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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PUITSMOUTIN , JUEE 13. The Boadicea fri*ate, Captain 31aillantl, from • cruise, and the Herlord's, from the Westward, arrived this afternoon. La Glaire, Captain Carther, a fine large frigate, went out of harbour this morning. Admiral Holloway is anived, and has hoisted his flax for Newfoundland. The Mediterranean fleet re4uain at St. Helen's, sad the Quebec tleat at Cowes.—Wind W. DEAL, JUNE 13. Arrived the Oberon and Richmond, from a ernise. Remain in the Downs with the thip2: as per last.— Wind S. E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ' GILATEIVII JIOIIV. 13.-41/2slied b) the Orion -.--; sof the Two Brothers, --, from Gottraborgh Sailerl the Lagoa. *Pfeil/well ; and the Draper, Campbell fur lialfast Boortta, Marshall, fu Debits; Maria, Baa rad the Colourorce,'Tivelall, for Gotterbsegh , a Juwg 14. On Sunday morning, about four o'clock. en affray took place between some b rickla y er's labour ers, and three soldiers belonging to the Royal Maybe .Irtillery. The parties lied been gambling and drinking together at the George pulilie-house, on Sly Kate • thU, nearly op the preceding night, and, at the hour above stated, they left the house. and a memo' coauneacing, the soldiers parted *ten the labourers. and they began pelting each other with stones, and such other missars as they could pick up, the soldiers, at lust retreated out of than moth of their adversaries, who then been hooting at sod calling them names, which so much irritated one of the soldiers, named Philip Archer, that lie went back by a route where he was uuobserved equally by his companions and adver saries, and meetiug with one of the latter, Wil liam Ciiessan, a violeut quarrel and scuttle en sued; the soldier received some severe blows with a suck upon his head, and he stabbed Chessmen so violently in the breast with his heyo uet, that it passei through the sternuns.an4 wound ad the lungs iu so dreadful a manner. that the unfortunate man fell, and expired almost instantly. A great part of the transaction having ltecii ot - served by Thomas Helium and James Portland, two soldiers belonging to the Gimads, the soldiers were immediately searched for, and after some little difficulty secured. Yesterday, the three soldiers were examined before J. R. liz•o, when Philip Archer, being the only one against whom any thing appeared, the others were ibis. charged, and be was committed to Maidstone Gaol, to take his trial at the next Assizes. CAPTAIN SIIiPLE Y. The late Captain Conway , Shipley, of La Nymphe frigate. was the second surviving son of the V. n. Shipley, Dean of St. Asaph. l le entered into the naval profession at a very tender age in the year 1793, under the protection of the Hon. Thomas Pakenhani, in the laresoeible, of 74 guns, and dila:eyed in that ship, during Clio ever memorable action of ."Itne the tion, 1794, traits of courage rarely to he met with ; he served the re mainder of his time as Midshipman with Sir Ro bert Barlow, is the Plebe frigate, and was made Lieutenant in ISoO. Ile was made a Poet Captain in 1804, by Sir Samuel Hood, at Surinam ; his commissiou however was dated previously in Eng land. as a reward for his gallantry in the rapture of L'Egyptirime, French frigate privateer, of 36 gone. .. c atitaitt Shipley ten commanding the itip r o.on. of I 24. The pest-steer had some days lints ntaly been engaged by the Osprey sloop, com manded by the late Captain Youtiehusband, and in consequence made but a faint resistance-- that did not ',seen the credit due to Captain Shipley. who, in a cortette. with only 93 men on hoard, 36 of whom were foreigners, attacked a frigate with • complement not far short of 300. Pat his letter upon the subject to Sir Samml flood will ever be preserved as a sarstrata of mo ekst rnerit--witheitt attaching the least praise to his own conduct, be delineated the heroism of Captain Yoanglittsband and Ili, crew in such co lours as must hays excited admiration is • every peruser. 1; poet Sir Samuel Hood heir! appointed Com modore of a squadron in the sinter of 1806, he applied for Captain Shipley's vessel, the C'oms.g, of t 0 !man, to be permitted to accompany him. A stronger proof of the esteem that gallant Officer held the deceased in could not be adduced, the Sumas being far from a de,icable ship for such an expedition. Captain Shipley was a native of Flintshiro, North Wale., in the qtith year of his age, tall and graectil it, his person, firm in his attachments, an invaluably friend, and meet en gaging is his ousnacrs. Perhaps there never ex isted an iadivedual who mere etuitsend, possessed fife Floor of jo.torilig la he .-ommandrd with sentiments similar to his own. Vs hat those sent,- 1111111Mte were. his life, short alas 1 . as it was, and his giefira. fall, have revealed ! Them has been a g e,ier.il &Awe of the carrot seed sown this sprit.;; the cause of which has nut been satisfactorily aocertaitusi. The quantity com monly sown in Norfolk is elu:s. per aerc ; but Mr. Btatioln, of 14 kite hisighatii, ha- sow tubs. per acre, on so aces. and it is thoutlut the b a ft,t wuy to secant a crop. The Greenock Pap's. gives the following account of a Midsummer storm :—On •Nonday afternoon, about four o'clock, the most tremendous storm of thunder mid lightning, accompanied with torrents of rain, and of hatlatoues of em ail:ion* wire. ever re membered to have .been seen by the oldest resi denten. was experienced at Fairlie, for shout three quarters of an hour. A body of water rushed from the bill* with such formidable impetuosity, as to resist all confinement to „its usual channels, over spreading the siehla, sweeping . away with it stone dykes. theentire will of two field*, one of corn, and another of potatorowassl partially injuring 'several others. In the village the houses were inundate.' three feet deep. Its somewhat remarkable, that at Largo, not more than two unites distant. this storm was by no memo felt to the same degree, though we hsve heard that, no the Dumbarton side, and at Hishoptos, so this side, it was nearly as %is,- led, and snack abort the mass boar as a: fairlie. A 4 1 SPORCINC I'VtELLIGEAtE. MADDINGTON MEETING—(at Stockbridge.) ruitto DAY—r lllo Alf, 1: 74 a 1 0 . Mr Doodad Ruben", Itst. beat Mr. Best's Augusts, 41t. 111 b. two-miles, sop. 2 to 1 on Rubens. Mr. Dunclic.'s Cambrian, pt. Intl). best Mr. Riggs's Bo arish lust. 2111. use mile, sap. to 1 on Rosario. Sir H. I.ippitirotes Sorceress, Mt. 21b. beet Mr. Gotklard's Mountaineer, t mt. 4111. t Bed rust in, sogs. ti to oe Mountaineer. Handicap Plate. ---ss Mile Heats. Mr Riggs's Rosario, lost. 51b. Mr. Dundee's Cambrian ' t05t.71b... Mr. Cimhisrd's 014 Maid, pet. Ns, . Sir II Lippincott's Chaise-and-one, tost. 716... Mr. Best's Augusta, lost. 211 b High tarts apart Rosario. 1 ♦ 1 5 1 A 3 2 • ♦ 3 3 • dr. FROM LIST - .NIGHTS GAZETTE. Jr. , 14. The King hes been phased to order a repro , d'llire to paws the (:neat Seal, empowering the Ikan and Chapter of the t'a thedral Church of Worcester to elect a Bishop of that See, the sante being void 1) , .. the death of ton Right 'Res . I' ether io God, Doctor Richard Hord, lots Bishop thereof; and liis Majesty has aisd been pleased to recommend t the said I/eau and Clinrorr the Bight Kee rather in God DOotor fulhot Herbert Walker Cornwall, Bishop of Hereford, to he by theist elected Bishop of the slid Sc. of %Vorerster. - _ PARTNERSHIPS DISbOI_I' ED. James Abbott and Joseph Hanby, of Blackburn, Lancas ter, oprictors and Printers of The Blackburn Mail. Tel,. 10, taus. Francis Holmes nal Thomas Holmes, of the Borough of Warwick, grocers. Ito!, tl, tan.. Win. Westsll and Robert Hair, of Fields:de-Street, W hits chapel, yeah-mcrrliants. June it, tens. James Tobin and Timms Alredy, late of Prescutt-street, Goodman's-fields, bair-drcmera. May to, Isul. JamesKitebingutan oat Win. Stockdak Powell, of Lose. March 16, 104 M. Elisabeth Harvey, Herbert Crane, Edward Prockter, and Jobs Jeffery, of Canterbury, mincliiiroprieturs. April 5, I aim. Creur7,o rail sad lames Hutchinson, of Teoley-street, Southwark, Surrey, lerewas. Jaw ;, i KOS. J 41117 Stephen Gill and John Arnett, late at Clement's-Inn, Loudon, lsw•itationers. April 14, 1,1414. Sir Slatthrw Bluitum, lint. Thomas Wilkiinmn, J..sialt Tayle.r, and William Bloxat.r, ofGracoeLittels-street, Loudon, backers. June 12. Isms Andrew Taoor, Tate of Linton, hot ilow of V:citharns, and Gem p and Areliiloild Denlup, a Leith, Jistilltra. Ma t 11, ten. J..ha Tennant, Samuel Kent, sad William TompLin, of Camberwell, Surrey, hrewens. June 13. IVA. llt icharil Allot cud Robert Mai ins, of Ntutcheeter, grocers. June 4, tees. Jolts !Scorned and W G. Sharp, of Crown-court, Cheap side, warehousemen. il ay 31, Ism. Jam*. Wilde, of Rocluble, Latica,tsr, and Hubert llcalev, of Lower-place, sear Rochdale, woollimmiutufsciurers. Augural I, 1507. Jades Bayley and Son, of Loudon, shirtri:las. June 7, 150 t John Towers„ Samuel Hnskisson, and Thomas Ibrkisson, of Little Warnor-street, Coldbeth-welds, Iliddle,ex, thy orate. Jam 30, 19(1 , 4. Charles Perks nod Jaoe Bateman, of Burton-upon.Tccot, Stafford, timber-merchants. May 19, Isus. James Peter Collins and John Swaim, j.m. Borough 111;6-street, Southwark. July 27, 1907. BANKRUPTS. Gerrie Price, 0f Tottenham-court-I-idol, Middle-vex, liquor merchant, to so reuiter, lulle 21, Id, and Jnly tri, et teu, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Timms awl Samuel flaying., Great Newpert-street, Loag-sere. Julio Delany, of Liverpool, draper, to suerender, Joey s, 6, and ..16, at twelve, at the Globe-tavern, Jobs-street. Liver pool. Attorneys, Mr. Davies. Fenwick-street, Liverpool ; awl Messrs. Meddowc and Stanley, Gray's-los, Loudon. Joseph Nelson, of Leeds, York, woolstapler, to surrender, Juror ts, 29, sod July stti, at eleven, at the Three Lep-inn, Leeds. Attorneys, Mr. John Wilsons, Geordie-street, list tom garden, London ; and Mr. Charles Coapland, Leeds. lo,ute Robinson, of Whitehaves, Cumberland, mercer, to surrender, June as, sod July 90, at eleven, at the Goldco Lion-inn, Whitehaeser. Attorney' Kr. Peter Hodgson, Whitehaven and Mr. Falcon, No. 4, Mu-court, Temple, London. Richard Polities, of Long-lane, Smithfield, victualler, to surreader, June Iti, and OS, at ox, sad July vo, at twelve, tu Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ireland, Staples-ina. Thomas Winterbourn, of Al leregateAtreet, Lan etua, cabi net make*, to der, June is, es, at one, and July to, at twelve, at Guildhall- Attorneys, Meters. babble:while, Rowland and Robinson, Gray's-ins-plaeo. Mose Moses, late of Rosemary-lane, Middlems, *Orman, to surrender, June ts, nre, at our, mad July :My at twelve, at Guildhall, 'merlon. Attorney, Mr. E Imam, No. 6, Mi tre-court, Aldgate. Carl Him, of Little Castle-street, Leicester-square, Mid dbara, tailor, to sarroadur, Jane it, sa, and July ti, at one, at Guildhall, Landow. Attorney, Mr. Frcuma, Great tbeemeltrect, Unrolls's-ImA Balda• DIVIDENDS. July p. Edward Lemnos, of Red Lon-street, Southwark, Surrey, hop-merchant, at one, at (Mildly:id, "Ambled July 7. William Monk, of Piebald, Luneastet, buroer, at twelve, at the King's Arms, (trmakirk. July 5. Sather' Reist,of Rotherfo•ld, Pepperell, sear Healey, ftafnrd, miller. at twelve, at Guiklhall, Loudon. imptemlwr 17. Richard Atkinsou, and Henry Waiters, of Tencburrh-strect, London, spirit-merchauts, at twelve, at September 17. Richard Atkinson, of Fenchurels.streit, Loudon, spirit-matabaut, at bilis..., at Guildhall. July p. John Callogdos, Plongh-eourt, Lombard-street, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 9_ Joseph Yates, late of Warnford.coust, Tbrognsor tos-stmet, Loudon, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. July S. John Reyes, of Portsmouth, mercer, at one, at Loudon. July 7. Ralph Fogg, of Manchester, eottriammautartarer. at sloven, at the Star lan, in :Manchester. July 7. William Heard, of towel East imithield, ma, victualler, at fen, at GuildkaH, London. Jetty 16. Robert Prequel, of Brick. , ane, spitslfeelels, SI Wills yes, alsocakiker, at tea, at Guildhall, London GI. Jaws Lohnstian Milthatitt, of Stamford, Lincoln., lioeuraraper, at oar, at Gaildhall, London. July It. Joseph Payne, of Lyon, Norfolk, calairwt.maker, at ten. at Guile:hall. London. J 01 ) It Ititlmm Watstio the summer, of Raeford, Notther Lam, joiner, at five, nl the Rani 1016 in Nnttii.ah“no. July t•. George Rao. of Notting,L-ernosies . , rt five, at the Item Inn, is Nuttit.glism. July S. Richard Evwis and David Potter, a Mansion. home-street, Leaden, hues-drapers, at twelve, at Guild hall. July 6. F4werd Heal, of Trowbridge, Wilts, looker/ler, at eleven, .1 the Christopher Ina, is Bath. July 5. George I.iinthert, of Bunter'', ?It-Ills es., ssrtual ler, at tea, at (i 1411411.411, 144141.1. October es. Joseph 1:cao, of Watling.street, Le/ado% wholes-de liarnAtal4 - r, At twelve, at Guildhal. CartlfiCA -.. William Welch sod John Welch, of IL Holborn, Middlesex, boot-makers. John Harvey, tao'e or late of Spriay ;x- I" , sex, hrickla)cr. George Herron, of kkriatuaitsey•stet at, bona. s,k, Surrey, fella's:tore. Samuel Itrewcrtoa East, of the OA Jesry, I .or.dint, factor. Charles Lewis I tiod, of the 01.1J:wry, i.0...1. us, fautor. George Conurigtou, of ts.ehlor.strect, d.aotgere-Fiehls, Surrey, baker. Fennel+ Fenton, of Sheffield, York. no reirmt. Jub • Pettipt a, of I.b er t inot, waster • nistlitt r. Thom,• Nightingale, of Deastoir, 1 . 1.0 Mi. , It mull, of Pei-shore, %Von 4,1 'Vt. Charles Meatus, of Csoydoa, 10,t5.•.:,c..ter. TRICE 07 STOCKS YESTERDAY. Dank Stuck 44111. 3 3 per tent. Reduced 66 i @Sit 9 6 1 4 per Cent Lund A unuities ituperiAi Annuities 7 9 -1 61 Irish 5 per Celtic 9bl .3 i 4 Prem. Otuunim 1 odis Roads Exchequer s Rills 34. Gil. Pres. English Lottery Tickets ladle fur .. C 444044 fur I'. NISH, Stork-broker. 4, Curobill, sad 9, atariorerots. ('/CASE OF OF ENCHAN(rE, Juan ;4. Amsterdam—. ad 1 2U. tidies lie Ditto ot Sight.. as s Oporto .. •. . O7 Rotterdam C. f. it •4 C. 'Militia.. t t Hamlairgb.... 34 0 gill. Uuk A1tura........ s 4 1.1 jtitT. 0444tus. Patin ........ 111.1 16 Lir. Portag4l Gold in I)itto 4 11:1... • 24 ••-• ('ins and Rare I. s. J. Ruitrikans .... 24 —. per us 4 0 • Ca,kii ........ 41 effective Doublumm 0 0 u Madrid •4l effective ?ira Dollars 111161111 Legbuell Naples.. 4l Agit, on the Bark ei Holland aka, Genoa. C..... sr Du. turf. COAL-M,\KIiF.T, Just IS. Sbira at MarLA. J d.l. Price. a; .. Near3Atie 77 .... 4i•. Od. a sta. 6,1. 13 ....alderlatid..•• lO .• 40s Cod a 4Ss. 1..510ne toil I..lurkshire 1 .... 354 611. a - - BIRTHS. Oa Friday, Jane to, at Iledwell, Herts, the Hun. fra. Calling Smith, of a still-born laud. Yesterday, at his lunar is the 1.a.1y of .11exan. dar Adair, Fay of a anti and heir. ARRIAGF.. On the .16th last, at s.t. Mary's Church. Man, hest. r. by the Rev. John Stone, Mr. Juba 31umituatc to Mms beta, Innis of Manchester. DEATHS. On the nth Mot. at 0....1.1%t0n, N o ttingban.sh.re, Fre deric, the yusuntert rola of Jolla Lleuisee, . P. On the :tb tiot at hanelash, near Dahlia, Mrs. Swift, the &lighter of Ores Daly, East and rife Ednsand S rift, Barrister at lac On the 3d ital. at the }raise of her tut, B Hall, Zaq M.P. of Dowrr-street, Mrs. wife of the Ker. Dr. Hall, Chan -41.14W di Llaadialf. Oa Tatteday ar'nniett, in the prime of life, after a severe re illness at tsre days. OftlitT Wi116014 Fry etaal-hrulter, South-street, FilllllbUry-tqUare., On Sunday seaming, Mrs. Poston, wife of Perrot neaten, Ftq ut Doetore-eumusuus. HIGH %%ATM, THIS DAY. AT LOAD/IS-BRIDGE , masa Elver 4... San. lifter —7 -.~ ~:, SALES BY AUCTION. COPPER PI.AT ES AND PRINTS. By Meows. RING &Ad LOCH F:E, At theirGrest RUOIII, No. as, Kiug-street. ('ovent-garilm, THIS DAY, Jane la, at Tut:lva, b) orther of the Ad asinistratrix, YitiN.rs, BOOKS of Piti vrs, and COP PEP. PLATES, the pruperty of Ow hits William Dyne, comprising a number of routs sail etchiogi Brae, Bartok:4i, Woullett, f.c. Daniel's Aatiquities of Italia, Hearne and Byrns's Antiquities, tftMlicr with the whole of that valua!de and niurinencetwed work, Faring. tan awl Byrue's Views of the Lakes, catioistim of wit cup. per-plates, with a member of priste sod knee-press ; also was-third share sf SKIM , Sae Byene's Virus is Italy, roasiat. lag of t 4 copper-platei, anti I , lllol'y prints mad letter press, three plates, etchings ofgardeo sceion by Poultry, &e. May Le viewed, and tatielJgoes had stt Cm Rama. CAPITAL LEASEHOLD PREMISES IN THE IM MEDIATE VICINITY OP THE LINEN MARKET. By Mr. MUNN, Al Garrairay`s, oa Till V RSV , the 43.1 inst. at l'usliet, nr illE L.EM4E, fin an unexpired Tenn of tit Year% at a samlerate rent, in excellent l'rensists, ed- Rateably adapted fur the hoot trade, ha a situatiou pecialiorl) desirable, No. ad, IVoldirmilt, containing (hive light nort hwest% • spacious ceatittag-liouse, and a tot arrt meat% plateau' with roe strictest at tratit.ti to doom -tic com fort, with gaud dry cellarage in the basement. May ha viewed, and Particulars had at Garrawae's and et Mr. Masa, Wall:hook, near the Hoial F.xchnope. FALFS BY AUCTIIN. By Messrs. KING and LOCHEF, At their Great Remit, No. 3S, Kiug-.tract, Covent zardeu, TO-NIORROW, and 13 font:ming JUAN'S, (Sunds)s es. tepted,) f 111 E ENTIRE MUSEUM, itbrittclitt4 the Mhule Stock in Trade of Mr. Jacob Fester, lute of Gerrard-street, Soho, deceased; consisting of a nuuserons Collection of sell-chosen Minerals, recent and Fossil shells, beautiful Corals, Curiosities, magnificent glazed Cases, and mahogany and Japanned Vaninets, May be •iewed, and catatotOrs had. ii GU AItLY ADvANTAGEous AtaticuLTEEAL LEASE, WITH IMMEDIATE Pt)'-SESSION. By Mr. MUNN, At Darnell's, es THURSDAY, Jibe el, at i weir... rr E b 'expired Tenn of upwards of Twenty '. ate Years, bcip ib. remainder of a Ter® of Ninety. nine Years, at a very" low rent, of about tour hundred and illy arm of very rich MARSH LAND, the greater part Tyibe free, desirulity situate un the border of the Severn,' within half* mile of the capital town of Cardiff, Glamorgan shire • besides the loyal advantages mulling from the com mand' this situation has of the great Cattle fairs in South Wales, scud the iurxhaustible fertility of the soil, the lessee is oat restricted from ploughing up and concerting soy part oe it to tillage; the advantage the occupier will derive, ia con sequenem, will be immense, as the futility a waist sunset will enable his to supple the Bristol market, as well tis• • others of gr.-at 'Tapes Lability its the more inland parts of the western count ies. May be viewed by application to Mr. Williams tpjubm, land-surmyor, Romney Great House; or Mr. %%Mises Evans, Fairanter, both neat Cardiff, of whom particulate may be \ad. Particulars also at the RUM', Bristol Get.rge, Bridge water ; King's Head, Gloucester, New fun, Hereford, Lamb, Bath ; White flirt, Salisbury ; Timms Crowns, Lei rester ; at Garraway's mid of Mr. bluum Walbrook„ whets a Plan may he sees. TKW ItIEHCANTILF: BLSIDENCE, OF THE FIRST R ESP ECTA LIT , ALBION- PLAC E, BLACK FR I Ws . - BIWA: E. Its Mr. Mt•RRELL, At Darraway's Cornbill, on Ii:E•DAY , June 41, Al Twelve, VERY Capital LEASE lit )1.0 RESI - fitted up in a superior mile of elegance, must eligibly sdnate in .11hateltlace, Great Sarrey.street, rqiiitignous la Blacklesans'-bridge ; compiling two elegant dressing mums, well•pripoitioned dining-room, three emcee kiwi bed-Omni:imp, rind weer-closet, Attie servants' bed rooms, entrance II ill, stone stair-case, and convenient uststit: uf1i5eq.....16.• premium can be completed at a trifling expense, and are lit fir the reception of a finaßy of the first respectability. Term, 99 years, at a very tow rent. May be viewed till the sale. l'articulars may bo bad on the Premises; at Garraway's and of Ur. Merrell, go, likhamer-street, Sacsw-hill. ----- CAPITA!. FREEHOLD RESIDENCISiTH Tltra VALUABLE MANOR AND ROYALTY Ul FORD HAM biGGIN, EAR NEWMARKET. B N y Ni. MURK F.LL, At Gerraway's Coffee-histase, 'Change-alley, Corabill, in TI:LSDAY, Welts' instals', at Twelve, in Oa. Lee, ADLI( valuable and desirable FREEHOL D ESTATE, the property nil able of freesia N u b*. 1 - 4 , 1 . calk.! Fon DHAM ABBEY, with the Manor and Royalty 01 I'OR Dill AM 111#;GCS, situate four toilet frost Newmarket, on the Ely road, is the comity of Cam bridge: comma:in a good Lundy 11. side/we, which contains an cMgant iLawing.rown, large parlour, libtary, flee princi pal chambers, and sown seisante strepio g-rowns, numerous convessieut &mastic; idlieca, eracia-heame, and stabling f.ie I eight horses ; a capita/ garden, walled naiad awl well stuck twin, shrubbery, liailifrs cottag e, and f..ur isclosures of rich irtt.t.tet, and weed land, eontalinag together thirty-two aerri ; a bin. stream runs dosega the Esstate.-- The /tutor estetols weer near tau thousand acres, idniooding with gator. Early misoession may be had, sad the Estate may be view ed by Tit ken ink , application tii Julia Mkt, the Baaitf s era the Estate ; such Tickets and Rartienlars to he !ma of Steens Slott sad Times, Mach Hinthion, Hems; of Slr. lk nr11”1. Lend Siirecyor, Southnitiptoirlonvt„ bury ; oral of Mr. Murrell, ito, Skinner.. troet, Saurian, I Lawton. l'artlealars also at the Red Lion, Newmarket ; Lamb- Ely ; Hodson, ; acwl at (iarnoray'a. _ . CR E ;I.'lo IA) PUBI-1C lIOUSE AN!) 1 KSSEA. By Mr. WITH, At Carrawai's ColTre.hosse, t'ornhdl, Loa the' * TUESDAY', oath Julie, iustwit, at Twelve 'clock. /I.D ESTATF, in five Lots corn ' pr:• - ,ut the Sharp Cote Pus:AV-bowie, and two Farm booms, with three Fano-yards, three Berns, Stables, Cow- Lions, Cali...pew, tnether with sever d t , cinemas of rich Ariibte, Nicadew, and Pasture Land, esiitaoling 45 scree, sin, ware te'maLle and iota-sive Common Rued% sud four Aniquirients of Win.: from illiasn'A }',avast, milvaatsgewitly .grate sear Marl, (...ate, on the South. side of :tail:mutt Fo rest, in tine p.trithre Uninshasu and Barka'', io the annoy of Estes, our mile from the tornpike rvxi, three flow aud sad tea from ILood on : lit to Abraham Ifni. * o wl r. 0.1 Aisrabsis Miller, on old lams, at ; el. • year, winch a ill expire at Chr:stinas, I wt. Prated particulars oust be hail of the Tenants; of Mesas. 11 - ..ehle.gh,S , n, and Lee,Hatton-gardent %%Ile Hart, num • ford; Red lion, Ilford ; Ourea's Head, : at war's ; of Mr Smith, Adenoma, Windsor; and at has Imam New Broad sticet, City of London. BEA T CONSFIELD, BI'CIvs.—FREFHOLD ESTATE.. WENITY-TIIREE MILES Ilt:J11 14..1N IJON. Dy Mr. DAT ES. At Carrawsia Coffee-Louse, 'l'l - 110 DAY, at Om., iii 4 I..ds. u.yr I.—t. a taunt derirnlde nisi acistecl lIESI DENCE, with Gardena, Office. uf ett...- description, shoot, in the brood and beautifil vill..ec of bei.lortttichl, Dittim, sq. much admired for its dry and healthful sett:anon, and out ksii so for its select neighbourhood, abounding with Acid sports, and embracing evert isdvardetr for conveyance to and Erma lowa, almost ever, hour. 'lto, shaming little village is surrounded by the terautsful 4osuaius tibia Grace , . - the !take of Portland, lialstrode, through which are, by _ BEN FIELD, IN THE COUNTY OF BEAKS. permission, delightful rides, and the vial estates of Mr. By Mr. SMITII, Diepres. and Mr. Waller. The boost comprises an excellent At Carraws.4 Coffenhouse, I:basige-al - ley, Coculsill, Lox_ entrance ball, a large dining parlour, Midi communications dug, on TUESDAY, ;lath Jane lastest, at Tw telt to a Imottfoula bowed breaktad room, looking over • beau- I n't - losle, i.. Eight Lots, 1 tifial g.trilen, a bar drawing so ..... ?dim Woking user the gar. . r ... •. • • , ~ , : „, ,%., 1,1 . vaittaiste, entmrsoic, and compsirt 4its,) ow exrellent staircase leading to a how library over l ima kp aat maw, a law k w ., b t u r „„, a a , o w drawing /1. EKEELOLD ESTATE; en:uprising • Lbestliug mom, and two ether best bed founts and chutts, and three intri., aid loose, Barns, Stables, and Builebu to mom, risotto over, with & communication to lausidry and Kett.. r s ail two hundred and sevente.one Arc' I. of rich Me..- .Aces by ase to staircase. The others couant of a I dos, Pasture, Ar.nylc, and Wood Limit, beintifially sliest , pond housekeeper's room, • kitchen rdjoicing, footman, in a rich fertile and ri qtr. tahly.dulialated - part of Wiwi.... pantry, Inciter, store Jared, wine and beer :alms, oat of- Forest. o miles frown triudeur, 9 irons Reading, and eft dim, lacs.bouse, wash-huure, remels.houst, three-stalled mile: nom I.iissei...., In the parish of remind/I. a g a bs a , w ash sand (alt sa d aiaoa k ba „, a , a h aw k., p y,... Tbit eleviralde property is situate on au eminence, com mire mid kitclicit garen, constaig pleasure sod profit, with mandiug .1.01. of great extent suit !wants, end wonlil alt , '. •i a rommanication to • lane. menus 11h1C)1 is situated Lit 11. Sow al waloLa I" gun IlOww, ha:wog •c" Aw trout Strewn very elizilde fur lasing to Lot 1 The above premises are names thrniczli Oar ve:e. freehold, very substantial, well-built, of the most respect- To we " .. .e`ed , by aPlairw s "" to Jam" Steward, on 1 " able appearance. On lynx to Dr. Ferris, sloth expires at preiniscr, of witurn printed partienlaes may lie had; of Mr Christmas twat. The bolo, mu:. tidier* are fitted up and E•reet. E:ormi, sitriry ; of Misr t. Jenkins, aes, au., finished in a first rate attic id eleganee,and very recently,at • Abbot N , . Ion; Vls•ors Bromley 3nd Dcll, f irm • 10 ' • cyst , an,e, C awing d a L g hha rta i,k, o , f . k w . gen e,' of Mr. Neale, Cleans , near Ep s o m . nt Garrar a y ', ; ot M. family urnfe, a man of 4 f a ashion. Smith, Auction eer, Windsor : MA at 50 4 haute, 1 .1. •.1. 11. 1•111 II —ls Tn.. FrtEk:1101.1) eoTT.‘c r.s, °prin.:cm bonnt.rtreet, Royal Carimity, Liesdon. Ow back of site Carden, with gutless and orchard of meet. -- ii . AR 1 .. 1 et. - nGß o vr ,„ v i : i ; t y ii id i-i.af t t,..l7 iert land, shunt one acre, rill limns and cur-hum', dm. ri •• • • NO bk. "01.1) BY PIIIVAI E CONTILAU I very desirahle foe adding to Lot I. fur cuscloyard, stable, be Sir. SMITH, a tells deina-'ile Eft r. Fluty! kitchen-garden, 4.e. tee. Vie. and ('I.P14 111 C1) ESTATE, theibli ,;twit , on • truant: , Lot lII.—Is Tao FREEHOLD MEADOWS, shoed •V. - i r •in the bof ti . li 1.1 - t part .. •1i,...4ar Forest , p erish . s4r 4* , in quartet of a mile from the first and nevoid Lot, is II bllll4 ~.,,,,,,, ~f ii... k% .j., codes f e ,,,,,, 1,,,,,„ e ,.. 0 ,,, fr,,,„ %% a• state.ot eultivation.cmitainiir; aloott eight acres ands ball. }or, 11111 1.2 1.4.0ta R , .'tin", of • entries ab..modirit aid. It Lot IV —II.AItaLIS P. 4111, within a ipaart,r of a mile sports. and in a trite re...co:tank r.i - .c1i1e.c7h..... 1 , nat. c , of the idhurets, .11 acres, I mod, 14 perils. a, of freehold p.n. (no' , iti ever dOe..etson, 'fir pr`.l4storsr“ , npr sr a Iler, tutu mid amide land, with mini ra t barn. &C• Hier .'" 1 10 u-c, ..ie....iron-runs offices of every d.rei Time. a -is inchistures within a ring fence. bounded by ago. ali:e „ ; ,,,;.,y h ,.,.,, 0u . e. , a ... h „ a „, , I „,,, ifu i 1.0, n an.. r. Lamb: So. slior'44 over " Pi' 4 " . '" 4 ""d h c au " : " l """ 4 1 . • siontdory and nurser., e.;,..5.ve Timid nit, red hoc abr. with eteellent ruaini, grater I steillitiourbood, and cool w. ter water, r t!li .........ral r, It iottoaures ot 0,,,t0w, pastor.. tic above .ibiAte (dam* ta , '"/!•lbr e e will'• 1.1. '"w 1 -'"" 14 " b`c. a n d • , n.”! land, en-itamin; r!-.art , .....-tir. abut' Sonatina conaidcred partirulails sell disptord to plate a ci .,„, rd 1 .... ~ ...,,i, p a le, „..„,, t .„,;,.. „su, full v .,,,,„„ I villa, rooms, ..r farm out About oat thousand different ... rl. .s' ~ ' e ••••.11.t.,k1a. 1 441ip....cd tutu ISfill :r •' shrubs rad trees planted on th... farm ahout thee; tram 0 c „ u. , u , .. 111111 X, and are now tit a d.turishiag Astir. with a feu . timber Im. m, ta..4."., i tL. ..ru0..1, b. apitruat:un to MI aucti. ; ye, 4: LIS Lutum., Nu 9, 04.4 Broad strc. scums To he chtwesi, with leave of the Tcrants, be ri facture to 1 tondo ,.. 31r. Bates, N 0..:, Cass4.l•.lo.l;..pare, Lari. --.---_ . doe. The I.Binia-tain is 1 lin l'reerifies lie an I I_4 iN JAIN . by I. 1/ il;)N. Nu guwi repair, ninny hunAlreil basing hero in.ccntly et. ats. iil.ll, 314 puhloisr.i .4t penth.dun thew. James Rolle is ...I , is •.t No Of it, . which is in rscelleut co.;.l.tion punrrwu of which way he V. - 111TC. of same piaci- - brittatoc4l.4i , I), %ivy: , eft) sougl Llisr.si hue tuu tills visits. ant to thilfr, .4syst ' Af t,r .z:: EP t rva►~sxs 1%/1 ADAM operttufly scribers to the 110 NEXT, Jtoie 03, in a New COMIC ~;Lt (The Munk by Ssi In the ram** Dieiit only) UN Ei Catataxi will exit Men I layt.m Aud, by peettentm 11. FAN; In which Stud Air of Rope titi Led of the Ysnl En 4 of 1 Madame that evettimc, its ' Ticket to be h Illartisou at the T7r r—li Lti :P41:111 Mr. Darden, B. a ntan ; Silky, for,l, ►ir. Clew Sop ie hireeluve, In tie course I.utinnii i. till feuKine'e (:ha To which w ()I trcderick, M Mr b,mmnits. Mo. Bolton 'UHF! THIS PM will be pr Lessee Do.k boots% Mr. Pa Maori Morehead Zekiel litoaced Deborah Deals Theatre-Royal, Taylor ; Oat , The After ee! THE Sir Felix Frii &wee, Mr. T Fawcett. Law Lises7; Tr Oa Monday, Ms 4lrg Ni ONO; ; .LIItCT EAI ON ;1107 arfrd, el II A M P: Hamlet, Mr Mr. BillkltUa; Father, Mr. Leger ;'hell EA of the wh Adams, who " Lisui.en is it hid of War's trimund, Ct Mr. Murray ; eau ; Starow, 11r,'Listou ; Tickets to fur the buses 11 A GRA tx. Lord's THURSDAY twits Nise li Eight of the Ais ibse, E titer, Fort. fu The Wickets if , esetert T I alb.girol T Vl4ne, I H. sVatwat C. %Nacres, Iluhaed, Peitiges, Hgmhfr vorr, rt isatubkil !laleso