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. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BEN'CII.•MAY TIIE KING V. JOHN RUDMERE. Mr. Serjeant LE Ns prayed the judgment of the Court on the defenant in this case, who was, at the late Exeter Assizes, convicted before Mr. Justice Chambre of an assault on the person of Mr. Charles Pugh.—lt appeared, from the Judge's notes, that the parties had formerly , had some disagreements, in the course of which the present plaintiff threshed the defendant. In the month of July last, Whilst the de fendant was superintending his labourers, employed in making flay, in one of his fields, the prosecutor. accompanied by some friends, passed through the 'field in their way to a river, where they were going on a -fishing party. The defendant asked by what right the prosecutor passed through his field ? Some words arose, and the defendant, who had a hay-fork • in iris hand, shook it at the prosecutor : this was the assault cc mplained of. APer Mr. Serjeant PELL had been heard in miti- gation, Mr. Serjeant Laws stated, that all the prnsecutnr sought, in bringing the defendant before their Lord ships, was security for the future. Lord ELLENBOROVeII observed, be thought the jus tice of this case would-he fully answered by a noini. nal fine being imposed on the defendant, and his be ing called on to enter into his own recognizance to keep the peace : in a moment of in itationte had lif ted up the fork, prudence befriended him, and he put it down again, and no harm had been done.— The Court fined the defendant One Shilling, and or dered bitn to enter into recognizenCe for *6O to keep the peace for two years. HUNT V. nAwktss. the The plaintiff in this case was a tide-waiter, and defendant landlord of a public-house in Thames street, where a Lottery club was held, of which the plaintiff was a member. In the Lottery drawn in . June last, the club got prizes, for which they shared 9s.'each person i they agreed, however, not to draw the mouey, but to subscribe a certain sum each in ad - ditira to it, for the purchase of other shares. This was dote, and in the following Lottery, in October, they were fortunate enough to obtain a 16th of one of the • Capital prizes, the share of which amounted to £5l each person f The defendant received the cash, and. _ said the shares to the different members, but refused - en pay the plaintiff, alledging as a reason that he bad • neglected to pay up his subscription, and had also , scratched his name out of the books,saying, he would nd longer be a member. From the evidence, how-1 ever, the contrary appeared to be the fact t the plain tiff loving paid all his subscription to the defendant's wife in July, the Lottery not drawing till October ; and that, instead of having scratched his name out of the Lottery club, he had only scratched it out of an ale score, which had been run up at a time when he was not present by some of the members. One of the articles of the club was, that whenever they got a prize they were to spend *1 each in a supper, and to leave *1 in hand towards another subscription.— The Jury, therefore, deducted two pounds from the full amount, and found a verdict for the plaintiff for £49 and costs. BOXERS.—The anxiously looked for bolting match betwixt Maltby, one of the champions at Thtssletoni gap, and Cope of provincial fame, will take place to. morrow. The spot will not be fixed on until this evening. To -distinguish the good three-shilling Bank-tokens from the spurious, observe that they have all a range of pyramidal points round the edge, which have dots between them. In the genuine pieces these dots are found only on the head side, while the counterfeits have them indiscriminately on both sides. Monday-the Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened at Glasgow, by the Hon. Lords Mranowaaee and Woommumate. The Court proceeded to the trial of Thomas &neat t, accused of housebreaking and theft; of which he was convicted, and sentenced to be hanged at Glasgow on Wednesday, the 3d June. Mr. Fowler, jun. of Cockermouth, was last week attacked on his return from Louth fair, by three ruf. fies, litho knocked him down, robbed him of hi: watch and money, and after beating him most warner stripped him nearly naked. . Last week three soldiers attempted to steal some faggots from a stack belonging to a man of the name of Jones, who keeps the turnpike at Hythe, on the Ashford.road ; the family had just retired to bed, but hearing a noise, and suspecting the cause from their having received a similar visit the night before, the Maw, his wife, and son, put on their great coats, and went out, when a scuffle ensued ; Jones and his son were knocked down by the soldiers, when the woman attacked one of them, and falling with him into a ditch, broke her leg ; the man endeavoured to get off, List she held him firm with one hind, and supported • her broken leg with the other, till be was secured and • takes. into custody by the Staff Corps Guard ; other two escaped. 0.. Thursday, the wife of Mr. Drinkveater,' -a respect. table tanner, of Bugsworth, in Derbyshire, who oc casionally acts as a midwife, was gilled up at mid " eight, to attend a woman who was named to her.— On opening the door, she was beset by a numbi.v of .ruffians in disguise, and with their faces disfivred, they presented pistols and demanded 4l0f) of kn..— Seeing resistance in vain, she opened to .Item all the drawers and cupboards, from which they took about £2O in cash, ten cheeses, twenty pair of sheets, blan kets, and all her clothes. At this time a fellow stood over the husband, as lie lay in bed, threatening him with instant death if he stirred. He the more wil lingly obeyed this injunction, as by that he saved a case containing £2OO in money, and the title deeds of his freehold, which were tinder the bed on which he lay. I'h robbers collected a booty of about one hundred and fifty pounds. Tuesday night, while the Feversharn coach was stepping at the door of the Globe Inn, at Chatham, to chnnge horses, alt the passengers alighted to take , some refreshment, when a person seeing the coach door open, whilst the ostler was looking after the horses, stepped into the coach and stole a paper par cel, with which he was making off; but being obser ved and suspected by the ostler, a cry of stop thief was raised, the man Was secured by the watchmen, sad the property recoverech PJLICZ. Bow.srnzEr.—Saturday two men were brought to the Office, charged with being concerned in ma nufacturing soap, at a house in Somer's Town, with out paying the excise du:y. They were found 'guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine of re2o, and, not being able to pay it, were cotnmitted to prison for two months. In the course of the afternoon, one of them paid his fine, and was discharged. John Hurd, a coachman, was charged with assault ing Margaret Bedford, near St. James's Palace, at the time the Queen was holding her drawing-room. - The prisoner drove his carriage on the foot-pave ment, and his horses threw down the prosecutrir and trampled on her. He.was discharged, on agreeing to in ike good the pmsecutrix's expences for surgical assistance, and give her a compensation for the in jury she had sustained. 0. Morris was charged by T. Ablet, Master of Co vent Garden Workhouse, that he, the prisoner, being an officer and receiver of money acting by and under authorityvf Trustees of the pariih, with receiving a sum of money from J. Jones, on account of the said Trustees, and purloining and embezzling the same, contrary to the Local Act passed for that purpose.— He was found Guilty, and sentenced to six months imprisonment in the House of Correction. J. Holda was sentenced to three months imprison ment, for attempting to intrude himself into the ser vice of Mr. Plestowe, the Magistrate, by means of a fictitious written character. GUILDHALL.—Saturday a well.dressed man, who had been the managing clerk of a Proctor, in Doc tor's Contemns, was charged by his wife with cruel and shatneful conduct to her and her children, and with threatening her life. This charge was confir med by the neighbours, who said they had been alar med for many nights past, by the prisoner coming home in the middle of the night ; and, one night, he had set his bed.on fire. The prisoner seemed to jus. t!fy all he had done, and appeared rather in a de ranged state. He was commited to find sureties. Oxronni MAY 2..l'hursday last the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees : BACIILLOY. IN DIVINITY. The Rev. Will'ans (ones, Fellow of Jesus, College, and Chap. lain in his Majesty's Navy, by decree of convocation. BACIILLOR IN CIVIL LAW. Rev. George Rldout, of Ballot College. MASTIRS Or ARTS. Rev. James Nosl Pigott, of Worcester College. Rev. Benjamin Richings, of Lincoln College. BACRICLORS OF ARTS. • Mr. Richard Baker, of Merton College. Mr. Robert Lam?den, of Exeter College. Mr. William Charles Hill, of ditto. )dr. John Davies, of Worcester College. Mr. John Wiley Crewe, of Brasenose College. Mr. George Bridges, of Trinity College. Mr. Thomas Beckley, of New College. Rev. Job Walker Baugh, M.A. is presented to the rectory of Ripple r Woreestershire. 11ev. T. I'rinee, M.A. of Wadham College, to be domestic Chaplain to the Duchess ofßrumwick. Rev. Henry Primed', M.A. late Fellow of St. John's College, to be Chaplain to the Prince Reg .nt. Wednesday the 15th ultimo, the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Exetfr, was pleased to appoint the Rev. Ilseph Langley, It kat of Bapchild, in Kent, to be his Lordship's Curate of Helingly, in Sussex, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. E. Keynes. MARRIED. Rev. 'ohs Holmes of Gawdy.hall, Norfolk, to Anne, third daughter of the late Rev. Win. Whitear, Rector of , Dare, Sussex. Friday sennight, the Rev. Robert Hewetsou,to Mow Elizabeth Moore, both of Leigh, Eases. Wednesday last, at Danstead, Surrey, the Rev William Henry Walker, to Harriot Harrbon, daughter of 1.. Brickwood,Eqq. Saturday se'nnight, Mr. Ransom, solicitor, of Stowmarket, to Miss Susan Malden Billy, second daughter of Mr. Dally, sue rem there. Rev. Charles Mordaunt, jun. to Faineez Harriot, youngest daughter of the late lames Sparrow, Esci. of Buurton, Somer setskire. _ _ _ The Res. 1. Marsh, of Horsley, Hampshire, to Marla Eliza. Beth, eklest daughter of the late J. Morgan, Esq. of Menge-place, Surrey. DIED. Thursday last, in the Slot year of his age, the Rev. Samuel Wells Thomson, of Christ Church, Oxford. Rev. J. Herring, Vicar of Strebbear, Devonshire. Rev. Mr. Griffiths, Vicar of Eckington, Wurcestetsbire. Rev. Stephen Sloane, of Upper Harley-street. Aged 75, the Rev. Robert Thorp, D. D. Archdeacon of Nor thumberland. At Blackheath, the infant brighter of Captain Thos. Larkins. On the 17th ult. on duty at the Barracks in Hyde Park, Lieu tenant Thomas Evans, senior Lieutenant of the lath Regiment of Light Dragoons • an talker who had been in years in service, and Was wound ed in the hte campaign in Portugal. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning ..... ...... 96 minutes after II Afternoon ON SPRING DIET'. " It is in Spring (observes a cekbrated Physician) that consti tutional diseases come into action; and if, at this season, people were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be prevented." ' I 'HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not only very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample exp►: fence has proved it to be more efficacious in correcting the constitution and.pitrifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink or Sarsaparilla. People subject to eruptions of th• skin, and such as are of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the Sassairas Cocoa, a meet invaluable article of diet. In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and tts ose is adopted by several erninent Physicians. It is sold in a ground state for boiling (in the same manner u coffee), price ni. $l. per pound, by W. Wfisun, Grocer, No. 39, Strand. Orders from the country dust be accompanied with a remittance. CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CUR iiiia7l4l6.Surgeons. late in his Majetty's Service i challenge the wnole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and method of cure have failed of the dedred effect. The practice of many years in this pude:alas branch of their profession has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen. of the first respectability, have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re moval of complaints ef the Urethra, Strictures, &e. and, having received a radical and permanent cure, request that reference, may be made to them u satisfactory evidences of the decided au• pertority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatntent. Many a these Gentlemen have had Strictures from tea to twenty years and had been under the care of Messrs. Horne and Heaviside* and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. MARRIED WOMEN, who nave long bees diippoloted their expectations of a family, may be usual &stilt sat Is. stances such defects are curable by medical *a; pad abbeugh tke removal of such impediments be an object of doubt antique tainty with others, ,yet the cure of such defects, by to gradual progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their expeilasse. Meson. Currie and Co. may be consulted by althorns with He greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their Imm o Its.' 107, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country ar ^ralaeutesi to state the particulars of their cue, age, and general habit of brim ate. inclosing a remittance fot advice and madldnes, who) tbe saw will be gives or seat to any ?an of disktagkau I $ II SALES tY AttCarto4: SAttstt AUCTIQV El ts, • AUCTION MART, (CHICHESTER, SUSSEX. MESSRS. WHITE and SON most respectfully acquaint the Public, that tb tr AUCTION MART, Crane-street, North -street, Chichester, is open for the recepticin of any Goods or Property whatsoever, width may be deposited and Sold by Auction by them; or *y Private Contract, on Com mission.. The amount for such Goodspaid for immediately alter the Sale. N.B. No charge made for the use of the Mart if Sold by Atm tion.—Chichester, May 3, 1819. PORT OF MILFORD. By Order of tie Hon. Commissioners of his IVlajesty's Customs, at the Custom House, Milford, on Thursday, the llEith day of May, 1912, THE Cutter MATCHLESS, burthen about 135 Tons (as she now lies in Hubberstone Pin), with her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture, together with a Boat, two Carriage Guns (9 -pounders), several Muskets, Pikes, &c, ate. and a quad thy of Ammunition. The aboie Vessel is oak bottomed, eoppered, and copper fastened, and is well adapted for a Privateer or fair mercantile trade, where expedition is required, for which purposes only she will be sold.—The Sale to begin at Eleven °Viva In the Moruing.—Custom House, dated April uo, ails. F GREENWICH.—TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-tax Redeemed; Land to Build on, capital MANSION, OFFICES, SM. Croom's By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, od ; Tuesday, May I; sa Twelve, In One Lot, A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE. 3 . Land-tax redeemed, situate on Croom's Hill, Oftenwiek : and opening to Royal Hill ; comprising a cipital MANSION. HOUSE, svhh roomy Offices of all description*, Yard, Gs & dent's house, Wails-house, and Laundry, Coads4satmee. Sighs and Outbuildings; two excellent productive Canine swu round, Green-house , dcc.; Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, and M ee dow•Land, the while upwards of Six Acres, and a .mall piece of Leasehold Land, ad lying compact, gravel walks wound, are a . wanted with full-grown Timbtr, ro..tny Pavillon, Ike. in poss t o 4 sion of Capt. Hamilton, whose term expires before MilsaMm. next. phis Estate is most eligibly situate for building, cow mending a large fro 'tag. to Croom's Hill, the 1 4 .rth west angle opening and overloolduz the Park, and the South-end to Royal:. hill, a beautiful spot, and most desirable property foe esemag Residence and Buddings. May be viewed, with tickets, and by applying on the Pre., raises. where Particulars may be had ; at the Shi•, lttdON T . hound, Greenwich ; of Mr. Cook, carpenter, Royal hill; u l b, I Royal Mortar, IVoolwieh ; C;reen Man, blackheads; of Mum Dyneky's, Gray's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and ul Mr. Robins, War. wick -street, Golden-square-- a Plan tsf tit e estate may he very CUSTOM-HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH. On Thursday, the 7th of May, 18IS, precisely at Ten O'Clock In the Forenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at this . MD MOU I . H. Ok.VON. Office_, • 1 FREEHOLD and MARINE COTTACh VILLA, with M el, THE UNDER-MENTIONED, GOODS, the 1 Pleasure Grounds, and Meadow Land.—By Mr. ROBINS, same having been seized and legally condemned, vie. At Garraway's, sioThursday, May its, at Twelve, fn one i et, Brandy, Rum, Spirits, Cordials, Wine, Tea, SugAr, aiocolate, A VERY desirable FR EE I - 101.D ES I'ATE s A A. Cocoa. Naples Soap, Wax Candid's, Honey, Raisins ().range =, comprising a MARINE COTTAGE VILLA, seate d OD a 'Grapes, Spice, preserved Fish, Crape, Calico, Muslin, China, fine commanding eminence, about a quarter of a mile o f gia., mouth, embracing extensive prospects of the b e a ut if u lly divan.' Shells, Spoons, Forks, Boots, Paper Hangings, Nankeen, Perfu mery, Snuff Box, Salts, Fans, Insects, Fishing Lines, carved Iron', fled country, and bnandicss mews of the Ocean, planned for tls Stones, Beads, s racekts , Ear Drops, Crosses, Anchors, Cables, accommo d at i on o f a F..mily of the first dkinetlon ; containing, Hawsers, stading and running Rigging, a Pomp and a quantity on the ground floor, an amain suit of Apartments, handmaid, of Bar and Old Iron, &c. I finished, consisting • a a Saloon, Drawing-room, Mune-rows, Also foe Exportation, i Library, Dining-rut:nil, and Breakfast-parlour, Seedy, Vestibult Silk Shoes, Silk Shawls, Silk Pelisse, Silk Tamers, Silk Sash, and Hall, principally opening to the Lawn, Pleasure Grouse, Silk Jacket, Silk Handkerchiefs. and luto a Conservatory, whb suitable Bed chambers aid Draw. lug rooms, excellent domesic Offices, with Servants' Apses. Which may be viewed three days before the Sale, on applies tion to the Warthossekeeptr. i mews, roomy Yard, Stabling for six Homo, sac' four Cod houses, Piu , q - im, &c. three Qrcharda, and Meadow Land, cf. FOR SALE, by PUBLIC AUC rION, At the London Tavern! Foxhole-street, Plymouth, os Friday, the 13th day of May nest, THE SHIP ARNO, GEo. MARCHANT late Mas ter, of the following dimensions, per register ; Length 80 feet 1011111thes I Depth 11 feet 10 4 inches Breadth 23 feet 9 inches Admeasures 197 tons. • She is a well built, plain ship, sails fast, and carries a large cargo for the tonnage; is exceedingly well found (men and pro- visions excepted) taken by his Majesty's ship NIC&IEN, Sir 141- chael Seymour, Bart. Commander, and condemned as Prize. The Schooner ABIGAIL, Timothy Pihbury late Master, of the folk wing dimensions, per register : Length 66 feet 0 inches I Depth 7 fret 8 inches Breadth 20 feet 0 inches Admeasures 87 tons. Square sterned, has a woman figure-head, sails fast, and car ries a fair cargo. Th'ss vessel Is nearly hew, is alsu well found, and in excellent condition.—Taken by his Majesty's ship Nit s:cm, and condemned as Prize. The Schooner PRUDENTIA, John ruck late Master. • Di mensions per register: Length 60 feet 5 Inches I Depth 7 feet 5 inches Breadth 17 feet 8 inches Ad:tie:sures 68 tons. Square rented, has a high quarter-deck, carries a fair ear" and sails well. She is in gno.l order and we'l fuund. . Taken by Ills Majesty's ships Bette Pouts and DITAD, and condemned u Prise. The Schooner SPY, bunt in 1809, of the following dimensions: Length 77 feet 0 inches I Depth 8 feet 9 inches Breadth 92 6 Admeasures 131 Tons. She is a very fast-sailing vessel, copper bottomed, and well found, particularly calculated for dispatch. Condemned as prize to his Majesty's ship Batts Pouts, James Brisbane, Esq. Captain. These vessels are well worthy attention ; are calculated for ge neral purposes, requiring very little outfit for any voyage, men and pruvis!ons excepted. For viewing. apply to the Shlpkeepers on board the respective vessels; or to Messrs. Hawsta and Sons, Merchants, rya:ouch —where further information may be olrained ; and also of the following, being the remaining parts of the Cargoes 171 Casks Whale Oil, and 16 Tor., Clunpeactly Logwood ex Arno. 5 Barrels Oil, es Prudenda. 80 Boxes 6 Half do White Harannah Sugar 117 Bags Coffee 23 Reruns lud!go es Spy. 18 Bear Skins 3035 Horns r. - 0 , 6 Cle mining in all about nine Acrim ; the whole forming a mega. chanting ;.nil unrivalled dilution as a Marine Re-idenee he a Nobleman, or Gentleman in the s, a service ; the a'r remarkably mild and salubrious, and excellent neighbourhood. The Pas. chaser may be also accommodated with about 50 Acres of Ms& dow Land, Gardens, and Orchard, hold on Lease and theds. Sant I iousebol Fumitufe ' by valuation. To be viewed by . 1 ichist.. Particulars may be bad aa the Premises; at the London Inn, Sidinotab ; New Inn and Hank Exeter; Fountain, Plymouth-ock ; Hotels, Plymouth arid Wet. Mouth; George id Fountain, Portsmouth; White Hart ad ' Antelope, Salisbury; White Lisa, Bath • Bush, Bristol; sag Messrs. Floyd and Mules, Honiton, of who m Tickets for task may be had; London Inn, Sidniouth; of Messes. Wytlsa, Gray's Inn-square; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick. Steer, Golden-square, where a Plan and Elevation may he sti. HERTS.—" rm. ralutittitz FAIGLY MANSION • MANOR, AND MATZ. In the most beautiful Part of the C.nanty. grid& 111xtees Miss of London, principalpart Tithe-ate, and Leadcsa Redrinaad. By Mr. ROBINS. At GarraWay's, on Thursday, May sot, at It, in Owl" THE Capital MANSION, MANOR, or wet MANOR, and ESTA'T'E of WALL-HALL,"the I= and Residence of the late GEORGE WOODFORD ! LUSSON, Fsq. M. P. deceased, situate near Aldeodam, be tween Eistree, Watford, and ht.Alban's, in a most bannifil and - retired part of the County of Hens, within sixteen shad ! Loisdon. The Mansion is an elegant and spacious modes Wal ing, with castellated Roman cement tron't, of the bat tees ad workmanship, deliginfully situate en a gentle eminence, raw i manding prospects of great beauty and variety, and astabig ample accommodation for a family of the first respeetubity. ' with well arranged offices of all descriptions, machos yob, se eekl.nt stabling for ten horses, coach-hoose, &c. lodgieg reams' and lofts over; a plentiful supply of excellent spring saw, sal a large reservoir for rainwater; lawns, plcasurogreeeds, anis beries, and.plantations, laid out with infinite ease; two blb.) gardens, wailed round, well stocked with the sleeted kb uses, hot-houses, grapery, peachery, flower-eardei. dairy, lee-bons% spacious fsrm-yard, bailirsheoss.= farm-buildings of all descriptions. screened from the nomisebr plantations. The Mansion is surrounded by upward' e.fab acres of excellent pasture, meadow, arable, and wsisdbids, qr. log particularly compact ; the principal part laid out bigot slit. and ornamented with handsome timing . , and hype& ell by e ticnsive and I..st. Val drives, also ors eel sib handsome trees and plantations, with two entrance ma" ind gardens, &c. There arc also two other cottages, with gardens, &c. 'l'he Estate is banurkd in pert by the river Cdm, a fine trout stream, which, as wok at an missive plead dear ruining water, branching from it, lately made at a gust !Vona, and winding beautifully th rough the Mete, we h Ihillview from the house. It is situate in a naghbeerhesd el respectability, and abounding with game. The whole h and the greater part 'I ithe-fret; Lacd Tax reheard. . May be viewed, with Tickets, and by applying to ilk. Thomas Smith, the Bailiff, at Wall-Hall, where I's:degas try be had; and at the E;sex Arms, Watford; Red Lica, Shari White Hart, Edireware; Abercurn Arms , Summar ; Me Hzrt, St. Aan's* Bell, Ha tined; of Messrs. CIMINO*, and Forster, Solicitors, Carey-street, Lincoln" lan; WA" Architect, Gower-street ; at Caraway"; and of Mr. RAM. Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Pim of tie SerNe, may be usu. iiirelgd, MANOR and Valuable FREEHOLD, and In part lig Farms and Lauds (with Land-tas redeemed) is tan Riding of the County of York.—By Mr. WhL STANTON. At the Bever:el Anna lon, in the 'lowa of Breeds!, ea Wed nesday and Thursday. the sinth and 21 u days of May, 1614 each day at Twelve o'Clock, the following valuable Property. In iti Lots, via.. • THE MANOR or LORDSHIP of ELSTE RN. WICK, with the Rights, Royalties, and Appoolisco thereto belonging, together with the Free and Copybeld flans amounting to Att. Ale. 6d. per mount. and the furs MEW eras si.veral Houses, and 376 Acres of Land held of this Mawr Copyhold in Bondage; also a valuable Farm, conciliable CONN. with new erected Farm-house and Out -buildings, detrameada five miles from the Marks* Town of Haden, sod Neelvelble the Port of Hull. 1 The MARTIN ESTATE, etessistkei of 151Aeres ef !Aids' *With Farm-honse and necessary Out-buildings, filtrate is the IParish of Swine, about 0 miles front Hull, and tit from E. Bowler . Ths DIMBLKTON ESTATE.., comprising nine Acne d 1411.4.dthate iu the Pariah of Ea-iogton, about y.l nibs dem %Melton. Ilet J• Ul4 DALTON ESTATE, consisting of 72 Awed land, situate about six Indestrout Beverley, and tie monk' lance from Market Weighton. el The SEAT ON ROSS f.s'i ATE; comprislrg 10 Adel Land at Seaton Ross and Bcilby, 7 outer front MarketWeightee• ' The REIGHTON ESTATE, consisting of a Dlft m li kisig and 2b Acres of Land, about lie miles trans Bridilitra 04 ' 14 from Scarborough. • The MOLESCROPT ESTATE, which is Amara et Sell; Toy, and comprises 120 Arri a ; and it not PteVir"/ akeildi :by Private Contract, will else be Sold by Aualeo. 1... 1 A DWELLING-HOUSE, with Stable. Garde.rls: 1011 71 IT: i , toads of Land at Woodtransey, and the Tithes al 4 certain Lands, coat airing about 1347 Acres, is the T • of Woodmanscy, Theater, Wet% Star/IMA 3 31 4 e r n nekton, w.thits the Parish of ht. John of Bever a f , oilßhin of the Clunty of' York. • . • N. B. 'Fitt Moleseroft Estate nill be Sold the first is Lots, and the reinahung part et the property the weed 111 Lou. Kinder,,,, Fur part icubra apply to Mears. Graham,tig• • Ake, Solicitors, Lteco-n" Inn, London; Mewl - Ib lii ga g -Pearsoe, t'olicitors, Sleaford, Lincolnshire ; Moan' ii s i 4 aillPoils Land Agents, maio. Tempi. ;wt. Landon ; 'num* Err t Nei: l =i John Lociiwond, 2o l PC Talhahre ; the Illighen, Hats; sod at sw• Wile Ihriosii Anal PP afiK uit . 5r . 4 0.001 0 ' nwiriAl. __..l JOHN LUECOM dB, Broker. CA M BR IDO ESNI R E. VALUABLE FREEHOLD 'MANOR AND ESTATE: BY MR. PEYTON, At the Bell Inn, at Merrill. in the County of Suffolk, about the first week in May (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), in several Lots. HA MANOR of S HA RDELOWS ALLING- L In Shndy Camps, together with a very valuable Estate, for the most part inclosed,•situate in the several Parishes of Shudy Camps, Horsheath, and Barlow, in the County of Cambridge; and containing near 27a Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, let to respectable Tenants, who are twist notice to quit at Michaelmas nest. Descriptive Particulars will be published previous to Sale.— To treat for the same, apply to Mt. James, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn. London. .LUNIXTN s Printed by Ltvies. tbsre, we a the Syr Ws, remils'w. r. , r" -- i T., h( A : _.. . - 4 1 CAMBRIDGESHIRE. VALUABLE TITHE FREE ESTATF.--Land Tax redeemer}. BY MR. PEYTON, At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, about the first week in May next, In several Lots, AMOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, situate in the Parishes of. Bwaffbam, Bulbeck, Bottisham, and Ewa. ham Prior, in the County of Cambridge; comprising a very excellent welling-house and Farming Offices, sundry detached Hosnestalls, and upwards of One Thousand Acres of most excel lent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Fen Land, in a high state of cultivation whereof possession may be bad at Michaelmas neat. Descriptive Particulars will shortly be published ; in the mean time application may be made to Mr. James New Boswell-court, Lincoln's lnn.l.4hdon. CAPITAL. PORTINIMIDIFINVir. To be SOLD by AUCTION?-41frIlk. WILLIAMS, • On Wednesday, June 5, 1814, atemes s elock, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, at the-Commercial Sale- Rooms, Bristol, THE capital and very valuable FREEHOLD BREWERY and PREMISES belonging to the late Co- Rtmership of Mesas. Joserst BRITTAK, and Gloucester Porter Brewery Company, most eligibly situate in Westritc-stoat, iu the City of Gloucester. . The Premises comprise a Brewboase with three Boller. ' four Pump Engines. Patent Mashing Machine, e xten s ive Malt Lofts, Malt Mitt and hoisting Apparatus, excellent Cellarage containing Store-pieces of appropriate dimensioni capable of holding up wards of Y.Ono Barrels, a Cooperage, and Good Stabliug.—The whole terminating with a convenient Wharf on the Banks of the Weer Severn, which furnishes most exeellentWatte for brewing. • There are also two Leasehold Tenements, and Collating- Houses adjoining. • This Brewery (which is one of the most complete in England) was substantially fitted up in the year 1808 by an eminalt Er*. neer, possesses every modern improvement, is admirably eon. strocted for carrying on the trade in the most advantageous man ner, upon an extensive scale, with the greatest possible saving of manual labour , and is evade of brewing 2d quarters at a time. A Purchase; My macula's epees very extensive consumption, there being needier Port er tinsina . in or near Gloucester. bosediategessiesies may be Ake .at 700 Barrels e[ liereetßaer, Brown Stout, and Dim& terter.—The' Cedes. mpg IS ether Utensils and Imple ments's, die trade, beth find sallantweafile. 1' be viewed, upon Imilleadea at the Brewery, and Particu lars *ay be had of Mr. Jar* 12, Gray's inn Square, London; I Mr. alkey, Solieltor, Gleeeweer ; and Mr. Tanner, Solicitor, *lasi; who are aetboriaed Is treat for a Sale by YrivateCeptracu ••• • .