The Statesman. — London, England, 1811-10-22 00:00:00

2n, and t. By Mr. 10R, At the Auction Mart, near the Bonk, TO-MORROW, 001. 13, and following Day, at 11 fur le piteriselyolithuat .4 • 4. g .tv , , . embezzlink the moniettsf Ids employer, and for be ing in nteceetifscitotk bankript. But, after a long investigation, aid haring. failed in the proof of all these obiections * the. - Coutt considered the Insol vent eutitiod to his discharge, and he was discharged accordingly: . The case of • Sir. YAWant O'Brien Price, which bas.excited so mach .public interest and notoriety, was, on_the personal application of Lady O'Brien Price, postponed until the next Sessions. Several other. Insolvent cases, but of no public in terest, were also disposed of. . -a-'-,e -- -r ---""1 - """---- . ' POWE. • 77-4 1 10— . . MAIILISOROUGILSTRUT. • Yesterday Sarah Fishcrf s a Well-known characte r, residing in the neighbourhood . . of Seven Dials, and *hose husband is How suffering fora similar offence, was brought up, charged with receiving stolen pew. ter pots. Information was given at eleven o'clock on Saturday night, when Bellamy, the beadle of St. Giles's, beaded *party of the old established Society for ProsetetlinglF'dit;stealees and Receivers, and pro. • ceeded "to the house, when the property was found, which has been a word to by Mr. Pattison, Rose and Crown,. Colville-court ; and Mr. Ellison, Black Horse, Rathbone-place. Aoother wonian, of the. name of A. Kirby, was taken at Fisher's door, *Atha pot in her possession, belonging to Mr. 'Gower, Red Lion, Marsh-gate, Lambeth. They were both fully committed. . WOSSRIPATIIIIET. Yesterday Alta fifth/win, apprehended' on Sun day night, in din Itackney-road, by a party of the patrole attached to Bow-street Office, and Susannah Kendal, underwenl eitainialfien, charged with having front the disellitig-hoikats of 111 r., Holmes, of the Brook-hotise, 4t , Clapton, where the said Susan nah lived serviiit s ke 119414 al wine and a,quantity of sugar,, Whidi•lrekeleuhrl ea the person of Bald win by the patrol!, and who said he had received the property froth.ber... „. . The charge : being es itbilshottagainst the Prisoners, they were fully Coinnitted to Seagate for trial. t 0,440 VIS charged with entering and trespassing in the grounds of : Mr, Duthie, gardener, near the 1)0g-raw, Bethnal,greeti, and robbing the Same of a quantity of red cabbages, which she was detected carrying away. The charge being made, out against , the Prisoner, _and it being her second otience, she was committed to *the House of Correction for tiro months hard la boU The Oxford's we Sabina, who undertaken yetibad 'the nnltenni.4 . .tesk perfarel 80 miles per . day for ieven,sucCessiiil_'44is, performed, succeeded and won two hundred guineas on Thursday last, •He was Much emaciated, and -very line, but' he won, as we are informed, by game. A' man of the name of Smith failed in an attempt tv perform ten times reuud St. James's Park, in two tours and a half yesterday. Tottenham, and its, vicinity,have recently been the Scenes of the snost brutal outrages and nocturnal de predetions, which ,loedly call .for the interference of *the Magistratcs 4044 is those districts, Not long , *Ego, aeveral and manes of horses were cut oft in. the night in the parish of Tottenham, for the sake of. the lair they. ncodered. The villains had .also the cruelty to deprive Inilch , cows pf their tails, nppa.... rently faint I nOntber . thalka Wanton or. malicious mo tive. Thelast act of brutilitY committed by these . monsters in Inman shape, eaceecls,in barbarity all Vie. p r am. • ./Ifr. 'reek, butcher, of Tottenham, re ,tensly assisted in bringing tekiestice one of the party_ for a misdemettnenri . ..and it'islutpected that this of fender, in .coojanction with cthers, and by...sitiY of revenge, did, dtt the night of 'the •13th .. , Seize' terse which was gwiiing With others in his field in Marsh . lane , and wantonly maimed, in a most cruel manner, . by cutting him across, the knee of • the fore leg in. three different places .with a view of entirely septn. l rating it from the holly,- and cutting off one of his. . ears. Apinopri* rewards , have been offered ela Conviction of theoltendess ' but in v s ain. A furthik reward is o ff ered by the. S ociety established in the• parish for the prosecution of. felons. *arse a. night ' lasses in which souse Gentlemen's gardens in the neighbourhood have sititeeieplunderad. . . Serve, TIIE'.FOLLOWING GOODS viz. 100 Pieces West Country Rest Superfakeletbd. 15A) YurWtire Superfines, Smooth, Liveiles, and Plain Cloths. 90 - Ladies' and Pelisse Cloths. ItSi M illed and Single Kerseymeres and Woollen Cords. 100 -- White and Printed Calicoes and Furnitures.- YOO --- Calico Shirting'. 100 - Irish Linens, Brows Hollands, and Sheeting% ‘1.0) -- Plain and Worked Muslims. :ill) Pair Silk Hose. 11 Sheets English Wool. With a considerable quantity of Thread. Laces, Veils, plain and figured Satins, Salutes., Ribbons, Silk and Imitation Shawls, Wi.ited Cotton Shawls, Handkerchiefs, 1 0 1.Annels, Baize, Cot- Via and Worsted Hose, 50 Hearth Rugs, and numerous other Articles. The Wool may be seen at Wright and Son's, 173, Upper Thames-street, the earner of Elbow-lane. The remainder of ;he Gnarls to be viewed to-morrow at the Auction Mart, when Cataloguri may be had; mid of Mr. Job, No. S 4, Ludgate-hill. SURREY.—STARBOROUGH ESTATE AND MANOR. TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON RACT, TIIE above ESTATE and MANOR, consisting of nearly FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of excellent LAND, tithe-free. A Purchaser may be nermumodaterl with the Mantlua House, Manor, MPS any less quantity of Laud. For Particular', apply to Mears. Driver, Survey in and Laud Agrnts, Kent-road; or at their Oleos, in the Auction Mart, Landon. _ , Valuable Water Mills. %Vitae,. ate. Cranford. Kent. To be LET or SOLD, and enterel upon at Michaelmas nest. [HE Extensive IRON MILLS and PREMISES/ - situate on Cray ford Creek. near the Thames, in the occu pation of Messrs. Jukes, Coulson, and Company. comprising a good dwelling house, several cottages, warehouses, workshop, wharf, &c. together with a capacious convenient mill home, and a powerful head of water, capable of driving ten pairs of flour mill stones, and equal in force to a steam engine of sti horse power, applicable to any machinery that may require such an immense force. The whole presenting a most desirable situ ation for the establi•liment of extensive flour mill;, powder mills, cotton mills, or any other concern of great magnitude, where extent and great powerare required. For further Partiritlars apply to Me,srs. Driver, Surveyors and Land Agents, Kent-road ; or at their 011 ices in the Auction Mart, London. • N. B. Half the purchase money may remain on mortgage. Extensive Freehold Farms, at Brenchlev, Kent. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AVERY Desirable and Extensive FREEHOLD ESTATE, partly Tithe Free, very eligibly situate in a remarkably pleasant part of the County of *Kent, in the parishes of 111 enetiley, liortemonden, and Yalding, abort 10 miles from Tunbridge, six from Yalding, twelve from Maid stone, and only forty from London, cotapilsing several well arranged Farms, called Swigs Ilole, August Pits, Shelley Moors,. Bay Brooks, Apps Brambles, and Gage Wood, in the occupa tion of most respectable Tenants; containing. together, abort 620 acres, of the presumed value of upwards of eleven hundred pounds per annum. Antmedinte possession may be had of port of the Estate, and the remainder are held upon Leases, of which only n few years nre unexpired. Printed Particulars may be had at the Bell, Bromley ; Dorset Arms Seven Oaks; Rose and Crown, Tunbridge ; Chetpters, Lamberhurst ; George, _Robertsbridge ; Star Maidstone; Gan, flossensonden Heath ; Bull, Wrothans ; Black Lion Far ninghatn ; of C. Wardroper,l Esq. Hawkimull t and of Messrs. Driver, Surveyors and Laud Agents, Kent-road, or at their Offices truthe Auction Mart, where Plans of the several Farms may be seen. . Tun LENA* E STATE , AT SORTHAW. Magnificent -Estates, Manors, Manaion-house,.aundry Villas, Dosage, of Northaw. Tildes, gorpiry examaive Farms. • TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pumasnt to a Decree of the High Cutlet of Chancery. bearing date the 17th day of August, 1810, made in a Cause wherein Justinian Caamiajor, Esq. and Others, are Plaintiffs, old James Crtitibnurne Strode, Esq. and Others, are Defendants, with the approbation of John Sinsenn. Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, in the Public Sale Rams of the said Court, in Southamptou-buildings, Chancery-lase, London, on THURSDAY, the 24t1i, and FRIDAY, the 25th blatant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon on each day, in 47 Lots, THE most Capital and Extensive FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE of N ORTRAW, in the County •of Hertford; comprising the hlunor mid Dimative of Northaw, spacious Mansion-house, sundry Villas, beautiful Parks. richly ornamented with uncommonly line timber, Tithes, and nume rous extensive and rarebit .well‘arringed Farms, containing about Two Thousand Ste Hundred Acres of Freehold Lane. an Tithe-free, and exonerated from the Land -tax, late the Pro perty and Residence of William Strode, Esq. deceased; — most delightfully situate at Northaw, about Eve miles from `Barnet, Hatfield, Clieshutit. Nal Emleld ; eight - t Hertford, cud only fi fteen from Loadou; the listate s" - - fence; is intersected with meet capital r , - , well timbered ; the prinelPal part , the remainder held'ap'ea Ie are at . ..spited. • • Tfic above Estates may Ham King . and Mr. John tlrerespecttvetciidtic; gad Lodge, Northaw ; M the rtoblic Chambers, in tkuthamptoo-Imilir Hanrott and Metcalf* ' Solicitors, Linioln's aft eery' Hall. Poultry, London; Land.Ageats Keqt-roads r Mart; at the ,Green cro-ps Salisbury , Hertford; Hoop, Arms, Watford Dunitahle. Tu . Capital called Weston House, desirably situate in. a select part of the Market town of Cheasey, in the county of Sursy ; con- Inisirtg an amplitude ofweetunmodation for n family of respecta bility, in numerous cheerful . apartments, of large dimensions, haitd*omely finished, and disposed with a marked attention to convenience, with a complete arrangement of attoged and detached offices, and a garden, walled, and planted w a a pro fusion of choice fruit -trees, in the highest perfection of bearing. This capacious residence 6 admirably adapted to an occup titan for n literary seminary. The whole is held for an unexpired term. of years. at an inionsidcrable rent of only 501. out of which the land.tax is allowed. Allay or stewed by applying at Weston Pease, where Parli- Wars ma) be had ; Particulars also of Mews. Wyman and Teesdale, Solicitors, Fenchutch.street ; the Castle, Windsor; King's Arms, Hampton Court; the Griffin, Kingston; the Catherine Wheel, Egham ; the Bush, Stain's ; at the Auction Man; and of Mr. Munn, Walhrook, uear the Royal Exchange. On the same day will be sold, the handsome Household Far ' aiture, Plate, Pictures, Vrinci, Book:, Ciiina, and Effects. ' Chertsey, Surrey.—E set-Ile/it Modern Furniture, Genuine Col lection of Pictures and •Priots; Plate, Linen China, and Alms j Books, Carraiges,.Greenhouse Plants, 'third:-n, Farming Utensili; two fine !Sikh Cows, and other Effects. By Mr. MUNN, On the Premises, an TUESDAY, October V, and Three fal lowing Days, at Eleven o'Cilitk, by direction of the As lees. IllE Genuine EITECTS, We ton House, Chertsev. Surrey, ososistinga the Eteelleut MMIL.M WOR!4tTal E., yell Orly etectstvles eigeovi every arti,' le aecemary for domestic accommottatioa, as well as many highly decorative and ornamental; a collectiun of Pictures. by , Mas ters of the first celebrity in the ltaliau, Flemish, French, and Dutch schools; several very fine Engravings, by Woullett, &elm, Vivares, and Itogarth; Daniell's Views of India, and of I. , miton and its environs; a few articles of modern plate, table and bed linen; a small library of honks, including the Enryclupudia Britanuica, quarto, mid Chalmers'sSliakspeare, octavo; a handsome post chariot, a tandem, dog cart. and a gig; several very tine healthy orange and lemon plants ; and a variety of other greenhouse plants; a capital 1.1 riot billiard table, a Baker's patent mangle ; h few garden and farming utensi;s. consisting of melon frames, iron cylindrical rollers, two dung cans, a land roller, and a large quantity of manure ; two fine mitch cows, poultry, and numerairs othereffects. May be viewed on the Friday, Saturday, and Monday, pre ceding the Sale, nail Catalogues had, at one shilling each, on the Premises ; the Castle, Windsor ; the Flower Put. Sunbury; the Bush, Staines; the Grapes, Esher; the George. Twicken ham; and of Mr. Merin. Wnlbrook, near the Royal Exchange. Singularly Valuable Freehold Estate, Surrey. By Mr. MUNN, iAt Weston House, Chertsey, on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 30, at Twelve, by Direction of the As.-ignees. rrIIIE truly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, jI called the Abbey Estate, situate nearly opposite Weston ' house, Chertsey ; comprising two substantial brick buildings, formerly offices to the ancient Abbey, with a handsome entranee to the pleasure grounds, which are enriched with ornamental timber and shrubs, divided by a baha from a rich meadow, in which are three basins amply stocked with fish, together with two large walled gardens, and an orchard planted with choice fruit trees in full bearing. and a field of excellent pasture land. The whole contains upwards of ten acres, hounded on the north east by the Abbey river, which is jirstircelebrated for the supe riority of the fish, and on the south east by a canal; and from the singular circumstance of the grounds being already laid out and planted, as well as there being a handsome pew, and also a family vault in the parisl/4"'4reb of Chertsey, which is situate at a short distance, is strih...gly adapted to the iininediate erec • Ilan of a villa. A large quantity of the materials, part of the rains of the Abbey, still remaia on the premises, and will he in claded in the purchase. May be viewed by_applyiwg at West6n-house, where Parti culars may be had; Particulars also of Messrs. Weston and Tees dale, Solicitors, Penchurch-street; the Castle, Windsor; the Kitties Arms, Ham pton -coart ; the Grif fi n, Kingston; the Ca tharine Wheel, Eghain; the Bush, Staines • at the Auction Mart; and of Mr . Munn, Waihrook, near the Royal Exchange. On the muse day will besold, the hitusisoine Household Furni ture, Plate, Pictures, Prints, Bunks, China, and effects. g'rofitable Ltiasehold Estate. City.road. . . By Mr. MU N N. At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, Nt.v.l3, at Twelve, in One Lot, by direction of the Administratris of the late Mr. Samuel Pitt, A MOT of GROUND, eligibly situate for an 21K advantageous speculation in Building. called Chatham gardens, a short distance east of the City-road, containing tip watts of 700 feet in length, .by in breadth, with all the Houses now erected thereon, producing upwards of 3001. per Kamm ; held ender a Public Trust for tut unexpired term of 67 years, at an inconsiderable rent of only I It. May he viewed, and Partical , us bad of Mr. T. lit Lon, Soli citor, Winkworth-bnildinp. City-road; at 'the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Munn, Walbrook, neat the ito) . hl Exchange. Sa 4)f iviag or such other Lots as may biagreed upon at the time Of We, .unless the whole is in the mean tine di-posed of by Private Contract. iu *hick case due notice wih ne eiven. • A (A NTAL FREEHOLD MANAION HOUSE and rotate, called the Bill, situate in the parish of Ches wardine, with divers farms, _water corn-mill, woodlands, and waters turreuniling the t&inle, aid contniniv, oar thousind four hundred and seventy-three neva; also one-third part of the ma nor of Cheswardine, which extends over upr,ards of four thou sand five tiumired acres, well btockr4 wittygatee, and in a tine sporting cistiatry, vie. Lot 1. One-third part of them/visor of Cheswardine aforesaid, and the entirety of the mansion-Image, with the oak es, garden, - pleasure ground-, &c..; also several mes images, farms, tenements, waters, and woodlands, contiguous to the same, and now on hand, and in the Mnidiug of Thomas Pod more, John Ark install, Thomas Barrat, JOilD Bromfield, Joseph Harvey, Thomas Jones, rind --- Shaw, containing together four hundred and two acres, three 'roods, and seven perches, or thereabouts. Lot 2. A MF.SSUAGE, with the our.huiLlings, and diver; lands, in the village and township of Chipital, now inahe ncen• patina of John Arkitatall and John Nalmington, yearly tenants, and on band, containing together me hundred and sixty-ont aci es and one perch, or therenhouts. Lnt S. AIOWELLING-HOUSE, malt-house, out-beadily, and lands, in Chi pnal aforesaid, in the balding u f James Thomas, containing thirty-five acres, one rood, aid thirty z one perches, or thereabouts under an agteement fir two years, from Lady-day 1812, itt th e yeasty rent of sivty-five pounds. Lot-4. A NIESSUAGE, with the Gan-buildings, and farm, in Chi phi, containing one hundred and niiiefyrsi2 acres, two roods, and elAht perches, or there:llo4lN held err Joseph . ()titbit, under a !ewe fur 14 years, from Lady-day 1912, maim yearly rent of two hundred and fourteen pangs; also divers plantatians and Wllooi on hand, with the hanky piece in the heisting/sr:William Jetfre)s, a yearly tenant, containing tugettier 'sixteen acres and 'Ave• perches, or thereabouts. Lot b. A 11l ESSI.JAGY., is Chipnal aforesaid, with the out building and farm, in the holding of John Spender; also a tole ! teens and garden, held by George Barker, yearly imams, and plaiitaiions on band, containing together one hundred and nine acres, three mods, and twenty-seven perches, or thereabouts. Lot 6. A HOUSE, buildings, and lands, in Chiptial aforesaid, in tile holding of John Naggii.gton, a ,yeurly tenant, containing toAether twenty-two acres, one rood, and thirty-three perches, or thereabouts. • • Lot 7. A capital new-built MESSUAGE, with out-baildings and lands, called Lipley Farm; also a dwelling-house and ap pollen at-es contiguous thereto, and now in the holding of John Goodall and his undertenants, containing together two lium!red and thirty-four acres and tare perches, or thereabouts. This farm is in lease for 'thirteen years, from Lady-day 151 i, at the yearly rent of two hundred and ten pounds, moil Lady-day ISM, from which time the rent will be two hundred and twenty ;moods. • Lot 8. A MESSUAGE, with the out-buildings, and divers lands, in the holdirez of Salm. containing togethet one hdadred and thirty-four acres, three roods, and thirteen perches, in Lease with Lot 12, Ste. for sit years, from Lady-do: 18E2, the reserved rent for this part being one hundred and fifty-seven pounds, ten shillings; also a Plantation *on hand, containing seventeen perches. Lot 9. TN(' HOUSES and gardens, with out-hitildings and lands, in the holding of Elizabeth Goodall, l'hiimas 4wingwoutl, and on hand, coulomb% together tweuty-fiveacres and tweuty eight perches, or thereabouts. Lot 10. A HOUSE, out-buildings, and lands, containing nine acres, two roods, and beret' perches, or there:atoms, in the hold• log of Charles Palmer, under an agreement for seven years, from Lady-day 1812, at the yearly rent of sixteeu pounds, six teen Lot 11. A DWELLING-HOUSE. garden, and land, in the holding of Aaron Emgnall, a yearly•tearod, svilh au.u n ill ,fih tion adjoining, containing together eight acres, one ru , d, and thirty-one perches, or thereabouts. Lot IV. Your pieces of ARABLE mid GRASS LAND,called the Halley Meadow, Ox Leasow, Itusbey Meaihrw, and Bruck Meadow, containing together seventeen acres, three roods, and ten perches, part at ---"Shawli Farm, and In. Lease for six yeart, from Lady-day 181 i, at the yearly rent of twenty-tw o pounds, ten shilliwo. Lut IS. A DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, in the holding of Margaret Davies, with several crofts of Lod adjoin ing, title same held by Clrles Palmer, yearly lemma. mono log together three acres, vrO'ruods, aad fweoly-nine perches, or thereabouts. Lot It. Several pieces of 'MEADOW nod- PASTUR LAN 1.), on the bees, with the osier bed and plaidatiausAin hand • also a yiece of Pasture Land, in the holding Eliza4l.lll Galion, containing together si Steen acres, two and tutu ty-five perches ' or thereabouts. Lut 15. A lILACKSM ITH'S SHOP, gartienrand croft, at Chipnal, in the holding of Thomas Steele, ciMiainitig together two acres, two roods, and thirteen perches, at' thereabouts. Lot 16. A I) WELLIN G-HOUSE, gardeu, and lands, ia Chipnal, held by James Wagg, containing together three acre.. •t wn rniniv,nial two perches, or thereabouts. Lot 17. To es parcels of Aft A HL is LAND, on Lipley Heath. held by Joan Sitender, contaioing twelve a.;•res, three roods. and nine perches, or thereabouts. Lot ld. Two pieces of Alt ABLE I, %ND, on Lipley aforesaid. aukjaksing the Woods, alio lurid by Juno • Spender, cuntaioing nineteen acres, one rood, and twenty-tour perches, or thereabouts. Lot 19. A M ESSUA,GE, with out -buildings, wai' ea"' mill, and apnarterau.cts. in the holding of William Jetfrevs• a yearly tenant ; also a suinmer-house, plantati tttt , and pool, A:e hand, the whale containing forty acres, tune mod, awl thirty thole perches, or thereabouts. These Estates are very improvable ; part of the Meadows are capable of being watered to great advantage.' -lite Hill is distant from Market Drily too. Amor wiles, and fr. to • Newport and Ecclesliall, seven miles, Printed particular., and further infortardinn, may he haul "( Mr. I tibow, Solicitor, Lincoln's INS Thus. Dicker, Esq. Wait t)ra ton, Salop; and of Mr. •Iflcketo, Craosinire. '-str ktridgoorta, with each of wham Maps oribe Estate are tent. vie* the same, apply to air. tipardeluw, ..nth of Choswardine afionesaid. 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"T . # ... - , •• - tvm. - 04.. - , • _ , ipowv twos rdr afasibleleVeVabsimnit Phial* * , this isansediett reception el a family •of distiactifen, wittin pa easy ride of town. The House stands back from the road, in. h a ying obtaiped goodii...tolbe aspounk of 894 _,,k, 0.• U L . . .- . .. ' . , 1 . ' .A' . • A •Zr# : % sed Wee pair of Bramenalsined Pistil Tbider•.b,attet e tr e an• espied by lefty walls, a lowa, earrlagedrile, and terrace walk . al ' 0 Titus West, Ruder :fikitet pospuses.. .1t • eracstplitt,. .• - cow . . : • .; -.0 . . - ti•%,. dleitiche. , that some-001e pseVie9l4(kbisijnipke9ey.t, TM+ . --1 ' - e ' .r • illom- 'coac h ' fift i na - t or " " li w eni .: nic :o Ni use a . alliiesc ry d , :d i t lth iry: llll : b ind li ut C9 e r r ili d l t' i t i ac ar k e e'd ' - Lt 4 14 1 41 Tie,"443' the enter It! *Piling at Iti . it.ti wind 1 . osS h s , zi,_..,___, Aloe ' ' ... ii , • , 4. at ', . -'•:. k Mr. abates s 0 , 0. ; tillile Auction Matt, au Cata vent had represee v tltqlV_e•4 Opkt,lie cop ..-ww. 5 A., , • ),• . - i 1,. 11 . 00 ~4 : .. . ~." ~. ; t i t to it iogliisiistld. O&M; the Grotmdseemprise a very beautsfid haws at the bnek, maii4l • . - - . adorned by forest tree , , shrubs, and Sower borders, tat( irony it of the g° 4 4. 8 fq 51,10OneY to- E ., which, a. . . , . - . 4611 . 1%1'4M • ' - ' • :. , .. disposed. and laid art with gravel walls , ornamented by flue * i it aPPettrotis -Pg eilritikrlna/r acf. 2 4 l 9es .14.04 I&Ot des illel% i11ir1111 , 414 . • • aback/Way • . •.. .: ~ .. , Furnitare stad Ellfectit, bolts -square. hefty timiper trees; th e Gardcas ore very 'extensive. in a hi‘s L ~ . .... . . . add, IS frdin 19s . and -• OW Leadoe; • air- ' -Bi We."' Bid N9l,- state of perfectida abundantly stocked and cropped , encom a but tranefereedl i lwrodkto Herviik,titisoet Vatl. 3 ivinf dere b ew! e ireit i • ' re e dane . • lie d. Oe the Prearims, oa AY BOBESDA Y next, October 23, at ' . wretch P ed by high walls,. .dashed with nuatienms well-nekmed fruit • . • the 'able. .0 • , &wt hor inrifttillo l o o `s ee7.loPoare° ronmer.diewiegnel Ilitthibissi. ;Add ali Twelve; • that the Into .. At 41.0...4im0s pf 'Ois tritipactiou, regilotttglues, . :prari t _aseettiar iaq- IV' E it i etti t iningAt of the Neat ' Genuine t zt r i e tl: t : n a d cj u n d iu ' lug al , d th e ; ll ; lit hu gsr le a llail luounet an .A d c . re w , rilswred' "WI Z u ozertorfrillioltrf'nandiltabretriCkiwirtelnf plate; on To rra b w ezi , e s w ou ed ia b o y r iwi Ti r c . k it e a ts b . bw r w det ar ie:l i n c r k s .s o i n reet th: G r g r t r i zies ua ; ;l e t , wits jpsl4lsB,l to . it rris .iiii i a, win .of 44000 -pm r , 46 ie . ..----.- a Y i amtet 1111141$1t se serfs efriaea- . ewe.. Al and gl ~ s OVSLlO se, L e D ral a -a. but r lil uma iogs!lasime ~. ~, 0. , . more thin eviraleut.s.tit ...40,Tiklue, e( tile , cods in ma t .bovioped i Mall , haiil in. the leihr i g i ef Mr. the Sitio*. of the wier-rneas t destining of dent presets , of whim Tickets.for viewing may.hc hod. qUeStiO a., WWI Ind illefilifieds ms's •ite tite ; Ville/4 " ell° . ' 4 411- '"W hi i t t 117 - ...., . meet; Seam, Bei/See the Marti liitsn'i coanters i an re* book .apitq • rYt ay. & c ., at No. 9, -Spite'- , Itopkiah equate , Shampiette-strt. TI Foumiture includes a general as- - Mikl-hill, Hendon, Middlesex .—Eligible Fli 11 R'd • esex.--- .gi i e ps rate, with tempterily, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garritway'h,' on Tif UKS- month of •ay .taile,siog;..frOtu W.VA. WOW. AM I N . and Deepet. ftek • -Smoke • • ' - 1 sortment of chamber, pallour, end kkcb c u , articles. Garden, neat l'arm•house, and Rich Meadow Land. Pe. lea, VhiSeii4.9 o titSo9;4. willitewOr wair..19049 of his . -. • - * May be viewed the day preceding_the Sale, and Catalogv.es ' - A , maim . G CR . I - 11 .0__N_writ1 3 0 1 .1t A iti tisi ase . e .. . , bad on the Premises; mnd &M..' Mena; Walbrook, near the DA Y, November 14, atT we've o'Clock. in One .Lot, , baring. Obtained the goods •undiee- nay- talse,,pre-v . Fl! r Royal Exchange. A VERY Eligible and Compact COPYIIOLD telicdN' but, on the cofttrari, -eipressedAyoughmA. op MONDAY , Oetiober- 21; and Site following deyi, 4st.Tsis On the some nay will be Sulictbe LEASE of the eery de - .CS. ESTA'rE. held i , f the Manor of Ilendua ; comprising a o'Cinek on the Preontses, at Atocksvek tie t flyable PREMISES. , . . Desirable hlaasiou, erected in the Gothic stale most beanie- the ipitest •congclence in his (the lusielaent's) iu- glipyr t r ' ITY ACRES of N,Unt'ftl" . , . fully sintnte on Mill-hill, late the property aid i:esideltsce of J. tegrity. - , ~• -..: -.‘.,, ?:.-- •. 1 41,_. • . . is all in the highest state of cold4e . -' • - ili' . . ' Slibstinithil Premises, adripted to the Silk Trade. Ragas... Esq. commanding extensive view* Wall direction.; the Up on ' . this t 4 Al it kigi.. ils, 11110411. Of Alti inaltmaleable*aCk of Masora. 1140.1. - yikipeet, . ", .. - ti 4 ..- , -Ii - . By 1111..-MUN N. tnily, with °Wes of nll descriptions, court ward, with coach House is plagilo for the actoinmodutlim of a Gentleman's Fa- tics to cards the ' VA. Abilosei Ida to bel yleat - etwtW. . 3 teWir Lwow el..t*eht et Lail Re Itellitt. •pa Alm Blammxises, No. a. spiral , ame, on WEDNESDAY, a MR IM "own* 1 4. . gratilus ,•49ePer_ _ Altellni___. : ..t . .- ...,, mtalo3;:'-', P .oeMber :.$3, ar I' *dee, houses and striblfs, walled garden, terrace walks, and ;shun.- , unejErred . Te .„„ boas; a neat and cianpuct Cottage Farm tome, with gardens, brought up. A similar application.was made - osi behili4.liispit . gr i el i a :• fer es .Sele f" ; 4 4 1 121g linigilik 4e:srer - ji r_flai99o llll4.ll wer ~ -jr . Yoloable ',VOA,. for an. it" fares yard, aml out-buildings; a double Cottage, with gardens, • a Eigbteen Yea& inn low rent of Fifty -five eoundt,sif large orchard, Asc. Ind sundry inclostires of rich Meadow Land, Bcebg, an Itisolealt, 'Win had also Iness.sespiudAd ...A" in t an editrs, . o .. _ joisto. titer t•Coice merino Elassatead &W. s .of. irbteli aro established Jo pests s 10,1100,, a 'ask stibstadilki 'DWEGLIN-HOUSE, desirably sl- the whole about 47 acres, sill laying compact to the !' remises. teaselorwillasorfastirrerAn.she Silk line, No. .8,. spital-smutre t This Estate forms a most • desirable property.- within ten miles the Tait Sessions, on the grquiiis of )urvint. obtained Iliticiiiiter'Creepers - - terbsUilllesa of Fordo Treith'ite;4 Jiver- . .., * . loth. a7e a nsig l aeogie , o f toot/doing airy cheerful family npartments insisting and sleeper of Landon, ex, sheet road in all cheerfkil healthy, money' under false pruteuces. . -it appeared noir l .thot frills at a v p alk4r. w . Shrubs ; _ . feeploys , taisat i, p; yid a .4 * risbein with . sitimbie and colttressient domestic oaten. anti no aP" mad commanding situation. directions, ' - To be %iewed. by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the the Creditor had withdrawn that objection .; 'but the 1 %. at Adel met ,preyed, with excelleat ' . arsPriVittiiiiptositiaa af part of the Premise:sea the purposesof Court conceived, that as he had been opposed upon Plant stook . - ..„ . .- . :,..., .... . biittneii. , Premises; George, Mill-hill; Bell, Hendon; Red Lion and of Messrs.' Foster, Cooke; They n u; 5 1„ 0 a n i s .r e p_s i & i 50 55..43 4 6 is thi sin t,l4., • Map be vietinfis-elitt Purtirldart had of Mr. James , S"liwo- Green Man, Barnet; White Hart, St. Alluut's ; Essex Arms public groands in the first instance, which could not pe .toi tusiiihrshory tat ths Auction Mart; and of Mr, Munn, Watford ;• Cranes, Edgeware ; Mary next, about 80,900 See Prt. at Ti-- ,;Jishielt an t bb gotover, and the Act of Parliament being very kinds , and about 6,000 Trollied 'Eno, very clam aadesteyMrel3l. W' i tiet"wits'orte r the ROYIII Ptichaage• - and Frere, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Tennant and llarri , ou, Gray . ' explicit uncles this point, refysyd the application. The Plants la the grimed may rebate Olt the its; ni s t a I li r e . 130ths,sone' Day will be Sold, the Neat and Genuine House- . 'hold Furniture nod i s Inn ; at Gangway's; and of Mr. Robins, %Vara ick-street s brunry next.- . • Golden-square, of whom 'rickets for viewing may he had. i • Tkonias Hall, au Insolvent, was opposed by .tr. May he vieeed and Catelnia.s` had, at 6d. each.; et lir. - Y pedutew, as Counsel. for John Brow Ile, a petition- Field, Gracerhuramtreet; . a .Melars.. Dimes end Ikadeeltai Spacious Leasehold Resideeerkaad extensive Gardea, Oberney, Capital Freehold Estate, Shrop,hire. in W itirk-e A t M Dra.y VVY tio l6 l, l. 2 r ihe Sum.. At t h e Phosui s .la l t l i it g Creditor, upon these grounds, under the 28th; Covent-Ruder); aad a Griatlis Hopkins, mai Cooper, 92. Bv it.r. sitiN , County of Sa illsekmaii-street. „. . ~ . 3 ith, and 62d gemtione mf lobe Act, namely, for teak - On the Premises, on TUEsnA lr, 0: t. 29, at Twelve, by di- lop, ou WEDNESDAY, October 30, between the hours o 1.-g a fraudulent assigntneut of his property, for Hosiery, and To Mercbtuits, Woollen -draper; Slop-sellers, Lliteti-drapen, . liaberiashers. rectilm of the Assignees, . rrilE Capital LEAS' EIIOLD RESIDENCE, 'three i 1 '• 1 r ree ai- Six 41 Clerk ii, the A.lefiloOrt, subject to such Conditions us will be then produced, and in the fu:lowite 0_ _ li_ _ Me ILA— 11/1131 or such other Lois as may be :weed upon at rue time of Sale MIMIC in 1.........., memo ..... ........ •••.... licshunt, turdEnrield ;eig ht from Hereford , .. KNKIIITSBR I DCII E. anemic,' ‘v...16,u Il perches, or there !rom Loadou ; the %tatelies wig/in .4 OW Cadogria Terrace, Slenue.street, froutieg the Botanical Gardenia Lot 19. AM 1 ed with most capital roads, stud remarkably completely furuislied. sail', coal upparti he prinelptd part of the Land is in hand, nod By hic. CIIAMBLRLIN, yearly temint i ii I arm tease, of which only two or three years At the Mart, tae latter end of NOVEMBER next , . wdess pre- hood, the w hale , clearly disposed of.hy Private Contract.. throe perches, 0, to may be viewed by application to Mr. Wit- '4 with the Thrw Estill" , . PI Ir. John &part, at Nyn Lodge, NorthaW ;or f [ "HE LEASE of the above LEMISL- / ea maleof bI i c lig ,tom and printed Particokin may be had at Nyn. genteel and well ...adapted 110IU S lilit)L D I 1.1 RN I-, .4 he Hiii is dis ;at the Public °thee, and Master Sitaeon's TURK, which bu only been completed, a few months, by it ' Newport and El thatuptos-Imildingi, Chancery-Inge l'of Messrs.. Gendeman win • ham Jost received an appointment in In dia, Printed Pariii calft, and Mews. Woodeock sad Butenran, . therefore is going to leamanglitai. The whale forming a must Mr 11...nb0w, S u i's art of Mt./rt. Nettleship, Salicitors,Cro- desirable residence fur rs.pateel family, and comprise four bed ~...:. k ,.,_,. : ,' L ._ I, London.; of Messrs . Driver, Surveyors end chambers, u front and back drawing-room, communicating with ",f;: r ral: l4 7 l,r u it : Nu-roads• cr at their Atka icit the *action folding deers Fraitek wiadows'and balcony, a dining-room used To view the reen Mel , RhaeY i Poor Swan Waltham. breakfast pa;loar,A and water-closet, couvetiient Richard Davis, traiss-1 ; I%kt ie lll4l o , , : se Wlgt r lf ire alf s Moon, Iti Erase taihezw vl as ew h ed emit. tekA nDsi 4 13 4 1 : h nf itt e gicalart. may be I W ' ' St. Allian'a; AO Site §agar Loaf, had.of Mr. Chaikttert* * . valor. awl House curl LUX ICON :P: Lead Agent, No. 17, I' $ 11. ' STA • • . . , • , • •