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f 0 1 TOPP! . - . groisuila of frier ship. , qualified sorer yea's. 1 would, near and above 3001. a-year, pay all on - goings as a ta.msit ; never saisths„„would swear lie would give 1501. rasher than Daanlaut should not succeed, Webster, cornfertor, Wakefield, hes knower the warehouse ever %lore it was built ; 13e.' resident and Wray were in the occupation of it in , Otiober last. Wailes- should hate iw hraitatiuu I u • Riving 3001. a year fur it ; he has no doubt of its being of that value. 11'itness's warehouse, which is nearly of the 111110 e size, made upwards of 4001. Ea 4t I(sair. Defesidasit•ii warehouse was built about' three years ago. •• Being erom-examined, lie said he was well acquainted with the Defendant. The value of Wilft'llo lion/ was froui the rectal of cent. Thsie .144 no machinery in the warehouse, to his know ''. Ltd....s. Mr. Tormo then attempted to prove the ware house am mortgaged, but failing therviu, he pro credeitto call animas. s as to its %Aloe. John timbsou, a builder in IVeketielol, said, he "• did not know the , Plaidtitf. Witness built the De . F isdaiit's warehouse; lie Tali', il it for Mr. Risk . worth, hanker, about a month ego ; it is worth, to let, s!O4. myrer, as other warehouses are payilig ; *mild erect such a one for lahos guineas at pic s- id, although tiint.er is fleeter than it was at that time by two shillings a foot. There are three fi ors. . 'flits tiintem is the priucipal pert of the building. 'Very fee bnildiugs of that Lana at Wakefield pay, . 3 per cent. • Being cross-examined, said, he knew the Defen dant's wituesses, they are men of respectability.—` Witness is not a corn-dealer, kuoes nothing of the cons trade. George Stafford, builder, at Wakefield, knows the warehouse ; it is worth no snore than 1501. a ' • year ; if he was in the way of taking, a warehouse, he would not give that or it. Buildings worth 1,5001. should pay from $ to 7; per rent. On his cross-examination he was asked, if heeriuld make 4601. a-year of it, would not lie give 3001. ? lie rasa ereil, if they examined the building they would not give it; if be was owner, he would not • expect more than 1501. George Stafford,,jain. builder, says, it is worth 1301 mud no more ; should not thii.k of askiug store. Buildings are not paying more at 11'akefield. !Ir. Serjeant Coeur:Lt. rose again, and comment ed ou the Plaintiff's c , „; leiter, which he said was of the most trumpery kind. Ilere are three builders, men that value according to 1..14.1 and timber only ; they run just square the timber and see what it is worth ; mime bus merchants can value three. s , warehouser. The nionev laid out by the Defend tut would have qualified hint. Illis witnesses are a..k.iowled i vol to be respectable ; and, I contend, • that which a thing will fetch, is its value. The • "hdllallera speak a. to the bricks, not as corn-dealers, _ haviag warehouses adjoining, one of shout would take a lease of the prciaises for seven years, nt 3001. a-year. llirsr sons speak Coat their own kiwas ledge of their ..orth. 11" hat can LK math- of it N.:. , The lfrfesideut has a bona fide gyn . .; lication above . 1001. a-tsar. Mr. tor/quo. in reply. colitcniltilthere was no thing which the witnesees had sworn could he pre ' tended Abe perjure. Nothing appeared against the Plaintiff, Mr. Beanmont ; he was owner of very large property, and wished to prevent treiceissers coming upon his estates, insulting his tenants.— There was no doubt of the fact. It was equally true that a clear freehold estate of 1001, a-year. or 13 1 01. of leasehold. for .02 !ear.. was a rpialitiraii t a l , Hr was not acquainted with the scales of gradation at Wekefielrl, that a corn-dealer should he above • vrbitßdisr ;if one had a little ready money, it *mild 1 , be wall to lay it out at Wakefield ; tile prioperfty j situated oat we backs of the river Calder acquirer 1 ' l6l' YORK SUMMER ASSlZES.—(Contbaucd. BEAUMONT V. MAW. Mr. Toreric, on behalf of the Plaintiff, stated this to he to action under the flame Laws, to re- cover of the Defendant several penalties of 31. each, for using his do n '', and gm, in inusuit of game, not having a legal qualification. no n Plaintiff, Richard Henry Beaumont, Esq. of Whit.' ley-flall, in this county, is Lord of the Manor of South Crosland, in the West.ltiding of this county, in which Manor the Defendant was seen sporting. The Learned Counsel said he should call a Wi► nem to prove the fact, which would entitle him to a venbet. He did not understand the Defendant could make any defence, unless he meant to at- . tempt to prove a qualification ; if so, he should be obliged tn. trouble them again. David Harmon was called; he saw Defendant on the tali Detober last in the Plitiondt's manor of South Crosland, in the parish of Almondbury—he ha 1 three dogs iii a field ; the I)efelidant was out. pi le the fine—the tlvgv were spaniels, or setting. dogs--Defeudient With erirrviie• a VIII. %VAIN'S& upon the high road, a Defendant crossed acid seat into the waste—did not see him do any thing hut hunt for game. tieing truss-examilied by Mr. Sergeant Con ELL. he said they were light-colonred setting-dogs, or but could not identify what kind. lie said he told Mr. Beaumont the Defendant was en- deateni ring to shoot, Mr. Serjeaut Coeisci.t, rose on behalf of the De- feimil hut. himself to the Witness, herald Ise. MN, a inetl,lliog fellow; and was the sole cause of this trial. The Defendant is, a qualified inan, ivsidisig near Huddersfield, :mil through this med- . (Mug frelut was brought here, to his great ineon. remenee, .to prove lies qualification. He nail no in- teation whatever to shwa of Ow Plaintiff's land ; 'he was gaiag to the moors, and his dogs strayed ; u heelisliaed tire manor as add its the r is of the Plaintiff. He tro.ted Iw Await, rove him proper- ly which would put an end to this petty action. Jolo.uaCroslaull proved a conveyance of the 28t11 July, itno6, to the Defendant, of as undiiided moiety of a piece of ground at Wakefield, near the river Calder, mid a building or warelinnee, there. in coq ideratios u(t 4:11t.' which conveyance was ea.-voted on the day it is dated. Ever , ,of Fleet Mils, knows the ware- ', . lease ;itisof Ow aannial Vales of 3001 ;be would give that sum for it ; he would take • lease of it for seven )tart. Being crow...examined by Mr. TOPPIttn, he sail the Defendant and be are upon grounds of friend- ship. %Visite* hes hero qualided ISOM e yearns 1 Ile a local value Mo.t people ■re sore in dabbling with brucks and mortar; the valise's not to be as certained, because a corn-dealer, in the distress of times, having made a deal of money, mill give the rent, represented but by the jedgitient of experi enced builders. Mr. Justice CIIANIIIRE observed to the Jury, the fact of the Defendant carrying astut was made out, that of the setting-tiol , s not. With respect to the luw, 1001. a- ear is u qualiticutioa. builder inerely valued the buikling itself, 81141 calculated by a per tentage. If, front all the evideuce which ha. come belore you, you are of opinion the value is above viol. ybu will find for the Defendant if Of less value, for the etaintitf, for one penalty.— Verdict for the Defendant. GRAND MASONIC PRO'CESSION. Agreeably to the resolutions of the Lord Pro vost, Magistrate*, and Council, on Thursday the fomulation-stone of the New Gaol of Edinburgh was laid by the Honourable William Motile, M.P. Grand Master-Mason-Elect of Scotland, who was attended, Num this occasion, by a number of re spectable brethren, with the Lodges of Edinburgh, and the Representatives of the other Lodges of Scotland: The grand masonic procession, consisting of nearly it thousand of the brethren, walked from the College of Edinlihrgh to the Highland Society 'lint% where they were joined by the Lord Provost, Ala„ , isirates, and Canned, ill their robes, preceded he the High Constables, and attended by several Nobkiarn and Preittlemen, the Trustees appointed by the Act of Parliament for the venous improve. meats connected with the new Courts of Law , The streets were lined' by the military. The proFession was connected with the greatest regu larity ; and this masonic ceremony was performed by tile Most Worshipfal Grand Master, with great propriett and solemnity. Mr. the architect, much to hi. credit, ae coiututidated the brethren, by the cn ction of a tempuntry amphitheatre ; and, notwithstanding the vast concourse of people present, not the smallest accident took place. During the ceremony, se veral Masonic anthems were song by a baud of singers, placed on the Grand Master's platform for the purpose. The various current coins of the kingdom, with copies of the present newspapers, and a plan of the building, inclosed in crystal bottles, were depo sited in the stone, with two plates. 'Upon one of the plates was an appmpriatetuscription, slid upon the other plate w....rt the names of all the present Grand (?Risen, with the following inscription :-- , fu tke demote of the Actiag Greed Master, TIIP. GHAtiU MASTER- ELECT, Amulet the occlaumnoo. of a mammas assemblage of the tiretbres„ LAID THE rouNDAtioN STONE sr Till NEW GAOL OF THE 6TIf OP EDINBURGH; AW 11111/IC, Flamed with t►e benevolent purpose of remedying the crib; of tlia former promo, by a soitalile regard to the health, and comfort, and morals, of those whom tit toot on the law requires ; That t►e misfortunate debtor, se loner coodootood to soiree with criminals, Slay sot, to loan the blearing of liber ty, Is espy: dto lose also the ionoreoce sad religion w►ich are the consolation of his dreary hours ; 1 hat teen the criminal, Emir the severest seutenee of the law, Nay Laic un unnecessary addition to the punishment laic!' that &WM astatence and hie oviu CUU*Ciellet ; Aud that the ;rest end uf public secu:ity May the. be obtained, At the least possible reponse uf individual suffering. After the whole was concluded, the Grand Master addressed tile Lord Provost in a short con gratulatory Meth ; to which his lordship made a reply. expressive of the troisriety of the undertak ing, and his thanks forte attention of the Grand Master, and of the Masons of Scotland. Upon the return of the procession, the junior, lodge walked first, and the other lodges followed in their order ; then the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Council, I,:e. and the Grand Lodge imme diately after; the Lord Provost, Le. leaving the procession at the highland Society 11.11, and the Grand Lodge returning to the College, through the numerous assemblage of the brethren, who were drawn up on each side, within the military, receiv ' ing, uncovered, the Grand Ledge, as they passed, with evert dernorstration of respect anti attach ' merit, and following them into the College Square. .aerording to their seniority, where the brethren were reoularly dismissed. .Among the noblemen and gentlemen present noon the occasion, were Earl Morton, Lord Vis count Catheart, Lord Sempill, Sir Patrick Murray, member for the city, lee. Ice. - An immense concourse of spectators were as sembled in the streets, at he windows, on the house-tops, even - the exieutiooer's platform not excepted. The day being remarkably tine, added much to the beauty of the scene, amid the regula rity. precision, and decorum with which the whole was conducted, reflects much honour ou those con . cerned in that department. The gaol, nowliegun to be erected, has long been much wanted in Edinburgh, and will be found eminently useful. The plan proposed for its con struction is admirably adapted for the comfort and security of the prisoners, awl the preservations of their health and murals. The other public build ings about to be erected in the vicinity of the gaol are en a grand scale. Tose containing the new li brary, &c. for the faculty of Advocates, and other accoiniundations for the courts of justice, which are already begun, form a continuation of the new Ex chequer. building in the Parliament-square; it runs errs wand from the Parliament House, and will form a most magnificent pile of Grecian ar chitecture. The whole is to be completed from the designs of Mr. Robert Reid, architect, and, when finished, will be highly ornamental to the city. • - --- • Tnes4ay minding, about three k, some thieves. attemettel to rob &silversmith's shop in tl.e Borough. They had succeeded so fair us to cut n square hole, about eight iudies aide. in the shut ters. But fortunati-ly an apprentice, who lay in a room adjoining the shop, beard them, and ilium 4.4tvly gave an alarm, on which the villains ik eatiyed. 1-1 " NAVAL INTELLMENCE...... roimmouril. sEPT. 40. Sailed the Satellite, on a 4:misc.—Wind S.W. rtiisourn, SEPT. 19. Arrived the Intelligent gun-brig, Lieut. Tucker; Kate Kerney hired brig; Encounter gun-brig, Lieut. Talbot ; Yiekt lugger, Lieut. Simons, from Guern sey; and the Betsey and Gambier hired cutters. Sailed the Peacock, of 18 guns, Capt. Peak; Ann hired brig, Lieut. Cidney ; Alcmene, of 3 , 1 guns, Cult. Tretrilet, for the coast of Frame ; and the Ore.frs, of 16 guns, Capt. Lapenotiere, with two ItiNe ships, which have several hundred of Portu guese on board, uudersouvoy fur Lisboneiud . DOWNS, sElor. eo. Arrived here this morning the Christian 17111 i, of 74 guns, iu mortify with. the Queen, and joined the It arspite, Ramillies, Princess of Orange, and (V de fri:..ate, also a number of small vessels already Fying here. The Christina I' nth, and some others of the ships of the line, expect to sail to-morrow. destination is supposed to be Flushing, to watch the French fleet in that Port. FA 1.310UT11, SEPT. 18. Arrived the Redwing, with a fleet for the Medi tetrantan ; Peacock, w ith a fleet for Portugal ; and Rattler, with a fleet for Newfoundland. Sailed the Divalch Packet, Harris, with Mails for Coruniiii.-;—Wind N.W. SIAITWICII, SEPT. O. Sailed His Afejeety's ship Paz, with the thins ports, having on hoard troops for Falmouth. Their ultimate destination is not known.—Wind N.W.' btoss fresh. DEAL, SEPT. ea. Sailed Ills Majesty% ship Warspite to the noeth u aril. AUCTION MART. Yesterday the first stone of the edifice, which is intended to be uti Auction ?tart, Wit. laid with ap propriate ceremony. At three o'clock the follow ing procession moved front the London Titicra throngh Coriihill and Bank -street, to Bartholomew lane, the site of the proposed building : Four Beadles; Bead of music; • Sanest i Artificers ; Eight Bricklayers ; Foreman ; Eiglst Ninon, ; rot DtTION *TONE;, Eight Masons; Foreman ; Eight Carpenters ; Foreman ; Foreman of Works ; Th e ill aster Builder; A ranters , Model ; City Marshal; Froprittors ; Secretary ; Directors • LORD liAlflaa Alduuweu riffs ; Beadles, &e, As Soon as the cavah:adehad reached the gromid, - which was inclosed for the purpose, and atoned winch a brilliant assembly of Ladies had placed themselves to witness and do honour to the cere mony., the silver trowel was presented to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, and the Stone (of enormous rise was suspended above the spot where it was to be laud. The Lord Mayor, after the usual forma lities of applying the plummet and the square to the stone, deposited a number of coins of His pre sent Slitjesty !Tillie bed, and the stone was lowered to its place. On a brass plate hired on the stone, there WAS the folloning inscription 'raw Plum - srJNE OF TIIIII aIiILDI7O , DEI4OMIN AFRO 111 E AUCTIIJN MART, WAI PLACID as THE RIGHT HONOtRABLE JOHN ANSLEY, LOAD !MAWR oF THIS ciTV, ON TC [MAT, TEE TINEETILTIL DAN OF IS TILR FORTI-1101111NE•R OF THE REltil OF kiILG GEORGIC THE THIRD; AND IN THE TFAE OF OUR LORD ONE THOU/MID LICIT RC. AND [ICE?. DIRECTORS Rickard Wiastanley. Richard Jaques. Henry Rabies. George Adams. Harry Philip. Daniel Rolfe Moen. ti. Edmund Shutilesiorth. Julia Prickett. Jolts Pate. Jabs Anthony Hennas. Charles Laancelot Haggart. I WM.= Sae& IFCRETART. lILIRTENOR. John Germs on& t Reit John Waltrrs. toLicilna. :Juke Page. •LILLICE. James Meddoerroft. Alesais. Copland. After the stone was laid, three cheers were given to the King. three to the Ott , of Loudon, three to the Lord Mayor, three to the Lathes who were pre sent, and three to the emcees* of the proposed hi stitirtion. The esvalcade then returned to the London Ta vern. n here the company dined, the LORD M AYOR ia the Chair, supported by Sir Charles Price, Mr. Alderman Newnham, Mr. Chamberlain Clark, the Sheriti's, Mr: Mellish, one of the Members for the county, and other distinguished characters. Tile dinner was splendid, and the day was spent in great conviviality. CORN-EXCHAAGE, SEPT. el. This deg It is *y et %Incas is short, but expecting enusiderahle areirahs,sales are dull. Fine old 'maintains Int price.; but the snopies of TIM QC mostly 'erratic and cheaper. Barley likewise in short supply, and with Malt at little variation. White Peas are dearer. Beaus of both sorts rather bight r There are rouside, able quantities of Oats, and this trade inclines lower. Prices of Flour with alte ration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 7sa. ass 91s, Beams 6i. des. od. Fix ditto 9Cts. I ton. Tick Beam .... se.. tics. ad. Mn !mewl ...... ....scs. 5.1%. Oats 3 SI. Xis. ass. Morley mas stis. ad. Potaads.. ...... ago. Los. od• Malt ..............;2S. sus Potatoe ditto —s. to ass. ad. Whste Peas "taus. 1331 Rape Seed ....... sot. 431 Cl. hollers) nue Floor Seed.. Grey Peas ..ties. 641. Smote& ;as .os. COIL -MARKET, Sarecsoaria ti. Skips at Market. Saki. Price. 7 ..Ne.rastle I. . Su.ttlerlaad . I . rimier* MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, to- is William Ire.'trick Ogilvie, !disarms, London, drop ;ot - . - • II to Jui , u *Lase, Little Newport-street, Middlesex, .....i-rserelost - al. N. 1 10 nr • • • •T' • • Yesterday —ST. M . t". - 1 ' • eg! ti, BIRTHS. Os Son day last, at %lank Hail, In Cleveland. the Laeid the lion. Lawrence Dendas, of a son. . . . Lately, at Clolasd-House, Scotland, the 1 Nabs Dalrymple, Laq of • daughter. MARRIAGES. On Saturday lest, at Lewisham Chore% by the Hon and Rev. 1/riiii of t': incisor, Thomas Cox, E..; of liertuonii.ey, to "'Hiss Batley, eldest daughter of II in.ana Butley, Esq. of Blarkileat h. Ou Saturday last, at Islington, James Edward Payroll% Esq. to Miss Gage, di:tighter of Captain Gage, of the Rata West Loudon Militia. On Monday last, at Litchfield, Charles Holland Hut. inge, Esq. Ma j or of the tild Regiment, to Miry, younge s t daughter of the Tate ILiettersancGenaral Girdintst, Co sa . inauder of the fusee' in Naga Scotia. HEATHS. At Great Holland, Essex, on the s:d instant, Mew Me er , ret Fulton, datpghter of Lieut. Col. rattan, et the Myth Itc g , meat. On the gstb !aslant, the infant daughter of Anthooy Et St Leger, Ear. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LOND4)N-BRIME. mem 94 ........Y. Mar ..t I Ever 43. • mia. after —3 SALES BY AucTioN. CAPITAL TOWN REit VENCE ) 4 (0. 4?, ILikrk. fITH EET, PORT!! N -WU Alt By Mr. DANIEL SMITH., At Darravrey's Coffee-bouse, 'Change-al!ey, dou, THIS DAY, at Twelve o'Cloek, A N Excelleut, Sub,tantial, Modern, and DWELLING 1101.:4E, situated .4 the East-aide of Biker -street, Portia:at-square, now in tie occupation of 'teary Brooke, Esq., on Lease, whirl. will ra• pirc io an 19, at the tow a cut of 1041. ' but tcanpanatie a l v worth isol.: held fur 70 ) car_ and a hal f, at a graved oat Of 201. 48. per annum. To be viewed by perraisaion of the whew; printed Par ticulars may be bad at [lechers Cuffee-house, Ptcradirly et Grxrawayb ; of Mt. Smith, IVindsori and at hie Willie, No. g, New Broad -street, City. LEASEMOLD . III4I',I:IES,. PIMLICO. Hy Mr. DAMLL SM 11 H„ At Darr:or:lo Culfee-home, 'Chunze-alky, Coniltill, dos, THIS DAT, at Twelve o'clock, M doer Lots, PUIR Substantial Bricl-built DWELLING. K/USES, situate in •lard, mar Sot kingkata. Rate, Pimlico , io the parish of St. George, lianseer-equu, let to Mrs. Lalleamot, Mr. *van, Mr. Hooker, and Hr. Coka, tenants at c ill, at the animal root of I *Leath ; held fur years at Endy-de!, last. To be viewed, by application to the toasts ; printed Per ticiunrs may be had at the Geo Tarots, Pimlico: at Gans way's ; of Mr. Smitb, Windsor ; and at his House, No. g, New Brood-otrost, t ity. MANOR OF WINK FIELD, BERKS. By Me. DANiEIt At Garraway's Coree.bumse, 'Clisage-alley, Corahill, Lou don THIS DAY, at Tunic o'Clock, Detiraiale C()PYHOLD ESTATE of In iseritattee, subject to a liar attain M ta. 311, grit mot U. .td., heniut 108, therefore nearly equal to free hold; comprising a hrick-bailt DWELLING-HOUSE, berm, stable, sad wood-Law; with garden, °rebind, aol rich inclosed meadow utlioiniut, containing about eight acres, ple-tsantly situated near iVinittield Church, Wiudsar Forest, is a dry, \raki,, and ameenlde part of the eowntrt, .funding an excellent situation fLr a 'ilea, with-good Nails in every direction, Sre voiles from Wirdsor, six from AI:IL:c -hant, and to etre bum Reediug ; let to NI es. Bright, tenant at will, at Pol. per inmost. To be viewed, by application to the tenant, where primed Particulars may MANS ; at Garraway's; of Mr. Saitit, Wiudbor ; and at his noose, Nu. 9, Broad-street, City. TO BR EWERS, ' Iff A LIST ERA, ILD ERA, AND OTHERS. —NOB LE-wra EET, GOSWELL-STREET, LONDON, IN TWO LOTS. by Jar. DANI EL SMITH, At Garrawm's - CoNec-boutp, 'Chauge-alley. Carotin, Lew dun, THIS DAY, at Twelve o'Clock, conflating of Vol uable LEASEHOLD ENTAIT: goverhipgw art posed gamed sgi-, amply secured ow a eery tame pluteigtoond, oh which are erected coo> capi tal stare.l, mews, mitliontsc. tad Stabiles, Ire to Messrs. Jobs tool Petcr•Ealyert, 3roorws, for 40 711111, fieell 1.1111-cal, ISUY, with a rtnroatit to eateiol the 11411 MC two ariA a hut yeses beyond that time. lats. comprises a most eapilial sad salatantis/ rasp of brick awl well-timbered building% isljoiniug Lot 1, the pro perty of John V.ckrris Taylor, Eat subject only tithe Ili on& round-rest of al. pet ,norm. Held for • term of Ai yeals,v. mating eight days, Lon, Lady day last, or the ,mink value of 001. To he vie...A, by titbit., Mate davit previous to the ode ; printed' Particulars any be had of lir George 117 re bolt cit•r, BlocLinao-strret, South.ark :at nal a''s (UN.. hens,: of Mr Smith, Witkisor, and at his House, %o ti Near Itrwid-street, City. TIVRNHAM-GREEN TERRACE . I.EASE OF A SMALL COMFORTABLE HOUSE, AND Tint NEAT FURNITURE AND EFFEC I'S By Mr. SQUIBB, Oa the Frasier% ea raipAr, the tad icstaat , at new' . . _ by order oithe F.seccoia, AHE VALUABL E LEASE (i.e•enteen of which are saripired, at a moderate Rent) of a rm. convenient and flesh-aide DR I:LUNG-HOUSE, aerreat,:, , menet d from the high road Am good chanila r•, tan dressine-romata, a dining-room, pertaner, two Ilitchei4, and ciiiirenient otter% with a ;ankle in hunt and - house behind, late the residence and property of Mr. WI( - LIAM TONGI: E,, &erased Ott the same Diy will he SOLD by AUCTION, tle Item mod genuine lIOLSEHOLD FURNITURE awl EFFECTS. The House may be rimed six days preceding the sale, the rorniture on Thuniday, the 3ld, a hen Particulars and Ca tulnviei may be loot on • the Premises; at the Unchuf Turnhaut•greess; Psruns, Brentford ; lisp's Arm, Keu siucto• • of Robert Harhor , Esq. No. a,, Item Tempi.- taw ; a nd of Mu Squibb, at his 4relit Rees% borille-pmen'• S.ilk-row. H ER LEO R DS HIRE By Mr SQUIBB, At Garraway's Caffers-bomm an THURSDAY. Ike 13th Day of 4 ictobee, I SW, at Twelve seCtiodt, 4 very valualtle fREEIIOLD ESTATE, in 1-1. the County of Herd/red, comprising the Maser and Royalty of HAMPTON-COURT, the Anrieut Nhortien Sc with accommodation for a large familyloitiis the A:cis, eardrum pleurae pounds, part, the home farm, water rain, lake, and tisk rondo; picturesque cottages. groves' sooJs and plantations, highly orname.d m ed with ti ber, clinnly oak ; comprising upwards of tsetse hundred statute arms of sees rich arable, meadow pastor,. ordure. hop ground. sad wood Mad ttythe free), tieLglitta4 situate in • neautiful cuasetm, tire miles distant from the hot oil% of Leominster, 11111 W fr.. 111 the Cit\ of Hereford, and une hun dred and thaty-the from London To be ries ed, by t otos only: or nn applieation to Mr. Tanner, at the Stesar.fs boon., iu Haarlem-Court Park, "Ir wbvin printed Particulars may be had ; also nt the New loos Hereford; the Hop Pule lon, Wortcstcr ; a 2 Garrawity's Coffee.house; of Edward Boodle, Fsq Lower Brook-street ; and of Sir. ( kridge, No. 47, Lamina; • hen • plait of the ttstate army be mew LONDON Piked by G. D 11.VIPION. 19. Old t 3 .11.c.m1, Cal ey-street, sod published at the Herr. No. 1 - ,, Rack a St. (71cout-4t'.. jrarrit, Strand, by J. tt HITE, uf &awe place.—Vroon, lice. for HO. , Paper. scot to the (Alice" 4ipst paid„ k did) attended to. r 0 '4 11 ft? LI uW PIN at I) •• np • ' - Fp 1. •an roa rs ad I V 3 .•a otoi Nal Soil U Pre nel Pk IRr • 1 in sal foe Pe' ti laa lei ,t 4 CI