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!4 .+ . • •••• •• •f w al •- • • • • • t • • • • t _ st!s•- • • - 4 _V= r . - 0 . . "Xlif r LA, MinLIGENCE:- ,~ r. COURT OF lIWO'S BENCH, MAY t. . ,~. . gentleman *lie has resided bar years in Sicily, arrived trots thence at . Exeter, has fa with the following interesting sketch of the :urrences and state of.that island t—He ob. the French have entirely evacuated Cala• last there they were very triStblesome neigh- The English at Farb cottld, without the help distinctly view the enemy, and see Murat troops ; and from Scllla (rather more thin _ across) the French frequently discharged heavy ordnance, and sometimes, unfortunately, ; for not long Since an officer of the Ent' artillery was etit completely through his body, shot• hem the apposite shore. The forces on the island, consist of about 18,000 troops, in which are included the German and 90th Light Dragoons (about to be re and fourteen thousand troops belonging to lien C.rovenunent,-mostly Germansand Swiss. one very•fine regiment of Neapolitan cavalry last forces are now under the command of MACrARLAt4II, who wears the Sicilian uni- In the detection of the late conspiracies, Ge- KtiTLX.ND and DONKIN took a very active and part. The ingenuity and address of the A conducting the recent changes, reflect the Credit on their superior policy—every van and intrigue of the QUIIIN . and Court were , known by them as soon as agitated; and rlish manoeuvred so well as to.get possession letters intended to be transmitted to the andxopied them, to such exact nicety, that nriginiislosere 'cornea, and the fac simile copies forwarded according to the directions, without the Ispicion or discovery ; and the subsequent pro of the genuine letters created the utmost con /hen the facts of theiroknspiracy confronted sailors in-their own hand-ifillting. The majority • people appear pretty well recon c iled to the Splendid Anglo-Siciliafi revolution, and express their unpost confidence in the Administration of l o ord Wll-wamilinitticx, who is Commander-in. Chief of military ; though every thing fs pacific, and ~ .seems to prevail, yet there still remains in a very strong French party, pregnant with but their authority and influence are much' crippled by the judicious and successful exertions of s pritish. An Englishman there is held in great and the inhabitants consider him as over. _ with money, and scruple not to ask for the commodities of the Mediterranean, a price. equally high • London. Trade has for some time been / flat.--the markets being overstocked with goods of every description, and colonial pro the •Gaballa, or interior consumption duty on moved, likewise that most intolerable and 'e one per eat. tax on all receipts and pay totally abolished the regular subsidy to she Sicilian Government from Great Bri now appropriated to the support of their troops, -residue to be used for general purposes. The population of Sicily is estimated at about one and half. In consequence of the late dis state of the island, immense quantitiei of gold in specie and-bullioo, have been deposited ground and in caves, by numerous individuals, conjectured that affairs being settled, a greit cish, will speedily be seen in circulation, a' revival of commerce will be the happy Silkw-lradarer's Exeeer.Gaxelte. eta "RAW'S RVIDETT, BART. v. EARL The AT-mange GENERAL, on thelsart of the de: , fendant, applied to the Court to appoint a day in the next ensuing Term, for the Trial at Bar; of this saute, Lord Eta.strisonoumt observed, that as the nest was an issuable Term, it might be attended with. some inconvenience in Obstructing the business of the Court, and: as it was a question DM requiring any immediate decision, it could not 6e very inconve nient to the pestles Or the public to allow it to Stand over. However, wlcatever the arrangement might be, made the Court left it to the option of the Attorney ceene;2l. The &ermines , GENERAL, in reply, stated the na ture of the action, which w6s brought by Sir Francis Burdett, against the Noble Earl, for receiving his body under a warrant of the Speaker of the House of Commons. In the two cases which had been al ready tried, betw...en the Hon. Baronet and the Speaker, and also between the Hon. Baronet and Coleman, the Serjeant, the Court had decided in both cases that the Speaker's warrant was a legal process, and therefore there was very little to try in the present case. However, with the permission of the Court, he would shape his motion in another way; . and move for a Rule calling bn the plaintiff to chew cause, why this case should not Iv let down for trial the next Tenn.—Rule Nisi granted.. ' • • JUDGMENT.. TUX EiNO v. DANIEL ISAAC S4,TOY. This defendant was brought up for - 6041 judgment, having been convicted of a libel, in republishing the Third Part of Paine': die of Reason, as particularly mentioned in former papers. Mr. Justice GROSE, in pronouncing the judgment of the Cuurt, animadverted with great severity on the enormity of his offence, concluding by observing, that in passing this sentence the Conn entertained little hope that it would have any effect upon his mind, but for the sake of example they were induced to visit his offence with more than ordinary severity. He then sentenced him to be imprisoned in his Majesty's jail of Newgate, for the space of 18 calendar months, and to stand in the pillory for the space of one hour, in the front of Newgate, within the first month of that period, between the hqnrsof twelve and one o'clock in the afternoon. TUE KING v. UlDwooD, BROOKE AND GLENNY. Official person of one of BONAPARTL i f bUTC2I3E, executed, for betraying the secrets of his the agents of a foreign power—Russia, we We are sorry for the occurrence ; but as it actually taken place, we have only to hope, that gence conveyed may be of a nature to do service to those who have received it. French 'General LEFEBVRE, who has so dis ly broken his parole, was taken in a skir ,ween .tht advanced parties of French and pulpy, near Sahagun, where SOULT, 41APART16. in person, advanced against the army under Sir J. MOORE, in the close of the of 1808. He defended himself bravely, is clotths much cut with the sabres of the dragoons. He was much distressed at the he would be blamed by BONAVARTE for' himself to be taken in so foolish a way; and l ' ME did accordingly bl t tme him in the bulle ig to the occurrence': although with some eontmendationsof his courage. Besides being allow. tome to Cheltenham, and remain there on his at the request of Colonel MACLEOD, LE vai allowed to come to London for medical end on that occasion he received polite at. from several persons of distinction. The , sicians whom he consulted refused to take any him. Gen. LErEBVRE had a watch when taken, which he valued very highly ; and , die attention shewn•to him, that this watch, three years bestowed in research and. inquiry, the dragoons engaged in the skirmish, and afterwards in guarding the prisoner, was at' length. . • exertions of the Earl of MOIRA and the Panics recovered last summer, and, sent down to Cheltenham from the PitiNcc, by the hands Casten, Private Secretary to Sir H. WEL. General Laszavire, it is said, was married toghter of an eminent banker at Paris, M. tit. This lady has been now above twelve England, being admitted to come aver reside with the General at Cheltenham, where ' I experienced the same polite attentiqn so long her huSband. It had for some time been to exchange LEFEBVRE for the Earl of ,ey ; but no definitive arrangement was .RIDES (oa SMALL Wonms) belong to the Ver. tribe, and always take up their abode in the intestines, or stomach of tho animal they in , unfortunately for the human species, there breed most abundantly ; insomuch that they in the bodies ofinfants one or two months the stomach they cause sickness, and irre bpetit23 in-the intestines, griping pains ; but the rectum, the poor patient has ao rest by ith haling, shooting, and nipping pains in the they cannot sit or stand mill. By night, srna,ll vermin come off in great numbers of Im. Any person so afflicted may have a Cure, by the use of Dr. Gannsiges Ma- Long-4cre. and S, Shoredin. .. - These defendants were also brought up for final judgment, having been convicted before Mr. Baron Th6rapson, the last Assizes for York, of a riot, and assaulting a recruiting party, at a Rushbaring or Fair, held at Brighouse, near Halifax, in that county, in August last, as also stated in a former paper.— The Court sentenced them to 12 months imprison ment each in the Castle of York. , •% Mef A'Ell • NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL !AMULET. Beef 4s 44 to Se od Veal 41 11/ to is 0.1 Mutton 4s ed to Ss od Pork Ss . 01 to 61 44 4 , • Latub Si. 4d. to 7s. 44. P4IAI OF HOI' IN THE BOROUGH MARK 7:T. Putketa. . 41 Os to 61 Os !Cent 41 Os t• 7f Os Sums 31 Oi to SI 01 Su.sei 41 Os to 61 He CO-U.-M(112/CE l', May B. Slifpe at Market Fold Prices. 38 Newcastle 114 vs. 6.1. to 545. 3d.. 3 Sunderland V.% 44. to 4111. 04: I Cinders I • 3111. Od. ter Oori. Od., OZ. FOR D, MAT 2.-..-The ItCOIXI best pea ! of a bushel Aar Wheat was ltss. 6d. acsordiug to which rice, and t due *OW 1 aloe made to the baker the assize and price of tviimlere as fel. low, via. The low, peck lo af, household. to weigh 17111.60 z. Ss. 44. The hall peck its. ad. and the smaller in proportion. By the reports of different persons who have lately visiteddsla neighbourhood, and county in every directir, it does not appear that there if any serious scarcity of grain or potatoes; yt mat/ plates north of this city, some individuals possess considerable quantities of even, even 2,unO,busliels; and la oat farm-yard, IS large stacks of wheat were standing. On our last market day s great deal of corn was sold for less than the precedh;:, and oats fell its. ad. per hcshel ; I.utstoes, which hi the begituang of the day sold for vs. per peck, dropped to Is. 6d.; and at the Guild hall, under the management and direction of the Magistrates and Members of the Corporatkin of the Poor, were disposed of to the lower classes of society, for is. sd. per peck; butter also fell from. Is. 3d. to Is. 4d. per lb. But though the present high ;Aces of provision must unavoidably he fat by many, yet a becoming pi deuce has been manifested throughout Devon; and we are happy Statert that a loyal and orderly disposition are the prominent. features ' - f the community at large in these partr.—/arssistare7a ixeler a t g i Lte Ma 7 SALES BY AUCTION. HENRIETTA-STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE. Cap?tal Family Residence, with OM es of all descriptions, large Garden, double Coach-house, and Stables for five Horses- By Mr. RO BOIS, at Guraway's, on Tuesday, May 12. at twee' .2k V E RYeligible LEAS EHOLD ESTATE; corn. pi ibing a capital and sulktantial Dwelling-house, in com plete repair, planned for the accommodation, and fit for the Im mediate reception of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family ; con tains on the ground-floor a handsome entrance, paved hall, a di ningarlour ('as feet by 16), a breakfast-parlour (15 feet by 15), a study, and water.closet ; on the principal floor, a drawing-room (29 feet by 16), with folding doors to an anti-room (14 feet by 16), a back drawing-room (IS feet by 15), and a large dressing room ; on the second storey are six excellent bed-chambers, and four roomy attics (Ater and loads ' a prit.cipal and secondary stair case, convenient domestic offices of every description in the base ment stGrey, with roomy and dry cellarage, vaults, Ste. wash house and laundry adjoining, with servants' bed-rooms, a five stall stable, two double coach houses with loft and room over, a spacious airy red= at the back of the house, upwards of 70 feet deep.—May be viewed by tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. MONTAGUE-STREET, RUSSELL-SQUARE. Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, in the meet complete order for the Immediate Reception of a Family.—By Mr ROBINS, At Garrawars, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve, AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ES LATE ; comprising an extensive DWELLING-HOUSB, desir ably situate, No. Montague-street, Rmsell-square, over looking the Museum Garden', in the most complete etr‘ler, being recently finished by a Gentleman fur his cwn Residence; containing, on the upper st , three excellent Rooms ; secon floor, two lied-chambers, a -room and House-weld's Closet; principal storey, two elegant Drawing-rooms, finidu.a in a very neat style, and communicating by foldieg-deon ; pound floor, neat Entrance-hall, Dining-parlour end Library, finished with stuccoed walls, water-closet, &c. stone staircase to the se cond floor; in the basement are appropriate offices, with wine cellar, and vaults fur beer, coals, &c. a garden at the back. T. be iiewed, by Ticke4 • Pa:deniers maybe bad on she Pre mises; of Messrs. Baynes and Blander, Solidtors, Lincoln's-Inn; at oseraway•. ; sad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden. square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. The journeymen boot and shoe makers ins and about London, as many of our readers must know, struck for an increase of wages three months ago.— They have carried their point, and are now again at work. At the period at which they struck provisions were not unreasonable in price, and they could earn 40s. a week.--.-See in the following short statement the evil of such iumbinations :--The number of these workmen who were willingly idle for the last 13 weeks amounts we understand to 15,000, and their wages at se2 each per week would have been four hundred and tixty.eizAt thou:awl 'toad: ! G0T2112491801T Lira ANNUITIES.—The following Is a short Scale of some of the Rites, upon which Go. VERNMENT are now granting Lu'z ANNUITIES: they are payable Half-Yearly at the BANK of ENotAwn, she came a: the Dividends, and may be received by Power of Attorney; but they can oniy be purchased while the 83 per Lent. Consols or Reduced Annuities are at, or above '6O, and under 81. When £3 per cents. are 61—and under 62. Average rate for Tor £lOO, tSp. Ct. Stock. ICIOO Money. A single Life of 35 receives - 4E4 13 0 £7 11 3 40 • 418 0 % Tl 9 4 I 4554• • 3 9 I 50 • Sl3 0 • 9 3 9 5$ • 6 3 • • 10 0 0 60 - 617 0 - 11 2 9 • 69 - 716 0 • 12 13 8 72 - 9 6 0 - IS 2 5 'Mend upwards 11 14 9 • 19 0 s All the intermediate Ages will receive in proportion. Annuities are granted on Joint Lints also. Particu lars may be had (gratis) at the 4• Government Life Annuity Office, Bank-street ;" or by writing to. the " Superintend- nt," if the postage be paid. The Drawing of the State Lottery tpok place on Thursday, the 30th ult. at Cooper's Hall—the fol lowing Capital Prizes were Sold and Shared at Messrs. HAZARD, .BURNE, and WARNER'S Office, Royal Exchange: No. 7,205 a Prize ofJel 5,000 N 0.1,268 a Prise of 2500 2,260 - 1,000 4,609 - 300 9.7E2 • 1,000 2,673 • 200 3,7 1400 Tickets and Shares for the ensuing LdLtery, consist ing of only 8,000 Tickets, Are now on Sale; the drawing will take place on the 4th of Ants next, the k:ing's - Birth-day. At the Wholesale Furniture Warehouse, 61, Pall- Mall, the Nobility and Gentry may be supplied with any quantity of Mr. ALLEN'S new and elegant style of Furniture, at the Wholesale Prices, which are from Sixpence to Eighteen-pence per yard, according to the different prices, less than the kind of article can GREENWICH.—TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. be purchased for at any Of the Retail Houses. Fa- Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-tax Redeemed; elipble sullies residing a great distance from Town may be Land to Build on, capital MANSION, OFFICES, &c. on accommodatedwith a complete assortmentofPatternt Croons Hill. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, Mari!. at Salt for tlieir ;approbation, providing. they engage to 'give their orders. N. B. The sole cause why Mr. Twelve, in One Lot, AVERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, A. can afford to make such moderate charges, is - Land-tax redeemed, situate on Croom's Hill, Greenwich, that he is not under the influence of the Upholsterers, and opening to Royal Hill; comprising a capital MANSION &c. &c. HOUSE, with ngs romp OfEces of all descriptions, Yard, Oar- In the year 1425, when Venice complained of being denies bony' Wash-house and Laundry, Coach •bouses Stables and out.bodidi • ; two lie prod ' c *I Gardens waled drained of its coin, a law was passed ordering that all round. Green-house, /cc.; Lawns, Pleasur e-grounds, and Ma payments of bills of exchange, which had osually dow•Land, the whole upwards of Sllt Acres, and a small piece of been made in paper, should an future be effected in Loastenld Land, all lying compact ' gravel walks round, erne mentisitvith fell-irown 'limber, roomy . Favilion e &c..la pion specie, under a penalty of one hundred ducats. This fact is taken front GaniloVe 'quit:, into the wariest t. 1 . 1 4 1 0 t. xotate te, wito.e term my n@ before Meadow situate oat for am. S jo in e s of Political Aconomy, just published, a work Of =sang a large koala(' to Croom's tbe Nott6- 4441 411111110 great and peculiar interest at she present moment ; j wig and oreriselelas tie Park, sod the Sostb-ead • and which we strongly recommend to the immediate b es i l r e ; a le We , all 4 omit desirable property notice of the , political and commercial world. May bakers'', eilth *hem aid by apply's'. ea the Dlt.D. •saket..whele Pattlealare sus y be bad; at the Ship, andcirer , Sunday, at lanlietea, the seat of air Wea. Smith, Bart. Wra. brand ? GmeDwidilt of &fr. Omit. darpestw, Royal. Ma at de Smith, Esq. late of Oriel College; Oxford, ha Us 47.1" year. *oral Mena:, Wabitelabs Ono Mao, Maiebeitb Misses. Tuesday sentslght, at Ids-heuse in Marriinet:lituutoei s tftee,i Tiffs. Oft Ownaway'h; id et Mr. Rob* Was • a few hours Wane, Rear -Adwiral Han. w ages, geseo.- a !'Oars etas awe may Its sem DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, EAST SIDE OF TAVISTOCK SQUARE, With Coach-house and Stable, Garden, GreeDdieuse, &e. BY Me. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday. May 12, at Timbre, ADesintkole LEASEHOLD ESTATE I com prising an eligible DWELLING-HOUSE, conveniently planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, contain ing on Ike upper storey four good rooms, second floor three excel lent bed-rooms Genii pawed, closets, &c ; first floor two capital *awing rooms with fo ldin g doors. elegantly papered end fitted up,, finished with statuary marble chimney-pieces, balcony in front the whole length; oa the ground flour a good entrance hall paved, excellent dining-parlour, breakfast-room finished with stuccoed walls, closets, &e. stone staircase to the second storey g In the baietnalt houeekeeves and butler's room, kitchen, wash house, scullery, larder, wine -cellar, and roomy vaults at the back and front, for beer, coals, &c. a coach-house and stable, with loft and rooms over, an open garden, green-house, &c. To be viewed by Tickets • Particulars had ea the Premises ; at Garraway's; and of Mr:Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square; where Tieltpu fur viewing may be had. -- "'"T - , ,I , . , s ghtlargir AUCTION • WA . IVGINIXtrOIti a Minn. Capital Freehold Estate, near Fier Kindred Acres, sailed tows. Place Manor Farm. aboesdiall with Gain., as eligible p,, racy for iovesting Money. or for Residences By Mr. jtOBINi. At Careen ay'a. des Thursday. May at Twelve, by *rani" the Propr. , Ttor, ender the setlanrity of the Cansrankows the sal e and Itedeneption of the Land-Taz, 1 HE Vera' called DO W ei , * bIecEFIIEEvoiTLDFARtt EST ATE; ATE . , sbtrp 'with Caine, Coppices shti Wood I . ..aid e idth a coplea/Mseasse or Farm House, Offices stall desc riptions, flatus. Stables Curd i . s h e g i , and warin e ss elit.beildkv) and Cuttages, to/ris er arljb suradry.k.aelasures at Mearluar. Pasture. and Arable Laskin good stare of cultism:too ; the whole Euste compriu ng apwwl of Four Hundred ,sad Eighty Acre!. in a ring tenet, itt rweents of Mr. George Ftlis, kw the remainder of a term of twenty.aak • years, which expires at Michselsdae, litl 7, at a very lineauld sew s ! but istimecitise posansion of part of the Land any be harlot ta i quirod. .3 Ids I , ..suite Wrins a very desirable property for a ressa dame, being all compact. a litalchy`and elesa:ed atter:ln, fast ' roads,and excellent reti;l.l.uuth tot% only ewa at t rs f ro k Gime ` ford, 4 from Godaltning,,ts front Farchar., and 31 fre ak Lei4M~ _I May be viewed by appiyin to Mr. Ellis, the tenet, of mes a . Particulars Mil I.e had; sod at the White Hen. Gotafutd;ee i Mr: Woos, Kiats Goelalnal4; . at the Founts's, p egu . month ; Bush,Tandsacs • Sus. Kinston ; of Mew.. loses Ja i • Green, Solicitors, :.clisittry-square, Fleet-street, Lunduil; at Gainer sy%; and of Mr. lit uldtcs, Waterick-stiset,Guldets-es awc , where a Plan of eke Estate'esay be-sees., SIUMUUTH, 'AVON. F REF. HOLD and MARINE COIIAGE VILLA, with oXuss,. Plrasure Grounds and Meadow.Land.—By Mr. ROBINS, • At arraway's, on . fhoesday, May Su, at Twelve, in one l ot, AVERY desir.tble FREEHOLD ESTATES. compriling a MARINE COTTAGE VILLA, waido ik flee comnsvmditig etr.inence, shout a quarter of a ode 4111,• mouth, enssraLing extensive prospetas of the besutifs4 do g * Sad taunt ry, and banishes, views of the Ocean, 044 0 4 *a s • acconiniodaubm of a Faulk of the lira distinction; iiesubb‘ on the ground Sour, au elegant suit of Apartmums, hod nautr finished, con -lilting of a Saloon, s on, Drawing-room Maxie .,- Library, Ih ° ning•room, arid Brrakfast-parlour, htiarty, Wog* and Hall, principally opening to Use Lawn, Measure w ea k and into a Conservatory, wi.ls suitable Bed chatuben anklie nb , ing rooms, excellent domes is Offices, wi h Strvauts' maps, roomy Yard, Stabling fur vs Huts n, nod toir Case houses, Piggeries, &c. three Orchards, sad !simian , Luol, go , , Whin( In all about nine Acres; the whole (craving a siov,o. chanting and unrivalled situation as a Shrine Rankin:4r Nobleman, or Gentleman in the sea Service; the ar ramitaliy mild and salubrious, and exult.-Ist neighbotu'hood. The Faro chaser. may be also accommodated wi!h about 50 ANSI ntMar dow Land, Gardens, ant Orchard, held on Liam; NA the*. gant I lousehold lurnitu e, by valuation. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be bed si do Premises ; at the Londog lon, Sidmoutb ; New Ins aid Had, Exeter; Fountain, Plyn4titis.Dock ; Hotels, Plymouth WM*. mouth; George ad Fountain, Portsmouth: , Whits Hatt td Antelope, Salisbury; White Liss, Bath ; Bash, Brian; mil Messrs. Floyd and Mulef;Houlton, of wbomTieksts Mensal* may be bad; London Intl, Sidirouth; of Messrs. Vohs% Gray's Ina-square; at Garrairsaro ; and of Mr. RAW; Warwick. street, Oolden.square,siliore a Visa and Elevation may hiss. HERTS....CAPITAL FItEbHOLD FAMILY :SIABOON cA" ' ki NOlt , AND ' ECIATZ. bi the 'runt beautiful 'an of' the County, within Maw et Loi.don, principal part Titbe.free, and Land-tax By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on 'Theisday, May U, at IT, is Owl" THE Capital MANSION, MANOR, dr *mai MANOR and ESTATE of WALL-HALL. do sad Residents of she late tiVRGII WOODFOID-= LUSSON. Esq. M. P. deceate4 risme near Aideedwa, b. Omen Ehtrec. Waifiwd, and &Alban% is a hart Owl retired part of the County of liens, within swum i k el it e3 Ludes. The Mansion is an elegant led spacious eseiweltdidi big, with ca‘telkited Roman cement twat, of the ben tae ato welbasiewhip, dalkhtfutly skew us s gouda wrieseea, ter Plairning accoFomvea' of rew si asd variety ir:l o =3 simple modation g fur a bas family of the Int o ' with well arranged offices of all description!, Specie= Trib e cellent stabling tar ten horses. coach-haw& ke. keigkiwidi and WI. over; a piranha* supply of exadieut eyelegeder, a lamp reservoir for rain water ; lawns. ple s greesfictilitt busies,' mod plantations, bid out with te wee; two Wel weak waned mod, well 'sacked with the chokes.. Mrs, hot-houses, grapery. peedhery.lowosigarders, ybesuiryi Miry, ice house. specious duswyerd. eaaalfad ifillii-buildings of ail &milldamy acressed from We swig If glastations. lie Mansion is surrounded by wow* owes of excellent pastes*. meadow. amble, and eseedbek ri t pealcularly compact ; the principal pees bid ea is* at*, aadontatacatall with haod.osac timber, and issepsub , ea by eatessive sn beautiful drives, aloe 11111/11101 liadsosas trees and plwitaloos with two witrante !OW aid gardens, &c. 'Mere we ilea two Misr amial, ,11 4 gardens, &c. The Estate is hounded in pats by the raw blob line trout sire :04 which, as well as ear eassesire pow el shier rustling water, brandies from it. lately minds et a pig =and winding besetifelly through the pew* we* from the Louse. It is oituate w a trughbasami mapectab ty , and abounding with puns. 'llse sitsh width, greater part l ithe-free; Laid Tan robewl. May be viewed, with Tickets, and by w Thomas Smith, the Radii. at Wall-Hall. worse - ioa be had; and at the :Asia Arms. Wattord ; lied Liss, Peet; While Hart, Edgeware; Abercore Arms, Strum* flaw, St. Alban's; Bell, Hertford; at 41nm:0W imam and Forster. Solicitors, Carepetrert. Liss:oleo lSi Mr.*" Architect, Gower-street ; at Gart.wayas awl of Mr. UM" Warwick-street; Golden-square. where & rkillealba - - MANOR and 'Valuable Fit EEHoLD, and in Tishg-fret Farms- and Lands (with Land-tax in the Ee ls Riding of the County of York —By Mr. KM. STANTON. At the Beverley Arms Inn in the Town d *mein ,te Wigh neaday and Thursday, the itOoh and slot days of May, each day at Twelve o'clock, the following vassals Preptfth in 26 Lots, viz. r rHE MANOR or LORDSHIP of ELSTERA A. WICK, with the Rights. Royalties, and Apparteorml l thereto belonging, together with the Free and Capylseld taK amounting to Ai. Os. 6d. per annum, and the floss midwifes several House', and 376 Acres of Land field of this blamer,' Copyhold in &adage ; *be a valuable Farm, contaisied W with new erected Farm-have and Out-budding), Male 1 0 811 live miles from the Market Town of Hades, sag toro.olo the Port of Hun. The MARTIN ESTATE, consisting of 151Aeres of laiis with PamAnuse and necessary Ont-buildings, a 00 Parish of Swint, about 9 miles hem null, and M from B rma t, The DIMIII.ETON EbrATr., comprising Dine saf Land. situate in die Parish of Easievon, about Ma telbytimm Pattringtoo. The SOUTH DALTON ESTATE., oorairtio; 13 *sag Land, elute about sit miles from Beverley, aid Lis ..; Lance-from Market Weighton. The SEATON ROSS LSTATF, comprising 10 AIM Land at Seaton Ross and Denby, 7 aides ham Mak.etWOOklet The REIGHTON ESTATE, consisting of a Dwdligl, and 26 Arm of Lead, about six allies from Bridling :0s !r frotn Scarborough. The MOLIDICROFT ESTATE, which is shooed SS. ley, and comprises 110 Acres and if not previously , by Private Contract, will also be Sold b 1 Auction. A DWELLING-HOUSE, wish Stables Garden, Roods of Land at Wooilmansey, and the Thies certain Lands, containing abut T 347 Acre+, la d Woodman's", Marne, Wee', • Plckton, within the Parish of St. him of lievynty, is tltt. , Riding of the County of York. I B. The Malescrofi Estate will be Sold the 10 . ire Lots, and the mineliing pan of she rawly the' mod 12 Las. ' - • Poe pistledies apply tehieron.OtaltaloAl eine, tialidissi o Itts: Lo ldne odon re t t Mora l; • ouri Pftr"9 t l r s' ' . k 44 164. ..t.tw o Ulu ; Mtn' hedgrodO, kar. lumbugr. • Harwood, etas Strefafey Amu Inn etetomiL iei f , • * 4.014142111 tit& br iLerlat, gins . them mil at the Star Wm. • , • • 111111 1 0 1 61 1 ' A gentler cud is just "oared us ticent occtr 'miffs . that ' briO; what bouts. The of glasses, review his t two miles a their heavy with effect ; • lisp artillery by•a 421 b. at present British troc • Legion, an snoved4 ; the Sicilian likewise on ...these last General M irotlo."- In otrale;Mar principal p British in 4 highest tre &season ant correctly k the Englisl Of various salemy, tie origins mow'ti least suspis duction of fusion who the author of the pee' sPlesulid A UtilkOtit Ce V4I 4FAIIi 5.4 the mil ItatenenyJ the island urtifieu, b oripplid the british esteem. og goaded wit commoditi high as i n mateasely roglish L's duce; the earn is rill oppressive manta, is Allowed to tads is now and the-re present po Million an traded sta std silver • soder gem but it it en of and that a • • An °lSt • has been office to th supposes ,noe actual( the. intelli) lonic servto The Fi honoumbl: mish betty British car ed by Bow British art campaign having hi s British dr idea that suffering t PONAPARI tin relating commend: ed to tom; parole, al rioivnx w. to rice ; teatiOns E physicians fees from he . was to such was afters three among the afterwards by the axe Rtoxisrr, him at Ch of Ittujoe /MEV. I to the dau PszarAl.7l months in "and reside she experis • -shewn to • proposed g V SRLET 'COM to. - ASCARII niicula tril rectum, in ktbit • an theytree lie found ofd. In t Suior °PP when in d • day, with - meat, that 'these 11114 • theisselvel complete rhkota,74j HRRTS-BELMONT PARK. Freehold Estate, the principal part Tithe-free, and Land-tax re• deemed.—The spacious elegant Family Mansion, thriving Plan tations, Meadow and Arable Land, near Itill Acres. By Mr. ROBI NS, At Carraway's, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve, in One Lot, '1 'HE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tate -free, and Land-tu redeemed, called BELMONT PARK, near the tillage of East Barnet, and within 11) miles of London ; comprising an elegant Family Residence, seated on a beautiful eminence, commanding extensive views hi ail directions, planned for a Family of the First Distinction, with offices of all descriptions, lawns, and pkastire-grounds, tastenilly disposed dry gravel walks, and thriving plantations, excellent kitchen garden, walled round, and well stocked with the finest fruit -trees, peach , house, two graperies, ice -house, &c. farm-yard, and convenient buildings, an entrance lodge, and carriage drive to this House, surrounded by upwards of nit acres of rich meadow land, in a ring fence, and 14 acres of arable land; held under the Crown for a long term, us trilling rent. The Whole forming an eligible Pro. pan for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family; excellent neigh. bourbood, good roads, and beantifutrides in all directions, and only ten miles from London. May be viewed by Tickets; Particulars on the Premises; at the Cat, East Barnet; Red Lion, and Green Man, Barnet; Castle, Highgate; Cherry-Tree, Southgate; at Garraway's • and of Mr.Reblns, Warwiek-streer, Golden-s q ua r e ; wh ere Tickets for viewing may be had, an 4 a Plan of the Estate seen.