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I : • t- LAW INTELLIGENCE. • Yesterday being the first day of Trinity Term, the Judges and the King's Counsel waited on the Loan CHANCIILLOR Lincoln's Ina Hall, at twelve o'clock, and afterwards proceeded in processi at to Westminster Hall. COURT Olt' KING'S BENCH, JUNE 7. As soon as the Judges had taken their seats, Samuel Wadding- I ton was called on to plead to an indictment, charging him with vending a blasphemnas libel entitled Pitl ircr's Pthicip:cs(lAtiture. He pleaded Not Guilty, and was taken away in the• Keeper of Newgate's custody. • CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. Namara. said, he had to apply to their Lordships for a criminal information against a Reverend Magistrate of the cotmty of Glamorgan, whose name, however, he would, with their Lordships' permission, conceal for the present. His application . was now founded on the affidavit of an individual named W. Perking, who described himself as a timber-merchant at .Gla morgan. Having purchased a quantity of timber standing, he was engaged in cutting it down when be received a message to attend the Magistrate in question, which be did the next day, and was then informed that an information had been preferred against him, founded on the 6th of• George 111. for destroying young trees. On this Le offered to prove the purchase, and pay ment of part of the purchase money ; but the Magistrate refused to receive the proof, and consinitted him to the county jail tip he paid the penalty. Under these circumstances the Court granted a Rule to strew cause. THE ICING V. CA RULE. Mr. COMMA applied to the Court for a Rule, calling on the late Sheriffs to show cause why they made a sale of certain pro perty ot the defendant, under a writ of Levari facies. The appli cation was made on the ground of irregularity on the part of the Sheriffs in their return; they stating that they had levied the goods of the defendant, and sold the same for £54. 7s. They further stated, that they had levied other goods and chattels of the defendant, which remained for the disposal of the Court, as their Lordships might direct. Mr. COOPER now contended, that the Sheriffs should be di rected to sell these goods. This property consisted of books, which could not be called seditious or blasphemous: one of them was 13iebnp Watson's Apology for the Bible; another was a Col lectioe of the Speeches of his Learned Friend, Mr. Chas. Phillips; and there .were other books amongst them equally innocent. The Coney said, this Was certainly a new case, and they would therefore grant a Rule to thew cause why the return should not be quashed, on the ground Of irregularity. . COURT OF CHANCERY. IN THE MATTER OF THOMAS SMITHSON. Mr. Borman presented a ,Petition to the Court, praying that a commission of lunacy might be issued, to inquiminto the state of mind of the above Gentleman, who is possessed of very con siderable property, and is a resident of Cockermotith. In support of the application, several affidavits were read, which were made by persons who had been his attendants during his illness; by the physician who bad visited him for the last five years, and also by some of his near relatives. By these it appeared, that in the early part of the year 1815, the unfortunate Gentleman be tined evident symptoms of having a disordered mied, and the utmost precautions were necessary to be adopted to prevent him from destroying himself. He sought every opportunity of evading the vigilance of those to whose care he was entrusted, and on one occasion it was with the greatest difficulty he was restrained from precipitating himself from the window of an upper apart ment in the mansion be at that time occupied; and frequently he would earnestly entreat those about him to procure a sharp in strument, or some poison, to enable him to relieve himself from what he termed a miserable existence. To a person with whom be was walking, he offered to give all his property on the condi tion ot his being permitted to go on the river in a boat, from which he could throw himself into the water and be drowned, and his death, lie s.tid,would then be considered accidental. The unhappy invalid was possessed with an implacable hatred against :tone of his relations, and he attributed his miser! es to some magi cal i. Guence which they had over his person ; and be made them tee most nisgitilicent promises to induce them to release him front their ‘. devilish witchcratt." In a letter he addressed to the medi cal gent 'emu) who had attended him , be described the horrible tor tures he was endue ing through his malignant friends. Ouce,he said, they met in a room, threw bins on his back, corded his arms, and confined him in such a manner as to disable him few) making re sistance; they then deeply pierced his aide, below the ribs, which occasioned him to bleed more than a peck, and forced a toad into the wound, and afterwards they stopped the bleeding by putting into the orifice sand and lime. The toad, he said, had occasioned him the most excruciating pain both in body and mind, and he entreated the Doctor m interpose and free him from the oppres s:tins of his barbarous persecutors: Numerous other instances were given of the singular inconsistency of his behaviour; and frequently it was of the most dangerous description, as he would, when labouring under a paroxysm of the complaint, or when ap parently in a convalescent state, attack and endanger the lives of all who came within his power. The immediate cause of the tavete eillictiAl could not be accounted for • but it had been oh served that his mind bad been much dejecte d and oppressed ever since the death of a sister to whom he was much attached. All 1-. is acts demonstrated that it was improper that he should have the controul of his property, and it was thought that the present . measures were the best to protect his and his family's interest. The Loan Cuaticserame—What is the latest medical opinion you have of the state of this Gentleman's mind? Mr. BOSELER read a letter from Dr. Lomas, in reply to his • erdship, dated in December last, which stated that the invalid then was, and had for years been, afflicted with insanity at times. Mr. Pi:mamas entreated his Lordship to dismiss the Peti- Con, and assured hi ,- Lordship he was prepared with affidavits which distinctly denied many of the assertions made. The Loan Cuasceawa—Then that is a good reason why a commission should be issued, arid that the existence of sanity or insanity should he ascertained by a Jury ; for how can I decide from your conflicting statements? ISlr. Puneasioas conceived it would be a grieions hardship upon this Gentleman's family. In the course of the last year he had settled an account with his mete one of the petitioners, and then hi, sat ity was not doubted. Within that time he had also sold an esatte, and conducted the negociation with much skill and propriety.. Ile had likewise lately married, and on that oc casion no question was raised as to his intellectual competency. The Lone Cnaececcoa.—lt is impossible but that I must comply with the prayer of the Petition. No man can read the letters, and say that this Gentleman was in his perfect mind when he spoke of the operation that had taken place in his side, end that a toad was living witbin.him, which occasioned all his trouble. Mr. PIIILLIbIORI admitted that his client's conduCt had been improper cn seme occasions, and urged that his eccentricities arose from the irregularity of the life he led, and not from any defect in the mind. In Court there were affidavits of Gentle men, who positively swore that, at the present time, he was free from the malady he was said to be labouring under; and there- Lire he hoped his Lordship would pause before he visited him and his family with the consequences which ptyceedings of this eetare would bring upon them. The Loan CIIANCELLOII.—The commission must be issued, bat let there be ample notice given of the time it will be acted naoti, In order that he may be prepared with such evidence as he 'halts will be most beneficial to him. ESSEX, NEAR COLCHESTER, KELVEDON, and MA LOON. Desirable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD EsTATus, Land-Tax Redeemed. THREE HUNDRED ACRES Of MEADOW, PASTURE, and. ARABLE LAND, with good FARM-HOUSES, OUTBUILDINGS, YARDS, &c. Abounding with Game and Field Sports. 137 Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Itegent•street), At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on THURSDAY next, the 13th June, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, by Order of the. Mortgagee, THE following desirable FREEHOLD andCOPY HOLD ESTATES, situate near the capital Market Towns of Colchester Kelvedon, and Maldon,in the county of Essex; L awn-Tax 11RORIMID. Low 1. A desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, except about Three Acres Copyhold, it a small Fine Certain, SHAW". FARM, in the Parishes of ArdleiOland" St. Iletolph, Colches ter; comprising a good Farm-house and Offices, Yards, large four-bay Barn, three Granaries, Nag and Fiirm-llorse Stables, Cart-lodges, Cow-houses, Calf-pelts, Piggery, Poultry-houses, Yard, &c. and upwards of OA Hundred and 4ighty-One Acres of fine Arable Land, lying elirepact, and partly bounded by a Stream of Water; distant two Nies from Colchester, on the - . road to Harwich, and eight froM Manningtree. Bow•srizar.—Yesterday Joseph Pearce, Esq. was brought to This Estate abounds with Game, adjoining several extensive.. the Office, from the New Prison, Clerkenwell, in order togive Preserves, and in the neighbouthoud of two Packs of Fox bail to answer the charge of his wife Angelina, a Spanish Lady, hounds: in the occupation of Mr. SAMUEL WATERHOUST., OD ort a charge of violently assaulting and bruising her. The bail Lease for an unexpired Term of Ten Years. he offered at first was objected to; but having procured other LOT 2. A desirable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD i iag ii. Mr. Monututi and Mr. Ilst.is the sitting Magistrates , ESTATE, the HYDE FARM, In the Parish of Great Wig agreed to accept himself in X; CO, autitwo sureties in 410 each. borough, about seven miles from Colchester, on the road to On Mr. Pearce being taken into the Clerk's Office to acknow- Malden, and near to Water-carriage; comprising it Genteel ledge the bail, he cleaned, that as soon as his bail was taken 1 Farm-house, pleasantly stated on a rising ground, with excellent and be was lib: rand, he would proceed to where his wife was Garden and gravelled Walk, commanding extensive ‘'iews ova and drag her out. Mr. Lewis, attorney fur Mrs. Pearce, was the adjacent Country; with Yards, two double-buy Barns, Sea present, and, hearing this threat, went to the Magistrates, and bles, Cow-hotises, Calf-pens, Poultry-houses, and nearly Otte, .in(ornied them of what had taken place, when they ordered Mr. Hundred and 'Twenty-two Acres of ' leaciow, Pastore, and Pearce to be brought before them again, and Mr. Lewis's state- Arable Land : in the occupation of Mr. Hamm WISNCY, till. the Magistrates called upon him Michaelmas, 1822. went bring verified upon oath , 'Tribe viewed by applying to the Tenants, of wh om P art i c u- to find double or additional bail , himself in ;COO, and thur lard may he had ; at th e C u p s , and of Mr. W. M. F ranc i s , So sureties in .£5O. The. Magistrates ;mitred him, that it lie corn licitor, Colchester; Park Street, Manningtree ; Thorn, Mist mined the beast breach il the peace towards his 'life; his re -ognizances should be fin felted. ley ; Angel, Kelvedon; l'ostburse, Als:tion ; P.luc Posts,Witbalg; White Horse, Ipswich; White Hart; Brentwood an d Roinford ; The Police Cummisaioners of Sheffield, in Yorkshire, have is- White Head and Bl ac k Boy,'Clielnisfora ; of Mr. Nabigu, cued a public notice, that in futuie the inhabitants of that town arc to adopt the regulation of the capital, in walking on-cause- Solicitor, Carmarthen-streta ; ktOgrraway's; and of Mr. Rol ways of e` Keeping their right bands to the wall to prevent their bins, No. 170, Regent-strect,•oppoalte Burlington-street, where ',alibi:4 their CMS in each others faces !” i PLII3 of the Estates. ma) be seen. r .i3I P ~ 1 Iti t, • to NU ri i C.l AI. St 41 V/ D. iii 1 • f r-711,1., .. 4 7,777. 7 7 " 4 ,i': s. . .•.,.: . .t, ,71p a r y ,„ . ' , f : `,.. , fir.. - " - .. . . ..: „ low . . • • • s , .::: 7 .. .: . ". . . • "- S • S Pea TINO INDElLfiefilAr. - . 1 . - . SALES BY - AUCTION .:- ;r . . . ASCOT II EATR RACES.- -Fo6itli.o/Vt ADNF, 7. Dtalrale FAMILY RESIDENCE, toed 4 ARDEN, and The old proverb, * o "thkregh last not Ihistv , ' *MI wa -171 SW apply to • P°l4D Cott - . the scene of to-day, for altbovgb the cotterialtkelp has asoaerons I ' near °A T -LA N -4S ' in the De r at Sauey. - By Mr. ROBINS.' . ' . • than yesterday, the 'porta were excellent, . verything ware (Of Warwick Heusi, Regent-street), an appearance of piety '4 1 4 Was 'not -1 1 2 vire6no'falathenrimoef At Garmwa• y's Coffeedlouse, in 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on the previous days. The Anil to the THURSDAY n e xt, the 15th June, at Twelve o'Clock, select description, and there was lest of fisakiestritperous jot . A LEASE . ..for a term tit TWENTY-ONE YEARS; Sty which was somewhat coaepiesoui - on Ow tamer days. All Li. of a truly desirable RF-SIDENCE, recently fitted ufe , the places of amusement were in full play. Tile tear, fleet. clique and adapted for the accommodation of a Family, tjeost delight tables were fully occupied during die day Lolittnany i3roket had 'reason to repent his introduction to the f i svmr• of au fully situate at the romantic others, Village of Sbepperton. in the County played exactly as at Berlin." as the large „Salads geld letters i of Middlesex, within two miles of Cbertsey, five of Staines, and Over the entrance to each of these minor Hells express it. The I Eighteen of London.' The House contains three principal and usual occupants of the sporting stand were not idle,und bets ran' four secondary BA-chambers ; a Alorning-room, overlooking . high during the morning, considering that •it was the last day, I•the Oakland and Ilsonhorn Park, and • the delightful Scenery of and that money as welLas interest wits lilfely to be somewhat on I the Thames and the beautiful adjacent Country; a spacious the decline. The Kt-\O did not attend the Coarse to-day, nor Drawing-reoto,' Eatiug-room, and Breakfast-parlour; capital did any of the distinguished personages who on the other days I Entrance-hall, ha wit conveniemt domestic Offices; double Coach graced the Royal Stand with their presence, with the exception house, Stable fur ghf horses in a Carriage. yard, and other of his Royal Highness the Duke of You, who arrived shortly Outbuildings; i capital Walled Garden; extensive Pleasure. after one o'clock on horseback, attended hy. one groom. There Grounds slopinf to the Diver, laid out with great tastii, in which was a more than common degree of interest felt in tie first race,, there is a Fish-pond well stored, and detached Kitchen-garden. from the known genuine bottom and excellent speed of the two A GARDENER'S COTTAGE and an ORCHARD, about horses who were expected, and who, in accordance with that FIVE ACRES, may be had If required. expectation, did take the lead in the contest. They were, N. To be viewed by Tickets : Particulars may be had at the Bell. therfleld, named by Mr. Howarth, and Snowdon, named by Sir Teddiegton • Toy, Hampton Court ; Griffin, Kingston ; Castle W. W. Wynn. and Talbot, ' Richmond.; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Itegent-street, opposite Burlington-street. ' The Wokingham Stakes of sgs. each (Handicap). Three quarters of a mile. Mc. Haworth named Netberfield, 3 yrs old, 7st. 61b. 1 Sir W. W. Wynn named Snowdon, 6 yrs old, 9st. 2 Boyce rode the winner. Eleven started, but two only were placed.-2 to 1 agst Matilda -9to 2 agst the winner-7 to 2 agst Snowdon-6 to 1 igst Pastorella.—A severe race, and won by a neck. • A Plate of £5O for all ages. Heats, one mile. Mr, Field's Vanloo - 2 1 1 Mr. Braithwaite's Cardenio • e - I 2 2 Major Gore's Cuyp - - - 3 4 dr Mr. Ferran's Potemkin - . - 4 3dr Mr. Whitaker's Fonman - - S dr ‘"' r'7'T •~ ~~ ~~ W ANDSWORTII, SURREY. ELEGANT COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE., Lawn, Garden, Pleasure-Grounds, excellent Offices, and Meadow Land. • By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick - House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffeetouse, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on Tun RSDAY next, June 13, 1822, at Twelve o'Clock, AN ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a pleasant and very desirable Residence, most tastefully fitted up, beautifully situate on a fine Lawn, laid out With exquisite taste, planted with scarce Shrubs and Plants, and Bordrts of valuable Flowers; at Wandsworth, in the County of Surrey, commanding extensive view.; adapted for the accommodation of a GENTLEMAN'. FAMILY; con-1 tattling, an lfntra ce-hall, an elegant spacious Drawing-room, 36 feet by 22, capital bowed Dining-parl ur, Breakfast-room, Gentleman's-room, School-room. strong Closet, &c. &c. A handsome Staircase to the principal floor, which contains four principal Bed-chambers, and two Sleeping-rooms for servants, over which there are two spare Bed-chambers and other Rooms for servants. The Basement contains Butler's-room, Servants'- hall, Kitchen, Scullery, China-room Pantry, Larder, Wine and Beer-cellars, a Wash-house, and Laundry. lktaehed, two Stables for five horses, two Coach-houses, Farm yard, Cow house, and Outbuildings; an excellent Kitchen Garden, well planted with choice Fruit -trees, a Green-house, Grapery,Sum mer-house, Ice-house, and Meadow Land, in all about EIGHT ACRES, possessing an advantage of proximity to the road, with the most complete retirement, as all the principal rooms look upon the Lawn and Garden, &c. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Spread Eagle, Wandsworth;' Castle, and Talbot, Richmond; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad. _ _ _ Vanloo the favourite. Exrcurtom—Aszanzint, JUNE I.—Yesterday, Iri Gordo,,, fishing-tackle maker, of this place, found guilty of the murder of his wife; and Robert Minim's, farm-servant, of Crathie, for mur dering Elizabeth Anderson, of the same parish, suffered the dreadful sentence of the law—Gordon persisted to the last in de claring his ignorance of having committed the crime, being at the time in a state of intoxication. The unhappy men conducted themselves with becoming fortitude and resignation. An im mense crowd assembled to witness the awful scene. KENT. VALE MASCALL,between FOOT'S CRAY and BEXLEY, On the Banks of the beautiful River Cray. Desirable RESIDENCE and OFFICES, GARDEN and PLEASURE GROUNDS, FARM-YARD, Ste. and MEADOW LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street), At Gamway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on THURSDAY next, the 15t h June, at Twelve o'Clock, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land- Tax Redeemed, . VALE MASCA IX; Comprising a commodious Residence, with Castellated Front, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, plea santly situate on the Road Lout Foot's Cray to Bexley, in the County of Kent, with a beautiful Lawn sloping to the fine and rapid clear silvery stream the Cray River, which flows through the Lands, and is stored with Fish; extensive dry Gravelled Walks, ornamented with fine grown Timber and Plantations, Island, &c. The House contains, on the Ground Floor, an Entrance under a Portico; a neat Hall; Lobby, leading to a Study; an excellent Dining-parlour, Windows to the Lawn; Bowed Li brary, communicating by folding-doors to a pleasant Drawing. room, Lobby, and Closet. On•the First Floor, a capital spa cious Bed-chamber, with a light Closet; a smaller Bed-chamber, and four other Bed-Chambers, neatly fitted up. On the Upper Story, three good Bed-chambers and Clouts; a smaller one; Lobby, Store-room, and three Sleeping-rooms for Servants; principal and secondary Staircases. In the Basement, excellent and convenient light Offices, Larder, Wine and Beer Cellars, &c. the whole well supplied with excellent Water. Detached, a neat Dairy, Wash-house, Laundry, Oxen Yard, Poultry and Fatting Houses, two Cow-houses, a Three-stall Stable and Loft over, open Shed, Pump, Drying Ground, a Farm Yard, Stable for Four Horses, Man's Room and Loft over, Cow house, Piggery, Cart Shed enclosed by folding Gates : an ex cellent Kitchen Garden, well planted with Fruit Trees; Green house, Grapery, Coal-house, good Orchard, Bath-house, and Meadow Laud and Island, in all about EIGHT ACRES. About Twenty Acres more of Meadow-Land, held on Lease, may be had. To be viewed by Tickets only.—Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Tiger's Head and Stars, Foot's Cray; Golden Lion, Bexley-heath; Bull, Dartford; Royal Mortar, Woolwich; Green Man Blackheath; Castle, Eltham ;at Gar raway's ; and of Al:. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington-street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. . . • ~ • . . • • COUNTRY MARKETS. OIVORD, Just* 7.—Wheat 7s. sad. a bushel The price of the half-peck loaf (household) Is. atiB free-pence. BANSUKY, JUNi 7. Wheat, 2s. 6d. to Bs. Od—Beans, 2s. 6d. to 3s 6d.—Vetches, Os Od per bushel.—Barley, 121 to 243 Oats, US Od to 241 Od per quarter—Bread, ls 4d half peck ; and smaller in proportion. Flour 265. to 535. per sack. L 411014114 Jazz 7.—Wheat, per load, £6 10. to £l5 00s New Wheat, AO to £OO Os—Barley, per quarter, 16. to 21s.—Oats, 13s to Ms.—Beans, 251 to 295.—Rye, Os. to Os.— Peas, 23. to 28s. Newstme, Basis, Jima 7.—Wheat, 16s to 15s---Barley, 14s to 181—Osts, 13s to 24s.—Beans, 23 tos3os--Peas, 20s. to 22s. —Rye, Os to Os.—Bread, Is Id to Is 3d per 4illon. PRICE OF COALS. COAL•MAREET, 317 NZ 7. Newcastle, 30s 9d to 38s 9d —Sunderland 29s to 341. DIED. June 1, at his house in the Jardin des Plantes, the Abbe Hauy, the celebrated Mineralogist. SALES BY AUCTION, BERKSHIRE, Between ABINGDON, WA NTA G K, and FARRINGDON. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, - Farm-House, Garden, and Outbuildings, Cottages and Gardens, and upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR ACRES Of capital rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, all compact, with fine St • cams Of Water. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick ! louse, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, C,ornhill, on TEITRIDAT next, June at Twelve o'Clock, is One Lot, AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parish of Charney, between Abingdon, Wantage, and Farringdon, in the County of Berk: ; comprising a good Farm-house, with Garden and Orchard, and all requisite Outbuildings, and upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR ACHES, Of which about One Hundred and Forty Acres are Meadow aud Pasture of the very first quality, and One Hundred Acres very excellent Arable Land, all lying ,:ompact, with fine stre‘ms of Water flowing through; adjoining the lands of Worcester College, Rev. John Bushnell, Lawrence Chamberlain, and o ben; and in the occupation of Mr. Hunter, a highly re spectable tenant. Also, FOUR COTTMNES and GARDENS. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Hunter, of whom Particu lars may be had; at the Crown and Thistle, Abingdon ; Bell and Crown, Farringdon ; King's Head, Gloucester; Swan, Oricklade ; the Bear, Wantage, Wallingford, and Reading; the White Hart, Henley; Hop Pole, and Mr.. Bentley, Worcester; Ur. Pain, and Marlborough Arms, Woodstock; Star, Oxford; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-grkt,opposite Burlington-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. UPPER GROSVENOR-STREET, GROSVEN OR SQUARE. CApPITAL MANSION, With excellent and extensive Offices; Garden, planted with Shrubs ; Coach-house, and Stables for eight Horses. By M r.i ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regent street), On the Premises, No. 42, Upper Grosvenor-street, on the 14:11 June, 1824, at One o'Clock, xr OEDIA OF THE MEM:TORS THE LEASE of a CAPITAL MANSION, JR-. altered, repaired, and improved within a few years at a very considerable expense, and adapted for the acciaMmOdation of A Nobleman or Family of Distinction, The late Residence of Admiral Sir JOHN BORLASE WARREN, Bart. deceased. The House is planned with suites of handsome Apartments of large dimensions, and well proportioned, containing, on the Upper Sary, three Sleeping-rooms for Servants, a large Store room, and Closets. On the Second Floor, two spacious airy Bed-chambers, a small Bad-chamber or Dressing-room, Store room, roesny Landing, Water laid on, and a Watercloset. On the Principal Floor, a noble Drawing-room in front, elegantly lifted up, windows to the floor, opening to a Balcony the width of the front, and communicating by folding-doors to a back Drawing-roam, with a bowed window opening to a Ila:cony, looking to the Garden; a Boudoir and Water-closet. Grouod Floor, a spacious Entrance-hall, Vestibule 'or' Inner Ilall, capital light Staircase to the Second Floor, an excellent Dining-parlour, handsomely fitted up, and communicating by folding-doors to a Library serrespondently finished, window opening irtp the Garden, w hich is planted with Shrubs ; Lobby, with Clas , :ts, Gentletnan . 's Dressing-room, and Wator:eloset. A Secondary Stone Staircase from the Eakment to the Second Floor. . The Offices consist of Housekeeper's-room, Cleaning,rourn, Housemaid's-closet, Wine-cellar with Catacombs,. Butler's Pautry,.strong. closet, Servants' Hall, Cellar for Wine in the Wood,' Lamp-hok, and larder; an Arita in front, with "V.lults for Coals, haid Servants' Entrance. Detached, an excellent Kitchen, with Dresser and Shelves, Scullery adjoining, Pastry, China, and Cook's Closets, and Larder, • Wm.er-cluset, a Passage, Coal-cellar, a commodious Laundry, Vard, Stades for eight Horses, Stan ding for four Coi nages, With Lofts and other Rooms Over. The whole abundantly supplied with Water. ' To be .viewed by, Tickets only. Etniculars may be had on the Pn.mises ; at the Sub s cription Houses St.'lnms's-street ; Hotels, !loud-street ; of IL A. Broughton, Rsg. Solicitor, Great Marlborough-street; at Garrawiy's ; and of Mr. Banns, No. 170, Regont-street, opposite Burlingt/-stteet, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. DESIRABLE PLEASANT RESIDENCE,. !- r SAL LS BY AUCTION, . BUCKS. . , WEWPfI 1. “iNELF 4 . • A :VAT...11/ABM , . I'I.R,EIiOLIJ Nearly TWO MIA DREI) ACII ES, the prineipatpart lawant!cd by the Rimer Ouse; eligible fur 1. vsebtment. By Mr. ITOBINS, , •.. (Of Warwick !louse, Regent-street), rAt' Intweaway's Cofi'er-kouse, in Fatchange-altey, Cornhi.l, Tnuasitax next, the 1.7,th ofJune, at Twelve o'Clor.k, IX TWO LOTS. LOT I.A VERY Con i Desirable FREEHOLD Li FS'I'ATE, with the Tithes, situate a sl:ort tame front Newport Pagnell„ on the road to Fenny s tr e m i l tend Luton ; cninpristng a new Brick-built ('ottage, sine, Enclpsures a caritil rich Feeding and !;razing Land ail compact, the priLcipal part bounded by the River 0 11 , e, stored dith fish ; containing upwards of NINETY FOUR. ACRES, 'ln possession of Mr. TARRY, at a low relit. I l I.or 2. A FR.F.EITOLD, eligible, compact FARM, vii t ik the Tithes, near Lot 1 ; comprising a Cott.ge, with FA; m yard, fit n, Stable, Cattle-shed, and Outbuildings, and Enda:satins( rich Feeding, Meadow, and Arable Lind. upwards of ONL HUNDRED ACRES, •In possesSion of Mr. Piuca, at a very low rent. These Lota form a most desirable Property for Investmcra or Occupation, within half a mik of Newport. May be viewed by applying to Messrs. Lucas, Solicitors. Newport, where Particulars may be had, and at the Swat: at the George, Woburn and Northampton; Green Man, and Red Lion, Barnet; of Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Claymp, square, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Air. livhins, Nc. 170, Regent-street, opposite New Burlington-street. 1 At the End . of OXFORD-STREET, overlook:rg lIYI3TL PARK, KENSI NGTON-GARDENS, and the SURREY DILLS; w:th convenient attached and dttached OFF COACH-DOUSE, and STABLES fur Six Liorits. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House Regent-street), On• the Premises, on Tut:away, House, TO, 1822, at One n'Ocrit, A VEIL i r Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; 11 comprising a most cheerful commodious RES I I)ENCF, pleasantly situate No. 248, OXFORD-STREET, comm..ntti t sz a fine view of klyde-Park, Kensington-Gardens, and toe and highly-enlivened Scenery of the: Surrey Bills, late the Property and Residence of The Right Honourable Lady ESSEX KER. The House contains, on the Upper Story,three excellent Sleep ing-rooms, and Staircase to the Roof. On the Second Svx-y, two capital Bed-chambers, with a Dressing-room and Close:. On the principal Floor, two handsome Drawing rooms, taste fully fitted up, and communicating mahogany doors. t Ground Floor, a good Entrance-hall, Vestihule, or a commodious Stone Staircase, t.om the basement to the top of the Ilouse, Offices, Housek,eper's-room, Butler's-pantry, excellent Cellars-tor wine, Area in front, w.th V.- ,ts and Se:rvants'-entrance;' a detached Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, the whole amply supplied with Water; A Garden a the back ; detached, an excellent Stable for six Horses, tb:.!e Coach-houses, with Pump of Water, Loft, - Men's-room cud Corn4(.li t over. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises • at the Subscription Houses, St. Jan eN's , tr..tt; llotels, Bawd -street; of E. W. Sbepheard, lisq. soliclor. No. 83, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury; at Garr.‘way's; and of Mr. Robins, rp, urgent-Areet, opposite Burlington street; of whom Tickets for viewing may I , e had. OLD BROMPTON, One Mile and a Half from Hyde Part Corner, DESIRABLE COTTAGE OllNEß,with OFFICES ; etpital WALLED GA RDEN,COACH-110USES,STA BLES,And OUTBUILDINGS; beautiful PLEASURE GROUNDS, and excellent MEADOW LA NO. iith • ediate possessula. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, I . ltgent-street), _ At No. £4B, Oxtord-str.-..i, at ht Turi.plke, - . - . On MUMMY, the ioth lev4, w. ye tt't 'lock, AVERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a delightful coTTA 6 . .. • ,Jared on a Lawn, with Carriage-drive, pleasantly situate at Old [komp. ton, adapted for the accommodation of a Family of Insiinciar, late the Property and Residence at The Right Iloilo:at:Is Lady ESSEX KER. Enclosed from the road by a i4iy Wall, with Ccracl, aces ant Private Entrance, with a Lodge. The House cont.ins a nett Hall; handsome Drawing-rooni, with Venetian Windono even ing to the Lawn ; a bowed Dining Parlour, with r.ce.s fcr Sideboard ; Breakfast-parlour, or Study, opening to a Coii.erv.:- tory. On the Upper Floor, five good Bed-chambers, two Itounn "fOr'Servants, and numerous Closets. Principal am: Secainiary Stair-cases. The Offices consist of a commodious Ku.tten .:113 Store-room adjoining ; Scullery, with Pump of pod 'Water; • good Cellars in the basement tar Rine, Coal, KAT, Scc. Detached, a cool Dairy, Store-room, cool Larder, a Stable ! yard, with Stables for two Horses, two Coach-houses, Lin:ll6l.y, Alan's-room, Loft and Fruit-room over. An excellent /Lew house. A capital Piece of Kitchen-garden, walled-in, we 3 I stocked, cropped, and planted ; walls clothed with Frui Tr. cs; Gardener's Tool-house, &c. Detached Farm-yard , a Knife-house, and Poultry-house is three divisions, Piggeries, &c. The Grounds are tastefully laid out in gravelled Wanks, with Borders planted with Flow rs, ornamented with begun rut Shrubs and fine Timber Trees, Strawberry and Raspberry UCLA, rut! a . small Piece of Garden-ground, stored with Fruit Tree,, ail in excellent order, &c. The whole containing about Fiva Acazs. Immediate possessien may be had. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars m 4 be had on the. Premises; at the Subscription Houses, Pall mail and St. James's -street; of E. W. Shepheard, Esq. Solicitor, No. S 3, Great Russell -street, Bloomsbury; at G..rraway's; and of Jr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington-street. KENT, . NEAR BROMLEY. CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, With Offices, Gardens, Pleasure-Ground, and Land, laid out in the Park style, about ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Resent-street), At Garraway's Coffer- !louse, 'Change-Alley, Corials3l„. On Tnuasimv, the,27th of June, 1822, at Twelve o'Clock, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, PLAISTOWE LODGE, The Residence and Property of the lion. TANDSAY Comprising a most capital Mansion, Literati and improved It very considerable expense, containing, on the Principal roars, splendid suites of Apartment. elegAtitly fitted up, with stnt..blg spacious airy Bed-chaniberr, Dressing -ranters, Water-eoset, Servants' Bed-rooms; well-planned Offices of all ticscrirwl::, excellent productive Wallzd Gardens, lint-housrs, Green-Iniusef, Farm-yard, with Darns, Stables Cattle and Waggon-sheds, Granary, and various Out-buildings, all in most excellent in tkr ; surrounded by productive Meadow Land, in high career, in id forming a Park, ornamented with lofty Forest Trees. whole .F.state about ONE HUNIDRF.D AND THIRTY ACRES, Part bounded by the Turnpike-road to London, from which is distant nine miles. A dez.itable property for a Al:nista of Sate, or Merchant, &c. in a most etc:llent reighhouthuua aid beautiCul country, and Well supplied with Ene water. Also may be had, a capital LEASEHOLD FARM adjoiniab containing upwards of THREE HUNDRED ACRES, _ _ With au excellent Farm-house, Barns, Siables,ana Outbuildiacs• To be viewed by Tickets only. Particahas may be had on the PremiseA; at the Bell, Bromley; NB . . Row, ard the Crowr. Severoaks ; the Bell; Nlaidstone; Fountain, Canteroary ; 1 . 0 - k Dote% Dover; Crown, Rucheetr ; at Garraway's, ; am; of .'lr. Robins, Warwick Douse, Regent•street, opposite New Uttrii4 . tou•ttreet. HIGH WATER.,t I.UNDOS •W MI rmng - ': lltlatt tree I • Afterticon LONDON: l'rintrd and pubLahal by Liters Yam. Fig . placc,. Temple-au. U'Citge .tINEI,I 4 . .SEGOLD !:.•;TATP., CII ES, rite princi;ret part lieut.& 4 alisflale Cur L. vratment. ROBINS, ruse ' Regtot- .west), in Egchange-alley, CornbiZ, of-lune, at Twelve o'Clock, o LOTS ict, De,i, able FREEHOLD the Tithes, situate a slim.' di,. on the road to Featly Stratford Brick-built ('ottage, one, ding and /...,razing Land ail rounded by the River Oine, troci ,wards of 'OUR ACRES, at a low relit. eligible, compact FARM, oil& rising a Cottage, with Far or yard, I Outbuildings, and Koduealesse ,rahle Land, upwards of )RED ACRES, t a very low rent. irable Property for Investment or a of Newport. g to Alcosrs. Lucas, Solicitors, Clay be had, :old at the Swart art ,latimpton; Greco )lan, and Red yton, Scott, and Cleytor., s aw ., raway's; and of 'alr. liuhiris , Ne. yew Burlington-street. . • -. ISANT RESIDENCE,. ITRE.ET, overlcokirg HYDr. OIARDENS, and the SLIMLY cached and detached OFF A BLES for Six Horses. ROBINS, ruse, Regent-street), T, June 20, 1 St?., at One n'Octi, ,EASEHOLD ESTATE ; rful commodious RES I I) ENC 17, :FORD-STREET, commanding osingeon-Gardens, and toe be..uti- 'rhymed Scenery of the Surrey ,esidence of le Lady ESSEX KER. ipper Story, three excellent Sleep- Lie Roof. On the Second Stow, ith a Dressing-routu and Close:. aandsome Drawing rooms, tasty. eating mahogany doors. ci, the ace-hall, 17,stihule, or , Ctom the basement to the too of per's-room, Butler's-pantry, tier- r wine, Area in front, w.th V .• , is etached Kitchen, Scullery, .1.1 ?plied with Water; A Garden a lent Stable for Biz horses, these If Water, Loft, - Men's-room and Particulars may be had lin the ion Houses, St. Jan es's str,•et; W. Sbepbeard, lisp. Solic i tor, t, Bloomsbury ; at Garraway*.; egent-atreet, opposite Burlingtot- riewing may tie had. 10M PTON, from Hyde Park Corner, LIR NEE.with OFFICES ; eipit2l I A CH-110USES,STA B I. ES,and tifui PLEASURE GROUNDS, .A N o,..eith • ediate ROBINS, ouse, Regent-street), :.. at ;tic Turt.pike, any, I exe, w. vc n't 'Loa, LEASEHOLD ESTATE, ('O l' 6 . • ,sated pleasantly situate at lsid Bromp- dation of a Family of Distinctiar, ice or Lady ESSEX KER. •fty Wall, with ('resod. Gates air lge. The !louse cont Mrs a !ICU MI, with Venetian Windistr cren- Dining l'ariour, with r,ce-s fcr , or Study, opening to a Coo.crv.;- e good Bed-cliambers, two Moons ,'!sorts. Principal eta: secatilary ist of a commodious Etotran .:113 ry, with Pump of pod Water; for Wine, Coal, KAT, Arc. .ore-room, cool Larder, a Stable- ,rses, two Coach-houses, l.aunary, room over. An excellent B.e.T- Kitchen-garden, walled-in, wel walls clothed with Frui 'fetes; nife-house, and Poultry-house in laid out in gravelled Walks, with ornamented with beautifur Shrubs berry and Raspberry Betas, and a cl, stored with Fruit Tree", ail in role containing about Flys Amass. bad. only. Particulars m 4 be had on •iption }looses, Pall mall and St. epheard, Esq. Solicitor, No. S 3, fury; at G..rraway's; and of ;Jr. :t, opposite Burlington-street. ENT, . ;ROM LEY. U ILI' MANSION, re-Ground, and Land, laid OV: in style, about ND THIRTY ACRES. ROBINS, Ouse, Regent-street), ,use, 'Change-Alley, Corsa:33ly tune, 1822, at Twelve o'Clock, FREEHOLD ESTATE, WE LODGE, y of the lion. News TANDsAY ; ision, altered and improved at itailling, on the Principal Fonts, elegaLtly fitted up, with stnt..blt dressing-raents, Water-ciosrr, ..eel tined Ofßces of all de:script:et:4 miens, I-lot-houses, Green-bousee, hies, Cattle and Waggon-sheds, dings, all in most excellent (odor; adow Land, in high career, and with lofty Forest Trees. ,ND THIRTY ACRES, •e -road to London, Irma o hid; it table property for a Ali:lista of nost etc:bent neighbouthuod atal pplied with fine water. EASE I 101.1) FARM adjoiniab IDRED ACRES, Barns, Scables,and Outbuildines. Inly. Particulars may be had on entry; i%lr. Rose, ard the Crown. le; Fountain, Canteroary ; 1 . 0 - k attr ; at Garraway's,; :Intl of .Ir. ent-street, opposite New Uarlwil' it i V~ ;`