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416 DUBLIN, MeIRCH 30. The fortifications upon I)alkey Ifland are nearlj completed ; they confilt of a Martell° double tdier mounting two pieces of heavy ordnance, calculates to bear in every direction, and a battery mountini four large guns, to which is to be attached at al times an officer and fifty men. Tuefday, the left wing of the fecond battalion o the 9th regiment formed from the Army of Referve marched Into this city. on their route from Derry tt New Geneva; their baggage was lodged in the bar racks of the 36th regiment, at the Old Cullom-hoof —the men were billetted, and yelterday morninj they proceeded on their match. The MI and fecond battalions of the 28th regi ment of infantry, and the fecond battalion of th; 112 d regiment, now quartered at Mullingar, are tt march into this city to do garrifon duty, as loon a the time for change of quarters is fixed bison. Nl.o.day, L. H. JEPHSON, Efq. attended by party of the 17th light dragoons, lodged in th. county gaol of Waterford a man of the name o Hyde, charged with the commiflian of fevcral dimes but particularly with mail robbery and forgery. John and Thomas Martin, and Benjamin England for the alledged murder of Jamas Caut-ww., at Oh Cattle ; Thomas Long, for the alledged murder Co P. CARR ; Thomas Dick, charged with having broken open the houfe of DANIEL REILLY, and hay inn robbed him of fifteen guineas, have been com witted to Clonmel gaol. Friday, the houfe of one WHOLAH am, a comfort . able farmer, within a quarter of a mile of Clonmel was attacked and forced by one of the gangs whirl Weft th tt neighbourhood, by whom he was plunder ed of all the money he had then at home, amount log to fomething about ten guineas, a confiderabl quantity of butter, and himtelf and all his family down to the infant of two years old, totally firipper of every article of wearing apparel ; and in this con dition the freebooters locked the family in, and deli berately marched off with their fpoils. Accounts from Holland Rate, that the Dutch Ge vernment has informed the Direator General of th Cullom!, that it has come to their knowledge tha many veffels pretending to come from Embdetr o wher there is no French Commiffary to grant certificates were freighted with colonial articles, which they ha taken on board in England. To prevent thefe impc futons in future, the Emperor of the French has 01 dered, that all vat's coming from Embden, [ball, o the moment of their arrival in any Dutch port, or dergo the (hided fearch, without any regard to thei certificates or other papers whatfoever ; that ever - colonial article found in them be immediatly adver tiled for Pale, and declared confifcated ; and that th Northern commodities which may be found mixe with them, (hall (hare the fame fate. Further, tha the fame law be obferved with refpea to all veffel coming from any port where there is no French Corn miffary, whatever may be their cargo, except fuel • goods only as come from the North and the Levant The Royal Infirmary for the Difeafes of the Eyt under the immediate Patronage of their Mayas-its and the Royal. FAMILY, and under the care of MI Warn(); Pairrs, of Cork-greet, Burlington Gat dens, was opened lilt week in Naffau greet, Sohr when 320 pocr Perfons were received as Patients, 2 of whom were Cafes of Catarall Saturday a Court Martial was held on board th ADAMANT, at Yarmouth, upon the Q2arter-Maller c the CR Ul ZER coop, for (triking arid abufing one o the Prize Captains which the CR VIZ ER has lately In in. The charges being proved, he was fentenced t receive fifty lathes. Ftiday felnnight, as a perfon was digging in garden at Whitley, near North Shields, he found number of coins, of the reigns of Philip and Mary Elizabeth, and James the Firft, but they were in bad Rate of prefer vatinn. Monday fe'nnight the Berkeley hounds threw off a Riflip Coppice, in Backinghamthire, when after fhort drag they unkennelled a fox. After running the cover about half an hour, he broke away for Mar Befs Wood, to Harefield Common, through Mr Barnard's corers, leaving Rickmanfworth to the left through More-park to Sandy-lodge, through trim (lone Woods, Pinner-hill Wood to the Windmill croffing Pinner Common, he ran to Riflip-park-wood !kitting the cover to the coppices to Badger Heath through Mr. 13 tt nerd's covers, leaving Woodcock's hill to the right, Rickmanfworth to the left, croffinj More-pat k, through the pleafure ground to Lock well-wood,• to Riflip coppice, Map Befs, B edge Heath, Woodcock's-hill, Rofs wood, Hold park leaving Woodcock hill to the tight, Rickmanfwortl to the left, crotring Mort-park, to Sandy-lodge Hamper nsill, Grimltone's, Pinner-hill, croffing l'in faer Common, through the Patk-wood, Mad Befs through else coppices to Lockwell cover, More-par; Farm, to the left through Rofs-wood to Hold-pat k Woodcock-hill, through Mr. Barnard's for Lock well wood, whole, after a run of fix hours and half, without a check of five minutes duration ; it being almolt night, they were obliged to whip off this was the leveret chace ever remembered by thr oldeft fportfman ; one or two holies died ; the whol field were completely tired ; only the buntlmen, an, one whipper iii were with the hounds, when flopped Fsm•La FASHIONS roa Areit..—On account a the Court Mourning, the Spring Editions wit experience a temporary rut - petition. In the meal time, the Ladies, for walking, wear black chi hats, lined and trimmed with grey ; or whit chip, with black trimming ; their dreffes of blac farfnet, with black filk flockings, and black ki. or velvet !hoes ; Spanifb cloaks of black velvet trimmed with lace, and black gloves. Caravan hat of black velvet, with a long drooping feather, wi be worn by the falbionable clegantes. -For the Opel or full drefs,long blacklaceveils,the head ornamente with cut jet beads, and a crefcent of the fame, c (mall turbans of black velvet, with a diamond crc sent in the front , necklaces and croflis of cut jet robe of black velvet, with jet or diamond epaulets ; lotig white armlets, with black bracelets ;or chemil of Italian farfnet, with long train, and vandyke round the bottom with black velvet ; long flowin veils of black lace , or extremely thin tiff any, vat dyked with filver all round, depending to the heel and difpofed fo as to turn a graceful kind of drape ry, will be generally adopted by fuch of our Ladit as (lady alegasme and drat. ASS IZES. A Paragraph having appeared in our Paper of the 29th ult. itving, that " At the late Glouceller Af fixes, a Bill of Ineliament was found againll James Atwood, John Salt, and Henry Ricketts, of Tewkef bury, labourers; and William Martin, of the fame place, wine -merchant, for confpiring to traduce and vilify Mr. JAMES HAWKINS, one of his Majelty's In fpalors of Taxes, and Mr. THOMAS HOLLAND, Sur veyor of Taxes, atling within , and for the laid County, by canting them to he carried in Effigy .through the town of Tewketbury, and the bells to be rung on the occafton, and other mifdemeanore , -- We are clelired to requelt that the Public will fufpend their opinion refpeding the condria of Mr. Martin upon the above occation, till the ilfue of the profecu• tion is finah) determined, as he has no doubt of being able to make it fully - appear to the Court and Jury, upon the Ttial, that he took no part in the tranfaCtion alluded to, that was unworthy the charafter of a loyal fubjed, a man of honour, and a gentleman. Friday Sir ROBERT GRAHAM commenced bufinefs on the Crown fide at Lancaller, when John Lever, aged 42, was vied for the murder of his wife's un cle, John .I.fhworth, aged S 3, of Radcliff. The trial took up die whole of the day ; the evidence being chiefly circumflantial, but of the moll (hong kind. —The Jury, after a few minutes confultation, found him Guilty, d and he was imm e di a t e ly f entence d, i n a truly aviful and feeling manner, to be exe:uted lift Monday, and his body to be afterwards dalcacti and anatornifed. He Teemed very hardened during his trial, and, on leaving the bar, ,*fter lenience, he raid he was not guilty. TRURO, MARCH o.—The Affizes for this county doled on Tuelday lea ;—when Patrick Moore, charged with wilfully and malicioufly nabbing and cutting Mr. Thomas Roberts, innkeeper, of Chace water ; and John Williarnfon and James Joyce, for breaking and entering the (hop of Mrs. Elizabeth Tyeth, of Launceflon, on the night of the 2zd inn. were all found Guilty—Death, and left for execu tion. Thomas James, for Ilealing a tack of t)bacco in Mawgan, (Meneage) was alfo found Guilty— Death, but reprieved. J • lbn Stevens, charged with the murder of Richard Pentecoaa, was found guilty of manflaugluer, fined 6.. 81 and to be imprifoned three months. Hugh Rowe and Richard Edwards, charge .1 with healing gun powder and candles at Wheal Owlds Mine, to be confined twelve months to hard labour. John Jnhnc, for breaking and entering the dwell ng houfe of Meffrs. Branwell and Co. Pen zance, and Reading bank notes, &c. to be tranfported for feven years ; and Jane Lobb, for aiding and at: fitting the Paid John Johns, to be imprifoned twelve months. John Penrofe, for an 4)&014 to be impri. Coned one month. Solomon Hymes, lobo Ball, and William Hall, were acquitted ; and atiallna Arthur Tom, Thomas May, and James Henwood, no bills were found. CRIM. CON. At the Nifi Priu, Bar, there was a caufe tried which excited a conliderahle degree of interefi. It was an action brought by Mr. Scerla, a fchoolmaner at Penzance, againt) Mr julept Batten, an attorney, reading in the fame town, for criminal converfation with Mrs. Sterla, his wife. The damages were laid at pool. The o , unfel for the Plaintiff were Mr. Serjeant Lama and Mr. GASELEE ; and for the Di fendant, Mr. itICYLL and Mr. EAST. Several wit neffes were called or. the part of the Plaintiff, for the purport of proving the marriage —the perfe&) harmo ny which had fuldified between the Plaintiff and his wife from the time of their marriage, which took place in the year 179 y, until a twelve month fince, when the Defendant became a lodger in the houfe of the Plaintiff—the commiffion of the fact of adultery, and the amount of the property of the Plaintiff. The Counfel on the part of the Defendant made a very eloquent and ingenious addrefs to the Jury, with a view of inducing them to give damages merely no minal ; but he did not call any witneffes. The Judge, Sir THOMAS MANNIRS SUTTON, Knight, in fumming up the evidence, expatiated on the ferious confe. quences refulting to society from cafes of this nature; when the jury, after a (port deliberation, returned a verdict in favour of the Plaintiff for 2001. KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES, MARCH at. • The KING v. DAVY AND OTH ERS.—Thib was an in didment againa the Defendant for a nuilance, occa fioned by their Coke Manufadory, in BI tckfliar's R"ai. The indidment averred, that, by reafon of their Manufactory, the air %vas corrupted, and all the neighlymi hood and padfengers annoyed by the fmell and he Imoke. Several wititelres were called, of which the princi• pal was a Mr. Maynard, who dated, that the fmoke an noyed all his 11 , :ufes, and he had daily c =plaint : none, howev.:r, of the witneffes limed any body had ever been driven from their houfes, or that any body had quit , ed the neighbourhood in confequence of the nuifance. Mr. GARROW, for the Defendant, Willed that the Plaintiff had made no cafe. Verdi& Aot Grub,. The KING v. SKINNER.—This was an indidment againll Alderman Skinner hsr not repairing a road and ditch adjoining to his houfe at Collier's Wood, which it WAS alledged he was bound to repair, in con fequenee of the tenure of his lands. It was proved that the Al , fer man's predeceff r had repaired an arch over the d i tch leading to the dwelling houfe, and that, alter the entrance to the honk was made, he continually kept the fame part of the road in repair. For the Alderman, it was contended, that his pre• decelfor had tak,m the piece of ground by incroach meat, and confequently was bound to repair while he held it ; but afterwards making a new road to the houfe, he gave up the old entrance, which reverted to the tru:l, and then they were bound to repair it. The Jury found a verdiet of Gs•ilry, as to the old arch, sshich obliges the Alderman to repair 75 yards oh the road. MARCH 29. J. Peacock was puutu the Bar, charged with having ectalioned the death of Michael Coleman. George Mit clod' (wore, that on the night of the 27th of Dec. latt, in palling Montague-chile, Southwark, in com pany stilt his brother, tit:) , übferved a fondle, and balloting to the (put, he Cm the prifoner at the bar lir ikc the dece,ifed three times with one hand, hold iug a lb:allied bayonet in the other : that the de• ceafeti, in confcquence of theft: blows, fell fenfelefs agtinit the !halts ft( a waggon ; that Mr. Peacock rctittetted their :aka/Lace to catry Coleman to the Clown public-houfe oppofite, where he ordered th%t every Care and attention Ihould be paid to him.— Coleman was afterwards removed to his lodgings, and thence to Guy's Hofpital, where he died on the Monday following. James Mitchell corroborated the firfi part of his brother's tetlimony : they under went an ingenious and long arils examination by Meas. GAR ROW and Lewes. The Surgeons and Medical Alliitams of the Hofpital were examined as to the caufe of Coleman's death ; but they could not fay that the wound on the back of his head was the ()melon, or whether it proceeded from apoplexy or otherwife ; neither did it appear in evidence that the wound had been 'Aided by the prifoner. Mr. Pea cock made a very eloquent defence : he timed, th it he was diatu bed at night by a violent ringing of his bell ; that finding an unknown man at his door, he endeavoured to remove him from it, but that he did not fluke him. He Ilrongly animadverted on the character and conduet of G. Mitchell, who he flitt ed to have been a Member of Deipard's Club.— Mitchell here made an irregular appeal to the Court, in reply to the prifoner's defence, but was ordered out .'f Court. After a perfpicuous charge from the Judge, the Jury, without leading the box, found a vet diet of—Acquittal. MARCH 30. At three o'clock the Crown hufinefb ended, with the Learned judge's pronouncing fentence of death on fix men and one woman, none of whom were left for execution. CROWN SIDF. In the cafe of the King v. Moore, which was a bill of indietment for a:suiting and beating a Mr. °Ker by, his brother in law ; Mr. Gartaow, as Counfel for the Plaintiff; Rated the parties to b. brothers in law; that the Defendant was a Major of the Loyal Mitcham Volunteers, and had molt valouroufly knocked down his client. Serjeant SHkrI4AILD made an excellent addrefs for the Defendant, and contended that a conflant irrita• tion was kept up by the Plaintiff, for the very pur pofe of producing a blow fuch as alluded to. The Plaintiff and Defendant were going down the town, the Plaintiff, as ufual, Paid in delition, ."ro the right about, wheel I march ! Poeugh !" The Major walked up and laid, " Do not infult me ! for if you continue to do fo, I (hall knock you down." The Plaintiff, putting his fill in a line with his own mouth, pufhed his face forward with that fort of geflurc that can only be offenfive or conceived by thole to whom the infult is offered. This produced a blow, and he did not mean to fay it was a flight one. The Learned Serjeant called wittseffes to prove his Ratement ; and Mr. °miaow, in a molt animated and humorous fpeech, that convulfcd the Court with laughter, replied. _ . The Learned Judge (HEATH) fummed up fhortly, and the Jury found the Defendant Guilty. Lail week, at Curfica Hall, the feat of her eldeft fon (where the had refided fince the death of her hatband) Mrs. Haters , relit of the late T. HAR- Efq. On finding her diffolution fall approach ing, the requetled to fee her fon, and after expretfing the comforts fhe had received from his kind and unremitting attention towards her, took her lall af feftionate farewell, and expired without a figh.— Mrs. HARBLM, as a wife, had ever evinced the greatell fincerity towards her hatband ; and as a mother, her affection and tendernefs could only be equalled by the conflant anxiety the felt for the wel fare of her family, and which finally brought on thofe paralytic affeßions, that terminated her life, at the age of 56 years. On Tuefday at Hatton-Garden Office, gamer Hard ing alias Lord Hawk, underwent an examination on various charges of fw•indlmg. The prifoner, with Birch and others, not yet taken, is charged with being an accomplice with Cole, who (lands commit ted for trial for fwindling praftices to a very conft daable amount, which were carried on by reprefent ing themfelves as merchants, and opening counting. haute. in different parts of the metropolis, where fielitious bills were accepted and reference given.— The prifoner, after a long examination was remand ed for a fecond examination, when all parties were ordered to attend. Boxi N c.—On Monday a pitched battle was fought at Folington Bottom, Iflington, between Brady and Ryan, pugilins of fccond note. Brady flaked 20 guineas to ten, and at eleven o'clock in the morning they commenced the fight, with Toni . ) ones and Wall ftconds to Brady, and R. Coby and -- Coady to Ryan. At felting to, Brady was the favourite, and he gave his antagonift come hard hits in the firtt three rounds. He, however, in the 4th round, re ceived a hard blow from Ryan (who was much the firongeft man), when he laboured under a momen tary difadvantage. He loon recovered his wind, and in lefs than zo minutes-beat his man completely out of the ring. The Saint Monday admirers were thin, they having been led to Kilbuin by a talk report. Much has been laid upon medicines and their pro perties, but where will you find one of qualities equal ling SPILSNUAY'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS This medicine has gained advocates in the world, and is ranked among domeflic medicines, being fo ufeful, in a variety of cafes, as to induce perf o ns to apply daily for it as a general remedy, hoping as much fuccefs as in Scurvy, Gout, Itheumatifin, and Scro phulous complaints Ladies may be allured of its innocence, and eradicating certainly the molt viru lent eruptions. Be careful to afk for the Patent Me dicine. The King's duty (the Stamp) is printed in black ink inftead of red; fold as ufual at the Difpen fary, No. 15, Soho-fquare. Sir JOHN HILL, M.l) F.R.S. at Paris, and Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden, finding the inhabi tants of this country at this feafon of the year parti cularly affii&ed with Coughs, Colds, and Aflhmatic complaints, found out a method of concentrating that valuable Extra& of Flowers, called Honey, and bringing into a (mall compaf. a very large portion of its excellent virtues. Sir Julia Hi cc's Balfam of Honey is therefore recommended as the moll fate, innocent, and efirenual remedy for Coughs, Colds, and Afthmas Children and the moft delicate may I take it with the greatell fafety. It is to be had at Meffrs. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, on the Fcmt-way, St. Paul's Church-yard, who have purchafed of the Hon. Lady lluLL's executors all the property in Sir JOHN HILL', Medicines, price 35. 6d. If their stales are not oa the (Limp it is a counterfeit. • BIRTHS. Lard;, at Walthungow tioure, Lifer, the o; tett W'i ; rain, I.fq, M I'. 0.., On , t)? z'll ul', h liertiord-ii-,. the 1.44 of Ch,rle, Toikit.fon, (:hehrworil, in 1..11:•x, the of Captain W. C. Hopuer. or % iirro ARRI1:1). Thurfday, at Sylattin. Lieutruant-Culnel Gatacre, of Ca:ave. ball, to &Uri Lloyd, near Ofw.ttry. At Lancoller, o:, the zjd ult the Ito/. Thomas Pott kthwai:e, of Entanu.l C , Elizabeth Saturthsvaitc, daujhtet of Join Sattcrthw.ate, DIED At Sower'. Town, on the :90. ult. iu the s 70: year of age. Mr. Thont.la late Acta: r,,:t.t Arid the Ru ; Weft Middlefea R, yhueot of \li iitie On Th. liday A &cline, in the 19th year ()flier age, Miff Seannah Fidade, ftcwid daughter 01 Jame.; ILrd.llc, Lig. ot Up. 'lsuadJ) f 'might, At the Sanaa' P.q. l'aDcr.v., Dr. Wm. Wcodvillc, who had b.%ii a Phyliciana of that lutiuuu.•n a 4 yc.lts. CORNWALL. TO BF S.)LD BY AUCTION, By MelTr4 110 D •ICINSoN. AllllO Cgt At Garraway's 1.00.1011, on Wednerday the tit of May neat. in Lots. Lot l• THE Manor of CONNER - I'ON, the Hundred and Liberties of PEN WITH, enjoying the molt octet& ve Rights and Privitcgco.,compriling feveral frnallF ASu:ur.4Noy'ltiu,Juriidictions, Mines overlarge tracks of L.,rd, abounding wrch Ludes ut 'Fin and Copper, Wrecks of the Jca, a Court of Record, and many other immunities granted by Ch; TtLrs of tht: Earls ut Cornwall. and c..lllrtnett by the Kings laid Qt. coos of England, the LILL, arc not poffeff..l by any other fubjea lit the United K !ont 4. Lot s. "1 he Ali ocs In and over the Eftatc of Drym in the Parini of Crowan, lIICIUL log Wheal Abraham Mine, jolt now conic into a due courfc of working, and proehuaive in Copper, contiguous to the old very rich Mine called Wheal Golden, near son fathoms deep, with her levels brought into Wheal Abraham Sctt, and wh1:11 Set extends on OIL fame Lode Soo fathoms. Lot 3. The hiatior of Trelithney, in the Parini of Gwennop, inelu JUT. Cofgame 00wits, comprifing the very rich Copper Mines of Wheal Virgin, Wheal Fortune, \' heal l•riendlhip, Ale and Cakes. and the I.l&died Mines, and may juttly be ailed the richelt fpot difeovered in the Kingdom. Lot 4. lie Nlanors of Naniladron,Tregennow and Tregorick, wherrid is the Great Tin Mine of Polgooth, and which, fur pecu liar riot metal, and quantity, is not to be equalled in thewotld. Alfo, the Major of Lanbera; with the Houfe. and Barton. To Which will be added fevcral other Eftates in the County: . PArticulirs may be had of MelTrs. Wallis and Roberts, lielfot•., Cornwall ;at the place of fate; of Mr. Abbott, NI. 23, Shep herd'; Market, I'iaa•!iUy; and of Mr. Hodficinfun, No. 35, Arundil•llrcet, Ste ,nd. The Eve following Manors, FONTIVIELL with BEDCHESTER. 1:0 NW FON .-kI3BAS with TW Y FORD, WESTORCHARD HAR I'i.; KU E, and hIELBLItt Y AISBAS, all in the County of 1 )ORSET, • WILL. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN FIVE LOTS, By Mcifrs. HODSKINSON, ABBOT, and Co. At Garraway's. London, on Wedficfday, the Btb of May next, 'THE MANOR of FONTMELL w i t h BED -A- CUES IT R, ex:euding over 2030 Acres, with the Reverfioa in Fee of leverid Liars:MAL and Copybold Eftates, held by lives, amomitin3 to 831 Acres (exciufive of the Down Land), and Ai mated with fey eral valuable Mills,to be ot thc annual value oft 1931. Alfu Fontmell Manor Farm, in Ste occupation of Mr. Mctyard, tenant front year to year; containing with the Down 477 Acres, and of the elliniated annual value of 2671. The Manor of Compton Abbas with Twyford, extending over t3oin Acres, with the Reverlion in Fee of feveral valuable Ell :ICC, held by lives, amounting t. 60c Acres (exclufivv of the Down Laud) and of the ettimated annual value of 11. And alfo the Advowfon in Fee of the Rectory ot Compton Abbas worth 2solper annum net. The Manor or reputed Manor of Weft Orchard, extending ova 638 Acre, with the Reverflon in Fee ut lateral capital Farms, held by lives, containing 493 Acres, and of the estimated annual value of The Manor or reputed Manor of Hartgrove, extending over 7/S3 Acr—i. with the Revcrfmu in Fee oh feveral Lwfehol•d uw!st Copyhold lives, asnounting to 49t Acres (exclo fit% of lihisk Fenn ouuooN atul Hargrove Hill), and of the eiti mated annual value The Manor of Matsu. i s Abbas, extending over upwards a 2500 Acres, wish the Advowian in of the ited.ory,atd Right to thc.great and fault I'ytbes wont: 2,nl per annum. Ali . ° the Reverfion in i4e of teveral v.,luahle Ettates, held by lives, imouat iug to t t zu Acr , -s, :Ind of the ettisuated annual value of 11571. Printed partieut..r. may he had of Mr. Bowles, Solicitor, hhatti bury ; or of liodtkinfoti, Abbott, ant Co. Surveyors. Arusniel-Rreet, oud m. SIXTH, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. ..... Singularly valuable Lilacs, capital Manfiori, caterilivc Manors. Fiihery, Woods, and Plantations. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-13y Mr. MUNN, At Garraway's. on Friday the 17th May, in Lots, wilds an accep table utter for the whole be made on or before the 26th April, -pH E truly deniable FREEHOLD ES ['ATE of BIN rH, with the Manors of BLYTH and BARNEY MOOR, ex tt. - ,,!i3p, over a large track of land, and puffelng false riot' cover for game, with which they arc abundantly Rocked; coin priling a capital aad fuhltantial inanfion, with domeftic mice' of every defcription, fpacious itabling, coach honks for fix carriages, Inraefs and (addle roams, with fervants . bed-chamberc, large gra naries, extenlive lawn and pleafurc grounds, enriched with It umber; a fine Bream, plentifully Rocked with Efh, enters tk: or namental grounds, under an elegant Itunc.bridgc, and etpan Is in a noble thect of water in front of the matifion, paging throuth the lawn and adjacent enclofures; warded kitchen garden, green honk, hot-honk, and fuceeflion-honfe ; the whole in perfeet order, and fit tor fist reception of a family of the Eat refpedlabilty. At a defirable dillance is a complete Latin-yard, fcreened oo ill fides by agricialtural (Ages or every clafs, together with a neat dowel ling-houfe for the Ilesvai cl, platitatioas of nearly 200 acres, and k highly cultivated faint in hand, of upwards of 700 acres of rich pfture end :ari, land, divi,lcd by thriving fences into convenimi inclofures, furrouilding the mauliun ; feverd rich farms contiou ous to the &mein, conlifting of a Sue proportion of aralke and palm e, with svuodiands ; ornamented by a profuEon of capi tal timber, with fineable buildings, in complete repair, all kt to re , fpeelabli: yearly taunts. A ca, Mal Corn Mill, with Eve pair of flours, regularly and amply fupplied with water, with a ni.selsr crated dwell' g-houle and othr.-s, and nearly 6o arcs of arable and meadow land. The AnAel Inn, in lityth, with (tabling ter nearly lOU horks, and fevcralscres of rich land. Numerous dwel -1 ling honks, with yards, ga-dens, and outbuildings; a,d few gal. neat Cottages in lily th, rich cow commons, and detached pieces rat paßure and arable laud. TM; fatate, which is completely watered, and unufnally compact, conliit , of nearly 22C0 ac cc, psrtiy tytk.: free, or fulrj•-st to a small moaus only, and is in a high state of car• tivaiion. Ihe kuiiJu g, are in lUbit titial repair, the outs may De immediw. !y improved, no part beit , let on leak. flazirt.E.ve a:: the mail:ion, oroatinitital around', fakery, and manor:, the tiL:f is of th.•. il;niand 4.111 u LI V.I:Le Among the tr.:ultar, perhaps unrivalled A.:V.:ll%l:es of this cßate, arc the reipeetabil.-4 of the neighbourhood, Leh% in the vicinity of Worklup,Clardtte,, Kiveton, Thorkhy, and other sliainguillied places, the 1:•a., a• fume of the Ent families, tin., fu,o. rior cliverlion for which manors are c lebrated. and iis mime ring lunation, being a Ihort dill-Ince of ere Oak: t/t . Leeds s. the Pal of Darlip,,te and Mr. Lumley Th, whole is Iliomirrly dela- to any any Gentleman to realize in auto of the Ei LI s the kriTslinn. The to :ix ore may hr : ta.o at an appradenieur.— Blyth is diit.int from th Cre :t Nur h kcal tis a miles, tour ,soul Bawtry, twelve ti.on 104 , 1 ,, 1t Irons Koch Ili in , eigh• teen front Sheffield. f.srty fr.s.ll I';nk, and at an cafe diitanc.: lr, Coal. 'the roads are good, and ifs. Canal hoar t.lainiboresuch is Cheflerliel,l pslk ithin neir The in 11,i;1411 u i be aisn rd tit: 11 tiek,:tt•only, to te hail of Mr. BellbOW nor, (w.,et, a OA Of the Litatc may be fech) .11::11UfliCtl to If Ce.f by !'[irate Contra.!t. ?sir. ti‘c Stessaid,,t llicw the Eltatc, and de. Laip.ive l'a:t;zutars wia :de ready t. t' (1,-liv.:s - y on the i!, an.l r..aq he had o! ": i ea, e•• ; la. liotlic.dttc, ElYtt at Liverpool : !:, , ,cwat • f . 'a rms,M.VlCl,;:ft ; George, York ; Bu:1 and Nlout. , 1.. cds; Atl,;.•lShAlkid; st.dford Arm§ . Wak;:ti.ld ; Nottiugham ; Whcat theaf, Dur ham; H0 , .•1, birminghani ; aSum, I , ritte , White Hart, Bath; (;istrawAy's: acid in Munn , W4brook. LONIJUN . Primed and ;tlblithcd by I,t VEL KEN' ,(ot to. r terbury-pbcr, Lambetb), at the STAR OfF/CR. No. t. CUTII • laces. P 0.411124.4 alf; ..: :he :rat 0: ma, Tccaple-Dar.