Star. — London, England, 1822-05-18 00:00:00

-- 77"1"14'r7- • ' , COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. •1 Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held. As loon as the LORD Maros bad taken the Chair, the Racomusintroduced the Cursitor Baron, Manaus, who resigned the dike of Judge of the Sheriffs Court, which he bad held for upwards of forty two years. The Court referred to the Committee of City Lands - to consider the nature and duties of the office. ntresass to MIDLAND. Mr. OLDHAM said, the Court was always open to impressions of charity, to which their records bore am p le testimony ; for it appeared that in the last 49 years the Court bad voted sums to the amount of Fifty-four Thousand Pounds in relief of distress — (Hear, bear, hear)—and it would' not be denied, that the distress of their brethren in Ireland bad as strong a claim on their feel ings as any other distress could have—(Hear, hear, bear). — The existence of the distress was so notorious, that k was unne cissiuy to say anything in proof of it, and im le to heighten the reality. lie would not stop to inquire wre s t s h n er it proceeded from bad government, bad landlords, or bad crops, when it was known that more than 10,000 persons were striving to support existence by eating the bark of trees, were wandering the fields in quest even of weeds to support life, and dying by the road sides of actual starvation ; and what was even worse than all this, was the pestilence which this famine was producing, the probable ravages of which presented a fearful prospect--(Hear, hear). He felt himself in the hands of the Court as to the sum that would be proper to vote in relief of this great distress; he wished for unanimity and concord, that by proposing the suns of 500 guineas, it would probably be attained—.(Hear, hear). Mr. Alderman VENADLES hoped the Court would go farther' than the sum proposed, and that his friend would amend his motion, and propose ,el,oooL[There were some cries of Hear! but No, no! predominated.] After some observations from Mr. l'avext. Mr. Alderman Wainimae, Mr. Tairtna Mr. Alderman e s owx, and Mr. DIXON, Mr. OLD mot ion ' was agreed to, and the Chamber lain directed to pay the same. The Requisition to consider the circumstances of the Memo rial presented to the Court of Aldermen by several Members of the Court, upon an old bye-law, against the late election of Mr. Ihesiae as Common Serjeant, was then read. Mr. th.nnast addressed the Court at some length thereon, and concluded with moving for a Committee to be appointed to in vestigate the same, and whether there are any other bye-laws affecting the rights of the Court in the election of their Officers, and to report. Mr. Stara seconded the motion. "Mr. Deputy SAUNIMR% Mr. DIXON, Mr. FAv&LL, Mr. CROCRDR, 3lr. Alderman WAITHMAN, and several other Members, spoke, and the motion was agreed to , an d a Committee of the Alder men present, and a Commoner from each Ward, were ap poluted accordingly. LAW INTELLIGENCE.' ij t 1 CI! ;~` COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 17. THE KING V. THE MARQUIS OT WESTMEATH. Mr. ScAULLTT prayed the judgment of the Court on the NAL! Defendant, who was found guilty upon an information, charging him with sending a letter to a Gentleman named Wood, who is between sixty and seventy years of age, with intention to provoke him to fight a duel. The transaction arose out of an unfortunate domestic misun derstanding, which induced Lady Westmeath to leave the Noble Defendant's house with ker children. Mr. Wood, who was trustee in a deed in favour of Lady Westnteath, was called in as a Mediator, but the Noble Defendant took offence at something which he supposed improper in the conduct of that Gentleman. Meeting him in the street. a public insult was given, and a chal lenge was sent. The Noble Detendant had also rushed into the plaintiff's house with clenched hands, and, in the presence of two Ladies, insulted him—Some affidavits in mitigation were put in. Mr. SCA itcerr then addressed the Court in aggravation of pu rlsinent. Nothing, he said, could justify the defendant calling.a Gentleman a liar and a Coward. When men of rank, who ought t:‘ display brilliant examples, were brunght to receive the judg ment of that Court, justice ought toanark the offence with pro p.J severity. The COMMON SERJEAST7 followed on the same side. The Soracaros-Gxxxstax, on the part of the defendant, said it was to be regretted that su much warmth had taken place in all the transactions to which Lord Westmeath was a party. Lord Westmeath was of opinion that Mr. Wood had induced his Lady to separate. Mr. Ihmentrast, as Counsel for the Noble Defendant, could trot admit there was much distinctiou among men, save and ex cept the difference made by intrinsic merit; but he could not b.lieve that a young Lady of seventeen looked at coronets and gieat heads with the sanie indifference as she would the heads of tradesmen and tradesmen's wives. On the whole, the Court would consider it a case for no more than nominal puniskmetit. Mr. UKODEEICK, on the /QOM 441.1 C, defended the conduct of Lord Westmeath. The Noble Defendant then addtesstd the Court in the fol- lowing terms Before your Lordships pass judgment, allow rue to say a few words. It is imputed to n:e. that at the time Ludy Westmeath left my house (it is painful to detail these cir cumstances) ; it is said Lady Westmeath left my house iu cone. quence of violence. My children were taken away. I applied for a Writ of Habeas Corpus to get them again, and at that time not a single observation was made of violence on my part. The filarchioness of Salisbury was before the Chancellor, and might have stated acts of violence, but did not make any statement of that sort. She said she would take no children from a father."— The Noble Lord here appeared much effacted. After the Noble Defendant had concluded his observations, the LoLD CHIEF JUSTICE said, " Lord Westmeath, you will attend the Court to-morrow for judgment." —The Noble Lord retired. Ustox-Hatt..—Yesterday a Smithfield drovei, who gave bit name Peter Hutchinsun;was brought up by a constable (and fol lowed by an inunenac multitude), charged with the murder of Mary Sell's. Between twelve and one o'clock yesterday, the prisoner was observed driving a cow and calf along Black friar's Bridge, which he beat with violence. The cow got quite furious, and tossed a lady, who was so much gored by the enraged animal, and injured by the fall she received, that she remained some time insensible, and was at last carried to an hospital. At the New Bethlehem, the deceased, a poor widow, happening to be crossing the road before the cow,l the beast rushed at her, and at the hrst butt, affixed one of its horns in the right side, between the fourth and fifth ribs.— The crowd which had assembled, carried the woman to the house of Dr. Hyde, who said she must have died instantly, as the born of the cow had pierced her heart, and inflicted a wound eight inches deep. The body was taken to the Gun. The poor woman Las left two orphans without the means of subsistence, she herself earned a livelihood by charivg, and was at the time of her death on an errand for a Lady in Prospect-place. The prisoner said that he had been employed in Smithfield to drive the cow to the dairy of Mrs. Jones, of Kennington, for whom it had been pur chased. •He denied that he had ill-treated the beast, or that he was accessary to th: accidents that occurred in any criminal view, but he believed the cow was of a naturally vicious disposition.— Ile was remanded, to await the decision of the Inquest. WORSIIII‘STIErT.--ExTRAORDINARY AITLICATIONA young man appeared before SAMUKL TWYEORD, Esq. the presiding Ma-1 gistrate, and stated that he was married to a young woman in last July, and she was brought to bed nn the Ist of March, which was only, seven months; and in consequence of - what the mid wife had said, and what his landlord had said—namely, that she had not gone her full time—he challenged her with incontinency before marriage. Ills wife acknowledged her failing, and that her master knew her before she was - married, and that she was ready to swear to that effect. " Therefore," said the applicant, " I wish to have your Worship's advice, if you please, for I do not Intend to live with her any longer, as it bas caused much displeasure between us ever since."— tlr. Twvroan.—" You seven months child; we h.a e heard of a six months' if the child had been born the next day, it would not illegitimate. At any rate, it is impossible for me to redress." — The man Went away apparently much ~yy. ~, a (Of At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Badlingwoley, CoreMlll, es Tuomoav, May 2 3 , left, at Twelve o'Cleek, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a commodious roomy DWELLING-110USF., conveniently situatk, No. 12, Hanovier%street, Hanover.square, adapted for the accommodation of a Family and a Professional Gentleman : containing four Rooms on . the Upper Floor, with a door to a lead flat; four good Ikdcbsinben on the Second Story; a spacious Drawing-mom in front on the Principal Floor, with French Sashes opening to s Balcony the width of the front, communicating by folding doom to aßeek Drawing room and a Bedchamber; on the Ground Floor Entrance-hail and roomy Staircase, with Balustre and . ) lahogiirg Hand-rail, an excellent Dining Parlour, Library, ad Gentlanum's Dress ing-room, Water Closet, &c. In the Illessinent, convenient Of fices, an open Yard at the back, and k 0101111191 Office adapted for the purpose of business, with a private entrance from Pol len-street. To be viewed by Tickets, from one till Ave o'clock. Parti culars may be had on the Premises ; at the Subscription Hou ses, St. James's-street and Pall-mall; at Garravray's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington-street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. WEL HARLOW, HIGH and LITTLE LAVER, &c. Eligible FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, with good FARM-HOUSES and OUTBUILDINGS, about TWO HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES'of MEADOW, PASTURE, and AR ABLE LAND, let in differant By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House. Regent-street). • At Garraway's Coffee-Hause, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Trteasnay, May 23, 1822, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, T HE following Eligible FREEHOL D and COPY HOLD ESTATES, Lea 1. A Capital Freehold Mansion, called PIPER'S, situate at Harlow, with Yards and all necessary Outbuildings, and Six Acre' of Meadow Land, in the Occupation and oa Lease to-- Benham, Esq. or his under tenant. Ltrr it. FAGG Err ER'S FARM, with two Farm-houses. Cottage Buildings, and Eighty-sis Acres of Land, in the l'arids of High Laver, in the Occupition of Mr. Haskiwood, on Lease for Twenty-one Years, fronviNlickaelmas, 1818. Lor 3. WHITE'S FARA', with Farm-house, Garden, Yard, Outbuildings, and about Ninety-eight Acres. of Land, in the Parish of Magdalen Lavir, near Harlow ; in the occupation of Mr. James. The other Lots comprise H A 'AI MOND's FA WM,ivith Farm house, Garden, and Outbuildings, sundry Cottages, and nearly Fifty Acres of Land. situate in the Parish of High Laver and Little Layer, near Harlow, in tie occupation of Mr. Perry. The Lots may be viewed on application to the different Te nants, of whom Particulars may be had ; and at the Green Man, I larlow ; White Lion, Sawbridgeworth ; Crown,llotferill, and Chipping Ongar ; Cock, Epping ; Mack Boy and Saracen's !lead, Chelmsford ; White Bart, Brentwood and iliamtord ; of Messrs. Hutchinson and Hohlsworth, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where Mans of the Estate may be seen. RICHMOND, SURtiEt. Elegant and Excellent RESIDENCE, Beautiful PLEASURE GROUND, and TERRACE WALKS by the Itiver-side, COTTAGES, &c. By Mr, ROBINS. (Warwick-House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee•Housei in 'Change-alley, Corned% on TIIVIMAT, the 123e1 May, leg, at Twelveo'Clock, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATR of the KIN (is MANOR, nearly equal to comprising A CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, The Property and late Residence of a NOBLEMAN, situate nearly on the summit of RICH MOND-111 LL, Embracing the most luxuriant, rich, and extensive Views of the beautiful windings of the River and the surrounding Country. The HOUSE Is a substantial BRICK-BUILT EDIFICE, planned fur the accommodation of a Family of the first Distinc tion; containing spaciousiairy Bed-chambers antrikessing-rooms. The principal Apartments consist of an Eating-room, Drawing rooms, Breakfast, Library, and Billiard Rooms, &c. Entrance hall, &c. and finished and fitted up in a superior style of ele gance : with excellent Offices suitable to the Establishment; surrounded py fine Lawns, Pleasure-grUunds planted with luxu riant Shrubs, Forest Trees, and Evergreens, Hot and Green house, &c. with a Subterraneous Passage leading to a most beau tiful and enchanting Lawn, by the River side, laid out with great taste and elegance, with Terrace :Ind other Walks, orna mented by fine grown Timber, Plantation, Surnmer•house in the Italian style, Alcove, &c. A Leasehold Cottage Dwelling-house, Gardener's. House. and Outbuildings. The principal Buildings are in the most complete order, and fit fur immediate reception. May be viewed by Tickets only —Particulars may be had or. the Premises; the Castle and Talbot, Richmond; Castle, Salt. I lilt ; White Hart, Windsor ; Toy, I lampton-Court ; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge; Griffin, and Mr. Knight, Kingston; of Thomas Lightfoot, Esq. Castle-street, Leicester-square; of It. W. Lowndes, Esq. Red Lion-square; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent street, where Tickets for viewing may be had. .p.• .. 111 T OSDIOL or MI macumas, At Garraway's Cafes -lionso, 'Change-alley, -CornMIL on Tatuassmv, May 25, lint, at Twelve o'Chck, in Two Lott, Lor 1. SPACIOUS FAMILY • MANSION, CHARLTON-HOUSE , Altered and Instated at a • considerable expense, maid oa a Lawn Addy ormasented with noble Timber Trees and Plata.. dons Lad Meadow Land, In all about Eightem kens. The Home is seated• back from the road, with a Fore-ecturt and Carriage-dries in frost. • The Entrance under a Portico M a capital Hall or Billiareroms, Drawingsroom, Dinintpariour, Library, roomy handsome &sumac to First Floor,and secondary Staircase. On the Upper Floors, a Morning-room and eight rissigd Bed-chamben, Dressing-rooms, and Servants' Housekeeper's-room, Butler's - mom, Serranue-liall, Kitchen, Larder Scullery, roomy Cellars under the MO" detached Wasiahuse Laundry, Brewhouse, Dairy, sad OM. offices ; two productive Kitchen Gardens, walled, and won planted with ehoke Fruit Trees, capital Hothouse, &very, Gardener's-room, Melomground, Sm. double Coach.lsouse, two fhur.stall Stables, Farm-yard, Barn, Granary, and varinus Outbuildings. The whole well supplied with hue Water: part Copyhold, equal to Freehold. Lor 2. A FREEHOLD and COPYIIOLD ESTATE, equal to Freehold, comprising about Twenty-five Acres of rich Meadow and Arable Land , lying compact, a short distance from Lot 1, in the road to Siseppertaa. pan bonsagd by a strtam of Water, most eligible for Buildiog. To be viewed by applying at the Mansion, where Podolia! may be had; at the Inn, Skepperton ; Castle, Sunbury; Tay , Hampton Court; Griffi, Kingston; Bush, Staines; Chrrisey ; Castle, and Talbot, Richmond; George, Unapt's Star, Kew Bridge Moms, Breatford; of Mr. Hicks, gab citor, Gtay's Inn; at Oarravray's; and of Mr. Robbie, 170, Iltgent-street, where a Plan of the Estate maybe seats • lIEILTS. CHORT.EY WOOD ESTATE, Between Rickmansworth and Amersham, Twenty-one front London -, Eligible MANSION, with Offices, Farm-house, sad Lands, capital Fishery, &c. About TWO FIVNDRED and TWENTY!FIN I E ACME" • Land-tax Redeemed, • By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), By Order of the Trustees and Executors of Sena Dawns, Esq. deceased. At Garraway's Corse-House, Exchange-Alley, C,ernhill, OD THURSDAY, the 25d of May, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Pleaiant and Desirable FRE EHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATE (Furst vo Fazzuous), CHORLEY WOOD FARM: Comprising a most excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices of all descriptions, lately altered and improved at a con siderable expense, placed on a Lawn commanding most exten sive and luxuriant Views of the beautiful Country, Plantations, land Shrubberies, ornamented with noble Forest 'frees; capital kitchen Garden, with lofty Walls lately ertctett, planted with choice Fruit Trees in fun perfection, Melon Grounds, Orchards, &c. Yards, with Coach-house, Stables, Barns, and Outbuildings. A very excellent FARM-HOUSE and Offices, Gardens, Orchard, Yards with Barns, Stables, Cow-house, Cart-lodges, and various Outbuildings, surrounded by productive Meadow, I.Arable, and Wood Lands, a capital harbour for Gate, eons. prising about TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES, Lying compact, the beautiful Chesham River flowing at the bottom, stored with line Trout, Eels, and other Fab. Elegant FISHING HOUSE, a delightful Summer retreat; with Offices, Garden, Pleasure-ground, and Meadow, forming a most eligible Property for a Gentleman. May be viewed with Tickets. Particulars on the Premises at the Swan. Riekmansworth ; the Crown, Amersham; Essen Arms, Watford ; George and White H a rt , Aylesbury; the Ball, Hertford; the Red lion, Barret; the White Horse, Ox bridge ; of Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Cl a y ton, New Square, Lincoln's Inn; at Gazraway's: and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington-street; where a P lan of the Estate may be seen. W ANDSWORTII, SURREY. ELEGANT COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, Lawn, Gorden, Pleasure-Grounds, excellent Offices, and Meadow Land. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Gambill., en 'fmcusoav, June 13, 1822, at Twelve o'Clock, AN ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a pleasant and very desirable Residence, most tastefully litted up, beautifully situate on a fine Lawn, laid out with exquisite taste, planted with scarce Shrubs and Plants, and Borders of valuable Flowers; at Wandsworth, in the County of Surrey, commanding extenlive views, adapted for the accommodation of a G N TLE M A Nis FAMILY; con taining, an Entrs:•ce-hall, an elegant spacious Drawing-room, 56 feet by 22, capital bowed Dining-parl-ur, Breakfast-room, Gentleman's-room, School-room, strong Closet, Ste. Etc. A handsome Staircase to the ptincipal floor which contains four principal 11(4r-chambers, and two Sleepi ng-rooms for servants, over which there are two spare Red-chambers and other Rooms for servants. The Basement contains Buder's-room, Servants'. hall, Kitchen, Scullery, China-room, Pantry, Larder, Winesnd Beer-cellars, a Wash-house, and Laundry. Detached, two Stables for five horses, two Coach-houses, Farm-yard, Cow excellent Kitchen Garden, wdl house, a nd Outbuildings; an . • planted with choice Fruit-tries, a Green-house, Grapery, Sum mer-house, Ice-house, and Meadow Land, iu all about EIGHT ACRES, possessing an advantage of proximity to the road, with rite 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 Abe Spread Eagle, Wandsvrortb; Castle, and Talbot, Richmond ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent -street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be h ad. BERKSHIRE, Between ABINGDON, WA NTAGE, and FA ERINGDON. DF.SIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. Farm-House, Garden, and Outbuildings, Cottages and Gardens, and upwards of TWO IIUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR ACRES Of capital rich Meadow Pasture Arable a Water. ood Land, all compact, with fine imams Of By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Gamway's Coffee-Huuse, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Truaseay, the 13th June, it Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, (l situate In the Parish of Charney, between Abingdon, Wattage, and Farringdon, in the County of Berke; comprising a good Fampltause, with Garden and Orchard, and all requisite Outbuildings, and upwards of 'TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR ACRES, Of which about One Hundred ad Forty Awes are Meadow stud Pasture of the very first quality, and One liendred Awe very excellent Arable Lend, all I'ls epeapactoebb lan WNW of Water lowing through; adjoining thethe.bladeK Wiirewor College, Rev. John , 111minesE, Lawrmai ebintbeandla► and ethers ; end in the nolopmion of Aft Hum * big* re. speetaWe tenant - - AA*, 'POUR COTTAGES and GARDENE Te be viewed by applying to Mr. Hunter, etobeia ?Mks bre wary be had; at the Ilywn end Thisde ' Abingdon; lad Crown, Farri s/ des;; L e is Herd, ,filiouseeter; Swan, Orichlede ; the finr, a,Walftford, and Reading; the White Hart, Henley; Hop PO% and Hmtley, Worcester ; Mr. Pain, and Marlboros. Anus, Modem! a. Star, Oxford ; at Ourvesey's ; and of Mr. Robins,,: No. rfti,.. Regent-street, opposite Burlington-Met, wltelr it Ph. of the Bstate may be seer. - , - ' . ; . Pr, lellaatiO th eat detached °lkea, " free* tives4PAinconexiat.. ItOMNS; • • Ursa, ast. Chasse-alley, Oseeltikehi Tr;;, .-4 es, Isee, at Tomtit Vasa, • . A 1411)8T 9 Ereiirsible LEASEHOU &STAVE, GLOIXISTeIt LODGS, The Itaidessee and Property .. The Bight ilineousable GEORGE CA Adapted foe the aegainniodasiso of a liebissoassar Fa uilr'of'S!' First Dlsdneelen. *lewd is *ass al aalkat meats, elegantly Sued anal Ailkdsig connuankaaing, ant satiably *Wed lips wWWWiljed Aifity*brs roreir wipe met with la tits seigliboodwall of the Intrepeong a situation as." mastallie i.e the salubrity et the Mr. • T.Hlit MANSION essadied by a Cassia," Dike in an Wooed Couit, pllditt orWirrees and filtsubs e nbe ilatemace ander a Portico to a paved - Ballew secondary liatisecoesnotoide Dinittg•perlotw, about !e1 fest is length, adjoining tient° ; a twat Librery. Anti-Writ; hoentiful Drawing-roma, about 50 feet in length, most tattefullp' SelmlL sp.: Windows opening to a paved Portico and die Lean Beanhfingeadose and Ladies Morning-roost, &c. au Inclosed Vandiesio. with a capital Sett Stone Staircase leading se three pshwipal Bed-chambers; two Dreving-rooms, with Wa ter-Closets • a Passage, and five other principal Bul-eharabeni and Water:clomt. - • • • -,.. . THE OFF icrs samei at i ifium l, ilkeeper's-room, Steward's-room, Still-nun; two Larders, a asovenient Kitchen, Scullery, Past:4 Butler's Pantry. a Pbte4Oom, Servants Cleaning-room, over which there is a Dormitory and four Sleeping-rooms fur Female S. vents, and a Water-clomt. A Servants' Hall, Wine Cellar*, Col and Beer Cellars, and three Sleeping-morns for Men. OUT-OFFICES. Yard. Wood-dud, Poultry-yard, &e. the wbole Well 'applied with eacdket Water; detached, a Double Coach-house, Statics die metres Hews. Harness and Hay-rooms. TILE PLEASURE-GROUNDS ate aS beautifully laid out in Lawns, intersected in variela directions by fine dry, gravelled Walks, ornamented by Float Borders; fine Fruit. Timber, and other Trees; thriving Ey t greens and Shrubs; and ornamental Grua-house, heated by Saes. A CAPITAL Han nous E, stared with the choicest Vines; an extensive Plot of Elteltel Garden, fully stocked and cropped; another Mot-bocce, w.i.l Vines, is the highest perfection. Gror-isenae„ Piggery, Ice-house. Gardener's Tool-honses, a Wash-house, with Maids' Apartments, cool Hairy, (;attlenrr's Cottage, and Two other Cottages, let to Mr. Green and Mr penning, Tenants at will. The whole c2ptaining nearly SIX ACRES AN!'" ONE QUARTER. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may he had on tte Premises • at tlif Subscription Houses, St. Janwh's.strect, Hotels, gond-street ; Garrawars • of Mr. Finder Simpson, Ne. 9, Old Burlington-street ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 1-1), Regent-street ; of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad, zrd Plan of the Estate may be seen. !j i . ii 1 6' CllrleaSUl V 1.011.. s peak of a sever child ; but if thi have been illegh grant you any r ~ " I i dissatisfied. I f . 1 , Alin Cheshire, i i was charged by i • with stealing bi : 1 I . privy in the mo about half an ls lodge in the but I why I only person w watch could no the officer, was I ments and the I leave her case t salvation. She • " -Ziftttlitftnn , ; ~; SALES BY .411=t , : - : • ' HANOVEIWYI'REET, HA • • •• ' DESIRABLE RES! , Attached and detached Oflecalat 10,trilbet from • - , By Mr. Roi 3 _ugh; • (Of Warwick Home, Reger#4lmo, • . • • - , - ..t r:‘,..A u .,. • ,.6ti0.u.„,.. . misi o r fer. r. 4. + beminaimpa .3 . . - itianCest * .. . .7 1 f'. '.. , • ,' - ' /; , IN sri !..: , 2,' .....7,lti: IA :" ~.. , • : 43 40 .ns emu , • " — 'r ' • "iatrAfili . .)fistween'," • CIIARLSVTIN r inl itT lit riISAVIZTIL: • .• ' WWI beandlni Ind esiesete r allrelie VAREHOLD FAMILY SIISIDS CIV and raflent GADDICIII, !SOY FA $M 7LEA ` "IIII GllCAnlnet Oaltrß=/ I rd: AIM BUILD' GS, and about • - FORTY-THRICE ACRID! ' • . Dy _Mr. I Of rick DMA DOW Ind ARABIA LAND, (pi Warwick Ilan By Mr. ROBINS,. . At Oar:away • Calkaltonse, 'C (Of Warwick Hama, Itegentatreet), ~ DAT 9 MaX ll3 . " M b WY w rtriceTolllll. A hiQST ErestrAble ESSEX, NEAR COLCHESTER, KELVEDON, and MALPON. Desirable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, Land-Tas Redeemed. TIIREE HUNDRED .ACRES Of MEADOW, PASTURE. and ARABLE LAND, with good FARM-HO US ES, OUT UV 1.1) INGS, Y A RDS, &c. Abounding with Gams and Field Sports. By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House. Regent-street), Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornbitl, on THURSDAY, the 13th June, 1822, at" Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, by Order of the Mortgagee, THE following desirable FREEHOLDandeOPY. 1 HOLD ESTATES, situate near the capital Market Towns of Colchester, Kelvedon, and Maldue, in the coun ty o f Essex ; Lax n-Tri x lisaniunr. Lox t. A desirable FRY.EHOLD ESTATE, except about Three Acres Copyhold, at a small Fine Certain, SH A W's FARM, in the Parishes of Ardleigh and St. Botolph, Gulches: ter; comprising a good Fares-honer and Oakes, Yards, large four-bay Bans, three Granaries, Nat . and Farm-Morse Stabks, Cart-lodges, Cow-houses, calf-pees, Piggery, Poultry-houses, Yard, &c. and upwards of Oat Hundred and Eighty-One Acres of fine Arable Land, lying coarser ' and partly bounded by a Stream of Water; distant two miles from Colchester, ,on the road to Hartvich, and eight from Mant!iogtree. • This Estate abounds with Game, arlsoaning several extensive Preserves, and in the neighbourhood of two Packs of Fox bounds: in the occupwiou of Mr. SAMUSL WATERHOUSH; on Lease for an unexpired Term of Teo Years. - Lot $. A desirable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, the HYDE FARM, in the Parish of Great Wig borough; about seven miles from Colchester, on the road to Malden, and near to Water-carriage; comprising a Genteel Farm-house, pleasantly seated on II rising ground, with excellent Garden and gravelled Walk, commanding extensive Viewsbvsr the adjacent Country; with Yards, two double-bay Barns, Sta . Ides, Cow-hotises, Calf-pens, Poultry-bother, and neatly One Hundred and Twenty-two Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and the wife of no less a personage than Jack retch, iy James Cowne Arable Land : in the occupation of Mr. Halal' WIIINInf till , his watch. The of No . 84, Paul-street, Old -street, prosecutor stated be went to the I Michae lm as, morning, where he left his watch, which he missed , To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom Partial ,n hour afterwards. The prisoner and her husband lan may be bad; at the Cup, and of Mr. W. M. Francis, Su house, and It appeared that the p risoner was the lichtwr , emichesseet Park Street. Montague. ; Thorn We, who went into the privy during the half hour. T h e lel' Angel,Kelvedon ; l'osthorse, Malden; Moe Posts,Vilthansi 'ad not be found, and about two hou rs after, Garton, • White rime, Ipswich • White Hart, Brentwood and litpouchedrd ; sent for, and search was made both in the apart- Saracen s H and glad' Boy. Cbehtudoed 1 of Mr. Sabin e, privy without effect. The prisoner said she should Solicitor , Cannarthen-streeti sI 90,111 Way's ; sad of Mt. Ro bins, No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Derllngtsp4aest r where to the ALMIGHTY, and on him she would rest het & nuts of the Estates may be seem She was committed to Newgate for trial. KENT. VALE :II ASCAT,T.,between FOOTS CRAY and BEN i.tY, On the Banks of the beveiful River Cray. Desirable RESIDENCE and OFFICES, GARDEN rl PLEASURE GROUNDS, FARM-YARD, Scc: MEADOW LAND. By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street), At Garraway's C:offee-llouse, Change-alley, COrn:ii . :l," • Tnuu.nLT. the 13th June, 1812, at Twelve A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Lan - Tax Redeemed, VALE MASCALL; • Comprising a commodious Resides:tot, with Casteßated Tro-t, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, flez santly situate on the Road from Foot's Cray to Bexley. is t'-e County of Kent, frith a beautiful Lawn sloping to the fine and rapid clear silvery stream the Cray River, which flows throe;b the Lands, and is stored with Fish ; extensive dry gravelled Walks, ornamented with fine grown Timber and PLntations, Island, &c. The House contains, on the Ground Floor, an Entrance under a Portieo ; 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 Bedchamber , with a light Closet ; a small er Bed-chamber, and four other Bed-chambers, neatly fitted up. On the Upper Story, three good Bed-chambers and Closets; a smaller ore; Lobby, Store-room, and three Sleeping-rooms fur Servanu; principal and secondary Staircases. In the Basement, excellent and convenient light Offices, Larder, Wine and Beer Cellars, &:. the whole well supplied with excellent Water. Detached, a neat Dairy, Wash-house, Laundry, Oxen Yard: Poultry a:A Fatting Houses, two Cow-houses, a Three-stall Stable Rad 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; G: et-- home Grapery, Coal-house, good Orchard, Bath - Molar, and Meadow Land and Island, in all about •EIGHT ACRES. About Twenty Acres more of Meadow-Land, bad on Leese, may be had. To be viewed by Tickets only.—Particulars may be Bad om the Premises; at the Tiger's Head and Stars, Foot's Cray; Golden Lion, Bexley-heath; Bull, Dartford; Royal Mortar, , Woolwich; Green Man, Blaekhrath; Castle, Eltham; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. Robin, No. 170, Regeut.street, opposite ' liarlinxton.street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad. BOTLEYS-PARK ESTATE, SURREY, - - - - Near CHEIRDIEY, WEYBRIDGE, and OATLANDS. Capital MANSION, PARK, FARMS. and LANDS. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garravray's Coffee-home,'Clunge-alley, Cornbill, en Tams- DAY, the 11th of July, at Twelve o'Cleek, in Two Leis. B OTLEYS, a very capital FREEHOLD ESTATE of SIX HUNDRED ACRES; • Comprising the splendid Mansion, planned with suites of noble Apartments, fitted up and inhibed in a superior sole, with well arranged Ofikes of all deaeriptious, Entrance Lodges, Coach Houses Stables, &c. The loilb Beddow/ref Sir JOSEPH MAW BEY. Bart.deeessed. The Mansion is placed on a fine commanding spot in a hem tiful Park, surrounded by diversified Grounds, in HUI and Dale. The PARK is richly ornamented with Noble Forest Melt fine thriving Plantations, and extender Gravelled Walks. Ex cellent Walled Gardens, Green-homes, Hotobouse. dm Farm yard, with Buns,Stables, and Outbuildings, Gardener's Home. Cottages, Ste. at suftable distances ate Farm-houses, with Yards and Outbuildings, Keeper's Cottage, &c. FRANCE FARM, ADJOINING, With Farm-house, Yard, and Outbuildings, and sundry Endo. sures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Rough Ground, and Wool Lands, all lying compact, encircling the Mansion, and • PLENTY OF GAME. . • This Estate is a most eligible Property for a Nobleman or . Gentleman, in a fine beautiful Country, excellent Roark an& Drives, party two miles from Chertaey about fro , ' Kingston and 'HanspMn Court, six front and tw ent i" one from Leaden. ALSO, ON THE SAME DAY WILL BE SOLD,. (Adjoloing the Road. from Bodres to Chewy) „- SEVERAL LOTS of MEADOW LAND, Famillogs Dwellhirhouses, Cottages, site. situate near and in the Tows of Chertary. THE ESTATE AND MANSION May be viewed by Taxan Gm, by applying to the Mr. Faze!. Bailiff, at the Lndge, where Partietdars may had ; and at Swan and Omen Ines. Clumsy Cast* Snit Hill ; Tolr H n g s. ton Court; Kingston; White Hart, Guildford; Talbot. Richmond; of Mr. LindiT, Solicitor, St. Thomas's-serer. Southwark; at Gareaway'e; and of Mr. Robins. 170, Resew' street, opposite Burlingtewetreet • where a Plan of the &Lite may be seen, and Oar 'Laing had. LONDON ;. Printed and published P a Tanple by i•Da Kars, ri:idt ~.. r r ; :e 0, • Le;', tnd ntt Red Itee ng- )er, per re; As; Tent &ad ad, ov: CK- !t:3- zr.d oa ray; I a 4 k , :0, -