiff had taken a place on the outside of his coach for Lon don. When the coach had reached' the Obelisk, the plintiff tendered the fare he had been accustomed to pay (not knowing chit it had been raised). This the coachman would . not accept, and the plaintiff refused to give hum more, and was proceeding to go away, when coach) , seized hiM, and, to use his own expres sions " bundledJtim into the coach," and drove him 01 the say to the coach office against his will. For this an action was brought, and, after some obsesva tions from the Judge, the Jury found for plaintiff — Damages iO. OLD BALLET. - - Yesterday Elia. Herten sv.ts indicted for stealing privately in the house of P.. Knightley, in Shoreditch, two table and six tea spaons; a one pound note, and a guinea; on the 2i st inst. 'the yrisouer, who is only fourteen, went into , the prosecutor's shop to purchase some linen dripery, anti found means to purloin the articles, which were misseu before she left the shop, and the property found in her possession. Guilty—Death; but the Jury recommended her to teercy,vn account of her youth. • . Sarah Johnson, afiat lierlang, an aged woman, was indicted for stealing two silver watches, three gold seals, a gold chain, three gowns, &c. In the house of J. Guzee, in Spitalfields. The prisoner was a weekly servant, and in the absence of her :nester and mistress, took the articles to a neighbouring pawnbro ker's, where they were afterwards found; and the prisoner ideu rifled as having paw nal them. Guilty—Death, Hartiet White was capitally convicted for stealing five tea srons, a quantity of linen, divers rings, &c. in the house of R. Reiley, in Southampton-row, on the evening of the 17th of Moy. The prisontr liv d with the prosecutor as servant,and, In the absence of lite mistress, went off with the property. She was stopped at &lodging hcuse,, in St. Giles i s,where she offered a.pair of stockings for a bed, which gave cause for suspicion, when she confessed her guilt. T. Browne was capitally indicted for breakieg into the house of *. Jones, in the Almoury, Wtotroinster, and stealing therein two gowns, abonnet, &c. The wife of the prosecutor having been out, returned home about twelve o'clock, and found the street door open. On going op stairs, she heard some persons run out of the door; spool which she crieds:tot, " Stop thief!" and the prisoner was secured by a watchntan,who previously saw hint drop a bundle, that pro ved to be the property of the prosecutor. The prisoner, in his defence, stated, that he was drunk, and did not know bow he got into the house. Guilty—Death., Y. Taylor was also capitally convicted of a burglary, to which he pleaded guilty, in the house of H. °ovary, and stealing seven arta boxes. Toe OPER A PicitroceeT.—Thorsen Norther", about 55 Vein of age, was indicted for rusting from the person of William Richardson a silver gilt snuff-box, of the vclue of .€lO, in the Pit of the Opera-house. on Thursday, the 16th of May inst. Mr. Richardson deposed to the loss of the box, and that he did not miss it until Nicholls, the Bow-street Officer, and Humphries, bad made him acqttainted with the tact that his pocket had been picked. Nicholls and Hentpin its corroborated that part of the prosecutor'etestlmony, and added, that they apprehended the .prisoner, and found the snuif-box in his pocket. Nicholls swore , that. he saw hint tate the mull-box out ef Mr. Richardson's pocket, havlnglwevicusly observed bins make two attempts on the pockets of two other persons before he was taken into custody. Mr. Richardson identified the box; and Mr. Justice Grow called on the prisoner to know what hit had to say for himself, he said, that a respectable Surgeon. and a mosaparticolar acquaintance of his, was in the pit of the Opera on that night, who had a snuff box exactly corresponding with that got by, the Officer in his pos session, and seeing it lying on the seat where his friend had just been, and which he had just left, he took it up to keep for hint, knowing Lim to be a very thoughtless man; and that he had been attending yesterday and this day, until almost the moment that the trial was called on, to shew his box, and prove that it was like thebox in question; and that he was at the Opera house on the eight mentioned in the indictment. The prisoner further stated, that he was in the habit of frequenting the Opera ittort the ins: tat enty-five years, and other places cat fashionable totert...ititnent, and never had a siur cast upon his character be tura. In short, that he was master tradesman, and carrying on laaiticsa must extensively and profitably, could not be supposed of having recourse to thieving for encreasing an income &+ ready independent —1 le called some two or three persons (who - -a6o sad that they themselves were master - tradesmen) to , give binv a character; anti the Judge having summed up, the Jury, without delay, brought in a verdict of litullty.—One of the Jurors knew him, and being sworn as to his character, said he bore a very honest one till now, and it was the first charge he bad ever I:.s.rd n:a:!e„ ap,ainA has - carried on the business of e at the Wect end of the town, in'a most extensive way, these 'ea years pa t. hitt( en others were convicted of felony, viz. I.':t. Frost r,for stealing apocket-bnolc,containing 401. in banknotes. 3.1%11, for stez , iilfg a prayer-hook. i. ett.ler, fur stealing a tinantity of copper. Z Fonseca and A. Jose, for stealing two pieces of silk hand kerchiefs. J. 001, for stealing a cotton gown, three petticoats, &ea 11. J. Vandriburgh, for stilling two pieces of cloth. Eiiz. Mortimer, fur stealing two dollars and a handkerchief. J. Cordley. for stealing nine pieces of paper hanging and two pieaes of bordering;. • W.eanr.ott, Gtr stealing nine silver thimblesand four a awn-cases. Remit, lest :tealitig a quantity . of Cod fish; and J. A Percy, fur steatite; a quantity of canvas. T. Mattahanu, aged lit, was charged with breaking into the 1 , house of H. Pesky, in St. Merthi!e-court,l.eicester-fields, on the; evening of the 25th nth and stealing sevensnuff-boxes. Hatt keiwurth &tweed, that be observed the prisoner in ompany with ore •I'iylor, who has pleaded Ouiity, standini at -the Nviatllow of tire. prosecntne. Taylor held the skirt of his goat over the gieseetraewjta e meptandeveldle with the other be was taking 'set some snuff boxes. Witness could swear to their p ert ItrhiA. *Pie burned ately sejzed him, when the prisoners rins - eff,, anal on Tay, hr, the snuff-boxes were found From the deserp tion given, el the paLoner at ruveisstregt, he w sp4naien4o.,. and witness recognaval hint. The Jury wore r_ 4 !! ' :_ a _ a m ' ild ' a ..,,,„. llll " the identity of tbe pries - 41er, awNritseLOSITY e Not Cu ikys Thafoildwier ere .aelpieistio =a too k leweit v W 4 ]grown, wad J. Beaus. swot DREADFUL aCCURRENCE• The following afflicting account of an awful and destructive storm is copied from the Shropshire Jour nal of the 29th instant : " In the afternoon of Monday last we _were again visited by a storm of thunder, lightning, and heavy showers of rain, the effects of which have been awfully felt in this neighbourhood. Owing to the bursting of a cloud daring the storm, Meole and other brooks, within ten or twelve miles, in a S.W. direction from this town, were so rapidly swollen, as to almost in stantanecusly overflow their banks to :t most astonish ing height, extending for miles over the adjoining country, and by its velocity tearing down and carry ing of every thing in its course—stock of every de scription. In the neighbourhood of Minsterley and Pontesbnry, many persons, we have heard to the number of 16 or 17, have perished. At these two ' last places, at Ppntesford. &c. the ravages of the tor rent were without bounds. At Mr. S. Heighway's, of Pontesford, the scene was indeed lamentable; not fewer than ten persons, including part IV his own family, were swept away, and among them his vene rable grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Heighway, and two female servants, all of whose bodies were found yesterday morning at a'short distance from the place. Other part of the family made their escape by getting through the roof of the house. At Flanwood, the bridge was carried away, and the mills of Mr. Blower and Mr. Pickering greatly damaged, together with the stock of flour, &c. thereon. Mr. Blower and his family escaped with the utmost difficulty. Mr. H. Warter, of Cruck meole, we are informed, had '26 cows, besides other stock, carried away. " In Coleham the - water began to rise about half past nine o'clock. and increased so rapidly,, that per sons had not time to remove their furniture. The ef fects of the violence of the stream near the bridge are very visible, having carried away some of the adjoin ing land, and forced up the pavement. The water con tinifed to rise for more than an hour, and it was near twelve o'clock before it was perceived to lower. The cellars and ground-floors in Coleham, and that part of the Abbey Forgate near the church, were almost instantaneously filled with water, owing to the arches of the bridge over the brook being for some time un able to take the body of water which rushed down. — One bf the privates of the light.infantry company of the North Shropshire Local Militia, at present on duty there, fell into the water at the farther end of Cole ham bridge, and was instantly carried away by the stream. The damage occasioned by the storm is es timated at £20,000.' • DIED. On Monday the 27th instant, at Lewes, Mrs. Hooper, wife of lol.n Hooper, Esq. SALES BY AUUTION. • SUSSEX. AN EXCELLENT MANSION, WITH EIGHTY-ONE ACRES OF LAND. By Mr WEI.LF.R, On the Premises, on Tuesday, the 18th of June, Pet t, at tevelve, 1 E truly Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE of AVISFORD PLACE, the Residence of Admiral MONTACIII, (Exonerated from Land•Tai). Comprising—a most substantial Mansion, in a complete state of solid and ornamental repair, and contains, in the basement, ample Cellarage ; en tke ground floor, a handsome Hall and Staircase, well proportioned Eating and Breakfast Rooms, and a neat Library and Greenhouse, likewise Domestic Offices, replete with convenlencies of every description ; on the first floor, a very fine proportioned Drawing Room, six airy Bed Chambers, foar Dressing Rooms, Water Closets, four large Attics, Store Rooms and Housemaids Closets, capacious Tanks and good spring water; a large Kitchen Garden and Melon Ground, inclosed by lofty walls covered with the choicest Fruit Trees fine Espaliers and Filbert hedges, abundantly cropped with Vege tables, Tool House, capital six stalled Stable, Lofts, two Carriage lionses,a very cum 'plete fitted up Brewhouse, Granary, Drying Yard, and Poultry - Houses. This delightful Residence is situate in a Lawn of up wards 61 Fifty Acres, belted by a luxuriant Shrubbery and Pleasure Grounds, the agricultural Buildings, which arc very complete, are in a Dell, screened from view by Forest 'frees. The remaining part of the Land surrounds the Paddock with three neat Cottages and Gardens. The eligibility of situation, unrivalled beauty of country, its extensive marine and land prospects of chili and dale, and a de lightfully featured champaign country, cannot be sufficiently de scribed—it Must be seen to be properly appreciated ; the soil Is peculiarly dry, the air salubrious and healthy, in a highly respect able neighbourhood, surrounded by the best reads, near a fashion able and retired Watering Place, and a very abort distance from the Duke of Richmond's Fox Hounds. Printed Particulars may be bad at the Auction Mart; of Messrs. Winstaziley, Paternoster-row ; Mr. H. Phillips, Bond street ; at the Libraries, Tunbridge Wells, Brighton, Worthing, and Bognor; at the principal Inns in the neighbouring Market Towns; and of Mr. Weller, Chichester, of whom Tickets may be had to view. ' DEVON.—MANOR AND BOROUGH OF HONITON. On Monday, July Bth next, at the Golden Lion Inn, in Honkon, by Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, T'HE Inheritance in Fee-simple of and in sundry I- valuable Messuages,Farms, Lands, Tenemots, and He reditaments, situated in the Manor and Borough of Honitnn, to gether about 1500 Acres, of the yearly value of £7OOO, and up wards.—Tho last Lot will comprise the manorial rights and roy alties, chief rents, Courts Leet and Baron (at which Courts the Portreeve, who is the Returning Officer of the Borough and all the other Officers of the ►ame are appointed) Waste Lands of the Manor about 80 Acres, tolls of Fairs and Markets with the Sham bles and Market-place, middle two principal Inns partly in hand, and'the remainder let from year to year, estimated to be of the clear yearly value of £BOO and upwards. Printed particulars will be ready fur delivery on or before the 30th inst. at the principal Inns in Hu-.ton, Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Salisbury, Bath, ISristol, and Liverpool ; and at the offices of Messrs. Townsend and Pearse, Honiton; Mr. Nowell and• Mr. Robinson, Essex street, Strand, London; and of Mr. Dean, Surveyor, Exeter. • CAMBRIDGESP.IRE AND SUFFOLK. VALUABLE MANORS, ADVOWSONS, and ESTATES. .By Mr. PEYTON, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornhill, cuff in the Month of July, r j•HE MANORS of BOROUGH GREEN and' -1 1 - WEST LEY, and the Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Borough/Green, and sundry very valuable Estate*, in the oc cupation of Messrs. Wedge, Fletcher, Lyles, Wells, and others, most respectable Tenants at Will ; with the m a g nificent Woods in hand; containing together upwards of 3100 Acres. The Manors of Wlthersfield and Shardloes Allingtau (In Skudycamps) and the perpetual Advowson o f • Chr - Rectory of Withersfield, and sundry very valuable Estates in the occupation of Messrs. Siggs, John Sigp, Wcstrop Ewen Wedge, and others, very respectable Tenants at Will; as also, the beautiful and thriving • Woods is hind, containing in the whole upwards of 1500 Acres. The Weider awl Borough Green Estates art situate are miles frau Newmarket, in the County of Cambridge, on the Main Lon don road. The WithersilehlsodShudyeamp's Estates are @imam la the County of Suffolk, within three miles of Haveriti, sad an the turnpike road leading front that owe pt Union. These Estates are yea worth the attention of Capitallets and Sportimen, as tbeyaboind with Game, and are only dimwit 'ruin the nearojells SS miles. The Lead id 'metal it id a high State of c ol d sad the theldlego in .1.. repair l ,Vd olio ad oat Estate may be cenvertbd int° a Gentlemen's it ' . 0 i tiliktiespipee. Tbe.day et Sale ',albs adewrabed bOtie dm, sod rhea partiolitara tieliwered at bier lasteis Olists New basioalliasaft LWOW. las, Lowish i • - SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. SURREY. Elegant small service of rich Many Siker Plate,. ancient and mo dern Gold, Silver, and Bronze Co.ns and Medals, a Queen Ann's Farthing, Gold Sniff-box, valuable Shells, a,few Paint ings, Shakespear's Prints and Plays, 800 k... Tea set of era moiled China, Wearing Apparel, Slirgieal Instruments, Mu sical Instruments, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Mr. Tresbam's Rooms, No. eo, Lower Brook-street, Gros venor-square, To-morrow, lune 1, at Twelve o'Clock, AN Elegant small service of richly-worked massy SILVER PLATE, nearly new, the property of a Gentle man ; a numerous selection of ancient and modern Gold, Silver, and Copper Coins, Bronze Medals, &c. worthy the attentkin of the connoisseur, many being of very old dates, and in extellent p r eservation, amongst which is a very fine Queen Ann's Far thing, a Pope's Medal, Archbishop Sancroft and the seven Bi shops of 1668, in very high preservation; a cast of the Corona- DERBYSHIRE, NEAR UT FOXETF.R ANt) A ':'t-1 '• N. non Medal of Edward the Vllll, several Coins of the Common- CAPITAL FREEHOLD E SI" 'at k Wood, Hay Al E, Marston PH‘I wealth, and numerous others, a Gold Scuff--Boa, with a brand- Farm, and Land. fully enamel of Lady Jane Grey an ostensive selection of curious by Mr. Re Shells, French Clock,.Cabinet4'Microscope, Gr.uutiviano-fortesand. SGarraway's,hells, en Thursday, June 13, at twelve, in One Lot, Harpsichord, Paintings, Printi, 13 ooks , a Tea-set of miamelled At China, Wearing Apparel, Surgical Instruments, and otter effects. A VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE : To be viewed; Catalogues, at Is. each, may be had at Mr. ! 4 •L• comprising MARSTON PARK and WOOL), HAY Tresham's Rooms, No. 20, Lower Brook-street; and of Mr. FARMS, with the thriving Plantatiens surrounding :he I and; Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. 1 the whole Estate containing ISO Acres of very rich Pastor,, old ' ' Meadow, and Arable Land, with Farm-house anti Outbuildings, all within a ring -fence, situate in the Parish of Marston, Moot. Desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, Dover-street, Piccadilly. eornery, and wi:lnn half a mile of the village, a besutitul ran of By Mr. ROBINS. . the county. This Estate forms a very eligible property for a re- At the 'adjoining House, N 0 . 1,24, Dover-street, Piccadilly, on sidenee and farm, or for investing money, divans _hour fir, miles Monday, June 10, at Twelve, by Order of the Assignees of from Uttoaeter and Ashbortt, I n from Derby, and 20 !rum Mr. Blease, Litchfield; a canal from the colderies within two miles of the • A Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE , comprising Estate, plenty of excellent water, and merle and stone lie‘e, &c.' within a short distance; the fazes low, within a mile ri!' tur ....is t .. -I- -IL a substantial brick Dwelling-house, recently thoroughly re•• roads and good neighbourhood, and emsession in a Shutt tame paired, and in complete order, situate No. 23, Dover-street,•Pic cadilly, in the occupatton and on lease to ---.---- Cumming, Esq. may be bed- • containing on the upper floor, four bed-rooms and closets ; second May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Joseph Bon, at Marston. storey, two airy bed-chambers, dressing-rooms, do: as, &c. • first park, where parttculers may be bad ;at the Bell Inn ;of lir. floor, two elegant drawing-rooms, communicating by folding- Winslow, Ashbotth and the principal inns at Uttozeter ; ICi:',3%. doors, handsomely finished, and a oudoir; ground floor, neat Head, Derby ; George, Litchfield ; Bridgewater Arms, Mai cue . entrance, dining-room , morning-room, communicating by folding , ter • Hotel, Liverpool; Hen,and Chicken, Birminharn ;K' doers, gentleman's dressing - room, water-closet and passage-room; He a d, Coventry ; George, Noethampton ;Red Lion, Barne t's in the basement, butler's-pantry, housekeeper's room, kitchen, ' Messrs. Blake, White, and Ainge.futliciton,Essex-street, t•'. rand; fitted up, pump of spring water, lager, scullery, wine, coal an at, Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden. beer cellars, and other convesdencits. I square, where a plan "f the Estate m a y be seen. To be viewed by Tickets . Particulars on the Premises ;of Messrs. Day and Wedd, Solicitors, Gerrard-street,Sobo ; at Gar. raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. The MANOR of TOOTING BECKS, In the parish of Streatlrm. with the Fines, Heriots, and Quit rents, capital 'limber, lac. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 1 3. at Trelse, in Ore Lot, At VERY Yalitable. ESTATE, the MANOR. of I TOOTING BECKS; compe.ii:ig the ,Lord'a Right in the Copyholds, Copybold Cournan, and Waste-Lands, of the Manor, with the Sues, iterlOts alid quit rents; and also the whole of tee full-grown p;her.Timber thereon, comprisitg upward; of 121:0 Oaks, Elms, Be. eh,Syeantore,Chemets, Poplars 4.11 Pollards. Particulars may be had at the White Linn, Streatham ; Wheat Sheaf, Tooting ; King's Arms and Greyhound, Croydon ; King's Head, hibehant ; Pl ttgh, Clapham ; of Mvssr... rat, tobed, rt, Norfolk—trees, Strand; at Ca;raway'l, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. NORFOLK. Capital FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ESTATE, MANOR, and nearly Twelve Hundred Acres of Land, in a ring (Ter, .adjoining Walsinittatn, and within four miles of the boa-putt Town of Wells. DOVER-STREET, PICCADILLY. By Mr. ROBINS, TO UPHOLSTERERS, CABINET-MAKERS and OTHERS. I At Getaway's, on Thursday, June 13, at 12, in Four Lots, Extensive roomy Premises, valuable Stock of Upholstery, well- A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD and TITHE . manufactured Cabinet Articles, an Asso r tment of dry Woods, - 1 - 3 , - FREE ESTATE ; comprising the Manor of Egmere, with Brass Work, Household Furniture, and other Effects. a capital Farm-house, Yards Gardens, and all ne...issary Ow- By Mr. ROBINS, . buildings, Bailiff's H o use, Sh epherd's Cottage, Blacksmith's ad On the Premises, No. 24, Dover-street, Piccadilly, on Monday, Carpenter's Shop, and sundry enclosures of rich Pasture and June int, and following day, at twelve, by order of the Assig- . Arab ic and, containing in tbe whole Acr by es estimation One Thou. nees of Mr. Blease, 1 sand ne H d. Hundred and Eighty-eight all lying compact, - MHE STOCK in TRADE, Household Fu r n iture, . an d in a ring-fence ; situate near to Walsingham, and within foot miles o f the port of Wells, a great Corn Market. The Imes - 1 - and other effects, consis e tin - °ran assortment g f excellent we ' . are in a high state of cultivation, and surrounded by tin Wing manufactured cabinet articles, in capital wardrobes, chest of draw- fences. bounded on the East by the high road from New Wit. ers,book-ca.ses, sets ofdining - fables , d u m b -waiters,sideboards, eat shish= to Holklam, and on the West by the ro a d from Fsken ing-parlout, and other chairs, breakfast, Pe mbroke, sofa, and 100 ham to Wells, in a fine part of the County of Not" utk, and pun tables, in rose and other woods, countinghvase-doshs, touchier, milady well situate for preserving game, with which the neigh fauteuiKe chairs, Brussels, Kidderminster, and Venetian carpets, bourhood abounds. The abode Is own let to a respectable tenant. hearth rugs, a large assortment of brass work and various uphol- I To be viewed by applying on the premises , 'Acre particulars stery articles; household furniture, consisting o f excellent 4-last ma be had; at the Black Lion, Walsinghas ; Fleece, Wells; and other bedsteads , with chintz, cotton , a n d other furnitures, Crown, Fakenham ; Checquers, Brandon ; King's Head, Nor pt ime seasoned feather beds and bedding of all descriptions, Brus- . wich - Rani, Newmarket ; Angel, Bury ; Clown, Heckerill ;of sets and other carpets, numerous excellent cabinet articles, kit- mr. I. ut G— man, Solicitor, Hingham, Norfolk; at Garraway's ;stool then requisites, & c.—On 1 hursday, the 23d, at twelve, will be. of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a plaa of sold the lease of the spacious roomy premises, well adapted and : th e ratite may be seen. fitted up as ware-rooms, work - shops , dwelling apartments, and _ _ offices for the upholstery and cabinet buslneis, in one of the &it situations in town, or for any ether concern requiring room-- The Premises may at'a trifling expeuce be converted isato a gen- . deman's residence.—The House may be viewed by 11111101 0 0 the premises ; the Stock in Trade on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding the sale. Particulars and Cateogues en the premises; at Messrs. Wedd and Day, Solicitors, Gerrard -street, Soho; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. NEAR EXETER, DEVON. --Eligible Family Mansion, with Offices, genteel Dwelling-Houses, Farm-House, Cottages, Orchard, Farm, and Lands. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravray's on Thursday, lane Is, at twelve, la one In. VERY 'Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE. L and-Tax rammed, Cowley-plice, the l'reperty and hts Readence of Was. J A CK/0/1,1 , 1. comprising a capital Maasi.w, erected within a few years, of a handsume elevation, double bowed front, ani s stuccoed, planned far the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with Offices of all description., ca.cli houses, and stables, excellent kitchen-gardens, walled, ho: and great-houses, seated on a beautiful emiaence, commanding ex tensive views of tb,e river Elie, and the rich valley to the Char nel, surrounded by thriving plantations, lawns, ar.d paddocks in terseeted bf gravel-walks and rich hanging-woods, sloping to the river. At a short' distance a neat Cottage and Dairy, elcpaily fitted up, with curious old china, &c. a garden, plantations, &c. a cold bath, supplied with fine spring water, farm-yard, with our-buildings, and rich meadow land; the whole mar foal acres, in hind. Also a compact Residence, with offices, gar dens, and land, about seven acres, its the possession of ,Mr. lb betson, on lease ; an excellent Farm House, with barns, stabk., ex-stalls, and various ant-buildings, capit al p roductive orthads, and sundry enclosures of rich pasture, marsh, arable, at.l wood lands, about one hundred and six acres, all lying compact, and beautifully diversified by hill and dale, in posses-ion of Mr. W. Carter, whose term expires at Michaelmas, 1St?: sundry Cottages and Gardens, let to tenants at will. The whole Eitate upwards of One Hundred and Fifty Acres, all lying comigacos so the Mansion, and bounded on the Fact by the river foe, which abounds with fine salmon, trout. &c. the situation dry Ln.l cheerful, distant only two miles from Exeter en the road to Cre dam and Barnstapk, forming together a most desirable property for a Gentleman. May be viewed by applylag to Mr. Chows, Gardener, a:the Mansion, where particulars may be had ; of Mr. Coleridge, and New London Inn, and Hotel, Exeter ; King's Arm., Lisa. a.i; Fountain, Plymouth Dock ; Hotels, Plymouth and Wernaolif bite Hart, and Antelope, Salisbury ; Swan, sills ; Xi: It Head, Bridgewater;, Principal inns at Taunton; White Lull, Bath ; Bash, Bristol ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, NV.r wick-street, Golden-square, London, where a Flan of die Es:-'e nay be seen. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. - - Eligible Compact Freehold Estate, near Seven Hundred Acres, little Gilding, near Stilton, Thiapston, kr..--Desirable Pro perty for investing Money. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, lune 13, at Twelve, in One Lot, AVERY Valuable and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising two excellent Dwelling Horses, with Yards, Gardens, Batas, Stables, and various Out-buildings, and Two Tenements, and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pas ture, Arable, and Wood Land, near Seven Hundred Acres, all ; lying compact, and In good state of cultivation ;in the occupa - I don of Mr. Thomas Blowheld, Messrs. Lades and Bookcr, sad others, at rents amounting to X 74 i per annum, capable of cent. derable increase, situate at Little (Adding, near Stilton and Al conbury, in the Cousty of Huniisgdon, near good Markets and excellent Roads, being a most desirable Estate for Trustees to invest Money. May be viewed by applying to Mr. 13lowlield, or Messrs. Ladd ,and Booker, the tenants, where Particulars may be had ; and at the Angel and Bell, Stilton ; George, Stamford and Bocitden ; Fountain, Huntingdon ; Swan, Stevenage ; NAIII:e Horse, Bei de& ;of Mr. Tyndale and, Mr. Groom, Lincoln's inn-fields ;of Mr. Redifer, Stamford ; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. .ESSEX, Oii THE SEA COAST. CAPITAL ESTATES, upward! of • five Hundred Acres, Ma non, Free Warren, Fisheries,-Amore Tithes, Manor and Farm-houses, Cottages,&c. between Reyhtigh and South End. By Mt. ROBINS; *- • • At Garraway's, on Thursday, June iS, tali, In One Lot, AVALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising the Lartlaisip or Manor of &mew, alias the South Bendleet ; and the Manors or reputed tetanal . * of Hope's Wyke Share's Wyke, Moak's' Wyke , end Saunder's Wyke, extending over many ThousantiAcree of Land, with all Court's Lest, Court's Baron, and. customary Courts, Fl;/er, He riots, and Quit-rents, Free Warren,'aid ill 'Rights, Royalties, and Privileges thereunto belonging. The,very eligible Freehold Estates,. consisting of Kent's-lull Farm, containing upwards of Three Hundred Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, with an excellent new Farm Houto,and Offices, g ardens, yards, barns, stables, and various out-buildings, In pos session, and on lease to Mr. Charles Knightsbridge, except the Wood; also the Manor House, called South.Betufieet-1011, with gardens, orchard, barns, stables, and out-buildings, and upwards of One Hundred and Eighty-five Acres of Arable and Pasture Land, Fifty Acres of which are Salt Marsh, in possession and on to The whole of this Estate is within a ring fence, divided only by the public road ; the Lands are in a high rate of euhivatina. The Impropriati Rectory of South Bendiest (except theVicarrge • and the Ativowson of the santa),Witk all the Tithe , of Corn and Pulse in the Parish, whiCh captain' upwards of Three Thousand Five Hundred Acres: these Tither (excepting those of the two Farms above-mentioned, which are let with them) are In hand, I .and collected in kind„ producing about... Seven Hundred Pounds' per annum, and are highly improvable . SOnth Beinfleit is three i• miles from Rayleigh, eight from thirty-three hom 1 London ; commanding exteniiveandionttifni•views of thegivee ; Thames, the Counties c Kent apdlUseit, with the great !aa `tage of water ea:vie/ate ilk Landoll/hater. • • , Te be viewed by andries a Mi.ebuin lidgittabeidge. Kant ~.1111 1 lams Rofisigh, of wM49I rafleM4re niggY b$ V o te: tor t Soothliad; the Itm,Aextrmii• • ger Shtp, • •graiwialabsi Mk and Arm . Celibate's: Mug' l a lt= ll rOte Wt. PCMl4,9%RePagra tigt of ilinottlimtt . tot t arable a • ,ottlirblelailillf*lnnia • r, . •• CAPITAL. FREEHOI.D ESTATE and MANSION, uth tN• cellent Offices, extensive Pleasure Grounds, Garata, I .•'.' and Common Right, within six miles of London, tor;: , L .:.1 ...In the great Western. Roads. By Mr. ROB:NS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-Ailey, Cornhill, oil T1....;5- i day, June 27, at 'Fwelve o'Cluck, in One Lot, EALING GROVE, that much admired FREE. HOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious elegant Nia . ...s !, substantially built, suited to the accommojadon of a Nel , I .s.:l or Gentleman's -family, improved Lt a cor.siderahle r• pr::, ~ r... 1 in excelient order, situated at Great Paling, in ,hr C ,, uu• s ..! Middlesex, six mi.es only from f tyde park Corrzr, c0.....,r.,:3 on the ground and principal stork-s, several spacious ri•Artr ::1 I admirably arranged, finished in the best po,sible nlttl`7., r. I.Z fitted ap,with marble chimney-pieces, mahogany (4.0011., &C. ..,, I A grand principal, and two secondary Staircases, numer u;. I:•.; , chambers, Drewinrrooms. and Water-closets; OfF,:es ,f ,o , ....- litriPtions, Stables for 15 Horses, and Standing for three 'Jen , rt.. two Gardens walla mod folly stocked a nd eropprd, 1 and ice-house, Cottage newly erected, Farrn-yard, ! in : t: . 2t -.., Lodge wi:h iron gates at the entrance. The Estate comprises 40 Acres of uncommonly r.ch all f,'ollr..e. , and Pasture Lind, with it right of comm on to 17 .scres, all !Aoki, except four acres Copyhold, heautitu;ly orrt,leire 1 oltl line grown Timber and Ptintations. The protirr,:v !o toil. i t the gym; Weaterar reeds, and the Thames, toe t lis,rsietl r.' l ( l . ' madam this Estate highly valuable and advautag , out a! 3 (CO aid omiiitry residence. • To be viewed by Tickets only.. Particulars may be 'iii ~n tis . Maim • at the Pidgeon', An:MINA; Red Lion, I 10. r.-10 . val i =,Nrilite Bane. U.-abridge; Castle, Salt-hid; t` tits ti.n ; Castle Ric of Messrs. Blake, V. cite. a il , _ .490Plinsgolidt0in, ifesea-street; Strand ; and ot Mr. I: 4 --'. 1t :• Vellwortst, Odden-square ; where Plans of tilt h- ,l ' . :e i. t: =liiattle 5y 1 e ny 1r .........±......._.. ....__Lir Ticket"" '' 'boat ;, . , ~ . ... - Vll/1 = lk Pllblir ritaist dallals edify Levet. Xs s T, ...: .., 'i. l e ....p ' dant sin Otte, l4llo. e - 0 Fl 4 4 a :•: ' • .:;3/ ••• OPIC 4 WV 111 11—•. th e l lem *tatitiba• • Atfirsa 004 iplerhias tiattiv, thaw& I Vann roar• t b dift• T AWN, g k.lOl N°` st priding u "ealurs vie at 4411 y, • °mope lbhsd.l LA' co, Sisektr kiwi of Alb) TH' 711tT L 1 Cate; 'Dresses Isu . troWl 27, Hal beaks „ : 4141 limed b I f or and, 9. 4 Prise iif Xvf. ;1 2 :Wm .V r , • be smwg,i .!; .. 1 J ••• AUL . T id V ia : . sinG •Alief agl I. :. I • ughlili • 4 _ gs lu • "filial iacs 1 4 4 0 1 .kisoth r." 41144 ve I 44 :61 , c,e I ~~ ~: ~ ~, 1 621 1114 ~ `•~ '~ 7 .. `' I