Star. — London, England, 1815-06-24 00:00:00

~ fi, ~~ s ' SALES I3Y AUCTION. KENT.—A I)ESPIAIIt.T FREI.HOLID EsTATi coniaipc•.DWFl.l ANG .1-101./ E. )1 4 Fl CBS, MEALIOWS, LAMA end WOOD'. Eightv-six Acres, near, ,Brom ley, Clialehurst, &c. Ponce 9 Mils. from London. By Mr ROBINS, . . • At Garrave:,e's%Coffee-lionse, Changt alley, Cortibill, on :Wan • N eStinv, June ..”t, 1815, at Twt4vt teCkick. in One l APLE ASANT and COMPACT FREER LD E$ rA.L-E, CROFTON-PLACE. situate in the l'attsh of Orpington, a short its aver from hintnley anti Chislthurst, and Holwood, in a beautiful and picteresqii- part of the rant ry ; comPri•ing substantial Brick built Residence; with Offices Coach.house, Stables, Gardens, Orchard, Farm.yard, s ans; Out-buildings, and sundry incinsures of fine Meadow, Pastore, Arabi?, and thriving Wood Lipid surrounding the bowie, con taining upwards of Eighty-sit Acres; a desirable property for a Gentleman concerned in business, being within a mile and a half from Lock's Bottom, the high roads to London and Tunbridge, dtc. Tie! Estate abounds with 'Pheasants and other Game. — The House, at a small expense, may be made a most cumfottable resi.lence. . May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Burton, on the Premises, r here Particulate may be had ; awl at the Ltim, Lock's BOttom ; Pell, Bromley; ,Castle, Elthant ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.street, Golden-watt: ; where, plans may be seen. • ESSEX—BETWEEN,ONGAR AND CHELMSFORD. CAPITAL. 4REEHOLD rsTAI ES. Upward% of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of RICH MEADOW GLtAZLNG GROUND, ARABLE Quit WOOD LAND. An excellent READENCE. and all requisite BLIILDINO6, recently e r e cted. Twenty-four Miles from Loudon. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Changes Alley, CornhiU, on WEDUCSIIIAY, itOile es, at Twelve o'Cloek, in Four Lots. (By Order of the EXICUTRIK, puisusnt to the WILL if the late Pnorsts roil, • LOT 1. TIIINGRETti HALL, valuable FREE '. HOLD FSTATF, situatet Blackmoor, between Ongar, Chelmsford, and Ingatcstone, ranvorising an eligible Re sidence Witty erected, phoned for the Accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with convenient Offices, Bailiff's House, excellent Cardin, thriving Pistitathnts, Farm-yard, Barns, Stables, and Out-liuildings principal newly erected ; and sundry Enclosures of capiial rich Meadow, feeding Pastures, fine arable and Wood Land , surrounding the House ; containing upwards of Four Hundresbaud Fifty-Ave Acres in a Ring Fence, divided by thriving quick tenets, in excellent state of cultivation, and iu a beautiful country—a . most eligible Propetty for a Gentleman toad of Avicultural Penults, or for investing money. I.or 2. 'A very Valuable FREEHOLD GRASS FARM, comprising Six Enclosures of Rich Meadow I.atul, in a ring fence, containing mar Fortysthree Acres, contiguous to the vilitge of Biackinoor, adjoining the high road to logatestone. LOT 3. A FREEHOLD ES . SATE FAN MEADE, situate at 112 y Green, adjoining the read from Illackmoor and Ingatestons to Houk's-end, coutoiaing Six dues at axceeding rich Fatting Land. Lo r 4. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, COUNTER MEADE, a Parcel of rich Meadow Lana. situate about one mile from Blatkupoor, conta'ning IA. it. stsP. The Estate is in possestion of the Executrix, and immediate possession may be had. 'To be viewed by applying to the Bailiff at the Mansion, where Particulars may ;se hail; the Bottle at Blackmoor ; George, O&gar, Black Boy, Messrs. Mtggy and Chalk, Chelmsford; Vhite Hart, litomtord; Mr. Wicks, King's Artie, Bretitwood; spread Eagle, logatestone; of Mr. Wader, Solicitor, No 10, Craven•street, Strand; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-squat*, where a Plan Of the Estate may be seen. UPPER BERKE4Y-STREET, FOREMAN-SQUARE. Ovniiino HOUSEHOLD ?UR NITURE,PIER and C IM NEN • GLASSES, MIRRORS, BRONZED LIGIiTS, Beautiful INDIA TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, SHEETS, &c. a Capital large CABINET of choi‘e India Wood ; a Fine Set of PRIN I 8, ORMWS VIEWS to INDIA; SIDEBOARD, CABINET ARTICLES of various descriptions, sad other Effects, TO BE SOI D BY AUCTION. ,•$ M.. sto DINS, , • On t bep ret ai s es,filis.7s;;lpper Ferkeloy-wieet, Portman square, on Intrustiar. eat h ltlne, 18! 5, at I I o'Clo:k, THE Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD. 11l it NI rvia, brilliant Piat aof Glase,, Mirrors, Bronzed. -Lights, beautiful• India lAnen„ din fly of the nirel-eye Pattern, consisting of upwards . of Sevet ty 'Fable-cloths. some of very ' la rge dimensions; Twenty dozen of Napkins, about Forty pair of Sheets, a quantity of I.ong Cloth, a capital Pedestal Side. board, whit several Cellarets, Dining Tables, lire. The Property Of a OENTLIIM AN, returned to India. The Furniture consist* of handsome Four-post Bedsteads, with Mahogany carved Pillar', with Chints Cotton Furniture, and French Draperies, trimmed with Parisian Fringe ; Tent Bedsteads, with Cotton Furnitures ; prime seasoned Feather= Beds and Beehiing, of various descriptioo ; excellent Cabinet ankles in Wardrobes • ' Chests or Drawers, Sofa, Card, Pem broke, other 'Fables, in Rosewood 'arid Mahogany • kand. some Drawing-room und Eating Parlour Curtains in , ' Cisints, Cortes, and Moreene, with French Draperies ; Sofa and Japaned Chairs ; Eating Parlour Chairs ; Brussels , - *Kiddermihrer, and Turkey Carpets ; a few Kitcbenßequisites, and other Effects. To be viewed on Wednesday preceding the Sale. Catalogues, at is. each, may be bad on the Premises; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-sgoare. N. B. The Lease of the Premises to be disposed of, with Im mediate Possession. ' DERBY. CAPITAL WORSTED AND COTTON MILLS, ILIOIBLE CORN MILLS, WAREHOUSES, DWELLING HOUSES, COTTAGIS, &e. 014. By Mr. ROBINS, At the King's Head, Derby, on Finer, June 30, ISIS, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two hat LOT I.THE very Valuable and highly Improvable I. LEASEHOLD VTATES, situate at the North. West End of Derby, by the Road to Manchester :—Coinprising those spacious and must desirable Premises, well known as the MARS.SATON WORSTED MILLS, is substantial Brick . Building, with a capital Head of Water, of a !lower surr tei ENT Pea ANT PUMPOSZ; contaiilieg the Water Wheel', the Lower Mill Room, and three Stories of . Spinnin. , Rooms over • attach- 1 e;, a Yarn lt num, Countiog•Huuse, and Room adjoining, and three Stories over, wpb Yarn. Card, and Reeling Rooms. A I , Thlilding adpaming.ootitains a F.couring ROom, a Smith's blop,l linnets' Rooms over; detached, a Cirri's DvrelUng-Housc • on 1 the opposite side, a Drying. Room, Combing-Shop, and 1.04; a Garden • a large Yard, shut In by Folding Gates; an Oil.tiouse,, Cart Stied, the scrum of Water, and the MW Meadow, and! a IVlcasinw adjoining, containing in the wbole_about Five Atm,' awes axealkat Cottages, Ste. The Woe-ted Mills are now in fu.',l employ with 400 Spindles, and each turns Out twelveyxrds in a minute, with Machinery in proportion, the superiority of witilak, above miters, requires only so be known. Tha•Machinery for Cotton Works contain Seven Hundred and Fitty.dx spindks, with other machinery, which, at a small expense, may be fixed for working, and turned to con slderable additional advantage, as there ie always a plentiful supply of excellent Water. The Horizontal Shaft and Wheels, Ant the different MOlL very belonging to the Mills,.to be taken by the Purcbaser at; V 'nation, au inventory of which snag be seen on the PTSMISIII, *id at Mr. Robins's. Lot IL The LOWER MII.LS, adjoining tbeTown of Derby,; short distance from Lot t, lately used as Corn Mills (but the Wail's have been estnoved), standing on a capital Head of Wa ter, and capable of commanding a large stroke of Business in Ussudiat Corn, or as a Manufactory ; the Mill Room and eal . . pitsl Water Wheel, wo Stories of Rooms over • with Oat -0441‘1111% Washing rl, and Combing - shops , atc.-La neat de -1 e in ITACIi, with Garden, Yard, &c. and :ac... .., extat Cottag e s, two capital Meadows , the whole A has lately been erected with Stone, in a very ..JON/WM and el gem utility fa the Mills. : _!!: • • ,bi• to• Mt. Fox, en the Premises, of , •Nr• r 0 4 . .. , spay 1 at the King's Head, Derby' . ;,... !•, , s A . SDI t'OistAage, Macclesfield; White Lie • Or •. .. ATTMOANaIbeIIteTS Kin e. Arms, I irtg i ti . ; ijad 4 Mr. Robin", Wespos-3- .. ' . _ _ _ _____ . • . . • . • • ..* • ErAtEgitit AUCTION. . • Emic.xt.—timorivit, FREEHOLD • ESTATE, - •• Tir HE*Rkg, AND LAND-TAX REDEEMED, Divide& _hi vAlugile Dairy Fafnir, containleg upwards of ONE USAND TWO DUNI/RED AND TwiNTY THREE ACRES, , bonti4ed by Use RIVER OUA II 4 • EI.IG PitUPEIVIY FOR INVEh:TINO MONEY. Mr. ROSINS, • - •• • At Garrowy's Colfee-house,!Change-alley, Cornklll, on Wenn xinoe, )une'at, at . Twelve, in One Lot, ir H .; iIEN R 0 H EST A TT, -AL situ4e near tbeitown l eiti In thl-P:irish of Buckingham, TI I'HE-EREK, APO L4ND-TAIE RLDF.EMED. Comprising upwards of ONE THOUSAND I WO HUNDRED AND TWENTY•THRFE ACRES of tick MEADOW, PAS TURE FEEDING, GROUND, and ARABLE LANDS , ly in g in a ring fence, with good FAR M HOUSES, Barns. Stables, and all necessary Out;buildings ; lot In s'a capital DAIRY and GRA- . ZING FARMS, to Messrs. Barton, Warr, Judge Stalesoathy, Flower, Eilwih, &c. all respectable tenants at will, the rents amountng to near THREE THOUSAND ONE ANNUM HUNDRED POUNDS PER This Estate is very eligible for investing money, and may be considerably improved. use turnpike-road front London passe. through the north end of the ,Estate, which is in part bounded by Me RIVER DANE, and the water of the river may be used for the purposes of IRRlG.o'ult )N. The Estate is in the vicinity of several good markets, and within ONE MILE OF BUCK INGHAM. May be viewed by applying to Thomas Hearn, Esq. Solicitor, Buckingham, where Particulars may he had; and at the Cob ham Arms and White Hart ; the Bell Inn, Winslow ; George, and the White Hart, Aylesbury; Crown, Atnersham ; Star, Ox • - ford; Red Lion, High Wyronib ; White Hone, Uxbridge; Messrs. Kaye, Freshlield, and Kaye, New Bank-I Midlngs; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-;tart, Gulern square, London, where a Han of the Esiate may be *Cell. Me iferent Tenants will shew the I audt. GLOUCESTER-MAC*, NEW-ROAD. ELIGIBLE SPACIOUS RESIDENCE, with a FORE COTIP.T and PI .EASURE GROUND; Genuine 110U:it:AIWA ) FURNITURE, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Mil ror., Bronzed I.ights, Eight-day Clock. China, Musical instruments, and Cabinet Articles of stations descriptions. Dy Mr. ROBINS, On the Premise. No. as, on the North Side of Gloucester- p lace, New•roady etljoining Messrs. Jenkins and Gwitliers Nur.rry Grounds, on *flak:WAY, the 4th of July, at Eleven o'Clock, THE Genuine IIOUSEll01.1.) FURNITURE, Pier and Chimney Glasses of various dimensions, Mirrors, Brmized Lizhts. Pianottsite, by Thompson, an Eight-day Clock, in mahogaity case, by *foinlin, capital set of Dining Tables, and a S:deboard, with pedestals. '1 he Property of a Gentleman. The Furniture consists of capital Four-post Tent and other Bed steads, with Chifitz,Cottoo, Dimity. and other Furnitures: prime seasoned Redding of various descriptions, D. awing-roam Furni ture in French Rod Window-curtains with continued Draperies, Grecian Couches, Sofas, and Chairs en salts; Eating Parlour, Curtains in scarlet fluorine, Chairs in red Morocco, well mad. Cabinet Article. in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dressing, Card, Pembroke, Sofa, and other 'fables ; Fecretaire and Pedes tal, Rookcawi, Bru.sels and Kidderminster Copets, numerous kitchen requisites, and other Effects. On the same Day, at Twelve &Clock, will be SOLD the LEASE of the commodious and very desirable PREMISES, which are adapted for the accommodation of a Gentknus's Fa mily.consisting of numerous Bed Chambers and Dressing Rooms, elegant Dratving Room., Music Room, Dining Parinur, &c. handsornel- Stnd up, be-ides numerous other convenience. and appropriate Oates. a Fore Court, and Pleasure Ground at the back, The Howe to be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may he had on the Prenti-es ; the Furniture to he viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale ; *hen catalogues may be had on Premises. Particulars and Catalogues of Mr. Robins, Warwick street,Golden-square. ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES. HOUSES I'4 DYERS- ISUILDINGS,3IOI.I3ORN, • AND BLEWEIVS-bUiLDINGS, FErik..ll.l.A NIL To BE SOLD BY AUCTIOX,• . ... . ..' . • jr Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee- I louse, 'Change. alley, Cornbilkon Tudhs. • DA ir, dtls July, td i 5, at i 2 o'Clock, (by order of .hr Executors of the late GEORGC Girt rolls, Esq. deceased) in Tivo PLots. . 1r HE-VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ' • ESTATES: LotJ. Comprising Fite substantial Genteel BRICK DWEL LING HOUSES. No. 7, ft, 9. 10, and 11, three Stories high, with Yirdt, Gardens , we: sir date On the East-side of Dyers.. 'Buildings, Holborn, 47 poesesslun'and op lease to Mr. Weale, Charles Gapper , , Es q. Mr:Down; Mr. Browne, &.c. producing a net Rent of per Annum, One. Ifttpdred and Twenty-seven Pounds. The above are held %Mae!' the ler, Company. Lai 2. Eleven substantial BRICK"), ELUNG-HOUSFS, three Stories Iti3h, Yards, &c. in gootlejsaiK'sitnate in Fate. lane, anditi Biewetes-Buildings adjoining, in possession of Mr. Houghton, Mr. littntsch, Mr. Stone, Wiggins-Wagner, and other pans, oti Lease, the remainder Tenanta at Will; producing a nett Rent; of per Amiunt X 240. . .. . The Houses may be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, ten days preceding the Sale; Particulars of Messrs, King and Luken, Ss.- , Behan, Bedford row; at Garraway's ;at the Furnistars Inn Cof•' fee-house s opposite Fetter-lane , Holborn ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden -square. BERKSHIRE. PAREM;ACE, NEAR HENLEY-ON•THAMES. CAPII•AL FREEHOLD ESTATES. PARK, hiIitNSION, ENTRANCE LODGES, Noble PLEA ORE GROUNDS, Delightful COTTAGE °KNEE, with PLANTATIONS, LAVENDER GROUNDS,. aqd .MEA. DOW LAND; Picturesque COTEAGEi, with rich unri valled Scenery ; neat Cottages, with Gardens, &c.Twu Public' Houses, &c. Eligible Compact Farms THE WHOLE ESTATE NEAR NINE HUNDRED ACRES. In LOU ui differentdescriptioos. by Mr. ROBINS, 1 At the Town Hall,Henley-un-Thatues' on PAID AT. 7tti of Jun, at Twelve o ' Cluck , in Twenty-sight Lots ' unte6s as accepeeble offer Is made for the whole by Private Contract before the llsth et June, Very Valuable and liighly • improvable 1 FREEHOLD and mall part COPTISOLD ES IES et INHERITANCE, in part hounded on the West by the Rivet lbanies; the most beautiful and unrivalled siteatkic s ia the counuy, abounding with Game. PARK-PLACE, • The Residence Mot Property et ' 'Thy Right Hen. the EARL of MALM ES DU RT. Mune n. ar Henley. on-Thames, St mils front Lont!nti. Comprises a capital Mansion, placed on a hue Loinntantilog eminence, De tr the centre of the Estate, with °Sees of all tic :rizlons, Coach-houses and Stables, n a Part paled round, Plants loos, with fine grown lofty Forest 'frets, Entrance Lodges, beautiful Pleasore Grounds, productive li.loistu Gar dens, surrounded by lofty walls; Hot-houses, Green.bewes, Graperies, Gardener's House, and Out-buildings. A delightful COTTAGE ORN ER, on the rise of Henley Hill, surrotinded by Work= Plantations, rich Lavender Mounds, and Meadow Land; elegant picturesque Cottages. a -Druid's Temple, tine Ruins; Subterranean's Walks; . Eligible Land tee Building, commanding the most dolighthd Scenery; Neat Cot ' loges, with Gardens, Ste. Ike: the Horse-shoes Public House ask Hag Hill, with Garden and Land; the Two Urgency. robs Home at the foot of the Hill, near the River; eligible compact Farms, with excellent Farm Hums, and all necessrry.Out.build• • Wire. The whole Estate NEAR NINE HUNDRED AdRES. . The Mansion and Park form dim principal Lot, and the other part allotted suitable foe dam; Plambaras. May be iriewcd with 'Mimi, which may be bad of Mr. Robins, Warwick...free, Goidowatioare ; or Messrs Covet; and Son, Solicitors, Hooky; of whom particulars may be bad t and of Messrs. Webbiod Close. Salisbury ; the Awe at Henley; Sttn, Maidenhood; Cade t 4.441 t Hill and Windsor; Croam, Readies; of Difsseeszeddie, Cilidin and Kongo'', Soli. , Mors, garey-street, Lhiciplo's . OeftSWeee Caw , - house, Extiolhisoolley, Conlitf. • Mr. Thenten. the Guiciar, wilt digit dr Lilts; Sad a Pin wiY anomponi nch Pntinlart. • • - SAES .BY AUCTION. • • AYL!SBURY, BUCKS. 1111INITURE. E.IOEI.LEN r WINES, AND EFFECTS. By Mr. scar r, On ?do ttnav, l iuly fh t and tseri i.glowiug days, at Eleven o'Clock, at the. late Residence of Acton (lapilli, Esq. deceased, bg order of the Executors, . . rfit - IE NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, hsntisonte Plate and China, it4B ntatts of ,i. t .e•ior Wines, fine-flavoured Claret, curious 1)1t1 Kick, Fast-littlit Madeira, and ()Id Port, Books selected with taste, good Table and Bed tiam comrrlsing a set of Draw4sg-t wins japanned Ch sirs, Sofa and Cutrains to mpit, I.Mtmig-room Morocce Chair% htivkcqii,' Drawer., Tables, Carpetz, Giaste-s, the genertsi notbrinwnt of steroid Articles, valuable Fixture,. Range., enpper.4, •Prot,e3, Dairy, Brewing and Garden Utensils, Gfetnhoust Plants. &c. In a good state. . May he viewed on Saturday , and C atalo g ues, i I. each, tad a; the George, Aylesbury ; Cobham Ann', Bus kinglitr.ss ; Red Lion, Thame and NV ycorols ; Star, Orford ; and .st Mr. :icon'', Office, 28, New Britige.street, London. COLLIERY IN E T RSH HE IRE FOliF.Al' Mr. OF DEAN, , GLOUCES- T.—By SCO IT On ?MAY. July 7, at *L'welve, at the M.tit. London, unless an acceptable act shall be previously made by Private Contract, ACOLLIERY very valuable by the su p erior and reculiar advantages which it pos.e.4.es, rat naive and com pact, centrally si nated between the Rivers severn and Wye, five miles from cacti, containing two thick Veins of excellent burning Coal, quantity Inexhainmhie, worked with the greatest certainty and facility, connected by rail rook with the above navigable Rivers, sup!tlying thereby the tap illy increasing de mand of an extensive populous country, incluJi-g Hereford, itoss, Gloucester, Monmouth, Leibury, Cheltenham, the Stroud, Thames, and :;evern Canals,'lllatuts River Navigation, Oxford, Wooten-under• Edge, Kilsgswood, Dursley, they, &c. .and a considerable extension of Markets in reasonable prospect. I his important Property, in a beautiful and romantic Country, ernaiently merits attention; is capable of being lisought into full *chin at a conitiarvively small expense, with well founded pre sprcts of prep:ming a very great return, held for near 500 years, s u.iect to a small annual ran to the Crown: Particulars at the Bell. Gloucester; Plough, Cheltenham; NYhite Hart, Bath; Bush, Bristol; City Arms, Herefor.:; star, Oxford; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 214, New Bridge-street. DEVON. BAR IRON WORKS VOUNDEItir, EDOE TOOL MANU FACTORY, ANCHOR SMI . I'HF.K . &e. it • l'.lV IS I':)CK. ;UR. SCOTT resprctiully bdUrnts the Public, IVA that it is intended to dispose of this ..s teo-ive and valuable Concern byAuenori, on FRIDAY, the tith ni October next, at the Mart Lender, utiess an acceptable older shall be pre viously made by Private Contract. The eminent ManufactOrY is most desirably situated in the centre of an important Mining Die'riet, estreitirly convenient for trade to Plymouth, the Dock, and St rehouse, by water con veyance, also for the King's and Private Yards, Kapor:at h... The plant comprises nine powerful Water W heels, regtearly bup. plied, Machinery for eight hainniers, Air and Mao Purnact s, Blowing Cylinders, Bating. Rolling, and Grinding Mill, eaten. sive :onithery, with requieite well-adapted erections, convenient; compact, and inclosed ; a Res 6 dence, with Stables, Gardena, Cottages. and Ten litres of iielt Pas are Land adjoining. The whole held for 90 years one:pil ed. Descriptive particulars will in due time be ready. and the re ferences announced the greater part of the piirchase•money may remain on mortgage.—No. to, New Brielqe-street, I.otidon. NAWSTIAD A BbEY ESTATE, NO and the Extensive M.A NOR and LORD:1111P of ROCH DALE, In LANCASHIRE, with very extensive Royalties. By Mr: FARLIIROTHER, . . At Gal &may's Colieelsouse,Cortiliill, WI FE IDA T, July 28, at 'l3, fir 1 - 1 R E MANOR, or reputed MANOR nr LOO .1. -- . SHIP and 1::: - .TArz of NEWSTEAU, in the Cbutate.ot Nottingham, containing upwards of sdoo Ames of Arable, Mea dow, Pastureouol Wood Land.divideil into btigil.ry eltgible gamic with the capital Nia•ision of N 1 V4TEAD Ai; 4EY, and exten sive Stone QUarrieli. The Manor abounds with Game; and the Lakes, whicta-e extrusive, numerous and grand, are sell stocked with 11,14 anti much frequented in the sessun by wild Plitt 1 r comprises the entire Lordship, extra-par..chial and %yaw except about 127 acres, situate in the adjoining palish of Linby, and the poor:sod other rates very trip sig. The Estate Is situate between • Not.ingham and klate.fie4tl.-4104 the very extendve• and valuable MANOR of ROCHDALE, in the County of Lancaster. extending over about 4.51000 acres o I.acd, of which about sa,uuu acme are Inclosed Lands, acid, about 14,000 acres are Moors, Commons, and Wastes, svhicr; in case of Inclosure, will add considerahty to the shiluecif Estate, being situated in the ceotre of a mrtnufadttrejng.and very populous district prOidlatourt Leta and Court Baron. 'roll, of the Markets and fairgof the populous ToWn ed . Roth., dale, and extend,. Royhttes, comprehending the Aoclarbile Moors, well stocked vista grouse sad' other game, add extend ing over the townships.of llitsdersfleld: and Castleton, in the COtinty of Lancaster , andi_Sallldieworth, In the County of York. 1 Itivadwe considet:tisteThpykoldibeld' of the Manor, and the Copyltql4 anti Wastes abound withltioh Veins of Coal and atone. Newstea4 Estate may be viewed 'be 'applying to .Mr. Owen Mealeyost the Hut Plastic-house on the Estate,of whuas prlnted,Particulars, with a Plan annexed, may he had talso of John Haman, Isq. SS, Chances-Halle; at the Place of Sal,; and at the lotkowing loose Whits, Lion, Nuttinghani; Swan, Maril lit4d 'Bar, Loughborough; Theo Crowns, Leiceatev; Bell, Ilesby be* Was, York ; • 4ngel, Doncaster; Bridgewater Arms, Muitchester ; Han and Chickens. Birmingham ; Bull and Nolan: beide% Golden Bock. Rochdale; King's Arms, Lanus. tere Cows_ iLivarrof; HOtel,Cbelter; Wei Mt. Parelnenher, BrenfetOndloilinp, kraal. - ~AI.LS BY AncrxoNi. At V . /ain't:krt. in Lite('lnsbire e en SILIORDAV, th. i v d a y et July, tul4 at Ten &Cluck irt the hiorn'ng, •(Lly otter a - the liotiourable Comutissioneri of hi j Cu.totoo),1)oly Free, In defray Chan.., rig ILE 00 1)S UNDER • MEN'IIONFA) landed out of. the Autte j Autande Amelia, from and Moog: A Quantity of DltAl.:l, 11!: 11.. I Nt` M.4.a 1. FIMUIK, and I'l rcil. JOHN v .1.1:1/, . Waiolleot, 14th lone, t RtS A DU UCH 64 CUN SHIP Of' FOR -SALL LX PUBLIC Al:CiluN. - - At the Excl:4llLe. Plymouth, et: Friday, tlie 11:b • or JON at N..ot;, TIIE DU l'eli :;1. GUN SHIP of W.Xit, Roi . FlAt i,; ; MA4i. and ran c:f Miter Masts, flow sprit, about 3 ',o44es lit* Mutt, &e. Pomp:. Parts tif hes' rt antlit.g • Ito' - chews, St‘. whet will be put up In suitably 1.0 t., 31 - jr red of, 4 - re , o f n u it :i tku., by.: spucill Order trim rue aigu t lion the I.orl , of his Ike ti o i f C o pper sheathed, and, together ittith tie Store., dese.rvinh par.icular attontion. For ylowitig the Ship and Store/ ittypir to the Ship.keepers hoard, at t h e ll o ori”g.,in Cute etc; ;111 , 1 fur further Pariteul.w., Ciealogo4, dr.e. appiy to Wsiliam Miy, Esq. Dutch Cittmel, kikieb-sqoart . , Looddo ; utfd to John Hamitur, CAI. Dutct, Cupsbl, Hyssop& 4 . J.* * ;GUN ,XUSCOMIJI. &ohm .411 Plymotrh, June 16th. 1615; . • • TO THE. PIIIII.IC AT iditttz. WEELEY BkRAACKS. The last for Sslo.in the Eastern !)Istrieg; welt the Fittings, Fts tufa, and Stores belong,. thereto. TO BE 'SOLD BY PUB..le AUCTION, By HA%YLIS and FF.NTON. (Under the Authority of the Convididoners far the Allen of • Barracks), .On MONDAY, the Sd day of JON 18lS, and Twelve succeeditt; Day, on the pianist..., without Reserve, A LLithe FIJIZNITURg, U - rEtzst t.s, and very useful El 1* I'l ..IGS and FIX I . I.IRFA, la the best condi:lot, belonging to the It A RRACKS, at Wedgy, 'tithe county situate about eleven miles front Colchestir, and within a pion distance of water carriage; c.omprising strong Bedsteatisfor Cat and Sacking Bottoms ; Waimcot Pembroke Tzliles, Vend-A - Chairs ; Parlo-ir and Kitchen Sets of Vise irons, coosi,tic c c sh o v e ls, Pokers, Teags, and F.nticrs ; and Lints,, wet adapted to the use of •tallow.thawil , t , ; 11-g Deal Officers' Mess-tahks, some Hundreds ut very err Ito and sma:l Kitchen Tables and Forms ; Jacks, Spes, and other Washing-tubs, Clicrither•pots,CoA trays, an :1 about t stout Kitchen Ranges, fur faur•feet opene,r, xviih•h!..out backs; Boilers ; between four and sou Iron Pot= and I.ll , ,Wati - Pails '1 in Cans, Dry Rubbers, Floor..craUc rs, L'luse itper.%; • Utellai of every kind, with var.wesuther luau! art icle t, and sere •• tal s weight of wrought and cist iron, all placed in zatavaniett lots for trade, and for vivre The Fittings and Eir.ires cupti•rote— • • '• 10,000 feet of patina doors anti angle cupboard fronts. 5,250 ditto of excellent bedding racks, Dolts 4; by 3 Indus. shining, &c. • • 1,000 ditto of shelving and skirting. . • 1,700 ditto of soldiers berths, amts-rielts itulEttirgs: 70 ditto of meat rail and hooks. GO ditto of stone sink, with kV! pipet, 7 large capital dressete, tliftli'iltawers and pnt„boari;. 2 large ironing taUce. ' •It 560 fett.of I tr.ch !stocks an s d guard beds. - -The above Entry.) and thttures to be yet:lo%A by the PcH...- seri from the Premises, an or before 11;1 slay of July nett. And on MONDAY, the Vial ilpy of 3 :4 Test Lotion , .. • hi t! Dart (echli.i ReArt in%) The of the NI .s A I RTA I.§' now .oruting the Dar racks at Weeley, as lotted; theittnderinertionesi qua.- titles (more et less) via. 740 roils, redncral .brut: work, 4,6t:1 squares of pan and plain tiinn:, 14,00 d ardt of retiVe. about 8(T) tons of which is of that ante lif Onrr Hi-4: 1 for math,/ the Roman cement (a ~ p ecirte - of %sloe!, e ale li e seen a t t i le six. .eackAkilitte, Spring-garden, i ..11: kiln) and ZLV,lctiegr.raersekei 4,soafect sober Y.ark !saving, t , it U dine Viol.. steps, 2.000451. n. IFinch Portland clam !t.) lit o 2 ir.ch ditto, won a carcase frainitiA and weathrr-bo. rims, 4,4J0 .two flitch lts.:e!, 1,0(h) inch deal Hour and foist, rr, - .00 ditto inch ettto, 700 ditio It Inch ditri , , 150 ditto tt-inch drtto, 115,000teer'saslics, , and .Foss, 'Swam ditto duo: s and iit.ings, 17,309 ti re lead ;rt copper enteeth* r v e. rittistu-k n' manger, 1,049 ,oe3ditta .run Br and oalksean t hogs of various APS. TgeiwalsolAbf i witiab is to be pulled dews by the Pordi..iters. and c • at *di' risk, from tit& !'remises, on ur brier , the 8011 t. ypf December neat.. • The agave very ustensive Barrack. (being the bet ordered Tale in this District) are built of the best Memel timber, and :s prime coudltion, which can be readily ascettfitied, frum the a mentos openings made throughout the Premises, and ia pard - lar at.Quadratigle, Letter' A. Catalogut..l of the Buildings, Fittings, and Furniture, C011'a; 're (luta:lkt Particulars, and Conditions of Sale, may be 1.a.: 'the Auctioneers, Coklie!ter; at the Red Lion, Ipswich; :.leases. lc - ham and Son, Auctioneers, Chelmsford; Cups, Harwich; Gsii-„I and Barker's, Bury; Inn, Saxittuntiltain ; Angel btu. lar- Mout h ; Stevenson and Matclset Cs, Norwich; Crown len, !: cot litighant ; R . Cana, Auctioneer,Woodbridgc ; awl at we :vat; I.ondon, by Monday, the '26th Jay ut June. he S.:le will commence punctually at Eltten utiu truant , Day . . •-• • IT ha . . --s been ton requently the subpct of just as: general reprobation, that teen destitute of the dem:n . 6B.' 4.. medical art have offered themselves as candidates tor public: • tronage in the professi (((( of Physic. Fur she purpose of Jaen. i -• tier to the result of our studies 4:1 , 1 experience, and to prat a front being classed anus g those e:tipines whose inipu.!en: pr •ensions have, unfortunately hw stickily, beet+ too favnaretly:. ?El ;el, we beg leave to submit to the !ducal and eullyhter::, - faithfuhstatement of our pursuits and acquirements. After having received a regu:ar me:bleat education, as the pw,. ,- • of Messrs Ganda! and Shear.% whose lectures and practice r • carefully attended, as l'ridessurs add nuroonsof the Londlo Ha" pital, we entered ourselves as students In that justly cekbral! school for medical acquirements ' the Royal Colhte Of 4.' 1- Wirth. and were instructed in thedifferunt branches it At tr-el • Surgery, the Theory and Practice s:t Physic,. ch e mistr7. )l. wffecy,•llohany, Jsc &c. Stc. I,y those eminent VrefltiolCS 1:. 1 :' 1 . Moons, .oregoty. Biask, Hamilton, Piatican,• and Itutherfe We tru‘t we *hall net be tleemed pretunueutp.s to savnit, fl" .81tr pre fi dertey and acquirements are noftnottionleraNe, ...1, for %101 l ieri.s of .years made VliNklt KA L COM'I,4•I:S Is l ` . and do; various disease of DEISM! fY, the paticular 01 , ;i'l . our st ultra atul practice, It will, Ore hope, be r`' flat flat I" lj i acquired superior knowledge art their treatusegit and cm. sixlit and recent eases of infection, a periea re-estabishArot ' completes hi the short period of two ,ley'. and in ttr.d , e 0 t... Utmost inveteracy,. where other practitioners have failed to gli cosy, a proper perseverance in ourytan of trel:mnla r 4 l'" re '' , ' the patient a sate and radical cut:. Amidst the melancholy varisty of dlsordeni with.% ens the t 40111 of a habit lung a:l4 most unhappily pursued by ilia yohrb but` 44.11, there are Lobe More al .rming or sauce distresang ill' Wow deflciencetes and &blinks which frequently preveaff f " 'bitter the matrimonial staw, Co -ocis poisons it nowt blo, lint re fl ection tolnow that th+y V' may ?W, by a new and it- - Mgr .spode of treathient, he restored t.; tl:st g sealed nt all " n ' 4lesslngs„a strong, manly,.asol ingot otas coitstitutioe- Ir all "' :of debility, from whatever C.I'.IW arising, as will ao In .end! I es et venereal infectlon, we may be consulted by role!' • i tt er sea with the greatest se, recy and honour. lilt ol 0 t ,!Neill at home Itona ten to three, and t ro na six In the e vo . 41i.soe it night. 1 P)llenss in the country are requested to state the particular-. Atilitiiike, age, and general habit of liviitz, etc. Inclosing a lc' tame•lrropitnee and medicines, when the tame will ln :.,tro' Ant to any pert of the ktogdom. To enure that Kotel ' ", sandal to Ourtaidertalting, the postage of tenets may he a - -le e Jae as for mrshcfncv. • CURkIE and Co.: ' . No. 107, Hattoti WATEa TO-MORROW AT LONDON : Morning • 15.. minutes Ole 4 . • Alterman $2 mirwr• alter 4 , . LONDON : Printed by Lever. !tear, Para flue; publehed there, anti at the Star Otice.Tempie ar. --,----- MOAMOUTHSHIRF.. CHEPSTO COPYHOI.D W GREAT TITHE S in S and LANVA KW ON, and • By Mr. SCO 1 . 1 . On FRIDAY, July 7 , at Tartly.% at the dart, I.ondon. lIDIEWS at• ceptatile offers shall be previously made by Priv.tre Contract, MOIETY of the IMPROPRIATE GREAT AIVES of the PARISI' of CIIEP'4OW and HAM- I.E . V of flAit DWICK —A Moiety of the Perpetual Advownn, wills the Alternate }tight of Presentation to the improveable Vicarage of C .er.stow, 4 truated in a beautiful romantic country nu the, giver Wye.—A Copyhold Esta:e, 41. x. 11t. 3P. of good is Closed Land in Latvair Desruhl, ox miles .from tram Chep wow; let on Lease to Mr. John Langley.—A Darn, t:ch Mea-. duos, 6A. Olt. UP.; let to :vie. John Lewis; mil 1.4 A. Ilt. 2 1 1 P. ifi.t.. Arable, let w Joseph James: all livid at sinaU quit rein% and fi.leii certain. Particutars at the George, Chepstow ; Bush, Bristol; White Hirt e.,th ; Bell, Gloucester ; Star. 01ford; at itie Mart ; and o• Mr. i t: cot 4 2S, New Bridge •strret, Lothian, where Maps may lie ‘.ern. -----. ES LX. A. DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCIi. ant FARM. SIXTY:ONE ACRL3, near BRAIN FREE, Forty Mile, from LONDON. By Mr. SCOTT, On Fe MAT, July 7, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, London, unless an acceptable offer shall be previously made by Private Contract, with immedire posseaaion, • A FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD very valua ka.„ Weipteresting ESTATE, in a cpiovenient, elteerftd, ad mired situation, a einacti.-r of a mile from the Market reiwrt of •Litaintrea;coniprising a neat coniforta.bLi Family House, buck , bstilt,substantial, agreeably elevated, and healthy, ciimmJuling the Estate and varied beauties of the surrounding country, ample &lineage Offices, the appioach by a I .awn and-I Wye, tastefully entircbal with Shrubs and P.antations, productive 1./autism, eii cellent Meath e, Pasture, and Arable I.and, of known stiperi4r fertility in the highest cultivation, and a Canal; in all about 6 . 1 Acres, compact, bounded by two Turnpike-roads and a River, a Well-place, warm Fartn-yard, with complete Buildings for the Dairy and Farm • the whole recently improved at a very•great mom, in goodorderyforming a must pleasant and profitaWe Reri4rnce. 'rhe Copyhold is held at a small gni , rent Ind fine Certain of Si. is. Partkulars at the Cepa, at Colchester ; Black Eny, Clichrs ford ; Sup,tialfron Walden; Mestrs. 'Enron and Peesti4t, Carlilan.ferftt; the Matt; and Of Mr. Seint, 28, New Bridge , street. •