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KENT 4SSZEL n-To 26 : MAI. 'NE, MARCH WISHES 0. CHCOLN, Mr. Serjeant Beer stated, that this was an ac t;on for an assault and false imprisonment, by the Plaintiff, a reseeaable young man, and a linen draper, at Gravesend, against the Mayor of that town. His client, he said, was a young man, who hid begun business at Gravesend, and the great of fence he had green to the Mayor WAS, that he had a greater assorunent of patterns Sc' suit the taste of the Ladies than the Mayor himself could produce. It was usual in Gravesend, as in many other coun try towns, when A new cargo of any sort of goods one ived fresh and new from the London market, to set the town crier to work, and announce the glad ti lings to all tha town. In conformity to this an c:ert and laudable prattice, his client, having in March, last year, received a new and fashionable assortment of linen-drapery from town, he sent the t eve c' let finth to proclaim it to the people of Gravesend ; and, to prove that his gongs were as fashionable as he proitiised they were, patterns w ire sent nut ;it the same time, to gratify the sight of the crier's audience. This, however, it stern al, the Mays thought against the laws of the Borough, aced forbade the crier to du more than peolish by ' , nice that the goods were arrived, and not to presume to exhibit the patterns. The Plaint iff, upon this, thinking that he was ill used, called upon the Mayor, to remonstrate with him, when that great Magistrate, in the plentitude of his poser, net only justified what he had done, but committed him a prisoner to the gaol of that town : here he continued a prisoner tot above an hour, wen the Magistrate, upon cooler reileainn, thought prover to permit him to go At large. This subse quent lenity, however, he was sure the Jury would not think sufficient atonement for the insult and io 3tiry of tiejustly depriv.ng an Englishman of his libtrty . the Learned Selena ,dwelt with groat wry nth on this topic, and demanded most, exem pluy damages frem the hands of the Jury. Tht thtoe Witnesses to prove the cue were, the bellman, the constable, and the gaoler. From the evidence of these, it appeared that it had been the custom of Gravesend to cry goods, but not to oz. bavit imples, and that the only two instances to • the conuary were, one of some mackarel, and the ° other of some green peas, in which cases samples were exhibited. It also appeared, that when the Defendant went to rhe Mawr, he was not quite re. • sPeaftil in his rem insttan:e, but dealt out a libetal quantity of fair Aloe, which induced the Mayor:to send him to the Town Hall, where, it was true, he rernarnif for about an hour ; but, instead of being a mere pianner, he had all his friends about him, stet thy enjoyed themselves with great jolly, the Defendant placing himself in the Mayor's chair, mimicking the Dcfeitilutt, and ridiculing all the rims of the Corporation dignity. Mr. GA a now, upon this evidence, made a very able reply, in which he ridiculed the Learned Ser jeArit's commentations on the attack of English li berty, and stated. thatthe Mayor only forbore to commit him from the circumstance that he was per sonally instil:el—that gentleman having had the ; magnanimity to say, that he wuuld not be thought to li.rvir aged from a motive of resentment for a per sonal insult to himself. V erdia for the Plaintiff-•-Damages one shilling. SPICL T. CHA Loct,lN. Mr. GARR ow stated, that this was the most im portant cause, except one, among the common Jury causes. It was an aainn against the Defendant for defrauding the Plaintiff, a ginger-bread-baker, of the custom of several old Ladies who had been used to deal with him. The Defendant had been his servant, but having quitted hit master, he took his cart, aid went wood to the ginger-bread-dealers, and sold his own goods, pretending he was selling the Plaintiff's ; not content with this, he laughed at his former master ; and - told him when he was about to set our on his weekly circuit, that he might as well stay at home, f r he had gone the round be foie him, and forestalled the market prove this case, he-called twis old women, one of whom had bought ten shillings worth of gingerbread, and the ether three shillings worth of the Defendant, e a s e :old them li, was selling Spice's gingerbread. Mr. Serjeant 'is Lee A ito observed, that if this re lly was tele of tl.ti wrist important a'ions in the Piper, the spirit of litigation must have got ta an amazing height in the county of Kent i for he thought it one of the most trumpery he eer had witnessed. If the Plaintiff had a verdia, it could only be for the amount of the prifits on the two Parcels of gingerbread sold to the two old ladies who had giten evidence.• It must be a rare profitable trade to afford a law-suit out of such a quarrel. It reminded him of the story of the zwo broomsellers, one of whom stolelsis mates ids, and considered how the other could undersell him, until he eas told by the other that he stole his brooms reads made. He then insisted that the old woman had mistaken what had passed between' them and the Defendant, and that he told them he° came to sell them good spice gingerbread, and not Spots. He added, that all the gingerbread-sellers aped each other. The Mi ele! of one town wore at the fair the same sort of laced hat a' the other ; but, tun it was, the Maid stone Tittido: was not justified in saying, " I am the genuine Canterbury Tittidol ;" that he was warranted in saying that his gingerbread was just as good and fine flavoured. In short, his client had done no more—he told them that he sold fine spice ginger bread, and the Plaintiff being unfortunately named Sew, the old women thought he said that he sold :sp,es's (the Plaintiff's gingerbread). Verdia for the Plaintiff. • A Court Martial was lately held on a drummer in the Ist Regiment of Glasgow Volunteers, accused of disobedience of orders, insolent language, and striking the drum-major when on duty. These charges having bean clearly proved, he was sen tenced to receive 50 lashes, and to he confined and fed upon bread and water for .1u days .)Srie Javier Sato ranean, have not last night re which left no I the Streights wind, in pur l) having re ly 0 course. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, MARCII IS. Sailer! the TowNthend packet, Captain Dodd, with a Mail for Lisbon. _ _ DEAL, MARCH 20. Sailed the . 7,maica and Leda frigates, Orts'es and Harpy sloops of war, with several gun-brigs, &c. on a cruise off the French coast. sailed through the Downs from the River, the Earl Camden outward bound East Indianian . Arrived the Lard Melville, Earl Spencer, Deto , d Srett, itannia, and Erahratet, E tst Indiame.i, last from Plymouth. The Britannia has sailed for the River, with the ,ir!fll...tst. India pilot-vessel ; and the Ceres, Bennett, from Lisbon. • _ . _ • . • Remain in the Downs the rest of His NlAjesty's ships as per last. FROM LLOYDS LIST. AN*{** U. At L ~ :rpool--The Princess Royal, Norton ; Eliza, Rowle ; ni Or , Al -Pander, Duriva.n ; from Lisbon At Minalt.wl—i•Hawkesoury, Minion, from ditto. At L .1 from ditto. At Clyd..—".:ottottesi of Rote, M.Reller ; Mr y, Gibson; Hawk.; Gamy ; Fame, Brawn; Noire, 'rocker .and the Prinewer Mary, Anders m ; irom The private letters brought by the Si mare: schooner, from the Mediterrane yet s *livered out ; but it was 1; ittre9itad been received, i ~,4 " 1 " ! s,,f having passed ; Yr. 411 11 0 "' • • . with fair \''') his Lordshij 11 •:' "!••(•• .f tine enemy' 1j r 144V:sifirprtes itlTUrDiVer Tiff MARCILIONr.SS OF HEADFORT'S ROUT. This very elegant and amiable Lady gave a grand rout last night, at her house in Stanhope street, May Fair, which was attended by SOO per sons of the first distinlion. The grand staircase was lighted by two superb Egyptian vase lamps. The filmiture of the grand drawing-room is deep blue nib, hued with yellow, drapery of blue, fanci fully disposed with yellow, blue, and gold mould ings. Ac each caner of the room there were a gold pt:..!estalof exquisite workmanship, and a groupe of gold figures supporting a most beautiful girandole. The ballroom. h. 69 feet by 27. The mirrors, chan de4iers, and every ornament, bespoke the munifi cence and taste of the Marchioness. One of the minors in the third room of this superb suite, is 10 feet by 6. Among the company w ere:— _ . His ituyill Ilighnea the Prince orWald. The Duke of Cambridge. Duchesses of Montrose, Somerset, and Dowager Dashes of Rutland. Marchionesses of Win chester, Sainhury, and Downshire. Countesses of Linton, Ashburnbern, ()shower, Ely, Limerick, Leirrini, King ston,Literinsol, and Mansfield. Marquis of Wil'Chester. Earls of Fingal, Mansfield, Leitrim, Limerick, Ash burnham, and Kingston. Vlscniintesses--Gosfuril, Cas tlereag.:' Somerton Finrastle, Sidney, and M. kaiih. Viscounts—Southwell, Duncannun, and St. Alaph. alit s — Buerh, , F. Portsonby, A. Carpenter, M. Perry, Grantley, Grantham, C Latouchr, S. Stewart, A. Cumber land, Caedu, Eiot, W. Russell, H. Moore ' Headley, Auck land, Langton-I, C. Palmer, Cornwall, and DeCliflord. Loots—. Grantley, B, ringdon, C. Fitzroy, and Cawder. lion. Mn. Knox, Mr,. Calvert, and Mr:. Freemantle. Mend. Palmer, D. Latour;:._, and R. Litiniche. A BILL, Intituled all Act to repeal so much of an Act, 'sassed in the Ninth Year of the Rein of His Into Nfajestv king G".rorge the Second, imitated, " An Act to restrain the Disposition of Lands, whereby the same hermitic unalienabit," a> re strains the Two Ursir•roties of Oxford and Cambridge from purchasing or holding Advow.ons, except as theruia is pro, sided. Whereat it is amongst other things provided by an Act, prsed m the Ninth Year of the Reign of His late Maje,t ) - King George the Socesul, Subtitled, " As Act at iestrain the !Murmurs.' of Lands, whereby the same become unalienable," that no college or house of int 11l i l ig, which cloth or shall hold or enjoy so many advowsons of ecclesiastical henefices as are or shall be equal in number to one. moiety of the fellows, or persons usually stv led or cremated .as fellows, or where there are or shall be ne fellows, or lemons usually styled or reputed as fellows, to one moiety of the students upon the foundation Thereof any such college or holr•e of learning cloth or may, by the present cormitution of such college or house of learning, consist, shall, from and after the twenty-fourth day of June s one thousand seven liumlnd and thirty-six, be capable of , ptirritasing, acquiring, receiving, taking , hold ing, or enjoying, any ether advowsons of ecelesiastiral bate•-' (ices b► any means whatever, the advoweons of sult scJesias licit benefices as are annexed to or given for the benefit or better support of the headships of any of the said mike., or hoes:9 of learning, not being computed in the number of adviawsons hereby linitt,d : and whereas the above redriction has been found by experience to uperate to the preindke at such colleges ur houses of learning, by rendering the succes sion taro slow : ai.d whereat the removal of such restrictmn ill - be for the benefit of such eollrges and universities, and will tend to the promotion of learning, and to the providing a better supply of fit and compete nt parochial ministers: be it therefore waded by the King's lowa Excellent Alaiesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritnal sod Temporal,and Common-, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, That so much of the said Statute a, is herein before Trotted shall be and the same i. hereby repealed. The Earl of ROMMBY entertained a tele& party at dinner yesterday. Among the company were: The Marquis of ilertfor.l. the Earl of Caritarvon, Vl4- count S..aleiton, the Archhishup of Dublin, •Vt.e.tutit SiJ• mouth, Lord G'astorthury, Hon. 111. &name, Hon. and Iter,, Dr. Maisham, and Mr. Hatsell. As the Duchess of DEvotismine was returning home from the Marchioness ot SALISSURY'S concert on Sunday evening, in he: catriage, she was sud denly seized with a giddiness ;n her head, which was succeeded by a violent head-ach. Her Grace, on reaching Devonshire-house, being much worse, Sir WALTER FARQUHAR was sent for; that Gen tleman attended immediately, wad applied the proper remedies, and, we are happy to state, her Grace last night was nearly convalesceat. Capt. VINCE!, r, who commanded the Arrow sloop of war, which supported the late very gallant a4lion in the Mediterranean, is the son of Osm AM VINO LSI, Esq. Banker, of Newbury. lleis a very aetive and intelligent officer, and distinguished himself at the taking of Toulon. The Sporn man, ST ANTOS, from London and Lisbon, for Gibraltar, is taken and carried into Algesiras. The Lourel,l' v Lon, from Liverpool, for Clyde, is lost in the Mull of Galloway. PRICE OF STOCKS YES rERDAY. 9 per Cent. Consols .. . 58U 6 per Cent. Nev.y. —B9l Imperial Annuities 949-16 Oinoium 3; Wit Roods 1.. Is. dis. Exchequer Rills .... Is. d 6. Is. prem. par Eng. Lottery Tickets Consols for 58 T. BLSH, Stock-broker, No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing PRICK OF IRISH STOCKS Gov. Orb 5 prrILL (March 13.) B9l I pet Om. Go, (Mania It.) hie COURSE OF EXCHi Amsterdam 3B 10 2U•i Dim; at Sight 58 2 1 Rotterdam c. f 12 4 2 U. Haniburgh 95 8 Alton* Bari• Ditto 2 26 Biiurde..ux •26 3 Cabs Ditto Madrid .... in paper Ditto 3Bj effect. Bilbna Leghorn 49; Natlle< Dublin on London (March Illelfain on Lorulon (March 1 Bellied on Dublin (ditto.).... TtIeSDAT, MAlttil 19 Genus 4IA Lre. Pic. Venice Slit Lisbon 6O Oport. 6C I Duelni ll /11111014. I, 1 I Portugal Gold ill Coin and Bars per os 4 0 0 Doubloons . ..... 0 0 0 New Dollars Silver in Bars New Loos,: each 0 0 0 Asoo on the Bank of Holland 41 per Cent. 13.;.. loa 111 12.) 61i 61 days. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, - T0.1403110W. 11. 11. Francis Woolley, Charles-street, Grosvenor-square, Middlesex, apothecary . . 3 10 Rachael Hooper, Bath, milliner . . . 3 10 William Barker, of the Strand, London, linen-draper 9 111 Maria Watkins, now or late of Wells, Somerset,hire, milliner and shopkeeper . . . 3 10 Thomas Bevan Farmer, Rntherhithe, Surrey, ea-teeter 3 12 William Cornwell, King David's Fort, St. George in the Fast, Middlesex, ropemaker . • 3 11 William Thompsoil,Tlirogniortun-street, London, stoi k broker . . . . 3 1 'l' homes Barrett, Kennington Green, Surrey, stock broker . . . . 2 11 Peter Hoare, Prochliani Greet', near Durk,lig, Su rr..,y, shopkeeper . . It Alexander Bertram, Niglititielle lane, Mildle-ex, co• lourman . . . . 2 10 Richard Johnsen, Tokenhouse•yard, Lwidoii, merelvaiit ...! 11 James Vandtant, Brewer-stir -t, nee Golden square, Miclilletex, printer . . 2 11 Johu Parean and James Gardiner, Clement's lane, Lent band-street, and of Saville-place, Lambeth, Surrey, hotomerchreits . . 2 10 John Nutter, Blackittamstrert, Burraiieh, chereemonger 1 12 , Michael Green and Henry Collins Green, Oxford-street, pocket hook makers . . . . 1 11 Thomas Geary, Austin Friars, merchant . . 1 10 Edward Davis, Lambeth, Surrey, brewer . . 1 11 William Maitland, at,, of Chancery late, linen draper 2 10 Michael M'Garry, Cooper's-court, Upper East Smith field, viAualler . . . 2 111 531 , 10 - , I Ca,tell a nd 'Walter Powell, Lombard street, ' bankers . . . . 10 Joseph Kitching, Ipswich, Suffolk, grocer . . 2 10 Francis Scurry, Kent Reed, St. Geerge the Martyr, Southwark, Surrey, coal dealer . . 1 11 William Enock, late u(Soutli Molten street, Middlesex, tailor . . . l2 John Carlton, Canterbury, Kent, grocer . . 1 John Purcell, late of Portlandetreet, Soho- square, Middlesex, grocer . . . . 11 Charles Bedeell, Brick lane, Christchurch, Middlesex, viilualler . . Ewens 'fucker, St. Nicholas, Deptfortt, Kent, tallow chandler . . . - 10 Jelery Scrape, Rid Lion-street, Holborn, steck-breker 1 10 Edward Lowtou, Red Lion-atrest, Southwark, Surrey, hop and seed merchant . . . 1 10 Thomas Blackwell, Chertsey, Surrey, grocer . . 1 1 i Edward Davis and William Phillips, Church-street, Lainbeth, Surrey, brewers . . . 1 1 DIVIDENDS. Joseph Featherstone, Tunbridge, Kent, shopkeeper . 1 Stephen Woodbridge, New Brentford, Middlesee litationef 10 Thomas Browne, Jewry-Arcot, Aldgate, woollen-dealer 11 lOU, Hurrli., late of Seaford, Sussex, apothe'ary - 11 Janie. Forael the elder, Letitia Foaled, and James Fozard the yowler, Park-lane, Piccadilly, stable-keepers . 10 CERTIFICATES. Thomas Edwin's, et Fore Street, in the Parish of St. Ann, Limehouse, in the county 0( biltWleiCX, victualler, dealer and Chapman. Thomas Franklin, of Leighton Bus,ard, in the county of Bed f ird, money-scrivener. John Bishop and John/ferry, late of Maidsterne, in the county of Kent, copartners, upholders, dealers a red ehapnten. Matthew Garland, of Greve-street, Deptford, in the county of V -le, victualler and auctioneer. John i lodeson, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, merebent. William Keene, late of Painswiek, in the count, of Gloucester, clothier stud cerdwainer, dealer and Chipman. BIRTHS. AI Wilmar, near Waterford, the Hon. Mrs. Jephson, of a daughter. (Sir Monday, the I I th inst. at Dotevorytoomar Shrewsbury, the Lad: of Richard M)tton, Eig of a datiglitur. MARRINWS Friday, at WAleot Church, !lath, by the R.dkop of Cloyne, JAM," Henry Brooke, F.:.sq. of the Hon. Lail licdsa Compariv's Service, to Miss Ann Patton, daughter of Co, K. Patton, Co- Senior of Sr. Helena. Tuesday, at Harwood, near Shrewsbury, by the Rey. Mr Holland, Henry Wafter, or Crack Meulc, h:so. to Mrs! Emma Wood, young'. daughter of WilllAlll HialWil rd, • "L. On the ith inst. at O'Hara Brook, James Greer„ of Rally . ..wry, county Armagh, Esq. to Miss o.llara, daughter of henry U'llara f Lig. ' DEATHS Wedneday, at herJeelginies in oath, Mrs Miilani , wild ot , Mr Millard, lately •(.Weston Grove, and daughter ut (Sept. Lee, of Chp4rrtrey /VAL Sandal, at Bath three months iilne e , Mire Atlairris - IN after .. es, Mige Nora eld...t.ls.ighter of the late Witham Norris, Esq. of 'Non,trh houte, Wilts.' On the t2th inst. in her Mel stay Mr.. Skerrett, wift of Joseph Skettet, Eaq. of Naistarich. Yestsrel .v 'might, at Leetti, in the G2J year of ins axe, Floury Haii,.Eaq. one, of the Aldartni,of Lomb 'lle votved the Ace of Mayor, is the year 179". " HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 0.00)0N-ORILKA Mom 4S rim. after. 6 -Aven. I I win- after 7. SALE BY AUMON. CAPITA!. FREEHOLP, TWO VAT WHITE. P kPER MILL, WITH ovirtuttu; HOUSE, TENEMENTS. SEVENTEEN ACRES RICH PASTURE AND MEA DOW LAND, KENT. By Messrs. MURTON and VENNOR, THIS DAY, at Garraway's, at Twelve &Jock, be Direetinn of the Proprietor, in Three Lou, if net previously disposed of by Private Contract, ACapital FItlEgliOLD Two Vat WHITE. PA . PER MILL, with I)welling House arid about seventeen acres rich pasture and arable land, of which immediate pommel. eiswill be given, very advantageously situate in th e pl easan t va l e of Cheritoa , between the sea port towns of Folkstolie and liythe, in the county of Kent. The Mill, which is neatly equal to new, is erected upon a very judicious plan, amply sup. plied with a large head of water, and offers. most advantageous opportunity to any Gentleman wishing to engage in a similar concern. LOT I. Two Vat White Paper Mill, in very complete re pair, with suitable and well coiincet , el arrangeruenu of Pre mises, to conduct a superior struke of beanies*, together with a comfortable residence, garden, about two acres or pasture land, large mill pond, well stocked with fish; and five substantial brick tenements, for the ceuyeriterice of workmen. LOT 11. Four Acres of Arable and two Acres of Pasture Laad, lying very contiguous to the Mill. - LOT 111 A neat double Cottage, large Bun, and two pieces of Pasture Land, containing about six Arras, and it large Or chard well stocked with thriring Fruit Trees. The Estate a be viewed, and pribted descriptions had at the Mill.ifouse • the Swan, Hythe Saracen's Head, Athfurd ; Star, afaide;one; Zell, Wrotharn: Fowntain, Canterbury ; Run, Rochester; Row and .. Town, Dartford; at Caraway's; ar.d of Mesaa. Sutton and Vennui, No. at, Comhill ; who are authorised to treat for the Estate by Pri nisCwtract. SALES BY AUf El;taste FREEHOLD PUBLIC HOUSE, By liftssrs. BURTON and YEN THIS DAY, at Twelve o'cLa 1, at Garrawat the Proprietor, A N Improvable FREEHOLI prisong a , übstantial brick dwellmg tw Bell Public House, corner of Firth Wharf, street, near London Bridge. The premises in good repair, and contain several attics - hers, commodious club-room, dining , tap-room, bar, goo i c.ltaring, and prix gateway. The iire.nises are lett on lease for an unexpired tergbof four, years, the low rent of 6UI. per annum. To be viewei uy leave the tenant: had on the premises; at Garraway's ; and Verner, 62, Comhiil. Desirable FREEHOLD PREMISI GROUND, o:qausits the MARK! FORD, MIDDLESEX. By blesses. BURTON and At Caraway's, Tills DAY, at Tye!, or the Proprietor, in ' A Desirable FREEHO L D geoudy situate, opposite the Mark, comprising a substantial, wall built with yard and gaden, containing tout , modious cheerful chant:rms. specious , room, extensive and very convenient cot double bow front, counting 'loose, kitehtn, large brew house, was , ' bowie, laundry in to Mr. Thongs Calwell, for an unexpired term of eleven y at Qhristmas last, at the lowVnet rent of 431. pi r Aunties. A.. a good garden behind the sane, about 19u 1. et deep, lan "talk, offering a goad oppon u n •ty fur builri ng , aeln g co4t.e., out-t) the Tlldmet, lett to Mr. Oriukwater, tenant at ail!, at the vety low rent of 21. 19s. 6d: per annum. •To be skived by leave of the tenants; old descriptive Parti• csdan had on the Premises; at the Pack Hors; *furintam Greets •at Oarraware . ; and of Me srs. Burton a n d V enom, No. 6i, Ouruhlli. HACKNEY. Commodious FAMILY RESIDM.NCE, Largo Pleasure psi KtSeim Gardens, Hot House, Green House, Duchle Cloaca La Homo,.Seven-Stall Suldo,aud Four Aura of Ri6:l Maxio• ud. " By Wins. BURTON and VENNOR, THIS DAY, at Twelie — o'Cirek, at Gan . ..wars, tau: - s p b viously chsdosed of by Print. Contrail. T! s E LEASE of a comfonabl e RE. SPENCE, replete with domestic CO • ellielw es; ert candy pnt into complete, ,übatantial, and ornaescrital ra agreeably situate i n th e G rove , I facitney ; consai i sin g . attics, four cheerful well-proportioned chemters, Groin, dining room, hrtakft.t parlour, entrance hall, house keeper's room, excellent collari n g, and @literals domestic ar rangements • an exc -Pont pleasure g arden teatafully Aiwa .d, kitchen gar dens, a Charming . grove, besutiMlly with stately timber trees, and about four acres of rich meadow I.nd lying very contiguous, a dank roach house, room, stabling for h o sees, w e n eprrante rooms osor, lofts, cow Mun i piggery, and poulny yard Hell on Lcal •at a Moikrol• ftqL To be viewed with tickets ; and prnuei Partishibree had as the Premblet ; at Giveaway's; and of Items. Burton' as/ Vennor, Nu. 62, CornAt 11ESSRS. BURTON an& VENNUIE teipea- Lill hair acquaint isle PuWie that the LEASEHOLD PR EMISES, in Budive-trns whim womb be Sold Thn thy, at Chummy's, are DISPOSED Ok ET PRIVATE CON. TR ACT. MarCh PI, 180 S. suritim. SALE OF LANns IN BEIBPICKSIIIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC toile. • I. Under the Authortty of the Court of Sessian, WEDNESDAY,OR the ftStli day oi June-. tie% vrinun the New Seatilol/ ilOgn acchnburgh, aretwee*atte !Wu... a Fire • amt Seven o'Cuuk in the Afteri i on, -SHE tidy valuable LANDS and inaproveahle ESTATE of BROAD VEADUVES, comprahemi.le the Feints after maintained, lying withal tge Parish et Hume and Shoo of Berwick at R. P.. isamphasetel. 1. Ftrtn of BROAD.MEA DOW% under lease for 19 years ' • from Whitsunday, 11101, at the rent of 330 1 10 L. 1174 0 2. MILL and MILLLANDS • . of HurruN, under lease for 21 tears, from Whitsunday 1 7 99, 1..101 BLAKELAW and SPROT TYSMAWS PARKS, Limier lease to , ho tame tenant, for 19 yesrs, from Martinmas, 1801, 671. 4.5 94 2 7 172 4 0 - 3. HOUSE arid PARKS in HUTTON, titular lease for seven • • ' yeanafrom Martinmas 99 036 .90 10.0 4. HOUSE, (AROUND, god, Reflifilt I.OCH. ditto for ditto, floor Whirs rodayl3ol 3. - FARM of MUTTON • MAI NS, lett for crops 1803 • - •• • god 18416, at 11W.; but valued V, • • by Messrs. Alex. Low at Wood- • WI 09f21' ••• • • end, and Jima Tlmnisrfn is Roireorl, man ri eminent Skill, if • • lett in team, at . • 6ll l. 330 US' 11 6 6. FARM of NI KA,I,ArW HOUSE, partlyketalgr.yjte+lef from year to year,ind party fee • cor n ., 1 1 104 and 11103. • the *aid genie. en, 4f slate so 4 ! lease ti'.'a.sar:4llol 315. 709 11 7. TWOLlity • One "lOUS talls 141.4 YARDS, au 1 - 1111 TON 21 It( enerwnta and greet retire • AO* Bsr 1,444 1 The Deductions from tree above moist—. 30 t 0 1, •. • . Lensing the free rent of Lands. 1,414 112 11 I' Twenty fire years purchate of which rent, alai five years ptireharse of the free teind, • Woke She total proven value and wiset • price . . • ... L. 35,1611 19 There is a right to the teinds of the gAra‘es past of well as a valuation, and the former prowled' t II an 3 Lands is haut:No relieve the same of all futr augmentation., and other burdent. The land. Auld partly of the crown, anti partly of superior. 'May are valued ,n the ems book* at 9.321. . and afford a Freehold Qualification upon the old eatest, nearly a Freehold beside*, by valuation The lands are in general of a remarkably fine wilt, totted to all the purposes of modem husbandry; bear situated to the North of Hutton, on the banks of the 1 der, between four and five miles from Berwick. ,The the river affredi every acaammodati.o for driving ins other machinery, within three miles of coals, and good' of trout •.,41 srlm.m . • . ~., •. _,; Uonn tre lands, there is a commodious mansion house, the nuichmer can have immediate entry. The farm stead are in good coadiuun. The whole is, in every respect, : sirable property. A copy of the plan of the lauds is lodged with Georg*, at Meadow Howie, who will chew the lands The piss. pies of the *sensorial and abstract, and inventory of I deeds, with the articles of roue, may he seen in the Mr. Stevenson, Depute Clerk of Session and of M W S Prince's-street to whom any person wishing I Ginn may apply. LONTX)N:Prissied by °town DAVIDSON, Wvch street, St. Clement's, and peldisisel by RYDLN, at the ()ace, No. 15, Sack of St. Cher..h, Strand, when Orders ter the farit o w,/, ►e duly amended to. ,-- -. ~,.,„ Icrio N , . , . . : ... aredion of - . , 4 riliiirjitgc(iiil'ti :1.511:16! Th a , " : * . ' '' ' . :a t r e:, J in Ol i l t n rala P :‘ : :e : 1 !Fi tc , '' E .'.:' : l2-4''l At Milstna,..et :.-.1!, -:. o i t; aud and Printed part•colr: • . • T h :Er BlZ p ar LA m e :rs. Hu. E trwa T! TM I d:V e r-S E O. N c ; c li k d it :by G Dime A jos I i• r One g J l. , t , tic,) Liu., ,0), ~. fi Pei ESTATE, adv alb kterkot Pine, s ai l ta : ! ,;. us c ß h : rd rn r i : r4 :7 ,; a x iDn i c i i i el a l r ; l :: : ;: e p i ril ami ,l : :: l -... iiriii)l. el IA ,h ed : . ) 11 1:; - :, 1114 ' nl. --mg 111 * I to • 3 0 1119 11 2 U It • 19 7 tit t of dullards .t.ir of Kudos ill future eery Iv of subjects 9,i21. ltis 3d. d 'mama, and quality, we: ♦; Wee (dully if the Wlntad. .The foam of in` mills and id goodish* on Iwo/ and !arm ite;dants respect, a de- b George lief, ' The pito. Cu- !a the tid► in the office ef of Mr. Hope, oil fur inform. SON, tie. 33. I by JOSIAS St. Maine. be. (rolve)