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' • .' • 4. ••••. r _ 61126011 1 01.11 BAIL* r - s e! -7 ( ) 7 'l • - - t hr • Yisteiday 27 prisoners were tried, four of whom *ere capitally convicted, viz. 71 Bfrown and T. Smith, fqr t•walup f several articles of plate, the property of P. Tattered, Esq. • I C.Taylir, for stealing two watches, The property 01 . 1 C. and Mary Anne Cary ; and J. Coney* who was capitally indicted for stealing in the housc-•of Joseph Francis, a tumbler glass, a c two half guineas, and two seven-shilling pieces. - • ABERDEEN, SEPT. 9.—The Circuit Can't of Jus t ticiary was opened here on Wednesday list by the Right Hon. the Lord AEMAD.9I.E. James Finlay, shoemaker in Portsoy, accused of !commiting a rape. The Advocate-Depute moved the Court to desert 'the diet against him pro loco et temper', which was donevccordingly, and he was recommitted to prison , on a new warrant. No other business depending at this place, the Court proceed to Inverness. ST/RUNG, SEPT. 7.—The Circuit Court of Jus ticiary was opened here this day, by the Right Hon. Lord CuLLEN and Lord HE/11.IAND. John Forsyth, residing at Buchlyvie, and Wakes- Battiren, at Cashlie Toll, i dieted for assaulting and deforcing excise officers in the execution of their duty, were outlawed for not appearing. The Court then proceeded to the trial of Walter Forsyth, accused of the same crime, who was found ghilty, and sentenced to be imprisoned three months, and thereafter until he find surety to keep the peace 1 for three years. ... The prosecutor, who is keeper of the Nptune pub lic-house, in Ratcliffe-highway, stared, that the pd. loner and a man came into his house, on the Bth of Ally last, and ordered a pint of porter, and when the prosecutor went into the parlour, the prisoner had Wisest his atunSler, with the money-mentioned ituthe ir : dic,tment. He had concealed the glass with a blue roatet hinakerchief, and the "prosecutor forced up his rit lit hand and discovered the property. •• Thirseen weft • etnesieted of felonies : viz. R: Pitcher, T.tirage, W. Uartin, Maria Duff, T. Day, Ann Ford, W. Griffiths, W. Langley, W. Faint, W. Wallis, S Griffiths, S. Howard, and M. Kelly. If. .Losi was capitally indicted kir forging and ut vring a check for payment of 101. +Atli intent to de f..nsd Messrs. Boldlro, bankers ; and Mr. Richards,' o' Bridgewater-square. T. Baverstock, landlord of the Crown end Cushion, Prince's -street,. Barbican, stated, that the prisoner came to his house on the evening of the 21st of No vember last, :and asked particularly, whether he had ever been in - the watchmaking line ? He said he bad been apprenticed to a watch gilder, and at that time he was acquainted with the prisoner ; the prisoner's face was remarkable when he first kink" him, as there was a we on his right cheek ; that *irk, however, disappeared, and its place was supplied by a sear.— The prisoner wished the witness to give him change for a 501. note for Mr, Richards. The witness had not cash sufficient ' • and the prisoner went away and came back, when he asked the witness to give him change for a cheque on Messrs. Boldero for 101. pur porting to be subscribed by Mr. Richards. The wit ness gave him a 51. note, and made, up the rest in Entertaining, however, some suspicion, the. w . t. e .s went to Mr. Richards, but he was not at hcnne; and on presenting the cheque next day at the banker's, it was not paid. He was almost sure of the prisoner's person, his only'doubt was the removal of the wen. . Mr. Justice Hisant said, that as there sv. , s nobody could swear to the prisoner's person positively, he must be acquitted.—Not Guilty. The prisoner was charged on a second indictment, with forging and uttering a cheque for £6OO, with intent to defraud the Committee of the London Docks Company, and Messrs. Prescot and Co. bankers. It appeared from the evidence of the Secretary to the Dock Company, that the prisoner called on him, at the office, early in April. He was indebted to the witness in a sum of ten pounds, which he paid. The witness was about to send the porter to the banker's for payment of a cheque for .I€2l, when the prisoner said he would give him cash for it, and the witness aceepted his otter. The witness quitted the room ti r a few minutes, leaving a cheque-book on the table; he soon returned , and the prisoner continued in con. Yersation with him for a considerable time. It turned (ut that' a cheque for A'6oo, with the names of rir Charles Price, Mr. St. Barbe, and another Direc t( r, but with these signatures counterfeited, VMS pre. anted for payment, at the house of Messrs. Prescott and Co. by Jones, a ticket-porter, which after some hesitation, was paid, and the porter gave the money to his employer, whom he desclibed as a person of very good appearance , at the Langbourn Ward Co:' , elouse. Jones was asked if he should know the p rson were he to see him ? He turned round by di- • 591 14 i I rcetionuf the Jodge,-and said he did not see any per, several emit, JOtyet paid into the hands of thetTrea scn in C.ourt- who at all resembled him. surer., which will make the tots! exceed ./Zco. Mr. GIaiN,EY, for the .prisoner, here remarked that Amongst a numerous assemblage of distinguished tl eawisoner hid been erzaiivell by a witness for the persos ages, were •the following: • • i • osecution. The forgery of the cheque had not been •__ • Dukc.ot Norfolk, Duke . of Boaulfort, Eat of Suffolk, Lord (we ave e Bishop . r G loucester , M arquis otWoreester, Lords Durst y, I dto h ben committed in the City of Lou.. Z' h and v i er, • Apsky, Chief Justice Dwane., Hon. Mr. Mrs. and cn, by the prisoner. Miu Dutton, the Members fir the City, 'Sir G. O. Paul, Jr The Judge, Sir. J. BAILIY, said, if it was proved Wm and Lady Hicks, Sir Thomas andLadY Crawley, stet*. suil to have been committed by the prisoner in the county, Ledy Actaad i Sir Charles and Lady Holborn, M. H. Beach, Ise. it would be enough. No evidence to either of these M.P. J. H. Daniels-454 M.P.Scc oints being adduced, the prisoner was acquitted. Utility of a iwittr , horm.--.Stißday evening, the 4th instant, as Mr. Ingledon, the traveller of an eminent J. Hanley and T. Hantlahries were capitally indicted }utilise Neweastl&upon Tyne, was riding slowly ft r a highway robbery, in taking from the person of along the road between Chudleigh 'and - Newton A . Woodward, ten one, and one 21. Bank notes, a Bushell, in the county of Devon, a man suddenly i,uinea ' and two half guineas. I sprang from the hedge, and endeavoured to seize Mr. The Prosecutor stated that he had gone to Milbank, Ingledon's great coat, the lower part of which hung in order to witness a rowing-match. A great mob down behind and covered his saddle bags • but in this w as collected, and in it were several pich attempt, t i pockets, who . • ers • the man had touched the horse, which hay set on foot a sham fight. for the purpose of _plunder- ing a perfect knowledge, both theoretical and prac irg. He observed the prisoners particularly active, tical, of the art ft kicking, began to throw out his hind ard a man named Tallboys, and he lost the money legs most impetuously, made the fellow decamp, and ascribed in the indictment. ! in all probability prevented the traveller from being The Prosecutor underwent a severe cross-examina- robbed. tins by Mr. GURNEY, in which his testimony was mueh The brave and hercic conduct of the 71st or Glas invalidated. The prisoners proved alibis, they havirg gow Regiment, in the battle of the 21st, in Portugal, daring the scuffle been playing at skittles at the Roe. gained it immortal honour. The French General buck on Milbank.—They were acquitted. i purNitair, the second in command, surrendered to Letitia Megit was capitally indicted for stealing a this corps, and they alone took six guns and fourteen d'amond ring, the property of John Gass , value 2 . 31 . ammunition tumbrils. It was with difficulty that Co. 'his property, in his dwelling-house. The prisoner lonel P - ACK, and Major CAMPBELL, could restrain their was an elegant woman dressed in black silk.—She impetuosity; and, in pursuing the enemy, they went seemed much embarrassed on entering the dock. The I with such rapidity that nothing could withstand them, prosecutor did not appear, though called on his re- i fresh having been no less than three times met by Cognizance, and she was discharged. fresh troops, all of whom they put to the route. Im- Fliiabeth Brown, with an infant in her arms, was mediately after the battle, the gallant Sir ARTHUR indicted for stealing 16 yards of printed cotton, and \WELLESLEY presented Major Civ.rrsEt.i. with the horse.' four yards of Irish linen, the property of T. Blow- trappings, &c. taken from the French General BRE. ere, hut as the prosecutor did not appear, she was melte. acquitted. i Thursday afternoon two young persons, who were The followinc , were also acquitted , viz. T. Thatch - Aortly to be married, took a twat near Putney to er, Elizabeth brown, T. Jefferies, Frances, Hiekc7, amuse themselves with sailing for an hour or two : Liizabeth Collin, and J. Darkin. s sudden gust of wind coring on, upset the boat, and the unfortunate lovers were drowned. 1 BIRTH. Yesterday afternoon as Mrs. HONEYWOMD and a • Monday last, shit Lady of captain Edmrades, of Cram 's-hill, Greenwich, eta san. rung Lady of Battersea, were riding in a chariot e - ' ' along Lambtrh Road, the horses took fright at a mAKRIEI). dB .e and four pasting them quickly, and set off at Wednesday last, at Norwich, Mr. E. Dowson,of We - full speed: after running some distance on the foot drvet. Cavendish-square, to Mitt H. Ho). of Bt. Stepieses, Norwich. path, they came in contact with a lamp p ost, a g ain s t . _ - 4 6 1 - • which the carriage was dashed with great fury, and . DiEll. . .. 1 On the 14th instant, at Isis house In. Knightsbridge, Rev I I the affrighted animals were stopped. Providentially Dr. john Trotter, sates Chula ' the' • .*** o l/011"otnlitolePeatt I the Lactai esigtped unhurt, as also the coachman , F ci io the s7th Ten of his Ministry: Ili was ageatic a: *he was thrown from his box. • much esteemed for the purity of the•doettine Nelda% belatiglit, as for his integrity, meekness, and highly szemplary life and madam' DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER 10. About three o'clock, on Wednesday morning, a party (*horsemen, to the number of sixty or up wards, all vrthed, came to the house of Michael Fowlon, of Luddinbeg, near Ballynecty, and de manded anus, which being refused, they then began breaking into the house, and one man had nearly forced in through a window, when a resolute woman pushed him back ; they then vowed destruction to the house and family, and set about breaking the door and windows, when a snot was tirr from inside, which aid some execution, and set the villains to flight ; one of them was :hot in the head, as a hat bloody and perforated by slugs, was found after them ; they also left a whip with knotted cords, which they deal out as a warning to those who do not bend to their orders. FATAL DUEL.—An affair of honour took place yesterday moraine on Wimbledon Common, betweow Captain C D, who has lately been the subject of a Grin,. Con. action, and a Mr. P— : we cannot at present go into the cau,e of the dispute, but have to rel4te the fatal termination of it in the decease of Cap tain C.---11 on the first shot. The surviving com batant of course left the field for safety, at present ; and the body of the deceased, as all surgical assistance was of no avail, was conveyed in a shell to town, to his late residence, there to wait the result of a Coro rers's Inquest. Yesterday as JOHN D avav, Esq. hanker, of Birchin lane, was driving in his curricle upon Finchlcy Com mon, with Mrs. Daum - , the horses took flight, and overturned the carriage ; by which Mr. DRuKv was killed on the srot. Mrs. Mt:Rl' escaped unhurt. Thursday, Lord RENDLESIIAM (formerly PLTEIt Tust.t.ussott Esq.) was on a shooting party, in company wi th the elder son of LordCHATHAIId, when he fell from his horse, and immediately died. GLOUCESTER MUSIC MRETINCL—At this Festival, which was for the benefit of the General Infirmary in Gloucester, both the Cathedral and the Boothall were crowded to overflowing at the respective performan ces, and exhibited a most elegant display of beauty and fashion. Seldom has this Meeting been better at tended. The influx of company from Cheltenham was 'very considerable • upwards of 60 carriages hay. ing brought visitors fr oth thence on each of the tr.* last days. The collection for the benefit of the cha rity was extremely handsome, as will be seen by the following statement : First Day Second Day third Day . .237 13 4 C.APITAI, itia.F.KoLn EsTATE, MANOR, .AND ,ADVUWON, IN CAI PUCkatEit.SHLRE: By Mears. SE INNER, 'l' UCIIIN, and FORRET'', On Tuesday, the 12th .'..y November. 11108, it 12 o'clock. at Garraway . s Coate-house, Condtill, London, in one Lot, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, .Tythe- L free, and the Land Tax reticensedoicsirably situate at Haw ling, Within nine miles of Cheltenham, eight of Northkach, nine of Stow-un-tbe-Wold, and eighteen of the city of Gloucester; comprising the MANOR of HAWLING, with its Rights and Royalths, a commodious Manor House, with Offices and the Demesne Lands, containing about Fourteen Hundred and Twenty Acres, divided into eligible Farms, with suitable Farm Homes, Barns, Stabling, Beast Stalls, and other Os , huildings now in OIL occupation of Messrs. kuck, Cook, and Lodge, on Leases which expire at Lady-day, 1810. About One Hundred and Eight Acres of Wood Land and Plan tations, in hand. Also Four Hundrod and Thirty-one Acres of Land, let on Leases, and Copies of Court Roll for I.ives, a considerable part depending on very old single lives; together with the Advowson of the Rectory, and the whole Township or Village of Harding. The Estate forms a most valuable property, is capable of great improvement. and well worth the attention of gentlemen•wishing to realize in Gloucestershire.. To be viewed by applying to the principal tenants ; and printed particulars may be la(al at the Manor Clouse, six weeks preceding the sale • also at the King's Head, Northleach ; Unicorn , Stow; Plougb;Cheltenhant; of Mr. Walker, Printer, Gloucester; Mr. Landon, Printer, Sherbome t. Mr. Cruttwell, Printer, Bath ; Messrs. Brodie and Co. Printers, Salisbury; Messrs. Dawsons, Printers, Oxford; Messrs. M'ells and Gwinett, Cheltenham; Chart.; Wade, Esq. Pucknall, near Ronarzy, Hants—where a Plan may be seen ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke,Tsichin, and Forrest, Alder:agate-street, Loudon—where a Plan may also be seen. CAPITAT. MER . CANTTLE CONCERN AND ESTATE, 13IGGI.ESWADE, IN BEDFORDSHIRE, With possession In Januarrner. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, and FORREST, • • On Tuesday the 15th of November, at Twelve, at Garraway's, in One Lot, by order of the Executors of Mr. George Herbert, deceased, A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, but equal to Freehold, as the fine is certain and small, desira bly situated for. a merchant, on the bank of the naviwble river . Ivel, in the Town of Biggleswade, on the great North Rend; con sisting of a Capital and Old Established Me•rchant's Yard, with an extensive What-J . , and Granaries for hoar TwoThousanct Ouar tern of Corn ; Capacious Coal, Deal, and Timber Yards, Cinder- Sheds and vens ; arched Wine and Liquor Vaults, capable of containing more than One Hundred Pipes ; Accotupting Houses, Store Houses, and other suitable erections. Also a Genteel and Commodious Dwelling House, with convenient Dome, is Offices, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, late ha the possession of Messrs. Dennis and George Herbert, by whom the concern has been cows ducted for more than half a century, with great success sod re spectability. The River Iva communicates will the Ouse, which, in its course to the Sea at I.ynn,runs tbroughthe Principal TOWIIS in the Cotinties of Bedford, Huntingdon, part of Cainbridge 'and Norfolk, and by collateral branches extends to many other places. The Estate possesses every requisite convenience 'for carrying on a very Extensive and Lucrative Trade, and the situation, it is presumed, is equal, if not superior to any in that part of the eoun try, having many local advantages highly be3eficial to such a con cern. To accommodate a Purchaser one half of the Purchase Money for the Estate may remain on Mortgage for seven years ; and the Purchaser will also have the advantage of taking the Stock of Wines, Liquors, Coals, Corn, Deals,Timber, Iron,and Salt, to gether with the Lighters, Ste. at a Valuation; and Credit will be given for one half ofithe amount (on approved security)for twelve Months. A few Acres of Land maybe had. To be vitaved; Printed Particulars may be had on the Pre mises ; also at the Swan, Bedford ; Fountain, Huntingdon ; Angel Inn, Peterbesssugh ; Rein Deer, Lincoln ; Crown Tavern Lynn; of Mr Newcombe, Printer, Stamford; Messrs Diceranti Co. Printers, Northampton ; Mr. Hodson, Printer, Cambridge ; Meseta. Stevenson and Co. Printers, Norwich ; Mr. Oedge, ; Mesers..klindley and Roe, Solicitors, Asldock ' • at the Sale ; and of Messrs. Skituar„r b Dyke, Tullius osila For ' ABSTERGEICI' I.OIION. ;RI Removing Obstructions from the Surface of the Skin. I T is unnecessary to enumerate tbt adVantagei re: suiting to the constitution of every :person, .by effectually rr r.inelttg obstructions from the. biffrOCC Of the skin, and thereby keeping free and open the innumerable paosaireP and pores that ugh which nature e' pets all useless or ciexious humour. Irons the sital fluid, and which, being obstructed; arc screed Lack train ii:t o the blood, and become the sources of many dangernes diseases. It is therefor e a matter of much et:meg:tenet, as well to prevent hurt. fel eisurderb, as for the preset:ea:lon, c.t,e, comfit; and beat ty te . persons„.(however slighsig•atlected), that th y should *tea. atonally 'treys:recourse tokhc"Abstergent Labor ; b MOM espe. daily it becomes urgently retitiisit'e'whei the ffects of nbstru.. 'es i make their appearance, and.bzeak out in.o ;simples, rednes7, sr. Ibuncles, or other cutancotts.eritations. 'llle Abstergent I..ettun never fails of succ.ss wilt those who give it a fair trial, and as its price evidently shew:3 that roe private emolument is sought roc by the proprietor, so als' may the Public lu convinced that anti:ire. but a certainty of its‘sitdast. csuild induct Dr: ..01.0MON" to hazard the good opittionle is honoured with by a 1! ranks, in pre. sensing them with this Cosmetic, u'u•c it not a certain Remeiy fur Haps-tic Compl....ints in geuvrA. The Abstergent Lotion is prepare 3 by Dr. Sob= )1. of Fog ; and may be had of every respectable V inlet it the United Kingdom, price 4s. ed a t •bs, duty InclAiti. 1 1 ) THOMAS TAYLOR. ast , V. , No. 9, NEW BRIDGS-STREET, I.ONbQ N t• tiounuaEl”ll, IBEI . ; leave to inform you, that ever slncethe year 1790,1 had been afflicted with the I.ues Venereeprabith,frone its obstinately tesistiter every course of medicine prescribed bylis most eminent of the faculty here and underguirg several s. v re courses of salivation, and twice discharged fronishe I lorp!eal, with little relief, uehl appear to be of the most inveterat , !ustLre. la the spring of last year Ivy disorder had got to such head, as nearly to put a period to my existence. I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each ants, and my legs were broken. out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, an/ had been in a trate of ulceration for the last seven year's; left had also two nodes upon it, was very much discoloured, and gave me ;inch excruciating pain, Particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest; in this bmenteble state, I was re commended by Mr. J. 'Thompson, :who receive i.l so great a CUT* by them here,) to take your I.eake's Patent Pills, which I begat' to do on the etith May ; in the course of a fortnight 1 began to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed—soon after, the sures on my leg • healed also: leaving, however, considerable discolours • tion in the shin, mad pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invalua ble Medieir.e, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining. its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going otf—l thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free front my former complaiuts--have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am become jolly send fat, in which statehaving con tinned many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg yon, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case Is public as possible, as I shall on every occadon--in so doing yas will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateini obedient veryliumble ser vant, • ALEX. MillKKJilt. - Swan's Claie, High-street i Edinburgh. . Wittiet"..s to the above Cure, John Thompson, No. s, New P ,ultry-rnarket, Edinburgh. John 111 4 Intusla, Old Assembly Close, Edi burgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Preprieto. - , Thomas Taylor, Member or th,i Royal College f surgeons in I.ondon, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-areet ; wiser-, after a constant residence cf . more than 40 years, in a p:aceice particularly directed to the Cure of Venereal 'Complailis, and those incidental to the. Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his proLssiati should always observe hi such cases, he este; ter; himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously mime. nisters to persons taking this Medicine, will be esseemed, by adis; cernii g Public, as au advantage seldom attained and Wild St ambiguity, They are also sold by his appointment, at the PerfumeisA 3.5, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toy-shop. No.:10!;'011 6 ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly up posite the Monument ; and by one person in every consicieraiiis town in England, &c. in boxes only 2,. -9d; each, sealed up ttitli full and plain directions, whereby persons of ei.her sex may tare. themselves with ease and secrecy. N. 13. Every box sold in Great Britain Is sealed up with.atsisiri on sv ch,by favour of the Commissioners, is printed,st theSunoll 011 ice—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge -street—to mutate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit. TO-MORROW. Sun rises. Sun sets. I Moon rises. .! 49 minutes after .5 I 11 mii.utesafter 6 24 minutes after S. • HIGli WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE Tes IkA•IRRO I W . Morning - - 10 Ptlinturs after 12:. Afternoon - - 39 minutes a r .14 LONDON t Printed and Published by LEVEL KEIJI, of Call; , terbury Place, Larnb , :tb, at the - -raa-Ortice, No I,Cal.q street • Published alsorttbe STAR-Orrics, emp:e Fart "IX#I I O I 9/tr .18 1 • •1 " 7.• plum or Lupin. IN LEADsoilealicANAPlurr• runs wit. 324 L, W 6 111446.,...,.4 . .,, ‘ ci 116 a. 32 6 Ditto 24d. 234. 335. S'9s. Merchant? lacks 19d. 2041:04stur ..1! Wit. MO Mressing Hisiv 17d. 194‘, , MIASeall ~_„ .115 t a 4 4 Fine Coach Hides I9d. 21d. ' - dittd ' 1504 Crop Hades for dett. 110 d. 23d. Tamed liarfilides 12 Ditto 17d. 30d. float 6kins 344. 005. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 5a 7d T.wn Tallow 95. Od Clare Market Ss 74 Yellow Russia 99s 100 sod Whitechapel Market Ss 5d 11'hite ditto —s 94$ Od per stone of 81b. --- Soap ditto --s 944 Od 165 6d Stuff 661 00s 04 Average Ss 64d Diuo rough 4,:s ibs Od Graves 14s Od Good Dregs 146 04 Yellow soap, 100*--Mottled, 119 s Od—Curd, 1141. Price of Candles, per dozen 13. Od—Alo4os, 14s Od. THE COURSE OF EXCHA NGE. .Anuterdans, 34 7 '.. 2 U Palermo, 9 2 Pelee per as. '.*.tto at sight, Si 0 • Leghorn, 314 I.ottcrdsm, 10 17' 2 U dcnoa, 471 Aditnburgha $4 2 21 U Venice, 5 , 2 Liv. Piceole 'Altana, 34 3 2 U effective per I. star Paris 1 day's da. 23 4 Liv. , Naplbs, 42 Ditto, 2 Us. 23 • i•• Lisbon, 68 ilourdeaux, • ditto 23 $_ , Oporto, 70 - ' • ' 42_ piba2. Dublin, 10 --* I 1 Cork, ll • Cadiz, 421 Effect. Ililima, 41 Effect...l' New 'Dollars, .01. 0L11N11.. - ' Aglo en the Bank of Holland, 54 per Cent., . ,V.F PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Pocket!, 51. I Js. to 41. 10s. I Yearlings, t...'1 los. to X. ill: COAL MARKET, September 16. ihips at Market Ships sold 119 Newcastle Coals 116 445. Q. to 52s 9d. S Sunderlansl 7 405.0 d. to 475. od. I Scotch Coal I 4:t.i. Od. 5 Ciudegs• 1 325. od. SALE Dl' AUCTION. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE,TUCHI.N, atolr FORREST, On Tuesday, the 13th of Novel - ober, at 12 o'clock, at Carraway's Coßee-house 'Change-alley, Ceirnhill, (if nut Sold by Private Contract before the 10th of Octoinr), ACAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, advantageously situated a short distance from the market towns of St. bleot's and Hiintingdon, and bounded by the turnpike road from Eaton to Kimbolton. Consisting of a Manor, with the quit-rents, find, royalties, and immunities, a genteel Cottage Residence, recently erected, and sundry eligible Farms and Lands, containing 1034 Acres of tertile,,Meadow, Pas ture, Arable, and \Vood Lands, well timbered, and except a small inclosed, and lying very compact, with Farm-houses and suitable Farming Buildings, now in the occupation of respectable tenants, the present rents, exclusive of the Manor and Woods in hand , amount to upwards of 11100 per annum. A part is tythv free, , and the Lend Tax of the whole Estate is redeemed. A considerable part of the Purchase Money nay be left on M or gage for five or seven years. T . be viewed by applying either to Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tachin, and Forrest, Aklersgate-street, or to Win. Walton, E. q. Girdler's Hall, London, who are authorised to treat fa the saie by Private Contract. Printed particulars may he had 211 days preceding the sale, it the Cock Ins, Eaton; Cross K• ys >it. Noot'si Fountain, Hunting don ; Swan, Bedford ; Whit.. Lion, Khnbolton ; ". :!Il.ot,Csundle ; George, Northampton ; White Hart,lltraindoe at the Place uE Sale. . . . . , IXris iiirAtitto SURREY. E dwin FREEHOLD FSTATE, NEAt LEATHER. MAD AND RUGATE. Wit: • a ~: •• I,ll' By Mr. ROBINS, - At • 'tt edgfee-house, 'Change.sllcy, Cornhd, en Tnes. day; e ilia et October, at twelve o'clock, in two Lett: L u g Y. A . DESIRABLE FREEHOLD Es. • TATE, Illkihdley Grove House, situate on I - I e. 33- ley Commee, a finelscaltby spot, commanding 'rich and extensive views over a diversified country, with osiers of every ttc,:ri excellent gawks, town, Ike.; farm yard, with barn, stzble:, ab e outdittildinas; surrounded by sundry inclomres of meadow, r , ter*, arable, and thriving wood laud, containing upwards of tr i ne ty.esee eerie, lying pert only compact, and ertentir e right; tut seven miles from Sutton, six from Reigate, five from- Loathe ead,•and nineteen from London, in the occupation d Henry Seawell, Esq. Immediate possission may be had. Lot 2. A Copthold Estate fit Inheritanae, comprising ;w e tuelosurts of arable land, on the opposite ride of the road, cor , raining upwards of Light 'item presvnting a very eligible spot f or building, commanding ez , :msive and beatriful prospects. To be viewed by applying .s the premises. where per may be had; at the principal Inns, ReiFit ; Cock, Suttor R e ef lion, Dorki if; Swan, 1 eatherbezd; Whit- Hart, unikii, r e ;. King's Arms, Godalsnlng ; Sun, Klngvon; 0 d Bei g h tclit Star, Lewes; of Messrs. Jones and Green, SullcitoG4, Salle ary. equate; ar:d •of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, GAleti-squa re ,- where} plan of the estate may be sei-n. VHDDLESEX AND HERTS. 10C.11: sworcrH ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, FARM, unkLANDS. By Messrs. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-lwuse, 'Change-Afey, Cornhill, on T ua , day, the 18th of October, at twelve u clock, 411 Three Lots A CAPITAL 'FREEHOLD and COPYHOI.D EST'ATh, Harefield Grove, the property and resid e n ce i t a Genn tl , nan ; comprising an exce llent family house, with °fu n of all descriptions, yartft, coachlIOUSC3, statil,s, barns, and ra t i os , out-buildings; lawns, pleasure grot:nds, good kitchen gerden 4 fret walled and phoned with thriving fruit tr ,s„ At ; coneatiot distance from the mansion is a comfurtable farm-1 4 Ousv, with . yard, barns, stables, and out-huildinps, together with upwards • of 224 acres of meadow, pasture, arable, and thriving wood h o d ; laid out in the park style, and surrounded by park palin g, etolt 1. fished with luxuriant plantations, and hilt grown timber, alhis the most complete order, amply mpplied with fine wl:er; and fit for the inuuediate reception of a gentlemst."si family ; u:t:e op, Harefield Comm on i a flue, dry, healthy, and commandii g union, with extensive Common rights. This estate is within two miles of Rickmanswortl, in an excellent neighbourho‘d, good nods, and packs of hounds within a short distance; only sit front Watford and Uxbridge, and nineteen from London. To be viewed by tickets ; particulars on the premises ; pt Mr. John and Thomas Frumptt, Harefield; h rkre. , Uxbridge; SWIM, Rickmansworth ; Essex Arms, Watfori l .l Castle, Sultitil; White Hart. Windsor : at Cranford Bridge; Lion, Sout'ull and Hounslow: at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Roblin., Warwick , street, Golden-square, of whom tickets fur viewing may be Lad, and a plan of the Estate may be seen . . • • Z