The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-06 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY, JtLI- 4. CM!) Attmocit. SWUM Barrow:was brought to the bar, indicted for killing and flaying her female bastard child. . Charlotte Bridge said, that she was hour' -maid to Mr. Plastow, of Pall-Mall, :tad the Prisoner came to her master's boosts in the capacity of cook-maid, on the 3d of Febrnary last. A short while after her arrival, lithe thought her sides looked more plump . than those of a virgin, and being her bed-follow, ac vaned I..‘r of bring with child, which she denied.-- Upon the 23d of May, Susan was taken very ill, and the witness went to an apothecary's shop, fur the purpose of procor;ng some medicine for her : she returned, and foetid Susan on the privy, who do sired her to cub her back with it, for she had com plained of a pain there: she then returned to her work. This happened about eight in the morning.— She soon after returned to the back area, and, look. 1 ing into the privy, perceived Susan standing erect, and tho floor was much discolonrcd. She de4red her to come up stairs, lest she should catch co!d.--- She ran into the house to brill some linen, and, re turning, found her still in an privy, .and, going into her, heuid a tall cry. She screamed out, " Oh, my Cod ! Su s an, I he-tr something." Susan bade her not Le ftigl.tened. there was nothing the matter; however, she ran into the house, and re turning n ith a light !coked into the privy, and taw the he; of a child. She ran again into the house, and alarmed a y oung man who was porter, and returned back to the area. SuAn was at that time taking the child ont of the dust-hole, it seemed almost &fillet% and NI ac covered with dust. She was holding it between her hands, with its feet hanging down. She ran ;pin into the horse to fetch so:no thing, and coining back she did not find Susan. She called nut, " Susan, %%here are you i'' she answer ed lam here." She was standing in the cool cyllar, with her baby in her hand, rolled like a bath Fie ran upstairs and told her mistress, who desired her to cause ''.t1%311 to come up stairs. She ran down stairs, and found her crming up. Her mistress de sired her to go to bed, which she refused to do, un less that she had the child with her. A person was sent for to dress the chid and take care of the mo at% Thy child lived until one o'clock. She search ed her trunk for some linen for the mother, hut found no brAw- clothes. Upon the next morning she was alone in the room with Susan, and asked her N$ h y she had tone so rash a deed ? she answered, that she did not intend to do so until that morning, anti then she Lad up her mind. Mrs. Oakley :las dispatched by Dr. Battey to dresi the chid at 'sr. l'ias:on's, and found it wrapped in fa!!tel, she handled and washed it. The child was ryiii; and blelxling at the nostrils. It lived for four Itocrs. 'Flier. tt err , two small bruises on the child, Ltit it seemed to eie from the bletding FA the nose. The child cme to the is cull a month before its time. Dr. Fa:lf7nn, a rrati-ir.idwire, sai(!., be exar.i , iNl the ehial :a Mr. r",astc..v'ti! it m...; bleeding ~ I . pr.;!nzely at the nostrils. fie saw no particolar ma. k of 'co. fence ill:on it to eroasion ifs death. It nail received injury is co - rittg Lilo the wer!d: an" a small Vein Itolo ,1:•g to the brain had been b. rst by the pressure of child-I:irth, n111(.11 pccasioned the ble,llitig at the nos.. : this hlt.eding was tho cause of its death. It appoared that this unfortnnate cretuttri , had fallon done stairs about a fortnight b.'fure the ‘23d of May, from the t.‘p to the button) of mie flight of steps, hich might bin' ocr.slcitell its coming suede 11, to the world before its onlinppe mother had leisure, from her sitration as a servant, to make preparation to re ceive it. The witnesses were cress-examined on beklf of the Pribouer with great ingenuity and ability by Mr. ALLEY. The RECORDER summed np the evidence to the Jury, and remarked, that the confession of inten. Canal mursier, rested upon the authority of one wit stv4s, who appeared more ready to indulge her curio aitx. than to assist the throes of the unfortunate wo man. At the time, too, when that confession was !made, the child was living ; and, according to . the evideree of one of the other witnesses, it died quiet ly, without any apparent struggle from the injury of 'wounds. The whole evidence was laid before them, and their own judgment would direct them to a ver dict. The Jury, after deliberating some time, retnrned a verdiet z lincliug the Prisouer Guilt" of Mansiaugh ler. The Rrconotn told thrm, it could not be Man slaughtur, because it runt have either proceeded from a wilful cause, or must Lave been the effect of ccci dent.—Tlte Jury thea, without further hesitation, acquitted the ni:oner. BOW...STREET .•—•-•—W Al LUMEN e---SatUrday AIM'S CC owner of a n berry, was char , - rs ed with re fusia to take Mr. Middleton as a fare in his boat, on the St;th of June, from Strand-lane, and was coa victed in the penalty of les. mid costs.—Nalkuniel _Hudson, the owner of another wherry, was also charged by the same Prosecutor for a similar refusal qms the same day, and at the same place, and was con- Nicted in the like penalty and costs. A Coroner's Inquest was taken on -Monday last, t Oshourubv, near FulkingLam, ea the body of a saran named Thomas Page. The deceased was a pau per belonging to the parish of Silk Willoughby, but Iwo e'lesing to stay in the workhouse, he was in the habit of strolling about from town to town, subsist ing upon the provision which he begged. It was his custom to deposit what be procured in this way be yond the immediate cravings of nature, within his shirt, next to his hotly ; and having a considerable store of meat and bread so placA, he, in the early part of the preceding week, it is supposed; feeling unwell, laid himself down in a field in the parish of Scredington,lo sleep. The meat, from the heat of ti,e weather, and of the man's body, soon becoming putrid, was struck by flies; and in a short time the maggots which were so occasioned, not only preyed upon the inanimate pieces of flesh, hut began literally to consume the living substance. When discovered on the Thursday, hundreds of maggots had penetrat ed deeply into his body. • lie was conveyed to Os bournby, and a surgeon was immediately procured, 'who dressed the parts affected ; but the sufferer died in a few hours arter. The Jury returned a verdict tfat tho tl.reascd was-=Eaten &NIA by. maggot,. •-_ . TIIE STATESMAN. STRANGE VICISATUDE OF HUMAN A 'TAIRA.— Robeh Hepburn Ker; wh6; by a late decision in the House of Peers, was found. entitled to the Dukedom of Roxburgh, and 109,0001. sterling in the funds, xi as some years ago a pauper in the city .of Kingston, Jamaica, and died there in 1808, in the hospital, and was buried at the expellee of the pariSh. Six ancient statutes have lately been discovered in one of the isles of the Archipelago, of exqnsite scnlp ture, and in the highest preservation. They were found deposited about three feet beloW the sur:ace of the earth. They have been conveyed in a British ship of war to Malta, where two German and two English collectors have offered a considerable sum for these admired specimens of Grecian eirta ; but, we understand they are reserved until due TiUtifiCa. Lion has been given of them to the several Courts in I Europe, in order to command for them the highest I price. On Saturday morning, about seven o'clock, ono of Mr. Butt's Powder Mills, at Hounslow blew up with a most dreadful explosion. Two workmen, employed in the will, who were at a short distance at the time, were knocked down, and experienced the shocking effects, but were not killed. They .were taken to St. George's Hospital. I The sentence of a Board of General Officers, late ly assembled at Chelmsford, was on Thursday read at the heed of the • regiment in that garrison, by which sentence, assanctioned by the Prince Regent, Captains Pigott, Thompson, Ford, and Leigh, and Licutenant and Paymaster Hunter, are to be re moved from the Royal Surrey Militia. A General Court-Martial is to be assembled fcr the trial of I another Officer of the said regiment. The Lords of the Treasurhave, on the represen tation cf the Bishop of Exeter, permitted 855 bushels of salt to be distributed to the poor inhabitants of the Scilly Islands, duty free, for the purpose of cur ing fish for their support in the winter season. This., supply has h.7en gistributed to upwards of two thou sand persons. _ _ _ _ . . . In the memory of the oldest inhabitants, provi sions, viz. bread, meat, and vegetables, were never so high in price in tie metropolis, at this time of the year, as at present. IVednesday morning a shocking accident happened in George-street, Plymouth. Mr. Gregory, a .re spectable young man, clerk to Mr. Field, broker, rose early, went to the water-closet, and dispatched himself with a pistol: he was found lying on the seat, with his head almost blown off. IMPROVEMENT ON ACTIONS FOR CRIM. CON.—The last Paris Papers contain a trial of a female for adul tery. She was sentenced to a twelvemonths' imp:- sonmeut, and her paramour, who was tri'd her, to one month's imprisonment. What line do ings for the lawyers I SALES. A singularly elegant modern Villa Ranks of the Thames. By Messrs. no i; I N ti, At the Mart, opposite the Ilaiik, .NION DA Y, July 13, ut Twe ' ASINGULARLY elegant Freehold and Copy . viLLA, structure, Siting: awl :tore. - n noble appear:llWe fr ,, m the %%Mei*, runt It 1 10 ; 1 for six horses. v. ailed kitclien ertraell.deligh'f" ll ` "I'4 ;he extrelllS' e , o l of UPPer Mall, 1137-Lners:riin, comaininl;ng ex tensive sieves lit Ibe Thame., and the ople , .ite rich sLellery.— The Re•idence is in all r-speets suited to 4 Family of contains six best be.l-rooms, two dre.sing-roonr , and el dig, a noble saloint,:a f ee t 9 in c hes by Is fret ,) me:ies, ti"es!letts alining-roam, 4 25 fret by I; feet itichrr, fast-room, tnurint , g-rmnts,'staily, cold-hathi the principal roe °' olteolttg, by Coining sabiles, to the pleasure-gioniuls and ter rare. protected Go. the River by *ton t% in .air th!2 borne-tit .:Are., of superior kind, capital it iill-.1 kitchen. g-ir dm, fully (-reeked, t.rapery, eL c. with nuinerea.c.:tivenieuce.. May be viewed till the SAC, MA 11:1,1 Ira the ; Jelikias%, Pack har-e, Turnhant-;,reen ; C mond ; and of slesars. Rubies, Covent-garrivii, where to pla.i And t levation miv 'teen. highly de-iroble Fice ii I I Farm ttiol Tahr.ftre anti Liind-tax Redeemed, at Enfield, within nine mile, London, bifin.kled by t!.e New Ricer, and admilably taitulated for as advantageous investment. ' By Alt.s,n. 12011 INS, At the Auction Mart, oppo:ite the fank, 11ON DAY, July 13, tit 'ruche o't7lock, A VALUABLE and very &,irable FREEHOLD consi,tior a a II •NI%-t•rectrd %cry ,tilAtati ail well-built Coll;le.CEm-liiitbe, with cap iitil barns, and :di regitkite building', mid 'ONE RUN !MEI) ANO . Foirrv-vi vE A r.s of reusarkohly * ' 1;;;;!tire, mid Arable L: ml, in a ring fence, mid in the higlici4 :tate ofroltiyat ; bounded on t:,e one iide by Cie New River, runt hat. in froilta i •e ~ 1 let on the iti. h road from Enfield to Pouler 4-elf d;L t on lea,• to ripoitsihle tenant, fur a term of totive )rois, at a low rent of HUNDRED POUNDS PER. ANNUM; - hut det,•mtileible by the pw.clia,er upon a moderide comppncp. tiro a couNicieranie hwome mat he nntkiiialett front a of I lti. I:smte for the p,:,•posr, of naillinz, 4 e..1 fur it hich it pe , s.Nits !he omit iny it ing siom: ioa4. ALiy he viewed 11 days pri,... to the Sale, and Particular, lia:1 on Vie Preuiiset ; the principal low at Enfield, Walthatit.cro.,, Tottenham, nul-Eilsnonton; the Antaino M trt ; and iu where a Plan of ti.e 1:4-tie mat be wen. ritiwitow withiu Our Aide of Ux• bridge,comaining ON E BUN I) it I: I) and TB lit S: ACHE'S. By Nle.ort&. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, "ppositr the liat!!:, oa MONDAY, . 1 03 13, lit Tne:ve o'Clot (Me b.+, A DESIRABLE FILEEII6LD zsTATE, vow pieaiwitiy situate :t wilt! of UV:alder, ond on CA. big!, rovid from thence to Windsor. and coo.isting of a good Fitton-house, in excelleo repair, with iwn barns, ontbling. nod all regli-ite Earns huildinfts, togeth...r with ONE HUNDRED AND TIIIRTY-ONE ACRES OF EX- CELLENT MEADOW, PASTURE, AND AIL.ADLE LAND, In a riAg ream a , •il him:, mom compact, on Lease to Mr . . Fos- Kett, a respc4.l.6,le ictatut, fora term, of which 11-3eato were unezpirett at Mirhiirlatas last, Slit - Ml:C*l' 'I'D A LOW It ENT OF TWO )11INDItED N TWO VOUNI)S, SL VIA SHILLINGS AND SIX PLN CF. Yhe i 4 tithe-free, and the lan•i.tax and poor-rates very nriderAte. The C;t••:l is very e.aitioun... iog e.ers facility tu ;he conveyance of toe produce tit the Lod e. market.. The Mate may he vit.% e 4 till the sale, permission of the Telaint, and Particulars !mil ulsu at the White Hoi.e, 11 s bri4l,;e; Castle. Wistilpur t Inns :it Beacomfi.•ld, n:11 ; the Auctiva Mars; atid ist Cuveat-gardem where a P 143 may be se:•o. MARRIED. On Saturday last, at it (;, , orge's, 131eomsliury. Cuh net Serle, of Montague-place. ltassell-square, to fdiss Caurto Fortesene, of Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-ult.:are. Same day, Mr. Kent, of %impole-street, to Mrs. /10pkilli, of !Award-street, Cavendish square. DIED. On Monday last, at Linty, Berts, Mrs. Sowerby, wife of J Sowerhy, Esq. of Ilattou-garden. On Wedne , day last, at Elliot-place, Blackheath, J. Brent, Esq. aged to. On soturday las:, Mr. Williams, nn Enst-India Director. ,SALES. Re Mr. S IDI.Ert. At RePositnry.Gopwl l -...reet. TO-MORROW. Jul) 7,rt ACLEVER, strong BLACK GELDING, 15 h full of h m ,ter stow., •ound, quirt In ride raoat I our-r to run in a heat y -if or It 4- w heel elt.iire, ns being perfectly ste.,dy moil% fen trotter u grey gelding b term phi, 14 hand. 'tido, sou 4, clever horqr to mutt h for hoc Ilene. fir rid. sir ;4 hoe,e gnh iv more I I hn:tdo high, s. curl, trnytrr.dr to rn., ;iiid it L:shitl nark ilrV also nu.nber ..114r,,e-piz,ll roar!, told chart .t fettling:, gunmen. hockaios, polar+ ; light I-horse fig; n phwt at g t wo is; earls g several stew stud second-lauttl fig Lr. ne”. ; in the whole 100 t Tohe mewed oh.. Mornr.g Public S.de Hays cv.r) Tn saw/ and Friday. NORFOLK. 13$ Mr. 81/I.J.F.Pft At Stole Inn, Norttii, on MONI)'tY, the SI of August, 1811 at Four .11. wk in the Afo•rmsnn, A - - - LT. that capital FreellohlTAllNT, called Ifni place, Atonic in Shim')ling, Nos 1..1k, in the occupa tion of &Ir. Wells, who has entered into an Agreentent In quit at Mie:nteltras next. Old Style, comprising 2lt A. lit. IP. Inure or less (iswbitliog tonne onto:min Glebe Land iotermixeci ther. it nil). of sery fertile Arable, Nleadow, and l'a•titre (.and, in an e‘evilent 1.1;,:e of cultivation, swills it capital ti,.d cutnatoidiont Fann-house, Barns, Stables, Cuw-horses. “ratinries, I'r penes, and other ronceiiielie OW- buildings in repair. For Porticolsrs, apply to Mr. E. %V. Shepheard, Solicitor, t:refit Itm.sell.street, Ilhion.sburs, London; Mt. 11 arcier, itar, Vorttich ; Mr. 1).14111.11e, or 3lr. Cole, SW , ' Theifril, Norfolk Mr. gparkr. sir Mr. C; So licitors, Walsh:too io sloe Wiilauti, ; the Auctiiiswer, Run Si. ; or Mr. Roars, Easton, Satrulk, %here it Pins lif the Lbtate insty be wen. The Tenant will sliest the listaite. Delightful Country Residrior, Freehold farm, nod "CU."! MUM .11 Park, near Ashlmante, Derbyshire. By GLORGIi SYDER sues CO. Oa SATURM V. July 11, at the Bell tan, A-lil»urn„ Per. byshire. at Three o'etock precisely. except sooner disposed of liv Private Contract (of o hirli timely node , . will he eiterisi, ALL that desirable and impro‘able EsTATE, Si- Nate iu Mandon, Montgomery, in 'lie centre of a liraiiii. Rd, healthy, dry, spurting endow., Mom: six miles front A hotline owl Utto called M!.itSTON PARK, and %hid, w ill he sold together, or in L d-, viz.:— Lot I. MAR TON PARK. HAI.L FARM, in the nrcapst 'ion of Mr. Joseph Vickers, Tenant from year to year. at a very low rem; comprising a spacious well-limbered Nlansion or Farm-house, with stables, eintise-biluse, barn, cow-hou4e, cheese chambers, piegery, garden, &e. and &mat 19. i acre. of well-known rich old pasture ur dairy farm, nlionniling Vo hit game, and nearly encircled with a heant Val nail truly-a:Jo tble plantation, and oruataeutal trees, wills exce:!ent spring water, and a rivulet, at rout of a Very extensive pasture ground ;toil lawn, with an easy sweat, at the head of which the Home is plensionlY situated, with agreeable views, &c. and the Estate is easily camtatilile tops a genteel residence, affording retirement, conveitienee, and cutwiderahle income, without 04. or trouble; subject to the moderate modes of only three halfpence fur cow mod cal f, and eiglateen-pence per acre in lieu of tittle bay. Lot 2 IVOOI/11 A Y FARM, the last Lot, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Bill, also Trim it from year to year; • guropri„in g the farta.:i.iuse, mow-houses, garden, shell-yarits, &o, and about fifty-fear acres of arable and pasture land; sub ject to a mottos of three 11,1fpence for cow and calf, and two pence per acre in lieu of tithe hay. Lot 3. Two pieces of eticellent land, adjoining I.sl I.ot,in the orcupation of Mr. Joseph Twigg, Tenant from )rue to year ; comprising upwards of three acres, abutting uu *Le Marston road. The Estates are all freehold, n perfect entirety , in a ring fence t m.d Oa belt or plantation, comprising about teiNeres (included in Lot 1.), to approachisig fast to inaturit), &wet a Ith.h the Lecesssary animist tioniaugs of the wood, uwaot tel I.) he Wry pioductive, and reader the, plantation of c.nai.:eiable value. Further particulars to be had of Mr. Richards. Sidicitor. Red Lion —quart.. Loudon; Mr. Wioulow.tiolicih.r. Ashhourae ; and of Mextrs. Ccurge S3•drr 4,23 Cu. Wad Thztfvd, .N • V , .. Admirable Freehold Form of One flondred nod Sixty Acres of capitol Lunl, togerocr n•itll that 01,1-c,tablislied Freehold lint, the Croon, :it Coliibrook, and a good Dwel ling IlPu.e, tile% about Fifty Act of I.and adjoining. By Mei6ri. ROBINS. At the Auction Mart, iipimite the Ilnak of Eneland, on MO N -1/.11(, July Li, at To chr ii Clink, in Foor lOWA, 4 VALUABLE and highly desirable FREE thri.l) ES'l'A•l'C, e,insi,ik: g of an execEent FARM 1101.1aE. aith nil requoite buildinya, rind ONI:. HUN DMA) AN I) :ARTY ACit!'S or ut:conti,cllyinTe 51;;;1•;, r7o4ol.ltki, :n;, In :1 rill,: C11:1LT, :1111 V411'1'11111! illllll Gb1:101.11k to 1 11 C AL:l , km ani ~f 'F , tr Ritihi Ilan. !C ll 51.71.1.1 V N. Alin, that ohi:estatiiished nod respectable Freehold Properly, calleA the Crown Inn, nt Colubmok, and a Reiidence in_, t. , :zether with sundry rich imlositres immediately behind, cmitaioin; near Fifty Arm. This Eita:c presents 1% eligible property for nn investment, mid :"1:1V produre n remnlof SL VUN DUN DUD AND t'TY POUNDS per austi. Pi•se.sloil of the E-tottes at Ml:liachnni, Particulars only be had till the Sale, ut the ('assts, Wind imr g the Wog at g bite Gone, Uxbridge; at Cr. ii foro-bridge, and Iltionilow g Rrd f.toti, Southall ; Old pats, Mk, George, Acton; the Mart; 0,1,14 ati,l Footer, Cor,idreet g nod in Covent-garden, where n Plan of the li-Lte may be aee.y ant (irked to taro a all be delivered. Old-eguatiottrel aid Isigltli-te-pectaltle Ewing-ham • and tat! ital Restdener, Jaetes-street, Caveat-garden, with l'as• session. Br Merrs. ROBINS. AI their spaeions RO4lllll. Pinata, Covent-garden, on TUES. DA V flirt:l 9 inst. at Twelve, in euilvequence of the ill give of health of the Proprietor obligiug bins to retife boo the nnertrv, . - - . A VALUABLE and highly-profitable ESTATE, eamisting of a capital newly-erected DW LUANG HOUSE:, t..gether with a capacious suite of rooms. colculated for the accommodation of a Lirge asonsibluse of customers, r - twee No. 14, James -street. Covent-garden. The business is at present highly prodeetive, and every day increasing both in re spect.tlsility and peobt ; the uselesc part of the house is let 1111. rorni.hed, Mt $Ol. o-..ear, to a rt , pectrthle telttot, the whole lael-t Aar u term of LI Years from Lad3—day. under the Make of Bedfoid. subject to on old ground rent of 181. n-%r:.r. May be viewed till the Sole. and Particulars had on the Pre mises ; attain Covens-garden. Regrow . % liratre, Tcitienham-street, with the illres.ed, ard Itaage of V . :pill underneath, with immediate By Stems. ROBINS, At the Auction Mut, on niu IND AV, July at Twelve, by direction of the Assignees, 111 l'sh NEW TIIEATP.E, known as tho 11.E GENCY TII EA TR E, Tottenham-street, Townhous e:Hort-nod, rereusly sc-huilt in the most substansivl manaer, with a view in toe elegant Accommodation of the 111•trapolis, no es pence having been spared as to its internal decoratiotm, w Isis h renders it vs orilly of support and there can he doubt, front the success it has met with, that ander a judicious tiostaa i xinent it will be thople,tioaahly a very lucrative concern, leaving the privile,T or keeping open nis and glimmers nod front the highly respectable and populous neighbourhood, will tawny, coonnan,l a t andieneo. Al,O u ill be int:its:led, the wardrobe of dreg-es, c,ila! scenery. by 13‘. , ..t.0 .1./Li Ch libel' V. &e. hills an eittensive range of Y.usLS enderne:uh, which will let riff to alvantage ; heist fair a tcrut of 15 years, from Christmas boll. subject In a rims of 17 ; allay be tinned 11 days prior to the Sale, and Pas siculars had of &Ir. !monde., Prissier, hlarqui -court, Urtirv•lime ; Williatm nod' Wilimit,'Solielioni, 5, New loss; the Mast s and of bless,. Itabio4, Covent-.mrslcss. Marinc Fiutel, W11.11111'1", witheatru.iceand productive ( b ud Pleasure-grutuids, Butt Zing green, lid and Culd 13:.ths, &c. By Messrs. ROBINS. At the Auction Alen, opposite tke Bank of Fmklnn', on THURSDAY, July 23, unless preciously dispmed of by Pricaie Cats runt, • I'ALUA Bin and bigbly desirable LEAS?:- 11' 1101.1) ESTATE. comiving of noise extriative saal highly coliveideut Premiies, admirably adapted to the pleseat Concern, and known rs THE MAItINE HOTEL. AT WALNIER. The Home has been 'haat and fitted up exprr•s;y it iiti a view to the must comfortalde.uccitimainbitiun of respet table basin.. s. The rooms are oumerms , , and Of good proportions, with all se quisite attached and detached (Ace:, ielt-luaur es, ,!5i*:.111.4 RC.; the grounds ore very estemivi., nod laid mock time. mid the kitchen-garden m ist productive and profitable-- Attached is also four acres of choice lam?, the whole in pc§ fort order for immediate occupation, and pre3ents itioa desirable "I'lmittollY inianrinas (mottle, who cannot fail to speedily an ample independence: lurid fur n'term of 17 years, at a trifling griqvid scut. Nay lie viewed till the Sale. and Particulars had on the Premises ; the King's Head, •lleal I Ship, Dover ; Fountain, rotiterfavy ; and in CJVcnt-gardeo, PI" may be .SALE S. Di:tinguished Freehold Man ion, environed hy eliten:ivp I'lea•tu Gronad, , , and full gruWII Plantal , ns, (10, i! fired and Firi‘-three Acres in t rig; f,ur, 1).4 and Cliippeultain, Tithe•ficr, and Lanu-t sede.:isted. Its MPssr9. ROBINS, At lite Atwtioin M et, otil l ,t)...ate thir ttr, k of England. the ter eud ul Jul) (unless previolily disitos d of II) Guard - 11. A SI NG UFA n T.Y Plc:P.lloLp /1. FSTATF, coto..4.ting el u N tole Mansion-thou.., t !Htto slum.. and :.:ouareloit4rture, titti,heol ‘iithitt a Ira yew., iu a :1)1e cortnipouttient with the etiota ftppr.l%tql taqe, rut', it a. hi v calculated For or ritonid-te :,ceono . t Novel:Vol , .1 IVANS 110Ctili 11.%NSION, DeliA!‘tfully ritantf lrt .% ren t • ..pe:!!tagy. and at di-toot.ce )..om the high ttatc.p,.• old. The re-i. tleacc is surrnuotted h% its eat • ;iv. , ay de; s, •Inti Wawa which are of Rreat extvoit and loc:ttioy, :.n.l ie. order; the detached olbces are 1111111(44ms acid c• orpFte. tker uhh ONE 1117NORED AN)) FIFTY-TTIR A1 • RI:14 r;srlic,L . itiy cud Evict, Icing extort. el) Compact, I . :win/11.v pile-read d ividing the 141101 C-lea I from the inlier gt,rn d 4. atu ina 1.1 this Estate i.c tn.ict iuxiilug, and pane »:u„ of nearly the cYhnle niav be tail:tined s;.ee.!il% Para:clam, are preparing. vie! 1, :iv be had 21 d prior to the S'ile, en the Nem s ; Nlr. nevize•. v‘v ill %Ivo give an order to view the Estat.• ; of Mr. K 1,14141, Al,O, Cower, O 4 vizes ; at the lin,- !it Bath, and Nl . at lhorotte. It ; a uu ti i Covent-Aarilen, where a Plait and Drawing of the Pi iipert .. % may he ecru. Elerint fa.t and s!.ennd-rate built ia a .np+•ri r hula dclightful:y.sitnate , m u le. fib• .le-.r, 'Al\ S. At their Spacious Itnenns, Piazza. Cavent-Jt den, no TCI.3. 1)A 1", the 11-1 asst. at T clve, Two singularly pleasant, and very convenient itoUsEs. re6Nah• fini.6cd in a mkperior issrah , •:r, ..•••I tcsprets ealeulat..d fur a moderate-sized rpect,itille f.m deti o ;kriMlN siamk:e oppasite LORI) 1101.1.AND'S Al)N1 I RED PARK _ and Estate, at tttt iond sojuAici tttt y placrei n proper instance from the high road, os ow to be ior..ilvviiiehrel t)% moo (kW, and yet can , tapitly pat tieipatin„: Ira the ir.ustial srrur far which Cris ro al hue tong hero pre-capineon Al•:o a liesidecce contiguaus to El) WA111)-SQUARE. c :tenlated for n sandier family, and in 'perfect order ; the wh6lii lift he!tl under _ _ LORD KENSINGTON, for ft term of rear Ito) Nears, sithicrt to a small ground-rem. M.ty be viem ed till the sale, aud Particulars bad oas the l'rr. mire , ., C..vour g mien. The Great Lute 'l'ithes of Hill Fartis, bet% era W.4;')l MA SI . A 111 , 111'7. 113 y Messr.. !II NS, At the Mart, opposite the B. on THURSDAY. July 23, ait Twclv.•. in One Lot, MIN; GREAT and 1.11"I'LE TITR MES of IL Acres (Freehold), desirah4 i s : t h e Pari,h of I.nogley, filar wiles front St. Alb:lW-, ti‘e miles from %Tilton!, in the occupitien of Mr. Jo:iii proditring Fifty Pounds per Ancu:n, but capable of improve ment.. Mac be viewed ten d.tys prior to Sale, by leave I the 'reletrt., with printed Particulars, which nl,o may he had t the A s 44 ,ck. Alhan's ; I.: , sett Anne, Watford; A!)..rrorn Stoomore • Crate, Edgeware ; Rithura %Vett, ; Mr. 7 1;), Hart•street, Bl.mirsibory ; and of .‘i1'6,1%••• 1:41111i0, Co% enti; trdeo, where a Wan may be -ten. Compact tout v,•ry oli ibhc Co;tylooM Farm of Acre. of choice old Lood (exonerated Gum Lanl-tax), between It'at ford and St. Alban', , , By Mok , r,. ROBINS, At the Anction Mart, opposite the Bank, on THURSDAY, July 4 23, at Twelve, in 0:.o Lot, ACOMPACT and very eligible COPYHOLD FARM, called wAT Elm) ELL, bif.fr within lam miles of Watford, four miles of St Albans, Herts, tr.0...1 tnatket ww, and only seventeen from London, and in unto of 1,.e high road to Rending, in the occupation of Mr. Sutherland, w lense expircs nt Michaelmas next, CONTAI SING Ib4 ACRES OF EXCELLENT NI F.A 1 .)011% P. STORE, ARABLE, AND WO - I) N I), in a Our ten. r, :dicta 20 arrcs iTI the occupation • of Mr. Davis, with v. r• xiind Gum-1 three b slattl.-s, and all shit al.ir out-lat:ltliap. fa? m-yaitl, gnideo, and ew u.cluirds, ne!il r.:.ler Lord li-tex's Manors of iViitfuril and t a,hiu, t!unict . t to a maul! quilt I Vra and Eustoinury fine. flay t.e viewed ten days prior to the Sate, by leave rme tr. tai's, with yritoetl Pnrtirhlar, ; which Ina. 81-., It b lat the Wooly/wt., St. Albao's ; Ls-ex Aroe , , : A ...T -own Aro., Stan 1111 l re ; Crane, Ltlovare ; ; J. Solicitor, No, 40, Ilart-street, and of Alle:rrs. Rubins, Covent•gurden, wl.ere a Km may be Clear 10;orne of ,WIN) per Annum, or sing Irmo Property, adasalrably accused, Hod with prospect orgreut k- vat•e. By • Messrs. ROBINS. ACLEAR Annual income of ONE nus- DI( ED and FIFTY POI! N DPI, arisiow from a onhle Freehold H.s.s.idence, let on leaste f.r a set .1 of nineteen yam, ,agist aims which the se..ant has ~.bsequently ex i e...d..d many hundred pou.iti. ; TIM PROPERTY IS FRNEHOILD . . in a pod Siluntioa at the sse.t-es4l a the loss o, .1.4 the tenant Ria•l noeseeptissouhte both 114 to property stasi rt•sitertositilit;% and n colaide , able increase of resist say he expected, ~n tins lee tainaiWu of liar present lease. l'riee and tri.ty be had in Covent- crier. Noble Manpi , ,a wits a Dam T teal. 1•411(1, au the Bunke of the TUILIDeIk, and wstwo Tater Males of Landau. • I • BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, .. -Hu I/0111 Ns, A DISTI NG ing HED and highly-desirable MAN sioN and ESTA'T'E, deliglitfutl) pcierd en the reiare of i its extensive Mum, pleasere.ground, sold pliintation„ to ats orontneatal terrsore and the river Tousles. The Masisi:m is of modern architecture, and tioished Kith a view •ir mart pes Uct accommodating 1:f a family of high distinetiol.. :Mgt larty adopted to the RESIDENCE OF A MINISTER OF STAI the distance from town beingesly !sleet. miles on it. K tog ...road, vs:t possessing us much retirement us can be found in Mil.. led ; miles of the metropolis. The domain missies of '_../orre- of very choice land, ndvantageously disposed is Ittlkikl, piramiss grcusals, and park meadows, Icrog distinguished as toe property of the lase Sir I'll/LIP STEVENS, Part. and the present reAdoiceor Lord Vhcouut KANELACII. lanircslime pmeension may be obtained by taking the estrenst ly cell-adapted Furniture, at a valuation. Mar he seen, with Cards only, between the boars of on application al Messrs. noising.- Covent-garslesi. Valuable Freehold Estate, Ilertfurdsli.re. Capital ReAdeuce, with Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Orchard, tontiCrous Do:nestle and Agricultural Offices, and about'; bree Hundred Acres of Flue Laud, in an excellent state of cuni. wation. By MURRELL and WILSON, At the Auction Mart, near the Hank of Englund, on FRIDAY, July 1(, at Twelve u'Clocls, In Lots, A VERY DESIRABLE and NOBLE FREE AIL HOLD RESIDENCE, culled retv.s . rox •CA STI.E. , iitiate about 38 utiles from Loudon, at Preston, tww miles float II lichto. six from Welwyn, and, twelve front Hatfield; si hiantilf..l picturesque and retired part of. the county of Herbs a line spurting country, with several packs of hounds, lunar— diately in the neighbottihood, and abounding wills . gator. The Atlll?fre I, camonalioes, and neatly fitted up, stands to the wore of cluentin.: pleaaure-grounds, w ilderneas ' and gardens well Lid out, and extremely productive. The domestic 11ffitell awe well arranged and very entiv.liient, with capital siabiii g ; the buildings for agriculturul purposee are partirnlarly well mallard nod substantial; :dwelled to the house, m u d immediately ,ur rotemraq it. nrc about Sixty-five acres of very fine land, ritielte meadow. part of the Estate is most adimrably adopted loy he residence of a Noblemnn or Oentlentan fond of ural Contignouv toe about Two Hundred nod Forty Arrvs ' tine rich Laud, in the highest state of eultivntio chiefly iiroolc, itl4 u oue proportion of wood and posture. 'l' whole E•tate lies within a ring fence, and is well supplied VI 4;1 waiLr. idevsion to he had at Nlictureltnav, nod the Purchaser nal have the %option of inking the growing crops in the usual way or Wt. Yegiculacs niay be bad at the White Ualdock Suits Ilitchin; Swag, Stevenage; White 'Hart, Wan ‘n; Salisbury Arms. Hatfield; ‘Vonlpaelt, St. Allson's I Bull, liertfo,d; at :h.: ;Once of Sate; and of Murrell and Wawa, skinner...l:eel, Saow-nill, London. LONDON ; Printed aod . Ptiblished tri D. Lora& sh the SIATIMUR cta. Ai. Fiattretroet • r ;