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PU Ij4C,E. M A NS t()i-110CSE. Tur !oilcans r. The. Vast !Nitta Cosirawr.—The /tansies-Bowie was on Friday Wald rim pletcly besieged • by warty half .4 hundred leiecarti, who, with their Strang, insisud Upsetting the Lord Meer* at half iecit ileum o'cloth, arid de flated that they were atreid to go on board their shion account of the forsooth conduct td their 171ptain. The lewd Mayor found it weemeary to send them all to the Conquer until the morning, when Captain flartitit, N....air:at whom they complained, swpcarid, at the legume of his Lordship, to emit:mit his iieetliters. Ciipt. Campbell est. l sia Inielireter to the tierang, who solemnly 'dated the e - Fitton, which was in rebalance a. followat—'clirt Captain I tares It had, m the Isle of France, weed will the greatest cruelty taward. the Leman who composed his crew, dm be hail beaten them with thick ropes end whips, and that alter their departure front the Jeland, for this atuntry, he had tre-teil them wt . .h still greater rigour- having renstantly warted them on the voyage. But the omits , let sport lehieh they leid ninst emphasis was, that the Cap tn•athat withheld then psy from them. 1% InMp t., told the Lard Mayor that he suspected there WM Ile grollhd ellotever for complaint, and that in fact the charge of (molt, molest itself into nothing snore than the charge of pre vinithy the Lamers from spending their money diasolutely, in •tordee to& which, It was absolutely accessary so keep it out of r.. said, he had spoken to the rest of the men upon the lintlheek Ilpil .they all a the idea uf going on booed. For his Artm ports' se weed much rather be hanged in England than fall settthe heads of are Captain at sew. Literprekr said he had • great deal of experience of the radate? of the natives, and was convinced, that it was positively nemesis y es ielict some punishment upon them, in order to induce Alarriek said, that at the Isle of France he had advanced weelle the Scrarg, who Immediately afterwards disap *tomei torettem to the ship, after having encouraged he dtiato • thing, until the Police laid handy upon AMR ji:s had given his hood fur thldief. to the 3 / 1 0 , ammo or a s ecurity for the Mum a the crew, and if 110100 is - tale MAW% the fainter of which he at once ad. ernieteif he *M OE Dew Id .able to fulfil Ms engagement. The beaddist arm ed w lanorabere extortioners and &volute females 6 '00014% and eatoweid them to make a hard push far +dadr rhebet Sere& whose obstinacy . ..art most extratedi. -easy, be tilevey in the butinese, and had collected money from It' aa a nl ;; : dr .l VaY all the !t . . e ll: ri . al 'f lir fal l l 'l rz . n m to t ,k •lii, me ispan)shousa give l eaph aran two months in et tills own well= s ai i : st i a.. l i e e t h w e in n ies i hi v . in h c e e : l l . iu d u i l a d nor t If th e way, the Men would follow without' tt . - . 10.it.060 aqua Haw you ever given these men any more t tom 00 earreeticre ? Camels • sahib* eatable never had . The tiering in deed hadllzairamergottauseitT pour fel low i lit i t , ii e : tat content rile CspeplWweedti lae new tuir riake notice orthis ' egg ' . pi ~. ~ ,-- -1 0111tented to tenon. swore be weed sooner die where he was than move an s wore Captain. 1 The 110110 MAYOR and, that it world be his duty to compel the Strang to go, if he persevered In his refusal. The herons then said. that if they got their money they would all go qp hoed homediattly. The Telmer reasons were assigned for not complying with the reyttst by the Captain. The LOU/ Matron said, he was convinced that the detention of ths per was the cause of the desertion; and the &mug at I.'nildr tonmillell log o. upon the promise of the Captain nut to irti.o a u i tuti. upon them when he should, have them wore cur=ly in his power. the antplaioante left the Mangles House, his Lordship tanteitly requested that the Captain would retain no harsh motif. iMettni of what bed just taken place, and that he would eatireise his loet.ft nine:. BO IV -ST R I: ET. hatioder Mowe. late acting pumer . of his Majesty's apoi %: will Lie etes Z i a/ for re l esseatuation, charged with , sett hi 6 aleat ducunients to the Vic:wiling Ilrith WWI to his Majestr the King. lie had been rem 40111 WOhltittilliWilt, op purpose to give him an upper td taqiV of pioeuring legal ads he; litp lie had nobody is attendance. mai be amounted for It by wyleg, that he had nut the mans of procuring the assistance deny potion.. In reply to the charge, be nemplaisedf baring had to many duties inipueed upon bias whilst on bade the Liverpool. and was at the mint time wa p =d and driven sheet ky the elpeipsloa be could do nothing . The PeroWlell in question, Dole& were made up whilst be pos thus harassed, and therefore it was not woodaful it tkq law sot sx•Ady Waste 40;te aat evidence to warrant his commitioN he wits aceordlogly coMmitted to Norgale het trial ak ' g ion 5r•46.1. 1 • It Is a singular rect. that this unhappy man boa persisted la making that visit', on the Victualling °dice for wbkh be Is wow attrotm bq tried fpr his lite, though he was repeatedly told what Meet. WS UN 1884"1" 17TTOKAA RDE N. On Saturday retcf . sward. Is servant in the employment of Mr. i. 4." W 1•64.1.1. ilbcciftwoneer, lu Lambs Cwittumatrter wan 'oug ll l VP . ehlialled with aulnalisig money to a consisierahle mituunt front Mt employer. Th:F al butted that be furnished various eornmedides is his idle of "C CO the tohility add gentry residing in the neigh- Lett a Drama ick.sottare ; that by order of those poriesr. La bills were furnished weekly, and were regularly paid to the pri saes' Moil this lest month, what he made various excuses on the Mn of the cttatmers (flirt of them of a very ingenious &armour) 11* the ton-psyment of their bills The hilts averaged from four to tire pituads a week, and the defalcation amounted Altogether to nearly IfUf. l'he houeekeeper belonging to the difFerent families who were is tie habit of prying their account', we attended, and produced t'..e,e account-books to pupie the payments. The prisonte Oriole' guilty, but expressed a wish so be con ti-u.4 Mhis service, fur the sake of reimbursing his employer; this mime was, bun ter, rijectcd, and he was fully committed P' ttial. MAIII,DOROUGILSTRE!:T. -- . . .. ....... --......._________. _. Tursday but two lute. were brought to this Office by the trE:ca,rs of the Modish/ Society, who said they found them lodging i a' catriage Ohms' Is the neiglabeutheod of rood-street. On that day a' ior. Thornhill attended 44 venter a charge &phase the officers ler Paving taken the boys iali custody in a very rough and humane' ol.weg t ink in deals obes tb ry were nut beggiwg. Mr. Thorn. leg ripe. ai d * Sldest of the two boys, who arowenal to tbs lOgr'tif Sea . Ittesented Weer with a bow of h int s at a car. rrara aq the y latilKllMlhts. Fletcher, gave hint sixpence. l'' a; routine of Oa boy. all Woes raid, being in art,lidance„ was taltal berme the Magistrate, slum the said drat her husleend IVY I votesie and Mudd; to provide for hi. Waken ; and Mat. she had k it les.:i the i out with the trinkets. her awn wuraufaciute, so ob toil what *could fur tba:m. The Marristnere, on tbis represents-' taro, dim /Arra! the cA t ierg o e agr.ins t i the eic i tint, and also i tivo that " I V;r il ' altlt ies i r e . to the woolen's fbecn ° statement,t'en Me n d acity y d stineton I .Z v u ‘ t r t.: dag' the Msgistrate, that they bad ascertained that . Untied of peok a b.c ini In the disvesecel situation she had represented, she man who paned fur her husband was actually rereivoot 245. per week I-oeh di parish. They had likewise discovered that tomcod of toe°. hawk:glee children. they bad but the ono that eras sent out nab the Wake*, and that the simian was not suarrici ni him, but war unopened to take out a wild, which was borrowed, to excite rorapasaion. • James Sullivan, the roller. was then placed at the bar. Ile said be received les. pet week from the parish, but drubs' baring sent out hie boy to b e g. Tha woman who gamed fur his vrtf: admitted the fraud that had beep practised upon the public, and said she past glad she was free It Ina Ids Veiallivates) borlrardle !tiolliar t ett was then sentenced to one month's imp/ imminent. Tim iVire 141 AKALCII . (IF Till: Baratcrom.—On Saturday ii:2l . 11 . w n bt oket in Canibti.lge.otreet, attended at thus a es. Gibbons. 'ger rt. bboas, in great tribulation, stated, that in ing much is was(„of a llat)e Money on Thurclay, ahe nude free to take liar p ao- dear linsbund's beat OUNIIIy ineapreeeililes to her uncle,'" (Mr. 'Xenia's). where Abe pawned th. an for tour shilliates, imeatstiog tu * es trum the% ao Saturday In time for her husband to wear nest me ) , tend thee she thought he would know nothing of the muter : last, oil I curl fate ! on goleg on Saturday morning fur that pur pose she found she haul lost the duplicate. In vain she applied to In. unrelenting untie- he, without the duplicate, knew :milting of the breeches. The boor woman, half-distrarted from the fest of • to . w spouse's ire. gonad he he obliged to lay in bed all Sunday, in-' aril Si' going to see hit friends at Baggage Wells, applied lea ail. vice tn a kmadefrired, and she recotrelieutted her to m a k e sit .ei. etst+t, and then apply to this office. This course she pursued, and Dir. Tate, hi ornmserace tinwares!. be. Tate declared, maims Ms Asnomr, that he could not I;nd the broethei, but than he would do all he could tlAt evening to save the ego woman from her husband's wraith. 'Fite Weir accordingly terminated; and the unhappy woman sae easeleard to attend again on Wednesday, if the pawubrukcr shuuld mot :inid the becalms. • woßsii IT-STREET. fre Saturday] Ethras d .sprout, a watehrum. leationed near the triNyitsnrd, cod Mg aitd Roolh, driver of the email :Set. 720, were levotr,iit ap by Tao% the officer, under the following charge : (in byt 'nomads, evening the coachman WI a 3lies Ottoou at e denim-stet -terrace, Homan. Shortly after the remelt left tie doer thou lady nteralleeted that the had Lk a large silk shawl, value $l.. In the ena.M. She then followed the coachman to th e a t a b e i a: th e I aylngt.in Hasid's% eity.rold, when she told him of I.er mistake, • lam he denied any 'k n o wledge of It; and then. In melee to get rid sat :tate, he brought his coach over to the waterie,,,ltouse, for the 'attritive of getting some drink. She, however, followed and per. sev e red. Hes supppeatieres arrested the attention of the bye minders, whets Jamey Taylor' et..e; ed tnrwaral, wad rand he saw the coachman baud a parcel to the watehman, who placed it behind a sl•uttct of a airtime. The place was c,unineel, and the shawl b a: .ded, to the lady, who went away well snistleah IVltile they ware In the act of *ceasing and elefenelieg each other, Ve..e. the ct.cet. arrived, and coming to st lenoaledge of the tranesetion. took Tot lees address, and haul hint the following th.y (Friday) before Mr. l'w ...fool, when he derwed to the facts. 'file Mao.a t A t e then ordered a etinanotteto be sent tot M 1.% (litmus, and alesited the at. tendency of the other petite% for Someday In the roan time, ta retort' the fiends of ' (!ether" roe •• Choler acre idle- fug 1: ey contrived to give Taylor, for his trouble, 4.., and 3liata (lib sea thought roger 'nos to obey the sulanurns. Hut the Ille.gia. tree% were rot to Lc ttifkd with; they felt themselves sufficientlfr I loathed, upon the oath ely Taylor, to IsolgAlstrwt to " 441, ulna the stritlest investigation should take place. The prison er+ were then remanded, and warrants warn ordered to taIIICV tie attendance or the other peaks. T.11.131ES V Joliet Chhkrom appeared at this office before .1. W. Berideripp, Esq. the urcioding Alagistrate, to account for the possession of a quantity of I ail ing.:iiioosly secreted about his person. 11.. was eiljoilg , nl to pay a penalty of 3/. and in default, to go to prison fur sit< weeks soil It kept to hard labour. 7'llE KIDA'AI I PF.' I) (3111. D. From the Lewis Afrr , ury.ll We have the satisfaction to state, that a clue, though at present rather a broken Wt.', lint bent (0111111 1111/iCh will probably lead to the discovery of the child stolen from litimilet, on the dof Jure last, in the fate of which the public have felt so lively a sympathy. The following narrative and correspondence will explain the kn.- tory of the little wanderer since its sehdov-Ilma, as they would say in Ireland, but we in Litgi tnd have, happily, no noun substantive to express the Winn. crone, probably front its rarity. It appears that Charlotte Shaw, immediately on leaving Lee ds . repaired to Liver pool where she took the Steam Packet and 'idled teethe Clyde. OW her arrival at Inverary•he was apprehended by the pollee of that place from some suspicious circumstances in her conduct, and on being interrogated as to the child, she said it belonged to a broth' of bet's lately returned from America, *he was now deceased, ILIA Who died at the Innen of John Smith, gardener to Bemire ore's. or, Carshalum, near Croydon, in Surrey. • having confided his thild, , while he was upon his death lied, to her in the itreence of Ittnitht and his wife. On the second instant, Duncan Paterson, Esq.'s Magismite of lnverary, wrote its Sir Beery Bridges, one Of die Surrey Marinates. stating these facts and requesting that ht wonld, in his magisterial capacity, institute the proper Inquiry regarding what was said pf South and his wife being present whet the child was placed in the care of Charlotte Shaw by its father We are not informed what 'newel was returned by Sir Dewy Bridges to Mr. Paterson, but the Baronet having read in a Morn. lag Paper the paragraph copied into that paper Mwn the Leeds Mercury of the 10th, wrese a letter to Mr. Pim Nevins of this place, the master and the benefactor of Iltalaers, tin child's father, dated the 13th Inst., in which he a l that the wouiat and child appeared to correspond with the deerrption given in th paragraph mthe Newspapers, and he at unsettle time inclosed to 1111 r. Nevins. Mr. Paterettn's letter. On the receipt of this letter, Mr. Nevins wrote without delay tt. Mr. Paterson. Ill:scribing the woman and child, and requesting the he world inform hint whether they were still in enstody,as %Mien Rodgers weuld, if that was the case. printed forthwith into Sendai" to take the necessary steps to identify and recover his chfld. On Thureday last, the instant, Mr. Nevins received ar answer to his letter, dated the 13th instant, irant Inverary, rat which Mr. Paterson ways---". 1 cannot have a shadow of a daub that the child in possession of the woman who:his been detained here, belongs to William Rodgeni. It Is a male child ; has anal, nn one of its theulders, as you scribe. and his hein heard to Rip its surname to be /hedgers, for which Charlotte Shaw areoented by saying that its mortnes maiden name was Roden and It took "WI name. After detaining the woman end the child bete eight days. they were set at liberty ' and 4.17 ftiday. the Stirinstant, th ey srprt in a ateatmentsel to dasgew, where diligent search his been 1141 . 0 foe them, but hitherto witho ut enema- .1 have, however, a hitter from Mr. fledge Salniontl, Procurator Fiscal, at ()learn, • which he says, that he has evert ret.s.sn to bcre a that hid von an and child are vet in filingew, and that he has people upon the aunt 'searching for them." Mr. Paterson (Ads, that be has sent " warty to tilasgow„ to seize the woman wherever she maybe fount', a .. that he shall be happy if he can be made brillnallerlill In ren ovilo; the aflbilinn of the distressed patent& In this sure the nth set steads at present t and hie night Wißiam Ruthters, assisted Pi di liberality of the public, left Cunslet for tan/cow, whence, we tros • mow ferventlyi„ he will bring hark with Min his Chad, and th wretch who has eerasio - ted this distress, the format to be re. stored to the embraces of its almost distracted mother, and the hittr to receive at the Lands of pultlic justice that punishment to which she is so well entilid. The came of this wretched wt.wan's un natural offertee is yet unexplained, excelit that it hat clearly ariser front a Orions heart anti a yagalmwal dippnahints, under the resting influence of which she has probably fur years been rendering about the country. PlilKB. Saturday morning, about half-put three o'clock. a fire broke ow in the house of blr. Dunn, • Dairyman , No 117, Chalseery. lane. The tin, which was tint discovred by the watchmen, who observed the smoke 1110110 from the lower pea of the Masi raged for some time with unabated fury; and the alarm having been given, it was tru lr disinsaiag to observe the inmates wahine their escape, and im plo ring assistance. A fkailly, named Dowld, occupied the third , end eeperienced the greatest difficulty. The aged mother was so mash waffled, that she was usable to save heed, when the son, search of about men"' years of age. with great difficulty canard her through the fin at the risit of bit life, leaving his younger brother and dun behind, who were se much alarmed that they jumped out of she window, and ire ere happy to state, that they received norther injury then • few sl i ght bruises. The pwish engints were the first thaturned on the spot, and cosavnneed playinghtlikly, but the Beret iimmun ieat the adjoining haters, ens occupied bi 30. the end printer vend tie oder bytale. m lashor, faroa their utmost Acts, and, in a sheet due, the whale *ant. end roofs of the three houses fell, pertly burying the St. Dunstan's OD OM in the ruins, and the firemen, with some difficulty, named. rise houses( ilr. Maser, the tope-maker, was she burnt en one side, and ins note plentiful supply of water been obtained, there is nu doubt that his ham also would have shared the his of hie neighbours ; as it was, the attire site of winterising was bunt off, and exposed to considerable danger some valuabl. robes that were in thermions. The ruins of the three fallen houses remained wept in flames, and prevented the approach of the Reuses se the back buildings. At this moment, pe.una were seen ten Bing oat officer-court, which Is at the side of 31r. Palmer's hotter, aides. souring to seam their goods in tenor plan of safety. The fire had conninnicated to a house in this court, whirls was Inhabited by eight families ; with considerable difficulty it was unfitted la that house. The aunt itself a not snore than fifty feet arum, sur rounded by houses, and the entrance to it extremely narrow and bliaeked up by the engines ; at seven o'clock, however, the flames were so far wit under that no apprelienalon was entertained of its spreading. Attention was then called to the persons who formerly occupied these houses, and we lament to state that one woman In ntissieg. the was been coming down the satire of the house in Stan.court. and being some& terrified, she fainted sway. In this condition she was observed by several persons, and some of the 10400 active of the taxmen united to the spot, bet before they could gain it, the Stilt& fell, billowed by an immense quantity of brick work, nd the poor woman was buried front view. The loss thus sustained is very great. Mr. Dunn and Mr. Holley are tn. lurid, but their lodgets ore not, and arc conseimently deprived of everything. The kitchen of Mr. Dunn'a hoLse was oceupthl by a poor widow, who took in washing and mangling to support bee ehildree. In another part was a a shomiaker, with six children. Mr. Newman's home and fornhure was Mitered until about twelve months ago, when be neglected fro pay the premium, and by that means forfeited all claims on the Insurance Company. The pet-- SODS who resided in Starmourt have ite.t the greater pert of their property. Throughout the whole of Saturday, one or two of the engines were enmed playing on the runts, but all attempts to search for the loony of the unfortunate woman who was Inst were fruitless. The spot was distinctly pointed out, and one end of the stairs, 041 which she stood, 111311 visible. With respect to the com niencanent of the fire, various rumours were circulated, tin we ware assured that it broke out in she parlour of Mr. Dune's hewn ' wkore there had been a merrymaking the evening previous. nee ry Istintsw.---Vesterd-y morning, at two o'clork, a fire I broke out in the workshop of Mr. Harris, cabinet-maker, in Mary. I street. The Lord Slayer and Sheriffs, Peace-officer Crossly, and al party of the horse and ..lot police, were in totendsnee. Fourteen watering carts, belonging to the Paving Hosed. arrived early. The flames were at length subdued, but not until the house 1100101114dy destroyed, and a large stoek of elegant furniture in a finished state. I 'nfortunatt ly, the premises were not insured, by which an indus trious citizen, who for may years filled sretipeetable nun in sna rly, with • l arge family, coustoing of a wife and ay children, is' thrown upon tise benevolence of an enlightened public. No lives were lost.—Deblits Freeween'e Jouried. MREriggi op•enxorioßs. AT TUE AAAAA LIFTS . COURT. RAIJNOUALL.STRCET, T O. MO ft K 0 V.. 'numb siraTirru.i. Drew, T. Faster Ilaandraper Makentie, A. Lisne.atreei, merehnnt Prrstwidge, ta. lhary-lane, •,,nsvcr Sherwin, J. and lhane. J. Crutches' Friars, . embenakers . - Tude, (1. P. Regent-street, watch-maker SECOND MEETINGS. Nein, M. ti. Parliament-street. areoatrement-maker - rutsT mritrTwom. rimers, 11. .and Atkinson, J. Albitm-plact, flanholemew • . , colourrnen - 12 ninon, W. Brixton 'fill. Surrey, stage coach MUM' . 12 DIVIIii:IIFS. ._ Prown, J. Fleet-market, grocer . . . - 12 Cannon. W. Alttlyneaux-street, Portman-square, grocer - 1 Forbes, J. and Noah. IL Oeford:strect, chemists . I? lIaP, R. S. Itiank.buillings, merchant - . - 2 Ilart. S. R. Ilarriek, Emelt, merchant - . . 2 11ppkitis, T. %Viv:with. carpenter . - 12 Mowerd. kt. Cork-street, Burlington Gardena, money. scrivener - . - - - 12 Fier, T. Strand. boestmaker - . . - 1 Parker, J. L. Birrhin.lane, merchant . - - 12 Roberts. T. Ilirctin.lane, merchant - - - 12 ll'hitc, M. Futabttry.anoare„ merchant . - - 12 Exi•Arr Futon Fi va.—lt frequently happens that the lower storks of liotim , s take fire, anti persons are subjected to the alternative of being burnt, er throwing themselves from the windows, on the pavement, fur want of immediate mint:wee. The most expeditious way of affording thein aid appears to be as follosm;—A line, with a weigh t at the end, might be thrown up to the parapet of an, use in Lentlan ; to the cud of it might be tied a rope, which should he fastened to the middle of a lamp-lighter's ladder. might in a few seconds be drawn op by the person in distill*, who would only have to put the ladder across the window, and slide down along the tope. Such an ap paretas *g eld not coot ten shillings, and misbt be kept by a watchman to eery street. SPOIiTINC: INTEL LMENCE. Tiarrl 744l . Patrick M'Caughlip. the Drk esschnum. who obtained the sit. Ter medal for bu r w a t er y is defame of his Majesty's snail le 'iiitSwat kit, has onto* the boalag ring—Laagan and Randall are hia patmns —frisk Par siii, fiyblets can get bock.' • Bayley, the new Bristol man, for 501. or 1001. Gyblet's money is rtiney. Bishop sharp is rea dy t o tight any man under list., and Tom Reynolds being willing to accommodate him for a hundred or two, this match will nu doubt be made in the mune of next week. Goulding, a new Bristol mat. of 12at. can get backed agaii.st any man of his weight for 401. a aide. It is reported that Stephen Strong, commonly called Cabbage, the noted Bristol pugilist. put an end to his existence by drnwrimg himmlf in the rim near, it. Phillip 's Marsh, Bristol. We have not heard what circumstance% led Min to commit so rash en Oct. CIIAI.I.EXOF. TO Joan u Dan s.—l, Wnt. Frost, challenge to fight Josh I liaison, for rut ur lasi guiorm, two months, at ,half-iniinte time, or minute ti,e.---Nsdaft Paper. LT. On Thunwhy last a match was played, between the Market street awl Lsighten Clubs, at Leighton D.uaanl, which was de ettledin favour Of the former. return 1114 Ch wiU ba played at Market-street next Thursday week. LEIG/STON NARRET STREET. let Innings 44 Id Do. ap 74 • Aod seven wickets to go down. B}TTWt KNOWN AS WJIITE-lIEADED 808. Edward Baldwin was born at a small village in Herefordshire, in the year IHIE ; in consequence of a trilling disagreement with ;sir parents, he Irft his botwe while yet wry . young, sad started for Cheltenham, where he supported himself for some time as a stable boy ; from hence he came to Loadoo, light is beau arid light lo purse, and entered on the same employment. it is said that Ned was subjected to the ill-natured gibes and tuffs of the older and stronger knights of the whiap and ourty- enmb : often while tleoriirsgast a stall, be would clench his little to!, and promke his oppressors a glorious drawbar cal when be . 8 came to be a man!" a prima which, in most instonces, was 'unified. As White-hauled Bob increased in age and strength, it began to ho foe the mews of rescuing himself from the po verty and dra vy of his condition ; " for he had heard of hat. 'lea t ' he had turd too of the liberality of the Fancy, and he tonged to enter the ring . in quest of pugilistic glory. After idb sitting a lokson o. two in hexing, at casual meetings of the lower units ef pogitlists, but not sufficient to give hint any thing like a laim to silence, he tramped off to the fight between Hall nod Wynet. on Wimbledon Common, on Totenky, Feb. 4, Bin. At hr conclusion of the mount between these two baron, a purse was •olloctcd, and Ned threw his hat into the ring its a candidate for the stmt. In utter Ignorance of nearly all the parties present, low in tune, depressed in spirits, fatigued with walking, and destitute of riends, he set-tn with James Wart the scientific brilliant of the 'amt. The following remarks on the fight ate from the Divolch tf the Numbly following : " This was a prime hank, and Ward sierra off his milling afents in great style, and although hie superior tactics er.abled him n lionh the rounds almost as lie pleased, yet the countryman woved'hinisetf as good a bit of norms ever peeled. Ward received ' name heavy blows on the body, and also one on the heck ; but the rob of the yokel wee completely transformed—not the space of a ticzy *raped pcnieltrnent. He could not give In, he was so completely amen but his seconds insisted he should cod if, as ho 1.41110 *Ate. Twenty toonds-12 minutes." Ward was declared the victor, tut conviction flashed anon the nimbi of the amateurs that his antagonist was a reerl was - en out. ind-ctist pone rare. A yokel who had toddled down to the Miloi t p tinted into the ring without any . nentesory refreshment, to ' • often roger lust comet out of training, could be nothing else ut a :rug oac. The coosida ate and humane gundenven, composing the patrons of the Prim ling, ralectsd on tills, and Mr. Jackson, MT zealous in the cause dm* In distress, procured a subscription for Baldwin, exceeding thee times di* amuse ef the whining parse. Thus, dime' twifestunau as a niobium, he was fortunate lot at tracting the notice of the admirers of twee 'towhead, and rase rapidly in the estimation of the public. Ned had 11011 the means of im. provenicot in science and eendition, sad klt anion to wy his luck and Improve his fortune in Bucher tern.orp, On the t7th ef July he ofered to fight either Abbott or H. Lancaster for 21L sidde, and on thilblisnoing Thursday night went to Shelton's to pool kb Glace. On his way home, elated with wino and the hope of victory, he un fortunately fall is with one of the had sign:shoal, and suotnpanied her home, arise,* a cirthawnthott occurred which was eagerly laid hold on by the ennuise of pugilism, and puhliodied with a pest deal of false colouring 19 the polik mutts The lady had waned ' a certain sum from Net, too peserivong that be was newly intosi mud, thought to bilk him in style s awl accerdinsly refused to fulfil the terms of the cautract, or to sostore him his money. N:11 was not to be dorw—he retaliated by takina the lady's shawl, soil en her Flying an alarm, bolted. He was pursued, taken Into custody, the girl charged him with 5 robbery, the article in question tins found an him, and in spite of the tali' Old, be was committed to "durance vile." The girl, hoverer, gto proper to abandon ha t the: o h:l4n: N was set at liberty et deeitono. 1 so' ' hill Burka, let IV eel Am ; h al t: I re tot ci el :g was not accepted, and mcosis was surged with Aby Aln,ch against his will, therefess, Biligkiti will altiged tl. wait till t i le 'Wicinning of the peewit yeas, witesche wee matched with Matinee Delay, a known goad OMB in kisses. wile had served out Char ity liihlets, Maurice Popo, NA the Reeding Cheinplen. A gentlemaa et nultienee sad anpaire judepatet had now taken Ned Bahl , in by the heed, and he was phmed under the t aiiol the experienced Bil l Richmond. Deity was the heaviest* , and longer in the reach then our hem 1 betting was A and 7 nn the former, end be was ma Giant of sacens. The battle took place on Moulsey Duna, an Wednesday, February 11, I lU4, and was man fully contested ; but the wsperiesity of Bob, in point of. science, ~so great, that the height and length of Delay were rendered of no av4l 1 he wan met, in tooting in, by such tremendous and re. plated facers, that be was emu frightfully disfigured; anal after doing ail that a brave man could, lir was obliged to resign the mu test. and Bob won by his effective hitting, and cautious fighting, in 27 rounds. occupying, 4 minutes. It may not be amts to mice in this plate a facts which I. well known to the pugilistic world, that this scientific and hononrOic contest was the amass of raising the prise-ring frau the degraded condition to which some recent diegmerfid conduct had reduced it: and from the light linween Baldwin and Delay may be datod its gradual advance to the present pen peroua days of pugilism. Ned's imnr3venient in the an of boxing astonished thaw who bail OM the raw conntrynno," as he ass considered in his fight with ll'aul . • and he was now held in high estimation, a a hoary Reign tilic ligliters No at all number of pupils attended his roams. to take Imams in sparring; and wrung the spirited kiddies at Beal Burn's sparring matches, groat cretin was due to him who would put on the undfiers with White-headed Bob. Hip exhibition also at ill? Fitt?' point are always well worth looking at. . ... Edward Baldwin is • reinaeli - illy well made vou4r nips, lift. Re inches high, weight 15u. "lbs. lie la a good-natured friendly fellow, and amenilly full of fun and laughter. It is expected that his light with O'Neale to.arorrow will be one attic best ever wit nessetf, as the men are in newly every respect equal. In weight, in sig.!, in sawn, there is litt/e or no difference between them ; Baldwin is rat ba taller than O'Neal', tut not enough to be of any essential . COGlCquenee. The match luta been a lung time in hand. Whitehead lias often shrink O'Nealo by the hand, slid said, " I bear you to animosity, Neale, but whenever 1 want a job. giro you a d—tt good thrashing." The streathant hero w.milti then turearzzk his Hy, end say, "Jo you have often said. Itob ; row let us make a deposit, and have a cumfortahle ile4l.—Skiday Parer. MARRIED. On Saturday morning last, at 31ary-la-bonne New Church, rlcorge Owen, Esq. of the Secretary's Office, Res Balla Iloure, to Sarah Diana, youngest daughter of the late Tlrenuas Browne, 1,L.1). of Trinity Cu be, PRIVATE CONTRACTS. • REpi PARR. DESIRABLE COTTA RESIDENCE, FURNISHED. lIIIt PHILLIPS remiectfully annoencen. that he is IVA. authorised to DISPORE 01%1y PRIVATE TREATY. the UN kiN.PIIO.I.I TLILII of a cheeeful COTTAGE RESI DENCE, elegantly Furnished, with (Barden walled round, double enturiee. and arranged with every domestic accommodation, in ex. cellent repair, and fit for immediate oceupstiou. Further particulan may be known oo application at 314 Phillip . % 73, lksed-street. CHEERFUL RESIDENCE, FIIRNIBM Elk. ABOUT TEN MILES FROM. LONDON, IN KENT. A/ PHI LLII'B respectfully stitiounces, that he is .1L snattorked to LET. fly • few Months. with early poammt sion. an. kliMi. l l NT and 11111iERFUL COTTAIIIE RESI DENCE, with excel/eat Orden. handsomely Furnished, and replete with weary convenience and domestic accommodation, and appropriate for a genter.) fitnikly, with ft:di-house and stabling. Entihrr partktilats may be known on application at Air. Phil lip:a, 73, New Rondattert. SALE BY AUCTION. LEASE, 110I'REROLD FURNITURE. PILATE, LINEN, MASS, WITIEs, and EFF.I4:T4 of the late Mr. W. Walker. Dr. Jnltneen'a Wad. Italt.cuurt, Fleeustreet. lly .Ir. HERRING . _ . .. Oe the Premise., the ft'r. Johnson's 1 lead.l4ree-hnuse and Hein!, link-eons. rletaltreet, en 'll:l . )Ni.;:ipA V NEXT. and fal- lowing I/tiy, at hlerew , b! dirJetion of the Ade. iniseWtrix, valuable I. EAOE acne desirable and commis .2l lions Practises, hale) for a term of 12 year* at a law rent, together with the genuine Ilottsalsold F thulium-, plate and pistol amides. an excellent eight-day dial, tine Shear, Ilttesdles, and Port %Vines ; bums of It,. Jelmson. chi , a. glass, men streets; comprising netneroua bcdatenda hang h and hainge, mattresses, goo d feather bads and bedding, mahogany cheer* of (leeway', washing and dressing tables, glasses, Mussels and Kidderminster mope., manna and other t amine ' dieing, card, and Pewohrolte tables, li brary table, inehogsny 'nad oak chairs, sideboard, eareephagna, painted 114xr cloths, feeder and tire irons, cotliv room aLd culinary ktieles„ and retinue other Items. ru be viewed to-macaw. and flo3lognel Ilnit on the Premi•.rr ; soil a Mr.. Newbah, Soliciret. ti vat t twee-lane, Doctors' Com- Imes ; and of 111 r. ilenirg, IP% !Teel-street. SALES P,Y AUCTION. STO sum e if o f o N L T s II .I A A I T Hi 4 O; N P E A It P r ER iI A r t o 'C o I'I . ' ,I N ; T R p i ! , t ::i tE b. 4 lla4 fly Mesers. ' itf.ll3lNS, i At their Starmi, PiAZY.P, Covent-p...dem on WEI):4L, & 4 A mtuit 4. et Twelve. by order of ti... T r , .li, ... By .Mr. lI.OIIINS, S IX 111:NDI:E1/ HEANIS of 1 1 .11'ER, i, i i w i.„ .... (Of Warwick House, liegent.streett post, er.d copy, io folio and quarto, sultitine 1: i I; a4 . -- "T's` At tratrawey's Coffee-house, "Chatge.al/ey,Comhill, en Till' RS- , "num, gilt and plain, einteridge crown. ;rig cap : ', i ' — ,,___%l 4DA 1", the 12th A iitotit. at 19 o'Clock , in (Inc Lot . i ra p. bundles of tine and interior tonsil hand, end a en, ' ,, ..-,rnili A VERY DlE.l.,ltall'F'Ul. FREE 1101,1) ESTATE, ! a id e s of Milne. ap, ani en. post patent-iieund lisle r.. &,, b .,. HoWDELL PLACE, cush cod leiter book+, youroali. dre., mar.y Maio. tit re' fl i — "" Situate in the parishes et' Waehington and Sultic;ron, between i books, ciphering bonksotec., and a liege aniortment ••• i,....„:_!';01 Seorrington end steriing, embracing floe Views of the S'intli ' pinions, per.cils, wax, wafers, India rubber, tom ,I sa „ abi ,. ,'‘'..):. Clowns told Weald of Sii.sex ; comprising a very eligible Reid- !Tads, as well as private Porchniers and t , riai o t ra ,„". ; ' ' B 4 donee, with Offices, plamusl tor the areowimodation of a Family . r.f , May be Viewed one day prior, and Catalogues bad at thrift._ Distinction, recently put in order at considerable expellee. with : wailed Harden, (Other& and rich Meadow, Pasture, and Woud i II A)1 I'AILIIIE. Land Alio, ROWDEI.I. FARM, I Undeniable FrechoW loves:went.. derivable frost, jell Aamv divided into three Estates, comprising et*, *5. ii , . adjoining, in the occupation of a respectable tenant, Mr. Shaw. ; ', aw l , Aries. the latter entirety Huss !And, and on Lease ter 14; 4 41 / 4 Igo, en lawne, about seven years unexpired, with a good Farm House, (iarden, Vard, and convenient Agricultural Iluildings, and m lBsi. a yar . sundry Incloatires of rich Meadow, Pasture. and Arable Iwind, to- Ey Means. ROBINS', getter with s Cottage and Garden ; the whole Estate epwarderif At tee Auction Mart. near the Rank of Ergiand, as Fgu kkv, TiV HU R O NDED AND SEVENT%'.4EVEN A(,`ltili, I August 2O, at Twelve, in Three Lots in a good state of cultivation, with convenient limes, I's. - - t a g" , IA F)Ni IRAB L li FItE E H 0 LI) 1 N VIST af TS , • Gardena, tee. &II lying wows, and in the heart of Cidenel Wyetd- • • 'like advatagauus to Capitalists and Sporting Men, nail ham's best fox.'•unting country, only two miles front Pladon Kew. , aricultw‘ii ", ant . xe ,. , c ., mrehn 4 , 0 .thn cal, with excellent roads, only eight wiles from Wurthing, and ' Ifni ACRES of !din g el NI liriND. forty-eight titan London. 'divided into throe cempact estates, all freehold, wa ponj u i li g , May be viewed, by applying to the person in care of the House, _, ~,,_,_ film tows. pp 4 on the Premises, where Paniculars may be had; and of Mr. flow.- `""i_11"'"" -.. . . . . ... _ li t 1, ewsiorises 6.11 A 1ii..1;•...• 1, •a,. • -- SALE BY AUCTION. srssEx. xvEsTERN A nlOtt Ikarable Frerhold Estate. Residence, and Offices, Farm ar.d and or Two Ifor.drad and Sevemy seven Acres of Land, eligible for iarestment; liand las rualcusied. _ _ . at the flotrl, Worthing ; Ncwfwlk Amis. Arundel ; King's Head, Marginal; Ord Slip, Brighton; Bed Ulan, Dorking; Kunming Horse, fludord-bridge;King's Head, Himont ; %%lite Hart, and SWAN Hyegate ; at Harrawdy's; and of 91r. Robins, 179, Regent street, where a plan of the kmate may be seen, and Cards lot view ing had. A I, tompriers we daintier FARMS of $0 orahrof aegi k meadow, pasture, and wood land, with tanw lummes, rots" and all necessary buildings, all freehold, aorn tithe f ree , sk, u 4 .l Mg with game, and singuhirly productive of the firm fit , of timber, 'tussled four miles from Lipboot, mod semo Alum. lot 2, tronsistoof an EaTATE of 433 sever of arable, on* and pasture land, all freehold, lyistg . very escapee; with a mem, residence, and three new cottages, %MLitt near Liphook, mew sidles from Petersseld. Lot 3, A desirable FRS [HOLD ESTATE Of RI WM. il l pasture, with Gate borne, and saihnilliags, thank it . Earlingtoo, wren miles from wad *web bora (as dotter; let fur a term of 14 years as a rtpoassiblo•Mbiat, m* guineas a year. TLe Estates may be viewed by tisg Mr. Nag Surveyor, Rmsworth, of whom paetieidw may be had; ski at the principal Inns at Portonioedi, Saudinentarm, oath ; ebo , ter; at the Arteries Mart; sod of Maims Robin, (a ft garden. SUPERIOR INVESTMENTS, lON. a Yam, well reeturd t e GO Years, raking from two capital flocaes, Rttufipe.awa, Ski under St. Thornton; flmrnital. By Metros. ROMS, At the Nast, ow FRIDAY, Align"' Se. ra TiretwhilaTirslao, VIVO capital well-built HOUSES, desks* 41101 fee Commercial purposes, Nos. I sad 7, •fiedgoldir,Stt. licg-street. They cwbutin four chambers..two sit watta,lo alicps, privave entrance.. water closets . sad CONVENIENT WARlP i rfi c A • held for 48 years anewpard, at a very 14Megfeei . 4 raft, Oh/ the immediate &meal value of at least NAL May be Vltircd, and Particulars had ; &Ile la au Nat air 3legara. Robins, Covent-garden. IN MONAIOCTSIIIRE. ON TUE ROAD TO ctir.PsTosir. FREEROW EST.% TE, Th iyihC-Ir;e, altogether 2 Aau Pasture, Arable, and Wood lAteds• Ry Melon. ROPISMIk. A the Auction Mart, in London, on FR !DAY. August M. rlt A VALUABLE aitd very IMPROVABLE FEEL ./ I. MOLD ESTATE called ATE WOOO, rfiaau in tJ parish of 'frailest:, arlininina the road kiting from Meuretrat t!hspotow by TINTERN ABBEY. six eta* and a half from Monmouth, one End a Mil Nen Tarn al Abbey, and eight horn Chepstow . The Estate comptelloit together _ _ _ EAST GRINSTEA D. SUSSEX. Delightful Reitknot and Offices, beautiful Pkaaute Growada, Hot and (liven Houlca; Stream of Water, stored with Fish; Caach Hawse, htabloi, Farm Buildings, tee, and Dearly HUtlutrasix Acre. of rich Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, with ezteasive Common Hight. By Hr. ROBINS, (Of Warwieh-House, Regent-atreet4 At °strawy's Collie-House. Exabange-alley, Combat aa 73111R2DAY, August It, Rill, at twelve .'Clock, in One A 4.0 e. VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPY IX BOLD ESTATE—STONE-1101 , SE PARK. Demprising.—A substantial None-built FA3III.Y RESI DENCE, erected on a neat elevation, pleasantly situated in the parish of Eam (innocent', In the manly of Suomi, alsout three miles from the market sown of Esit 6nnotasel„ twelve trunk 'run bridge %Vella, twenty-five Irons Brighton, and thirty-three from London, in agm healthy part of the country. The house bag been fitted up ins handsome manna, containing sax excellent bed chamber:, two tennis for servants, arse attics; pzir.cipal and 'Econ. daty staireases ; a spotious entrance lull ; emelknit dining Parlours Ilkley, drawing-room. with bowed windows at saris end, communicating to a conservatory. through which there is a view of a water-fall and founts!. of soft elating water; convenient (Aces, hitchers, dairy , pantry, butler's pantry, washhoum ; extensive vine and beer cellar.; roach-bousa„ stable for five bursts, lien houses, poultry -yard, !Newhouse, cellar, and granary. Delightful ilign pleiwure-ground, ornamented with flower bor ders; shrubberies, with great variety of evergreens and line thriving timber; two hot-houses, green-houso, gardener's house, Ewe., all is excellent repair; a good garden. well stocbed and zareel ; orclimd, stocked with &Moe productive fruit-trees; , Noted v ith fish ; bath-house and dtessiag-room : cottages, farm-home, two tarns 'Ards, tad all requisite out-buildings, snd nearly EIGIITY.SIF ACRI•S Of rich meadow, amble, and wood lead, all lying onmpnet. Every attention has been paid, and a very correlatable sum btu been expended, to render the Residence and Estate complete. The lands are in an excellent sate of cultivation, and have been rendered highly nmsniental by judicious plantations in 'tritium parts. Coecites to and from Lunduo pass duly.—to be viewed by Tickets. Particular" may be had en the premises; at the Dente Ann% and t'rown, Fast Grinstead; Rose and Crown. Tunbridge ; king's Head, eucktitld ; Star, Lewes: Swan, and White Ilan. Ityrgate, and I iodstone; of %Jester. Stephenson and Hateineo, Southampton buildings, Chantery.lane ;at Carraway'a ; and of Rubins, 171, itegent-street. of whom tickets for viewing may be had, CANTk;RBURY. Desirable Pleasant Residence, on the Read to Ashford. Castle House, with Pleasure Ground. Liwn, Excellent Gurdin, I tut- Coach.hninte, Stahl( &c. and Twenty Dwelling Houses, an Eh t :ible Property fur !mestnient. By Me. ROIIINF. (Of Warwick House, Regent-street.) At the Fountain Inn, Canterbury, on 'MONDAY, August IG, at Twelve o'Clock, in Five bout. z ‘VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, part Extra- ParochiAl. I I. A veiep fleasant desigildc FAMILY REFIIDENCE, CASTLE 11OISL, situate near Dean John's Fiakts, on the Road to Ashford, substantially built, neatly fitted up, adapted tor the accommodation of a Genteel Family, and fit foe immediate Trap don ; commandiny delightful views of the River and the limb's down Dills; a rich picturesque scenery, with lawn and pleasure ground in front; lawn and flower herders at the back; and au ex cellent walled garden, clothed with choice fruit item; well stocked. cropped,end pleated: yard, with laredry and coach-honte ; astable yard, enclosed by folding-gates, with coach-house, stable, cart shed, and other builtli;.gs, Lot 2. TWO DWELLING-110VSES, and a WHEEL WILII4III"S NlloP.,with a spacious pail and garden, in the occupation of Mr. Steady . , hcelwnglit. on lease, and seas cottages and gardens en the west side of the yard. Let a. T‘I'ELVt; mr,LLLNG.liouses, situate inJohn street, with gardens in front. " Leto. TWO BRICE. and FLINT DITILT DWELLING. HOlteiKS, and Four !;rick and Tiled COTTAOES, adjoining John-street on the IViat, with a huge piece of garden vocad, and yerd at the back ; passage leading to Jahn -street. Lot. ii. •I'%Vt I BRICK and FLINT (OTT/VIES. °palmate hot 1, and adjoining Lot I, with gardens at the back, and an ex. tensive piece of garden ground, occupying a frontage to the Strilit of upwards of one hundred and ten feet. These latter Lots arc very eligible for investment for small:capi talists, and give qualificat ions to trite foe the county. T. be viewed by applying to Mr. Robinson. oa the premise., of whom particulars may be had; of Messrs. Curtris and Kings ' ford, Solicitors; the Fountain Inn a-ol King's Head, Canterbury; Crown, Sittinobourne; Nail, Dartford; at Garr:sways; and of Mr. Robins, Ca, Itt,;ent-street, where a plan of the property may be seen. Valuable Reversion to 1.4 tlt N. CA. Three per Cent. Consols. By WI NSTA NIX and SONS, At the .Mart, near the Bank of England, TO-MORROW. the .27t11 Ti .cant. at 'l' we've, Tn ABSOLEtE flEVEEtill/N to ONE THIRD I'AILT of 13,3334 Cs. ttd. Three per (Ont. ['mewls, devised by %Val, and standing in the names of respectable Trustees, cement to he received on the throes:: cr uistrri:v: of a Lady, in the bith year of her age. Printed particulars may be had at the 3:art; and of Nrinstanley and Sons. Paternoster-row. Plate, Watches, Diamond and Sapphire I:sr-rings, Jeweller), Meted Amid,, Musical Box, Ge .!s, ma•Alent Suipetti a Cloth, Shawls, Silk Hose, Lace, rill:es, liar Table and Bed Linen, ex • Mime Apparel, Ac. By Messrs. liontni. At their Booms. rillAZ3, COVelltegill'aell. TO-MORROW antl WEDNESDAY Next, at Twelve . _ USEFUL ARTICLES of PLATE, two pair of oodles:lass two goblets, four bottle stands, four sugars ba =mliii: milk pow. • caddie, silts, two wino funnels, waiter, spasm and folks, *Pop and same ladles, Eta plated epergne, two mires mos, eanillesti As, liquor frame, capital gold and silver watches, by good makers; diamond and asp phise rat. rings, pearl and coral necklaces, jewellery, gold chains and seek, musical box, silver spectacles, rcat.rtg glasses, band and eye ditto, guns and pistols, superfine cloth and keraestnere, rich silks, shawls and stiffs. laces, silk hoar it'd biusdkerchiels. fine JAI. , and bed exesllent, wearing apparel, acc.; from Mr. J. O. Harrison, street. Ally be viesed, and catalogues bad at the Rooms. HILIANtiIX)S, 3IIDDLESF:X. Splendid Furniture, noble Pie and Chimney Glenne., Uptigtin (hand l'intio.triet;, Ililii.ird Table, elegant China, tilatta, Draw ings, and Prints, Wince, and life ern. 31 untrit..lll WINS, . . - Oz the rremisfs, on SIUNDA Y. Augusill, and tw•o following . . days, at Twelve. / Ili LI. the. Si }PERU rani F.ISII7(INABLE FURNI. t. TURF, a superinr brilliatit. toned Upright (hind i v lana• forte by Ilroadwoncl, in an elegant rosewood, and built 'cue; a capital full-sled billiard table, by Thurston ; cable pier and ebintney glasses, ornamental and useful porevlair.e, French or-mola (lurks, miperb (Itsslan chandolitiv and candelabras, 6ne-coloured drawings and prima, a cabinet of rsrcforeigp ahcll., cellar of choice wines, anti a variety of artiees of taste and vertu, of a L.tov or DI:;TINCTION. rurnittinc eompreltends a mignilieent drawing-room suite of blue vrirc silk tabnray„ with costly guld.colour fringe and lace, in curtains for four windows, (Inman couch, two sofas, and eightem t hairs ; elegant mewled clietEmiers, anti-statuary marble ennsoles on large gilt eagles; capitul rosewood patent card, sofa, Lou, and writing tables ; suites of elegant green, senile:, and t..a a MIVeCn. parlour curtains; a set of mai:Nang Chairs. with morocco scats; capital Axminster, snot Turk:, ranpeta ; a set of claw dining tattles, capital sideboard boeknase. The Itmlelkandsyni contain si x . capital mahogany four..pst nal french Isicads„ with elegant cotton banging% and wittc,ow.cuttaitia: capital down beds bed bedding, and ate completed with every mild,. ncemary for comfort and convenience; caw kitchen and out-door uyuisiles, ;north a seats and implements, a very line cow, at the Re sidence, At 1111.1.1NODON, pc.? I'xhridge May be dewed two days prior (Sunday excepted), oral Catategties thus hark at lc each, on the Pregttech.; and. ni 31100 itotoins, Cordn-gardcb. 20 ACRES OF LAND. including pasture, arable. and coppice woods, tithe-free: wrote ' plantations in the most thriving state. The Estate is 'lmre is the swot emeemed part of this ADMIRED COUNTS% presenting a most inviting property tither for ilivestmeet. as Sporting Gentleman. l'artititslars unit be had twenty-one ears prior to the Stier. Monmouth. of 31r‘i.rs. .1. and W. A. WilTiams, Saki, tors: at Cheltenham, at the Plough at the Auction Mart: ausi Messrs. Robins, ( °vent-garden, London. IN PR3IIIROKESHIRE. VALI 'A [ILE E 110 LO KetTATES,_ In,luding 2.758 Acres of Lust, predating at OW Roue gee I.Ltes 1,1211 f. a year, but capable of an dock issardn increase. By !gee's. ROBINS, At the Auction ]tars, on FRIDAY. Anew& Pk at 12, o For VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTA., inmate in the Parishes of Lanetinan. Lianvereatity.d. Castlehydt. Mend, and Punchaeaton, ail adjoinhgParishe,,sat in the best past of THE COUNTY OP PEMBROKE. This Estate pewees an exceedingly desirable Invest/cot. iaat nwch nit in capable of considerable improvement. It emeareivedi TWO THOUSAND SEYNN HUNDRED AND flf7l". EIGHT ACRES OF 1.. Vitt. Towher with a Mansion and Demesne. in the otranatim e Ittit Peel, Eeq., and a variety of convenient karma edieisire producing, at rents dete rm inable on a few remaining Old Lem 1,122 L a year. The Land Tax is redeemed upon the whale ri* party, and the Manor of lArinvercantygolf is amongst thematic. vantages connected with this Estate. More descriptive Particulars will he ready twenty.eine days tide to theFale, at theprinci lons in the leading Towns hi PembrAt ahire; also at E , Aher4avenny, Monsionth, and lid Godwin 3 at the Office of Merits. %Valiant*, Emotes, Powell. cl Beederip. Lincoln's Inn ; and of Messrs. Robins, I...Weent-fie, where a Pisa of tho Estate may be seen. At Hampton. Attilalmre. very unprovable Capyhold rrorci producing about HAIL a year. .11aJa Freehold tegateand L.traa• at :lamp. mar Itgrihury. ESSRS. ROBINS hove received instmetiors firm 1. the Truatce of Mr. Pope. of Hampton. lately to SI-11,1, by AUCTION. in Anyway the following V..: 'e COP% 11()I,T) i'llopEwrv. at IIA3IPTON, )IH.t.A.). viz.; THREE EI.EOANT VILLAS, with Usedin• (hounds. extending nearly to the Rivet, and ittiondiatel ing Mottloiey Hurst. Alio Four neat Cottages. The al during. at tiaccaling low rents, lelol. a year. Also a Freehold . &tate. with Gartichs and Land. situate at At Banbury. Descriptive partiestlaw will be rawly forthwith in Cover THE MANOR OF WOOOMAWTON llr Trig Ct. 11EllEFORD, and 1 'ICKES of LAND, Seven miles from the city of Hereford. Law Max tolerant A Freehold Residence in All Saint'. in the City of Warr* and 12 Acres of Meadow !And •at Ear%land, four t h Leominster, the property of a banhrupt. Ily Moan. R(►HINS. At tbe Auction Marts near the Bank of Ennland, en FRIP: August 20, at 12, in Three Lots, Ry diviretion-of the Assignecii of T. Itinghsm. a banlmlo rIPHE Valuable FRREHOLI) FARM, Eitteite in perish of Westhidde, Vorkb111; and Stok: Edith. mile. from she City-of 1 learned, and fear firm the Esr;ttible of WyT nuJ Lev. costaietieg spat Fawn Raw. sc ,l siteLtsultliengs...Cisla Mill. And 102 ACRES of LAND, of which 110 are superior suosdow. bud bop liOdi occupation of Mr. Ballard, a revectali tAtant..o a role of 2101, a rev. Also. the MANOR of WOODMANTON. One-fourth panel this valuable ?corny is included in ti Alto. the Entirety , of an Lactllent FRE:AIt/1X BENCE, and suitable Offices, situate in Nes - par.-so Ctiy of Worcester, together with dA.l.thil sbrp. • House, Stable% end every requisite for a permit requiring tent of prim; ivies. In the occupation of the bankrupt. A'.+4 . 4, the Entirety. of lil ACTOR of Rich Freehold MI LAND. Acul Orchard. oiled Braidtridge 1 .alerts. Eartlisland, four miles front Leominster. in Rm3ned i+ occupation of the Widow Turbenille, at the low rent of land-ton redeemed: rtirtiadars may be had twentr.one eisys prior to !h! Willies , . Well, Hp. banker. tVoreentire ; at the praiort Hereford,. brocuitneci, %Vorcesser. and Cheltenham: , Merrick and exc. Red Lion-p.:4am: at the Auellah 311 ' Messrs. Habilis, eosint.garlen. Thc Talnable and T.:tergive ESTATTS of the lo'r , 01010:WE. in Derltrabire, Stuflintighire, Wavr:zt,' free*. end Lontin. . A I Er4 4 olt 4 '. ROSINS have the honour to e lmource. ~All, they htlye recekrtl intorertines fiat' the 't Tr.te Act of Partionteat tat Sale. to SCIAt by A I 1 - 1'11):q. moat% of ()ember nett, ell the Yale:11:1e Fitt:Ellti!• l) ' • T.1T013 of the kte 31AlifICIS cr DICIICIN DI:. situate in the &Acre 'ouniies. 'l'ieMsrcn, Adrowsion. 3 1,311 ' house, Ps*, and near TIICINAND of excellent laud are all in Derbyshire ; ther: is a sma'l Esinta in Stilliodohire. nue+ her in Wars art ! ! " P Houses in London There arc t (.0%1N! , atone in enesiflerable übstnifiti ce on VISIOU, parts of tie' whiffs am worked to • urea: 0 , fell. lirseriprive hirtieiluni • ill he fiirthoith re"..ds for i'..iirerr the links:a of Aleiors. NVidi n.n Br-40,. Lincoln's-lnn ; at 31 oars. .Itiony acid 'oks, Thropnorten , Slalom t'ardalo end fi mut. r. Naomi-row : the t "tire °I." Thomas. Esti. Chesterfield a:id of illiors Robins. in ( ration, where Flamini the Estates may be seen. -- - - 1 rtititrtl at 'MK RR IT 1%11 PP ESS HEce. J.W. 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