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ANECDOTE OF BONAPARTE. FROM ‘, LADY MORGAN'S ITALY." ToP OP MOUNT CENTS.—" From such a site as this, it is said, HANNIBAL halted his Carthagenians, and pointed to the recompense of all their arduous under takings. From such a site as this Losiamtu Mason; paused amidst his ferocious hosts to contemplate the. Paradise of his future conquests, and quaffed from the skull of his enemy his first draught of Italian wine. From such a site as this, NAPOLEON BONA PA RTE, at the head of an ill-appointed, long-suffering, and neglected Army, pointed to the plains of Lom bardy, and promised victory. Ills soldiers accepted the pledge, rushed like an Alpine torrent over crags and precipices, and won that Italy, in two brief and splendid campaigns, which had, through ages, re misted the forces, and witnessed the disasters of mil fibns of Frenchmen, led on by Kings, and organised by experienced Generals. Four armies of the mightiest coalition the world had ever seen united against the independence of a single nation, were swept away as the snows of Mount Blanc are scattered by its eddying whirlwinds ; and the Peace dictated at Leo. ben, attests the military genius of the young Com mander who was one day to number more battles gained and greater triumphs achieved than any Cap tain of any age can boast since the time of ALEX.. ANDER.—BONAPARTE, before his departure for this campaign, traced a slight sketch of his operations at a private house. In this plan Millissimo is marked, in the confidence of success, as being the first site of the defeat of the enemy. "Je chasserois," he says, "les Autrichiens des gorses dm Tyrol;" and he finishes the sketch with these words, " C'est aux portes de la Vi enne que je vans donnerai la pair!" Speaking after wards of his Treaty of Millissimo, he said, ". C'etoit la plus forte sensation de ma vie I"—" It was the strongest sensation of my life." Sunday, Madame CATALAN' arrived in town from the Continent. A Statement of the quantity of Porter brewed by the first ten Houses, from the sth July, 1820, to the sth July, 1821: BARCLAY, Pit‘lNS, and Co. - - 326,398 TRUMAN, HANSCRY, and Cp. - - 201,299 Rue and Co. - • - 186,673 WHITURLAD and. Co. - 184,505 Costae and Co. - - - 130,101 . Metre, H. and CO. 100,188 Caxvirers and Co. - 92,218 Goonwev and Co. - 61,179 Et.taorr and Co. - .57,598 TAYLOR - 51,498 • Ceaos-sa's lenvesrs.—Saturday, an Incjoest was held at the White Swan, Little St. Andrew-street, Seven Dials, on the body of Cornelius Cummins, aged 52. It appealed that the de ceased was possessed of severahhouses in St. Giles's, and of con siderable property; but he was of such a penurious disposition, that be grudged himself tLe necessariel of life ; he occupied an apartment in the above street. Ile formerly kept a china shop, and used to deal in antiquities of various descriptions, but he would frequently shut up his shop, and be absent for weeks to gether, and no one knew how he lived or where he passed his tjme. After this long absence he would return home, and open hit shop, but he would take it Into his bead to confint himself to his apartment for a long time, and newer be seen during the interval to quit it, nor would he see any of hirfriends. After Indulging himself lately in this way for a longer time than usual, several persona were induced to make further inquiries, and on going to his mom door, they found it fastened, and the key in side; on receiving no answer , the door was forced open, and the deceased was found in his bed, having been fur some time dead. The room was almost destitute of furniture; a cabbage, quite decayed, lay upon the table. A large sem of money was found in the loom. Verdict—Died by the Visitation of G•D. • Dram 'FRO* Farcier.—An Inquisition was taken on Mon day evening before Turmas Svnumm, 'Esq.on view of the body of Richard Foster.—Witham Lee. sworn . —l live at No. 19, Span Pancras-place, and am a cabinet-maker. I was acquainted with the deceased ; he was between 40 and 45 years of age • was a married man, but had no children. Be tween five a nd six o'clock yesterday evening, I was at work at 'Mr. Cubitea, builder in Gray's Inn-lane; I was standing at my beach, and the decea sed was standing near me; I was alarmed at a loud explosion which took place at about two yards from the spot where I stood ; I turned round and saw nothing but a large body of flame and smoke. The deceased and myself ran out of way • but after our first alarm subsided, we returned, and met Frede rick Collins, a lad about 18 years of age, all on fire ; he ran past us into the yard, and we proceeded towards the spot where the accident happened, and there found Joseph Martin, a boy 12 years of age. lying on the floor, all in flames. The deceased took hold of him and pulled him about four yards out of the way, and laid hint at my feet. I took a blanket and oiled him in it, and then went to the cistern to procure some water to throw over the are. In ten minutes I returned, and found the deceased lying on his back on the floor near Martin. lie was quite insensible, and I believe dead. I ordered him to be removed into an adjoining room, and Surgeon Macdonnell, who was sent for, came and attempted to bleed him, but he gave only a few drops of blood ; I went to assist in extinguish . log the fire; and did not see him afterwards. The deceased was not in the least burned, nor did he receive the least bodily in-' jury; and I suppose his death was caused from the fright or agitation he was in; he was subject to a cough, and frequently complained of a ban pain in the chest. The accident was occa sioned by a large bottle of polish, composed principally of spirits of wine, which was warming in a copper of hot water, and in shaking was struck against an iron plate, and exploded; --Mr. James Haedonnell, a surgeon, opened the body, and attributed the death of the deceased to a sudden spasm of the heart, occa sioned by the agitation or fright he was thrown into.—The Jury conesslasci a short time, and returned a verdict—“ Died by the Visitation of Goa." Last night, about half-past seven o'clock, prepara tory to the Norwich mail-cart starting from lilt. Sad ler's coach-office, in Goswell-street, the ostler was fixing the horse to the vehicle, when the animal took fright, and ran with the greatest fury along Goswell - through St. Martin's-le-Grand, knocking down and running over several persons on its way who endeavoured to stop it. It then turned round the corner of Newgate-street, and bent its course along Cheapside with such velocity that the lives of the passengers were placed in imminent danger. At the corner of Old Change, Cheapside, the wheel caught One of the iron posts with such excessive violence, that the wheel flew off, and dashed against a man who was very near, and who was knocked insensible to the ground; the blood gushed from his head in a dreadful trimmer. The affrighted animal was not yet stopped in its progress, and it ran on with re doubled fury, from .the noise proceeding from the shock of the above circumstance; two men endea voured to stop it, but one of them was knocked down, and the vehicle passed over his body; he was also dreadfully injured. 'flu horse then ran on as far as Bow Church, where it was stopped by.a boy, who caught hold of the reins. The two unfortunate men who were knocked down, were carried to 'St. Bar tholomew's Hospital; one of them received a dread ful fracture just over the eye from the Wheel, the, blood gushed profusely. They were not able to speak, and them is little hope of recovery. FROM LAST /ow:iris fis-IZETTE. WHITEHALL', JULY 9, 1821. The King bath been pleased to approve of the nomination of the Right Honourable KennetlkAlezander Baron Howard of, Effingham, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Mlli- tar? Order of the Bath, to discharge the duties of the office of Earl Marshal of England at the approaching solemnity of his Majesty's Royal Coronai►on, in consequence of the indisposition' of the Right Honourable Lord Henry-Thomas Howfard-Moly neux-Howard, Deputy Earl Marshal of England. HERALD'S COLLEGE, JULY 10, 1891. These are to give notice to the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, that the attendant to wait on each Lord during the Banquet in Westminster Hall, on the day of his Alsjesty's Coronation, must be habited in a scarlet frock coat, with a garter blue silk sash round the waist, white waistcoat, breeches, and silk stockings, with black shoes and scarlet rosettes. BANKRUPTS. William Baneks and James Bracey Perry, Birmingham, dealers, to surrender July 26, 30, and August 21, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-fare; or Messrs. Tyndall and Rawlins, Bir- mingham. William Cann, Oakirampton, Devon, ironmonger, July 24, 25, and August 91, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, &Ss toL Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn square • or Messrs. Cary and Cross, Bristol. Robert Compton Marr, Rathbone-place, linen.draper, Julif 21, at eleven, 28, and August 21, at twelve, at Guildhall. At tornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Bread-street. .Titus I.ongbottom, Keighley, Yorkshire, machine-maker, July 27, 28, and August 21, at two, at the Bridgewater Atms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Edge, Blanchester; or _ Messrs. Mihte and Parry, Temple. John Merry, Little Yarmouth, fishing-merchant, July 24, 26, and August 21, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Little Yarmouth. Attornies Mcisrs. Sayers and Son, Great Yarmouth; or Messrs. Swain and Co. Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. George Griffith.,, Grantham, timber-merchant, July Sti, 24, and August 91, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Grantham. At tornies, Messrs. Stocker and Co. New Boswell-court; or Mr. Newcome, Grantham. Thomas Figes and Robert Godfrey Lortgeroft, Romsey, Hams, brewers, July 26, at two, 27, at eleven, and August 21, at one, at the White Horse Inn, Romsey. Attornies, Messrs. Slade and Jones, John-street, Bedford-row; or Mr. Bryant, Southampton. Christopher Metcalf, fledge, Yorkshire, flax-dresser, July 23, 24, and August 21, at eleven, at the King's Coffee-house, Mull. Attornies, ;Messrs. Watkins and Peuly, Lincoln's Inn ; or Messrs. Prickett and Robinson, Hull. ,Henry Coates, Bradfield, Essex, farmer, July 27, 28, and Au. gust 21, at eleven, at the Thorn Inn, blialey, Essex. At tornies, Mr. Ambrose, Manningtree; or Mr. B. C. Cocker, Nassau-street, Soho. • Thomas Acaster, Beal, Yorkshire, ale-house-keeper, July 2, 26, and August 21, at twelve, at the Green Dragon Ina, Pontefract: Attorni...s, Mr. Wood, Pontefract; or Mr. Ed munds, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's Inn. Elizabeth Humphreys, Swansea, victualler, July 96, at the house of Mr. Rowland, Goaf.street, Swansea, 27, and Au gust 21, at the blackworth Arms Inn, Swansea, at twelve. Attomies ' Messrs. Scott and Son, St. Mildred's-court; or Mr. Rowland, Swansea. James Hill, Dover, saddl:r, July 2Z, 24, and August 21, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attornies Mr. Noakes, Sandwich; or * Messrs. Lodington and Half, Secondaries Of fice, Temple. Another great Capital sold by ! ! !—Yesterday No. 19,515, was drawn a Prize of £16,000 Consols, which was sold by Ban, at his Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross.—Bisti also sold some minor Capitals yesterday ; and in the late drawing he sold No. 14,041, a £21,000 Prize, and several other Ca pitals.—The Next Drawing will be on TUESDAY NEXT, and on the SATURDAY after the Lottery finishes.—The following Capital and other Prizes are still in the Wheel : 1 of X 25,000 Consols 2 1 15,000 Consols 3,000 Consols 2 .. 2,400 Consols 2 1,200 Consok 2,400 6 400 Consols 450 Grasols 1,500 20 25 ;Money 50 1,015 .. 12 Money 1,100 ... 11 11 s. Money , 12,705 —All of which must be drawn NEXT TUESDAY, and the SATURDAY after. A few warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are still on Sale at Btssis Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, and by his Agents in the Country. At Paris, on the 22d ult. Lady Buchan, of a son. MARRIED. July 3, William Macdowall, Esq. Advocate, to Miss Elizabeth Christian Dundaa, third daughter of Mr. James Dundas, of Ochtertyre, clerk to the signet. Monday, Wm. Douglas, Esq. of Orchardton, late Member for Plympton. Friday, at his apartments in Chelsea Hospital, aged 7s, Tho- mas Keate, Esq. Surgeon to that establishment for upwards of thirty years; Surgeon to the King, and late Surgeon-General to the Army. Monday, in Cleveland-row Sir John W. Compton, D.C.L. late Judge of the Vice-Admiralty CourCat Barbadoes, and Fel low of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. March 27, at Kingston, Jamaica. of yellow fever, Mr. Jo seph Richardson, aged 2e, Chief Officer of the Jane, of London. July 5, aged 21, Henry (whose death was occasioned by the falling of the scaffolding-in P.iternoster-row), third son of the late Mr. Georie Phillips, of Bermondsey. July 2, at Paris, Miss Rosa Tunno, yuangest daughter of the late John Tuano, Psq. of Llevorishlre-place. June 21, at Klibryde Castle, Susan Jane, the only daughter, and on the 3d inst. Colin, the infant son of Sir Alexander Camp bell, Bart. At Monkstowa, county Cork, Dr County O'Grady, eldest sun of De Courcey O'Grady, Esq. High Sheriff of the county of Limerick. July 3, at Thornyflat, Major Dugald Campbell, late of the 92d Regiment, or *Gordon Highlanders. Major Campbell was born at Fort-William lu the year 1771. His parents, had afew free houses in that village, and lived there much respected by all who knew them. Ilis mother, it is said, is still in existence. flis father was Cean-Tighe, or bead of a small branch of the Campbells, who, separating themselves, from some cause or other, from the parent tree, settled in Brae Lochabar, under the protecdon of Keppoch, a Macdonald Chief, in the 13th or 13th century. To this Chief they proved constant and faithful Allies, and united themselves on all emerzencies.— Hence, they often fought under his banner in favour of the Stuart family, and were prefent, headed by the Major's grand father, at the battle of Culloden. How Ms father could think of binding him anappreridee to a blacksmith, we know not; for that, or indeed any such profession, was but ill suited to the dis position of one who inherited, in nu ordinary degree, all the ;vide, spirit, and warlike qualities of his ancestors. He had not, however, been long at this ill-chosen profession, when the Duke of Gord on having determined to raise a Regiment, composed of the sons of his own tenants, for his son the Marquis of Huntly, that class of people, and Campbell among the rest, considered it a privilege to -be thus admitted into their favour. Campbell being amazingly hand some and manly-looking, and withal pos sessing a dignity of deportment, and buoyancy of spirit, well calculated to place his figure in the most showy light, became, as might have been expected, an immediate object of attraction. His Appearance, spirit, and conduct, continuing to rtcommer.ii him to his Colonel, the Marquis cf livatly, he soon tectived his Ensigncy, and has ever since been considered among the best Officers in she Army. With the 9Ed Regiment, he served suc cessively in all their campaigns, under his Royal Highness the Doke of York, Generals Abercromby, Moore, and Wellington, l and that too with no ordinary reputation. • SALES BY AUCTION. WESTBOURNE GREEN. DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE. RESIDENCE., Elegantly fitted up. Oitden, Pleasure-ground, Het and Green-houses, Coach-house, Tbree-stall Stable, and Meadow, about FIVE ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick -street, Golden-square), At Girraway's Coffee-House, Exchange-Alley, Cornbill, eat Tnuasnar, the 19th July, 1821, at Twelve &Clerk, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a delightful Cottage Residence, encompassed by a Viranda on the south-west front, elegantly fitted up at consi derable expense, and adapted for the accommodation of a Gen tleman's Family, situate at Westbourne Green, about one mile and a half from Oxford -street, embracing a charming view of the surrounding fertile meadows; containing an Entrance-hall, Drawing-room, Dining.room, Library, Kitchen, Scullery, Ser vants'-hall, Butler's-pantry, Dairy, &c. &c. three excellent Bed-chambers, and three Sleeping-rooms for Servants; Coach house, Three-stall Stable, Ilarness-room, two Green-houses, Hot-house, Cow-house, &c. &c. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may he had at Garrawars; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Gol den-square. CARMARTHENSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, On the Picturesque River Towy, Medlin-House, Offices, Farm Buildings, and Cottages, and TWO HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES Of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, all compact, con tiguous to the Town of Carmarthen. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick street, Golden-square), At Garraway's Coffee-House, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on THURSDAY, the 26th of July, 18'11, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, TY GWY?, or WHITE HOUSE and DAN YR ALLT, celebrated as being the Residence of Sir RICHARD STRF-I.IC ; com prising a Dwelling-house and Offices, with Farm Buildings and Cottages, beautifully seated on the picturesque banks of the River Towy, by which it is principally bounded, and flows be tween this Estate and the Town of Carmarthen, which in beauty of the surrounding scenery is not to be surpassed, and about TWO lIUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES of , rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, all lying compact, intersected by streams of water, which would serve the pur pose of irrigation. The Buildings have recently been erected,: and are in excellent condition. The g:eat Turnpike-road from Carmarthen passes through this Estate, which enjoys the right for all carriages and cattle to pass toll-free. The whole let to respectable Tenants from year to year. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Adams, at the Bank of Messrs. Morris, Carmarthen, and the Ivy Bush, of whom titulars may be had; Bear, Llandilio and Cowbtidge; Angel, Cardiff; Bell, Brecon; Hop Pole, Star, and Mr. Bentley, Wor cester; of Messrs. Dyneleys, Gray's Inn; at Garraway s; and of Air. Robbie, Warwick -street, Golden-square, London. CARMARTHEN, SOUTH WALES. Compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, on the Road from St. Clear's to Treleek, with a large BARN, YARD, &e. and about FORTY-EIGHT ACRES of MEADOW and ARABLE LAND. The TITHES of the principal part of the Parish of ST. PE-' ' TER's, in the County of the Borough of CARA! A RTHEN. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick -street, Golden-square,) At Garraway'd Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, . On Tdruasostr, July 26, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots Lor I. E TITHES of nearly the whole Parish • 1. of St. PETER'', in the County of the Borough of CAR MA RTHEN, SOUTH WALES; consisting of about FOUR THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE ACRES, Whereof about One Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty are Ara ble, One Thousand Right Hundred Pasture, One Thousand Mea dow and Marsh Land, and about Seventy-three, Wood, Meadow, Pasture, and Arable ; the present Produce about Eight Hundred Pounds per Annum. This is a very desirable Property, and entitles the holder to become a Burgess of the Borough, which is an open one, in which he would have considerable weight. Lor 2. A desirable compact Freehold Estate, JOBE'S WELL, situate on the road from St. Clear's to Treleck, about one mile from Carmarthen, in the centre of the Parish of St. Peter's, with a large Barn and Cattle-yard, and upwards of FORTY-SEVEN ACRES of Meadow and Arable Land, with a gne Spring of Water. 'Particulars may be had of Walter Rice Howell, Esq. and at the Ivy Bush, and White Lion, Carmarthen Bear, ndell ; Black Lion; Cardigan ; Bell, Brecon ; Bear, Cambridge ; Angel, Cardiff, and Abergavenny ; King's Heada and Bell, Glouces , ter; Plough, Cheltenham ; Bush, Bristol ; White Lion, Bath ; Hop-pole, and Sear, and Mr. Bentley, Worcester ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; at Garravtay's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden -square. SOUTH WALES. CARMARTHENSHIRE, ON THE BORDERS OF • PEMBROKESHIRE. EXTENSIVE MANORS, FISHERY, AND DOMAIN Upwards of SEVEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES. _ _ MANSION, FARMS, and LANDS, peat part bounded by the Ocean, and a fine Navigable River. A most eligible Property for Residence and Investment. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, Golden-square), At GarTaway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, Lon don, on THURSDAY, the 26th July, at Twelve, in Seven Lots, T HE Valuable and highly Improvable HOLD ESTATE, WESTMEAD, Situate in the County of Carmarthen, on the borders of Pm-, brokeshire, containing upwards of SEVEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND 'EIGHTY ACRES of fine rick Marsh, Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a beautiful part of the County, and near the fashionable Water ing-place of 'fenby. Let I.—Comprises the Capital Stone-built MANSION HOUSE, WESTMEAD, erected on an unique elevation, and adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with Suites of Apartments, and an extensive Range of Domestic Offices, attached and detached, seated on a Lawn, commanding a fine view of the Bristol Channel, and within two miles of Lang harne; together with the very EXTENSIVE MANORS and FISHERY, in the Parishes of LLANGFIARNE, MAROS, KIFFIG, PENDINE, and LLANSADWRN AN; in hand. Also, Brook Farm, Kennock's Well Farm, Colston Farm, with good Farm-houses, Barns, Stables, Out-buils . .,:sgs, Cottages and Gardens, and upwards of SIX HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR A CUES. In the occupation of JOHN OWEN Enwaans, Esq. Owes P.owa Lzwts LLOYD, and others, respectable Tenants. The other Lots comprlte sundry eligible FARMS, compris ing the principal part of the Parishes of MAROS. K! Ff G, LUANG H ARNE, PENDINE, &c. consisting of upwards of SIX THOUSAND SIX HUN DRED ACRES Of rich Marsh, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, stored with thriving young Oaks, and a Warren, in the occupation of divers RESPECTABLE TENANTS ; partly adjoining the Bristol Channel, the Mail-coach Road from Carmarthen to Ta vernspite, and in part bounded by the Navigable River Tave, which is stored with Trout and other Fish; Lime is in abund ance, affording plenty of Manure, and Gitlin bas been dug. The WHOLE of this PROPERTY is highly improvable; which may be effected at an easy expense, as it abounds with Lime4tone, and a considerable quantity of the NV . aste Lands might be brought into cultivation. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Owen Edwards, Brook Farm, Westmead, of whom Particulars may be had, and the principal Tenants; the Feathers, at Tavernspite ; the.by Bosh, White Lion, and Boar's Head, Carmarthen; Bear, Llandilo ; Black Lion, Cardigan • Bell, Brecon ; Ship, Neath ; Bear, Cow bridge; Angel, Cardifiand Abergavenny ; Beaufort Arms, Mon mouth; King's Arms, and Bell, _Gloucester;' Plough, Chelten ham; Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath; Hop-Pole and Star, and Mr. Bentley, Worcester ; /len and Chickens Birmingham ; of Messrs. Franklin, Howe, and Heptinstall, Solicitor,, Lin coln's Inn; Mr. Stewart, Great Russell-street, Bloonisbury ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street; Golden square, London; where a large Phan of the Estate bray be stun. SALES BY UCTIO:ie BREEDON. WORCFSTERSIT I RTI. DERILIBLg ES'rATF, 'MIRE FE TA 'ln the Hainlet of II A R DWICK. Conimodions FA itM-110URR, With a convcnicnt Ran ge , Ar FA Eld-WILDINGS,Y A RDS, PIGEON-iIOUSEs . ik, Capital Rich MF:ADOW and AR Ati LE LAND, aw l. . ONE HUNDRED and FORTX ACR CS (princtiii y dow), all compact, mine beautiful Stites for &Atha& haln,„64 in part by the Avon. - - - By Mr. BOBTK . S, (Of Warwick-street, Golden-sqoare), -At Garraway's (:offee-house, in Exchange-alley, c on ga , et THUBASIAT, the 2tith July. IS2I, Twelve o'Clock, A VERY I)ESIIIABLE, (70NIPAC'r FREE. HOLD EST.VIE, must delightfully situate in the Ha c k .of Hardwick, in the of Breeden, a most beartiM asE highly pict uresgir part of the County of It'orcester..coninr il di l most extensive and rich Views ; the Scenery is highly ctihati by the River Avon. The Property of the late Turmas RICCARD!. Esq. ar.d told by Order of the Executors; Comprising a commodious Farm House and Men, G ar d en. part walled, two l'igeon-houses,• two Barns, two Stabl e s, at Open Rick-house, on stone statides ; new Brick a n d r ded house, and sundry other Buildings ; Yard, Orchard, and sand..., Inclosurts of remarkably rich Meadow and Aral:le Land, co ;., nearly ONE ii.UNDI:i D AND FORTY ACRE% All lying compact, bounciest in part by the River Avon; a a be healthy Situation, about two Miles from Tewkevhury, and do, from Pershore • in the occupation of Mr. Msretrc, Tenant fr om year to year. The Mea•low Laud, which tarns the princii..4 part of the Estate, is of the first quality for feeding fl atri, a tad some parts delightfully situated for Building, and constantly tuip. plied with fine Spa tug Water. To be viewed by applying to the Tenant, of whom Panics liars may be had; at the flop Pole, Trwk..sbury ; the A n .„, Pershore; King's Head, G loucester ;' Plough, Cheltenham . Crown, Evesham ; at tl:e llop- Pole and St.it, and of My. Icy, Worcester; the Star and Angel, Orfor,l; o! M ew ,, smith and Rickards, Solicitors, Il....singliall-street ; at Garr.caoy's ; ;m a of Mr. Robins, Waneick-street, Golden-square; uhste a Play of the Estate may be seen. CMG WEI.I„ ESSEX. A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE Residence, with Offices, &c. rich Meadow Land,Upwarthd ONE HUNDRED A N I) EIGHT ACRES, Part bounded by a Sae Stream of Water. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick -street, Gt1141:11-NUale.) tY 0111,1:1l 01' SHE EIP1•1 , 701111, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Corrlaill oa Tcrsusr,..hax :It, at Twelve o'Cluck, in Two Lots, Lori. A CL VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, CIIEGWELL GRANGE HOUSE, placed es a Lawn, and separated from the road by Park-paling ; a fr i , cheerful bit aation, and dry healthy spot, commanding rich sat extensive Views of the beaeziftil ('uuntry ; the residence of tie late ARTHUR BUSHE BAKER, Eitt. deceased. The House contains good Family Apartments and Offices; excellent Gardens, well planted with Fruit Trecs; large am. yard, with Stables and Coath-house; latge Barn ; Cow-Itottes, Cattle-shed. Cottage, and various Out-building., and I: o d our% of rich Meadow Land, upwards of g - Ey-six ACRES. Part bounded by the River lluden, and the Lands orvamend with full grown Timber Trees, all lying compact; a mos 41- sirable Property for Residence and Farm. fin 2. TWO FREEHOLD ENCLOSU itri of capit:lridt LA ND, Doctor's and Betsey's Fields, containing TWELVE ACRES, ONE ROOD, and LIG I IT PERCIIF.S, situate on the oppesite Side, fronting the Mans!on: a charming spot for ll:Wiling, mc.t excellent Neighboarhorxl. goo': Roane, and only Eleven Miles frutu London. ImmedLte I'osst4i4 may he had. To be viewed with TiAets, by applying at the Maness, where Particolats may be had ; and at the King's lie:Al, Chip well; Ceck, Epping ; Messrs. Chalk and Meggy, Ch.hisford; White Harr, Bamford ; George, NVoi. •-.ird ; of Messrs. Philp% and Stone, Solicitors, 3, Southampton-street, Bloomibury; a Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,Golden-upus, where a Plan may be sees, and Tickets for viewing het, FREEHOLDS, TRINITY-SQUARE, TOWER-HILL PLEASANT ELIGIBLE RESIDENCES, &e. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of WarwiA-strevt,l.lm-square), At Carravray's Coffee-llou:,e, Exchange alley, fornbill, TUESDAY, July 31, 1821, at Twelve o'clock, in Three Lots, Lor 1. A SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE,, situate No. 7, on the West side of Trinity square, overlooking the Gardens, in pos , rt•iirm of Mr. Lash. brook, on Lease to Mr. Smith, Thtee Stories high, one pair too Rooms on a Boor, with Closets, &c. Ground Story, Parks, Kitchen, and Outbuildings, Yard, Cellars, &c. lan 2. A very eligible FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, Nc.l, adjoining, in possession and on Lease to Mr. Gibson. The Pre. miles have been lately altered and improved at a considerable expense, containing a cheerful pleasant Room in :root, and two Bed-chambers on each floor; Ground Story, Counting-housein front, Kitchen, Pantry, capital Arched Cellars, large Paved Yard, and Outbuildings. Lor 3. A desirable FREEHOLD ROOMY lIOUSE, No. 9, adjoining, in possession of, and on Lease to Mr. Law rence. The House is three Statics high, and contaios pre and three Rooms on a !lour; Ground Story, Parlour, Counting house, Kitchen, Ofhees, and lied-rooms over, large open Yard, good Cellars, NA.. These Lots are very desirable for Investment, and hi a very improvable situation. May be viewed ten days preceding, by leave of the Tenants, -front Eleven o'Clock to Four. Particulars on the Premises; d Messrs. Drake and Lys, Solicitors, Great James-street. Bed ford-row; at Garraw.. y's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-stmt, G olden. squ are. ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. RESIDENCES, WITH OFFICES, GARDENS, Ex. UPPER GOWER-STREET, GREAT RUSSELL-STREET, (Overkoking the Museum Gardens). KING'S ROAD, BEDFORD-ROW. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-.treet, Golden-square), By order of the Executors of the late Auxis Coona, Ea+ At Garraway's Coffee-House, Exchange-alley, Teasnar, July at Twelve o'CLock, in Three Lots, A VERY Desit able LEASEHOLD E51A.174 held under his G, ace the Duke of liguronn iad hod SOUTHAMPTON, at low ground rents producing an improwd Rental of upwards of Three Hundred and Thirty-three Pawl& per Annum. LOT 1, Comprises a capful spacious DWELLING-lIOVSE situate No. IL , Upper Gower -street, Bedford-square, with I long Garden at the haak,l,:id out with Gravel-walks, and planted with Trees, Shrub*, Rte, in the occupation of William IL ko• bineon, Esq. on Lease for 21 years from Christmas, Itl9. The House is tlree storiu.s high, two rooms, &c. on a floor, hand' sornely fitted up, and escelAtt Offie•-s. Lox 2. A very commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, re' cently put into excellent repair, desirably situate No. 6, Kinii" road, Bedford-row, overlooking Gray's-inn-gardens, iu the Cc' cupation of Mr. Wyatt, Gil Lease to Mr. IL J. Millington for in years from Michaelmas, 1817. The I louse is three storks NA three and four rooms on a floor, with convenient Offices, Yard, Ste. LW! r•• An excellent roomy RESIDENCE, with large 6:!' den at the back, planted with Trees an.: Shrubs, situate Nc l ' 93l Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and commanding a view er the Museum Gardens, in the occupation of --- Jones, Esq. Lease to Robert Winter, Esq. fur a term of ten years from =timer, 1821. The Ilouse Is three stories high, three and four rooms on a floor, excellent Glilces, &c. fatted up in a handsome manner, folding-doors, and Venetian viinduws. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Mr. Robinson, Solicitor, Carey-streeti at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-4feet, Goias, square. LONDON : Pet4ted and pidished by Lst Iwo 11448' tqa%:C," ai