Star. — London, England, 1812-05-12 00:00:00

.~ . - '. COURT MAIIICE7*. " ' fRICRS 07 ORAIN AT TN R. FOLLOWING MARICIST. BA SINGsro II It, May 6.—Wheat 128 s Od to 15:35 Od per Quarter.. Barley 74s Od to 791. 04 'Beans 00s Od ' o 00s 041 Oats 4 85 ad to. 504 Od l Pease 04 ad to ow ad jlread 2s t id. per gallon. VIA lIIINIIZA 0, hiay 6.-Wheat tails 04 to 1545 Cd per Qr. • Barley 70s Od to 80s Od 1 Brans 765 04 to BNR 04 Oats • 52 1 04 to 6tts Od Pease Ws ud to 76s 04 . , Bread Ss. Od. • Ncwituav, May 7.—Wheat 105 s Od to 1574 Od per Or. . • - Barley 705 Od to 80s (14 1 Beans 84s 04 to 84. Od. • Oats 52s ad' to 63s Od I Pease ties 04 to 78s . 0d . i * Bread 2s. 10d. I Hatttcy, 'May 7.—Wheat 105 s 01 to 150 s 04 per-Qr. ••Barley 58s Od to 76. Od 1. Beans 601 04 to 715 s Od Oats 4os Qd to 53s od Posse 624 Od to 614 Od . -.. _, .. Bet-ad et. 10d. Dilltaill, Pday 7 -.-Wheat 1342 to 152 s 04 per Qr.. Nark/ ~- ,• .. • .711 s to 80. Beans. 68s to 02s Oata•.. .• .. 51s. to 63s I Peas - Ws to Ws .•-• - Average otWhear this day S 7 2s. 'pl. .. . RZADING, May 9._Wheat 1185 04 to 152 s Od per Qr. . Barle'y 66s Od to 80. I Beans. 76s 64 to 823 Od Oats 48. s 04 to 61s I Peas dOs 04 to. 70s 04 . , Bread Ss Od. . ' ' &steamer, May 7.—Wheat 17s Od to 20s 04. Beaus Bs. 04. to 9s. 6d. Vetches, WI to 00s per tuelsel. Barley 745. to stns. Oats Ste. to 605, per 4uarter. Bread Its. 10d. Flour •t Ws. a sack. Atotasrogro.!--Our,fair on Thursday Was tolerably well atten. • decd. 'I he show of shags *as not large, but they were, generally sp.-eking, la. gocd condition, and were soon isdaght up, at , a • 14.wei price than tip ettpteed. • There Were a few lean cattle, bu' the salt of them . wairtather dull. - . PoarsisouTtt —me fine weather which this month has pro duCed. has so much improved the wheats in this neighbourhood, that there is retry prospect at present, of an early and abundant harvest. Camay —Wheat fell considerably at our market on Satur day se'rntin, and we have 'lc, s oubt when the Spring business in the etn.t.try is over, we shah have provisions ranch cheapar than at prartn. Breese I.—Potatoes have been for wale time pist so high as *from itttl . to 1 . 14. per vane in our meats, but from several parts or the country ..we have secuuttis .of the prices declining / At X.lnleriek autl Ennis they are in great, abundance at fourpence halfpenny per none, and•when the season is far advanced, they immt be brought to the -markets in al) places. '1 he scarcity in our market of late has 'seen occasioned prir.cipally by the faquers being engaged iu sooting, &c. • SECOND FIRE AT CA hreatincr..—Early on Sunday' morning the:Sd inst. between the hours of one and two. a second alarming fire was diStovered in Sidney College : it breke.out in an. uninhabited apartment, . andt communicating to`the inliabite:l part of the Col , lege, completely destroyed the fin niture of two adjoin. ing rooms. .The dreadful element Wai first disco vered by some Members of a Club in that University, ho were at that time returninghone. These Gen tlemen imniediately'alamted the neilibourhood,"anci • in a Short tune engines were procured and the scene of lioreor witnessed by a number of assisting specia tors.- The flames at first raged so violently as to give.reasOn for apprehending the entire demolition of that august and Ancient edifice, the destructive ele ment appearing to acquire strength and progress not , withstanding-every effort exerted to check it. - What added still more to tiw distress which must always attend so sad a scf:rf, one of the engines was dining some time rendered completely ineffec • ii've by a tree. which happened to stand immediately between it and the fire, so close as to prevent its operation -; by the ; united force, however, of some men the tree was re moved in su ch: a manner as to give free play to the engine, and at a little after f•ur o'clock the flames were fortunately extinguished. The damage done by the fire is not, very serious, though the loss sustain , ed by Students by the breaking of furniture, licc. in the time of its removal to a Face of security, is •said to be considerable. The Chapel . and Hall were filled with furniture in order to prevent , the flames from reaching it. A tinder-box, made use. of probably by the malicious incendiaries, has since been discovered amongst the ruins of one of the rooms. There can now no longer exist any shadow of doubt that the fire was intentionally communicated, and it is indeed a matter of very serious, nay, alarming consideration, not merely to this Colhge in particular, but to every other College throughout the University. . DIVIDENDS to be made at GUII.DHALL. May 12 W. Murray, Pall-mail-court, tailor, at 12. June 2. •B. I'a7mer Old Jewry, yam-hanger, at 1. June 9. S. Sullins; CQg eshaU, malster, at 10. May 30. F. P.A. railorff, Hatton - • garden, furrier, at 1. May •30 J. Irwin, Clement's-lane, mer . chant, at 12. ' Mal 30 J.E. Wilion, lioundsach,hardwareniali, at 10. May 30. W. Ford, Beekink;ttin, maltiter, a: 11. May 30. 3. P. Woolley, Walham-green, hrew.2r, at 12. May 30..1 Lut yen,. Lloyd's Coffee-house, Insl.rance-brokrr, at 10. May 30. G. Clamp and 1. Moore, Newport-street, warehousemen, at 12. May 30. D. Phillips, Walbrook, tailor, at 10. May 23. T. Coot!, klorttumberlanel-strert,nierchant, at 10. . DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. June D. E. and S. Jackson, B•Iston. jipani,ere, at 1, at Mr. Laitcy. June 1. M. A. Sl..ney, Shiffnall, scrivener, - at 2, at the Jerninghpin Arm4,"Shiffnall. May 27. R. Heyworth, Grimsby, mc;cer, at 12, at the Ang.l, Glamford Briggs. hlay 26. E. C. Milburn and Co. Shields, ship-huilsjers, at 11, at t h e Tuik's Head, Newcastle. June 9. Ann &Bringer, 8011/nit), dra per, at 12, at the Commercial Roe ma, Bristol. Intie.2. H. Eccles, Beverley, cora. factor, at 11, at the '1 igur, Beverley. Jtine..l. J. • and J. Birch, Manchester, cotion-merchants, at 11, at the Dog, • Manebester. June 8. L. Peacock, Beier's)+, woolles.- diaper, at 11, at the Tiger, Beverley'. June 1. J. 1 ordidf, Leeds, wool • stapler, at 11, at the White Horse. Leeds. CERTIFICATES, MAY se. D. L. Pereira, Artillery place underwriter. D. Lewi s , kfil ford, shopkeeper . .L Child, Crotched-mat/, victualler. T. Etheriugtoo, Lawrence Poutuney:lane, "dr) salter.. J. Hewitt, St. Jamees.striet,engraver. Could, Garry St, Mary, deal e r. J. Whittle, Liverpool, lailor. T. !Milner, Sheirield, rlerniay. I. Purdy, Ludgate-fill% bookseller, J. Green,Deb ling, farmer. J. • Wicks, Sodhary, tanner. E. Adams, Easingsrztke, shopkr.e/wr. G. Gray, Pentonville, mariner. Z. Hu'thin, Beer-lane, insu ranceebroker. J. Garnet), Waterlng.diury, innkeeper . F. Hunt, • $11140), butcher. J. Etub erly, Ship Inn-yard, corn-dealer. DISOLU 1 lON OF PARTNERSHIPS. • .' Fl e tcher and Rose, Strand, balserdashers. Carter and Lloyd, Cracechurch-street, hosiers. Cromblehtrane and Co. Saltord and • Loridon, thread-manufacturers. Starner , and Eli*, Plymouth, deapeTs. k. and . i;cotr, Fencliurch-street Chambers, ship brokers. Wdliants and Wa!ker, Dar tford, attornies. Lewis and ' Co. Norwich, drapers. \Wedgwood and Co. tit. Dennis, potters. Ritton and Maguire, Rickagate,tatters. 1V..11$ and Co. Philput lane, grocers. J. J. and J. Cavite, Yowl], dowlas-rnakers. tan sum and Co. Tower.stscet, ship-brokers. Lodworth and Mar ' Leeds, surgeons • alien, . At Buraledon, `che Lady of Litottnant M'Coy, R. N. of a At ouuthampten, the Lady of Lieutenant Shalwell,:3sth "intent, of a lull At Hue the Lady of Colonel Conway, of a son. • MARRIED. Monday lic'uniglit, at Kitgs on Church, near Powantoutli, Jeutenant J. E. Jones, of the oyai Maine Battalion, to IVii ss rvoise 4 tlaughter of Mr. Jaryotie, of his Majesty's Victual ling °flee. DIED. On , the 13t/t ult. lu Portugal, in the ieth year of-his am-Ed -ward Henry (Masse, h.q. on the Stair of the truish.Couurnssa-, riat, and sou of late Rel. Georg! litury (Attest, *Lector of L_ ,SALES BY AUCTION. NEAR GUILDFORD, SURREY. Ciphal Freeholt: Estate, near Five liundred Acre, tailed Dims. Place Manor Farm. abounding with Game, an eligible Pro. I pert) , !or investing Money, or for Residence. By Mr. ROBIN 6, At Garraway's, on Thursday, May VI, at Twelve, by order of • the Proprietor, under 4he authority of the Conunissioners for the Sale and 'Wien:pilot, of the Land-Tax, THE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called DOWN-PLACE, MANOR FARM, abounding with Game, Coppices and Wood •Land,Nith a capital Mansion or Farm House, Offices of all descriotious, Barns, Stables Cattle sheds, and various Out-buildings and Cottages, togethlr with sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pastan'. and' Arable Land, in a good state of cultivation; the whole E,e,.te comprising upwards of Four Huudred,and Eighty Acres, in a rksig fence, in possession of Mr. George Ellis, for the remainder of a s,, , :nn of twenty-one years, which expires at Michaelmas, 1817, at a•Xery low old rest, bet immediate possession of part of the Land nut),' be bad, if re quired. This Estate forms. a very desirable propert,' fur a resi dence, being all compact, a healthy and elegy aced situaaion, good roads, and excellent nei._ hbourltiod, only two tittle front Guild ford, 4 front Giiiislming, a from Farnham, and S 2 from Lonalon• May be viewed by applying to Mr. Ellis, the tenant, of whi k `ln Particulars may be had; and at the White Han, Guildford; ess r Mr. Moons, King's Arms, Godalming; at the Fountain, Port.-•! mouth; Bush, Fandt .m ; SLIA, Kingston; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitiis, saiishurrrstre, Fleet-street, London; at Cutaway's ; and of Mr. Rajas, Wa rwick-sti eet, Golden-square e where a Plan at the Estate may be swat. SIDMOUTH, DEVON. • FREEHOLD and MARINE. COTTAGE VILLA, with Offices, • Pleasure Grounds and Meadow Land.--Ily Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'a, on Thursday, May 28, at Twelve, in one Lot, AVERY des;rable FREEHOLD . ESTA:I'E ; comprising aIVIARINE COT FACE VILLA, seated on a fine commanding eminence, about a quarter of a mile of Sid mouth, embracing extensive prospects of the beautifully.divenl fied country, and boundless views of the Ocean, planned for the accommodation of a Family of the first •distinction ; containing, on the ground floor, an elegant suit of Apartm, ms, -handsomely finished, consisting of .a Saloon Drawing-room,. Mur,ic- roots f, Library, Dining-room, and Breakfast-parlour, Study, Vestibule, and Hall, principally opening to the Lawn,. Measure Grounds, and into a Conservatory, with suitable Betl : chamben and Dress- Ing.rooms, excellent dometric Officio, tot h Servants' Apart ments, roomy Yard, Stabling for six Horses, and four Coach houses, Piggeries, Ste. three Orchards, and Meadow Land, con taining in all about nine Acres; the whole forming a most en chanting and unrivalled situation as a Marine Residence for a Nobleman, or Gentleman in the sea strvice ; the Wr remarkably mild and salubrious, and excellent neighbourhood. The Pur chaser may be also accommodated with about SO Acres of Mea dow Land, Gardens, and Orchard, he'd on Lease; and the ele gant Household Furniture, by valuation. To be viewed by Ticker-.. Particulars may be hid op the Premises; at the Lodflon Inn, Skimouth ; New Inn Ind Merl, Exeter; Fountain, Plymeuth-Dock ; Hotels, Plymouth and Wey mouth; George and Fotmtain, Pot tsmouth ; White Hart aul Antelope, Salisbury ; White Lien, Bath ; Bush, Bristol; and Messrs. Eoyd.and Mules, Honiton, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had; London' inn, Sithuoiith ; of Messrs. Nt'ytliatn, Grays Inn-square; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Wlnvielt street, Golden-square, where a Plan and Elevation may be seen. . . HERTS.—CAPITAL • I'itIEHOLD - -FAMHAT . MA MON MANOR, AND ESTATE, In the most beautiful Part of the County, within Siateen Mlles of London, principal part Tithe-free, and Land-tax Redeemed. By Mr.. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, May 28, at 12, ii) One Lot, 'T'HE Capital MANSION, IVIANOR, or reputed -p- MANOR and ESTATE of WALL-HALL, the Property and Residence of the late GEORGE WOOD! ORD THEL LUSSON, Esq. M. P. deceased, situate near Aidendam. be tween El-tree, Nll4 ford, and ; t.Albau's, in a most beautiful and, retired part of the County of Her's, within sixteen mlies of London. The Mansion is an ebsant and spacious modern build-' ing, with casteliated Rearm) cement trout, of the best taste and `workmanship, &AU:tastily situate un a v gentle eminence, com mand...lig propects of er.at beauty and variety, and containing ample accommodation for a family of the hest respectability, ' with well arranged offices of all descriptions, spacious yard?, ex cellent stabling for ten'horses, coach-house, Etc. lodging rooms and lofts over; a plentiful supply of excellent spring water, and a large reset voir for rain water; lawns, pleasure-grounds, shrub. berles, and plantations, laid out with i n finite taste; two kitchen gardens, walled round, well stocked with the choicest imit ates, hot-houses, grapery, peachery, flower-garden, pheasantry, dairy, ice -house, spacious farm-yard, bailiff's-home, and cavil al firm-huildings of ail descriptions, screened from the mansion by plantations. The Man'iun is surrounded b r upwards of 230 i acres of ,exeellent pasture, meadow, arab:e.,, and woodlands, ly ling par'ticula'rly compact ; the principal part laid out in the park style, and ornamented with handsome timber, and is approach ed by extensive and beautiful drives, also ornamented with handsome trees and plautatlops, wan two entrance cottages, and gardens, &c. 'I here are also two oth:r cottage', with 'gardens, &c. The Estate is bounded in part by the river Coble, 'a fine trout, stream, whic t, as well as an extensive piece of 'clear running 'seater, branching from it, lately made at a great excense, and winding beautifully through the grounds, are in full view front the house. It .is bittrace in a ne:ghhouehood ol great respectabili-y;and abounding with game. The whole is Fre- hold, and the greater pin t lithe-free; Laud Tax redeeml d. May be viewed, with Tickets , and by applying to Mr. Thomas Smith, the Bailiff ,at Wall-Hall, where Particulars may be had; and at the Essex Arms, Watford; Red Lion, Elstree; White Hart, Edgeware; Abercorn Arms, Stanmore ; White Hart, St. Alban's; Bell, Hettlord ; 'of Mews. Oddie. Oddie, and Forster, Solicitors, Lacey-Erect, Lincoln's Inn • ar. Shaw, Art•.ittct, lower-strait ; at Cutaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-so tit l Gulden - Square, where a Plan may be seen. _L YORKSHIRP. MANOR rand Valuable FREEHOLD, and in part Tithe-free • farms anti Land§ (with Land-lax redeemed) in the East Riding of the County ot York.—By Mr. WIVI. .STANTON, At the Beverley; Arms Inn, in the Town of Beverley, on Wed *nestlay and 1 isursday, the..2osh and.2lst days of May, 1812, each dAy. at Twelve allock, the following valuarde Property, iu vs Labor's. - • • MANOILot LORDSHIP of ELSTERN ' WICK, with the Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, tov.ther with the Free and. Copy hold rents, amounting to AV. Os. lid. per annum, and the fires arising Iron% antll76.Acres of Land held of this Manor as Copybold its, Bondage; also a valuable l'artn, ciontaining32,Acres, with new.ertetel from-house and Out-buildiogs, situate about Svc mils trap the Market Town ot Hedon, and twelve from the Port of Hull. • • The MAR I iN ESTATE, consisting of 132 Acres of Land, farm-h, use and nedessary Out-buildings, situate in the Parish of Swot% about S miles from Hull; and 12 fruit Beverley. The DINiIIIsFHON ES'I'ATE comprising nine Acres of Land, situate in the Parish of gasiti g ton, about &la miler lrorn Pattrington. The - SOU I H DALTON ESTATE, consisting of 73 Acres of Land, situate about sir miles from Beverley, and the ante dis tance from Markt+ Weighton. - The ON ROSS EsTATE, comprising 103 Acres of I.and at Seaton Ross ant; Balbyy 7 miles from MarketWeighton. The REIGH I'ON ES I'A FE , comsisting of a Dwellim house and 2ti Acres of Land, about six Miles Cron; Bridlittion and 14 from rat ;gh. The MuLESCROFT ESTATE, which Is situated at Bevii !,,y, and ccnipenes.l2o Acres; and if not previously disposed of by Pr: vate toatract, will also be Su!tl by Auction. A DWELIANG.IIOUSE, with Stablr, Gardetl, and tee Roods of Land at Woosimansey, and the Tithes arising from certain Lands, containitee, about 1 S47' Acres., ttt duCluwualiips of Wuodmansey,' twenty, wee, Stotkliill, Sandholmr, and Piclitoit r withiu the Parish of sr. John of Bever.t.y, it the East Riding of the County of York. a. The Moleseroft Estate will be fluid the first day io 14 Lots, an 4 the remaiiiiiig,part .or the property the se..witil day, in 12 Lots. For particulars apply to Mears. Graham, Kinderley;and Dons viile, Solicitors, I.incoln's Inn, Loudon; Messrs. Handley and Pearson, Solicitors Sliaford, Lincohishire • Messrs. Black and Chapman, Load A g ents ; Middle Temple H all, London ; itithard Tewniend,. Ekii. Newbury. Berke ; Joho LOckwirod, DI. Bever ley. Yorkshire • the Aticticineer, 1 - 141 i; and of Mr. Harwood, of t he 'Beverley Arms Inn aforelokl. • SALES .BY AUCTION: CAM BR I DONSHI It VALUABLE rREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTArt BY MR. PEY rot:, At the Bell len, at liaverhil4in the County of Suffolk, on Fri*. tlsi ::9th day of May, 1812, at thre e o'clock (it no t p rev i a * disposed of as an Entirety by Private Contract, of which dee notice will be give's), in 13 Las, I.I'HE MANOR of SHARDELOWS A LUNG. I, 1 - TON, in Shudycamps, together with a re.p.rable rano. house and convessleht Olken, sevaal Cottages, sod n ear i lk Acres of vary valuable Land (great tart enclosed), its a hie, e tak of cultivation, in the occupation of Mr. W e d ge an d Mr. Le,* who ere ands; notice to quit at Michaelmas neat. 'nits Estate is situate at Shudyeamps , in the County tiCsea. bridgs—a moat pleasant country, abounding with Game, sad 'a the immediate neighbourhood of the Ilturlow Foloy on g s , k adjoins the *furopike.road from Cambridge to I levethin, eag 11 distant from the tatter place and L%toto each four miles, gift s Wiltkn nine talks, Chesterford Dime miles, Clare ten uta k , Castle lietlin i ghtUn 15 notes. Newmarket 13 miles, C au b o t s miles, mid London SS miles. To be viewed on application to Mr. Eerie. fikeilicationsmee I be ottained by application at the Red Lion, Limon; nos e so k Clown, Saffron Walden • Crown, Cliestwfard ; Ram In n , 11, 1 ,. market; iiaop, Cambri dge ; Hit Musa, Clare; Sea r Cude a-Ingham ; at the' Place of Sale; of Chester Pern.tsq.At i k e too, n..-ar Linton; Charles Wedge. Weasel lioczoto wer N ewnzar k e s ; Messrs, Woodcock. Bateman, Lincoln s It h e i and at Mr. James*. Office, New buesveli.court, w a g", l ass ' London. ." • CAMBRIDOESHIRE7 --- - VALUARLA , nnig FREE ES'INUF.-•Landfita redeems'. BY MR. PEYTON; At the Ram Inn, liewsudiet, on Taii4ay, leas t t laal , 1 in several Lots, A MOST DESIttABLE ESTATE, situate is 1. the Parish‘s of Sy/airbags), solbeek , Uuttisham,aml am& b arn p r ior ' in the Criunty of Cambride; corn, r.sis Ll= eaceUri... Dwellint-lsouse and Farming Oiltees, Hotnestalls, and tr)wards of One thussiand Aeres a ulo l ent A ra bl e , Mea dow, Pasture, and Fen Land, iu a ki 6 k state of cliltivatioo, whereof possession may be had at Michaelmas Nu. Descriptieel'articulars will shortly be published.; athrp time arp!ic3tion mar be made to Mr. James, New ihnwell•wett, Lincoln's 6.n, l . otldstl. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PAM / I—KENT. By Meters. HOGGART acd PHILLIP'', At the Auction Mat:, on Friday, the.ntichlay, at to nUES. sr, 7 A RBI s situate in the palish. of Aar Bidcnden, di s tant 0.-ly one and a half mile trout the Po' rid), six milts from *fenteresti and Cranbrouk, rine from Saqsle• burst, and 17 from I'Vlaidstonedn the County ot4tent, conesting of about One Hundred and Fifty a cres of uncommon.rich A.-2- We, Pasture, and Hop Land ; tke efisole within a ring fence, and - divided into two Faris, with a spacious Farm House, darns, Stabling, Lodges, Hop Oastes, and Ouiboldiagi, in the occu pation ,of Mr. John Hooker and Mr. H. tenants it and have had notice to quit at Michael:liar next.. To be vitwed with leave of the Tenants, and IStrticulars bad ten days prior to the sale, of Messrs. Wilts hire and Buulton So- Old Broad-street ;at the Inns Tenterden, Cranbiouk, and Bidenden ' • at the Bell and star lons, Maidstone; at the Auc tion Mart ; and of Messrs. Huggart and PodlipX, 62, Old Irma& street, Royal Exchange.. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES CA 1 E sal) Alz.:lo*, In WILTSHiItE.' By Mr. THYNNE, et the Ant:Hon Mait, on Tuesday, the inst. at is o'clock, in four Lent, unless in the mean tint &po sed of by ; mite contract, at which du e Entice wul b e g o es , 'IHE truly valtttble lt ELHOLDESTATE call. .A.. ed WATER EATON; containing upwarJ.nt et.' eitretot meadow, pasture, arable, and wood Lard; a near built Dwelling-house, fit for the arcounnoi.atitth of a gent-e: roily; and two good Farm houses, with tunable orisi p in exylent repair. Thu va'ualde ptopeny lb In part Wiltshire, and Is divided Iwo three very cumparthm sufficiently well timbered, sti titith , :ree, the.poo t .r at e s wryly; , the land throughout of the most productivese.atw-e,autt enrol* well Managed. In the Wood which to n: s i ns 2 ; A. 11 .51 1 . II good growth of Oak, and it aboudds with ploe4autt. • 'I he Manor or reputed Manor eat...,cla over 1004 Awe id 'Land in a country abounding With Came, with a vath he I of fishery ' lntills River 1 haute.. The Estatiposatss s the pat advantage of being close to the 1 hams and Sever* Card, oohs the Turnpike road from Highworth to Cite:ices er,and bid . * .2t suiles.of Cricilette ; four.trora Atiighwustis ; fiw both Caw rester; four from fa•riord; 10 front Earringdon, lit (mei Maths but Y, and SO from London. • Mr. Cuss ' at the Whtte.Hart Inn, Criridade, will t h e w th e Estate, where Printed l'artictlars may be bad; aho at &Ist. hut, Cireuter ir • the' Bull Inn, Fa , rford ; Crown, Farthyso; White Lion. Meinubury.; at the Place of tole ; of Metal Da vis and Poole, Otistol; of Mr. Chaties James, N 0.12, Col l splre ; .of lice. Trfne, 8, Pucci Ctirler, WeEmitister; Pig ' Ms. Wakeman, efk, Upper Baker-aerie, London, effiere s ilgie of the Esta•e maybe seen. . . • DETACHED RESIDENCE, AND GROUNbS, SOUTH LAMBE EH. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, . - At the Auction Mart, cn Friday, £2d of May; at it, lu toe Lot, by order of the Executorsa. A N ELEGANT COMMOEtIQUS finished with superior taste, and presenting a. neat uni form front, in the cottage style, at South Lambeth, the late Re incliner and property of WII.LIASI HA‘• 103, Jisq. deceased:6— The house is replete stab actomniodations, and contains eight -lied-chambers and dressing-rooms,. a dining-room, about 2; toot by I i 5,• leading to a conservatory about :a, feet in length, draw. 14-rouni opeuir;;" on the lawn, morning room • gentleman'spar lour, a capital wine-cellar attached to the dimin g-nom, etcaent offices and st•INSDIS'.IOOII4, an elegant lawn,...arnaniented with clumps of shrubs and forest trees, hitchen-gaiden, melon-ground, fruit-walls, coach-house, stabling, two ceittagaa, and a rich pad.. doe: adjoining, .118 feet iti trout of the road, and containing altogether about three acres. This dedrablp property is held f.r lung terms, at.trifling trourid•rents, and a purchaser will be ac.. commodattd with early possession.. To be v:ea ed ten days previous tb the sale, with tickets only; which, with particulars, may be had of William Walton, Earl. Girdlers li.il, Basinghan-street; and of Meissrstlinittart and Philips, 62, Broad s coot ; Particulars also A the Mart. SCIMERkihTSHiRE. FOR SALE ON FEE) BY AUCTION, • By Mr. WOLLEN,. On Friday. the 12th day of June next, at the Bell Ina, at Ilag. don, between the hours of Four and Si t in the Alterman, (unlesi disposed of in the mean time btprivate Contact), 1 1. 1 HE loilowing FREEHQLI) PROP/IVY, j. in Lots: Lot L. All that neat DWELLING•HOUSE, called West Hi Reuse,. In Blagdon aforesaid; co silting of two Parloars, 19 A. by 15 rt. the other 17 by 15, and a small Breakfast Finny, `four best Bee rooms, a roomy Kircher, China Pantry, and ow venient Offices. And also, several Cl.. ti of Pasture, Arabiond Wood Land, considered 92 Acres, statute nu asuce, fire of which arc planted to an Orchard; the whole within a ring fena,de. Lghtfully situated ; dietetic only 14 miles from Motel, 21 Rata bath, and lila neighbourhood truly respectable. Lot S.—Several Choirs of Meadow and. Aware 011OMM, lying cage-Our, and containing Se Acres, statute mann, ors or Irss. This Lot may be divided. I.ot 3.-4 1 111tece or Arable Ground, called H:gher Latilletri containing by estimation to/ Acres, more or less. I.ot 4.—One Piece of Pasture, called the Lower l e soghl% containing by eitintstion 81 Advs. Lot 5.—A young Oiebart! called the Yeo Paddock. I.ot 6 . —OneClose of Arable Ground, called also the Tashi dock, by estimation 2 Acres, more or less. Lot 7.—One Close of Arable Ground, called Horst,l44olll , lion S Acres ; and about one Acre of Coppice adjuloing, All the above l.ots are situated in Bligaola atoreezbi, Wilts scasiou will be delivered on payment of the Fora Sight (0 Ihe Premises, al ply to Mr. George Drifilell Bell Inn, Marton; and for particoluter ilk; at the Mist Mr. Whitley. fa Whirls, ow /0001. Satire to be postyr/A :30th A pril. 1 12. . VALtIA BLE FREEHOLD ESTAI'ES, WOOD-GIREENZnear IiORNSEY, vvirh an excellent Family Cottae, Pleasure grounds, Carders, Hot-house and upwards "beset:my-6m" Acres of rich P.sture Land, Offering most eligible &Lawton lbr tiLe erec ion of Villas. lly Messrs. HOGGAILT and PHILLIPS, 4 At the Mart, on Friday, May 22, at Twelve, in Fifteen Lots, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Samuel Po:ter, AVERY Important and Singularly Va luable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate within five aides of the Royal Exchange, at Wood-green, near Hornsey, in the occupa tion of Mr. Sits:us'. Po•rre It: he Estate consists of a comfor table Family Cottaglh, on the South-side of Wood-green, a most romantic and beautiful part of ti.i coon ry, commanding views of the surrounding Wl's, intersected by the New itivec. The Cot- I tsge is in xxce.llent repair, finished with peculiar taste, and en's• tains numerous Bed rooms, Dining cad Drawl:iv-Owns, of good proportions; and excellent Offices, attached and de ached, a moat productive Kitchen garden, cultivated at a great expence for the produce of the fittesr Emit?, waited on every bide, and doubly clothed with trees, a Hot-house, uptiards of Of fee: in extent, planted with luxuriant vines, selected from aU parts of the kingdom, and now in high perfeo ion, a new planted Orchard and Paddock, containing altogether about 20 Acres, of which immediate possession may be had. The remainder of this valu able property will be divid:d into lots, suitable to erect villas upon. situation is peculiarly adapted for the purpose, and there is large quantity of brick-earth to be found. The land I* situate in vat ions parts of the Green •lallei, within a short dissance of the first lot, forming d stinet lots of hiclosnres, (rem eve, eig3t, and fifteen acres eoch. The New Wu r will form a boundary to some of them; and the; views In every direction are picturesque and beautifin ; also several pieces of Marsh land, inTottenham-marsh. The Estate may be viewed whit Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had fifteen deiys prior to the sale, of William eValtorr, Esq. Girdlere-hall; Basinghall-street ; of Messrs. Hog gars and Phitlips, 62, Old Broad-stteet ; and at she Auction Mal t., MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as regulmiy.ednoted s.a• • Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted thew anew tiun for tistste last IS years to the study of thoseslisord:rs witkii se fregocetty mribitter and too often prevent, that itiestiniabietireo , ing, emriso.Mial felicity. The uurivalled patronage that 4 1 have hitherto received from pe:srnis 4 the first distinviyo, oil the uniform success attending their superior mods of tFatcest in such compflints, induce them thus publicly to d k r &kw"' mace. hi ail cases of debtlity sir den.iency, weedier molds' from the too frequency of pariicipattog in the gaieties of Oa' shipnable life, the unbounded gosh:dynes of itbertinirennear *Amy, and descructlve habit, widen weak' es die tam lbol mind, and destroy,s the lease of youth, by pro.lecingstenidril, the one zee, and inoxiieted In the other, they v IS arab 15 ! permanent cure. 'le those who, from such complaint/8 I "F . * vented entering into the marriage state, and ashamed to seek rt• lief, brood ever their irefirmities in silence, It Inest be to know, however difficullor ineffectual the cure may brdZ by other praisitioners, that, by a renovating and ntilible si t * thod, they may be restored to a sound and vigoteas anittr, ti-m. - A cirillyr Disorder, frequently contracted in a reeralos of indiscretion, and eyety species of Syphilitic Weeds' s : a mild . and op ver-fai Lig mode of treatment, le epeett ai, BUCKS. . ralcally , removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, by FREEHOLD ESTATE, FAMILY RESIDENCE, and 10} Goa and*Co. • at also Strictures of the Urethra andGketei OM - ACRES of I—kND.—Ey Mr. STEWART, . . they are enabled to cure to a short period, without retells . t At his Great Room, 194, at 12, in three Lots, with immediate possession, the painful, Cangenou, effects of the Caustic; references of wain can toe ghee to eeveral Gontlemrn of high r e specubdirfilde Piccadilly, iin Wednesday, June 10, TIIE Valuable FitEEIiOLD ESTATE of have been cured, after/metes laboured under itnctutes WSW BUCKSBRIbGE, most desirably situated in the Parish, years. 'l 'o married Females, whole expectations of Stemed. aml adjaining the Town and Eoroogia of Wench:wee, B uc ki ng . - pledge .'of connubial happinetwhave b.!en defeated, it imitabat ha with Votes Mr the County and Borough of Aylesbury; a pleasing reflection`to know, char by _ a proper parse comprising a I/we:ling-Howie fue a family of re*pectabdity, Out- their rencedits the general health is renovated, and the 10 7 l likes, Barns, Farm-yard, Gatrle.mOrchard.; I rout Stream and' °len" removed. Fish Ponds; 104 Acres of richArabla mad Meadow Land; even- . )). oh/ WA ro he cur:wait:A ar their House,daily, persooe , , 'dire tight of Common, or. Sheep Walk, bouediog the same; toe by eithrr sea, with secrect, delicacy, and atteutiou. Estate. is well wooded; Orchard anti (orders planted wish choice Patients in the country are requested to state tae pr o - . Fruit 'Frets ; the whole vtrey compact and enclosed; MI and ad. 45f th ei r eau, a g e , , a;l4 manner of 11/1/10 ' 1 „, °41°. ".. : a I)* *l4 joining the turnpike road, and a • bunch of .41te Grand Junction f or ad vice '-'"I mem-Weil atnd th e same wing.us , I Zonal; conveyances to and from bombe every day; a ban part F an °1 Übe 41 °2 3 °^‘• • • • • -.." •1 ' f .' - of the country for held sports. •• ' . , - 1 GOSS MI. t Co. Surgeons , la Statvesiafraf, Richard `staple, Bailiff, at Bueksbridge, Wendover, will slew . HIG H 2 'MAIO Morning wan - AT LONDON 21pD0 .Zt the Estate : Particulars bad, 14 dayi preceding the sale, of —:—. Him', Esq.'Solicitortiltockingham; the - Ange.l, Northatuptoh; : A . , ... ••••••••••••,. S 1 =" 1 .0 . .0 MaeSa4. .. 7 Georges Aylesbury ; Whitt Hart, G i ftit Missetiden ; Crown, . .7 trileiM . . , Atnee.hant I *Vie Hor de, Uxbridke; Rt:4 Lion, Wl:naafi; . LONDON: Printed by la tria 3Ffr and of Mr. Stewart, 11,4, etecadilly. ) published Uwe, tend at tl' . . tLEGArir COLTAGE RESIDENCE - AND ESTATE, - Between Racisgate and the Metropolis. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, To be DISPO4,F.D OF by PRIVATE coNTRAcr, ACOMMODIOUS, Cheerful , and very neatly • erected FAMILY COTTAGE, funning a vinple elegant elevation, with i Lawn and Pleasure Ground in front, situa 4 .ll mar the town of Sittinghourne, about forty miles fmm London. '1 he Cottage has betsi erected within three years, and finished in a superior stile of workmanship, regardless of expente. and is now in the occupation of the proprietor Michael Eaton. Esq.— There is an excellent Kitchen Garden, with Pleasure Grounds ta.tefully slisposed, Orchard, dce. '1 be Estate Is Freehold, •and the Purchaser will have the ad joining Villa included LOAM purchase, which produced a very liberal income. Further particulars may be had of Messrs. Hoggart aud Phil- • lips, 82, Old Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange. kir Me t Ti 11 1 014 115 . . • • • . . . . , • ,~ SALES BY AUCTION .m• 11...••• 'PRE.EHOLD GROUND RENTS. AND COTTAGES, ' MIDDLE EX, AND ESSEX. By Maus. HOGGAL(T and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on Friday the 15th instant, at 'f we:ve. In three tots, AFREEHOLD GROUND RENT of €95 per annum, amply secured on 10 Acres of Ground, with nu merous Build ings on the sante, opposite the Bell at Edmonton, let for 91 years unexpired. Also two Freehold Cottages at Barking side. b tween Wanstead and Ilford, let to M.s. Young, and Mr. Young, juu. at £l2. 12s. per annu.u. o be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars bad ten days prior to the Sale, of M : ssrs. lileasd;ie and Alexander, Hat ton-court, 'llireadneedle-street at the Mi. rt ; and of Messrs. Hog gart and Phillips, 62, Old licoad-,treet; Exchange. BRIDGL•FIELD HOUsli, 'NEAR WANDSWORI H, SURREY. By Messrs. HOGGAR f and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Man, oppodte the Batik; on Friday, the Stb June, At Twelve o'clock, A COMMODIOUS SUBSTANTIAL RESI DE-NCB, in complete order, and suitable for the hnmedk ate reception of a Family, _pleasantly situated in 4 social and ,highly respectable neighbourhood, between five and six mile; of • t h.l Metropolis, in Bridgetield,on the road leading ti um Battersea, to V'andswurth. The House is detached, with tery convenient Officet. PI-asure andKitteten Garden 4 Coach-house, excellent youc.stali.Stable, and a itch Paddock adiebliag, containing togo• • thee about :Ukase Acres. i • I "To be viewed with tickets, be weer the hours of ten and fast, w hi c h w i t h pasziculars had a S days prior to the Sale of Messrs. Huggart and PliS,Vse, Old Broad-street, Royal kAchangey. rarticulars also at the Mart. % I