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• IAW INTELLIGENCE. 1. COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY it. NOME D. ALDERMAN WOOD AND OTHERS. MT; HEALD made an application to the Court to be permitted to take a month's further time, in an swering the bill filed by the plaintiff. He stated that gnat time and attention had been bestowed on the drawing of the answer, but from the great number of circumstances that- were reverted to, the immense length of the bill, and the desire of the defendants to give a most full and perfect answer to every part of it, the answer had not yet been completed, and he .vas, therefore, compelled to ask the further indul gence of the Court. -Mr. MART opposed the application, which he said was made merely for the purpose of delay. He called his Lordship's attention to the fact that the Court had tefore extended its indulgence to the defendants, and he stibmitted that sufficient time had been afforded, them if they had been desirous of using due dili gence in filing their answer. The LORD CHANCELLOR.—The defendants ought to make an affidavit, that the time they now require is really essential for the requisite completion of their answer, and that this application is not made to the Court from an improper motive. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY to. RICH. MARTIN, ESQ. M.P. v. HAWKIN AND ANOTHER. Mr. ABRAHAM moved for a. Rule to shew cause why two, Attornies of this Court should not answer the matters of the affidavits ; and why they should not refund to Mr. Martin two several sums of £3OO and £5OO, under the following circumstances: — Some years since Mr. Martin, in consequence of an advertisement, offering an advance of £6,000 on mortgage, was introduced to the advertiser, and by him referred to the Attornies alluded to, who were tonegociate the loan by way of annuity. The deeds were prepared, and the money at length advanced ;• upon which the money broker claimed a sum of £3OO as his commission on the transaction, and the• Atto rney said he must have £5OO for his charges in pre paring the deeds and negotiating the affair, which sums ssere•respectively paid. JULY 11.—Mr. SCARLETT requested time, in this case, to answer the affidavits filed by the plaintiff. The fact was, that Mr. Martin having borrowed £6,000 five years since (and never paid a shilling ' ei:her of interest or principal), suddenly discovered that he had been cheated of £3OO out of it; but against a Rule of only twenty hours old the parties were not prepared to shew cause. Mr.NoLari—" That is a neat way for the Learned Gentleman's clients to get over an indictment for conspiracy, which they richly deserve; but if the case stands over, I trust we shall have leave to file additional affidavits." The COURT decided that the cause should be sheen next, Term : the plaintiff being at liberty to file afli• dav►ts within a week. THE REV. DR. HAYES V. SHEPHERD. Mr. CAMPBELL shewed cause against a Rule ob tained by Mr. Chitty on a former day, calling on the Court to set aside a judgment of non pros. entered in this case. The plaintiff is a Clergyman, and de fendant a bookseller and publisher. This was one of several actions brought by the plaintiff against dif ferent persons, for selling a publication containing certain libellous paragraphs, reflecting on the plain tiff. As soon as defendant understood there was li bellous matter in the publication, he stopt the sale, having only sold one or two copies of it. In another of these actions, the plaintiff had obtained a verdict for £5 ; and Mr. Campbell now contended, that to set aside the non pros. in the present case, would only be to open the way for a new action and new costs. The defendant was ready to pay all the costs up to this time. The Count thought that no grounds had been shewn for setting aside the non pros. and the Rule was discharged. STRIKING AN ATTORNEY OPP THE ROLL. Mt. STOCKS, on a former day, obtained a Rule to chew cause why an Attorney of the Court should not anss er certain matters contained in an affidavit, and pay the costs of the application, or be struck off the Roll. The Learned Counsel then stated, that the Attorney had obtained a sum of money (E 27) of a client, to pay a debt, for which proceedings had been commenced; instead of doing so, however, he had applied the money to his own use, and his unfor tunate client had in consequence been taken in execu tion, and for want of this money, improperly retained by the Attorney in question, was now in custody. Mr. CAMPBELL now shewed cause against the Rule. He did not attempt t') contradict the truth of this statement; but, in exculpation, he urged the youth and inexperience of the individual in question, who, labouring himself under embarrassments, had im properly applied the money in question, to save him self from arrest. Under these circumstances, he trusted their Lordships would treat him with lenity, and the present would operate as a caution to him in future. The COURT observed, they were bound to protect the interests of the Public. They were now called on to perform a painful duty ; but they were bound to say, this individual was no longer worthy to remain a Minister of the Court, and therefore the Rule for striking him off the Roll must be made absolute. • SALISBURY V. MORTON AND CAVANAGH. This was an application by way of•petition, against two Sheriffs' Officers, for extortion. .The COURT, after hearing the plaintiff on his own part, and Mr. SCARLETT on the part of the defend ants, ordered that Morton should pay ES to the plain tiff, and £lO to the King; and that Cavanagh should pay £2 to the plaintiff, and £5 to the King. SALISBURY V. GIBBON. This was a similar proceeding against a Tipstaff: of the King's Bepch Prison. The charge was, that the defendant bad taken a fee of ten shillings and sixpence, where, by a table of fees hung up in the prison, he was only entitled to six shillings. The defendant pleaded, that the fee of ten shillings ar.cl sixpence had been taken by his predecessors in o ffi c e,The COURT not having . the table of fees al luded to by the plaintiff befpre it upon affidavit, or dered that the matter should go over until next Term. James addl. the mall-coachmen, who was committed fee man slaughter, in causing the deaths of the two Gentlemen who were killed by the overturning of the coach at Sunderland Bridge, has been admitted to ball. POLICE rraxer.--.4.lsetnestow Assato.l.--Mr. Zach. Drew ' cnargeo a Mi. Rowns with making ugly faces at him; secondly. with calling hint a thief; and thirdly, with knoCking out throe of his front teeth with a beef-steak! Two witnesses deposed to the same effect. Mr. Rowe* admitted striking the complainant with a bundle of beef-steaks (not a single one), and he thought it probable some of his teeth might have been dislodged thereby; but be alleged that he did it in his own defence, Mr. Drew having struck him first. He was nevertheless ordered to find bail to answer this queer assault at the Sessions. SIMEART EJECTIRENT.--111liant Sonia, a tall sturdy fellow, lately discharged from the Life Guards, was brought before Sir Roust Bann, yesterday, charged with some six or seven dis. duet nuusiks, turning a whole family out of their own house, berielieg the watchmen, etc.—The house chosen for this display at Ids prowess was the tap of the Golden Cross, Charing-cross, sod se vigorously had he exerted himself, that the landlady and Several other persons were unable to appear against him in con sequence of the bruises he bad given them.—As it was, how ever, there was a whole host of witnesses, and from their state ment it appeared, that the defendant slept at the Golden Cross tap on Monday night, and on Tuesday evening he proposed sleeping there again, when he was informed that before he could have a bed be must pay for his first night's lodging. He replied that he had paid the chambermaid for it; this wan denied, and an altercation ensued, which ended in his turning the whole family, landlord, landlady, waiters, chambermaid, and post buys all into the street together; and then barricading himself in, be sat 'down at his ease before the fire, and for more than half an hour the prisoner retained perfect possession of the house, notwithstanding a crowd of people, headed by a posse of watchmen, were strenuously endeavouring to gain admidsion.— At length the landlady bethought her of a window which re mained open at the back of the premises, and through this win dow she instantly made her eistrie, without informing nay one else; but she had no sooner done so than defendant seized her in his arms, threw her against the stairs, kicked her on the loins as she lay on the ground, and finally attempted to twist her neck. Her screams now gave fresh stimulus to the people without, and they burst open the door and rescued her from further vio lence. This was the case as stated by the complainants ; but the defendant gave a very different account of the affair. Accord ing to his statement, he was compelled to clear the house in his own defence, the whole family falling upon him tooth and nail, because he refused to piy twice over for his bed. He was or dered to find bail to answer the various assaults at the Sessions. STREET ROBBERIES , -.4401 Beek, James Biggs, and H. Lambert, underwent an examination before Sir Wilma., BAKER, charged with robbing Mr. Thomas Barber, of Lamb's Conduit-street, • jeweller. Monday night, about nine o'clock, as he was passing along Lamb's Conduit -street, accompanied by his wife, • he re ceived a violent push on his right arm, which turned him round, from a man who he believed to be the prisoner Lambert, and at the same time a violent snatch was made at his watch-chain and seals, which fortunately broke and saved his watch. The pri soners were committed for'trial. The following most atrocious robbery was com mitted on Monday, at Greenwich, and information was given of it yesterday afternoon at the Public Of fice, Bow-street:—Mrs. Walding, the wife of a Gen tleman's coachman, occupies the house, No. 12, Al fred's-buildings, Greenwich, the next dwelling to which is uninhabited. On Saturday she was in the house alone, and at eleven o'clock in the morning, a man, dressed rather shabby genteel, knocked at the door, and asked her if the next house was to let, as he wished to look at it?• She said it was, but she had not the key, and was about to shut the. door, when be rushed in, and, seizing her by the throat, said he was come for money, and money he must have. She escaped from his grasp, and ran up stairs, intending to give an alarm from the window ; but the villain followed her closely, and just as she reached the landing-place, he knocked her down With some heavy instrument, and swore, if she made any noise, he would murder her. He then tore nut her ear-rings, cutting both her ears through in doing it, and beat her about the head until she was sense less. She continued in that state, as she believes, for more than an hour, and when she recovered bet senses, she with difficulty procured assistance from a neighbour, and it was found that the ruffian had broken every lock in the house, and had stolen £lO in Bank-notes, a watch, and a considerable quantity of wearing apparel. The husband of the woman gave information of the robbery, and added, that his wile was not expected to recover the effects of her wounds. A very accuvite description was given of the robber, who, it is hoped, will not long escape the 2tinishment he so richly merits. VALUABLE REVERSION To MONEY or Tin FUNDS, - AND • POLICY or INSURANCE FOE E3OOO. By Mr. HOG GART, At the Mart, on TUESDAY next, July 17, at Twelve, in Two Lots, Lot I. A N ABSOLUTE REVERSION to One- Am- Eighth Part of the following Stock, viz.--,CBOOO 5 per Cent. Navy; £B5OO 3 per Cent. Reduced; £LOCO 4 per Cents. £5400 Old South Sea Annuities ; and £l2OO 3 per Cent. Consuls, standing in the names of two Gentlemen of respecta bility, as Executors under a Will, and to be received by the Pur chaser on the demise of a Lady aged 51. Also, the valuable Contingency in Three other Eighth Parts of the above Stock, in the event of Three Lives of the ages of 18, 15, and 13, not at taining the age of 21. Lot 2. A Policy of Insurance for £3OOO effected in the Rock Office in 1808, upon the Life of a Gentleman now aged 44, sub ject to the Annual Premium of £B3 12s. 6d. a Bonus of £6OO has already been added to the Policy, which will be still further increased by a considerable addition in 1826. Particulars had at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street. RENTAL of about X 1,200 PER ANNUM. Issuing out of very valuable ESTATES, held for a long Term of Years, situate in Dover-place, and Paragon-place, Kent-road; Alfred-plan, Kennington ; and Albany-road, Camberwell By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on Tussah: next, July 17, at 12, in about 40 Lots, By order of the Executors of Joint FINtiliAN. Esq. deceased, 'HE following ESTATES, from which a Rental - of about .21,200 per Annum is produced, issuing. out of Eight Brick-built substantial Houses In Dover-place, Kent-road ; Five Houses in Paragou-place, Kent-road ; an improved Rent of £l6 per Annum, issuing out of a Public-house at Stockwell; Eleven Houses in Alfred-place, Kennington; and Thirteen Houses in Albany-road, Camberwell; held for fifty-five yean, seventy-five years, and upwards of eighty years, at Pepper corn Rent. Printed Particulars are preparing, and in a short tints may be had of Messrs. Matson and Son, Solicitors, Newington; at the Elephant and Castle, Newington-butts ; Bricklayen' Arms, Kent-road; Red Lion, Camberwell; at the Mart; and of Mr. "fount ' 62, 014 111Cedittel;. ~~. SALES BY AUCTION. • VALUABLE FREEHOLD COTTA Grs and GARDENS, near SOUTH GATE. By Mr. HOGG A RT, At the Cherry Tree, Southgate, on FRIDAY July to, at Three, for Four precisely, in Four Lots Lot 1. AN Improvable FItEEHOLI) COTTAGE lA. RESIDENCE, placed upon a Paddock of about Three Acres, surrounded by a thriving Plantation, delightfully situate on the Chase, near Southgate. The Cottage contains four Bed-rooms, three Parlours, Kitchen, and Offices, erected arid finished in a neat and substantial manner, and well supplied with Water. Lot 2. Two well-built Freehold Cottages, with large Garden', near Lot 1, capable of improvement, in the occupation of --- Harris, and Eaton, at £lB las. per Annum. Lot 3. Two excellent Freehold Cottages, with good Gardens, a short distance from Lot 2, in the occupation of -- Eaton, and --- Coldham, at the low rent of £lB per Annum% Lot. 4. Three Freehold Cottages, and good Gardens, in the occupation of Sayer, Stepto, and -- Anderson, at £26 ltss. per Annum. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad street ;to Mr. Leach, Southgate; and at the Cherry Tree. FREEHOLD FARMS, near EAST GRINSTEAD, SUR REY, part TITHE-FRE& By Mr. IWO ART, At the Mart on Tuuasnav, July 26, at Twelve, in Two Lot s, , Lot 1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, a x. abort distance from the Market Town of East Grin stead, in the County of Surrey; consisting of Old Lodge and the Meadows,•containing, altogt tker, about I'W 0 1111 - -1) RED and THREE AC IL ES of rich Arable, Pasture, Meadow, ' and Wood Land, lying well topther, in a fine and healthy roman- 1 tic part of the County, aboituding with Game, with a capital new-built Farm-house, Barn, and Outbuildings, erected at a large expense, in the completelt manner. Lot 2. A valuable Freehold and Tithe-free Estate, comprising Lady Cross and the Hole Farms, containing, together, One I lun dred and Fourteen Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, with a Farm-house and Outbuildings, let to Mr. Chalker, on Lease, at a rent. of £ll4 per annum. Particulars, may be had at the Dorset Arms, East Grinstead ; at Mr. Sprance's Library, Tonbridge Wells; at Donald ron's Library, Brighton ; at the White Ilan, Godstone ; Greyhound, Croydon ; NVhite Bart, E.1t,111 Bridge ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street. PALMER • S GREEN, SOUTHGATE ELEGANT COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with PLEASURE GRROUNDS and GARDENS; also a Valuable FREE HOLD ESTATE contiguous, in a beautiful Situation for Building, with Entrance Lodges, &e. By Mr. HOGG ART, At the Mart, on Txuasn,►r, July 26, at Twelve, in Two Lots, by Order of the Executor of litcnaat► BARRY, Esq. deceased, Lot A. V IHE very complete and elegantly-finished 1 VILLA of the late Ricualto Maio., Esq. de lightfully placed for beautiful and extensive Prospects,. at Pal mer's-green, about seven.miles from London. The Villa con tains eight lied-chambers, handsome Dining and Drawing-rooms, Breakfast-parlour, and Offices of every description, Consrrva tory, productive Gardens, well supplied with excellent Water, and in the most complete and elegant repair, with two Cottages and Gardens ; the whole Freehold, except a small part, which is held of the Manor of Edmonton. Lot 2. A most desirable and valuable Freehold Estate, com prising two rich Meadows in an elevated spot, and embracing the most beautiful and picturesque Views, in a high state of cul tivation, and fully dressed and prepared for the reception of a Villa of importance, approached by two Lodges, handsomely timbered and well watered, containing Seventeen Acres. The House may he viewed by Tickets, which, with Particu lars, may he had of Mr. iloggart, 62, Old Broad-street; Parti culars also at t:ic Mart. In the COUNTY of HUNTINGDON, and near the Turn pike-road to sTA ALFORD. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. By Mr. HOGG ART, At the Mart, on THURSDAY. July 26, at Twelve, In One Lot, by order of the Executors of the late THOMAS Jar, Esq. deceased, A CAPITAL and very Improvable FREEHOLD X. ESTATE (as an Investment peculiarly desirable), con sistin • of WOOD WALTON ESTATE, in the Parish of Wood Walton, Eight Miles from Huntingdon, about Three from Aleonhury-hill, and Seventy-two from London, consisting of SIX HUNDRED and SEVENTY-TWO ACRES of capital Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, lying within a Ring Fence, in the Occupation of Mr. John Goodlitte, a highly responsible Tenant, and ,one of the best Afttiniltuticts, on a Leise, at a Rental of £B7O per Annum, suhjtct to certain Deductions in Tithes, &c. with an excellent Fain-boos., Two Barns, Stables, Granaries, Three Cottages, and numerous other Out-buildings, the whole in the best state of Repair. May he viewed by leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had of Mr. John Nicholls, Leighton, near I luntingdon ; at the Foun tain Inn, Ilunthigdon ; Wheatsheaf, Alconbury-hill ; George, Stamford; Crown, St. Ives; of Messrs. Foster and Bonner, Solicitors, Spalding, and at 3, Verulam , huildings, Gray's Inn ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, where a Plan may be seen. SUPERIOR RESIDENCE, In the centre of about ONE HUNDRED ACRES of Meadow and Park Land, bea..tifully Timbered, and.within one mile of a Market Town, thirty miles from London, in the Ci.unty cf Kent. By Mr. HOGG A RT, At the Mart, on THURSDAY, July 26, at Twelve, in One Lot, un less an offer is made by l'rivate Contract, ACAPITAL Stone-built MANSION, of elegant elevation, placed upon a fine commanding spot, embosomed with Plantations and fine stately Timber, in the centre of a rich Domain of about One Hundred Acres of fine Land, in Pastures and Park, one mile front Maidstone, in the County of Kent.— The Mansion contains, trion the principal floor, a Dining-room 28 feet by 20 feet, a Drawing-room 28 feet by 20 feet, a Library 20 feet square; these Apartments are 14 feet in height: a hand some Entrance-hall, opening by folding-doors to an Inner-hall; upon the first floor, a Picture Gallery, a bow Drawing-room 24 feet by 20 feet, four principal lkd-chambers 2U feet by 17, and 12 feet six inches high, and two smaller Chambers, with a Dress ing-room to each, and a Housekeeper's-room ; the upper. floor contains suitable Apartments for Servants, with Offices of every description, productive Gardens and Farm-yard, Barns, and nu merous Outbuildings. May be viewed by Tickets only, and printed Particulah had at the Bell and Star Inns, Maidstone; Crown, Rochester; Black Lion, Farnhigham ; of Messrs. Clamtree and Bicknell, Solici tors, 57, Bloomsbury-square ; at the Mart; and of Mr. 'faggot, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. MIDDLESEX. GREEN LANE.;, BETWEEN TOTTENHAM AND SOUTH G ATE, Five Miles from London. VALUABLE -FREEHOLD ESTATE, Eligible Building Ground, and fine Brick Earth ; Neat Dwelling-House, with Offices, Lawns, Garden, &c. Farm. Yard, Barns, Stables, and Out-buildings. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, Golden-square), At Garraway's Coffee-House,'Change-Alley, Cornbill, on Tuns nay, the 31st July, 1821, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, T HE FREEHOLD ESTATE, eligible for Build ing, and great depth of fine Brick Earth, ' DUCKETT'S MANOR FARM, In the occupation of JAMIE ANGLE, Esq. whose term expires at Michaelmas next; Comprising a compact Reairience, with Offices, Garden, Or chard, Yards, and Out-buildings, surrounded by a Moat of c l ear Water; encl osed Farm-yard, with Barns, Stables, and various Agricultural Buildings; and Enclosures of rich Meadow, and small part Arable Land, all lying compact, containing about ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES, Bounded by a Stream of Water, and the Turnpike-road from Tottenham to Southgate, Ilornsey, &c. all lying compact; a most desirable and improvable Preperty. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Angle, on the- Premises, where Particulars may be had; and at the Bull, and the Queen's Head, sear the Premises; Cherry Tree, Southgate; Mr. Wood row, Norwich ; Messrs. Orchards, 15, Hatton-garden ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. SALES BY AUCTION. HAMPSHIRE. CAPITAL, FREEHOLD ESTATES. Splendid M ANSION, seated in a fine Park, and healthy Situation, and upwards of EIGHT MUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES Of rich l'asture, Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land; extensity Manors, abounding with Game strictly preserved, an d 1 , t 7 norial Rights. By Mr. ROBINS, . (Of Warwick - street , Golden-square,) At Garraway ' s Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhi ll , on Tis te , MAY the 9th of August, 1821,at Twelve o'clock, in O ne 1 A 'CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ki t '. BROOK PARK, situate in a fine part of the County e t Hams, 66 miles from London, and about sevtn nutty teem Portsmouth ; comprising a spacious splendid MANSION ; emit substantially, built, with Stone Cornice, and Pilasters of t i e Corinthian Order, seated on a beautiful eminence comms,, rich and very extensive views, adapted, with suites of e i tgam 'Apartments of large dimensions and fine proportions, for the ,accommodation of A NOBLEMAN, or Family of the first Distinctio n; Recently repaired, altered, and improved, at a great expen se; excellent Domestic Offices, in all respects suitable to Rich xi Establishment. A capital walled Garden of nearly Two Reuss fully stocked, cropped, and planted; the walls clothed s,ith th; Choicest Fruit -trees, Hot and Green-houses, Pinery, Ik e Pleasure-grounds, Coach-houses, Stables for fifteen 11,kres, K ids itlen's Rooms over, Bailiff's House, with new Dairy, yard, Barn, and all requisite Out-buildings, with upstate.; of EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO AUG'S Of line rich Pasture, Meadow, Arable,' and beautiful 11' 00 4 Land, stored wilt thriving 'limber, forming a nolsle hatine, whereof about Three Hundred and St..venty-fire Acres are in hand, the remainder divided into eligible and compact F arm , , with superior Dwelling-houses and Out-buildings, p r i ne 4, 47 let on Lease to responetb:e Tenants. The Manors extend over nearly Three Thousand Acres, are abundantly stocked w:th fir.ine of all which kkepers :re continuing strictly to preserve. The new and excellent Karig:tire, made expressly for th e m a . sien, may be taken ..t a valuation. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Peter Wee, on t h e p re► raises, of whi..ni Particulairs :lay be had, at the Gene, Poet s . !notch ; India Arms, Gagnon ; Dolphin, Sonthaterrott ; and \V him I Icrie. Brighton ; Ship, , Ilorndear.; White Rie Peter:Aleid ; King's Arms, Godalnting ; White Ilan, and th Clown, Guildford ; Talbot, Ripley ; of Mr. Kniikt, ...al at the Griffin, Kingston; of hlessrs. Baker and Dimml, Solki mi; 29., Bcdfurckplace, ; Garraway's; anol of !Jr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where i Liu of g e Estate may be teen. DEVON, Betw.:en TIVERTON, BA MPTON, and DULVERTGX, CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, COURT LEKT, with•MANOPIAL RIGHTS, citieratzl i SEVEN THOUSAND ACRES; QUIT-RENTS, &.•.!. an.: plenty of GA E. PLEASANT RESIDENCE, Farm-houses, and Butlirgi, rich Grazing Meadows, Pa.:tures, Arable., and Woad laa4, upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT' ACRES, principal part bounded by the River Ear, a 'Warr Corn-mill, Cottages, &c. Land-Tax Redeemed. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, (7olden-square), At Carraway's Coffee-lions:, in Esch::nge-Alley, THURSDAY, August 9, 1221, at Twelve o'Clor7k. in Tw, Lst, LOT I.T HE Valuable REEHOLD S, FATE the Property of JAM ES HAY, F: q. Comprising Stuckeridge and Oakford Farms, Stuclurklp House, situate on a tine Lawn, and commanding spot, wqh hces, excellent Eartn-house, with Yard, Barns, Stablt:s, ILmltt of ox-stalls, Cattle and C,:rt Sheds, Granary, Thr,..siiiag chine, Cider-licaise, and various (hit-buildings, Oarden,andPhs. ration, productive Orchards, and enclosures of rich Meadow, Pas ture, Arable, and Wood Lands, all in a high state of cultivatiss, a Set of Water Grist Mills, and Cottage DwAing, with Garde, &c. adjoining Oakford-bridge, sundry t xcellt-nt CottagLs, Win Garden, Orchard, and Land, the whole upwards of • FIVE HUNDRED AND THREE ACRES. The principal bonndary formed by the beautiful River Ert, Li which the Meadows are irri?ated. LOT 2. A compact FR EEIIO LD ESTATE, FORD Fl@l, situate near the pk.tsant Village of Oakford, and a 6honia• ranee from Lot 1. Comprising a Farm-house, and Of .:c:, Ga den, Orchards, Yard with Barns, St.:birs, and Out-buildair..a capital Threshing Machine, worked by \Vattr, an enclas.d tie-yard, surrounded by Ox..:Aalls, a Cottage Tenement, audio. closures of Meadow, Pastures, Grazing, and Arable Las; containing 1 TWO HUNDRED AND 'FIFTY-Mt ACRES. This Pro2crty is eligible for a Stock Farm, and at a ens' rate expense to put the lluiklinp in order, would be &dn.* for a Practical Farmer, the greater part very excellent Lamb • The Estates are in a fire picturesque part of the Countr, oak seven miles from Tiverton, and two Irons Bampton, by the nor Turnpike rood, and the River; the most picturesque and lie'sr tiful scenery in the Cuunty. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Hayward, the &ilia, at Stuckeridge House ; or Mr. Rendall, at Tiverton ; and at the Angel Hotel, where Particulars may be had ; and at the Ire,* Oakford-bridge; the London Inns and Hotels, Eseter and mouth; London Inn, Taunton; Whin: Lion, and I.a.rb fwis, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; Hen and Chickens, 13i: minghara ; rear. Reading ; Castle, Salt-bill ; Messrs. Iluril and Co. walk, Temple; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick. street, Gulden -square, where a Plan may be seen. DEVON, nearTIVER TON. The COLLIPRIEST FREEHOLD ESTATE, With elegant MANSION, GARDENS, and PLEASUiII G ROUNDS, . . , FARM-HOUSE, and BUILD , NGS, rich productive MEADOW, ARABLE, AND WOOD LAND, A 1301,1 THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY. ACRES, Bounded by the Viva. Exe, and the Loman, a situation nosh known for its salubrious Air, and grand Picturesque Scoff!, forming one of the most pleasant Residences and Farm Was Kingdom By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, Golden-square), At Oarraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, las don, on Tuussasav, August 9, at Twelve o'Cleck, in One IA THE very CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE COLL [PRI F.ST, the Property and Residence of JOlll RAY, Esq. situate near the Town of Tiverton, with the ele gant Family ltesidence, planned for the accommodation of I Gentleman's Family, with excellent Offices of all descripdA well supplied with fine water, Coach-houses and Stables,pm ductive Gardens, wall, d round, stocked with the choicest Fait Trees, Green-house, Garden house, with excellent Chambets productive Orchards, delightful Pleasure Grounds, fitroughtiA ' thriving Plantations, Groves, and Woods, with dry Walks, 111 out with great taste, a circular Temple, and seats in diltt parts, Entrance-lodge and Carriage-drive to the house,and F.nclosures of rich productive Meadow, Arable, and Wool land, beautifully diversified in hill and dale, commanding To; enchanting views of the surrounding country, and the heauti- 4 Rivers Exe and Loman, which form the principal hounari: * the Estate, and highly valuable for irrigation ; the whole coy taining upwards of THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, Surrounding the Mansion; good Farm-house, with Yardibi ll i Stables, Cattle-sheds, Threshing Machine, and all necessary buildings. The Lands are in a high state of cultivation, and a Ince ei• gible property for a Gentleman fond of agricultural pursaiorsi field sports. The Buildings are in excellent order; the Mania with well-arranged Apartments, dry, and comfortable, erectel within a few years, at a considcrble expense ; sociable bourhood, excellent Markets, plentifully supplied at a reasono rate, Fairs, Grammar and other Schools. Coaches pass to sd from London daily ; fourteen miles from Exeter and Hari., twenty six from Taunton, sixty from Mimi and Bath, and $ ll hundred and seventy from London. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Rendall, Snlicitor,Tr, I ton, where Particulars may be had, and at the Angel lintel' the London Inns and Hotel, Exeter and Plymouth; Inn, Taunton; White Lion, and Lamb Inns, Bath' Bristol ; Ilen and Chickens, Birmingham ; Bear, Real Castle, Salt-hill; Messrs. Hurd and Co. King's Bench- Temple ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -stag' Golden-square, where a Plan may be seen . LONDON : Printed and published by Lien Kish na g* . igniplr Bat. SALES BY AUCTION. . - DARTMOUTH-ROW, BLACKHEATH. Desirable DETACHED RESIDENCE, with GARDENS and OFFICES. By Mr. HOGG A KT, At the Mart, on Trixo.tv next, July 17, at Twelve, AComfortable and Substantial detached FAMILY HOUSE, delightfully situate in Dartmouth-row, Black heath, the Residence of George Enderby, Esq. who is removing to Coombe-place, Surrey. The House contains numerous Bed rooms, elegant Dining and Drawing-rooms, Breakfast-parlour, and Offices of every description ; the whole in excellent order, and fit for immediate Occupation; a productive Garden, walled, and stocked with fine Fruits, Terrace-walk, and beautiful Views over the Thames into Essex ; detached Coach.he e and Stables; held fur about fourteen Years, at a moderate Rent. -To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Pat ticulars, may be had of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street; Particulars also at the Green Man, Blackheath ; on the Premises ; and at the Mart. otl es W elt; 1 'ln de