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LAW INTELLIC;ENCE. COURT OF CO‘IMi)N PLEAS—Just 16. S nifty nt Ntsi bef.:re Lord Chi,f gastite MAIisFIELD, and a ...peril:l Jury• COHts O. AI:DRAT:OC. This was an aiion upon a policy of insurance up on the merchant ship Univ.,. of the port of London. brought by the owner against the uaderwriters, as for a total loss. On the part of the Plaintiff. it appeared, that on the I Oth of Apia, 1806, the ship in question received sailing order: from the port of London upan a voyage to Quebec. in ballast, with convoy. On the IL - h she mired off Gravesend, on the lath in the Downs., and oo the she arrived At Portsmouth, from whence she was ordered to slit with convoy, and, upo•i the same day, the p•licy in question was underwo ten in London for 7001. Upon the ship's arrival at Portsmouth, Cantaia Rowland, who com manded her, found that the convoy had sailed about ten hours before his arrival, and a correspondence imm-diatzly commenced between him and his as net,, tile result of which was. that he waited torn., time for convoy, and at last was seen to sail horn Spithead, with about sixty sail of merchantmen. !er convoy of one of His Majesty's ships bound Sr- the M.alittrranewn, thereby supposed to have token the advantage of her protedion, during a part of her voyage. From that time the ship had never been `teard of, and the Plaintiff accordingly brought this action against the underwriters. It further ap peared, front the account kept at the Admiralty, that His Majesty's stip Afr,oiry had sailed with convoy trom Portsmouth for Newfoundland, Hali fax, and Qiehec, on the 22d of May, and also that she ffiator sailtrci with convoy from the same place, bit , it did not appear that any ship of the name of the (Aran sailed with either convoy. The coaditions of the policy were, that the ship should sail in bal -1 or. rn•l was not to take in any cargo of goods, or other commodity, except provisions for the voyage. Mr. Serkant SHEPHERD. for the Defendant, ably contended. that the Plaintiff was not entitled to re cover ; first, upon the gt ounds that the vessel sailed without convoy, with CA., full knowledge of the Plaintiff, to the contrary of /*hick he insisted there was no evidence; secondly, that cabs was a fraud upno the underwriters, for it was evident from the documents in the cause, as well as the above cif eumstinces, that the ship must have taken in goods to be dispose. 4 of on the voyage; and, thirdly, th the Plaintiff d . ,1 nbt give sufficient proof of the loss s'w ship, so as to entitle him to a verdict.—He Called no evidenc. The CHI sr Justice, in summing up the evidence to the Jury. r:.s. that there was no pietence for charsMg the Plaintiff uith the fraudulent knowledge of the ship's withoat convoy ; on the con. trai y, the correspoolnce rt Ave hint reason to sup pose the ship waitei purposely fur convoy. T ha zemaining part of tt.e case the Jury would consider, and find their wercliCt acc. r . lingly. The Jr ry, after a short consultation found, a ver diet fur the Plaintif. as kr a total loss. The Sittings at Guildhall et,;:d.;.d •hii day.— Such causes that stand over oil w."l be ilis. posed of the few &ors previous to nest Tee m . 7:" ►IQEhCE. I, i 3 This afternoon, the Att-botto...cd boats in this harbour were ordered to be gat ready with perry pnrsible exertion, and sent to the Dawn:. The light sloop; of war ate to take the.n round.— Every order of this kind is obeyed with :in rlearic (*hey will go to-night, or at day-light EC- M:7.'711W. At•;vo.l Pl.e• a .op, v. t!I a c- , r.vly nt trans rtt ti rrn ci. k, v. th Carte regi.heat, oil board, .n the Downs. l'asird by for the Diwns His M.tj“s , y's ship La with the C. el. ‘Vart . ..n, and A flee.t under • c from .Tam -c e r .tint nf ahnnt 100 ail; , they kit p , itt A nn :r. on the llith May ; tLe Bret I 7 1 7: under convoy i•.t the 1.4 Fogg, acct 4:,%0:, th. l a t er his parted w•ith the ves sels for Livrt Virist(.l, 11.2 Cewiriwn Capt. P.Tet, was pail erAers to-may, t ssa to , ;.+Zelitill:l ti,e Downs. 1 - 114 V, JLIY 14. Halfip blot iele-k —I 1. ive (:1141;1:1In yoti, 0 , 2 t. 21:et, 1.111.i':: C . immatict of Ail traq..l Gar( ll . o,r, is cruel! r;and the Ily,ty 1.-mg f.lo.va efi a, tit.eic:ii by the s:llttice t:f the v DRAL,!CI.V 13. Atr;v:l His Majesty's ollips Dejeuer. }Warr, and entt, v. ti IV. , a ward. C. me ,iown front the River. the Fcrtitut Hol. roan, fir the Care of Good Elope; also, the Acute guti.hri;;„ from Shei.. its, and remain in use Downs, witit the Ger list. YAkNOLTTII. Jtage Ariired this morning, the Led Naive packet, Capt. Stoat!, in Lee days from Tcriningen, with mails and pa , ,seogera. When the packet sailed, it was reported that Preliminaries of Peace had been sl,ned between Bonaparte ar.,l the Allied PO NITS. 11te bring's no account of the Sound being shut. ' , OVUM , . JULY 1.5. Yesterday evening na”eci here the ship Alexander. Namikon, of and from BA:tirnore, fur Ipndon ; 4No a 74 and 64. men -+ war, to join the fleet in the Downs, which are s..n abe ter-I+y in rumber, and that they sailed this morning. Five trort tic tai ne d yes e's. are lying.to, .vaiting tot water to come Into the harbeu . Yesterday evening and tNis morning the fi flow. ing brigs and g4lliots were , tut in by the c t privateer of this piace, "Ilvimpsen, master. the one in-nik,n:'d in ors inter tit yesi•nday in having ,4 , led ; they are 411 tinder I)4ntsh Ihqs: aid i urn S , Croix, Nthinnel4, mith Turn, ca fi•-. 4r ; !tercultis, iit Stitt r, with niiit• • , 1 0 nu! • :t. . A Altusta. Janson ; %At* fr ; u. trizyn,, Lang., WWI ditty, St. M ; of ‘' Mandato, with tlittui, t in. Fiirautiti F ..1 A•ni , :rioil, Rimy, with wag and iitv • , Finn, ; Cwaatut, r tot la nit•hituten. Joukes, front rutiett.ne•,, with tiatt r.itortibtrg, Hewlett , . inith •ti ifiim in Wes... • ; of n, with tank, loin Titania gt.n, ; a .11 in, I',•autit, with wino, '04.i% ; !P ., . with ditto, '1 to, to wait tor u. 4.r ; ae.n 0, • I LW., F. 1-wt, *via •••• CORN EICHaINGP, JuLv 16. The supply of wheat 014 4al :re at newly last pmts. Hole dearer. Rya i. dearer Malt I are highe-, and few Arrived White It nuns a I.aneeiv oriee vs', of Foreign ('atn. a: rt ha , dearer.. In I , :our li.t!e ..an.t.io. CURREN(' t'kl 60. ;3 , I Fine R 3. 0.1 Rye 'ale 4 4 .5.04. 55a. 416 04 I 5.14.1 4:46. oal aVhiter.4 04 1 , 151 D! titre Whoa 51. .51tt. 04. 1141111 (old) 46. Ji 'l4 ly is but snail, and Isles thereof ey in sh,ot supply, and is rather Wm/rise Beans, of est+ kind, Grey Wm the sails. Toe They. 4 , e ...real fresh ar f w of fir.t quality, which a ICF. OF GRAYN T ok Bean, (do ;41s 464. 04 Oat. 26. 34s I. 43!is .93 , 14s. 0 4 l'otatol 04 Rape Sred 241. 2P , O. F‘..e Floor.. 6fs •5. liStiOs tfK01.di.......b04 5Ss 60. MEETINGS OF CitEIII rnis AT GUILDHALL. Tg.muß 'AV W. N . . _ Richard Censor, Falmanth, eor .m.,11. merchant . 3 10 James Kiiliner, late of scor's.rard, klush•lane, Lon don, wine and ipirit inerrlisnt . . John Heaps, 13ts of Charlotte-street, Blacl,friars' end, Surrey, tailor . 3 10 . . John Mstinss, Brighthelonstone, Sot , ex. slater . 3 1 Edward 8 ackmnre. Henrietta -street, Cosent•garden, tAilne . ‘ta . 3 1 • • . Thnntas Primate, Biker's-row, Cold Pwth.square, Cleraanwell, refiner of nd and sperrnacet: . • 9 12 John Cruker, now or late of Gosport, Southampton, _ __ . 3 1 2 12 ar .cer Thuinas ITerbert, late of Arundel -street, but now of Bernard street Squall!, metalialit . 2 10 John *lee, Holeydown, Southwark, Surrey, dealer in worsted and hosiery John Jacob, late of Stratford, E..ex, miller Edward Jones, Swart lane, near l'hAroci-street, London, slater ininclmnt . . 1 12 Richard Spencer rem. Cannon-street, Landon, dry. salter . 2 12 . 2 10 . 1 IS DIVIDENDS. Renjanain Tabart, Bodil-tareet, bookotllor . . Thom Hairs, Onford•stroot, Ml.klesoz, and Mack friare.roint, Surtev, nootrass-mak.l . . Lawrence Hayden, Cheltenham, Gleueette.shire, linen-, {Parer . Witt..m Philip., Maifistoio, Kent, tailor • . James Taylor, Limb': Conduit street, al..literary . Pleojamin Dowdney, Ow elder, L.okhold street, Rei. gate, Sunny, tuns e .d ee lo, • . . CIItTIFICATIS. Samuel Raelinen', of idanchester, in the cotnty of Lancas ter, merchant, dealer and cee;iiiirn. Irrandr Witney, otheruise Nicholas, ad Wonders/seem, in the nabob of Donley, in the county Meiluditisiter, c •in ter, dual -r and charnels. PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTEROAN Rank Stuck 3 per Cent. Reduced .6/lit Xi 3 per Oent. Canvas 4 pas Cent 80 Pii:i per Cent. Navy Lniig Annuities . 0 an i I i db. India Brock .. .1781 ex. dir. India !Solids 41. 3s. ptem. Exchequer Bills Englirli Lottery Tickets Cuusols fur .. . 6.91 69 1 . 1415 H, Stork•Brolter, Ne. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing.crnss 'HANt.a.:, .Iv 4, 14 4.... 4 41 I.iv. Pic. Verne a. C 6t :)u. Inc(. Lisbon 6.:rl Oporto 64: D.... 1.... Cutk 11i COURSE OF EV Araysrearo 10 t I!. 3tt4, at coati 35 AcottarSass c.f.. II 1 ; Hamburg\ 34 2 :it,. Altana . 94 6 Low. )•,?. A Us IL eifm.t. Usu., 44414.1 O.:to Sib a Leghorn Nseles I. s. si outs ios Pumas/101,1d in Coto sr! Ears pat ea. 4 Ne. 9. ub ouns... New D.• S 5 MI Rats .... 5 6 :+.* LOU.. ,n Itia Karl if Mallard pr . o.t •1 R .1T GES . Q . l C r, a near emir, by the aard Cr:, it, G. W. ,V t• •, of the 85th R.. Omen', to Mrs. f. A W den liter of the late Captain Wood, ..f the 514th R• n• ui 1..te,!, at Colon. I Wrioo•a, F.O W tin, ••..:ar Cork, Joseph L^reelie,, Esq to Miss Writton, de.ight, r ,f the late Nictulas Wr:xon, E.q. of Dublin On Nfroulay last, John Henry Pells Fs.) of Upton, in Eaez,to Miss Emma R•rulten, daughter of Hunry Boulton, E.q. of rnoi twat, Leatherheart, Surrey. DEATIIs. suirlenle, at Newbury, age.: qO , Miss Napleton, of Hammersmith, sister to the Rev. Ur. Nal.leton, Chancellor of Sae I)tocose of Hereford. on TUIIItIAY evening, George Saville Carey, the w-11! known t, of a paraltic atta,k. Ile was annogiaced for an Ekh..llClotl en thu sane mening. At h: house in NI. tori-P.are, in the bloom of life, after an of only a few days, Mr William Ciiatuherlaiii, of Hull, poarait.painter, aed formerly pupil of the late John Om., P A art , st of considerable merit in nit profession. ti r Its lett a wid-iw a.it six chfiriten to Lamm , Ilia Iris.. vvATEH, Tt I).A AT L.. 01iL)...1N-kiktlLXik.. AL rn.... S Ltin. after..l2 f Even.... 33 min attar .. 1::. SALES BY AUCTION. By 1.!..:GH and S. SOTHEBY. Seoksellers, at thee house, No. 14k, strand, THIS DAY, Jot, I^, and the two hallowing days, (Sunday excepted) at 'f wins@ o'clock, I LIBItARY of the late JOHN SURGES. A Nut) of Harley-etrcet. To whith is ad led, the Library ofanothe• eiantleoian,flik‘wise decea"l. !Sorb in.:ladies; a very goo' Collection in Phegic, Surgery, Classics, Belles Let vet, and I.liseelliututs. Among which eve, Cooper's Anatomy tipe.s. spud Ablaut; idcdic• Artrs Protelpes; nen* Al,...ndr in. 00er., a Potter°, 2 tom. ; Critics Sects, ill tool.; itea;iolv Lexicon, E.lit. Opt. ; Lyeuphron, Ge. et Lat. PO!(C•i, le; • paper ; betanagrata (:rata, a G , Abe. Lip paper, rsoi M•rn-cro, gilt b a•r., • intro. ,• Testarnentuns tieecual, with mill, l a ' s , p a pe r , Stak u ve Plays, by Reed. iliusttated with Hardine• plum, rr.l Mnnaecn , glt 'CANIS VOlll. j North's Lives, 2 ve,!s. in form; Tarot's, by MIIIPItY.e twit- Moreccos gilt terve.' ; Itruee's Troves, 6 vols. • bf don's Works, 9 vols. Rusts, math's !caves; itoyetell's e‘ampt•te, in 7 •r•ls..lrgniot in Risotto., with gilt ;eaves &c. Sze To be viu weft, mild C.l.llNue. to be had at the place of Sale' IIEKSHAM.PLACy, NLAIt ESHER AND wALTut4, SURREY. • By Mr.rrt:HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (So:crows to Mr. Smith). At Garrawar'e, on FRIDAY, the teth inst. st twelve o'clock, AVALUABLE FItEEHOLD ESTATE, in a bean trnil part of the Comity of Surrey, called Horsham • llrn mile , from Esher and Walton, sic from Kingitim, tore. VIN: a half from Dittos, three from Cobham, two and a half from °Atlantis, and Eighteen from Langton; emmisting of 67 awes of land, 20 miss of which are rich meadow, So to hank of therm., Mole, with • valuable right of lishery, • suostantial brink dwelling-house, •r. ctrl within • few years, large walled garde.a tartn- yard, barns, stabling, granary and out-buildings, the land tax Is rAwmcd. The purism.; nem ho aveomnsodste-1 with early pones —on, and is to hike the Vowing ceps, farm .144.44:*.:, utenol., at a fair valuation. in or vewert irr ap in M•. on the prerni•es, aid particular. hail ten lays preri.ins to the ..le.mat the Cando, Sialbory ; White Lion, ; D•the's Head, Walton ; Ship, %V.-yarolg.• ; Kahret.in : Boar, 1:111111W 4 Red Lion, 114.Mr. , 10 • Barley Mow, Ilirsham ; Sr Mr. 11. rams. N.r. 2, Paper-bnildirir, Temple • and of Moots. Hawn cud ettitiliM. lin. M e Arid SteMmt;est. FREEHOLD FARM, WADHURST, SUSSEX. By MOWS. HOGGAST and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Smith), At Carreway% Cullec.house. Combat, is, THURSDAY, Au/int 6, at Twelve, GREAT BU I' I'S FARM, a very desirab!e FREEHOLD ESTATE; containing dOO acres of arable, meadow, pasture, hop, and wood land, well cultivAted, and in • gond s 'oaths fnr markets, in the par•sh of Wadhu,st, • fine sporting part of the county of Sussex, fuer miles from Twit, sin Inns Tunbridge Walt., twelve from Tunbridge, two from Lantberhurat, awl twenty wiles from Hastings, with a large faros-house, three horns, stabling, cottage, garden, farm• yard, end out buildings, a stone quarry, and Intel pit, The mum lies very compact, on broth eider thu turnpike road, end commands a beautiful Woad.* for building a la% or sporting res,dence; and early itn,sesainti will be give*. To by viewed by amity log to Thuans Shorter, the PI Oliff. as the farm, of whoa, particulars nosy be had tee teats previon, to the Sale; aleu at the Semen Arm. Tavern. and Angel Inn, Tunbridge Wells• Craven, Tal I benlgs ; Star, Lew e s ; Chrequen, Lambe burst; White H irt, Seen Oaks; Swart, Hastings; Castl, , , Ong hvin ; of th. Piste., of the Laws. 101111181, and S ~lt '1 , 111•411611f j Meters Semmes and Son, Attorney, at Law, Tunbfidge; at Gorraway%; and of Meson. Henan mad !.hops, He. 61, Snood wee*. Regal Ambler. where a awe, the Rowe may be seem, SAIA S BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD FART, CALLED TURK'S PLACE P ARM. IN THE WEALD OF KENT, LANDsTAX RE DEEMED By Mean. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's CAT—Mouse, Cnrohill, on THURSDAY. August 6, at Twelve, without Reserve, As order of the Executors of Mr T K i•nett CM! m deceased, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, lyi ng within a ring fence, on the b trier of a virmike road, at Hartley, one milk ans: a half from Cranbrook, four miles from Ciraudhurst, 16 from Ertle and Maidst.mo, Owen Iron Ig a .k hunt, and seven from Lantberhuw, in the County of Kent. containing upwarris of 90 acres of stable, pasture, won.l, hop 1810, w•th a farm...mos.., hup.osat, garde n , lwn , ga g out-buildings. The Woo t•land, containing 3! aerie, is in hand, and the mittaMder let en lease to Mr. Joseph for about eight years onewireit. . . To be Tio7edw.th leave ... ofthe tenant, and particular' had ten days previo.o. to the lale, at th• Rull , Cesoboank i he Matdoolte; Hull, Wrotham ; Tires Head. Eurat's Cray; Crown, Tunbodge; George, Farnborough; of Mr. iwoop, Solicitnr. enttrol'a lot; at Garrawav%; and of Mewls Nng. gut and Phdhpi, Nn 62, Old Broadwtreet, where • Plad of the Estate may be 'ctn. FRBEHOLD FARM, SUSSEX, NEAR TUNBRIDGE WELLS, in HAND. By Mesas. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, o:ever-es to Mr. s anith :, At Garraway's, on THURSIdAY, 6th of August, at Twelve i.*C mt. antes an acceptabe cons so in the mean time made by Private Contract, 21ii A• VERY desirable ring-fenced FREEHOLD ESTATE, called FAIRCROU(7II aM TA rsEu.s, in A qe healthy past of the County of Sussex. in the parish of Warthunit, four maim from Lamberhiusr, two and a half from Pram, four and a half from Tuarbrid,;e Wells, tell from Tunbridge', fourteen from Battle, seven born Goodherst. and I 0 from Lewes, comprising RU acres or arable, meadow, pas ture, wood, and hop land, in gond cultivation, with a large ancient stone-built mansion, olllcer, b arn+, stabling, hop nut, farm yard. large walled garden and out-buildings, on Faircrouch, and a farm-house and nut-buildi!.gr, on Tamen., with a cottage, let to a Tenant at Will. The Estate is in part bounded by a Trout Stream. with • vallable Stone Quarry and Chalyheata Spring, forming alto gether a very desirable and immoveable property; in the coca patiori of the Proprietor, wire erill give early possauien. To be viewed 20 days previous to the Silo, by applying to Mr Gorham. on the premises, of whom Particulars may be had; also at the Sussex A. ma Pavan, and Angel Ina. Tun bridge Wells; Crown, Tunbridge; Star, Lewes; Chacquers. Lanit.weliun t ; White Hart, Seven Oaks; Swan, Hastings; Cattle, Brighton; of the Li... Journal and Sussex Advertiser, of Mr. Phdcoar, Attortsey at Law, Burwa.h; Mr. Pieper, So- Helier, No. 4t, Great Marlborough-street; at Garraway's land M Wessel. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6R, Broad street, Royal Exchanee, where a Map of the Estate may be seem CHINK FORD HATCH, NEAR WOODFORD, EPPING F.' , fi EST TO RE PF.REctI. FoRILY SOLI, By Messrs. I IuGG ALT and PHILLIPS, (Successors o Mr. Smith , At Garraway's r.!olfee-hnsise, C , rshill, en THURSDAY, the 6th of Ang, • at twelve, A SELECT desirabh: LEASEHOLD FA MILY COTTAGE, in 17 repair, seated en a howl- some Lawn, and pltwure about half a mile on the left side of the High Road, nea• ' .he Stat vrd Foe-hounds, within eight Mika of London, At Woodford, o;.etsltig on the Trire,.. ; with 1$ acres of rich treadow Land, and value ble COW '/ I • : ghts, star ding for Iwo ,arriages. excellent fear stall stable, .arm-yard, barn, and stable ig, kitchen garden, end lofty fruit walk, stocked and planted with prime fruit trees, a cottage, garden and orchard, 6111 pond, well stocked, sear mer house, extensive wa:ks, mount and plantations, orna mented with valuable shrubs and (wrest moo, farrouto4 by good roads in every direction. Te be •iesred with tirkets only. which, with further pesti milers, may be bed six lays previous to the Sale; and of Mint I anvil and Mill:I). * 61, Old Oresdeueet. RICHMOND HILL - - Voluble ESTATES,COPYI4OLD ew7 that distinguished Spot. By Messrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Smith), At Darraway's, on THURSDAY, August d, at mole, o'clock, in Lots SUBSTANTIAL RESI DENCE, in excellent repair, on Richmond Hill, commanding a luxuriant pros pect the banks of the Thames, with a walled garden encl.& Sees, lee on !rime fin , about nine years, unexpired, to the Hen. Mrs Needham, who has improved the premises at a very con siderable expense. A Dwelling.house adjoining, containing two rooms ow each R.reer, with offices and garden in and early possession will be given. A dorible ceach.house seven stall stable and yard, extending about 51 feet in bone Richmond Hill, C. .13111111111111. mg a beautiful situation for building. 'The above estates are nearly equal to freehold, being copy. hold of the Queen's Manor. Also, a Leasehold E4tate, tomp.ssing twocoaels-heases and stalshag swarths above. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Robertson, upholsterer. R 'cheesed (Inc h'ule occuoied by Mrs. Needham, with tickets only .; which, with pat Oculars. may he had ten days pre 'lOU, to the sale, of Messrs. Hoggart and Philips, Ni.. 62, Btoed-street ; particulars also at the Talbot, Richmond ; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge; Whit* Lien, Putney; Spread Eagle, Wandsworth ; and at Gairaway's. FREEHOLD LAND, NRAR TUNIIRIDGE. By Messrs. EINGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sueceeson to Mr. Smith). At Caraway's CnfE oda vuse, Cornhill, en THURSDAY, the 6th of August, at Twelve e'Cleck, in Three Lots PORTER'S FARM: FARM: comprising about Forty. two Acres of Freehold, Arable, and Madam Land, part situate on the bonier of the turnpike coed. !riding from Tun bridge Wells to Maidstone. in the Pariah of Punhury ; eons. minding a boa situation for building, five nukes from Tint bridge, in the County of Kent ; with a farreAstuse and out. buikliags ; of which posessiew will be given at Michaelmas next. Te he viewed by applying to Mt. Peter George, at Pipping'. Party, sear Pealtag a of whom mrfiritlan may be had ten days prior te the Isle ; also of 'gems. Scoones and SOU; Attorneys at Law, Tunbridge; at the Comm Inn, Tun bridge; Woodpile Inn, Puobiary ; White Hart, Seven Oaks; S p igot Inn, Tunlitidge Wells t Cheesnie Lanaberherst ; and or "Jesus. Hoggert arid No. 63. Old Squad street, Loyal Exchange, when a Map of the Estate may be seen. 'z--~ ~-- SALES BY AUCTION. LEASEHOLD CUTEAOS arid 0 %Roam, harci lik , SURREY. Br Mews HOGOART and PHILLIPS. At Overawes's Coffee house, Canthill ; on FRIDAY next twelveci'daet, L i COMPACT bcick-built FAMILY I TAGE ; emitainiiie numerous bed-ehaniben, ninit Arming monis. of pet Crtiesitieue; *Sees, cusch•houae lesbilsir; ',smut welled pulse, and numerou► profr fruit-truce; situate at P 4 acham ; the property of W. Ver low Eq. refiliNif.g to ksvensbuty. The premises ere •tout funnies vein, eta toe tent. May he viewed, end pertleelers bad at Giveaway's, Nf fisurrart and Fill pa, 61, Old Email-street MOR DEN PARK. BURRY. ATAISIO.E STOCK OF GF.NUINE WINES CO` Gifto tot CROPS, HAY, FARM Snit:it, CANTS, W AGGims, AND EFFECTS. s y &Lou". HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Smith), On the P•tnleati, at Mnnien Park, our Sutton. Sun ; MONDAY, Aug. 10, and following Day ! , airman ci•Ch. I IHE First I)dy's Sale will consist of the folio, a ir,g WINES. winch MII b , " found to be extreme choice and fine :—Toin Piyat of Pon in wood; 110 Dusan Ditto ; a Qoaritity of Hoek, Sherry, Madeira Clara, lion, Cormantia, and Rueeks. . Vao, the waits ;Lie Fanning Stoek and Growing c• coin ',rising about 4').3 Lnads of I far, twelve Cows, eight at draught Cart Horses, Oats, Wages, and Irerderneritt, rownig crops of &YAMS UM. Wheat. and Inky, to about 100 Acres. To be viewed one day prior to the tale, and Catalogues had (at 21. earls. be be returned to purchasers, without which no person can be admitted into the Park) of Mews. Haggett and Phillips ; and Mr Rhoolt, Old Broad street. DESIRABLE trattEHOLL ES PA TES, HEtTS 1 • ►OUR SWANS INN, WALTHAM-CROSS; a FARM at BEAUMONT-GREEN, SEVERAL CLOSES of MEADOW LAND, sod COTTAGES, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successor, to Mr. Smith), At Getaways. on WEDNEDAY, Viti 12th of Angle, es Twelve, in Five Lots *THAT erell•known capital FREEHOLDISIN. A now in fu,i trade, mad nil tenaneM, situate on die Steal North Road from Inn•lnn, known by the name of the EMI, SWIMS, Walthom.Croas ; en liaie to Mr. Monk, Picot years unexpieed. at a low reut, together with the tep•hisee, Ambito( for fifty bones, coach•houses. out buildings, and a Mom of rich meadow land, upwards of three acres. A Farm at Beavazortr-Green, with a farm-house, hares, 'tabling, and out-buildings, and foety-five acres of rich laud A Close of rich Land, situate near Hanonsisid-street, called Tonga% anA great gardens, together near mar acres. is tea °mil...tuna Maria Winch. A Close of rick meadow land. called Seas Field, adjoiniag the F nil-Swans Inn, containing 1UA.211 3.,?. in the accusative is Jamie waren, teesat at will. AM a Freehold Brick Measusgr, at Enfield, let at VII. per annum. To be viewed Min drys preceding the Isle, and Paiticilsei then had at the Four Seems. Waltham Crow; Sarum's He,d, Ware ; G eyhoisied. Enfield; Bull , Hired:Men ; at Garn« way's; and of Messrs. Hcssart and Phillips, No. 61, 011 Broad-etreet, near the Royal F.ssilange. TO az SOLD RY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ti Meru HUGGART end PHILLIPS, (Su.....eanr. to Mt Rink.), Pile MANOR and FREEHOLD EST AT& & called Cotie Nugent, in the compact of Long`md ant We.tencith, Imbed ; containing ~brut 4,000 Enalisb +PIN ewe yield;ng a min iliColll, it 1,0351. a Tau. tlaar of gun ono. din.-0,1 the terminatinn a many wales leasea, and fmni Gahm petaiikar elretatastaacee, tiee estate wiR probably, is a tor years, deablir the pewees rental. Particalwe are preparing, and whew pinned, may be 11 , 41 Messrs. load and Little, ands swat% Dublin ; Ray. Jame non Grain* Agent to the 'wane ; and of Mama Her pet and Phillip:. Nn..62. Old !bead mist, Landow, Rich DAIRY FARM sad LAND., OVITYLLINti-HOUSES, FARM- 144.1 USES, and COTTAGER. STRATTON. AUDUEY, mar RICESTkR, I/NON, TYTIIS.I YEE and LAND-TAX RIDERIMIVD. TO ISE SLAM RY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Sy Messrs. HOOCIART and PHILLIPS. (Severeors s. Mr. Smith ), AVERY compadt and dasirabk ESTATE. Fart freehrd, and the remainder leasehold, held uncle: ire Iran and Chapter of Cheirchuich. Hired, reeewahle &cove.- log to custom; vaunting of shoot 5011 acres of rich rinser arable land, in a ring fence, divided into ternfernis, with erod lens fun-houses and emelmildings, a waUnnelt sporting res , donee, coach-houses, and stabling far hunter, several toners and gardens. The rune is shear in a delightful part of the country, about three miles from buseeter. 18 from Oxford, ere from Hucklngharn and Blackleg'. and 15 hero Banbury, rat market towns) in the parishes of Sambas Roam air Caro fieN, in the counties of Outer and Sacks; a ceentr armor ing with game, and within a utile of Sir Thymus Metro's frt. hounds. The estate is let ea respestaro teersta s prelM l 4 rents amounting to about 1,0001. per rine Mit be viewed. and (unbar iverienlan had.ot Meson jug sari and "'kith" No. St, Old Reawderset ; whom a plea &neonate may he seen. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANOR, art M A NSION, 'ES , EX, on the BORDERS of SWUM, LAND TAX REDEEMED. TO BE SOLD By PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mews HOGGARI' a.2:IPETILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Smith; AVirYWeft and desirable PH befOLI) PRO PERTY, comprising Great Wombs, Hall Estate sating of &beet Twelve Hundred a. taut rick muting. ratan Gad weed land, the chief part osatersieratiy divided into rili tees Farms, whenrisii ere excellent tarn-hooted med.:Nit boil,. legs, tagetiLif with the Mahar of Great Bram* Hall, extend • log over the Funk, rat Skeet 3000 acres, with the righted Ceort Bases, and Court Lew, fines, quit mat., on death or alienation, hennas, thirds of sinker inn other pinkies *eon onto beles:ging. In the centre of the Estate le sitested de elegant and substantial Mansion, containing twenty barium ben, nurnernin dressing foams timuloir, tar iserning • reom,lt futil.equare ; dining and &swing-Teems, M halal It each, with lidding de.ca ; cash marble eltienerr-Weilleo and oak beers a biliaul-resm, library * &wing spertnern. Howard's and henstkeeper's rooms, excellent officer, rap:ciao relieving, rind fine spring waew= Ewald* ceechdasuses s id "'aline for 10 nines, info, .nd numerous agritelteral buildings, lawns, rich paddocks, flower and fruit gardens, sanatory and hothouses, 11.1112611 n plaidatiens, s:,d stored fah-rondo. The Estate abounds with 114,111 and liner Lowe, eel will Ilford it. ipmettne Mira of the lositiri,s tabee euthia kseV. Te the 111:twap is attached about rdi azres of rich Feature land, and a purcha...o of it w ll be taco:. modated by the options( t.icing the iv;icile of t h e Farm , ether parte of the Estate, is odirooi to the sh•ors . • selecting such on:, , es beak ilitJaLc.i et description rflp desirable to him The Ewa!' it .ittiatert in a beautaul an healthy of the count!, of Ewe*, stormily/ell by line fon* and pleasant rider, .ix miles from Dedham end Ceialiseer, four 'horn Manning.ice and fid..eqy. all good Market to and SY hJrn Load.n. The chief part of the Fermi h.e ender agreements, determinable at theft pc , ods„, at !ow I ; saw ionincithi Ina exclusive of the Manor, Me-c.•.., the Land, presumed to be ',web et least 70,11. per oium, exclusive a/timber in the geniis!. werwle. A each of fns. busa44 are kept in the neighbourhood. The Hanileu and Farms maw he viewed at Gayhoe. y application be William Mason, Esq Snic:ro - , in Coiclu.sterr, et Mr. Jan *noun, sea sat the tentats...n the Fromm , whom printed Particulars may be had ; alw •it Mew' Hirol anti Philti" ft OW aced-Greet, twadna ; whore, mak' Mr. Meson's, in Cefehmter, es Desetachrei Si. Heels, S'. l rent ache Estate oat be . . LONDON:—ProwI of 0 DAVIDSON. No. 17. Puke . * Ovate. N.w-street, ant-gs.dep, sod published st to. " Ifir. • • I b. Bark ..r St. C::2iiiet Omen, &mad, tr' Vi.STUCE, of No 7. New Betteo4tl. LootAcr• ••• 0 dots ate be risk rapt. sou to as Offor i p (Poo P' wid Its duly wended to _ . CRAM, next, a t COT. ►in g 6 ,4 wee and ndurnue ennung, neld lot , and at COWS, 'MING e s , Cloak, rOnote- &empty Ulan of at, SKi- Cop.: tenon, th., fifths,: