The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-24 00:00:00

~~?s. . SALES BY AUCTION. • R. BURT') N respectfully acquaints the iYI PUBLIC, that the FREEHOLD REi4IOENCE and LAND, clled W , situate bear Tottenhim,aaavertised fo ILLOUGHBY the r SALE 17th HOUSE April next. was This Day DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CON TRACT. Blaciariars Road.—Excellent Dwelling-House and Shop; s.i.h ear; v Possession. —By Mr. BURTON, on MON DA Y flu- 21 of April—at Twelve, at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of Bugland, r RE valuable and truly desirable LEASE of A as eveellent DWELLING -HOUSE. with privatnen trance, ar.bi a double-fronted corner SHOP, most advanta ehusly situate for any rztail Trade, being No. 52, Great S..rcev-street, Blackfriart-road. The Premises are in good ilt nil* and held on Lease fo r near 14 Yeau . at a low rent . TO b e viewed, and Particulars had on the Prrosts ; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Burin!), 62, Cornheilli Capital Freehold Mansian, and Freehold and Copyhold Land, Wolthamstow, Esseg.—By Mr. BURTON, on TUES DAY, the 17th April, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart. 'VHF. MANSION-HOUSE, PLEASURE GROWN DS, °Ammo s, and LAiID. late the Pro perty and ltenidence of SOLOMON It. the,GONIPERTY Esq. deer aced. This Property is delightfully situated in ple s'intest part' of Clay-street, surrounded on all sides by Mea dows, nail commanding a view of the Forest and adjacent County. The Mansion is built in the best and most substantial manner, and is entered by a spacious marble Hall. On the ground door are Draw iog,.Dming, and Breakfast Rooms, Ac. the two former with bows. The ascent to the tipper stories is by a broad and elegant Staircase, with spacious storie s is w:th the Hall, and in which there are twelve excelient Bed-rooms. The House contains two Staircases, bead-s the grand one. The Offices are of the most convenient description, and contain. besides the usual ones, a B m re w- ive Wine hoisse, Gardener's-rom, Laundry. Drying-room, and exte Vaults. There isa Coach-house and Stabling for nine horses, the . greater part newly constructed, with Rooms for Mon Servants above. The Pleasure Grounds are tastefully laid nut. A large Lawn, interspersed with clamps of shrutv, bOunded on one side with a row of wak trees, and on the other by a large and well-furnished Graperv, leading to a sheet of water, in form of a moat: surrounding an Orchard. —Toe Fish 'Ponds, with the Most, are well stored with ®3h; beyond is a deiightful shady Grove of capital dal lier trees; at t h e western extremity Are the Fruit and Vege table (l arders , ‘urronncled with lofty walls,. hung re with fruit trees in full bearing. The pleasare grounds and g oc cupy a spare ot ten acres. There are twenty acres of mea dow land adjoining, surrounded by a ring fence. The whole Lpi edit:es form a runt desirable residence for a person of upn -1.0C: sad di,tinetion, and are capable of accotamodating a very large funia. T.,!te viewed by Tickets, which, with printed descriptive rartteulars, may he had of hir. Barton, bs, Cosultill. Par ticulars also on the Premises; of Mr. Pearce, Solicit or, 10, Swirisia's-lane ; arid at the hart.' Mansion, capital Stabling, Coach Homes, Larry, Pleamre- Viround„ prude rtive Garden. and about 43 Acres of Land, ('.inn extremely compact, near 4:twit:icy. Surrey. Mr. BUR f()N, oar TUESDAY" the lith April, at the /faction Mart, llartbolornew-lanc, by direction of site Esecutars. • . .11111.E_ Valuable LEAS, with immediate • prts. sesf•ion; of an uniform Brick-b u ilt MANSI(IN, the late residence of FRED ER.ICK M. EDEN. 831 t. de cease?. The prentif-es forma handsome elevation, delight fully situate to command bit( resting . views of great extent rim( beauty, being an Ougar Hill, within two miles of Clurt- Itey and We ) bridge. three .of St. MA'S Hill, ten of Wind. sor, and ahott twenty-two of Loa:lait; are in execlieot tier pair, well st),lplied with good water, ar.d include AILVII. ttuitt 11s11, spaelus Drawing and Dining Roam., Break ' fast Parlher, Library, Gentlemen's Room, nomerous priu ciwl Charniser% Servants' Sleeping Rociass, requisite and well connected lioinettic Arrangements, a capital 8-stall • Stable. two 3-stall Stables, Cnach-hoines,ice - h auies, Bee - tPicature-grog.:dt„ tastefully di.pitsed and ornamented with ;natured thab-rs, ch , i ming Grove, Plantations of rare Sltrabs, Fish Pond:, spacious walled Garden, and about 43 Acrrs of ailinininZ . Land. This desirable Property i 3 held on Leat•e: far about '2l year=, at a moderate Rent. Time of Sale will he mentioned in this and other papers. and de:criptlre parlicUlars deliw-red in due time, at the prineip Cbertsey, Wev!aidge, Windsor, Staines, Rithmund, and 'Kin - oton ; at the Mart; and of MC. I%tirtGn. tit, cornhiti. • Spacious Premiwi.. bleat St. Thomas' Apristle, with imme . - skate pamessiuts..—ily Mr. ,BU H.TON,,on Tuesday . the 1711 k, Agri?, at Toelse, at the Auction Mart, Dear the Bank Engiind. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD VREMISES; • e li g ibly situate, .140. 15, Cl'Onat Si. Thomas's Apo,tle, Kell calculated far intray whoir.;:ale trades. Tito premises are in excellent repair, hrld lease for a• long term of about forty News, at a moderate rent. To vie% ed tea davit prior to thsale; p articu la lluriors may be had on th e, premised ;at the Mart dof Mr. n, Gi, Curnitiil. ' Grazing r arm and Residence. Petreslietreet, neer Har tens lo ive w, sex, on- the borders a liertfelstabire.. with ex ri.tht of COMmou. —iiy Mr. BURTON, on TUESDAY._ . ' the I.7th ai April, at the Auct ion Mart, near th e Bmk of patina. AV ZRY eligible and clairable ESTATE, part frechold, and the remainder copyliold, at a small tine . rertpin, plemiatly shuns* adjoinirg the (treat Turnpike roadie Newmarket and Camoridge l in a ;lac *porting part of /lie cniintr two mans frirn 11.alow civil?, four from • , Epping, rind Y 1 miles from the Metropolis, includog,a ah staritial. rissellinkhouse, new erected hay barn, quiv-siluse, etabli,' pikwry, requisite buildings for farmini; ;purposes; . large karirn, f iddering yard. inclosed by palinkl; and sere-. nil inclo,ed fields of singularly rich pasture laud,.coataini . 4 4 tiii;et wr about 33 arm, in the highest cultiva(ion. rllO F.,otte is sabinitted as nwritior the a tteution,of 44entienwn. t-i% ex t r emely compact i in the vicinity of auirierous tiela-_, spi rts, all lis aneigabourhonl trill,' select. ~ , , • • l'o be viewed , and dmriptive part rulars ha d en the Pre aal.•; al ire Cock, Eppin; ; Green ?don Ilarlow..; • Kitiles Mead. Bishop Stroifoilli; t e nor , e, Woodford; at the Mart; - .id t.l Mr. Burton, ti 3. Coraill, London. Mi.. VAlatiole 14611110111 and Leasehold .IBnildnic Ground, Mi't • *-- End, LaturfraT ftedrrsi?o,l.-ftrbst SOLO , and LFT diy- , A U LIMON , by Mr. !WILTON, on W EDNESIAI.Y the 19tli 4;l* April, at 11 , at t he Golden Eagle , Mile. In d Uond, In Lots, . VALUABLE PLOT R of F 8.E.E1101 , 13 and LEASEHOLD' (WOUND f•pr buite.ing 011, situate and lying in 61..be- lane; lMite Etai,'ll4, principal communi eatioo from Litnrbouse, Stepney, Mils End VA Town, atai the Dock., to 11Achary, tletonal Greer. AA% &c. ; the neighbourhood is populoirt anduf4 sr t improving, and front the great demand for roused; it 11,14 tided , brine truly desira - bit nod worthy the particulars; atteo tion of buater. ilders and °then:. ' The testate is well riVll;stiort w nit gs oil!) plAns I. ood w To he viewed , and py1440. pdrt;riddr • he had 40 the errounil h ' t, trolden Eagle, Mile E ; Angel, opl ririte W a iter;i4Sl Chun fi anti of Mr. ; —.---7- Hack nd ney Road; Aucti.ru Mart; sl:iiik,ivd Coffee llnii,e; tura.n, hi, Coronill.—N. R. l'ltc Company are itgllebiett 10 ilit'el at the Golden Eagle preeriely at It. o'Clork. ---7-- . TO bE 501.9 BY AUCTION, . • . By W. BURT, On Saturday, April2l, IMO, at the Kiwes-head Inn, Mar - : • ! ket-placc, Norwich, MCI.;T DF:SIKABLE FARM, situated at .1'.1;71 and 11l WA IT F., Norf.ilk, in the O c cupa ti o n e'f:hir.ltotp-rts cow : s ti ll of ,:t i'artn4tousc, Barns, St.thic . i , an d othor Bui%Sing , . A 1!..) two GOTTA t; LS, with upwards *of SFAMNTY' ACRES of AtIAPILS hod PAS fURE ; ILAN i), At it very superior Q: - .ality, with a 4401 over as t . extetaisre Common. . • t Poioession at .M . wirteirons next. . - Mhs• ii , ituated in a pleatoi.t I.trt of the COnatry, ahound log . On Game, fifteen Melts Ono, Norwich, tout:Mile, from !A3l.;tain, eigot from Ik:until yeals . .itint, and si t frtsm Cromer. • Col' farther p irt:rotars, enquire of Mr. litualthriet, Soli citor; .No. 11,4:It-mein** Ina; Lotidowt ligeors. Fostta - and Vathank, SoWitors ; Messrs. Glegg .atta Pratt, Land-Sur. • ‘eyors ; or the At.t.lioneer, NOTrliCil. . - . - . . ... 0 ANDLN3 and SQAP, of a superior quality,. 111.) inv,iatartared by STE AM, are sold, as usual, at the 1 -Coospwstfp Wigehalinse t No. IS% Flect-street, to Families, -t the Wholetile Prke; for malt, wilt/livery. ____—....A.mcg.ro desired to Wad rafeteaces for P 61,6i6 r. ~+~~ It I . . 'F This day was THE PRINCE: translated from the Origi Italian of NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI- Teo which is prefixed,' An INTRODUCTION, showing the close Miler be Worm the Principles of Machiavelli And the Actions of Bo- naparte. • By J. SCOTT BYERLEY. " Had our Ministers studied The Prince' of Machiavelli. • would have saved Great Britain one hundred millions of in the they money, and one hundred thousand of the best t .. of world; and prevented Bonaparte from being copsier the destinies of continental Europe."--Vide Introduction. Printed for Sherwood , Neely , and Jinn, Paterposter-tow. MADNESS THE RAGE. This Day was publishes!, ins vols. 12mo. price 9s. MADNESS THE RAGE W • or, MEMOIRS OF A MAN ITHOUT ;NAME. This is an original work , blend in g truth, satire, and novelty. The incident* w ill strongly interest the omit of novel readers: and the deductions rende r. it nut unworthy the ;en: ion of the man of talents and letters. 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TO FEMALE WONOM IST Fall published, la 1 Vol. 800. price lb. board', ‘ . . ____— i.. flcioilibl . 1 This Day woo poblisbed. _ e Price Fivelbilliop. boards, _ - • commerce of Great Britain. The limn. 1111 of America appears, were it f rom this coosideratism alone, absolutely inadmissible b r is it improbable, that D°IIEALTHFUL COOKERY BOOK. tu al a verl y a ti t se cuutted oiad 11 ;00 '04 y beare and hearth of e or i n soime klud a s Ood ibme.iwrg ie PIO' France. N or '' W e a r! ' excluded from the Dods - - eserefel warfare be earned • into e ffe ct, :h: * at be expected—Great Britt ' er de r s o iraw rseTka4 widigi ned In Ill t eav u gl e e , Coo ‘ Dosietic kiag; aartpkweilll7l.to item o a r n i The bewWial sad ageitioes erects of venues inczarly vigour li he when he w r h ih ic i h ps Fond, and the labeloeigualatles thereof, are hen . 4 fin plated out; to welch ',added, Continent, will be as peremptory in interdleitm A TREATISE ON DI T, , —s A strict anemia* to winch wilt het ona the sweat wawa to the access of every other vesiel. The peewi t , (~ promote •Healtio, lostt.ife. am. . By A LAD x • America Would, in that case, be eqnsflyinadaissibla London :. printed for R. Crab's a" Co' S tati°llere by Great Britain. America hu, therefore, in fa„ Kill. to choose betwee n the enmity of Great!' 1 ' • -.1 Court ; aria sold by a ll the Buoitsellen is the Oohed_ n taw of France; 'and although it had been as ple a " as profitable to the Americans, to have continued like the thdevant Republic of Helloed...4a common carriers of the Belligerents. -.lo hats oontiftued, as the Americans have hitherto done.., to advance licirititerests while the Belligareet were tearing each other.dopicces—there can, e a think, be but little doubt, that when Ameri ca i t compelled to choose ber...side...-it will be o ut , which is in unison with her immediate intemstl, .. Yips with England would subject Atneric a r 4 inoelcelable misfortune, of which the torrex • poudent s%ffering of. England would ag o g so sithstisitial ulleviatiotto• -The "one hundred ran k lions .of dollars afloat" would he sulijeci a d to the tiedzure of our crqieeri.; -.- and from 4t same cause; this trade of America with Europe, sii Asia, and with South America, Mould be annihilate). War . with Fiance will; ' ii ii tree, ascot h et interiourse with the Cootin pe—ent of Enro t a I. there then reMain to" her that with Great , Brit t - la and with the oilier quarters of the Globe. ' It is difficult to cuueeive this ehuice to bets& jest of hesitation. , .. . , —.....-- Time report of, the conversation in the tlo u s e d `Commons last night, in which Mr. Wl N ea l a kpre so memorable a part, our Readers mayro ;Assured to be literotim ct 'inirbetiot-4hat wind actually took ' place.. In .the iodiffirena re . . 'which the speeches. of the Honourable Nicola have lately t e en treated, we must seek for tar cause of that paroxysm of rage, which; binstiag through the bounds of cies; politic reetnist, init scrhaps be found to have produced, in . WWI Of the people a specie,s of feeling, suites/kat it, yond, though nearly. allied to, .indifereittr:. r teoards the pa radoxical Member fur the he penitent Borough of H . ighain-Peppers. . . 4t/CtilM - 3/4/lt. - - . . A Nforhing Paper, in describing the,. of. the - entertainment given yesterany o 4 !'' prretors•of the Auction Mad, approprfmels , marks, that " nothing.roubl lng.* lamed: 64 splendour and hospitality of the mmensiemest " it abounded with every' viatuthltrcouhl.. 46 gage the taste of theGonraiand, Oe'theap.. , " of the Glutton. • The wines wereeatelle% cc t lic,colnpati, enjoyed them." '. ,=, i s *Ruttier 'Paper informs us, ,het t.' i sent " the Lotto llititYo*!4 'aid tkitlii, , UO first Merchants, and most reepeethfileeharattel (Gourmands we presajnVd" . .. T '-' .. .: . Unfortunately, by .some Misannt- . ~,.„0,..4 o rchestra, on the 66 • 411001 ant • . .. . , being given froth the haiszthe 't ileliant i ) mediately struck up "Block eke .' ' , It is not a little for t Mite fortheis• find" . the o.t.3lember for Cambridge /Ai' not et. number of th'e " Gourctoind.y?'—rotPgsso. he hail sagaciously discovered in this . 44 joks 04 conspiracy against tlse ',louse of lkoni#44.. . ' ''' _' -- k•- -.../AA: ~. . . 4 Thefollerwing'*-01 the Aetnal stateof,.. l ,, um the close of rho fiyou el;ictiog _ i Sir.). Perriag . . ... 'to. . Mr. I. W. H. Bridges . ... ... 4 4,... ... Mr. Busk . . . . .. • . .. .! :‘: 0 ") . . . A noble Marquis, not yet of.se, Oh: I suusptive to one of the first Dukstluissis as . was physicked to the amount of feistiOhl..., *and, un 'Monday nigh t, 'at a private hi ‘., fur the present snail he nameless. ,re Ha laid: mansion ho was introduced by a verb man ! Perhaps the Co.vtmander of a iiet,i. stes..ef Knight Itputl would , . -atisortiutOrrts lurks upon this subject, whets civilly pet to The Irish Gourf-caterpillar played alga . on the above eight. . The d,ell4alissinso Captain C. was isne"'„ same CT Magi s ; the amount of his • losses sett! hear. . unlucky as° at present. Poverty and ' iirlA . Gentlemen-player{ were ne ver knoll t° a Correspondent, are reported in but. ~t . , been old friends; but, since the coalmen - ,_. the present season, they do nut salliaf. united their influence fur the supp 4. , 4 , 1 . , - - , ccsary avocations; although the r 7...,., times, and the general sicareity ,Of RP' would suppose wouhl • bid fair tolloolaat tt ' bin system I* '. • - • At .Bow-street. yesterday, - was charged with senditig a lettiti.O. . , .-. Richardson, Esq. challenging hint ti . , The 'parties formerly were OS 5. ,„ the.2oth Ni Regiment of Ligbt trous. . lenge was sent in consequenee of estst w ! said to • have been inatlb etc - of tqlor:_ li , son as to the cause of the Prisorr7es regiment ; but Mr. Riehardsoia man 0 1 the challenge. The Prisoner foorld.frial in 2001. end two sureilles in lOGI.• cw'r the preen for twelve monttor.... ‘ „ • . ;..4 . At the Public Office ; sii.• W . day, Ann Ilvale; charged „Y she .fe i man, at Islingtdo, wadi whoa . ... 1 goll with having stolen *OO. 0 . 4 e'7700 his alos 1 k 4 , 7,11:1 11 Y , y.... •,,.'...t.-' . . - •K LNG-STREET, Si'. 'JAM ES'S. ROYAL NAVAL and Mitt 'FARY WATIift.PROCIF CLOAX. MANUFACTORY, , I • DU LS FORD autl SUBJEANT, 111iiitaity Tai- J.tors aud, Manufacturers of WATER -PIIOOF CAM. IiGET to their Royal Highnesses the Prima of Wales and %die of York. have the annaur of informing the Nobility, Gev try. and their Friends, that tsperience having iproved thip.Article to be impenetruhle to wet for any length of titnc. they do mtwt confidently recatamend the same to OMecrs going is Portugal. or wry Foreign Station where. they are, mums exposed to the Weather. hri ak light and pleasant wear. will wrap up in a small Compass, atod retaia it*e .ectrahle Qualities until the lasi, as Ito Raiu, or Sea Water will adhere to it. To be had only of them, the Inventors and sole Proprie-, tore, as above, and at their hiiiitary Waxeltaate, &south ;Japans-street, Strand. P. S. A large As,ortineat of Cavalry, Infantry, Portia ! gut. and Boat Cloaks, always ready. i Odicets completely equipped. - 4 ArViVied. • MM.I6. • . Due . 1- - Isublia 1 . - AVaterliprd..;. .. • : 1 Gotteubtirgit.. 0 • 0 _ -I , PRICK OF STOCKS TII41; DAN Al' ON V. O'CLOCIi. 3 per Cent. Coml. GS/1 . Long. Ann. : .0M 3 per Itydnerd.annt India Blinds 111. 18s. 4 per Cent.,_..shut Exch. Bills, Si. ii. pr. 5 per Ceti*. Navy 981 ' L;ch. Bills, 34. 3s. 41. pr. Consols for Apr ii 43.1 Lottery Tickets 241. 6:. . THE ST4TESIIL ~~w. . . • ,-7; . • LONDON ':• . • .. . . ' lATIJRDA.Y I MARCH 24 ) .1810. . . , FROM the opposition which yr. MACON'S Non. Importation Bill has ezperienved, in its - passage through the House of Represeatatimr in opinion appears to be prevalent in the Northern Stately , that the confirmation . of . the Semite is somewhat. questionable. • The sentiments of the people in t he North 'ern"' and the Southern States, with respect to .Groat. Britoil. and France,. hove loos keels-At l . variance... r there• is, besweva, niabifestly a re- (recession in the animosity of the opponents' 'sof Great Britaid. Possibly the seizure, sale, anti final confiscation .of American property in Frauce . and her dependencies-•—• confirmation of which will be conveyed, to the • American Go.: vernreent by the John Adam: frigate, which will Haiti this day from Cowes,—may operate finally to extinguish in 4 the minds of the partizans of Franie Nut bitterliostility which they have so,long die. played against this country. 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