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VAT.UABLCI FREEHOLD ESTATES—FARM-HM .732, BUILDINGS, and LAND; fine Stream of Water, 4.c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's Coffee-House, Exchange. Alley, Cornhi.ll, on T'HURSD.%Y the le th of May, at Twelve o'Clack. in Sit Lets, LOT 1.91 HE VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD JL. ESTATE, WIIETSTirsi E FARM ; comprising a genteel House, Offices Farm - yard, Barn, Stables, and Out buildings ; situate on Ru shy-Green, Lawlshaiu, on the highroad to Bromley, and upwards of ELEGANT SERVICE OF MASSY PLATE OF RECENT MANUFACTURE, NEARLY SEVEN THOUSAND OUNCES; Well rpirth the attention of Itroiu.raiss and G ENTLLISN. Also lute old CHINA JA RS and. BEAK ERS, Elegant Parisian Bronze and Ormolu GIRANDOLES. • Ey Mr. ROBINS, At No. 19, King-street, St. James's-square. on Tilt:usu.:7, the 4th May, at One o'Clock, A SERVICE of liLI;X; ANT PLATE, in the first style of fashitni, the property of A NOBLEMAN; Comprising Soup-Turcens, Dishes and Cover 3, Six large Octagon Dishes, Twentf Oval Dishes in sizes, fang Oct_iaou Dishes and Covers, l'incushion Dishes and Covers, Cassinde Malik.: and Cover,, Ten Dome of Circular Table, and Soup Plater.' UN* and O v al Sauce Tureens, Ice Pails, Knife Ttays, a 11;ndsoale Plateau in five pans, Candlesticks and Branches, and other Arti cles, Plated Goods, &e. Al a Set of three large handsome rare old Chins Jars and Beaters, three Crackled China Jars, rariAian Bronze and Ormolu Girandoles, &c To be viewed on Monday, the Ist of May, the two following Days ' And Meriting of Sale. Catalogues at the Rooms ; and of Mr. llclAns, Warwick -street, Golden-square. TRIAL OF ItnucE AND I%•I 4 ItiNTS, FOR SHOOTING AT BIRCH, THE STOCKPORT CONSTABLE. At the opening Of the Court this day, it was not expected that the trials of Bruer and Itl'lnnis, for shooting at Birch, the constable, would have been called on, big immediately as their Lordships took their seats it was commenced. The anxieties of all those present were evidently visible, and a solemn .silence instantly prevailed. After the usual forms had been complied with, the Jury were called over, and the Clerk informed the prisoners, if they had Any osjection to any of them, shey should state it be.;. ft-re !Ley were sworn. The prisoners made no oh: jection. The Jury were sworn, and the Clerk of the Court ?roceeded with the indictment, which charged Jacob with wilfully, maliciously, and felo niously shooting at LVillianf Irv* at Lockport, on the 23d of July last, an4lAnitsG2avor44 other wise George Janis Bram with and Mali ciously aiding and abetting the same. • • Bruce is rather a shabby, but intelligent-looking young man, hunch-backed, and somewhat below the middle site: His silve r -mo un t e d spectacles were a complete contrast to his thread-bare grey frock • coat, but his demeanour altogether evidently exhibited a cc ilsciousness of innocence. rINE 01.1) PAIN'FINGS, LIBILITtY OF CHOICE I:001(S. PLATZ, LINEN, ir.3 CHINA, a Fraii of beau- Corvei Ivory Tr:A-CADDIES, a large IRON Y.RPt;,;IOIRY, LI BR ARY - BOOKCASES and Td- I3LES, SID:Wt./ARDS, and other LtfeFs. ' • By Mr. ROBINS, At No. ID, Kin g -street, St. Jamees-s•.;tare, oa T-...rfnAr, the isth A r • il, I:v.:0, and followin g Day, at nal; tr. &Clock, tbc yruperty cf a N d'.:etasod; coairanoro EIGHTY-SEVEN ACRES Of rich Meadow and Arable Land, all lying compact,and part hounded by a fine Stream of Water ' by which the Meadows 'may be irrigated; the Lands are in fine commanding situations for Bantling, and plenty of Brick Earth, in possession and on Lease to Air. Tnost.ts. • LOT PODLANDS: an Enclastre or Arable Land, bear the Seven-Mile stone, on the road to Bri-intq, containing Seven Acres,. Two Roods, and 39 Perches, on Lease as Lot 1, but 'in possession of Joirx FOSTER, • ES+ LOT 3. - PA PER MEADOW a Freehold Enclosure of rich Meadow Land, adjoining the River, on the South side of the Road, near Rushy-Green, containing One Acre, Two Roods, 24 Perches, on Lease as he ethers. Ler 4. UPPER and LOWER IirtIDGE FIELD: a Free hold Enclosure of rich Arable Laud, adjoining the Mgt Road trom Rushy-Green to S7denham, containing Nine Acres, Three Roods, 31 Perches, on Lease as the others, but in possession of Pvrttr, Los. 5. WINCHA M MEADOWS: Two Freehold En closures of excellent Meadow Land. atlici,:ing the Lands of the Leathepellers' Company, and near Perry-street and Syden haM Common, containing Five Acres and 20 Perches, on Lease as the others. Lor 6. An ALLOTMENT on Sydenbam Common, adjoin ing the Road to Norwood, containing Ten Acres, Freehold and Tythe-free ; on Lease, bat in possession of Jens Fostsa, Esq. The Lots may be viewed by applying to Mr. Thomas, Whet stone Farm,uear Rushy.•• b reen,Lew ;sham, where Particulars may be had; and at the Black Horse, and Lion and Lamb, Lewisham Tiger's Ikad, Lee Green • Ben, Brf:mley Green Nian, Black heath ; of Mr. Blamire, Solicitor, Gray's Inn square; at Gar ravray's; and of Mr. Robins; 'Warwick -street, Golden-square, wheel a Plan may be seen. A C . )LLECTION •f fine chi PAINTINGS, by. Lne:lvr, Sir P. Lel'', Rembrandz l i Richardson Luca, Gi 4.Alan+ Aetlera del Saito, Mario da riori, P. -Panini, ryt, it • bur: h. Borgognune Hate, and other innillegltSt•irs: I 1.1 11iZ. 4 . II Y.of 11001[S, comprising the aunt esteemed 1 nu g iish anti Foreign Literature, among which wilt: zy..ind the Works of Swift, Pipe, Chesterfield ; Blair, Hume, Szerae, ccc. In Italian, Villani Croniche gi Fiorentino, talia (lea. Acque Correnti, Varchi Scoria FioreAP !A, Senel ere Scpra belle Arti, Vaaui Yite 4e Pittor, Alberti : .:_irtaelt-Cataingue de - Rembrandt, Baldinucci cis La Prof.siori d. ztesegito likewisi *a brilliant iropres cf Head::, with Bliche's Lifts, large paper. Huu.ired and kitty Dunces of PLATE., TABLE anu ?XI) Li NI:N, INDIA CHIN.I., a Pair of beautiful . 0r0n . ....1 Caries Ivory T2.A-CADD,IF.S, &large hoe REPO.' i TULIN 0., a frame, LIBRARY-BOOKCASES and TA SIDI:7.IIOA ft Iki s and va. lous other Rants. • - .17.F he viewed, arid Cataloge:l had, oaths Premien, Satan , .y Monday prac.xli Sale; aud of Mr. Robins, War,. Golden.acaare. I 4 • •• 1-lA:..TPTOK, MIDDLESEX. FRZE::OLD and COPYI:OLD ESTATES, typal to VaßeLliOLD—Tuharet: , /7- 7 X!: ;':S ID EN CES, wi h Gardens, and Enclosures of T:t: g rad •.w skid Ar.i'oie Land ; the principal part in posses , -,n of Tenants at and on short Leases ; the *heir abut ONE ISUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES: • By ',Sr. ROBINS, A: Cv.:::-'zway's Colic:;-lacrase, Exchange• Alley, Cornl4ll, Akcil 27. 1420, at Tvp,:lvs o'Clock, in Lots; TILL TWELVE O'CLOCK, A.M. TO-MORROW. TBISH respectfully informs his best Friends, the • Public, that the advantages of the 1'40,000 added by Go vernment to the Prises, and the X 60,000 caid to be for Early Parcha'sers, terminates To-morrow ' • for, at TWELVE O'CLOCK TO-MORROW, . FIiI::EiIOLD and COPYIIOLD Lsm . u.s, concrising a very desirable FAVSLY RE "^ 31.1;C1e.,4.:ed on a L.r.vn, 9turroun..led by thriving Biota- , tioas, La at the ..ht:ance of the To..vn of II.OIPTON; .wirb Oates of z.ll decript:ons, Faun-House, and ilitildhor,s, 11 , :ssurL-Grolll4 (14, tastefully excellent Gar‘lens llot and tirven•hauses, Crapery, &c. Orchard, Teri-‘tocl:vd Felt Fluit-trees, Fish-ponds, Jleadene and Ari:ble Lane, thc wbote urvardA of • 1:11:1'Y-11:Uft ACRES, _ _ Xen,ooo Mosley will be withdrawn from the Scheme, by de. tiding all the Two Thonsabd Prizes of £3O ; consequently, any person that intends to adventure before the 27th instant, has an advantage in making his purchases THIS DAY, OR TO-MORROW, BEFORE 12 O'CLOCK, A.M. Purchasers.at BISH's Officei have every advantage of the Scheme, although7ll3ll6 NOT the CONTRACTOR. Tickets and Shares are selling at BISH's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Chating-cross ; ,and by his Agents bathe country. • 4 4 , 6 .E.gilatiatery &hws gratis. Nearly•scrronntled hi Park Paling, arl Entrance Gates from the road ; in pcsieigon of Captain Woolmore, whose term ex pire) at Michaelmas, 1823. TWO PLEASANT RESIDENCES, with Offices, ex. .celient Gasigts, ate. in possession of Mr. Nixon, Henry Sh-!,-.1:,:r.1, Esq. Mrs. Garrick, and William Grifuthqefe i Esq. Leases expire at Lady-Day, 1820, 1821, 1831. Sundry I:.7c:osures of Meadow and Arable Land adjoining the ToWi:, c;ataining about SIXTY-FIVE ACRES, In possession of ;qr. Berms, Tenant at Will. lso, sundry otker Enclosures, nearly FORTY ACRES, In possession of H. Fauntleroy,Esq. John Chadwick, Esq. Messrs. Lowrance, Woolridge, South, and others. May be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, on applying to . the • Carderer at Sir John Whiteford's, where Particulars may be IL:d; and of Mr. Jackson, Solicitor, and the Red Lion, llarrip tvn ; Toy, Hampton Court; Castle, Salt-llill; Talbot, Rich nd ; King's Head, Twickenham ; of Messrs. Bu.id and, I Lyzs, .f.. 7 61:cit0r7, Bedford-row ; at CarraWars; and of Mr. Uobins, Warwick -sweet, Golden-square, where a Plan may be seen. EERKS. • FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, NEAR HUNGERFORD AND NEWBURY; tiwards of TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE ACRES, and great plenty of Game. .Py Mr. ROBINS, - At Garrarray's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on nicessar, May 18, 18%, at Twelve. &Chick, in One Lot, AVALOABI,E FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parlds of Ink Penn ' about three miles from Hun grtford, seven from Newbury, and fourteen from Andover ; car.plising WEST COURT MANOR FARM, with good Farm-I:oust and Offizes, Barns, Stabli:s, Cart-lodgea, and various Cut-huildiogs acd Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable L'.:d, containing upwards of TWO HUN DIsED AND TIIIRTY-THREE ACRES, tying compact, and in a good state of cultivation; in potses and on Lease to Mr. John bLiscaU, about four years of the unexpired. The Estate is in a fine healthy part of the CAanty, und within two miles of the Kennet Navigat:an— a desirable property for investment. May be !dewed by applying to Mr. Masrall, at the Farm, loitre Particulars may bT had; at the Bear, Hungerford ; Pe- Newbury; the Bear and the Crown Inns, Reading; the t:-.lle, Salt-HUI; of Messrs. Jennings and Collier, Solicitors, r .- .r«i-street, Lincoln's-inn; at Garaway's and of Mr. Robins, V,..7-4;ck.street, Golden-square, where a Plan mq be seen. ISLE or WIGHT. Er9cahleand Commodious MA RlNys I_LL ni:h excellent effies, Garden, Pleasure Grounds, and Me-...d0w Land. Ih• Mr. ROBIN'S. AI Garraway's CoTee-bonse,'Change-dley,Lill, on Turns v, flay IS, at Twelve o'clock, Two Lots, - - DESIRAIILE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate XI- at WEST COWES, In the ISLE of WIGHT. 1. Comprises a beautiful COTTAGE ORNEE, WEST 17 7i, 1., , :atcti on a fine eminence, commanding the enchanting s..:nery of she 31ciina River, the harbour, shipping, and exam-- nve and interesting views of the Hampshire Chast, erected with meat taste, iiiiished at a very considerable expense, and adapted for the accuouncrlation of a Noblemanor Gentlemzri of distinc '.•::, with etc Alent ()aces of all descriptions, Stabling for six' u:..;rses, Coach.bauses, Ihrness-room, etc. surrounded by thriving, T".-ntations, ornamented with fine grown Timb,r, intersected • - ••:.:b gravel and ethzv walla, tastefully disposed; an excellent • Garden, /Aimed with numerous tine Fruit Trees, and "e:•Alow Land, containing u.arly TWELVE AC,RES, prin. • ally waiLd hi, and within a short distance of the town. 7 ..0? '_!. Comprlses Two Fnclosures of MEAIIOW LAND, on the orpc.site side of the road to. Lot one, with Gar cene:'s Cottage and Gardens, bounded by the road from New. •art to West Cowes; a delightful Atuation for erecting a Villa, nearly SEVEN ACRES. • To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may . be h.A on the 7: l ;:mis...s; of Messrs. CLarke, Select!, atid Ream, Solicitor's, /:ewport, with- 'tickets; at the Bogle Tun, Newport ; Porternotali; lctli. Arms Gosport; of Mr. '."reeler, - oed at the 1.1e:..ce, Chicht:sttr; Aid Snip, Vrightort; of Ilerrs. and Solicitors, Limed:ea Yost; at rearm .ay's CotTe•-!. , •u:e ; of M. ltnbios, VPurv;` . .ck-xsze!, Coitiemv,tutre, a of the Estatt; and Villa oily be %t r.. nod of whom Tickets war be had... - - - OXFORDSHIRE. Between CHIPPING NORTON and-BANBURY, Capital and most desirable FREEHOLD sea TITHE-FREE ESTATES—Eieellent FAMILY MANSION, with Offices, 6.n-dens, and Pleasure-Grounds—Eligible FARMS and I.A N DS, with out-buildings—upwards of SEVEN HUN- DRILL) ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-Howe 'ehange-Alley, Cornhill, on THUW.DAY, June 15, MO, at i'welveo'Clock, in Seven Lets, m~IE very desirable FREEHOLD and T:THE- A. FREE I.:STATUS, 'situate at Swerford, between Chip ping Naiton and llanbury,in the County of Oxford; a fine dry healthy .situation. Lux 1. SWHRFORD IIMISE; a stone-built Residence, adapted for-the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, on a fine cterdnanding sit uatiOn, seated in a rich Paddock, ornamented with flee 'timber, bounded by a Stream of Water, surrounded by ferti Meadows, with Coach-houses, Stables, capital walkd Gard4l, and'opwards of SEVENTY A Clip of Meadow, Arabb?, and Pasture Land ; presenting a very isligible situation for a Gentleman, in a count:y abounding with Sarno, in the vieinitt of the Duke of 11,:aufort's Hounds, and two packs of The other Lots comprise Pomfret, Ilattercomb, Swerford .Firm;. I!iberi-! , 7prion, Cradle, and Bloxham Farms; s4uare adjoining and conti ,, b uous to Lot 1, with 46m-built Farm-lipase', Gardens, Barns, Stables, Cow .houses, Cart lodges, and other Outbuildings, and upwards of 7 SIX HUN DRED AND THIRTY-SIX ACRES Of s.tesdow, Arable, and Pasture Land, divided into compaet ' Farms, let to rospectside Teaants, Item year to year, at rents amounting co . ELEVEN 11UNDRED AN•D EIGTITY POUNDS per Annum. This property is very desirable for a Gentleman fond of Field Sport!, or for investing Money. . •To is^ viewed by applying at the Mansion, or of Mr. Mr. deuat, ileiritorp Park,-where farriculzrs may be had; at (I►a pel ffouse ; White Hart, Chipping Norton; Red Lion, Ban bi:ry ; Star, Oxford; Swan, Tetssforth; the Red Lion, High Wyconibe ; of IVlessrs. Horne and Rogers, Solicitors, l i incrin's Inn-fa:ids Garcaway's • and of Mr. Robins, Warwick ts.er!, Gelden-svare, where a Tian edit Et:* may be seen. : ► • • •1 • FROM SATURDA Y NIGHT'S GASSTA. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • Charles Comber, Dorkiap, Surrey, carpenter, from April a to Nay 27, at ten, at Gondlull BANKRUPTS. James Holt, Manchester, dyer, t surrender April 21, 22, and May 20, at ten, at the Bridgewater Arms, Ncanchester. At tornies, Mears. Appleby and Sergeant, Gray's Inn-square; or Messrs. Clarke and,Whitebead, Manchester. James Bell , Oxenholme, Westmorland, fanner, May 3. at six, 4, at eleven, and 20, at three, at the Comnierciz.l Inn, Ken dal. Attorcies, Mr. Addison, Staple Inn; or blr. Kendal. . Rich.ird 13uckton, Jermyn-street, working-jeweller, April 15, E 5, and May £O, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Richardson and Miller, New Inn. Wil!lam Fear, Bath, cabinet-maker. April 14, at seven, 15, at one; and May 20, at three, at the Greyhound Inn, Batb. Attornies, Mr. Woodhouse, King's ilench l walk, Temple; or Mr. Salmon, rath. William Gardiner, Chalford, Gloucestershire, broad-cloth- maeufacturer, April 24, 25, and May 20, at eleven. at the Company's Arn4 Inn, Chalford. Attornies, Messrs. Da: and Cu. Guildchra-street ; or Mr. Stone, Tethury. Czorge Elliott, Rochester, grocer, April 11, t.'2, and May 20, at eleven, az Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Attbrey, Took's-court, Cursitor-street ; or Mr. Morson, Chatham. William Radley Mott, Brighthelnistone, wine-merchout, April 17, 24, and May . 2ll, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Bright 7 heirnstone. Attornics, Mr. Hannam, Piazza Chambers, Co vent-garden; or Mr. Attree, Rrighthelmstnne. George dlose, Sheffield, grocer, April 21, 22, and May 20, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Rotherham. Anomie., Mr. Oxley, Rotherham; or Mr. King, Castle-street, Holborn. Thomas Yaces, sen. George Yates, and Thomas Yates, jun. late Bank, Lancashiru, cotton-spinners, May 1, at six, 2, at eleven, and 20, at five, at the NW.? Inn, Blackburn. At tornies, Mr. Armstrong, Staples Inn; or Mr. Dodgson, Blackburn. Henry Searsbrick, jur.. Liverpool, baker, Aptil 27, 29, and May 20, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Artornies, Mr. Ripley, Liverpool ; or Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. Thomas Johnson, sen. avid jun. Lowestoft, shipwrights, April ' iY, at five, 'l9, and May 20, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Lowestoft. Attornies, Mr. Miller, Lowestoft; or Mr. Francis, Niw Boswell-court. James Grant, Lullington Mill, Somerset, fuller, April 24, at four, at the (:;.arge Inn, Frome.Selwood, 23, at three, at the Argel Inn, Warminstcr, and May 20, at 12, at the George, Frome-Seiwood. A ttornies, Mr. llotton, FroMe-Selwood; or Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer-Office, Bincblu's Inn. Daniel Wlliaras, late of Ftome-Selwood, Somerset, shop keeper, April 24, at four, at the George Inn, Frome-Sel wot,d, 25, at two, at the Angel Inn, Warminster, and May 20, at eleven, at the George Inn, l•1-on e Seiwoed. Attor nies, Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer Unice, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Itotton, Erome-SelWood. James Hey, late c:f Wolverhampton,. tea-dealer, April 15, 22, and May 20, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Ateotney, Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. James Barker, Strand, boxier, April 18,'25, and May 20, at eleven, at Guildhall. Aftorney..Mr. Gregory, Was Maidep-lane, CheJpside. John Bellin, Oxford-street, jeweller, April 15, 25, and May 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attorxies, Alebsrs. Sudlow and Co. Monument r yard. John Frew, late of Museum-street, Bloomsbury, baker, April 15, 22, and May 24:k at ten, at Guildhall Atturnies, Messrs. Parnther and Turner, London. street, .Fenchurch-street. Samuel Collett Alger, late of .lubilee-place, Commercial-road, porter-merchant, April 15, t!..t., and Slay 20,. at. twelve, at Guildhall. Attorules, Messrs. Puwitall.and Fairthorne, Old Jewry. ilt CP.IITIFICATES--Aran. 29. , TT. M. New, I'oultry, stationer. 1%.:. I.angworthy, Cannot istrect, packer. O. Johnson, Bristol, engraver. *1). I'each, Canibcrwell, merchant. B. L. Lecand, Great Prescott-strcet, Otsonman'ts-fields, carver and ;,iitier. It. Wilson, Birmingham, merchant. M. Ileßyer, East Sainchousc, Devon, builder: NI .Szedieboese, balkier. N. J. Tuber, Cisca Timcr-strect, werclianta ••• • 2ilelnnis is a young and athletic man e with hair in clined to red, of fair complexion, and alt what is usually termed a smart made man. IdGe dress was decent, and his behaviour modest. As soon as the Jury were seated, Mr. Besrox rose to address the Jury, when Brace Said— " My Lord,. I wish for a copy of the indictment;' I Robb not had one. I have no money to purchase is N and Ishould bin to . •4 • • vox! it as the trial goes on. • A Mr. Brstrox.—We hint no objettion fe, the is:liana.% having a copy of it. • The Cottar.—Ton shall have a copy. "Mr. Serjeant Caoes.—l do not object; my Lord, tell, bojrg given, but I beg it to be understood that the paean* has no right to it. The Comm.—Most undoubtedly, it must bet be underotoodas a right, but as a matter of courtesy. The ptisooer has Applied for a copy ; the Canoed for the prosecatton do not object tohis having one, and it is granted as a courtesy. Mr. BENTON.—My Lords and Gentleman of the Jury, I need scarcely say that the prisoners at the Bar are charged with a crime of very nearly as deep a dye as that of murder : and, had it not been for some supernatural interposition, • they would have now been tried for that most monstrous of ail offences. I shall state to you, Gentlemen, as shortly as per- spicuously, the nature of the case, and the character of the evidence I mean to lay before you • but your verdict must not be grounded on. anything I may say, it must solely depend upon the evidence: Gen tlelmen, you have heard the indictment read. Minis is there charged mith maliciously and feloniously shooting at one Mr. Birch, and Bruce theother pri setier, with aiding and assisting the first named pri foner in the commission of that crime. By tl.e act of the 43d George lit. chap. 58, it is enacted, that if any person wilfully and unlawfully shoot at or pre ' sent any loaded weapon, or any species of fire-arms, at any of his Majesty's Subjects; or if any one aid or abet such person, in such case the parties, when con rvicted, shall stiffer death. Then there is t proviso, in case death ensues, but that rather applies to cut ting and stabbing, and I shall not further .notice In order to fix the prisoners with the crane charged against them in the indictment, I shall produce evi dence to shew you, that in the month of July last, 'an indictment was preferred at the Q.rtrter Sessions for this County against a Dissenting Preacher, of the name of Harrison, and also against Sir ,Charles Woheley, but that is of no matter at the present moment. Harrison thereon went out of the County, and the Magistrates issued, what is called a Bench Warrant for his apprehension. This Warrant was put into the hands of two active Constables, Pass and Birch, who were charged to put it in immediate execution. They quickly repaired to London, and there arrested Harrison, at a Public Meeting which was held at Smithfield. They thence brought him to Stockport, where they arrived about eight o'clock on the evening of the 23d.Jnly. It was soon known that Harrison had arrived; that he was in the cus tody of Birch at Birch's house, and an immense con course of people immediately crowded round • This assemblage intimidated Birch, and he left hiS house somewhat about ten o'cleck, in order to take the advice of the Magistrates, and ?.h. Lloyd. As he was going to a place called Loyalty -street, to the house of Mr. Lloyd, he was met by three men, who seemed to be in company with one another ; he was first accosted by one ivhom he had previously known; I believe it was by the prise= Britee, who entered into conversation ss all him,. and asked if he had brought Harrison? To this Birch replied, he had ; .but As the people seemed to he surrounding him, he began to feel considerable alarm. Birch then said he was going to one Sims, an acquaintance of . Hata rison's, to see if he would became one of his bail, for he was obliged to pretend he was the friend of Harrt sen. Upon this the people surreundcd him, and a pistol was discharged at him. The man who tired it did so as it' he were situated behind Bruce ; he saw the nein elace the pistol over Bruce's shoulder, aild a ball. was immediately lodged in the cavity of his che . st. Con siderable alarm ensued upon tbk ; he raa away, and • was under the care of a surgeon for many monihr. —On the-testimony, then, of Birch alone, it will be clear that he Was shot at by some one, avid hex ill tell you that cf the three men who acted together he knew only one, who seemed as if be were occupying his attention, while the others wcre preparing their wicked deed, and it will be.for you , Gentlemen, to consider why the prisoner Bruce so held Birch in conversation? With respect to James-Mtn/is; as he is not taken, althou i gh known to be one . 01 t h e party, I shalatay nothing. With . cesspect. to • Jacob M'lnnis, one of theprisoiiers at the har, it will be proved that Jrc was one of the party who shet . at Birch. Birch, however, had no previcias know ledge br ; but lam iiistructed a say, that he 1:4,i G LOU CESTERS 111 ILE NEAR STROUD, GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAM, AND BATH. Exten.live Valuable MANOR, TOLLS of MARKETS and FAIRS, QUIT-RENTS, &c. MANSION,' PARK, noble WOODS, fine Piece% of Wattr, and abour SEVEN HUN DRED AND FIFTY ACRES of LAND, well Stocked with Game. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Co.c.e-Ilouse, in Excbange-Alle.y, Cornhill, en Wrneresnair, the :filet May, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, LOT 1. T HE Capital . and highly Picturesque 1. FREEHOLD ESTATE, LYPIATT PARK, neatly walled round, and stocketwith Deer. THE NOBLE GOTHIC STRUCTURE, Designed with great taste (part -unfinished), placed on a fine elevated spot, commanding extensive Views of great grandeur and variety ; the remains of an. ancient Glithic Edifice, com fortably fitted up, with exce ll ent Offices, a Chapel, anGothic Entrance Lodge to the Park. The very valuable Manor of LYPIATT, extending over about TWO THOUSAND ACRES, and Concision Rights; the Royalties of the Fishery, Tolls of the Maskets and Fairs of Stroud ; valuable Stone Quarries, Quit-Rents, &c. The rich - Meadows and Feeding Grounds sot rounding the Buildings. fine Wood; of stately Timber, well stocked with Pheasants and other Came; Fish-Ponds and Streams of fine Water, with plenty of Wild Powl and Fish. Also. FEU RIS COURT, COPS° ROVE, and CHA NT R Y FARMS, with rood Farm Houses, and all necessary Out-build let t.) revctable Tenants at Win. . The whole Estate nearly SIX IR; NDRED A most desirable Property ' for the Residence of a Nobleman or Gentleman. The Scenery is heantiful beyond description, and nu public carriage foot way through the. Park. Ice :2. A Valuable rnEETIOLD ESTATE, a short distance from Lot One, comprising CATS WOOD FAR NI, and TRA N TER'S lI 11. 1., a good Farsn-house, Yards, Garden, .ad all requisite Buildings, a Cottage, &c. Sundry E nclosures di* Mea dow, Pasture, Arable, and ood Land, containing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES, In the possession of Mr. J. Faulks. TRANTER'S HILL, a fine thriving Plantation, in band, containing nearly SI XTIi:EN ACRES. • This Estate forms a prominent feattire in the County—a fine dry healthy spot, most excellent neighiccurhood, good /toads, and Markets. May be viewed, with Tickets, by applying to Mr. Clissoid, at the Mansion, or Risley, wheze particulars may be had ; and of Mr. Croome, Solicitor, near Stroud ; the King's Arms, Stroud , Glouceiter ; Hotels, Cheltenham, and Tewksbury; Hop pole, and Star, Worrester ; White Lion, and White Hart, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; Castle, Salt-Hill ; of Messrs. Vizat d and Blower, Solicitors, Lith.e!2's Inn Fields; at Qarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwitx-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and Cards for viewing had. - - - - HAZARD AND CO. CONTRACTORS. £60.000 • . TO-MORROW. 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