Star. — London, England, 1802-06-15 00:00:00

I I Lelir 11%7F1,LIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, JUNE :4. COURT OF KING'! BENCH, JUNE t+ GRANT V. KING. This was an altion on a policy of infurance on the ihip Gordon, from Brett to London. The only queflion in the cafe was, whether the plaintiff ~ had used due diligence in clearlys from Brett. It I appeared, that being in want of feamen to navi gate the Ship, the Captain came over to this coun ts y. and procured them ; after which he was cap tured. The Jury gave a verdia for the plaintiff fur 1891 sBs. During the morning the audience in the Hall , were very noify,and interrupted the proceedings of the Court fereral times ; at length the Crisis . Jus- TICE enquired whore duty it was to keep fdence, and being informed it was the Shetiffs, he imme diately Stopped the proceedings in the clink, until the Under-Sheriff made his appearance. His Lord !hip then informed him, that it was St that they ilsould be able to adminifter the juftisx of the coun. try without interruption. " I underftsuul, Sir," raid he, " that it is your duty to fee order be kept ;" I therefore fine you 51. for your negligence, and unlefs fdence be hereafter obferved, I (hall have recurrence to the Lane means to enforce your at tention to your duty. I.P.RWICK SHIPPING, MAY 23. . Aar vtztoorl t i w4ck Paticet. Situp fan, of Lerorkt, from 1-10,:t. Sewed Wcifdalr---Itauffri, Rod, of Lavrict. from I.cith, at Illitfwlck. 2142 MA1011124.1 . DOtil GAL V. jOSKS attooTHER2• DISTI3UTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. In tittf.. C4IIIC, :In el ppli.:ation waa niaJe on be- The Cesicorn, for the capture of the Wilhausilierg , will be 11 a'l. of the Mai gnis of Donegal, that a run t o f paid henceforward at Salter-Hall-Court. 2r: I. which wa. rail-%!, be nezociatiug iever.tl , The fle t who were preterit in the enpagenseut at Copenha p.,:,li: bond. 0111,1 tiCbClli ',Z . lveit by hi s L an .d. , ran wane paid at No. 21, bettlhaak Breit, an the followiug I.ip 1 , 1: that put pl.:), limuld it:: paid into Court. i ` l.ll :, t z • On Sac ' s oh of Judy, to the Arrow, Ardent, Aramenomo, It ..!•,)...trial that tlais motley had been railed for i A ttutza l , Alcmene, Bouncer, Drug. r, &Ilona. Blanche. t'‘.• i..t v ment of leveral of his I.ordlhip's (mailer I On the loth of July, to the Cruller, Difeovul, 11,rt, pek e; ch. s, hot that it fell into the han.ls of Colonel ne e Defence, I hAance,F.lephaat: rephillim, Faigar. O'Kellv, who conceives that his L ordati p had I On the at aof July, to the Force, Foe, Glattess, Ganges, llecla, Harpy, Hatly. contented to lend him this money. As there was Oti the 21d of July to the lfis, Jamaica, London, Lett, no proof of any Inch content from his Lordthip, the 1 m m ,,r e b, C H AI; Cat LOP. ordered that the 1..i.1 fum of 25001. I On the 1,3 d of July. to the Lamina, Raifonable, Ruffid,Sul- St. George, , sparkler. n thould be paid into Court by the halt day of neat OPT , On the lath of Joily,to the Teafer,Tigrefs,Terror, Veteran, 'Teton. Volcano, Warrior, Zebra, Zephyr. , Agents havhis legal authorities for the fourth and fifth claffes will be pail on Monday the 26th of July, and following days. The Immortalitei for the capture of the French fripte Dr daigoeufe. will be paid, together with the head-money of It Diable a Qmitre, on the Inunortalite's arrival at Spithcad. The Phaeton, for the capture of Saint Rafail fehooner, will be paid on *fliurfday the 17th init. at No. 14, Clement's-Inn. "lite gam Stork and hired cutter Nile, will he paid for the San Pedro d'.lleantare, at Little Church-lane, Plymouth, and to the Conftance, col the kited armed cutter Flirt, will be paid for the fame Ship on the fame day at Portfmouth. The Goliath, for the capon's of the Imperial brig San Gio-1 venni e San Moto, and the Imperial Polaceo la Bologna, (both (;mock propel ty) ; and alto la s'onne Citoyenne, who were not paid at Malta, will be paid on Tburfday the a4tb of June MIL at No. 34. Arundel-ftreet, Strand. The (hip Anahufa, N.tley fchooner, and Trial and Pigmy cutters, for the &Lotion of the Fecl.:rick Mulkc and Vrow Judith, under neutral colours, will b: paid on the 13th inftant at Portfmouth. The Vanguard, Culloden, Minotaur, Terpfichore, and the hired armed cutter Flora, for the Gcnocfe corvettes Ic Tigre and Eruartianza, will be paid on Tburfday the 17th init. at No. 34, Arundel-ftrect, Strand. Yelterday Mr. Tweedy, the Puffer of the Honourable Ftft India Company's (hip Travers, Capt. Thumu Sanders, attended at the India Houfe, and received his final difpatches for the Government of Bombay, with which he immediately proceed ed to Deal, to join the above sip. The Travers is the loft (hip for Bombay this (eafon. The paa'engers by this (hip arc Lini ment Rol+, of the Bombay Marine; Mr. S. It Strayer, Cadet; Mr. T. D. Finney, free Mariner. and Mifs C. M. Dickinfon. The Honoerable Ealt India Company's cruller the Strom bob, Captain Turner, arrived at Bomliry from the Red S.a mi the 9th of Auguft latt. The Company's sip the Arniftno, CaptaM Campbell Majoribanks, failed front the inand of St. Heir.lll for China on the 6th of April, having delivered her a 1511;nmen for that Wand. We have be &afore to Rate, that the Honourable Earl In dia Company's Chip the Marquis of Ely, Capt. Andrew Han nay, which failed from England the tsth February lilt for St. Helena, arrived lafely at that Mend on the sift of April. 'I he Laft Lodi h Company's sip the Elizabeth, Capt. Stephen Hawes, arrived at Macso from England on the tBth of Janu ary tall, after an Intricate navigation of nearly five months. By the Eliza, arrived nn Saturday, we learn that the Gangea had arrived in China, and that the following Sips for Chita tad arrived at Malacca, the ssth, and failed from Ocoee the i 27th Nnvemb•r, via. Warley, Albion, Duke of Buccleugh. Alfred, Woodford, Taunton, Cattle, Belvidere, and Earl of Abergavenny. The Echo, Dutch (loop of war, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope on the 18th of April, on her way to Batavia, front the Tear!, which the left on the 3.10 f January. The Juftina, Rooke, arrived Iron Martinique, (poke on the 24th of May, in lit. 46. 36. N. long. 25. 55. W. the brig Con cord, fromerky for Newfoundland, out 15 days, all well. On the 4th of June (poke, in lat. so. 12. long. v 7. 18. W. the 'hip Danrebin Cattle, bl• Bride matter, from Virginia, bound to Glafgow, out 33 days, all well. The Mary, Richardfon , from St. Kitt's, arrived in the Downs, (poke on the soth of May, 1at.45. 19. Log. 42, W. the brig Chrillopher, Charles Walker maftcr, from Cadiz for St. Mary's. The Friendfhip, Smith, arrived from the Cape of Good Hure, (poke on the 26th May, in lat. 41.44. N. long. 14. st. W. the Herald, Robinfon, from London to Baltimore. The Minerva, Barber, from London, arrived at Bofton the Bth of April, after being on Bre on the sth of April, and having her deck blown up and other conGdewable damage. Capt. M'Caw, of the Cotton Planter, front Charlefton, ar rived in the Downs, on the 14th of May (poke the brig James, Capt. Charles Burt, out 26 days from New Providence, in ht. 39. 30,11 . .ng. 44. May 55, (poke the fhip William and John, of Baltimore, from Liverpool, nut 14 day, in lat. 45. 59, and long. so. W. May 29, (poke the !hip Superb, of Bolton,from Liver pool, out (even day +, and bound to Bofton, in Log. so. to. Arrived front °hag°, the Slip Ann, Longmuir, the sth of May (poke the brig Chatty, Capt. Seeger, of and front London, bound for Quebec, is days front the Lizard, in long. 39. 30. W. The Atlantic, Muirhead, arrived from Surinam, tpoke on the sth of May, in Lt. 47. long. 28. the Mary, Squarry, bound to Newfoundland; allo the Betty, Touchet, from Portfruouth to Newfoundland, out fir days. Therrogrefs, Bonner, from St. Kitts, (poke the fhip Union, Capt. I filSack, from New York, on the loth of May, in lat. 47. N. long. 34.3 0 . W. out days, all well. The Sw.cufs, Cary, from London for Leghorn, is on Sore near Stpaultrus. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCIL COWES, JUNE 13. Arrived the Fanny, CHAS. WALLEITIIto from Batavia, with pepper .6.d coffee; and Eliza, Bea. WARD, from Sumatra, laden wholly with pepper, American (hips, to wait for orders: the voyage of the Fanny, we conceive, mnft be allowed by nau tical men to be the qnickeft ever known to India. On the 28th Ottober, 18os, the failed out of Cowes Harbour, and on 2d Nov. 101 l fight of Scilly, and the 4th Feb. 1802, the anchored in Batavia. Capt. M.ALLEsrsa was exaaly one Month taking on board his loading : on the loth March the Fanny left Batavia, reached St. Helena the 3d May, and quitted it the sth, and on the 12th inf. (he re turned to Cowes—having performed the voyage to Batavia and back in ieven months and a half. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 14. Arrived the Britith Hero, Captain JOHN BALL, from Fredrickfladt, with deals ; and Indußry, Captain DrLopecy, from Weymouth. Sailed on a cruize his Majelly's !hips LAPWING and RAMBLER : all . ° the Alligator, GIBSON, for London ; and the Ceres, EDDIra Tom, for Gibraltar. Came into harbour the Raven brig. SHEERNESS, JUNE 14. Arrived the LIANDAR, Captain Houcwroa, the FiRRITER gun veiTel, Licutentnt WNW, from the River Thames; and the SW Ir I, Lieut. CHAM. aos, from a cruize.--Sailed the AMPHIOM, Capt. Fuzes., f,.r the Downs Ration ; and the AUTUMN !loop, and SraontaoLo bomb veld up the Thames. ELSINEUR, MAT 29. The Fame of Pcterhead, SELLER, has been got °lithe Strand, and brought into Hognefs hat bust.. All the d6wnward bound Chips, about zoo fail, left the Sound this morning with A foutherly wind, which Rill continues. PFLTAST, JUNE B. On Saturday laR, %ilia the Downfliire,packet was on her palrage from Postpatrick to Dona4lla dee, abut mici•channel over, a man's body, in a very putrid itate, was difcavcied floating on the water. Loathfiime as the body was, the crew of the packer :earthed the clothes, which were nearly entire, tOr fomethiog that might lend to a slit-co wl of the man's name and connexions, and f. mud in the pocicets.a neat little filver watch, made on the horizontal plan, M. C. accy phered on the nuc lide cafe, with a green In Illing, and a fmall key attached tki it ; one guinea, two half guineas, and a !tilling, be des the remnant of lime papers, defcriptive of hi. being the mailer of forne vela. The matter of the Downfliire, nn his arrival at Dcmaghadee, d:livered the watch to Mr. latrine, the packet agent, in whofe bands they will remain till they may be claimed by fomc friend of the de. ceafed. A large vellel in ballaft from Dublin, (aid to be a Swede, !truck on the long rock of Ballywalter, mt Saturday, and there rent,tius, but is cap:Etta to be gut oil. FROM LI AY Ws LIST. - - - Dr al.. JIM it 14—et:1 . 4 down the "'opt.. DUNBAR, for the F Ifl ludic, anti failed with the ootward.laoutal; fivaral of winch have put back spin.—Wind sa D, J l~ by the Camarie, B Wory Atklington, W Akar 1111.0 ; Wyndhaua and the Hop... Ho WeAIITLK, Chita; Fig prone, W ut*r4 ILIelf• fr,4ll . lroiwo; from Mcifitta ; rattily, fr.art I>ttn . nit?. ; Charlet Carter, TreorriN a, from Virginia; TWO Fricad, 11.11 , 1 t Aar, from atarknon • Ilioreorine,.---. a,. Aohy . MAC..V., from Gibraltar ; Dianiend, CLAIM, from *1 1.41 Roattrion, Urban; Gales, a;•.1 B , from Boftun ; Union, vwAr.T, ft- , m Savann its ; Boe(lingtens, C • Cahartne t;reeti. S rr.ate; ar..l Rathtel b. Da oxtail, from thr William. HAP T. fur fleet; Lhana,—, Ham; Vruiv J:lntse. for Antaardami Sophia, and acy. BILOWNI, fat ARRIVED. In the Downs--Eliza, Halmon, from Bengal, Camatle. —,from China; Mentor, Simpfon, from Martinique; Ncp- Wilfon, from Tobago ; and Ruby, Mafilly e front Cluirkflon. At Portlinouth—Windham, Graham, from China ; and the Fanny. Matthews, from Dominique. At Briftol--Minerva. Hardie, from Jamaica; Welt Indian, Shear*, frren St. Vincent's; Caledonia, Bowden, from Tri- Mdad ; and King David, Skelton, from Nrvis. At Liverpool.—Prudence, —. from Philadelphia ; Ceres, Elliott, from Trinidad; General Green, Miller, from Bald mote; Sadao, Adams; Minerva, Johnfun; and George and Harriett, from Charlelton ; Harriet, Collins,from Mont ferratt ; General Wathington, Davis, from New Orleans ; Amnia', Wigan ; and Duke of York, Ivglifit, from Demerara. At Tobago—Ameba, Watfon, from Loudon; and Trelawny Planter, front Leith. At m. Vint me:A—Roll Edward, ---; from Liverpool. At Antigaa—Lady Kimnaire, —, from Dublin. At Poole—Penelope, Pari-er, from Demerara. At Duacrara—Ranger, Walker, from Liverpool; John, Stickk ; and Boras, Petty, from London. At Jamaica—Socecfs, Burton, from Baltimore; Rofina, Nl•Kini;:y, from Leith; Ann, Atkins; Echo, Nortice ; Weft roorield, Wylie; and the Northumberland, Wake, from London. MARRIED. On the Bth Intl. at Geanies, in Rohihire. Sir Georre Steuart Mackenzie. of COOL Mackenzie . Bart. to Miff Mary M`Lentl,3 th daugh ot Donald M 41.01.1 . Efq. of Geanies. DIED. On Friday la& Mr. Roos, the Windier. lit was fcizell on the Tociday prendhig with ate arop!eaie Broke in the Court of lisehituer, as he was beginning to addrefs the Jury. He MOW recovered from the attack. At Barrogill Cattle, on the in init. In the 13th year of his MN, John I urd Borrledale, e!c'efi fsu of the Right !Lomita - al& James tart of Caithnefs. On Friday WI, Mrs. Pidcoek, wife of Mr. Pidcnck, Surgeon, at Watford, Herts. Wcdnefday morning. Mrs. Mills, wire of Captain Mills, of Hampficad Read. This lady was formerly well known and much admired for her mufical powers, fita ate Mds and afterwards as Mrs. Vincent. She left the Stage on marry ing Captain Mills, and accompanied him to India. Captain Mllb is the only furvivor of thche who were in the Mack Hole at Calcutta. A few days fume, In Penthrolsefhire, Captain Iludel Burr, of the Navy. • LONDON MARKETS. CORN-::.Y.CHANOE, MONDAY, JUNE 14. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including may [corn the 3 tit of May to the 5t4 et Junc, Tooll.--.179 ttarturs. Average yon Gil 3s. t Id. higher than left return. kit.% OF HOPS. Kent 3116 s to 61 co i. 1 rest 41 &Gs to 6110. 1 E Sae: 31 I.A to 311ss / 51 tr ,....: 1 1 Gs to 61 oA I g Ina 3110 s to cl 116 04 l .- 1 OS to 71 OS X siurtiFor.i.o, j 4. To lint she offal--per lessor asab. Beet - p 6,1 to 6s od • Veal .: ss od to 6s 64 Mutton -5s 4J to 6s 44 Pork - 56 91 to 6s 4J Lamb ys od to Ss od. Stock at Market tit& morning, &colts zoo°, Sheep and Lambs 6000. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL. June 14. I'er none of 81h. by tlc tarcaft. Reef 0 4.1 to Ss 44 Veal 4s od to &I 04, Mutton Ss CI to 6s 04 Pork 5s ca to 0 4 , 1 Lamb 6s cd to ye 44. PRICE Of HAY AND STRAW, June 14. Sntithftehl. Et. James's. Whit cehapel. o.llay 315t0 6 6I s 6 oto 6 6 01 4 4 oto 6 0 0 Straw t 4to I ti I 16 oto 1 S 0 1 10 oto 112 0 elovss 5 5 to 615 I -- • '.. 0 COALS, June 14. Befit Coals In the Pool, sl. 3s. c.d. per Chddroo. Delivered sl. Its. od. Sunderland. al. is s. 04. I Delivered 11. 4s. 04. lb - 6 o to 7 7 The Eneifh Lottery begins drawing the ad of Augoft, 18,2, and eonfifts of only ag i eoct tickets, I inflead of 60,000. The loweft prize is igl. and the prizes to be paid in Sterling Monty. There arc two prizes of 20,c001. each, two of to,oool. two of 5,0001. two of 2,00c1. font of t,oool, and 7069 prizes from cool. to tol.—The Tickets, Halves, Q2arters, Eighths, and Sixteenth Ramped Shares, are fold and regiftered by Mr. NICHOLSON, at his Office, No. ;6, Cornhill, London ; where the fol lowing perfons received between twelve and tAirteen bundredisind: each, for the Sixteen Sixteenth (hares of the Ticket N 0.17,993, drawn a Prize of zo,oool. the 7th of laft April, viz. Mr. Sauna, of Cyfarthyfa, near Cardiff, Wales. A Mho, Tradefman and Gentlemen's Servants, held at Mr. Ryan's, the Hotel, St. James reel, Bath. Mr. Hancock, taylor, and fexton of the Abbey Church, Bath. Mrt Martha Campart, Daliton, near Hackney. A Club at Deptford, Kent, at Mr. John God's, Butcher-row. A Club, aro at Deptford, held at Mr. Smi th's, the Fithing Snack. Mr. Davis, dealer in old clothes, No; 4, Gravel lane, Honndf ditch. W. Beadle, and MielnetWood, Dartford, Kent. ?sir. Cattle, tanner, I.ong-lane, Southwark. Mr. Creifer, Ilioem. , ker, at the Kirk Gate, Leeds. &life Carter, Newbury, Berks. Mr. Reid, at Dundee. Mrs. Hawkins, Stamford, Lincointhire. A Tradefman in Hollxwn ; Gentleman in Birmingham ; and a I..dy in Bond-Rreet. N. B. The three laft mentioned have defired their names not to be made public. No. 23,198, a prize of aoool. to two Gentle men, Merchants, at Lynn ; and in former Lotte ries a very great proportion of the CAPITAL PRIZES. Orders from the Country, port paid, accompa nied with goo! Bills, Poft Office Orders, Bank Notes, &c. &c. pun dually attended to. SALES BY AUCTION. WELL-BUILT HOUSES, NEAR VAUXHALL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY Mr. RAINF, On Thurfday the 17th of June, at the Royal Oak, at Vauxhall, at five o'cluek in the afternoon, in fever Lots, ALEASEHOLD HOUSE, built by the Pro prietor for his own refideue.:,jult beyond Vauxhall Turn pike; with an uninterrupted view in front to South Lambeth Chapel ; with Carriage Gateway to a Yard, in which is a lofty Carpenter's Storchoufe, and Workfhop over; and adjoining Is a (mailer Houk in Belmont-row, held by Mr. Newfant. Alio five other Lcafehold Honks , NM. 4,50 6,7, and g, in Devonthire Place, Kennington lane, oppollte to Vauxhall Gar dens, with Yards behind, and molt pleafing openings before each front, well fupplied with fine water, and exceedingly eli gible for (mall Families, or as a Nurfcry for Children. The whole held for long terms, at (mall Ground Rents. Mr. Richard Coff, Carpenter, in the firß.mentioned Houk, will 'Lew the feveral Pretnifes ; of whom printed Particulars may be had ; alio at the place of file ; Rainbow, Cornhill ; and of Mr. Raine, in Charlotte-ftreet, Bioomfbury. BRAY NEAR MAIDF.NHEAD, With Pod - Alan at Michaelmas next. TO BF SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr.RAINE, Ou Friday the 15th of June, at the Rainbow Coffeedsoufe, iu Cnnthill, Loudon, at Twelve o'clock; in Pour Lou, - r HE Great l'ithcs of nearly the whole Parith of Bray, betweim Wimlfor and Maidenhead, arifing from a very valuable track of Cern Laud in the firft Cultivation, prineipally in an open field Rate, with every profpeCt of fo continuing, interfeaed in every iliredtion by fine Roads, ciofe to the above two capital Market 'looms, and on the Banks of !hc River Thames. The above Property is Three out of Pour Divifions of nth lag in the Pad& of Bray, held by Loafs under the linkup of ti >Joni. for Three good Lives, now aged 35. 37, and. 33 . . at fat Al referved Rents renewable, together extending over love •fh ittfand and Sixty Acres of Land. Alfo a Piece of Freehold Ground, on which Rands a large au.l good Barn, conveniently Inflated for coiling the Tithes, whhii are at this time taken in Kind. Mr. ZW:hlriah Boult (ndident at Werkfield.) the pref.:tit Tent on Leak, which expires at Michaelmas next, will give any further Information, and of whom printed Particulars may be had; alto of the Printers of the Reading, 0 xford, and Cam bridge P.irers ; Cattle Inn, Winefor; King's Arms, Nlaidaii head Bridge ; Alerati der Murray, Efq. Symund's Inn, Chancery ; Rainbow, Cornhill ; and of Mr. R ADC, I .Ind Surveyor, Charlotte-ftrret, ltiooniGniry, where, and at Mr. Murray'a, Plan of the Tithing may be teen. MANORS AND I:S'IATE, NEAR WOOBURN, With Peffeilion of the greater part at Michaelmas next. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, At the Rainbow Collie-honk, in Comfitll, London, on Tuef day,the astb of lune, at Twelve o'clock, in Seven Lots, Titui,y eligible and compactFßEE HO 1,1) A ESTAI7, capable of the greateit improvement; in part hound,dowtLe Raft fide by the Turopise-road between Woo burn anti Newport-Pasted, (dillant only Two Miles from the former, Six from the latter, Forty.four from London, and Four from the jtm.c.tlon Canal), fituated in the Pariihrs of Witvendoo and bow, Erickbill, iu the County of Buckingham, and Mirky Cuife, in BedfoniThire, and contains, in the whole, upwards of Four Hundred and Seventy Acres of Arabic, Meadow, and Wood Land; together with the Manors of WAVENDON and PASLOWES. This Eitate is very eligible to any Gentleman in want of a Striation for a ReGdence, as a part of the Grounds is greatly elevated, extrertudy dry, and ornamented with Firs and other thrifty Forek and Timber Trees (with Rides made through the feveral 'Woods), compianding extenfive Vltws ot the adjacent Country, the Grounds of Wooburn Abbey, Ste. &c. Mr. Cowley, at Broughton, near Newport, will give any further information, and of whom, on the tft of June, printed Particulars irtay be had ; alto of John Emmerton, on the Pre mifes, oppolite the Church, at Wavendon I of Mr. Higgins, at Hugftye End; of the Printer of the Northampton Raw, of Charles Ware, Efq. No. tr, Holborn-court, Crty's Inn ; at the ' Rainbow; and of Mr. R rie,Land Surveyor, Charlotte-ftreet, Blowalbery, London, widcre a /?lag may be teen. SAS BY AUCTION. MOST EI.ICIBI E PART OF DOVER. TO BE SOLD bY AucTloN—lit Mr. CHRITIIE, At bit Great Room, in on Therfdsy, June 47, . at One o'clock, A SPACIOUS eieglot FR EE HOLD HOUSE, with double (;oath. hnefe,fonr Stall Stable. ard lIU fuer. out attached and detached Offices of every tickripticn, faired to alarga catttiry, tpzticus (aden. du. oqw in the occuratints of I'Lvid P. Wat.s, I f 'retain at Will, deEraWy Mune in St. james's-ftriet, 1`..v..r, Kent, with an neiatesruptcd but ViCAY ortbe Coaft of Framt. Prcutiks arc built w an vticeinntooiy ftabil.nr.ris: man ner, and furniihed with teße at s groat hipeoce, - quid te.c very comp: t: Repgir. May be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and printed Pao !truism may be bad ten Days preceding the Sale. 'l'o BE SOLD • BY AUCTION, - - - At the Duke's Arms, in Knighton, in the County of Radnor. on Thurfday the lit day of July, tBoz, between the Leurs of 'lsht and Five in the Afternoon, Outlets prt.viouft!dif poltd of by Private Contra& of Which timely Notice wil lx given,) either together or in Lots, A LL that Capital FARM, called LOWER. L LIiREF.NIiOPE, lying within a Ring Plaice, in the Passtia of Stowe, in the Col i psy of Salop, in the Occupation of Mr. Walter Phillips, or has Under-tenants; confiting of a good Farm Houle. with foitable Outbuildings, and 113 Acre*, 2 Roods, and 17 Perches, or thereabouts, be the fame mote or left, of ,xcellent Meadow, Pallure, and Arable Land. Alfu, all thole two Coppices, called KINSLEY COPPICE, and COED DurFON COPPICE, adjoining the WA Farm, Ethe former containing 444 Acres, 3 Roods, and Fri Perches; and the latter ss Acres, t Rood, and to Perches. There Pretnifes nearly adjoin to the Market Town of Knish. ton, upon a good Road, and in a very pleafant part of the Country •' they are capahie of great Improvement by !trigs tion and oJterwife, and are entitled to unlimited Right of Common o.a one at the belt and molt deferable Sheep Walks in tit- Country. The F..rm 'tante is delightfully fituated on an Eminence, commanding a beautiful View of nearly the Whole of the Dian: ; it might, at a (mall Expence be converted iato a very cunifortabk Refulence for a genteel Family.—"lle Coppices, which b..arly adjuhLtu the Houle, are in a very luxuriant Rate, and highly praantental they alto afford the greateft plenty of Game in the Seaton; and tle_! River, which paiTca nearly is Front of the Houle, affords molt excellent Filhing. The Tenant will Ihew the Farm and Coppices, and further Particulars may be had, by applying to M:lfre. Lloyd and Aiterley, Attornies, Shrewlbury, where a Plan of the Eitate may be ken. A CAPITAL SOUTH-DOWN FARM, A MANFION -110UsE, AND SEVERAL OTHER ESTATES UPON AND NEAR THE SOUTH DOWNS, With poffellion at Michaelmas next, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION--By VERRALL and SON, At the Star inn, in Lewes, on Saturday the 26th day of June, agog. at five o'clock in the afternoon, 'fl-IE real ESTATES of WILLIAM Was sa at. late of Seaford, Efq. &crated, which are very eligibly iituate upon, and near the South Downs, and 41 the neighbour hoods of Seaford, Eaftbourne, L.:wts, Brighton, and Cucka field, and conlift of the following particulars: Lot t. A Freehold Manfion-Houle, built about as years ago, replete with convtaiencica, in fubflautial repair ; and con biting of a ilreakfait Parlour, Dining-room and Drawing-room; Kitchen and other Offices on the Ground Floor; fix Bed Cham bers with Ctofcts on the Firft Floor; four large Bcd-rooms on the Attic floor; and excellent Cellars ; with a Coach bout:, a four .hall Stable, a Cow-houfe, and other Buildings; and the Yarlyand walled Gardena adjoining; and containing in the whole aR. 13 P. fituate in the roam of Seaford, fume time fincc occupied by Mr. Wither, aud lately by John Sur ' man, Efq. Lot a. An inclofed Pafture Field, (freehold) adjoining to the I Town of Seaford, containing aA. 2R. Is P. lane time (ma occupied by Mr. Walber, and lately by Mr. 51111211112. • i.ut 3. A Windmill, in fubitantial repair, with a Pared of Laud tlugeto adjoining, containing a A. 27 P. Situate in Sao ford, held for the remainder of a Term of 99 Years, com mencing from Lady-day, 1/(9, and now occupied by Richard Lot 4. A Manage, with the Makhoufe, Brewhonfe, Stable, and other Buildings, Garden, and Croft of Land thereto adjoin ing, containing 3 R. 25 P. fituate in the Town of Alfrianne aud new in the occupation of Mr. James Skinner. Lots A Manage, divided into Two Dwellings, fituate io the centre of the Town of Alfeltoo, with a Barn, Garden, and Ciult of Land behind it, containing IR. 6P. now on cupicd by Mrs. Sarah Newman, and Edward Gearing, her Under t-rant. l.ot 6. A capital aud eompadt South Down Farm, called Winkton Farm, (a frnall part of which la Copyhold, and the greater part Freehold); confining of a Farna.boufe, three Cot tages, Four Barns, with th:. Staldes,_ and alter Buildings, and 58A. 3 R . of Arable, Meadow, Paiture, Brook-land, tad Sheep-down, fituate in Winkton, and in the Parities Alfriltun and Be rwick, (within 3 miles of Seaford, 7 of Ea& bourne, and 9 of Lewes) and now occupied by Mr. John Ade, and Mr. James Mitcham, rafpedlively. " Lot 7. Several Parcel, of Arable Land, containing 9i A. Tenantry Madura, fituate in the Town Laine of Alfriftnn, Is Sheep L. axes on Alfriltou Tenantry Down, and a (null Pared lof Brook-land, called the Town Brook, in Alfrifton, now a copied by Mr. John Ade and Mr. James Marchant, Lot S. A Freehold Manage, Barn, and fevers! Parcels of Land, lying well together, containing S A. a R. in Chiddingina , now occupied by Ralph Bull. Lot 9. A Metruage, Barn, and feveral Parcels of Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, containing 61 A. R. 15 P. Foliate in Chalvtngton, and how occupied by Robert Parris. Lot. to. A compadt and eligible ;arm, confining of a Met fuage, Barn, Oallhoure, and feveral Parcels of Arable, MOM dow, and Palturc Land, containing 72 A. 3 R. 9 Y. fituate itt Barconibt, about three miles front Lewes, and now occupied by Wnt.'rowner. Lot it. A Freehold Farm, well flocked with young and thrivieg ; and confining of a Mintage, Two *Barns, and other Buildings, and feveral Parcel, of Arable, Meadow, Pallt , re, and Wood Land, called Rout's Farm, containing 4•.) A. 31t. 14 P. foliate in Slaugham and Bolrty, (near Cucafithl, and the great Turnpike Road to Brightou), and now occupied by Henry Binsp. Lot is. Two Pieces*Pailure land, containing s A. T 7 P. fituate atWeek•ftreet, in Arlington, and now occupied by James Marchant. Lot 73. A Cottage, Barn, Garden, and Orchard, and Parcel of Meadow Land thereto adjoining, containing 3 A. I It. :5 P. fitttatc at. the Sued in Wilmington, mid now occupied by William Vine. Lot 14. A Parcel of Arable Land, calkil Pickhains, coo -1 , tabling 6A.28 P. innate in Will goon, and now occupiedby Mr. John Me. Lot I Two Pareels of Meadow and Arable Land, rel 4 the Pickfieki or Thunman Field, aad the Warren or Soeficli, con:aining together 9 A. 2 It. 34 a. fituate in Wilmington's and now occupied by Mr. John Ade. Lot 16. A Parcel of Arable Land, called Blackman's containing 5 A. a R. it P. &nate lit Wilmington, and now occupied by Mr. John Mc. Lct 17. A Parcel of Meadow Land,. called Doman's or Dan mord's containing 4A. t R 3cl P. fituats iu Arlington, and now npied by Mr. Jaws Morahan. All the a:sove Filates ::re held by tlig Tenants from Tear to Year. and cv. ry Tenant, (oteopt the Tenant of Lot 3, whore year ends at a AltaqUCllt time), has hail Notice to quit at 1411- chstelmaa next: The 'renants will thew the feveral Mates; and (unlace Pa • tkulars may be bad of Mr. Hoper, of Lewis. 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