Star. — London, England, 1807-06-06 00:00:00

- - ►AIODY• OF HAMLETS CFLEBRATILD SOLILOQUY. To ftand, or not to ftano ? mat is the qwftion. 'whether, t obtain a feat in Parliament, 'Twere belt (teem fume borough vendible, Or try one's flrength in a contefted county. And, by oppofing, gain it ? To Rand ? to canvas; Nay more, to be return'd—•and fay wefrat.k, Ffespe anvils, make laws, and claim Inch rights That Senators are heirs to: 'cis a privilege Moil 1 roudly to be us'd. To nand to canvas Perchance the tledion lore; aye, there's the rub; For in the lengthen d poll what fonts ate (pent, When by fome trick or compromife We are thrown out; mutt make us first give up, •kre at fo dear a rate we buy buzzas For who woul4 bear the fqtribs of parry wit, The infulting mob, the poor man's Contumely, The perfidy of turn coats, th.: law's detay. The infolence of office, and the fpurns That fuppliant wealth e'en of the pot-boiler takes; 'When he hitofelf might do the State more fervice As a hare country julliee Who would gripe bands, And quaff and fweat whole nights with drunken clubs, But that the thought of fornethlng after chairing, A penfion'd place—which. to his Ready friends No minifter devie—fpurs on ambition. • And makes us rather rife t' expole ourfelves, han flee from honours, and he little known t '1 has ititerdt loth make members of us all, And thus the fpirit of dm Conftitution Is fo clamed with fordid view of pe'f, That orators of greatelt power i th' haute, With this &fed. their motions turn allele From public weal, and loft the name of patriots! tinss tar, 111. t. LONDOIV MARKE7-a. INSFECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE. June 4. Wheat per load 171 os to 121 os Barley pt.r quarter 21 13$ to tl ass Oats per ditto 21 9s to i 1 Os Ntw Bears per ditto 21 OS to 11 45 Old Ditto al 6s to al ros Peale per ditto at 1111 to 21 tzis PRICE OF HOPS. tocacTs. rent 5i 5s to 61 'los Kent - 31 12S to 7/ 7 4 Mae/ 51 OS to 51 r6s Slifka - 51 ros to 61 6% Mies 51 os to 51 les Farnham rot ros to xll us PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 105 to 61 101 I Pockets 51 rss to 71 7. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperloed 3 6 oto 6 00 I Hay per load 4 oto 5 50 &raw 2 110103 9 0 Straw 2 14 to 3 6 Clover 5 sto 6 6 PRICE OF UAT AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay, -a 31 ce to 61 CM 1 Clover •31 /OS to 61 63 Roweu of os •to cl os 1 Straw. al 141 to 31 6s SMITHFIELD MARKET. y.me 3. To link the offal—per dune of 81b. Beef 3s 81 to 5$ ed I Veal 41 8d to 6s od Mutton 45 od Ss 01 Pork 45 8J to $5 4sl _ Lamb 51 84.1 to 7s 4d. mem) OF CATTLE THIS DAT. Resits. ahnut 7cc—Sheep and 1.amb5,6.3C0. I:EWGA*I It. and LEADLNHALL, Jane 5. Per Roue of 81b. b'y the ca: cafe. Bed 3: 2! (0 44 ^d I Veal 3% 0,1 , c) 3s 8.1 Mutton. 3% 81 to 43 Pnrk as 81 to 3$ 44 Lamb 5s c,l to 63. RAW HIDES. ,lides(perftone) 21 4 1 to 23 81 Horfc Skins 141 to 165 each Middling is red to 2$ od Sharp Skins os cd to os cd Ordinary is 61 to is 8J Shearlint,s us cd to os oS Heavy Calf 123 6d each I Lamb SLins 2$ od to 3s od PRICE OF LEATHER, per*. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, to to i6 l b each aid to 22:1 Ditt:•. 6o to . 651 b 24d to 253 Merchants Backs 2c-d to rid Drains Hides 170 to 19.1 • Fine Coach Hiles 190 to 2s:l Crop Hides for Cutting i 9 id to aid Flat Ordinary s7d to 19td Calf Skins, 30 to 4olb pc dozen 36s to Os Ditto so to 7olb 361 to 402 Ditto 70 to llolb 345 to 311 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 31 64 to 3s 91 Large ditto 2.7r . rs to 1603 per doz. Tanned Bork Hides as to 3os each. Goat Skins •••11 to —s PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. 131. jamea's market ss 1;1 town Tallow 54, 01 to —s Clare Market 31 ad Yellow Ruffin 564 0.1 to *4 Whitechapel Market White ditto 5211 od to OCP (per atone of 81b.) 3% rid Snap ditto 528 to —s od Melted Stuff 43$ to 44s od 9s sd Ditto rough • 17s od to CO Avenge Pelee 31 1 - 0 Grcaver. ICI od Gond Dregs s Os to es Yellow Soap, 733—Mottled, 88s—Curd, 92% Price of Candles per dozen, to. 61—Moulds,sts COAL MARKET, June 5. Slips at Market Ships fold Price 3 Newarftle Coal i 48$ 6d to cos od Sunderland 0 cos od to cos od COURSE OF EXCHANGE. BASS. A maertlant 36 6 2Uf Do. at ligkt 31 to Rotteraarn t t .7 2 TIE Hantbur;ih 34 8 Altona 34 9 zi UI Paris,' day's date 24 10 Liv. Ditto 1 UI. 24 14 iloodwitux 24 14 Aglo on the Dint of New Collars Cadiz 3Ricfredt. Genoa 45 Madrid 34 I eftal Lifbon 63 BiPIOJ effedi. g Oporto Gs Leghorn 491. Dublin zoi Naples 43 Cork Venice sz lie. Piecole cifeetive per Red. Palermo. 91 pence per oz. Holland si per Cent. 0 5. .544 Thurfday afternoon as a young gentleman, fon to refpen,rble merchant in the City, was riding along Blackfriat's Road, the animal - took fright, TIN. could be R-pped until he came to the Obelifk, when run• ring againn a coal waggon, thin crofling towards Wellmintler bridge. !le feU down, and rolled over the youth, who mull inevitably have been killed, had nr t the driver of the waggon, fortunately at that moment, Bopped his horfes, and lent his affitlance, by which means he was with fome difficulty extri c.tatA fi tun his perilonsfrtua:ion. We are happy to add. that he received no other injury than a flight bruize on his left thigh. _ _ .1 young man, named John Bntticaz, lately- a clerk to Isleffis Jain and Co. merchants, in the city,. ahfconded, about, a month fine, with about cool. ef his employers, who gave information at Bow-lireet office, and an officria‘who has been exerting himfelf to apprehend him, at length learnt from a female, whom he formerly cohabited with, that he was aft - Plymouth. The officer, in confequence, on Satur day fan, yet off for that-place, and the morning after he arrived was walking through the town, when he" yaw a perfon exaaly anfwerisig the defcription of Butticaz ; whom he flopped and challenged with being the mail, when, after confideraPle prevarication, he acknowle l / 4 1 ! .N.; his name. He was then brought to town, and on Thurfday evening underwent a fhort examination before Mr. RSAD but the offence being committed in the City, that Magifirate fent him be foie the LORD MAYDR. Yetlerday he was examined by his Lordlhip, and committed for further exami sation. CAP! fAL RESIDENCE, WITH BEAU ri PI 11. PLEASURE GROUNDS AND GARDENS, fituate at Eulh.Hill , near En. hilddlefex. By Males. SKINNER. DYKE, and CO. On Friday, June ts, at Garraway's, in One Lot, unlefs an ac ceptable offer is previoufly made to purehafe by Private Con teed, to John Blackburn, Efq. No. ta, New Broad•ftrcet, or MelTrs.6kinner, Dyke, and Co. THE valuable and liegularly elegant REST. DEN&.. with e. el ight ful pleafitee-grounds. xtenfive walled garden, green houfe, and grapery, ftabling, coach houfes, farm yard, and every requifite office for the accommodation of a family of refpreetability ;—containing 75 acres of freehold and copyhold land, excluilve of to acres held of the New River Company, &u- Re on that much admired fpot Built-hill. adjoining to Enfield Chafe, and within nine miles of tke metropolis, the property and rcfidence of John Blackburn, Efq. M.P. The Louie is a very excel lent and fubitantial brick edifier. erceted on a pleating eminence, and poffeiling every &mettle convenience reg the accommodation of a tepee:Able family. The (tabling and oC:cc, are in every complete, and the grounds have been recently cstmded and improved at a very confiderable explore. The prettifies are in. clofcd by a park paling, and zre watered by the New River and the Salmon Brook. the latter of which has been rendered an objedt •of fingalar beauty; by the prrient proprietor. The whole, although fnu ate in near the metropolis, poffeffes the diftinguilbed feature of not being tidied to he overlooked, or it ;my degree Intercepted and commands extenfiee profpais over the furrounding country. To be viewed with tickets only, which may be had,•with printed particulars, of Mefies Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Ahlerfgato-ftree t where a plan may be inn. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. On the 23c1 of April, the Rev. John Sommers, late Affiltant to St. Nintan's, was ortlalued by the Preibytery of Glafgow, tuinilter of Chryfton. MARRIED. At Edinburgh, the tft Inßant, Charles Selltrlg.Efq. accountant, ro Mile Toil, daughter of the decked Thomas Tod, Efq. of Dry grange, writer to the Sipe. DIED. Lately, atKlngiton• upon-Thames, Mrs. Pierce. reliet of the late unfortunate Captain Pierce, Commander of the Halfewell Fait le dlaman, In which Ihip he perilhed, with two of his daughters and feveral other friends, in the year 1786. At Kefwick, aged 103, Mrs Hannah tA'ilfon. Lately, at Sapente. (of which he had been Reftor upwards of 4o year.) the Rev. S 13urrough, M. A aged 84. Saturday morning, in Willians• greet, Dublin, Alderman William James; he rode out on Friday forenoon, returned in apparently better health than he had experienced for a conaderable time, and est a very hearty dinner; after which, while i 0 the ad of tahlng a glafs of wine, he fell into a fit, and never after uttered a fentenee. Mr. Thomas Milner, brokfeller, Liverpool. In the Mat liatta country, in April 18:6. aged 27. Captain Tho rras Whire, 9th regiment Native infantry, fecood fon of Mr. Pa trick White, Leith. ' HIOH WATIR AT LONDON 8,11101 TO-MORROW Moran - o minutes after 3 Afternoon • 19 agnates efter 3 SALES BY AUCTION. CAPITAL. RESIDFNCE, HIGHBCRY LODGE. By Meffrs. SKINNER. DYKE, and Co On Thuriday, Jure t, at Twelve, at Garraway's, THAT admired and beautifu! Refidence, called HIGHBURY LODGE, admirably calculated for the ac commodation of a large family, ft , nate at Highbury, mar !flings ton, with coach-honk, fix-liall Rabic, offices, lawn, pleafure ground. fbrubbery, gardens and meadows, containing in the whole about five acres, be the fame more or ids The manfion bottle, which is of handfome elevation, has been recently and fuhltantially crctfld by a Gentleman for his own refidence, and contains twelve bed chambers,tspital dining and drawing rooms of large dimen breakfaß room, library, and offices of every defeription.— The premifts command the molt extentive and delightful pro fpeeis. and although within three miles of the metropolis, are fin gularly retired, and form a molt dcfirable refidence for a Gentle man of fortune, or an eminent merchant. The vitae is held on long !cafes, under moderate ground and meadow rents. May he viewed, by tickets only, which may be then had, with printed particulars, of Meffrs. skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate ltreet alfo of Mr Peck, Solicitor, No 111, Hatton Garden ; and at the place of fate. FPSOM. By MelTrs. SKINNER. DYKE, and Co. On Tburfday, June ts, at Twelve. at Oarraway's,unlefs previoully difpnfed of by Private Cositradt. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, plea hotly fituated rear Clay Hill, Epfom, a delightful fporting part of the conaty of Surrey. celebrated for the falubrity of the air; confiding -‘f a remarkably convenient houfe, with prover dnmeilic offices. couch-hour°, and fighting for fix horfe*, pleafure ground, and well cultivated garden, orchard. and (mall palt:o7l, in the whole about five acres, the property and late refida•ce of the Rev. Jonathan Boucher. deceafed, The houfe conta'ns a handfome and w.. 11 proportioned drawing room, an excellent library, dining and !weal, faft pe.rinurc fix bed-chambers, end filtrable . - .partinents for fervants.—The (Rate has been exonerated frnm the land tax. — More land tray he had adjoining the crime, if required. Tc he vie-A ed be tickets, which with printed particulars, may be had of Meffrs. Skinntr, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate Rivet ; par ticulars may alfn he bad at tie Spread Eagle, Epfom ; Sun, King lion ; Cock, Sutton; and at the 31aee of rale. FREEHOLD, DOR KIND, SURREY. Pitbrook Henfe, and Twenty five Acres of Land. By Marrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. At Gatraway's Coffee-houfe Change-alley, Cornbill, On THURSDAY, the tith of June, at Twelve o'clock, THAT truly deferable FREEHOLD ESTATE and complete Refidence, PITBROOK HOUSE, beautifully fituate at the entrance of Dorking, Surrey. 23 miles from London, occupied by the proprietor, John Webb, Efq. confifting of a very fithltantial brick edifice, containing an entrance ball and veflibule, dining parlour, drawing-room, library. and dr-ffi , g room fitted t.p and finned in a neat and elegant manner; four commodious bed chantlers, and tight other sood bed rooms, an excellent kitchen, houfe keeper's-ro an and fervant's ball. and every domrflic office. plentifully fupplied with fpripg and fort water. a double coach houfe, Rahling for fix boric'. and luitable out-buildings, large kitchen-garden encompafTed with 101 tv willing, an orchard, and rich lands, containing about 25 acres, with a ftreant running through the fame. The houfe is Gtua•cil in a paddock, fun-minded by thriving plhntatiens, and commands beautiful views of Ed a Hill, Norbury Park, and the furrountling romantic pidurefque country. The premlres are in comple:e repair, and the land In the h gheft Rate of cultivation. Two packs of fox-hoends conftantly bunt in the country. To be viewed by 'rickets only, which may be had with every other particular, of M,1114 Skinner, Dyie, and Co. Alderfgatc, ftreet, London. Printed particulars will he delivered in due time, at the Red Lion. Dorking; Swan, Leathethead; Spread Eagle, Fpfom ; and at the Place of Sate. A GINTEE!, RESIDENCE WITH FIFTEEN ACRES OF MEADOW LAND, IN SURREY By Meffrs. SKINNER, HYKE, and Co. On Thurfday, the itth of June, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee houfe, Chinge.alley, Corohill, London, AMOST &citable FREEHOLD ESTATE, pleafantly fituate at SUTTON, • delightful part of the County of Surrey, in the naidft of Fluid Sport; a fhort ride from the beautiful Downs of Banftead and Epfom, and within is miles of the Metropolis Compelling : A Genteel Refidince,.the principal part of which has been eredied within a very few years, with convenient offices of every defeription, Coach houfe and Stabling, beautiful and extenfive Plrafure Grounds, with Shrubberies and Plantations laid nt.t with great tafte, excellent walled Gardens producing an abundance of Fruit, Green-houfe Hot houfe, Fi3a ponds, and two Paddocks of rich Meadow Land, containing altogether about IS Acres, lytmr very compaet and remarkably well fenced The Houfe is handfoniely fitted up. and fit for the immediate reception of a family—au early polfefll in may be had. To be viewed, between the hours of Eleven and Four. Satur days excepted, by Tickets only, which with printed Particulars, niay be had of Mars Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate-Ereet, London. Particulars may alto he had at the Greyhound and Cock Inns, Sutton ; Greyhound, Croydon ; I.Vheatibeaf, Tooting; Spread Eagle, Fpfom ; and at the place of Sale. SALES BY AUCTrON. • FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE., LAND and FARM, THAMEi DITTON, SURREY. By Mars. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. At Garraaray's Coffi.e Houk. 'Change alley. Coralll, on Friday the ixth of Jane, at Is o'Clock. in. Two Lots, A VERY Complete FREEHOLD COTTAGE J.l. RESIDENCE, recently ended, neatly and genteelly fitted vp, rr2ltte with all convenient offices, coach hook, ilabling, ex cellent garden. and rich meadow—containing in the wholz about fis acres, fret from great tithes; pleafantly fituate at Thaws Dlt • ton, an agreeable remove. ftom the high toad, two• miles from Kingfton. and within one of Ether ; late the re donee of Smear Moss, Efq. decrafed. Immediate poffelfiin may be had. Alfo, a valuable Freehold Far.n, at Thames Ditton, nearly eon ' tiguoug—confifting of a brick farm-Imre. with offices, barn fhb ling. and outbuildings, capital orchard and garden, three inclofures of rich land, and two pitc!s in the open fields, containing fifteen acres; in the occupation of Mr. Richard Blake, tenant at will . Rich elbate has an unlimited right on the marth .4.c1 commona. To be viewed ten days preceding the rale, when printed Parti• culars may be had on the Prenthes ; at the Boar, Ether; Sun! Kingfton ; Place of Sale, and of Meffrs. Skinner, Dyke and Co Alderfgate ftrert • FREEHOLD RF.SIDIiNCES AND ESTATR, WOODFORD, ESSEX.—By Marrs SKINNER, DYKE, and Co On Thurfday, the rilth of June. at Twelve o'click. at Garraway's Coffee horde, Change alley. Cornhill. In Six Lots. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD FS I'ATES, defirably &trate at WOODFOR'.I.ROW, on the Verge of Epping Enna. and extending to Woodford-Bridge; the molt beautiful part of the County of Me:, only Eight Miles from London - comprifilig a defirahic Refidence and a Villa, called Ray Lodge and Ray Houle. with numerous Offices, Coach hordes and Stabling, Plcafure-grounds. Gardens, and the contiguous rich Paddocks of Meadow Land, tontaining about Ors Acres, lying on eafy afeents within a ring fence, pleafingly timbered, and inter. feaed by the River Rodeo. in which there is a right of Filhery. Alto, the White Hart Inn, fundry Tenements and Lands, at Woodford Bridge; the Effaces are unexceptionably well tenanted by perfons of the firft refpedabili-y, viz William Fraf •r, Ban.; John Vincent Furrier, Efq ; Mr. tfmay and others ; at rents amounting to 7541 per Annum. The Ettates within a few years have been improved, by ered ing a molt beautiful Villa and other Buildings, making of capital Gardens and Pleafure grounds, at an expence of many thoufand pounds. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Snow, at Mnekham Fenn, of whom printed particulars may be had, alto at the '.'.aftle, Wood ford; of Metres Wright and Pickering Silicitors,T Topic; at the pike a Sale, and of Mars. Skinn-r, Dyke and Jt. Aide' igatm ftreet, where plans may be teen. EXCELLEN'i FREEHOLD FARM, near Shaftribury, Dor- fetlhire.—By Melts. SKINNER. DYKE. and Co. On Thurfday, the 18th of Tune, at Twelve o'clock, at Garrawars Coffe- bottle, Change alley, Cornbill. London. In one Lot A VALUABLE FREEHOLD E3TATE, ad vantageoufly fituate in the Parifh of EAST STOUR, 4 mile , from Shafttlbury, and airy diftancts from Wincinton and Sher home, called Cold Street Farm. Conlifting of a commodious Farm houle with offices, Barns. Stabling, Beaft-sheds and fuitable Out-buildings ; and the furrounding inclofures of Pafture Meadow and Arable Lands, well timbered atnl watered and lying exceed ingly co-npadl ; containing 195 Acres, capable of tke greateft im proventent, as to render the Premifes very excellent. Dairy and Grazing Farm, the whole within a ring fence. (except a n• w allotment of is Acres) now in the occupation of David Thick, as 'tenant from year to year ; the eftimated value about 3031 per anti To be viewed by applying to the Tenant, of whom printed particulars may be had, alfo, of Charles Bowles. Efq. Shaftrfbury, where a plan may be ken ; particulars may alto he hid at the Red-Lion, Shaftcfbury; Grcyltound,Wincanton; of Mr. Langdon printer Sherborne ; Mr. Collins, printer, Salifbury ; Mr. Cru•t wcli, Printer. Bath; place of s'ak, and of Marrs. Skirner. Dyke, and Co. .Ileerfgate-ftreet, London ; where a .lan may be fcen. GEN FA MILY RESIDENCR Alfo, an El gant COTTAGE and FARM, on Wingfield Plain, Windfor Porta, Berks —By Meffrs SK INNF.R, DYKE, and Co On Thurfday, the iBth of June, at Twelve &Clock, at Garraway's, Coffee Uoufe, in One Lot, AVERY Defirable and Valuable LEASEHOLD FfiTATE—delightfully fituated on Wingfield Plain, a molt beautiful pate of Windl'r Foveß, in the neighbourhoud•of Akar. and within four miles of Windfor ; tha refidence and property of Rear Admiral Aylmer, who will give immediate poffeflion—roit• prifin4 a commodious Dwellir.g honk of four ram, on a floor, well fitted up, the principal apartments are of gaud dimen firms, fuitahle attached and detached offices, fore court, garden., coach bottle., itabling, comalete farm and boil lings—alfo, an ele gant detach e d Cottage, wit h offices, and a much improved and profitable farm of rich old meadow, and highly cultivated arable land, containing about tao acres: 1;04 fora term of is years, at a (mall rent ; the whole is perfectly conipadt,in high condition, and complete order, and fit for immediate eccupatiou. To be viewed by applying to the bailiff on the prernifessof whom printed particulars may ! c had 14 days preceding the (Ale; allo, at the King's Arms, Bagfhot ; Sun Inn, Maidenhead; White Hart, Windfor ; Built, Stains; Red Lion, li. - .unflaw : at the place of tale. and of Meffrs Skinacr,Dyke,-and Co. Aiderfgate-ftreet, London. TREVOR PARK, EAST BARNET, HERDS With imMi dsare WIWI - ion —By MefEs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On Friday, the 26th i..ftatit, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Ceffee-houfe, Change-alley, Cornhill, A TRULY defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, at Fall Barnet, in Hertfordflaire, a molt delightful fituation, in the vicinity of Southgate, and only nine miles from London.; comprifing Trevor Park and Refidcnce; late in the occupation of Mrs. E. Smith. The Ettate comprizes a Gothic Dwelling.houfe, with offices, enact) houfes, and !tabling. court yard pleafure grounds. garden, this ponds, orchard, and park, with a valuable fpring of fine water; the whole containing upwards or 27 acre a. beautlinlly formed by nature. and capable of fuch improvement as w-uld reader the premifes one of the moil rural retreats in the county. Alto, a pew ht Eaft Barnet Church. To be viewed by tickets, which, with pri-ted particulars. may be had of R. S. Taylor, Solicitor, Field court, Gray's Inn, and of Marrs Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate ftreet, where a plan may he ken. Particulars may alto be had at the M'hite Hart, Tottenham; Cherry Tree, Southgate; Red Lion, ll.n.net ; at the Car, aft Barnet ; and at the place of Ede. An degant RESIDENCE, PARK, and FARM, &mak!him By Mt &a- SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. Op Erlday the a6th June, at Twelve ()Tina, at Garraway's Cof fee Houle, 'Cliange•allev, ("anthill, London, in Two Lots, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, called lIEATHERTON PARK, fituate in that much admired and falubrious part A the rich vak of Taunton, in the county of Somer let, two milts from Wellington, And four from Taunton, both cleetitsit market towns, and so miles from Bath, and within a 6 of Exeter. Compriling an eseellent Man Gan Ifottfe elegantly fitted up in a fafhinnable and modern style, with fultahle offices, coach-houfcs, itabling, lawn, pleafu re grounds, plantations and gardens, a beau tiful park of fertile land. embeillibed with valuable and ornamen tal timber, pleafantly difisofed ; feveral rich meadows refrefhed by a ferpsntine piece of water, winding through tic grounds for a confulerable diftance, produCtive arable land, and a fmall wood, the whole containing 163 atria, lying very compaet, nearly within a ring fence, a convenient Farm Yard with bullock lodges, barn, granary, and proper bui'dings for hnfbandry, forming tog‘ther a cornpara and well-conditioned cftate . - . . _ _ The Manfin•n Houle it a very fitlamtial flruelitre, in perfedt repair and order, placed en a pleating eminence, and cmnaina a bandfome drawing room, osmium:nu; dining and brtakfaft par- lours, library of very czoilent dimenfiens, fix principal bed chambers, and (nimble apartments for fervants—the domelike offices are remarkably convenient jadicioufly at ranged, and pof fefs every requiflte accommodation for a family. An early poileffion may be had, and part of the parchate nsoney may remain upon mortgage. The Furniture, which has been made hut a fcw years, in the prefent fafhinn : may be taken it a valuation. Alfo, a Freehold Leafe, granted by the Dean of Wells, of the Great Tythes of fundry farms, nearlicatherton Park. • tTo be dewed by t6c e s,whi ch,with printed particulars, may be had of Mr. Beadon, Solicitor, Taunton ; Merin Blakes, Solicitors, Coolila-court, Carey Bract ; and of Mefirs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co Alderfgate ilreet, London; where a plan may be ken. Para ' cultrs may alfo be had of Meting. Trewmans. Printers, Exeter ; Mr. Cruttwell, Printer, Bath ; Mr. Langdon, Printer, Rh crborne; Mr. (lurch, Printer Drifted ; Mr. Collins, Prirscr, Salilbury, and at the Place of Sale. Mims BY Aperton. Capital ESTATE, MANORS, and RESIDENCE, near toe Coaft, in SUSSEX. Sy Witty. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On Thurfday, the 24 of July, at Twelve o'clock, at Conaway, Coffee Houle, Change Alley, Cornhill, London, in Ten I ACapital and vet y Velu.tble iItEEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Pat...then of Herftcnnticcux and Wattling. about four miles from Hatlftrim and Horfcbridtte, a n d cafy ditlances from the favourite writing places of Eallb.,urn, and Heinen, cnnfifting of art elegant Refodence, called HhRST. MONCEUX PLAClD'—with all requifite Office,, (likable for an eftablithmer.t of the firft confequence. de li ghtfull fituat.d in large Park, wilt Lawn, Plantation., and Gardens, commanding molt extenfive and bcauitlial Profedts both of Land and Sch. Al fo, three beneficial Manors, czteucling over ill immeoietrack of eourrry. abounding with game. with quit rents, retiet..h er i nt , , arbitrary fig e 4, rights, royalties, and appurtenances; ant the fur. r. unding Farms, containing in the whole 1072 acres of rich M ea , dow, Madill, Arable and Wood I.and. lying eitre.-.lcly compact with fuitable Farm (inures and Outbuilding", and the Ruins of as ancient, noble and fpacinus he Manfion Houfe, Manors, and about Soo Acres, are cow in hand—the Farms arc let on ihort I.eares. To be viewed 28 days preceding the (ale, when printed Par* culars may be bad nu the Fremires ; alio cf Mefirs Sbadwell and Bilbop, Salle:Run, Halting.; Marrs. Lee's, printers. Lewessr. Mefirs. Aurae and PhiWps printers, Brighton ; at the Law*, Eallbourne ; Cattle and Ship Inn, Brighton; Sidle; Tavern:l'g. ) . bridge Well. ; Place of Sale, and of f•leffrs Skinner, Dyke and Cu Ald‘rtate-ftrest, London. Capital FREEHOLD FARMS and MANORS, Suffolk. by Metres. SKINNER, DYKE and Co At Oarraway'a Coffee-houfe, Change alley : Cornhitl on Weald. _ _ _ day, the Bth of July, in Five Lot., ui.lefs the whole is previ oully difpcifed of by Private Contract, tik VA LU.IBLE and very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, advantageoufly Mune in the Parilhes of Kettle baftnn and Prefton, nearly contiguous to Bild,ftett and Lawn.. bank fix wiles from Hadleigh, nine: from Long Milford, 18 from Colchcfter, and within ten of Bury St. Fdmund's ; comprifing (SW Manor. of Prefton and Kettlebaflon, with the annual quit rents, courts, flocs, rhyalties and appurtenances, Prefton Hill. High Houle, Chapel Houle, Wagger and Ktttlebafton Hall Farms, with convenient dwelling houfe3, offizes, barns and outbuildings, gar.. dens, orchards, and the furrotriding meadow, palture, arable ' and *nod lands, e mtainiug about 910-era, in the necupaCist of re , fpectable tenants viz. Mellis.Ofbor.a, Makin, Kentball and Scott,. on kers expiring atMichaelmai, 18 tf, and tFay, and under yearly agremnects, excmfive cf the manors, at rents amounting to only 9561. sin. per annum. The Fftates are fi:uate in a fine, healthy. and (porting part of tae County of &Kilt, t'.e Manors ext,•nding over the Parilhes of Prefton and Kettlehafton, abounding with game. Each Farm is quite diftinct, akhough immediately adjoining each other. The Eftztes are capable of grctt improvmnent.ond may be made hira ble relidences for Gentlemen. All Freehold, except a very (mall part, which is copyhold of inheritance, and etoncrated from the Land Tax. It may be viewed by applying to the tenants, of whom printed particulars may be had; alto at the Crown, Biddiellun ; Lion. Hadleigh; King's Head, Stowmarket ; Angel. Bury; White Hart, Co7chetter; Black Boy and Bell Inns, Chelmsford; of Mr. Jacl:fon, printer, Ipfwich ; Mr. Kencinple, Wefton Hall Nay land ; Charles squire, Ffq Ipfwich ; fkieffrs Maher;y, Daniel. and Maberly, folicitors, Bedford•rntr; at the place of falc; and of Marrs Sktoteer, V;ka, and Co. Aldcrfgatc area, where plans may be ken. I.EFDS—YORKstiIRE. By Millis. SKINNER, DYKE, an:i Co. In Odtobet neat, in 1...t5, (unkfi a previous off.T is made to par chafe the whole by Private Contrael), ACAPI UAL and vet y Valttable FREEHOLD ES FAIT. molt defirably fituate in the Parini Ititiweir, and in :be townthips of Middleton, I luellett and Bedlam, wltkip one mile and half of the capital town of Lads, and ear> , (finance from Wakefield. Bradford, 1-ladderslield and Hall , ax, ei mprifing 'the MIDDt.ETON ESTATE ; enctifling of the Manor,- or Losreifhip of Mideleton, with the inezhauflible Coal Works com municating with the town of Leeds, and about taco tierce of pro. dudive and rich Meadow, Pan. rc. and Arable Land, and fine Woods, with the relidetwe call d Mil)tft.ETON LODGE, with fultable Offices, all . ° two other comm. lions Dwelling boars and Offices, a Water-Mill , and fun,!Ty Houfee—the while lying neaoy within a ring -fence, and capable of the greateft Improvement, fa as to render it one of the molt produdive Values In the Weft Riding of Yurkiltire, tythe free, and the Land-Tax redeemed. Fur further partit ulars apply to Thomas Lewis, I fq. Gray's- Inn ; and of Meas. tikinner„ Thke, and Cu, Aldetfgate-street. London. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, AND CAPITAL COPPER AND TIN MINES, IN THE COUNTIES or DEVON AND CORNWALL, TO BE. SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, By Mein'. SKINNER, DYKE, andiCo. By order of the Executors and Truftees of Jaws WAR sx , Efq. deccared, late of Sydenham. in Kent, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, innate in the parifh of Mary Tavey, four miles from Tarl- Bock, in Devonoaire, called Watie,or Warne Sydenham. A'fo, valuable and very extettflate Freehold and Chattelhold Tin and Copper Mines and dues in the molt produdtive parts of the Coun ties of Devon and Cornwall; particularly Wheel Hope Mines, Brimfehatch,Wlml Jewel and Vitifer, now producing a eonG(ler able yearly income, and with great probability (from the opinion of the Miners on the fpot) will incmfe in a few years to feverat thenfand pounds per annum. Alfo feveral Shares of Mines, in the counties of Devon and Cornwall. held for terms of years, and Tin Blonds and Dues, arihng from the, White Works Tin Mine on• the Foreft of Dartmoor. For further particulars apply to Vein,. A. and J. Welton, Soli. titan, Fenehurch (tun ; and Mears. Skinner, Dyke, and as. Alderfgate-ftrect,l.ondon. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Dear Sir, No. 9, Bridg e - et, Lnadon. FELL it a duty incumbent urn me, to jig/ rot you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have recdred f e ll', your invalnablo Medicine—LEAKE's PATENT P 1144 About two years ago I was atttcked with a Venereal Moeda which I treated rather airway tor fame date. but the difoie at length fpreadiug all over my Burly, I was obligedto apply to the molt cminentolthe Faculty, but their &Mance afforded only tem porary relit I. I want through va, lona essarfes of Salivatroa, and from befog rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere. Skeleton. Ili e ulcers that fprea.t all over my limbs, rendered M 4 a complete obje,l, to that my feltods deipaired cry r c eossiLy. When brought to this fnuation, I confidered death as inevitable,. but a !datum .4 mine commenting upon the many cafes in which your Pd:s had fucceeded, I was induced to try a hot th them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfeverance for two or three months, and following your directions, I expetietred the molt unaccountable relaxation from pain, the furs gradually fuhfiding ; I am now, thank Gorr, Weedy recovered, and waft ing out daily : I doubt not bat one more box. which I drink car% iious to take, will rflablilla my health In its original Rate. It Is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fratiferitie myfelf, Sat o your much oblig d humble fervarit. Wu. Ptsssuit. Deanhate, July P.S. For the public benefit I .'o not ..bjedt to the above beirT puhliffied, but leave you to ad as our own h Het judgment gat didlate. Yt eparea a nd fold by the Ede Proprietor, Thomas Tayl r..Sfenf her of the Roy Colle t te of Surgeolis, Lei do ,at his Hatfe, No. et, New Bridge Reece. Where, aft,r a eonitant refidenceisf more than thirty fix yrars, in a pradice particulaly dir died la the Cure if Venereal Complaints, with that ingiloahlefecreey, which men of his prof, ffion Mould always i•hfrrve he flair hinidelf, the advice and aailtance He gratuitouay adminiftarittu perfons taking this Medicine will be etteenteti by a filicernloy PO. lie, as an advantage feldorn to be obtained,alid wail of . mbiguitl. —Alfo Si .Id, by his Appointment, fng the cony( nierce of thefe living at a dillance, at the Perfutn, r's, No. 3s. St. Alban's h Pall Mall ; the Shop, Nn. 103, Orfnrd-ftreet ;Mr imu, rough's. No. 7, Fifh-greet Hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bo is f flee, Ni. It Union Row, Little T•issier Hill ; Mr. Wation's, S. u 110 46 1 1 Edinburgh; Mr. Calwell's, Dublin ; Mr Billingz's, 4 "; Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchetter ; andby one Perfth In every ege- - fiderohle Town - in Great Britain and Ireland, in &isles ef.afill la. 9d. earls, fealed np with full aud plain direetions, whese . 'l Perfnns of either Ses may Cure thenfeives with Eafe, Speed. b e. creep, and fakty. LONDON: Prima and poblithod by LEVEL KENT, (of Om terbary•Place, -Liatheth), at the STAR Orrice No T, Crep then* NM:4 aVo at be STA& OFlffCt i "Tart k Ilan •