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r - I - . , . iiisw--•--- t ...,.....„... : - . I.aIWVIVTE)LIGENCE. . COURT OP KING'S BENCH, SAUTRDAT, JUNE 8. TWA Kano .n. monenemn. . e rhis was an indictment, .ch.trging the defendant with aidthg and assisting in the escape of General Austin* and %evil:al *other French prisoners, from Litchfield, where they, were confined as prisoners of Avar.— It apoissred from the evidence of a person named Searle, that*he had been employed by the de fendant to hire two pOst-chaises, to meet the party by *Nan -they we're fo be occupied, at a certain canal lack ahont a mile from . Litchfield: where the persons in criestion were taken tip. Tliedelenclant maimed the cross-bar of one elf the chaises, and in this way they pmceeded till they reached Birmingham, when the defendant and-Searle - made an agreement•with the , poxtillions to extend their journey to Mereden, being 6 miles beyond Birrningham, without passing through the latter town, but leaving it to the right; in ennsi deraticin of which they agreed to give the postillions si - lel note. Thrinigh Coventry, the parties afterwards made their way to London; stripped at the Yorkshire Stingii, at Lisson-green, 'Paddington ; from thence , went tolimehotice, svfoe're they embarked on hard a Dumh sclitiya, called the Maria, and.from thence escaped to the C.mtinent.—Gener.il Austin, for him• . .. self 'and two daughters, gave RUM and afterwards 1 DerrNECASTLE COAL. £5O more. ick W , • I Cosa i ca.vood Mr. MAIIRYATT, forthe defendant , insisted-that tins D , nt j i , .witness was tinmathy of credit, being, according to H ..„„, N i„i a --- •his own account , a party in the transaction. The two Heloburn M l pristillions, however , and t he landlord and waiter at ifiolyw ell M . the inn where the de f e ndant and Searle ordered the ; u lw "g" fth chaises and dined, c o rT rborating Searle's testimony in peropsimp,,,„., _ I every particular which c ould have come under their Ponioy Windsocr's observation, Mr Matryatt declined contesting the i TacficiclNl ,, o ‘ w Ju ry aiter farther, or going t o the Ju on the credit of : 1 I LI ' 0..•;„ k l ." fi. 1 IV -1 ' ai ey n Searle.—Lord ELLexsottouon then charged the Jiffy, 1 v ,,, 11 ,„ - when they immediately foun d the defendant —Guilty. ) v, airs End - -- ---.—.------ . I - Temple's Wall'a End - - Virylaan . ... uNiraßsrir INT ELLIGENCE. Beira leVa lli-rn4 liewlett Walt's End a -I{lllirgworth Onwpen Main liartlPy SUNLERLAND. Idea's Main ' New ditrn I Wear's Wall's Ttnd Braadling'i Main Orfout, Jaws ae-1 his Town, which durirg the last week Ms been se full, in censeeptence of the numerous appfications for atindash.n, is at preeent almost deserted ; all the He ads of Hills and Colleges and tiociCollegians being absent fur vacation. On the re.commencentent of Term several new regulations are to tate place. amongst which are, first, that no gentleimat ca. , be admitted of any society by proxy ; neat, that gentlernomcom soonen. like the fellowicommoners of Cambridge, are ro !•ave du additional distinction of a silver taa'el in the cap, and a new . prase is to be st.tablished, the cindidates for which are to be con lined to the nsi. fl. the if and the s 7. fl. who art also to be ender -graduates. A greater number. of gentlemen have been admitted at the Nails titan have been known for some time past. A part of the Duke of Beaufort's family have been here far a sersiderable time on a visit to .his Grace's eldest son, the Mar go!. of Worcester, now studying at this Oniversity. Wednesday last Mr. Will:am Bescawen Ben, scholar of St. Jatio's College, in this Untienity, was admitted a lay fellow of that weary, Thars.lay the Rev. T. Hardwicke, of Worcester College, was I atones fellow of that soelet, on Sir ' Thomas Co ' t's founda ion ; and Mr. W. Robin so n was * chosen fellow of the same society, on Dr. Honey's foundation. Prirlay Mr. Abraham John, Valpy. of Pemlindte College, in this University, was chosen fellow of that society, on the Ossul stone foundation. The Chancellor's Prise Compositions have been adjudged u follow Latin Essay, :1 DP Styli Clerronlani In diverse materie varies tare."—Mr. Charles Barhurst, B e l, .of Christ Church. English rosy, " Funeral and Sepulc Honours."--Mr. Attfield, of brlel College. -Latin Verse, " Herculaneum."—Mr. Hughes, of Oriel College. Sir Roger bleweligate't Prize : English Verse, " .1 he Partiwnon."—Mr. Burden, of Oriel College, Saturday, June I, the last Jay of Easter Term, the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees: MASTYRS Of ARTS. Rev. Jesse Ruasel, of Worcer ter College. Grand C Geo. Treweeke , I'l sq. of Trinity College, Grand Co mpounde r . Mr. Henry Alford. Wadhant College. Rev. John Pulford, of Brasenose Coln ge. ZACSICLORS Of ARTS. Mr. P °herr %wirer, of Oriel College. Mr. Willi ni 'I homes Price, of WOOD: College. Mr. Ge-rge Winston/. of Erasenose College. Mr. Wee. Tbernas Plollipgs, of Magdalen Colege. Mr. Ricluird Miles Matthews, of Lieicoln College. , Mr Charles Wm. Postbontris Sulgrave, of Uncoil: Clllege. 'V,Tednesdav, June 5. the first day of Act term, the Masters of . the Sclunels were nominated, viz. Fee George Barnes, M.A. Fellow of Fzeter College. Rev. Charles Martian Mount, M.A. Fellow of Corpus Christi Rev. Welter Levert.M.A. student of rlirirt Church. The following Gent l eme n were admitted to degrees: MASTERS OY Al YS. James Ellice, Esq. of Dn.versit v College, Grand Compounder. Rev James Barnard Davies, cf legit- , College. P ev. Henry Pu Ca'll of Oriel College. v. Henry Reade Qeasrlej. of Queen's Coln le. Mr. lAn •qapylion, of University College. hfr Matthew It elleston, of University College. Rev. •I'humas Richard ::pence, of •Frinity College. Rey.amuel Twyford, of Trinity College. George Hough, of Pemhroke College. rev. SSMOeI GStractl, talliol College. • Rev. John Noble Shipton. of rstlhol College. sactircoas or ARTS. - Vries Tonkin, Erg. of serer College, Grand Compounder. - Mr. Charles Wetherell, of St. Edmund Hall. Mr. David Riiell, of St. Edmund Hall. Mr . . Richard Charles Fentop, of Jesus College. Air John Owen, o fJ esus College, Mr. William Aiiwyl Roberts, of Jesus College. Mr. Nathan iel Colio, of F.seter College. Mr. George Jo , noon, of Oriel Mr. 'Thomas Davis, of \\radiant College. Mr. '1 lionlas Gra: ger, of Walborn College. Mr. George Junes Bevan, of ‘Vorersier Cpllege. Mr Henry Louis Wickham, of Christ Church. Mr. r Inesiplioreie Tyndall, of Christ Church. Hoe. Robert I leolry Fcleo, of Christ Church. Mr. John' hones, of Christ Church. Mr James Riker, of New College. Mc. Wiinain Parker, of New Coll, ge. Mr. G. or►e.Ors7ll I rinin, of University College. Mr. John itird, of Het t lord College. lefr. Henry Hams, or •I 'r nity Coilege. Par. John Thirkill, of Brasenose College. Wo. Favikener Clow nd, Esq. of Brasenose College. Mr Charles Badham, ot Pembroke Callege. Mr. Robert Macfarlane, of Balliol Coll ge. Mr. Alexander Nichol!, of . 13411101 College. IIeCLIDIASTSCAL PROSKITIONit. Rev: 'Nemo Coney, 8.C. 1 . Rec tor of Satcombe, SonlOset ilhier, is ?resonate the rectory of Medley, in the same county, Pte.! Inerlaine, M.A. Vecer of St. Helen Do 's, London, l and o tam of Ernmaimil College, Cambridge , to be iuestic aplai es the Duhe of Grafton. r••• ----- The valnable living of Simonhourn, in Yorkshire, 1 tfe direc.vry ~f Greenwich Hospital, now divid ucler the sanction of Parliament, will; upon the dece;,,e of the present incumbent, 1)r. ScurT,(the Anti S•janut of the Earl tif tiasnwicit's Naval Admi. 11;s r ittott), of six rectei ies of 5E1530 each, - to each slumber of the senior Ch3plaius of the Royal Navy. RENT AGRICULTURAL REPORT. MAT 31..—Thro,,gh the whole of this month we %awe lawn f a voured with remarkably ti ne weather, so that those whose ne cupation rat a in agriculmral ptirsinti never eapertenced a more crowing season. and the whole vegetable world forms a most p l eas ing scene. We have had an uncommon proportion orstormy weather, with violent lightning, thunder, and heavy ra'ins; hot have not heard of any ve r y material accident in consequence 01 the 19th and slOth we had violent storms from the north east, which very matt rially injured the fruit-trees, as well as many iiehl; of corn in exposed situations; many of thelatter ate much rot and hot:hied. There are g reat cro p s of Hay in general, and many dells of Cinquefoils and Clover, in the eastern parts of tins county, are already under the operation of moveng, butlshere i the pres ent showery weather is much against the prospect. "s every appearance of a great growth of straw Hops In croso me sa Thim tions erewery bitturiaitt, and pmmise an abundant p e preseftt season ha. been remarkatilr rayon-able for preparin the land for Turnips, and some fields at e already sown, particu g larly with the Rutabaga or Swedish, which shnold he sown two or three weeks earlier than the common Turnips. There never was a more favourable time for the growth Of Potatoes, hot there bring such a succession of rain, the raiment cannot get either-this plant or grans cleared of the weeds, and other nosious plants, to wh;ch some lands we particularly subject. We have very rattle old hey of any sort left on hand, and this is much sought after, as new 'flay wit not he proper for feeding horses for so me months to come . Oil potatoes have been so very plentiful, the growers could not get near the price which would remunerate them for the capences in raising I, sln 1 mr, SLA-COAL METERS' OfFICE, LI CAllOO'lll Monday, June A. i ! I 46 3 I 43 3 45 6 59 S 51 3 48 0 52 0 58 0 44 6 49 1.; .51 0 144 0 48 6 \5l 6 33 6 53 0 48 6 55 0 .52 9 - 2 DON, JUNI? e. ,Lo, *pd cf.. ednes. I Friday me 5. • I June 7. 52 6 i 4• ~ 53 0 46 S 45 fl 44 0 II 0 55 4 45 3 43 0 1 1 41 nips 611 S} 2 MAR IE1). On Thnrsday last, at Shenfi,lti, Essex, William Brodrick, of Lincoln's Inn, ti Marianne, third daughter cd the late George Saint, Esq. of I'wizell-i4eutte, I%iorchtimbeeiand, Sunday se'nuight, at n'aribtirgh, Cavtain Sykes, of the Royal Navy, to Nits. Earl, daughter of ihivrard Earl, Esq. Chairman of the Board of Customs in Scotland. SALES 1W AUCTION.. be Had . CAPITA!. PARAIS TO E.E LET, ON LEASE. -- TO BE l ET BY PUIILIC APC I'ION, in I.ots, In the Body of the Church of Newat k.upon•Trent, in the County of Nottingham, some time in the Months of Auguit or Ser. tember next, (of which previous notice and particulars will Le given) for a Term not exceeding 14 years, • SEVERAL Meadow, and Pasture OROUNDi, with gond FARM HOUSES and COl . FACES thereto belonging, situate in and Ever tor', Msttersey, and Ifsnwell, in the Colin", of Notte.htn, containing in the whole about Fourteen Hundred Acres. AN.. a Farm-House and. Farm at Saudwath, near Task -aster, In the County of York, containing about,l3 3 Acres, in the occupation Of Matthew Todd. „Ey Order of the Trusters of the said k.tates, W ILLI AM EDW. TALLENTS, Town Clerk. Newark, May. 18 l. SSEX. AN EXCELLENT MAN3I.)N, WITH EIGHTY-ONE ACRES OF 1,.‘ ND,—Py Mr WELLER, On the Premises, on 'flit...lay, the 18th nf lune. 1011, at twelve, IPHE truly Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD EiTATE of AVISTORD PLACE, the Residence of Admiral Mc N rAno, (Etanerated from Land• Tax). Comprising—a most substantial Mansion, in a complete state of solid and ornaments! repair, and contrns„ In the basement, ample Celtarage ; an the graitud floor, a handsome Hall and staircace, well proportioned Eating and Brealcast Rooms, aid a' near. Libniry and Greenhouse, likewise Domestic Offices. replete with cooVeniencies of every description ; nn the first floor, a very fine proprireonenpraWirht Room. six airy Bed Chambers, lost Dressing Rooms, Wat , r Closes, twit. large Attics, Store Room' 1 and Housemaßs Closets, t apsetilis Tanks and good spring water. a large Kitchen Camden and Melon Ground, inclosed by lofty walls covered with the ch threat Fruit Trees, tine Espaliers and Filbert hedges, abundantly cropped with Vvgetables,'l'on! Hoo.se, c anna' six stalled :::table, Lofts, two Carriage H ouses, a very corn plete fitted up Brewhonse, Granary, Drying Yard, and Poultry- Houses. 'Fbis deliglitful Residence is situate in a Lawn of up wards of Fifty rlcm,beltedby a luxuriant Shrubbery and Plesi. re Grounds, the agricultural Buildintr,i, which arc very complete, are in a Deli, screened from view by Forest Trees. remaining part al the land surrounds the Paddock with three neat Cottages and Girders. The esig.hirty of situation, unrivalled beauty of country, it, extensive ms.rine anti land pro•pec's of hill and dale. and a de- Itinfully featured chaniratign country, cannot be sufficiently dr scribed—it must be seen to be properly appreciated ; the soil is peculiarly dry, the air salubrious and healthy,in a highly reepect able neighbourhood, surrounded by the hest midi, near a ta.hinti., able and retired Watering Place, and a very short distance from the Nike of Richmond's Fox Hounds. , Printed Particulars may be had at the Auction Mart ; of Messrs. Winstanley, Paternoster-row ; Mr. H. Phillips, Bond street ; at the labtaries, Tunbridge Wells, Brighton, Worthing. and Bognor; at the principal Inns •in the neightieuring Market st Owns iCid of Mr. Weller, Chichester, of whom Tickets may rn viva. CANI BR lIIGESHIRB AND bUFFOL.K. VALUABLE MANORS. ADVOWSONS, and ESTATES. By Mr. PEYTON, At Guraway's Criee-house, Change alloy s , Curnhitl, early in • • the Month of July, HE MANORS of BOROUGH GREEN and wES FLEY, and the Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Borough Green, and sundry very valuable Estates, Ist the oc cupation of Messrs. Wedge, Fletcher. Lyles, Wells, and others, most respectable Tenants at Will; with the magnificent Woods, In hand; containing togebher upwards.of 3100 Acres. The Manors of Withersfield and Shardlues, Atilington (in Shudycamps) and the perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Whliersfield, and sontiry very valtiable..Estates in the occupation of 1N. , L..1111. Siggs, John Sigp, Westrop Ewen Wedge, and others, very respectable Tellalft. at Will; as also, the beadtibil and thriving Woods hi Land, contain:tog in the whole upwards of 1500 Acres. •,.. The Westley and Borough Green Rotates are situate five miles from Newmarket, in the County of Cambridge. on the main Lon don road. 'I he Witherifield and Shutlycamp's F.or.es are situate in the County of Sult.tlk, within three miles ot Haven't, and on the turnpike road leading from tbat town to Linton. These Estates are well worth the attention at Capitalists and Sportsmen, as they abound with Game, and are only, &tit ant from the metropolis 55 miles. The land in general is in a high state of cultivation and the 13uildiust in capital repair, and one House on each Estate may be converted into a Gentleman's Residence at a trifling expence. 'lobe day ot Sale will !, f . adveriserl in due time, and priun-d par•icular* ,;elirered at Mr. Jarnas's Office, •-so Boswell-court, Lincoln's ban, London. • ... . SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. SURR 7.Y._ „ ..... _ _ 17te M kNII of TOCITING TtECK 4 ,In the parish if gtreitFam, with the Fines, [lesion. and Qttst rents, capital &e. By Mr. ROBINS, At Clarramay's, on Thurilay, litre I'l, at Twelve, in One I.ot, A VERY 1611.1 RM-... ESTATE, the MANOR (d . L-- 100 f IN(1 FIZCKS ; comprising the Lord's Right In the Copyhnitlq, Copyhnhl Timber, Common, and Waste-Lands, of the Mann:, with the fines, hertors ana quit rents; and also the whole of the full-nruw a and cm her l'imber thrrenn,.consprising e l swords 1900 gaits, Elms, Perch,Syeamore, Chasnets, Poplars and Pollards. Pr-tient:lra may fie hall at the White lien. Stre a tham ; heat Sheaf, ; King's Arms and GreyOotnu l, Croydon • K:r.g's Hind, IVlitch..m ; P4migh, Clapham ; olAlLssrs. Browne and Go- I tolled, Soliritr vs, Norfolk -greet, Strand ;at GARICINafi, and of Mr. Rabies, Warwick. street, Golden-squire. 1-IUNTINGDONSHIRE. Eligible Compact Freehold Estate, mar Seven 1 7 nndred Acres. Little Gilding, near Stilton, 'l* he-I;4ton. her-Desirable party ,or invertir•-. Motley.—By Mr. ROBINS. At Orrraway'r, nn l'hursday, !tine 15, at Ewalt/a, in One Lot, AVERY l itraitrabie And ImprArAblo FitEE:iol.l) Ei FATE, comprising two excellent Dwelling Homer, with Yards. Garth s, barns, Stabler, and Yar;ous 0 at-bu.kii gs, and l'wo 're:laments and sundry r.r.closurrs of I'a.. tore, Arable, and Wood Land, near Seven Hundred Agrur. all lying compact, and in a good slate of evit 'velem the ; ben up,. 'ion of Mr. Thomas Illorafkli. Mt-ears. La:les at.d !looker, ace otbera, at rents amounting to £761 per MU ea7alite of cnnal• e.ble increase, sitoste at i.ittle Gidding, twat Salton and it!. roabitty, in tie County of Hondas !on, mar good Matures ar.•l am:Rent • Roads, being • most drairabl,t.i...taa. tor . 1 a uateke to invest Money. • May be Vie AV'S by applying on Mr. Blobrf all, or Me.... a and anolp.r, the •••7:ants, where Panicalars say be Lad ; and I Am I slid Dell, Stilton ; George, Stll3f/r.i And Ito Wfkil ; Fdtintain, Ituntingion ; Swan, Stevenage ; Str,rt:t• •:1 r. , rat. d‘tck of Mr. Tyndale and Mr. Groom. Lit:culn's ; Mr. ft edifcr y Stamford • r °stair/Ay% ; and of Mr, ItuLitil, Warwick-street, Golden -situate, wirers a Plan of tits ba,ate be seen. LIPPER CROSVENOR-STREET. CAPITAL. TOWN RE'IIDENCE, with OFFICES, GARDEN, COACI-I-HOUSES, STABLES, &c. • By Mr. It 011 INS, At Garrawav's Coffee.house,'Change-Allt 'L'ornhill, o n Thurs day, the Ilth of lune, 1411, at 12 o'clock, • . SPACIOUS LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE , Lwith attached and detached Offices of all descriptionS. Platisied fisr the aeromnindation of a Family of/the first respecta bility ; with large Garden, Coach houst.i, Stabling, Ste. situate in IL th a South *idiot .* 'Upper Grosvenor-street; late the RESIDENCE of a NOBLEMAN deceased. \The principal part of the elegant Hous e h o ld Furniture may be Ind at a valuation. • To be t°/wed with tickets, particulars on the Premi‘es t of Me-ars. Oldie and Foster. Carey street ; at Garr a way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Oulden.square, of whom tickets For viewing may be had. .. . NORFOLK. Capital FREFHOLD and TI ME-FREE ESTATF , MANOR, and nearly Twrive Hundred Acre of Land, in a ring. forme, Watsingfuna, and within foul . miles of the Sea-port Town of By Mr. ROBTI4g, At C:arraway's, on Than lay, June 11,4 it, in Four Lots, A VERY Valvable FREEHOLD and TITHE \ I A- FREE ESTATE; compris i ng t he Manor of E g mere, with %capital Farm-home, Yards , Garde ns, and all necessary Out ()buildings, Paillirs House, Shepherd's Cottage, Blacksmith's and ' Carpenter's Shop, and sundry enclosures of rich Pasture and Arable Land, containing in the whole by estimation One Thou sand One Hundred and Eighty-eight Acres, all lying compact, and in a ring-fence; situate near to Walsingham, and within four 1 miles of the port of Wells, a great Corn Market. The Lands are in a high state of cultivation, awl surmuudcd by thriving fence., bounded on the East by the high road from New Wal -1 &sham to liolkham, and on the Wes t b y the road from Fakers -1 ham to Wells in a fine part of the County of Norfolk, and pant- cularly well situate tor preserving game with which the neigh- I bourtiood abounds. The whole •ii now let to a reipectahle tenant. To be viewed by applying on the premises, where partlrolara may be had ; at the Black lion, Wals,ngham; Fleece, Wells : Crown, Fakenham ; Cliecquers, Brandon ; King's Heal, Nor wich ; Ram, Newmarket ; Angel, Bury ; Crown, liockerill; of Mr. Gillman, Solitoor, Hinyham, Norfolk ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robin., Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a plan of the Estate pay be seen. • 102. - ; . . - 1 VA I.U.aBLE FREEHOLD lei r.t I. ee, ..:.... or, l• s-rry. Pe: Romney 'Mardi, Fartn.bluse, and eeti.di -. i , rase, I uhlic alum:, and about 1756 Acres ot Mrer pee, s euoi, .t d salt Mesh land, in the Parise of 1441, over us New ileustry, in the County of Kent. lip Mr. ROIII:Ie, At Garrawee's, on l'netday, ;toy fl, as Toeless., A VA LUA 1:Itb.: and imiirtie.itkz FR.F.F. I .IOLD 1 N- Ei lATE ; conirris:rtig-lajoafds 01 . Oae . 1 et...a •i, Stvea Ilendred ae•t sixty five Acres of 'Mee 1,, e , MO .11. R' .t : a 1: • Marsh Lard, with Forne-house and lisoild r. g-, C.; rfa, ,as is. ia.. lic-house, all In a ring fence, in tie oreopa , YO i.. I.•tenti- I.:heady, Russell, Baker, Aldet, Oiiet. t• d '•• r- -' -es e r the I Perish of Lydd, between Hyti' and V et., ha t e • •te rf Kt•nt, adjoining the :Lands * the Ea.! cm s ri, A I C.. sAw We berien, E e l. also the Mame or r p.. :.! M. , a i ; b 1 . with Rig'rt of halter} extending :eeer two mI •- on : t ...,,,,,, and icein•ling t h e Sevr.ri nfelie P tate. TI, 1 . .... a . • lii * 1 improvable, and by temporal y feces 1114, b. me-- . la! ly tn crt•aseti i 5 the tide recedes. Particulars may he hat on the Premtses; at the ler, led le at the Poet-bouse, Rye ; New Inn, lentato. , y ; '.s to . Xi• r, i Iv. , I Public-house, D mcburch ; Saracen's Heat, A.,11.'.-sl t i. s ! a Hotel, and Ship, Dover; at Mediates Hotel, M Ir , ltr ; Fern. fain, Canterbury ;of M essrs. Jones and Green, Sniic.o re. !eni,... bury-square ; at Garraway's; and of Mr Iterlitis, Wa• ss 'ck. orien t . Goltimstigaare, where a Pllll of the Estate may be ten_ _— _ MIDDLEeEX. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES I AYE. elegant stone-built Man. *ion, retentive Park. Farms, fine Sheets of Water, and two compact Family Residences, within Nine Mils of London, upwards of 330 Acres. all lying compact. • By Mr. ROBINe, At Gal . -rawly'', on Tuesday, July 9, at 12, in One Lot, MI: E Truly Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Cartoon's Park, situate at FAgeware, in the County i.f Middlesex; compriring a capitaiStuneehuilt Mansitm, planned for the acconousidadon of a Nobleman; r family of Distinction, seated on an eminence, in an extensive Park, ornamented I I avenues and stat;•ly timber, digit rsed neer valid* parts of -b Estate, and beautiful Sheets of rueniugWa - er; teseellent attached and detached Offices of all th.scriptiotet, two productive Kiictita Gerdy" Pleasure Ground*, Farm Buik!nes. Ste 1153 two coo. yet Family R e-ideit..es at the Lear crd of the liat.gr,with() floc. Gardena. Pleasure Grounds, tk.c. &attaining, in all, upsvaid. a NEAR EXETER, DEVON —Eligible Family Maneiove, velth Three Hundred and Thirty Ages of ech Meadow I mo-tly Offices, genteel Dwelling-Houses, Farm-House, Cottages, surmunded by a brick wail, all in a title (tree, and bounded 11 Orchard, Farm, and Lands. the high road; the situatton dry, chterful, and healthy, eve- By Mr. ROMS, i otandiog extensive mews of the country ; Break Earth on met v 1 par.seel the Fstate. At Carravrey's, on Thursday, June 13, at t welve, in one ) s r. i Ma) he vi ewed by Tickets; Particulars en the Premise.: :t \i EltY I)es;rable FREEHOLD EsTryrE, tire Cranes and Whi te Han, Edgware; Attercont Arms, es... AI and-Tax releeMed, Cowley-place the Property and late mere; Es te I lar-ex Arm', Watnsed.; Kett lion and Grell Man, 11 D., Residence of Wm. lecesos, Esq. comprising a c ap ital Mansion, net ; Whige, Usbritlge ;of Mr. Rim.ards, S eizetir, el erected within a few years, of a fo r e elevation doubt , - Lion-squire; at Garraway's; and of Mr.Rebirs,Warivick-streee, .---------------------. bowed front, and stuccoed, planned he actommoilation of Colden-smiare„ where a Plan of th- Poet! note lie iteen. a Gentleman's Family, with Offices of all dewriptions, coach- i FitkEll,ol ES kaT AT 0 , oX Foe De, ( iity„ homes, and stables, excellent kitchen-gardens, walled, hot and : By Mr. WRIGHT,' green-homiest, waled on a beautiful eminence, commanding ex tensive views of the river Etc , and the rich valley to the Chao. On Thursday, June IS , lilt, at Twelve e'Clorls, In Oee I re, at C.seraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Ai, Coritii'l. lA, •.!..o•. nel, surrounded by thriving plantations, lawns, and paddocks in- , AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTA'ri., wee tersected by gravel-walks and rich hanging-woods, sloping to the extensive Right of Commonage; catisistilit 'of PI. C.lfyin... • river. At a short distance a neat Cottage and Dairy, elegantly fitted up, with curious old china, dtc• a garden, plantatioris, dec. dims brick-built Family Reshetnce, ,witte.app.sspriate ant s ; 1 3; . a cold bath, supplied with fine sprang water, farm-yard, with .venient Offices, Chaise-honse, Stehle, Pic. i cooed Otetard, ee. out-buildinp, arld rich meadow land; the whole near lofty client and Pleasure Gardens, will planted awl cropped; and 2 . . , 0it 10 Acres of Land, rattly meadow an partly a•ahle. The a'oee acres, in hand. Also a colt-pact Residence, with Rothe offices, pr dens, and land, about seve acres, in the possession of Mr. lb: is in the parish of rfield Peppote on an elevated mid de: betson, on lease; an excellent Farm House, with barns, stables, I simation.coremanding delightful views (tithe virrniir;dont toony, ux-ttalls. mid rackets out-buildings, capital productive orcharde, h h abounds wl.h garcon; and is not more than tsit•_ miles foms me sundry enclosares of rich Pasture, marsh, arable, and wood- w hit l ll%v six from Reading, eight from Wallingford, anJ truly 40 lamb, about one hundred and six acres, all lying compact, and front Condon. The Lard-tax, except 95 per amain, Isalbu„s beautifullj diversifi,d by hill and dale, in possession of Mr. redeemed. Immediate pos.:cecina will be given. Particular's to he had at the Auctioneer's Office, ri...e St*. W. Carter, whose term expires at Michaelmas, 11312: sundry Cottages and Gardens, let to tenants at will. The whole Estate Greenwich ;at Mr. Simmons O ffi ce, 14, Colematestreet-beit l upwards of One Hundred and fifty Acres, all lying contiguous i e, near the Bank •at eke place of Salo, and the pri:;cipal late to the Mansion, and Doan led on the East by the river Exe, a___F____2 n t g Oxford , serallin fo ' rd — H. — n — les - eßeadirg and kialdenhea t which abounds with floe nihnon, trout. &c. the situation dry and SU eekiX FAR M•;, ct.eerful divest only two miles from Exeter on the road to Cre- ' By VERALI. and SON, diton andilarnetaple, forming together aenost desirable property At tire Star Tim, in LeWNI, on Srurday, the e.9th of lune, lett, for a Gentleman. • 1 at Six Cl in k in the Eve riffle, unless acceptable efferi e!: • • May be viewed by applying to Mr. Chown, Gardener, at the chafe should he made In the mean time. • ' Mansion, where particulars may he had ; of Mr. Coleridge, and Lee 1. A FREEHOLD FA RM. (within a re", New London lien, and Hotel, Exeter ; Kings Arms, Liskeard ; 1. 3- Fence) called WEFKLANGS, creedetee e! a Fountain, Plymouth hock ; Hotels, Plymomb and Weymouth; House, Part, Stable, Oast-house, and other Buildings; led e. tr Vt bite Hart, and Antelope, Salisbury ; Swan, Wells; King's - 9 A. StR. S! ) . of geed La"d. nem ettaittly settaie in . 11- - -- Head, Bridgewater; Principa l Inns at Taunton; White Lion, Motored, within 6 milts of Lewes, and eof Crk fi eld, le" : •i : , Bath ; Bush, Hetet* ; at Ganavray's; and of Mr. Robins, War- to the London road, and now in the occupation of Ist.. 1 '1.4 wick-street, 1:olden-square, London, where a Piau of the Es.ate Diploc e t, whose term wli expire at 1 ady-i el I. may be wen. I N.B. •I'lla Farm commands very ii”e Mn , prosrcts, and is I eat . Bliley calculated fur the erection cf a Vil! a . ESSEX, ON TITE SEA COAST. e• I I I „Xtt 2. A Freelia'd. Farm. (also within a ring Feece) r . e‘ ,' • ' 1 of a good Hotter, with a "Outage, barn. and other !'ere.'.' t e CAPITAL. ESTA TES, upwards of Five Hundred Acres, Ma shoot 148 A. tat. 14P. of Laird., viz 112 1 W. 1-* r , . nova, Free Warren, Fisherict, Rectorial 'tithes, Manor and Craiiieden, occupied by Messrs. Peek iIIM ; and 6 A , " I . . Farm-houste, Cottage., &c. between Rayleigh and South End. railed K.nowle i lighfield; occupied by Mr. ito-c, ''',l ''l , a By Mr. ROBINS, . 1 , in tee Pa*i.h, and Very near tie the town nt M wfield .. At Garraway'e, on Thursday, June IS, at 19, in One Lot, I N. B. Messrs Peekliam's A VALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD d Mr. It.oe's at klichaelmati, 1 '4' S. 'term wi ll expire at Lady ..le ;,, i an 1. A temmato Mile Fre. li 11 farm; enc.'s i -: • f -'. ' E'rrA 1E ; "Wriii" t ' ;''' Lorel ' hip or ik4crlnr `' i Del" ''''' cage, and three Parcels of Lard, reed • Strilh's Anal : alias the South Benifivet ; and the Manors or reputed Manors in I-lope's Wyke, Shore's Wyke, Monk's Wyke, and Sancti...es. IR. 30 P. situate in the Parish and t•err the Isown ot t: • . Fiel, aid Hil'Y h; ecsvle Fi ck !, c o tat:•;c2 tog ttn.i. d••• • ; Wyke, extending over many Thousand Acre' of Land, with all an d nzoa in the ocetteetion tat fa-teases. Pteltieon and 0 1 . :‘ ; . Court's I.ert, Court's Baron, and customary Courts., Fines, Hr- itog ,, , whose terms win se ,, pw ..;„i y „: i re et 1 . ,,,:j.,!.,y ;:....1 rr r i o ts, and Quit-rews, Free ‘l' ~.en, red all Rights, Royalties, clilay . insat 10:2. and Privileges titer:Ann° b-innzing The very eligible Frei:l4lbl I.m 4. A compact Freehold Farm, eJiirel IL:nts; civil' iis. , Estates, consisting of Kent's-hill Farm, containing upwards of a large Hove, wish a Kan a.sd os In r Nuii.li,ts,..ii ...dont I'bree Hundred Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, as 1 eR. t 5P.. of I an 1, 'ornate isn ..6 1 6011.1.' , a i if. , a ; t•• 1 4, . . • • WO3d Lana, with an excellent new Farm House and effics si, tow oczonied 1 ,„ Aut6t , 1 ,.. c105 , i., ; .,,., Li at %% .1' tt: - .• gardens, yards, barn' , staple..., and' various out.buildines, in pot- Lady slay ', 81 „ . . e .gion, and on lease to Mr. Charles Knlghtsbridee, except thee :.-- 1 Wood ; also the Manor Hattie, caned - eoutli Beinflevt- ball, with ter, end the SOH is lerthe Red ktediy for tie aresvie gardens, orchard, Larne, et.lile., andeout-buildings, and Inwards hill Wet • - t, 3, and 4, err well cr-v.-r-si ss , A l'or . . and the reltivatinn ot H .e; of One Hundred and Eighty-five Acres of Arable and Pay ore I to liesrltural Teeants will ...ow the T arr,; ;.r,•! frr•'• r r Land, Fie) , .isles of which are Salt Marsh, fa posseseion and min ma h . k ,,,,,..„ „., a . j .,e,-,,,• e ll to 7.1. ee: urn Erase to . y . .. . ~ . at kewes ; or to ~ sr. St./Or, 2 , N lay Ert..t. The whole of this Emate is within a ring fence, divided only - • • - --- - i r - rowi - --- ---- by the public road ; the Lands are in a high rate of cultivatioi I, . CHI LllltEN g_ Ihe Ituvropriate kerfory of South Bemfieet (exceed theViretage 7.-. A nc l ee , Curvetores 0: t '"-,Jor, ar .. . and the A.15'0%1 , 600 01 the same); with all the fit he- of Corn and Back, and Infants born v-i• It Elubbed oro• e- it . • Pulse is the Parish, which contains upwards ot Three ihoussnJ clot, perfectly restored; by 'tp: . ll os to 1. EDI • 4 '•' .: Five I•lendred Acres: these •Fttlies (excepting those of the two, Sohn; oihere every vitt at 1 •st• wont e. to .. r .r . • learns above-mentioned, which are let with teem) are in hand, Crooked, and after ant;surats..: . ; ~,t• e l i ..-- • ••; 4 • • and collected in kind, producing aletut eeveu Hundred Pound, 'Nuns:Ladies ; Brace., Dumb re , l's 1 -ece.' •"'''''% '• ' rr annum, and are highly improvable. South Ben ! tfieet is three Calve., Suspensory lie .laces , e t c. 1 : t London; commanding otientiliiand beautiful views of the River • in eithe r Sex. Ron:tort lierectie re, - si 'e ! • , i' e -e ,' ',• Thames, the Counties of Kent ant% Eeket, with the great advan- ! o r recrillar constelicted I rid , ~ ~ —l" r' ;.:, 7t .v. , . . Makes all :or. , or' TAW S. E si or ever- 1•• o miles front Rayleigh, eight from South End, thirty - three front togs of water carriage to the London Market. I Pantp:der, as above, lice ?s. w'lct. P.A.". dv• vv. VI. • •i w i th ri .....„„. „ c c laver Wi.lt.f iht.: 1:13. OA ,••'. 1 o be viewed by applying to Mr.CharlesKnlahtsbeielge, Kent . - - ,°l-- -, S ' - --L.t4'. . " .. • 1 • 11111 Farm, Rayleigh, of whom Particulars may be bad; at trio s mans "P"'lt'n" " " -r- ' ' ' - 'n Hotel, Smith End ; the Inn, at Rayleigh ; New Strip. yotheore ffrown. Billericay; White Fisrt, and Cups, Colchester ; Matt Bee Chelimafoed; White Hon, Rorrifued; et Galt e: and of )elf *ebb% Werirkkootreet, tiolgornoare, vibes.: a Plan gc dig Estate goy b , ... . . ,-,. - • .. 43 9 4.5 6 tilt;l4 Vi A I Li( 1.0.\ LA'. O • • • • .......... .....,... . r•t:'..M lilt A i!cruchn. ~•,~.~ • ortnict Na i, Carey.asee. sad at tfie , ,~ » x a~ 1 ! ,