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OLD O.4ILEY. Anal, I. cetLD 31 LEL 11 aria Frances Jeers wit, mdn dcd for the murder of hir bastard Add. which she liatl been delliored of un the 3d of Meech le-r. Mr. KNAPP opened the Prosectit on, and stated, 'that the Prisoner was the ehild'r maid of Mrs. Hewitson, Catherine -street, She tad lived with bee twelve months. On the Ist of March, Mrs. Hewitson went on a visit to her mo ther, Mn. 15erlsett, at Clapton Terrace, I lack ne% , and took the pri.otuir with her, I attend her chill. On the 3d of March, Mrs. Hewitson and her mother's fatuity went out to tea, leaving the Pri soner, with two other servants, in the hun,e. The Prisoner dined very heartily. About seven o'clock in the evening, however, she complained of a yin- lout pain in her bowels, and went up stairs to bed. One of the other servanb went up stairs with her, prepared todre,ter, and gave it to her. tier pain seemed to jarrease, on which she expres..ed a de ity to hr felt alone, end remarked, that she would I,e well in a short time. Abut ten o'clock the *er rant went again to her room, „and found her ex tremely weak and faint. The servant, from her nwastrks, expressed her suspicion that the Prisoner had been in labour, but this she repeatedly denied in the taso.it positive terms. Her pockets, which had been lying on the bed, she threw behind the pillow. Is tins state she remained until Mrs. Bets kett cause home at I l o'clock, when the servants informed her of the situation of the Prisoner. The servant went up stairs, and examined into the state of the Prisoner, which continued her suspi cion that i the Prisoner hail been brought tn-bed ; but ahe persisted in denying. it. The Prisoner's situation becoming alarming, Mrs. Beckett 'ism for Mr. smith, a iurgeon, who confirmed the rtispi riots, and desired that a search might be made for the child. On examining the Prisoner's pockets, next •norning, a pair of scissars were found, of or ;7.C, besmeared with blood, and a pen-knife, without any blood so it. osre of the r-rvantr Wind, under the Prisoner's bed, * black trunk, betengiug.,to ler, and on searching it there was fai a fimalC w,nipped up in the gown the Prisoner had worn the day before. The child war deed. he throat was eta in a s lagged manner, with a. %Quad deeper under the yaw than in any other pin, and the wind-pipe separated. This care was fully proved in evidenee by Mrs. Phiwitson,Sln.. Beckett, and Elizabeth Mason and Martha Tubber, the two servants of Abs. flew i son. Mr. Smith, a surgeon. deposed, that in his opinion, the wound given to the c hild must have •born inflicted by an insflrument similar to a . scissors; and that the wound had been the cause of tlu• child's death. if it were born alive. With respect to the existence of the child, there could soothe a doubt; it was o full grown iufaut; and from etery circumstance which lie bad observed, there ..ery reason to conclude that the child was born olive. On his by Mr. ALLeir, he admitted that he had heard of instances otctaildren coaungimo the world in such a manner as to ren der it a matter of some difficulty, to au untkilful practitioner, to give the necessary assistance ; and 111 the cue of the Prisoner's child, lie believed such an accident happened to it ; and it was possible and probable, from the agitation of the unfortunate Prisoner at the Bar, her ignorance, and perhaps the excessive pain she laboured under, that she did resort to her sciasars for assistance ; and there was every reason to ecuiclude, from the appearance *f the wound, which was perpendicular, instead of being transverse, and die Prisuner being unac quainted with the texture of the substance which *he was cutting, that she did use u degree of Three that produced the ,death of the child...anere closed the ProsecutiOia. The Prisoner, in her defence, said, the eitreinity of her situation obliged her to doe. she had done. She oaf brought to bed sooner than sire expeeed, lilt she intended to have told her tandress, and bare gone to . her perish to lie-in. Mrs. Hewition deposcd, that she hid looked os the Pri,oner to hare been a prudent, virtuous, and tuinanit ; she had attended her cliikl from the time it was two week• old, it had been sick, and the Prisoner treated it its the must tender manner, and she did not kuow another person she would en trust her dald to. The l'risoner had been reemn mended to her by her suotlier, with whom .he had tired three years. Mn. Berkett were the Prisoner a most e‘cel lent character. Ind she was confident that the death of the AU bad happeind wore front accident than intention. Mr. George Dowling, Man-midwife, corrobe toted the testimony of Mr. Smith. Lord ELLINIOROUGM summed up the evidence, Rut observed, that in the pockets of the Prisoner a pen-knife was found, and if it had been her inten tion to take away the life of the child, it would be a more effectual weapon then her scissars. The Jury must be satisfied, in their minds, that the rhiM was hornets% and if FO• that she Murdered, with • wilful intept, before they could find her guilty. It was for them to consider whether it was wilful murder, or that the child's death was caused by accident. If they thought the latter, they would acquit the Prisoner. The Jury retired about half en bour, and brought in their verdict—Ant Lord Lt.t.asmos,otion then informed the Jury, tlat, by an Act of Parliament, in cases of bas- Ludy, where the party is accused of murder, and acquitted, there Is • power vested in the Court to punish the Prisoner for secreting pregnancy. The Jury, therefore, would consider, from the evidence adduced, whether there was any foundation for the allogiktion, that the Prisoner had secreted her pregnancy? The Jury, without hesitation, declared that the p/naues was secreted. es Prisoner was taken from the Bar in • very wea slate, supported by tan men. She was 0- koved a chair to sit nu during the trial. She *reined composed. slid hardly changed her Eotlll.- tenance slitting the whsle time. She is sr decent: looking girl, amaretitly in very hail health. 11Ou Saturday, ' , ELA s M) CROITIIWAVIE, }'_:•1 : wa elected Governer of the Rank of lrellaud, a 44.1 • I Jueatz Gore . , En. Deputy Goren:or. ~ LIW INTELLICINCE. COVRT OF CHANCUT, U1'0;1.104-1 Nw, ArstL • , Loan *amines LusAcv. Yesterday affidavits of Lade Ag*Hu, in answer to the charm preferred ages net her by the Earl and Couplets of Athlone, wise oilseed by Mr. Riebards, which we yesterday briefly stated. Het Ladyship admitted, thee sloe seined his Lordship, on one occasion, to cell at the Preslliaffsee at Cheltenham fur let ters, but excused herself from the imputation of ailed, by saying, that it was is. ly a few days before that Lade Athbve permitted his Luedship to drive her sorrage through the streets of Londuu. She did not dime the tl•erod of sending Lord Agbrien to a insiblsouse a though the sonelnsion that it cruse from tiukindeeis, was cruel sod usiust The check was necessary, and was the offspring of sffeet: mate vs.licsnide, an/.sot of anger. With respect to her inakteg his Lordship get Out of bed to dress, she had not ordered it, Inn eduction , : complied with the representation of the nurses, who described it as proper, his Iw rislup 4avisg been cuitfined two days, and it was necessary Ins bed should be made, and himself receive the attentions of his domestics. The servant for whom his Lordship bed tales a temporary dislike was one who had fol lowed the family from Ireland, end was is every 11 . 111 t ct fi ith fel sod attached. Her Ladyship uniceived there was ito settled toward, hint. Rut with weird to the fm (dile reare v eur e of his lordship fru it Sloane -street, herfLadysh s p replied, that the state of her husband's mind, his quiet, and comfort, together with her own feelings, imperatively called fur his feistiest. The norms had entreated her only to place herself in the street, o here she might be sten by her has hand, and his mind would be rase. She ens incapable of hearing the separation, and she resolved on taking him away. She entered by the sees, because the .had been forbid A s knock at the door, and on going to Lord Aehrim's room, he jumped up, and said that mudslide should prevent him front going w itb his dear Maria. Lary Athlone interfered to pre vent him, puny' off his lordship's monism golds and tore his shirt, we that the naked way is which his Lordship I.bl into the conch, Wes not ascribable to Lady Aglirim. His, Lordship wee cartud to the home of Mr. Duucen Shaftor the brother-in-ley of Lady A;ltrim and so far from lair Ledyship wishing to secrete her husba nd frmis his family, she proposed to take • house in the neighbourhood of Ladd Ails Imos.'s, provided the (Slimily would convent to visit Lord Ash rim at inch tint. vi 111* Pio) siviniss should think proper.-. il'ith respect to the sale of the Commission, her ladyship reused, that it was with the adeier of General Stew, as Lord Aglirim having twee reported absent without leave, would have subjected him to have been superseded. The af fidavits also stated her Ladyship', distress for money, and the unkind and irritating trentmest of Lord Athlone's family towards her. There were also nsintemos atlidavits respecting her conduct towards Lord Aghrins : after leavinc Mosite street, all of which described her as the most exemplary of women; and that her constant attention to her husband was the subject airship anon her sequeintenee. This moron ug, Friday, Sir S a it u ►m. Rout to I.v replied; end the Lord (leonine'', after takiag a view of the case, said there are now berm( the Court two pertiesoine (Lady Aghrisn =.to be appointed the Committee other husband, the the r Earl and Countess of Athlone) pstifjeaip f to hese the Heeter's Hopert sent hock far revision, and that the Earl skald he opputote*Conotoittee. I will not, said the Chali ce:Dor, to save my f trouble, send hack the Master's Herod ; mods. flaw that I du not mean to lohlink from my ditty, I am ready to receive &Weida of medical men, es to the stale of Lord Achrim's mild from the time he left Scotland Until I receive such 'adorns I canoed come to a tined &einem In theamen time Lady Aglaitn must retails the possessios of his Lordship ; bat I wish it to be understood, that if any oh- stack should be k tlirowe by her iu the way of the Fart end Conine* , of Athlone to promose accessary inforni.stion, that Lady Agbrins shell not have the care of her hushend one day loftier. I shall be ready its the, first day after the recess to receive the affidavits. Lady Airtime, who is a beautiful young women, waa in Court the whole of the morning, &croupous:46y Hn. Shaft ve ler Ladyship's sister. COVENTRY .15SIZE5. LA►WORTM HARDWICK The Plaintiff is a riblion-madutacturier ut the first respect ability in Coremery—the Defendant is a merchant, residing at Mienebeeter. It was one of the very many causes that ham arisen im rontequence of the ratline of the expedition wader Deems' Wintelocke, against Buenos Ayres. The me -61411 was brought to recover 2051. :is. the valor of ribbons, &c. said by Plaintiff to Defendant. Plaiutiff received an order fee the goods in Oct. tatiG, from Defendant, and they wire sent to Liverpool us the loth Oct. and were shipped on the tOth by Defendant's directions. It appeared, that on the ship's arrival at Monte Video, beyond which she never went, there was no market for the goods, Buenos Ayres not being recaptured. It appeared alto, that of four trunks of rilAaine that were sent, only use was opened, and only two were lauded, the other one win never unshipped—the British forces being obliged to evacuate Monte Vidor—the ship, with many 'thin, left South America, with a great part of her cargo unsold. The defence set up to the action IVII% that the goods were rim furnished according to the Defendant's orders, snd that they were unealicable is South America. After a full 111Vel.- silzatino, the Jery returned a verdict fur the Plaiutifrs *Male demand. CORN LNCII.I3GE, APRIL e. Meat is in middling supply to-day, partly from the Rooth Country and Scotland ; asks in this trade are heavy and scarcely support last prices. Barley likewise. Ry e is beer. Malt is dull sale. In Peas anti Braes, of each description, there is little variation There is a tolerable supply of Oats, winch article ibis seek is quoted at lower prices. Flour at our Mat currency. SMITHFIELD MARKET. APRIL 8. This day's Market had hat an indifferent supply of differ eat kinds of Cattle. Heft and Mutton are dearer t►an on last report. Pork and Veal ate cheaper; and the trade, in General, was sotnca►at Oat. The sales in the Haymarket sere rather dull. hay and Straw hare dropped iti price sine Monday's Market. ('lover saki at lam price. COAL-31Altklir, Aram r. Ihips at Market. 5.44. Price. 14..Newr.totle lt .... s 9•. bd. • 6ft 6d. 3..sunderland . 9 .... 481. ed. S 418 Qd. 1 ..Sturc Casl 1 .... 7;s. 6d. MILETINUS Or CREDITORS, AT GVSLDRALL, • 011 1110110•2 MILIIT. N. IL Joseph 111% Yawatala-place, City-ram , ISMInn, dour-factor . .2 is . . William Partiagtoa Masschemay, mallayMeelliMeT . 2 19 iVilliam W toter anthhousas Farms Mar, L. -we, Middlesex, lace:nen . 1 19 . • • James Green Caelake, late of White Huenwstrect, Stepney, Middlesex, tallow•chandler . . 1 11l 111V111ENDS. Abraham Mendes Pereira, Old IS•thleut, Loudon, nwreloont 4 Henry Fraser, Nightingale-bane, Fast Smithfield, I i London grocre . . . . William dins, Old Balky, Landow, glove-merchant 1 i James Gray, East limithlleld, Mid/duel, bother • i i William Ilanalip, Stradtwook, Suffolk, tanner . it G. Burgess, Whitetrum-street, Loudon, brewer . to *Goodwin, If tyro:whet, hardwaremsa . to Ralph Fouler, Mortimar.street, cavendish.square, upholder . - . - . 19 PRICE OF ETIK.:IiS Y ESTER DA Y . BAWL Sloe* 3 per Cent rrAuceil. . 601 3 per Cent. Cuut..... • per Crut .3111 3 IMP Cent. Nary imperurl Annuities , lt4 3-16 ludir 130utts p., karbetoer Bills . 73. 43.03. 31. presto. English Lottery 1 'diets 4.11. las. Cutta•ls fil 6.. ; 11,1 T. nIBI4, *wit Bruker, 4, Conalhill, sad g, Chariug-Crum, WAVIIAGF.II Tituraday. et it George's Church, Heserte•sgarre, by the Bishop of Bath and Wells, Robert 'Atkin, Fag. is. to the Dean of Wells, to Catherine Hakim% daughter of the late Bishop of St Asaph. Leidy, P. L. Fletcher, eldest son of Phillip' Lloyd Fleti - her, Esq. of Cr ernheyled, to Maria, widow of 11 a!ti r hide ell , Faq of Glen. Riddell, youngest daugh ter of the late W. Woocilty, Governor-Gem-rid of the Lee ward Islands. At Abergavenoy, in Wales, on the eAth Merril, Sir Charles Mitchell, late Commander in the lion. East India COW. paoc's On Friday, .Ipril 1, at two ii'elork in the afternoon, in the 63d year of his ape, and the .11tIsuf his Ministry, at Leeds, the Rer W. timid, F.L.S.. and Miuister of Mill-hill Chapel, in that torn. Yearn the effects of a lung and severe illness he appeered to he perfectly recovered, and tin the Sunday preceding his death had pear hell twice with a degree of strength and animatiou that astonished Clrell those who hail known him in ne canter pet ud of his life. On the fallowing aftr, he was anekpeetetily seised with a complatat which battled the skill of his most eminent medical friends, and, after fore day", terminated with his death. lIIGH WAThR, THIy UAY, AT LONDON-1;KM: E. Muni. N.—min. lifter.. f Even filer.. is. SALES BY At7CI 10.1. VALITABLE AND VERY IMPROVABLE mu. HOLD ESTATES .4NI) FREEHOLD GARDEN GROVN D By Mr BURTON Oa MONDAY NEN:T, at Tway*, in 13 Lots, without mews, TRI - L1( Valuable and Improvable FREE HOLD ESTATES and well-severed Ground-Rents; clamoring two most whiteout! well-Molt brick tiwellieg hours lu Chardos.street, Covent...garde.; two spacious nod very etreveefent houses, with p.'rd yards, the orderable part of Queen's-Naive n dwelling-house, and a p,t. l carte or wan : honors, iw JAivr‘‘ ell•rutirt, Pat( rnoster•ruw, t Lap side ; a back datelling-hunsr, in the vicinity ur Gray's.lun lane ; a apaciuna brick wine-vault in 3litrescourt, Milks start ; four neat brick dwellinglottets, Millman's-row, elicitors ; a large plot, of ground behind the 'maw, ou which are several buildings; together with fuer brie: houses, and about three acres of garden ground, in the Aiog's Private Road, Cheli.ea , also the cbari in sleek:meet of the Church of Chelsea. Likewise a freehold ground rent, issuing out tit; and amply-secured by, small erretious, on a plot of groom! in Chandu&stred. Coyest-garden; to gether with several feirsfiwof recta, 1,1., ly secured by, and regularly paid out of, extensive manors iu Yorkshire, producing rents, principally under old leases, sesuusating to 4531. 9s_ 711. "fu be viewed any day previous to the sale, by leave of the leneels desenplive particulars had on the respective pro mises; at Lloyd's sag Garraway's; sod of Mr. Burton, ho. tie, Csrebili. TO HATTERS .4\l) OTHERS-DESIRABLE LEASE HOLD PHESILSES, GENUINE HATTER'S STOCK, HOUSEHOLD ELHNITURE AND EFFECIS, STRAND. Br Messrs. GREENWOOD and CO. Y■ the Pretwises, Nos. 399 sad sou, Straw), ou WED NESDAY EXT, April 13, at Eleveu ALL the STOCK in THA DE, mitt House hold Furniture, Plate, Lilies, China, aad Effects, of Messrs. BUSBY aid HILL, Hatters, Bankrupts; compris ing a large assortment of men's felts, curdy*, plates, bug stuff and other hat,; ladies, girls', aid youths' ditto; • capital eight-reoiu battery, lead cistern, and sundry imle rnents in trade. The Household Faruiture cattiest' sit • general assortment of uplitsterry sad cabinet artielts of the twirl d. scriptant, in excelkot 4-ululation ; plate, linen, and numerous kitchen sequo.ites. On t h e brat day, at one o'clock, will be sold, in two hots, the valuable Leases of the above Premiers, eery desirably situata for a Latta, 'or any other bacness requiring room. Also the Lease of • cosi %enient Dwelling-house, situate No. 7, Denmark-court, Stroud. May be viewed, and Catalogues and Particulars bad ou the Premises; of Mr Gotiniond, solicitor, Bride-coUrt, Nair . Bridge-street ; and of Mears. GIVeIIWOUIi and CO. ti J, rra cbureli-stnwt. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPY HOLD ES- TATES, NEAR COGOESHALL,64IERIRG A SINGULAR OPPORTUNITY FOR THE SPORTS- lAN. By Mr. BURTON, - - On MONDAY, May 16, 1108, at ie o'Cloelt, at Gar sway's, is Two Lets, Lot I. 4 Dewirahle FREEHOLD ESTATE. /A. of which immediate possession will be given; comprising a Grated Residenee, *Mb Coach-house, excel lent Stabliog, Garden, Shrubbery, Paddock, and Meadow, of about two acres, pleasantly situated, to eumnrostl beautiful prospects, at Cultic, near Coggeatiall, Lot mint complete well-cultivated FARM, in high order, ineludism about 6:: anes, part Freehold and part Uopyhold, of Meadow mid Amble Land, I)s.q; extremely compact, together , :th a comfortable Fann-house, sheltered Fanswyaiu, large Sant, Cow-house, Cart-house, Stable, and suitable appendages for Fanning purposes ; an excellent wee-erected Nag-stable, complete Kenntt, tie. sainted at Collie aforesaid.—Tbs !luau& throw off in the neighbourhood. To be triawed and descriptive porthole:a had on the Pre mises, at the principal Inns, Com-shall, Ilidstead, Col clinger, Helvetia', and Chelmsford, at earraway's, of Meson. Banougha t Clarke, and Ilays, Sulicituss, Lombard- street, and of Ar. Barton, C, VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR FARU, BUCK- INGUAMSHIRE.—LAM) TAX REDEEMED. Ey Mr. BURTON, On MONDAY, the 16th of MAY, loos, at Twelve eXleck, _at Garraways . CuArie-hinsr,:cb!!rt Alley, [trios, AC A L It EEH - OLI) ESTATE, co,-o prising • desirable MANOR FARM, of shout 30$ Acres of .Meadow, Paidure, sad Arable Laud, principally in excellent cultivation, lying extretnely compact ; together with a comfortable Farm Ilimee, g Barris, and suitable Out buildings, at Soatibourne, too milee from Wieslus, /lIRC from Itockinhaus and Aylesbury, and right from leighton Hvizaard, all market loons, and :Ai lion Loudon Ma nor extends over mtei al thousand acres and 100 , 111116 ith Lame. A pack of harriers es kept imam neighboui 60.4. ttlies, *rta& are very moderate, are received in modus The faun is au lease to Mr. Grimy Ilutchiss, for as unexpired term of twelve months, at an old rent. To be viewed toenty-ore days previous to the sale, oho§ printed Particular,. mum he had us the premises: at the Hell, Winslus ; George, Aybiliary ; Cubballa Arms, Ilikekinibatni % lute all, MHO , . %% kite Horse, l'xbridge • int', Arms Btrl.hatiipst.sil • of Mr. A. C. Reset, LUit.ttmet, Itorestgli ;at Gars au ay 's and of Mr. Burton, Cernia, SURREY.—ritEEHOLDRESIDENCE:estemiee WALLED .GARDEN, ornamental SHRUBBERIES, rich PADDOCKS, FISH-PONDS, PIN FRIES, SIC CESSION HOUSES, Ike. TOOTING, kt:IIRKY. By Mr. BERTON, On MONDAY, Apr.l 25. at Gateway's, 4 SINGULARLY dezirable RESKIENCE, situate in the rural and reams:table Villege of Tooting, a pleasant distance of six mike trout : comprising eft excelleut Brick Dwelling-house, with complete Whets of every description, spac.ous court yard, tapital stabling Aof site horses, double couch Luse ; most complete sage of nut-offices, farmyard, orumari.tal shrubberies ' profusely clothed with a choice vel e ct i on, pleasingly diversilicd, and disposed with infinite t.ate ; po t, ague cracimk, • plantation tastefully tinitu-red, spacious, and very productive kitchen garden, fully cropped; 5/14 two rich paddocks, containing to acne. ibis property is begot ea one side I. • beautiful slo.et of aster, well stocked will, fish of rum us kinds, and the r...inainder by a lofty brick ; the residence of —Galindo, Eq, *Abu will give immediate poersion. . . "Po be •cawed wit; tickets, which, with descriptive prrti eutars, my be Lad of Mr. ititrtms,44, test ilia promises, and at t:nAraway'a. SALT'S Ply AUCTION. /Mr\ MANOR AND FREEHOLD R.STATEt. 36 MILES FROM LONDON. By Mr. BURTON. At °areaway's, at It o'Clock ou TUFAI)AT, fity g. in Three Lots, if not pteriumily ilispused et b y prune; euntnict' l 4 LotCaiittail a n d truly va l ua bl e . FRE E 1101.1) 11IL ESTATE, called Tlinnalers!ry-hall, tics ribly,„ tuate in the Parish of Tbouriersley, oa Von Ht g tl Itimid lest tog frinsi Lowder to Southeud, cuntainiug __„•••••nt am. Am of rich pasture and arable laud, is •• hi g h s t ain of u firm, with a bract-Wilt dwaireg-haute., barbs, stables, gry, acc. tile whole in good and substantial repair, of 'kith Emanation may be had at Michaelis:Li scat Lut '2 . HA DLEIGH MALL awl FREEHOLD fg - TATE, within .t Stiles of tbe Ist Lot and only 5 Miles (ruts that fashionable resort for aeoilnithiug, Southend. Tbr Mao siou is recently built, on a must approv.-.1 plan, seat e d as a lawn, lime approach to which is by two umfarns lodges, a ,* calaretrnt and judiciunely disposed sleets, the House eo n . Inlays a beat ball, warding mutual., and Litormy, cepeci eue dining-runts, se Iret by Ye. a suPeth &mutat- mow, at b y 441, r. airy bed-roinna, with suitable apartments for servants, ilia whole aurs-auudrel (meludlng a productive lutehao earlrul by to a. I r. 411 p. of rids pastnre land, f.roi.s i g on c l er ,„ retreat kw the eimittry Gentleman. Lot a. emaprnii the extens.vo itaprav,ble and ralo.bk 11ADOIL of Thuibilecalcy, abth the cow! heron; mutt tact, quit rents fines and all pr. ilegm beloa r Lig thereto, this is well worth the was& aft speculating Agriculturist, ea it includes m. 6 causative tract of Ibis i, wkiels, if enclosed, might be rendered highly productitr.-. Immediate poastmMa may lie bad of Lots Y sad j, tbs whole may be 'mated fur in one Let, previous se die Sale. --- To be viewed till the gale, with Tirkets, which, with de scriptive particulars, obey be had of Mr. Barton, ha, co re . hilt, ;Athenian as the poe.r.ises also at Henn. Collti and Cue Solicitors, Chantey-lase ;of D. Harvey, Eq. Solim tt, Ferric[ Hoene, soar Kehedow ' Ears ; Blue withal's ; Three Caps, Coldwater ; Ruse sad Crusti, ~f. ( mu %ridden ; Cork and Bell , Rinefurd Shit) liutcl o Suutbelaal Crown, Billericay; Cock, Lpisitig ; and at DELIGHTFLIL RESIDENCE, WITH GARDEN, 4,11. CHARD, AND LAND, TENTERDEN, r. By Mr. MURRELL, At Gayness''s Coth.v.hutsse, 'Orange Alley, Conhih , 1.01. don, on ESD.II . , April c 6, at twelve o'clock, in One Lot, with immediate l'usicitslon, uluitlile 01.13 ESTATE, very I I. ptc.,santly situate near itii• fifty-four mil* itoue on the I.outkin Head, at Cuudahill, in 0.: parish of Tenterdes, iu the county of Kent; an race-Bent Family Helve, contain* sin channels, liner :lite,, two good perkier., kitchen, lanntlry, stole-room, dair , catering, anaretoss of fices, &c.; a large 1 urd, with newly -erected Svc-stall Stable, and Rouses 1041; COY/ Lodge, Granary, Piggott'', Cart Lodge, Shed, and Chimes Hume: a ratio' (*mike, will stacked and cropped, and laid out with mach taste; ie., rued Orchards, with munerous well brazing fruit-trues, and three Pinot-sof Meadow Laud contiguous, cuataiiting in ti. a hole about twelve :unto, immediately annexed to the Hose Also clews Inclueures of fine nett Meadow and Arabb Laird, stint tbrchard, on die opposite side the road ; cos. tarring furty.tive actes, lying within a ring fence, with open radii% to that part immediately before the house. A large l'idtage fur Banta; aewly-built; large Barn, Stable, aid Wogeott Lodge. . . 1 7 1; *hole - Fatale is well ospplied with eirelleat Water, and furies a sire %van-able kraideate, brim; ainwhaily com pact adal cussuicred. The situation, although pwasantl re tired, /wawastt tlw isilva.itage of a daily putt, and of tah.g btu one stile chatat.t from the tutu of Tkutenkn, a icy suml slid respectable heigblautirlioucl, 11 he liousehoWwars, Hay, Deng, &e. on the Prc mise!z,tu be takto in the Linel ao3, at a fiurialuation. ay be riewee three vo.eks prior to the bale ; pri :tad par fielders nal be bad uu the premises; at the Lion Inn, le.- lewdest; New lan, Romney; George, Cranbronh ; Kiny'd [lead, btsiplehtuet ; 'Star nidelusie ; Royal Usk , .1111 i -tad ; Chows, Tumbri4p; at (Isere.' aye; awl uf Mr. !Jarrell, tw, Skhrerestreet, Landow. VALVABLE COAL AND IRON WORKS FOR SALE. To be exposed to Voluntary PUBLIC SAIL, within the Roval Eartienge (oiloe.loutiee, Edinburgh, upon IV EL• NES!) %V, the sth of June seat, at Two o'clock in the Attn.:noon, A LL that Valuable PROPERTY and CON• 11 CERN, belonging to t►e CALDER COAL COM PANY, aitnated in the Parishes of Ohl and New Meohland, and Shire of Lanark. The Premises cousird of the following Sabjetett--• I. A Lease, current Ow t wenty-tive years, hem May 171°, of the COAL, is the whole Lauds aid Estates of Gaels. berrie sad other., the property of John Haasiltosi Cull, hag This Coal V of au ezoelleat quality, card has long been wrought to great Mr mtge. It employe at penal hetwe,a eighty and ninety Colliers and there are Howes us the Pre. mires hr lit least that anisher. Ihe output ttu 1111:1111e years km been (win su nou tut:m.4mm carts annually • melon the Company have a ' Contrect to supply a .inglu Cistoescr with .r.,000 Cali, annually, and are Mee entitled, by the feu right of the Calilrr Iron Works, to furnish the • hole Coal requ.ree by that Concern, there is as reason to apprehend a diminu him of the output, especially as the Colliery is within teu miles of Glasgow, and there is • side cut from the klunkland Canal to the Colliery, by which the Coals may be move. niently transported to that City, and its rich and populous neri,:ibourhood. The Company's boats, whirl, are amply mitlicirait for this parpuse, es well as a complete Stock ef Horses and Carts, and of all Machinery, Toole, and Illteasils, peceicrary Oar carrying use the CODCOTI3 ' with the Stock of Mineral+ S the Premises at the period of the Sale, will be sold along with the Went'. . . . _ II 'I he IRON IIORKS belt/tiring to the Campy. ) , erected upon a feu from Mr. Cult, within two miles of Andric, and ten of Glasgow, consisting of two Blast Im pacts,• bison by a doable-power steam Esgice, with tine wholeif their Machinery, Buildings, and IL•tesistla, thereto belonging. The Company end a ready Sale fur their Iron, w trash, from the tram ramghbourhuod of thelicsokland Cloud, they have it is. their power to transport at a moderate etpet.se to Gimp+, sad thence by the Forth and Clyde Canal, to every other part of the CUILUBIA y. Theta us a law and commodious House for the Manager, and a witheic.wi of HOUK* for the IYurkissen. There are, besides, spun the Premises, Erections for • Steel Manafactury sod Fomadery, with Coe r.ccemacy Ilachitiery for these, which may be wi t antoguunsly wrought soconnertio. with the Irma Works -- The who's Duikhogv and M icheery have beer constrof b within these few years, spun the moot approved pronopie ; toad the Tools an.l Utensils neeemary for rattling us thus est.mics.• E , •Milralsiorat are to the consplets at ure r. The (Mammy held Leases of Iron Stow, *Mom a metlc• rate distauce of the urki, whteb afford as ample suppi) t. r the furnaces, fur a samba of yews. These /.1.311111 will he swipes{ to the Piuelisser. 111. The Lessee of the Leads of GA RTURR, and other?, belonging to Mr Colt, and euusisting of about tau Scotch, ..r leo English Acres 0f good Arable Laud. 'font Land., !Meg It, the immesh - Ate vicinity of the 1V urk : 4 focus am mra n• ttal port of the Estals"iihment. The I.casies ass earreut fo: the same terns of yews Company's Lease of the Cv.ll. he whole Crop mad Stockaag tos the Farms will be sold along woh the I erect. • The Premises will be shawl to iuteactiog Purdesime the prism, Mossier ay 11. e N Srke ; sod fur further p t, lars r applicAtiou way be made at tt.e St.ereff Ut... . - -- • ' • to Jane; Cionpbelt, buke.stetet ; v,..t -11111talof ; Mr. C.llnadu, tVrites, Heriot-row ; and io Mr•ers Stuart and Dei.,l.l9ion, rites. to the Signet, •.; Ilailotte..ti et t, Edavlbssrgh ; 4op.cs of the Artid.a od ltovap. suy wt ialmnit ;ill fika:.i.li LONDON; Pinned . l.y G. hAVIDSON, No. Ip , t':.l busarit-court., Care) Arrt.t, and petilished hi No 15, Isar!: tot Si Cleintat's Church, Stia..a, 11 1 J. WHI t E, hi same place —Or.ius, At. for this l'sp,r, suet to the Utlnte, % punt paid . , will he duly Mistimed tu. :,- 0•.. M. G a. a n • w RIM 1N). 16eg Mrs Mr. the get l'h Vel