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LAM INTATMCZNCL COURT OF KING'S BANCO, WgßweerAT.lluyi S. 1. • 'SW fa iV :Sittig afl 4 ott S .1 u , . Me Croft sat two! Owes dtsisas* -,l causes; but no vat ut i auy iutereet GO of arm vurre.ti OLI) BAILEY,' JUICE 7. James Porsyve4 latiscteillfoobigany. Ilia trial was it oext Sessions, on account of the ab tu.t• of a material witaesb. The Priaouer Was ad- mittrd to losilo Ifirin;rsl Abrahams, wail in listed for stealing, on lath of April boa, at silk uswirrella,ithe property 4.;alerrift, Esq. . vi lt • uopearanil Irons the evident* of Mr. Cale M 4 4 .4. khetzhoPrisouer went to the Prose ingackville-street with two wiiieh, he said, he hack brought iloo. , uta. aad deneaudiol *I. While the arr- V. •:,r3 One down to the butler, with the music, took the unibrellsotAf of • hook in the aiol ran °Cwith it. He try pursued The Jury found the Prisoner Guilty. .inir Covey . was indicted fur stealing a. table arid a piece of pickled pork from the shop of F„, clitesessimiger, in Quc'elt-street , titcp racy. articles acre found on the Prisoner. Geary. Mary Evans was found pally of %telling several articits, h n pioperty of Elizabeth liilsop, at her house in Olri-.erect. Peter Joao:, a carpenter, was indicted by Samuel Picks, fur stealing two planes; the Prisoner was found guilty, and sentenced tostand in the pillory, ilea- the Adam and Ere, Tottenham Court-road. Williams Lowe was indicted for stealing a port msntrau, the property of John Alacnainata, Esq. Ooe of Mr. Nlacnaluara's servant* said, that he packed up, on the izith of April, some wearing ap parel, the property of his master, in the portman teau, which was put in a chaise that wall btooding at his master's ,lour, in Dorminstou-street, Paramus square; his inviter was going to Newmarket, and had Nil the chaise to p.up Stairs to fetch his great coat. William Lim and lion Robinson, two Life Guaeds-inca, stopped the Prisoner with the articles mentioned in' the indictment, the Jury found the Ehsabet .ilarloto was indicted for stealing a coat and waistcoat, the property of Mr. Hope, at his house in Grervillc-street, liutton-garden. The principal IVitiles was a little girl, eleven years await ilia old, who, ufter being told the na ture of an oath, said she saw the Prisoner enter the house witnout any bundle, and saw her ge out with one, when she gave the alarm, and the Prisoner was pursues! and taken. The Jury retuned a verdict of Geary, but re corn mended the. Prisoner to mercy, on account of her lilting a young child at her breast. Joseph Pips was indicted fur stealing some horre-hair, the property of Thomas Holmes. Pete,- Manor, an officer belonging to Worship street other, stated, that on the 2itil of May last, he was passing Sl.oreditch, and observed the Pri soner, who was unloading a, waggon of horse-hair and rage, at the door of - the Prosecutor. He saw the Prisoner secrete some of it iii the tiltof the wag gon, and informed the Prosecutor. The Prisoner was found guilty. His master, in whose employ he bad been for a twelve-montli, gave him an excellent character, and said he would retake bum into his employ. Pri soner was thereto' e ti ned oat :tilling, and discharged. Thomas SharlaA, a genteel yuang man, was indicted for stealing two pair of women's shoes, the property of Thomas Stevens. It appeared that the Prisoner had six months ago paid Pro secutor 201. as a premium to perfect him in the business, for which lie was to have his board and Lodging for eighteen menthe. On the 10th of April last, Mrs. Stevens perceived him going out with some shoes tied in a handkerchief. Ile was taken to a Magistrate, and his master offered to forgive the Prisoner, if he would surrender his in dentures, a Inch sia. done. The Prison,T had a number of creditable wit nesses to his character.--Nut Guilty. The next boxing match is fixed for Saturday next; Durherry, the unsuccessful opponent of Yousg Belcher, on Epsom Downs, a few weeks since, Luring hecii matched for sti guineas, to fight • mau who recently catered the list of pugilists by the ap pcliation of the Seals Baker, on that day. The !faker has had two snecessibl combats hitely.--- On tiaturduy evening last, the Glaigow Mail was overturned between Barnet and Welwyn ; the guard was lil,eil on the spot, and the coachman severely hurt. There were two ladies and a gen tleman passengers: one of the former dislocated her shoulder, the other escaped unhurt, aud the gentleman experienced a trifling injury. The following are the circumstances under which the French obtained pa:e:worm hf Bam boo' :—On the kith February, about 10,000 of their troops arrived in the vicinity of that city. The Crainandiug Officer applied to the Gover nor of The place for passports for % aleutia, where, it way pretended, lie meant to precool, but first requested that the men aught atop a day or two at ll:neaten' to refresh themselves The gates were opened to the Free Omen; they received a hearty welcome, all the 'housekeepers vying with each Other in slievri theta hospitality. At the end of three days . excrete WIN imatea, and . the whole of tie, fenorh troops -,appemed iu marching order qoAte parade. The ,popalatien of the plaee Rimini,' to, talc their.lesee of their friends..-but what was their astunisitinent when they perceived thi Frenchmen divide, one half taking their route to the Citadel, of which they took posseesion; and the other to Fort Moujui, on the summit of the Intl, v. hid' commando the town I This place .being garrisoned by limAi Spaniards, . they were tiered to March out, to wake room fors their friends f the Commandant replied, that him ! must first wait the iustructions of his Government, but that,, in the meets time, the French troops should be amply provided with every tiling. The French Commander rejoined, thut his orders were peremptory, and that he could not delay 4 mo ment in , putting them in execution. On this the quern:4.'Bor the Sitaicards were peaceably rengutet to Wew. R.l/11.r I ffy., J::Nt Thi3 inorniug, about two o'cliiitigliAe broke I out at NI Morrice's bake-house, - to' Ar. Sargesv' library. It raged with sue .k i f i : v ary, that bt:lthoiss lad communicated to 461 uckett's carp( nter's workshop, Aka. Stone's stables, and the workshop of Mr. Hudson. a painter; all of which are complorteigsfonsuuted Providentially no dwel ling-house io destroyed; orlives lost. For a length of tune it threatened Mr. Bur7ess's workshop, ware houses, Ake. which he Ims lately erected ; but al though the firs was burning nearly all rwund them, it was' prevented from commuilicatl by a sub ttantiul wall. flail his prenikes eau ht fire, the devastation must have lwen dreadful, ire the quan tity of paper, etc. would have so increased the fatty of the flames, that most probably the whole imighbourhood would have fallen. indeed. when wpvouaider that a tire could not have happened at a worse part of the town for the 'Trending of fire, it is almost miraculous that no greater damage sans I done. The inhabitants are greatly indebted to the 5341 Regiment for their exertions, A guard of them wat, placed at each engine, to prevent the accuniti latiou of the crowd, whilst others formed a line to supply the water, thus preventing that confusion winch would otherwise have happened. Mr. Duckett, the principal sufferer, is not insured. All his shops, and most of his t naber, are con sumed. Mr. Hudson's loss consists of a workshop adjni aa itt g Duckett's, in which was a large qumi tity of oil, turpentine, &c. Mrs. Stone's stables, wit:i a grout stock of buy and straw, are entirely destroy ed. NAVA MIIIIMLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 7. The Solebay frigite, 'apt. Sproule, is come up from Plymouth. Sailed the Steady, on a cruise ; and the Flyiag 4sh schooner, with dispatches for the blediter viuiean, believed to be of great importance. The it/ind from the North-West beers the out ward tiomid sonvois at Spithead. clic Belle Porde, &Waste; Speedy, Vestal, and Jamaica, are also detained by wiuds. His Majesty's ship Poiyjiiirmui is appoiuted con voy for, the West ludies.- 7 Wiad S. %t . PLYMOUTH, JUNE 5, Sailed the Se'Amy, 3 guns, Captain Sproule; and Saturn..43B glum, Capt. Broke, on a cruise. Arrived the Orestes sloop, Lieut. Lapenoticre, sad Creme 'chooser. • • JUNE 6. Passed by the Channel fleet for the station off Bret - A.—Wind N.W. TORBAY, JUNE 7. Last evening arrived from Plymouth, Admiral Gambier, in the Ville de Paris, WO guns; im mediately on his coming in sight of the ships in Torbay, under minima nd o f Rear-Admiral Sothehv, he made the signal for them to get under weigh, and to joiu the Ville de Parris, and as soon as the ships were out, Admiral Gambier made all soil to get on his station, of U chant. The ships which sailed from hence to join the Vac de Peru, are as follow :—viz. germ g•oo. Dreadnought go Arltillott 74 St. Gcorge ........ .... .. 98 Valtaut .. 74 ri. rtuue 98 Arrow id Tunneut 80 Eutreprcnftitte... ...... to ...__. .. I;tve p.ra.—.The fleet ere now ret urning. Remains the Lord Coe/ire:le hired armed brig. —Wind S.S.W. blows Lord. PALMOUTR, JUNE S. Arrived this evenin; the Prince Ernest packet, Petre, with Mails from Jamaica, forty-one days awe. The Princess Amelia packet was going into Port Royal as the Prince Ernest came out. The fleet were to sail sin the following day, under con voy of the Arethusn and Wolf The former of which has on board two millions and a half of (tel lers. The packet saw, on the 19th May, in lat. 34. 48. N. long. 52. IS. West, a convoy, supposed to be the homeward-bound Leeward bland Fleet. On the 09th May, in lat. 45. 4. N. ion. 45.5. spoke the Amelia, with 29 sail under convoy, for Quebec ; and on the 31st May, in lat. 45. 30. N. long. 22. West, spoke the Triton, and ship Miriam, from Gibraltar, bound to Quebec. Passengers per the packet are Lieutenant-Ge neral Sir Eyre Coate, Lietitetinnt.Colonel Walsh, Major Emus. sod Captain 11 lathy, of the Royal Navy. DrAL. JUNIL 7. Soileil through the Downs fat Wilding, for the Cape of Cooti Hope. mice OF STOCKA YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 943 per rect. Ralaarti doi 91 9 • per Coot. .. Ssii long Annuities Imperial 3 per QUA. 6B Oioniumi India Bonds... AMC la. piano. Farbequer Rills English Lottery Tickets Counts for T. BIER, Bauek-Ikuker. 80. 4, Cronhill, sad 9, irbariog-cress. COAL-MARKET, Jti x a a. Mitre at Marble. Soh!. Peke. iip;.Nerstaidie 1• .... 433. 93. a 333. ad. DEATH Yester.lay morning, in consequence of the measles baviog Iwo"gilt on a consumptioa, Miss Ann Hatcitarti, fourth child of Mr. Mitcham!, of Piccadilly. MLA WATER, THIS DAY, AT IiAnIDON-BRIDlig Mum ♦a..ots, show ..3 Eves. 5.... Milt. after.. 3 SALE BY AUCTION. SUPERB CHINA, INCLUDING A COMPLETE TABLE SKRIf IC V. OF THE REAL DRESDEN, THE A DSO ' LCTI.: PROPERTY OF A MAN OF FASHION. 1. By Messrs. ROBINS, At their Spacious Itosins, Piazra, Coveut-Garden, as WED NESDAY NEXT, at Twelve, ASlaNtiti LA RIX tine and very complete TA BLE SERVICE of the real Dresden; dessert ser vices, tact ,beautifully painted ; elegant tea sad coffee equi pages. richly (nit awned and jointed ; dejeune caps and sau cer*, eaudle eintillestieks, vases of 1/11601111 desigus, emptiaileloptlintr.l; a .th • variety of very beautiful china, both useful and 0. uatnental ; also, about isoo sheets of fine Cullen paper he viewed t.. u dais prior to the Sale, and Catalogues had iu Cacest-Liscdea. •sAtts-insit* fittertort" * . • , AN EXCELLENT . c A c kt • k org Off WOMOUNIP) PROPfiIITY. tlylVasrei Noßffk.g, Al tlt!it *inapt's bootie, etareatiGgraittittllft _ DAY and TO-MOSBOW, at Twelve's?(loci. i t GENUINE Coat-Mimi 6113 N it EDEELVIEI) lA. PROPERTY ; consisting of J variety of 'boding plate; fine sold,silver, and metal u Aches ;ditto, iu huutius rears; brillitierear-rings, rings, pins, lockets, t Racy frvellery, gold chains and scale, double and silq;!si cuus and pistols.pianis of fine Irish; trroch cambric inuAnis, table cloths, alica ing, elegant black and white lace veils, pelisses; and cloaks ; a large quantity of the heat superfine cloths; Lashes mid Getitkhiett's wearing apparel; table and bed liuta, bed furni ture*, curtains, silk and cuttou hose, carpets, treks, prints, &c. the property of the following Prienbcolters, vet i'it'ccr, Huaudaditcb Barker, Ilulbevo itetteswurtb, Crumblier.- alley ; Crouch, Lore-street ; Davidson, Skinuer-simett'; Do bler, • Chmiug-crusa ; Gordon, St. Marifii`alins; Itntblinost-place ; Melton, Wastutinster-row ; Sy wade, Illonnioutts-street ; Turuer, Brewer-street ; Wadmorc, Tut teuham-couri•rord ; mad Wintleur,r•Mineries : pledged in mouths to June. 1507, ierlusivc. May be viewed, and Cataloittes had at the Rooms. INCOMIIE OF TWENTY SIX AMNON, srcitz.ED VrON DRURY-LANE-THESTAN. Rs Messrs. ROBINS, At their Spseis , tslissess, Nom, 9watt : wiles, es MON- LAY N EIT, at fwelvc. o'Ciock. A N Original suuscluvrioN L.SuOSHARE / IL of the 'Meat', Boyd, Drury-hut., entitling the Pos te:4.°r to au Annual Innsine 0(1.46, for it ni:.ety years, and a fi ce admission fOr the Awl' term. Pau t icuLas suaibe had sit days priur to tbs We, is Co vent-prdeu. CAPITAL LA/ bi DON PARTILW..AR MADEIRA, FINE CRUSTED OLD PORT ANN Si I LARY. fly Nam. ROBINS, At their Spacious Rowse, Maas, Ceiveuti, , srden, as MOW DAY NEXT, at Twelve, 13 T TY-FIV E DCYLEN of si rignlarly-fi ',wired LONDON PARTICULAR MADIIIRA, that has beau meliorated by the voyage; 411 dozen very ties Crusted Old Port; and 36 doers remarkably fiat-ilavoured Old Sherry ; the whole of which are of a superior devour. Samples of each may be bed till the side by applicattuu to Mews, Rubies, Voveat•garden of s'aum sole, may be had three days prior to the LI PICOLIII-1 NN-P !ELIA. DISTINGUISHED LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, IN PERFECT ORDER, WEER lIIMEDLLTE POSSES SION. by Mums. ROBINS, At their Spacious Room, nista ' Covent.gartlen, on MON DAY NEXT, at Twelve o'clock, militia previously dis posed of by Private Contract, iSINGULARLY Elegant LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, abusadiag with conveniesins, and all necessary attached and detached uthi es, warm mad cold baths, &c. delightfully situate on the South side of Lin culu's-inti-ficlils. The Premises have been recently aiadisr nized and beautified at a considerable expense, sit coutaisi suites of two and three well- propurt inner) rooms (41 each Boor, on the principal story, sat ale gait at ing room, with a bow opening to a balcony and veranda, 3 t feet by a; , mid a hock drawing room with Itandovt r ; the dining parlour and libra ry in proportion, and the lower offices numerous and com plete ; held fur a ter ,u miss) years, at a low mot. The appro priate furniture stud effects to be taken at • fair valuation. May be viewed from ten till two, with tickets un!x , which, with printed particulars, may be bad of Messrs. Rubino, Covent-garden. TO FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, SMITHS BRASS ♦NI) COACH FOUNDERS, CABINET-MAKERS, Sce. By Altman. ROBINS, On the premises, ou 111.1 N DAT NEXT, and five following days at Twelve o'Clock, by direction of the Articles% very extensive acrd elegant STUCK of GOODS in thekbove . brauches, and in the highest preservation ; a mariner piece of mutt inism, intended as a model fur stags representation, the prverty of 511. Richard lost, futmishing ironmonger, &c. stb.nerbpt, aebli house and manufactory, Nu. I in, Lung-Acre; consisting iternodein height steel, japanued mid cast item raglans :And mbrolooodo f excellent wind-up kitchen ranges, smoke and wield- mil gunny handsome bright steel fenders, and polished faretirous, pe destal and vase stores, • very extensive assortmsnt cf kitchen furniture, in copper, cast and wrought trots, this k tin, etc. A great variety of japanned sell plated geed% fashionable tea and codes urns, tari.cian bell lamps Ind lan terns, with patent burners, a capital iron-door and taunt, three feet two inches n ide, and six feet two inches high. The working beds mud fixtures, which will lie sold !lie lust day, consist or a capital draw bench, eir,bteitu feet long, with double-power, pateut chain, large east fly wheel, excellent noising lathes and tools, long work benches with drawers, and several vices, newly new, two-fly presses and dyes, a stamping pfess, two large double forges, with patent tire. irony ' bellows, and lead pipe, three anvils and blocks, three small forges, and meltilig furnace, with impleuients **cast ing, a great variety of metal, lead, and wood patterns, au ex pence having been spared in ntakiug and selecting the Willie, • large gnautity of smiths' and brass-founders' forge and bowl, working tools, new and useful iron an excellent market tilt ed cart, and set of keenest, • two-wheeled truck, cosine, with leather pipe, hoses, breach, tc. complete, by Hadley, and numerous other articles. May be aimed ou Eriday and . Saturday preceding, and each nooruiug of sale, 'be, catalogues may be had oa the premises, and of Mews. Robins, Covent-gardee. A SELECT COLLECTION OF PICTURES, INCLUD ING SEVERAL OF GEORG F., MORLANDS HIGH LY-ESTEEMED PAINTINGS. By Means. ROBINS, At their Spacious Rourke, Piasrm, Covent-Arden, as SATURDAY, the nth iusti.nt, at Twelve o'clock, ASelect Collection of Geoliine PICTUILES, amongst which will be found sense rare subjects hour the ancient sad modern Schools, including scvcral Pictures by Gcorge Mircland, and painted in his Lest days, and for particular friends. May be viewed on Friday procedrog, and Cataloging Lad at tie ROMP. MANORS AND L.TATF..st UN THE COUNTY OF DEVON. Ry Messrs. ROBINS, At Oseraway's Cutlet louse, 'Chang'-alley, Cairohill, on THURSDAY, the slit of July, at Twelve o'Clock, la Two or more Lots, mule's previosely disposed of by vale Contract, THE very Valuable and Extensive MANOIt and ESTATE of ASHIVATEK, etkerwisis P.SSE WATER, is the several parisht s of Aslnnate, Virginstemo, Rroadwoodwidgeu, Liftws, and Werriugton is the county of re Devonshi ; consisting of 4,atio acres or thereabouts, of good arable, meadow, pasture, and woodland, iu several i arms and Tenements, of the annual valet of fowl. and upwards, now held by tenants under leases respectively determinable un the deaths of use, two, or there lives, at couventionary rents amninting to the annual earn of 12s. ur thsrelbutits, and also subject to (MINIM awl heriota; also the timber En, in on the said several forms and estates, end a hid, is reserved to the I tool in the abut,,-turntioncd &eases. Also the very valuable and compact MANOR aud P.S TATf. of BRADFORD, in tie several parishes of Brad. ford mid Pyrworthy, in the county of Devonshire , consist lug of 3st acres, or thereabouts, of capital arable, meadow, pasture, mad woodland, is several Farms sod Tenements, ow dir leaves sespoctirely determinable on the death u‘ see, two, end three lives, at convcationary rents, amsuutin; to the animal sum of 131. 17$. lid. ur tberea!routs, and subject also to est-tuts capons and aiSO the timber groan': oar the said several lot-mentioned Evros and estates, uud a bich is reserved to the lard is As last-inentrosied le mess. Printed Pa:titulars tatty be had, thirty days is-14v to she Sale, of Messrs. INA** and Deady, Solicitors, Dream's-sodd ing', Chancery-Eine ; of Messrs. (;allett and (:oastratt, Circa*, Exeter; Mr. George Gould, jaa., Laud-innerly, Crest, aver Oakhan.l.t..n, Devon ; of Messrs. Rohm, Cs weatiardes ; at aq the Paiscipal loos is the nei,;hbutar hood of the 11;iso, s. Applications fur iewing the Maurice sod Estates easy be mode to Mr. Gould, and of Oar property nay be seen at News. Dose mind I.ia&dy's eftite, sad its Cusentiaidea. - • f ..14us Dl' AUCTON. ......_ .. t . inviez, Of ELEGANT PLATE, INCLUDING A PROPUSIONOF GILT ARDCHAIIED ARTTELES, THE LATE PROPERTY Of A FOREIG N AM BASSADOR OF DISTINCTION. • By Messrs. ZIOBINS4 At their Spacious Emma, Piazza, Gaut-Gardirs, GU TUES. DAY, Jaae 14, at Twelve o'clock, SPCIENDID SERVICE of 'PLATE, con lixisixcsbout six Thuniand maces, tbe late Pro perty of s Fureigii Ambassador of iiistinctioo, comprising tureens and covers, ■ complete service of duties and plates, epergne, ice pails, and mantillas to corrcspund, candlestkke mid branches, clued ditto, larva and tanbonr•!s and waiters, rie►ly amid, tea and coffee unrs, cruet frames, dish crimes and lamps, sauce boats, chased tea-canisters, table-spoons and furks, superb •Hoer-gilt oinaments for perfume, a magadicent arid crystal sacramental vase, gilt knives, fairks, and spoams, together w.th a casket of euurptnotis ;eivellery. The • bole may be viewed two days prior to the Sale, and Catolagari bad in Covent-garden. LARUE, 1':l1N1E, AND VALUABLE l'OL:k PArgit• By Mr. BURTON, TO-MORROW, Jane in, Ise& at Eleven sOClssek, on the Premises, No. lu, Walbrook, ACAROL Valuable, and Prime STOCK or PAPER; including several hundred reams of fools cap, thick and thin purl, put, deniy, copy, printing royal, double eruwn cartridge, royal and lumhea hand, i m p er i a l bag and Kentish asp, &c. Le. To be viewed on Tuesday, and tforning of Sale; and Ca talnvits had on the Premiers; and of Ur. Bortun, No. to, Cort,hill. ' b. BOTHER' by 1.1:1:.:H 'SaoLerner% si their house, Nu. 1411, Strand, opposite Catherine-street, THIS DAY, Jame 9, and two following day., at Tot6o o'Clock' AVALUABLE awl Elegant Collection of ROOK; selected with superior judy,:neut awl taste ; away of which we un large paper, and humid in Morocco and tinsels leather. Being • Portion of the Library of a very didioguishi 41 Collector, brought Prow Leis scat in Wdt third. Among which are, C!lteedifis Coolies .) sr oda. au original coloured set ; Wheler's JoUreey into Greece, large paper, blue Tsukey ; Bentham's Ely, a ith MS. Notes, by Mr. Cole; 'Reser The:dm:as Scol:rz Rowels; Holy Bible, published by Macklin, fast impressions Sin•lcspeare, pub -1 p ished by Boyden, proofs, Lear au,: roan plates ; Guerra:o's Etchings, by Durtuluni, proof . I,olpr:osier:a ; Norden's Trove:so:rig:sal edit in French, large paper; Duke of Orleans's gems, 2 vols. large paper, Morocco • Paintings in the Baths of Titus, original edifies ; Houbraen's Heads, large paper, Russia; Tbomson's Srasons, with Hamilton's Desipis se whit, orrid in Morocco; Thosison's Seasons, Proud: and Etchings to ditto, unique; BorceroueMeinuotes de la France, Morocco; Gibbo n's Rome, jhots. Morocco, the Antlioi's own copy ; Genonde's HeihM", by Johnsoa, Russia ; Navi gation. de Nicoley, pl..tos after Titian, coloured; Pl:lur ches Dryad' et W4ttanlpith, to vols. Russia; Hereelotlar Grouovii, large Yager;' with many others eqoally To be v 'Z'oomairrow, and Catalogs:ea to lie now lied at they! sate. E NT V 4.1.141, WITH LAND, isi.Ewurn H. • • Sy Mr. HATES, • At Conaway's Crieethunie, 'Clisinge-alk7,TO-MORROW, Jane to, at °ire, AN elegant IrIIEIIOLD VILLA, adjoining to Twickenham-park, and commanding a beautiful View of Richniimd-bridge and 1101; it consists of en excel. out Howie and nearly twelve Acres of Lend, divided into Plvasare-groand and Pasture, well wooded, a six stall stable with loft and roots over, and coach-house fur three cur dirges. Great part of the house has been lately built, and thu eon llowoughly repaired, and contains on the graced Rout a large eiftrance-hall and staircase, breakfast parlour, drawing. roans 30 feet by to, and dining-parlour which three meats /rest the rimy, a best besl.euoni, direasirg-urea, small pautg,wster-clueet, and back-stairs, on the first fkor aaelegakieVady'r drowintratien, commanding a lac pmspeot u Nakinusid Garden. three hest bedevionis, a dressing rpote,Lll two water-closets; on the attic story, two large Reit garrets, The Offices are vary convenient..+ q i it hi r mem Land was manured last year at a cuas;deratile eemidition Hy the side of the Wier Isla Tense. Within an Iron Railing, and tbe a hole of the Premises are inclosed a Ali a high Fauna; fitted uVinditindied in a style of elegant neatness, and suitable for knismily of Rank. Flu ticulan are preparing, tied may be bad in a few days of Mr. Mote; Wellibelerstreet. imacotoritu), BUCKS.—IALLHOLD aSTATE. TWENTY-THREE MILES FROM LONDON. By Mr. BATES, At GonowafoCoirse-isustaa, on WEDNESDAY, Juno 15, at Out., in • Lots. _ _ 4 TOT 1.-4 m ain oatdesir able and genteel REST- S DENCE., with Gardens, °Mee' of every description, situate in the broad and beautiful village of Ileurenstichl, Roche, aw meth admisori for its dry and healthful wituation, and out km so for de select neighbourhood, abounding with field sports, ouel embracing every advantage fur conveyaime to and from limo, almost every hour. This chit:anise little lilLete is suirusinied by the beautiful domains of his Grace the Doke of Purstrock, throutAi wbixh are, Ey pririiissiou delightful rides, sad the vast estates of Mr. Donal, aii:l Mr. Waller. house comprises an excellent entrance hall, a large dining parlour, with communicatiois to • baudsome hewed breakfast roues, looking titer a beau. tlful garilea, a hew di awing room (also looking °ter the gar deia,) nn wretilent stain-rise leading to a bow library ON'er breakfast room, R ;ante bow bed room over the drawing rowan, and two other hest bed rooms and assets and dinar servants' rooms over, with a communication to ;sundry and offices by a separate staircase. The offices consist of • ; good housekeeper's room, • kitchen adjoinine, footman's pantry, haslet, store closet, wise and beer cellars, out of fices, brew-lionse, wash-house, coach-house ' threostalkd stable, with good loft and suss& room, • Lanibeene plea sure and kitchen garden, combining pleasure sodprolit, wills a ecunninnicatimi to a 1a.,, across which is situated Lot 11. very eligible foe layitg to Lot I. The above premises err frevhoW, very aubetantial, sell-huilt, of the most erspi.,:t shit appearance. On lease to Dr. Ferris, which expires in Christmas neut. The bonne and offices arc titled up and finished Is a first rata style el tlegauce,ard very recently:lit a great expense, formiug n deliglifid residence fie • genteel family, or • man of a fuskoni. Lot 11.—Is Taro FREEHOLD COTTAGFS, opposite the hack of the Genies, with 'sack* and orchard IsT can e! teat lard, about one acre, with barns and enw-house, Trey desitaiile fur adding to Lot I. fur coacisyard, stable, kitehmerrilen, be. re eke. Lot 111 :••••111 Two FREEHOLD MEADOWS. about -1 quarter of a auk front the first and second Lot, in n high state of cultivation, containing about eight acres and a half. Lot rAkm, within a smarter of a ante of the Church, .it arras, i rood, 14 perches, of lireekild pa— rtris amd arable laud, with cottages, ham, at. There an• six hielo..tirts winds a ring fence, he.risided be agreeable Lanes; Spui lite over a plewiirm and bent ill ronotry, with cm-eller. t roads, acute's! neighbourhood, and good water the above chant tserity-thres seiks flow Loatioti. a e , tmatiou rousidesed purricislaily well thorned to pipet: a villa, colt Age, or Ape on. Abut one thousand didere.rs shrubs and tress planted on this Item ahaut the u years niece, and lase new or • tiourishing state, with a few umber s enors To he ciea. J, with lent.. of the Tenants, by reference to Mr. Bate e, No. :,, t`. elto•ek.street, Cavendish-square; 1 no tion. The Land-tax rs redeemed. The Premises we •11 goof repair, relay linuctre.l pounds havisk hero recently ex pun Ji.ti ou diem. James Rolfe is in possession of the laud, M hick la iu exceltent cotolition possession of which may he had inune.liatvly, upon payment of the valuation of the crops. •-- - - - - LON : Print-NI by G. D tVIDSON, No 19, (Ed Elossell-euert, Casey-step/I, and published at the (Mee, NO. ' ltat.t. of St. Clement's Church, Strand, LI J. WHITE, nine place.—Orders, kr for this Psprc, sat Iv the Otrice, (poet pull), will be duly attended to. .1, 4.1 CIS