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• LdfW lIITELLICENCIL Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London be fibre the Right Honourable Sir JAMES MANSFIELD, Knight, Lord Chief Justice . of his Majesty's Court Commoa Pleas, at Westminster, in and after Trinity Term, 1812._______ MIDDLESEX. Monday, . Saturday, Tburaday, Thursday, IN TERM. LONDON. - June 1 I Tuesday, 6 Monday, • - Ili Friday, - AFTER 1 ERM. lune 18 I Friday, . June 2 June 19 COURT OF XING'S BENCH, MAY 23. This day the Sittings at Nisi Prius commenced be fore Lord Chief Justice ELLENBOROUGH, at Guildhall. SHAW V. ABRAHAMS. The parties were both employed by the East India Company, to procure seamen, commonly cal I d Crimps, and it appeared, that in the month of February last, the defendant had a tall sailor in tow,. which the plaintiff wished to get from him ; some very,abusive language ensued between them, when the defendant struck the plaintiff over his left eye, and the contusion was so violent, he was obliged to have surgical aid for a fortnight, the Doctor's bill amounting to £l. 6s. Lord ELLEMBOROUGH observed to the Jury, that it appeared the plaintiff had improperly interfered with the defendant in the first instance, but that would not justify the blow. However, if they should think the plaintiff had provoked the blow with a view to the present action, the smallest damages they could give, would justify the case. The Jury, after some consultation, found a verdict for the plaintiff, damages Fifty Shillings and costs; • COURT OF COMMON PI.EAS, MAY €25. PEARCE V. LLOYD. This was an action on a bill of exchange for E 65. . Upon an investigation of the case, however, it ap peared that a man named Jenkins Evans having been suspected of a felony, was taken into custody, and his property taken possession of by the officers. Appre hending, as afterwards turned out to be the fact, that be'should be tonvicted t and that his property would be forfeited to the King, he made an assignment of the property seized to the present defendant, Lloyd, who was his brother-in-law, with a view to his re gaining possessiOn of it, in order that it might be ap propriated to the benefit of Mrs. Evans, The.plain tiff, who lodged in the same house with defendant, having heard of the transaction said, if the property was assigned over to him, he would be able to get it with snore facility, as well as, perhaps, to get a greater proportion than defendant expected. Defendant, who was an ignorant coal-heaver, agreed to the proposi tion, and signed what he conceived to be an instru ment of assignment, but what in reality turned out to be the promissory nose on which the present action was instituted ; for which, it appeared, plaintiff newt gave any value, nor did he, as he promised, make any'recovery whatever cf the goods which had been forfeited.—Plaintiff non s uited. DANIEL ISAAC EATON stood in the pillory yester day, in pursuance of his sentence by the Court of King's Bench, for publishing a Third Part of Paine's Age of Reason. A hand-bill, describing him to be a sufferer for the i Liberty of the Press, was circulated among the crowd, who cheered him during his pu nishment. MANSION House.—Saturday a genteel young man, who had undergone a private examination a few days since, charged wit:► stealing above £l2OO in Bank-notes from a banking-house, where he acted as a clerk, was again put to the bar. It appeared upon the prisoner being suspected and taken into custody, be confessed the robbery, and told where most of the money was deposited, which was in the chest of .4 young woman whom he associated with, and - where Chamberlain the officer found above £llOO, which produced. The young woman was likewise de tained in custody, but no proof appearing of her knowledge of the money being stolen, she was dis charged. The male prisoner was remanded for fur ther examination. Yesterday Mary Miller surrendered herself at the Mansion-House, to take her examination, ou suspicion •f being concerned in a robbery to the amount of £l5OO, committed upon a Suffolk drover, named Whitton, a short time since. Mr. Whitton had re :gaped himself to the soft caresses of two Cyprian .dartisels, who conducted him to a temple of ill-lame, in Still-alley, where, after his dream of bliss was over, he found his pocket had been despoiled of a pocket. book, containing Bank-bills, notes, and drafts, to the amount of about £l5OO. The fair penitent was reman ded till Mr. W. can come to town. GUJLDHALL.--Yesterday W. Edmunds, aged l 3 years, was charged by his master, Mr. Wilkinson, ha berdasher, of St. Paul's Church-yard, on suspicion i • of lobbing him of goods to the amount of £lloo. Mr. Wilkinson stated, that the prisoner had honestly , . delivered fix him a variety of goods to a considerable value at different times. On Saturday last he sent him to deliver at different places in the north-west end of the town ribbons; laces, kc. to the amount of £1100; but in the evening he returned and stated, that he had been stopped and robbed of the property by a man, in the neighbourhood of Riissell-square. Mr. Wilkinson then thought it necessary 'to bring him before the Alderman. The boy still, however, persisted in the same story, and was ordered to be sent to his father's, until further enquiries can be made into the transaction. ' The Comr ittee of the • Stock Exchange have, within these few days, as a terror to those who act . .wrong within their house, fixed their black boards at each of the entrances from Capel•court and Thread , swedle-street, on which they have placed the names of fire of the greatest defaulters, that they may be • • seen by every perion who enters the lobbies. Saturday night a house under repair,in Rose -street, Brick-lane,Old-srreet, was set on fire,owing to a quan tity Lla of unslacked lime being lett on'the ground-floor, by hich 'that and another house adjoining (also unte nanted) were entirely consumed. LZRWICK, MAY 12,—Since the 14th of March, we have experienced such intense frosts and heavy snow, with strong winds from north to north-east, as has not been remembered by the oldest people in this country ; down to the Bth inst. there has never been 24 hours of southerly winds. J. Joao has effected his escape from Montgomery gavel, where he was confined under sentence of death. • HADLEY, MIDDLESEX. Eleven Miles from Town, with immediate Pmession. (Fe be LET) by Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, ACAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, (foimerly the re-idence of Lord CHARLES SOMERSRT, and recently in the occupation of RICHARD BOUCHEY, Esq.) seated cm an eminence, with a cheerkl Lawn, commanding a rich amphi. theatric view of the surrounding country, including Hadley Common, Enfield Chace, Barnet Hill, Tollridge, Whetstone, Fincliley, Southgate, Beech-hill, Hamptstead and Highgate Hills, Landon Road, and a diversified prospect over a fertile Valleyof Meadows, beautifully ornamented with stately TiMber. The Premises are In the most perfect state of substantial and Orna mental repair, for tfie immediate reception of a family of dis tinction, containing 10 large Sleeping Chambers, with Dreidti rooms ; an elegant Drawing-room, 24 feet by 18 lest, 'Tensile to the lawn; Dining and Breakfast Rooms; Domestic Offices and Outbuildings of every description ; Brewhouse,Dairy, Dry ing-ground, Coach-houses, Stable, Farm-yard, every descrip tion of Vegetation, and 24 Acres of Meadow-land, lyit.g in a' ring -fence; with a Pew in she Church, and a valuable right of pasturage for ten head of Gault. May be viewed with Cards only, which, with Particulars, may be bad of Quilser, near the premises ; Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southatuptin-17tildlngs; and et Mr. Samuel Pcaroe, 16 HER ts.—CAPITAL FREEHOLD FAhfILY MANSION, MANOR, AND. ESTATE, In the most beautiful Part of the County, within Sixteen Miles of London, principal part Tithe-free, and Land-tax Redeemed. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gerraway's, To-aeoaaow, May 28, at 12, in One Lot, THE capital MANSION, MANOR, orreputed MANOR and ESTATE of WALL-HALL, the Property end Residence of the late GEORGE WOOEWORD LUSSON, Esq. M. P. deceased, situate near Aldendam, be tween El.tree, Watford, and St.Alban's, in a most beautiful and retired part of the County of Herts, within sixteen miles of London. The Mdtision is an elegant and spacious modern build. leg, with castellated Roman cement front, of the best taste and workmanship, delightfully situate on a gentle eminence, com mending prospects of great beauty and variety, and containing ample accommodation for a family of the first respectability, with well arranged offices of all descriptions, spacious yards, ez celhnt stabling for ten horses, coach-house, &e. lodging rooms and lofts over; a plentiful supply of exceUent.spring water, and a large reservoir for rain water; lawns, pleasure-grounds, shrib belies, and plantations, laid out with infinitetaste ; two kitchen gardens, walled round, well stocked with the choicest frail► trees, hot-house;, grapery, peachery, flower-garden, pheasantry, dairy, ice -house, spacious farm-yard, bailirs-bouse, and capital farm-buildings of aU descriptions, screened from the mansion by plantations. The Mansion Is surrounded by upwards of 230 acres of excellent pasture, meadow, arable, sad woodlands, ly ing particularly 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 plantations, with two entrance cottages, and gardens, Su. There are also two other cottages, with gardens, &c. The Estate is bounded in part by the river Colne, a fine trout stream, which, as well as an extensive piece of clear running water, branching from it, lately made at a great expense, and winding beautifully through the grounds, are in full view from the house. It is situate in a neighbourhood of great respectability, and abounding with game. The whole is Freehold, and the greater part Tithe-free; Lewd Tax redeemed. 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 ; Abercora Arms, Stanmere ; White Hart, St. Alban's; Bell, Hertfordi of Messrs. Oddie, Oddie, and Forster, Solicitors, Carey-street, Lineoln's Inn; Mr. Skew, .Architect, Gower-street; at Cutaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, where a Plan may be seen. SPORTINci RE:4OEZICE, -SWANMORE-HILL, NEAR BISHOP'S WALTHAM, HANTS. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Atm!on Mart, or polite the Back of England, To-moa. Row, H the ecth of May, at Twelve o'Cl oc k A , FREE TOLD COTTAGE, neatly fi nished, having been fitted up for the- proprfetoes own residenoe, and coutains five Bed-rooms, twt. P . -flours, Kitchen, Brevrhdnse, Chaise.housr, Stable, ^nd Garden, pleasantly situate in a fine Sporting part oi the County, with a Pack of Fox-lOinds in the neighbourhood; (Int mile and a half Irons Bishop's Wal tham, and tea to 15 from Winchester, Southampton, andOosporr. May be viewed, and Particulars had of Messrs. White and Fownes, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn; Mr. Cramer, Bishop's Wal tham ; Mr. Mrtie, Bookseller, Portsmouth; andof Mr. Samuel Pearce, Auctioneer, 44, Lombard-street. Valuable NIUSIDIOLD ESTATES, MONMOUTHSHIRE. • • By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Auction Matt, opposite the Bank of England, To-uoa cow. May 25, at Twelve, in Two Lou, unless previously dis. posed of by Private Contract, List 1. L, VALUABLE and Improvabl e FREE. HOLD ESTATE, with a comfortable Dwelling. house, Barn, and asisies and numerous Out buildings, called the Macegwinrth and Penhrein Farin, with part of t'ribba Farm, containing tn3ether upwards of 524 Acres of rich Arable ' Mea dow, Pasture, and Wood-land, lyi ng i n a r i ng f ence, with valua ble right of commis, In the Parishes of Carwent, and Uanvair Disco-ad. Lot A valuable Freehold Estate, called the Coati); Mynnid, and Magor Farm, with a goodDvrelling.house, Barn, Stable, and Out. Dui/dings, containing about 195 Acres of rich, At-able, Mea dow, Pasture, ant Woodland, with very valuable and extensive right of Pasturage over the adjoining Common, situate in dm Parishes of Undy and M agor . Th . E states abound with Lime. stone, and are situate a short distance from the sea porta and market towns of Newport Ind Chepstow, and both merit atten. Lion, as they ralfrir as eligible opportunity for any *Gentleman wto .may wish to retire to agricultural pursuits each Estate sews capital situations fur the err Ind l.ot 1. commands a beautiful and King's Road, including a sir Counties of Gloucester, Somerset, . May be viewed, and descriptive , White and FilVlDtll,liciteirs, Lincein Pearce, Auctioneer, Nu. 16, r land ; where plans of each Es also be hada t Mt. Waler , Printer, Brawl; the "three Monmouth; the West Gat. Abergaveney; the Beaufort Arms, the White Hut, eat's; :.c ti bluing Acura! pursuits, as each Estate pos. the erection of a Family Mansion; autiful prospect of the River Severn, I a rich picturesque view over the Lierset,Wilts, Devon, and Glamorgan. :scriptive particulars bad of Melon. • Ts, Linctlia's but rand of Mr. Samuel Cornhid, opposite the Bank of Erg. Es ale may be seen ; particulars ally r's, Printtr, Gloucester • Mr. Gutch, Schoons, Usk; the BeLitOrt Arms, House, Newport; the King's Heal Arms, Chtpstow ; the Bush, Br.stol; Mame Library, 13riotol. ED/NNuAos:itir 21. SAILBY AUCTION, SALES BY AUCTION. - _ Friday a melancholy accident happened at Leith. - NEAR GUILDFORD, SURREY. KINGSLAND ROAD. Two boys, brothers, of the name of Scobbe, b e i nng - Capital Freehold Estate, near Five Hundred Acres , et fled Down • By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, ins to Leith, the one 12, and the other 9 years of age,l Place Manor Farm, abounding with Game, an eligil. le Property At the Auction Mart To a went to the Black Rocks to gather shell-fish. The for investing Money, or for Residence.--By Mr. F.OBINS, . LEASE of a conve i we, At Garruway's, To-ssoa sow, May 28, atment DWELLM, weather being thick and hazy, they had taken n . Twelve, .by order of ' 0 the Proprietor, under the authority of the Commiasioners for HOUSE, with double-fronted SHOP, in h 1 - a t e uc eup , kal al notice of the return of the tide, till it was so far ai r i the Sale and Redemption of the Land-Tax, : Messrs. King and Cooke, Paper-hangers% C D h ou tir b c i ls ; con cd talning three Shisidtig-cbarnbsr, Di n j il - .= vanced they cou ld not gain the shore, and both were . THE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, any Retail Business, No. 16, Kingsland-road, i gi ie ar bil s s i i t ,, r ti t ika e f ir THE ' -me -14)14% M4 Y "at T N ns • unfortunately drowned. The body of the eldest was i ' called DOWN-PLACE MANOR with Game, Coppices and Wood Land, with a capital Mansion FARM, abounding. and Yard r7 h t eld S f i n7 IY.a:inur.Kitchen, Wash-hove, . ei T ai i found on Saturday, a little frem the Rocks, and that or Farm House, O ffi ces of all descriptions , Barns, Stables, Cattle- May be . .1 .rss a t. a low• Rent. of the other on Tuesday, a little to the westward of , sheds, and various Out-buildings and Cottages, together with . y viewed with lase of the Tenai.t, and detcriptie r • as, tentars had of Mr. Santini Pearce, 16, Cortibtll. • - the New Dock. I sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a Some apprehensions having been entertained that a ! good state of cultivation ; the whole E-tate comprising upwards - of Four Hundred and Eighty Acres, in a ring fence, In possession man who had been missing from Govan, for some , days back, had fallen into the Clyde, on his way home ' o y f ea ft ns fr. w t h rg e e x p E ir n e is s , a f t or m the b remainder a a t t a erm or lo t w we ord y r - en ny t e from Glasgow ; the river was dragged on Sunday, but immediate possession of part o s itl:e l a nd m ve a r ;he had, if re! when no less than three bodies were fbund, none of Vired• This Estate forms a very desirable property for a reel which was the one searched for. They had all lain once, being all compact, a healthy and deleted situation, good ' some time in the water, and one of them for some r fo o r a d ds, 4 a f n r d on e l x G ce od Ue a n i t m n i eig;i B bo f ur n hno F d, only u two d milcs f from G Londouild 2nonths. They were all cases of accidental death. I May be viewet by n a g iplying to " M n r. a t m leis an , the 3 t 2 tn m ant m , of who n tn . Tuesday se'nnight, John Davidson, servant to Mr. ' Particulars may be had; and at the White Hart, Guildford; of .AVILSos, of Chirns'de, had been out shooting crows ; Mr- Moons, King's Arms, Godaiming; at the Fountain, Ports mouth ; Bush, Farnham ; Sus, Kingston ; of Messrs. Jones and while he was standing with the butt of a loaded mus- G reen , S olicitors , . cry Salisbury - square, Fleet-street, London; at kit resting on the ground, the piece went off, and the G atraway 44 and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-square, shot entering in below the chin of theunfortunate man, where a Plan of the Estate may be yen. went up through his head, and caused his instant , death. A youth, about 16 years of age, living at Low Cocklaw, spent the greater part of Sunday se'nnight, in attempting to pull a large wooden lintel from the window of an otd ruin in the neighbourhood ; having begin unable to accomplish his purpose in the early . part of the day, he returned to his employment about six o'clock in the evening, when the lintel becoming „loose, the_wall fell, and crushed him to death. • jatigiß4l4*lll:WAY.---(With isrunediaassisaani By M. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Auction Mart, TO.NORIOW, May 2s, at Tweireopio prev.eusly disposed ot, by priva , e contrac t , • THE LEASE of a. Ruined FAMILY RF,R, DENCE, placed at an agreeable &Stance from the Ilasj„ screened with a thriving Shrubbery, pleasantly situate in Ctrs, street, Enfluld-liighway, about Nine 'Miles frost Loud Jt,, with th t accommodation of staget, to and from, sevtral rimy in the d at The PreMises are In. the most substantial state of riga r t contain Sleeping Chan:thew, Drawing, baling, and Lreaki ii Rooms; Kitchen, Wash-ham:, Dairy, Di7.ng-groura, fi rm • house, Poultry-house, Double Coach house, Stable, hriv.-riri Cow-house, C art-lod ge, two large Banas, Orrnati, te.o pril - ; the Gardens, well ...united with wail , iitandastl, and trai l ,' Fruit Trees, Green-house, liege Orchard, A.c. contaaur g three Acres. There are two Pews iu the Church rtaeh e i N the House. A quantity of rich Land may be had at 1.14 4 6, mas, if required. May be viewed, with Tlckcts only, which, with put,ials & may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Its, opp cs i i ,i; Bank of England: Particulars, alto, at the Black Hon; gaud, Highway, and Angel, FAlrnotat.:n. SIDMOU FL DEVON. FREEHOLD and MARINE COiI'AGE VILLA, with Offices, Pljasure Grounds and Meadow land.--By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, TO.MOR Row, May 28, at Twelve, in one I.ot, - AVERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising a MARINE COTTAGE VILLA, seated on a fine commanding eminence, about a quarter of a mile•of Sid mouth, embracing extensive prospects of the beautifully diverA fied country, :!td boundless views of the Ocean, planned for the accommedation of a Family of the first distinction ; containing, on the ground floor, an elegant suit of Apartments, handsomely finished, consisting of a Saloon, Diawing-room, Music-room, Library, Dining-room, and Breakfast-parlour, Study, Vestibule, and Hall, principally opening to the Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, and into a Conservatory, with suitable Bed-chambers and Dress ing rooms, excellent domestic Offices, with Servants Apart ments, roomy Yard, Stabling for six Horses, and four Coach? houses, Piggeries, &c. three Orchards, and Meadow Land, con taining in all about nine Acres; the whole forming a most en chatting and unrivalled situation as a Marine Residence for a Nobleman, or Gentleman in the sea service; the ale remarkably mild and salubrious, and excellent neighbourhood. The Pur chaser may be also accommodated with about 50 Acres of Mea dow Land, Gardens, and Orchard, he'd on Lease; and the ele gant Househell Furnitut e, by valuation. To be viewed' by Ticket?. Particulars may be bad on the Premises; at the London Inn, Sidmouth ; New Inn and Hotel, Exeter; Fountain, Plymouth-Dock ; Hotels, Plymouth and Wey mouth; George and Fountain, Portinnuth ; White Hart and Antelope, Salisbury; White Lien, Bath ; Bush, Bristol; and Messrs. Floyd and Mules, Honiton, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had; London Inn, Sidmouth ; of Messrs. Wythatn, Gray's Inn-square; at Garrawars ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick strei t, Gulden-square, wkere a Plan and Elevation may be seen. COMPACT COTTAGE, Willi CHAIA-HOLla Ale PADDOCK, NEAR LEWiSPIAM. . By Mr. SAMUEL PLARCI, • At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, lone Is, at Twee; ANEAT COTTAGE, fitted up w i t h w o k, taste, and fini-hed at an unlimited imperial plat four Bed rooms, Drawing-room, two Parlours, Kicks. g i r e k, house, Yard, Garden, Chaise-horse, Stably, dce.. Avis liither (kern, near Lewisham. eonunandics rick pinw ale Views, with beautiful Land cape Scenery. in every dineasa;— held on Lease to 56 Years. imme.hat..: Pos.e.siou may brill. Maybe viewed with Tickers, which wick descriptivePartinba may be had of Mr. Samoai Piano, 16, Comhill. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. June 20. Robert Roger,, of Clare -court, Drury-lane, broker a■d auctionrcr, dealer and chaptnan, at ten, at Guildhall. BANK RITPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Nutt, of Leicester, grocer, dealer and eharnan. - , BANKRUPTS. Robert Cooper, of Dczn's Bui/dir;s, Look's Fields, Surrey, baker, to surrender June e, 9, and July 7, at twelve, at Guild- ball. Attorney, Mr. Lon t , No. I,llm-court, Middle Temple. James Potter and George Brown, late of Breightmel, Lancashire, whisters, dealers, chairmen, and copartners, June IS, at two, June 19, at 'ten, and July 7, at two, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mr. R. Boardman, Bolton; or Mr. Meddcrwcroft, Gray's-Inn, London. Edward Twell, of Kingston-upon-Hull, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, June 2,5,. and July 7, at eleven, at. the White Hart _ _ Tavern, in Silver-street, Attornies, Mr. Rosser, Bartlett's Buildings, London; or-Mr. Sandwith, Hull. George Hewlett Head, of Fareham, Manta, yeoman, dealer and ehapinan, June 29, at one, June 30, at e!even, and July 7, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn, Farehatn. Attoruies, Messrs. B►tas dale, Alocander, and Holme, No. 10, New lanyLtmdon ; or Mr. l'addon, Fareliam. Richard Coleman, of Mitchelllean, Gloucestershire, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, June 6, 8, and July 7, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Broad-stievt, Bristol. Atterides, Mes-rs Est ward Daniel and Sons, Bristol; or Messrs. Pearson and Sun, Pump-court, Temple, London. Henry Leadbetter, of Ince, within Mackerfield, Lancashire, inn keeper, dealer and chapman, June 17, at five, June 18, at ten, and July 7, at ten, at the Buck irk. Vine, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. Viinile, John -street, Bedford-row; London ; or Me, Gaskell, Wigan. John Gaskill and Thomas Newcomb, of Nottingham, auctioneers, dealeri, chapmen, and copartners, June 18, 19, and July 7, at eleven, at the Rod Lion Inn, Nottingham. Attornies, Messrs. Bolton and Payne, Nottingham ; ur Messrs. R. S. Taylor and Clement, No. 1, Fteld.court, Gray's-Inn, London. Stephen Jarrett, of Wkitchurch, Salop, brazier, tin-plate-worker, dealer and cbapman, June 1 7, 18, and July 7, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Whitchurch. Attornies, Messrs. Stocker and Dawson, No. 4, Furnival's-Inn, London; or Messrs. Knight and Brookes, Whitchuril. Thomas Moody the younger, of Snaith, Yorkshire, draper and grocer, June 8, at six, June 9, and July 7, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Ferrybridge. Attornies Mr. Thoraas Fretwell, Thorne, Yorkshire ; or Messrs. Bieasdale, Alexander and Holme, No. 11, New Inn, London. George Butters, of Drayton-in-t !ales, Salop, skinner, leatter seller, dealer and chap man, June 15, at the White Lion, Whit church, June 16, at the house of John Swlnchatt, at Ternhill, and July 7, at the White Lion, Whitchurch, at eleven. Attor . _ _ nies, Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dawson, No. 4, Fundvars. Inn, London • or Messrs. Kul& and Brookes, Whitchurcb. Thomas Watford, of the Duke of Yerk,York-street,Rotherhithe, , Surrey, victualler, dealer and chapman ' May 30, June 6, and July 7, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ingold, Printers. Place, Bermondsey. Ebenezer Cole, of Colchester, Essex, grocer, dealer and Chapman, Jane 8,9, and July 7, at teb, at the Red Lioa Inn, Cokheeter. Attornies, Messrs. Francis and Son, Colchester; or Messrs. Naylor, Great Newport-street, London. William Twemlow, of Manchester, draper, dealer and chapman, May 30, June 13, and July 7, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lontlon. Attorney, Mr. G. Adams, Old Jewry. John Kerrison, of Old-street-Road, parish of Shoreditch, Middle sex, bricklayer and dealer in glass and earthenware, dealer and chapman, May 30, June 9, and July 7, at tell, at Guildhall.--• Attorney, Mr. Wilson, King's Bench Walk, Temple. Thomas Pales, late of Elillhampton, parish of Martbey, Wort cestershire, dealer and chapman, June 9, 10, and July 7, - at 11, at the Greyhound Inn, In New-street, Worcester. Attornies Mr. Pugh, Bernard-street, Rwsell-square, London; or Mr: Mence, Worcester. MARRIED. A few days since, Vice- Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, Bart. K. B. to Miss Louisa Dillon. At Newcastle, county Limerick, Surgeon T. Murray, of the Royal Artillery, to Miss Fitzgerald, of said town. DIED. Monday se'nnight, Mr. Edmund Eastwood, of Slaithwhite, near Huddersfield. This gentleman was the intimate friend of the late Mr. Horsfdl, of Marsden ; and soon after Mr. Horsfall had received the fatal shuts upon Crossland Moor, Mr. East wood was thrown from his horse near the place where the assas sination took place, lnd *rent to his own injury, he ran on foot to Huddersfield to procure medical assistance for bis friend, and on his return he again mounted his horse and repaired to Hud dersfield a second time, for a siipp)y of medicine, when he was again thrown from his horse, at the corner of the church-yard, in that place, and so much injured by ri prated accidents and ar, duous exertions, as to occasion a complaint in the abdomen which terminoted in his death. C A 7.bIBRIDOIISITIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATI * TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IW MR. PEY'rOK At the Bell Inn, at Haverhill,th the (\misty of Suffolk, a the 29th day of Msy, tate, at three o'clock (if not pre , disposed of ai an Entirety by Private Contract, of 'dicky notice will be given), in 13 1.0:1. HE MANOR of SHARDELOWSALLING. -I- TON, in Shudycamps, together with a 'eve:able Far house and conte,:nient.Otikei, bev rat Cotta g es and newt* Acres of very valuable Land (grelt part enelo,etl), In **Ns of cultivation, in the occ9ation of Mr Wedge and Mr.k who arc ender notice tiolluit at Michaelmas next. 'ills Estate Is situate at Shudyzamps, in the County 'Nisi bridge--a mot pleasant country, abounding with Owsgaillil the immediate neighliatirhood of the l'hurlow F k adjoins the Furnpike•road from Cainhridte ie Hatillib distant from the Liitti place and Limon etch four tiskii,kl4 Walden nine miles, Chetterford nine Care t i ll Castle I ledingham It m les, Newmarket ts mles, Si miles, and London Si miles. ~:T! _ . "To be viewpd on applicstiot . ? to Mr. Etna . S:weigettientiq be obtained by application at • the Red l.too, Linton; gee sal Crown, Saerou Walden • Crown, Chesterford ; Rao ltaclito market; Hoop, Cambr idge ; Half Moon,, Clare; 1:441, C* Htdingbam; at the Place of Sale ; r f Cisester Pens; f sq..tbir to j, mar Llettots; Charles Wedge, Fsg. Wev.ley HOPOPI, trf Newmarket ;Messrs.Woo.:rock and Batentan,lincols'Llso; al at Mr. Jastos'i °Mee, New BOPWC!1-court, Lincati.Manal, CAMBaIIX;ES'AIRE. YALU AI►LE TITIIE FREE Es PATE=ibe Land Tax iapi of which is redoimed, wfth possession at blkhocimisadi. BY MR. Pia IDN, At the Ram Inn, Newmark t, on Tuesday, the day of next. at Tivo si'Clotk in the Afternoon, in Lots AVERY Valuable and highly d:sinshle ESIA situate in the Parishes of Svraffnam Bulbeek, . Prior. Bottletnun; and Little Wilbrahven. In the County s( bridge; comprising a nio,t c.nifortable Ifweilinvitessis the residence of a family oftespectability. with every attached and detached Office, and capital Hotuestrad. other very convenient Farming EstaNtishmetiu, sundry Ces4A_ and upwards of Eleven tiandr,d and Fifty Acresuf Mir dow, Pasture, and Pea Land, of the first quality, and ins hal state of cultivation, now in the occupation of lulu liarigr o bf and others whose terms will expire on the 10th day of Ocsibc 1812, when possession may be had. • This Estate is divided ihto suitable Lots fur occopngs, excellent and convenient 13sil4cgs to sevcrai of the Lech oh well worthy of the notice of the capita within: to money in Land, and of the Agriculturalist Wise is desuess do curling his own Estate. Specifications, with Plans annexed, are row privet*, may be obtained, by application at the Argil Inn, Dory; I Inn, Cambridge; King's Head Inn, Norwich; 11 bite Inn, Ipswich; Crown Inn, Chive:ford ; at the place et tYr and of John Cooper, Esq. solicitor, Cambridge; of J Of' Yrrn, Esq. solicitor, Abirgton, near Lintcn ; and at Office, New Buswt3-cast, Lincoln's Inn, I ouduu. . - The WASHINOBROUGH and inaeninleToN uM near the CJ FY at LINCOLN. By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Corn'ill, Lamm on Tuesday, the 2d of June, at r 2 o'clock, in Nine Len. T' following VALUABLE FKEEHOI FARMS, with excellent Farm-houses and Belibilt eronerated fr. el Land Tax, situated in the parishes of Wad* brough and Heighington, within three miles of LA10114 102 respectable truants at will, viz.: Farms at Wastingbrough. Mr. John Taylor's, containing Mr. Harrison Wright's - Widow 'Thatcher's - • • Widow Newton's . ••' • Mr. Join Rayner's At Ileighltron. Widow ilailey's Farm - Widow Greet)** Mr. Joseph Auchland l y -• Mr. Maeda, Hodsoes • .064: - - Si And on Tuesdag the 9thb and tgrtdr.rt.lay the Ina el next, will he Sold by Auction, by Mr. 92tiibb, at the Sirs Head inn, in that Oty.of Lincoln, in La %. Sundry Smaller tams also situat.d in Was'.lngbrOefl Helghtngnni, with a Warelr Coin'l44l, : tte Talbm's Heti lie-htene,:a Baker's, -Blaelismith's, and Wheeherititeialf several Cottages and Tens mews, in the =op ion of the V Salter, Joseph Green, William Rebintirrt, Thomas Strafed Wells, Widow Coati, Jueeph Brown, C. Arlsehteder• T• Fl John Chamberlain; E. Kettleburrow, it. Ktt lesurrotr,O. Bowies, J. Simpson, Widow Holton, and ONO )early 'Tenant& ; • azessi The itholc Estate eontans neer Seventeen H en ' lleti very valuable Arable r Meadow, and lhaturelmal ; are aB in esatiniemt.repair, and tine band madam hero usiedell, Ti. Estate . may be viewed ui•on iipplicat en to Mr. Nett Wash,. ;brogue, t 31 d vitae's!. rarriagasi, whit rtms selten may be had, of John Fareltll„ Esq. Lincoln • at tie Sallw . : Ite?d, at Lincoln; the Angel, sleaford ; :be B:llfeti i ", CJ ' Al gel, and Talbot, P.terborosig ' h; at Gaeraway's / al of Mr. Fledge*, So ;at, Asses-arm, S. ad; It r. Stiabb, Hare, I aandor.- _vial:1011 t 44 ets . lot 0 et 0 . ss . 310 I est I . 1 -......._-- 1410 1 11 NATI& At leo ' mom sows Tamaidlea morging. ........,..,................. 49 Olagt" A ir :: • Murrain ' ' 46 Jidda AI ..... LOKI:K.II4G PriuteCl by Lint. Km. Pickatt Kw. 111 ! publisbed then. at.d at the best Me, Togivalr, • 1 t I , 1 1