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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN, MARCH 12 WONDF.RFJI. MNGAZINE. Hoot; r. This was an applicaion for a perpetual injunction to restrain the Defendant from publi,hing a work called Tie Wonderful Alsga:ine, of which the Plaintiff claimed to be the sole proprietor, also praying that an account might he taken of the number of copies disposed of by the Defendant, and the profits arising therefrom, and for the costs of the suit. Upon a former day this case was argued at con siderable length ; it then appeased, that the parties originally had been concerned together in the pub lication of the work in question, the Defendant having publshed it for the Plaintiff; but, after some numbers had appeared, a dispute arose, and the Dr. fendant then published the work with some varia tion, to prevent its being an immediate copy, on his own sole and separate account : the Loan CH ANCCI Lull granted a conditional injunAion, and the case came on this day for further consideration. Mr Richt as ns, for the Plaintiff, in continuation of his former argument, went into a long statement of the several circumstances of the case . Mr. Wren ea AL, on the same side, observed, that, as a question of a general nature, it was a matter of. the greatest importance, in which all the publi cations of a similar kind were involved. He un derstood that the gentlernen on the other side in tended to vary the law which had been established on this subjed, by quotations from a new treatise, called The Ladu's Illagatine ; but he could not see what light this work would thrOw on the business. He admitted, that a printer might publish a daily newspaper, under the same names of The Star or The Sass, provided he did not copy either of those papers. The Defindant's work got into the market through a breach of trust, and was circulated upon the basis of the currency of the old work ; and his Lordship having granted an injuntlion, he con tended the Plaintiff was entitled to recover the pro fits of the work. It might be asked, why they had not brought an action at law ? There were three different ways of trying a cause; by Jury ; by ex amination of witnesses; or interrogatories; and by the inspeOion of a Judge : the Defendant, in his answer, might swear what he pleased; but, while he had his Lordship's ocular inspeEtion to rely upon. .he felt he should obtain every relit f which he souilla._ without any Aim, at law. In his answer, the Defendant stated that the device on the wrapper olds* book WAS not the same as the Plaintiff's, and there was a difference of shade in tie blue cover, the type was not the same, and the external mark or appearance was considerably varied. It certainly was true, the Colossus, as r; presented on the Plain tiff's work. was 70 0 feet high, and the Defendant's gave it only 70 feet, so far there was a deviation in the dev;ce ; and, as to the colour of the paper? the Defendant might swear his countecance as hilie as his own paper ; and assert, that the work was ♦ different and distind publication; yet the Learned Counsel insisted that it was a meckeiy to any man's sight to say so: the resemblance was too strong even to escape a superficial observer..— It had also been contended, that this spurious pu')• lication was a succession, and not a continuation, of the Plaintiff's work. It might as well be said, that the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, coming after twelve o'clock, was not a continuation of the same day. He did not mean to trouble the Court with the merits of either works, but observed, that in No. t 22, of the Plaintiff's, a great chx-aCter had been reprewr ted, which far exceeded any other *4.r heard of ; and, the Defendant, having found him self so far outstripped in the marvellous, by the Plaintiff, had since changed the name of his book, and now calls it The Etc-saris Maze: era Mr. Rout ev, for the Defendant, said, his learned friend on the other side was a little in error with respect to his intention of quoting a new work opal the law of the case, as because he happened to tee him reading a book for his amusement ; or pCrhaps he was displeased to find him studying The Ladies' Megasine, instead of attending to his very learned argument. On the part of his Client, however, he was satisfied to go into the account, as it would be found an account of loss instead of gain. %Vitli se sp.& to its being a continuation of the Plaintiff's work, from the title, device, &c. on the wrapper ; he adverted to the many advertisements in the pub- ' lic papers every day, where an article frequently ap peared under the title, perhaps, of ranee Resrfar , , and concluded with an infallible cure for the Tooth Ads ; in fad, he considered this cause was instituted to make the work more public, and increase the sale; it did not appear that the Plaintiff was very particular in the seleOion of his readers, as he had recommended the work as a very handsome present, if well bound, to the colony of New South Wales. Loan CMANCIILLOR•—" I am afraid, if we pro ceed much farther, this cause will get into Th e Weedeefal Megesine; I think the better way will be for the Master to take an account according to the terms of the injunction. Dismiss the bill es to the rest. sad let the question of costs be reserved until the Master make his report." JONES V. WOYLE. This was an application for a receiver. Mr. COOIII4 on the part of the Plaintiff, stated that the Defendant was the receiver of the rents of Covent-Garden and Clare Markets, fcr which he paid by agreement with the Guardians of the Duke of Newcastle, to whom the rents belonged, a stipu lated rent. This rent the Defendant had negleeted to pay over, and the guardians of the Duke had come down upon the Plaintiff, who was one of the sureties to the guardians for the Defendant for the punaual payment of these rents. Upon those grounds, he moved for a receiver to be appointed, an order that he abet be exonerated, and that the rents might be malady paid. Mt. Roust. e, Xi* the Defendant, submitted to Lis Lordship, kliat it a receiver was to be appointed, his fees would swallow up the whole of the profits from his poor &tot, who paid a heavy rent for the markets. The party might have their remedy at any time by distraining for the rent due. The Cat NCELLOR observed, they might have their remedy by distress ; and, considering that a receiver bung appointed in such a case, would be contrary to the males and praCtice of the Cnurt, his Lordship refused the application. , . . NAVAL INT? LLIGENCE. POILTSPIOUTH, MARCH It. Arrived the Vrow Ca/harlots, from Ant werp, for Bourdeaux ; and the Fri. ndship, from Rotterdam, for ditto, both detained by the Ratan sloop of war.—Wind S.E. FALMOUTH, MARCH 9. Arrived the Preffy Last sloop of war, with a fleet under convoy from the Downs.—. Wind DEAL, MARCH 11. Remain in the Downs, the Monarch and Utrecht men of war; Cape, Vulture, and the Speedy sloops of war ; Devastation, Zebra, Prospero, bmiter, Vol cano, Diseoreep, and the Explosion bombs; a fleet of armed defence ships; Lord Melville, Chapman, and Ocean transports.—Wind S.E. ARRIVALS, FROM THE EAST INDIES, ♦T PLYMOUTH. ON THZ 10TH INST. LIST OF PASSENGERS PER BRITANNIA. Colonel and Mrs. Kiniey, Hon. Colonel A. St. Leger, Mrs M'Mshon, Mrs. Gordon, Mits Boyden, Lieutenants Grier, Tow and Gordon, Mr. Saumerea, Captain Jeffries and Child, en, Misses C. Kenny, G. Dick, L. Dick, A. Kinsey, P. Bose, and Gunton, Masten G. W. Kinsey, T. Kinsey, John Bosc, and Peter Howland, from St. Dr lona. PER LORD MELVILLE. Gen. Vigor', of the Madras F.stablishment ; Lieut.-Col.Wil win, ditto ; Lieut.. Col. J. Hunter, Bengal ditto ; Capt. Dillon, Madre. ditto; Sir John Bulkley, 35d Reginti•nt, M R. Ni cholls, 1911 i ditto; Lieutenants J. M' Lean, 22d ditto, .1. Fo gerty, I _ik ditto ' J. Rig, ditto A. Fletcher, 77th ditto, J. 94th ditto, A. M.Leatic ditto; H. Newington, Madras Establishment, and Master W. Joyce. PER EARL SPENCER. Sir Diem', Bart. Majors Nagle and Davison, Gaup, Mrs G-up, Captain St. Ledger Hansard, Ms. e' isold‘, Mrs. Reynolds, died at St. Helena, January 12, 1804; Mi..s Mimi', Mews. leant., Watson, Webster, E.Thom son ; Misses Louisa Reynolds, Ellen Reid, VIOLA HarfiS, S. Mac. kenaie, Elizabeth Gaup, and Philippi's& Gaup ; Master+ Cod. (;msp,W. Hair's, Stephen Bagshaw, George Cuckrane, Charles Aunstrong, George De Gray, Jame. Nagle, Gorge Winn, and James Reg.:haw ; Charles Rant, Commander; Jasues Fairfax, let °dicer ; J. Goodson, 2d Officer. The Bengal and Asia arrived at Madras on the 3d of September, and were to sail to Bengal the 9th. 1 he Giotto's, errenerde,, and Wine Arlie., arrived at Madras on the 19th, and proceeded for China the 216 t of August, under convoy of the Deslaigneesse and Dasher. 11le Marchioness of Exeter, Fame, and Sir Wil liam lieed,e, arrived at Madras, 27th July. and sailed for Bengal, 18th August. The Loth, nw•slat and Lard Nelson sailed from Madras, the Sd August, and were to touch at Masulipatam, on their way to Bengal. His MAJISTY'S armed brig Ann, Lieut. SHE... aa r, has anive.l at Yarmouth, with tan prizes, a bri.• and a galliot, cut out of Dunkirk Roads en the night of the Bth instant, by the bo ei the Cruiser. they are French vessels, but have no cargoes. Four vessels, under Prussian colonrs, having on board French property, have been captured and sent into port, and information, it is said. ha; Mien received of about twenty more, which will no doubt fall into the hands of our ctuisers. l'oere was no Court of Aldermen yes terday. The Loan MAYOR, after inspeding the Meal•4veighcrs returns. ordere.l the price of bread to continue al last week. The KING has been . pleased to appoint Mr. PATRICK WISII AII T to be Procurator Fiscal of the Commissariot of Edinburgh, in the room of Mr. JAMES BALFOUR, resigned. Mr. DRES,INO, the Messenger, who arrived at Lord Mt:Lc:RAVI.% Office no Sunday night, from St. Petersburgh, was obliged to travel by a circuitous route, on account of the floods and severe frost that obbtrufted the usual road. This Gentleman, on his way from England to St. Petersburgh, had the mi fortune to break his arm by a fall, but meeting w.th a skilful surgeon, the accident impeded his journey but a short time. , A new regulation has just taken place res,-.efling Majors of Brigade these useful Staff Officf.: s being allowed to be attached only to Major Cenerais, com manding troops of the line, or Nlilit'a, :lad not in future to those who have a command over Volun teer Corps only. The Home Circuit commenced on Monday at Hertford, before Mr. Justice ROOK and Mr. Justice HEATH, but the former Judge only is there. There were but six causes in the paper, of which three only were tried, viz. I , ENN, on the demise of HIE tom, a. Monn•m, in which there was a ver ditt for the Plaintiff; HostaaccuEt v. FORMNDS, an action for slanderous worts spoken of the Plaint tiff, a Clergyman of Hertfordshire, in which a juror VMS withdrawn; and Smacxett. R. GREENAWAY, an aCtion for an assault, in which Plairtiff had a verditt for 101.; but none of these trials were of any interest. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY e perCeut Consoit ~IU 5 per eVilt. N.. 01• Imperial .5 per Cent. 57; :Ai Diito ♦nuuitna al 116 4,1 4 India Bond• I. 2s. dm. f.xchequer kifk kng. Lottery Tit kola CeiisoLs T. BISII, Stork-Leoke•, No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Chaning.crese. ;E. TI:111DAT, MA *CH 12. Genoa 451 Lie. roc, Venice I.l%bnn 6O Oporto. 6oi Dublin St , lllollll. 1. I 4 Portugal Gobi in Cops and Hors per on • 0 0 Pooh:twit . ..... 0 0 6 New Dollars Solver In Ran New Loon each 0 o u Agin on the Ralik of Holland •4 per Cent. 5.) ....... . 6it 61 day,. PRICE. OF IRISII STOCICS Q. v. Deb 4 I er Cent. (Much b.) • • • ••• • • • 734 Ditto :* per Cent. (Much 6.) .. Rep.! Cal Stuck . 45 Ropil Cuidl Leal, 6 pet cent. OS COURSE Or EXCIIIINI Amoteniam 3B 9 W. Dam t Sight 39 2 Rotterdam c. f 12 4 2 U. Hamburgh l5 8 tilt. Alton Pam Ditto 26 11 Bourdeaux .26 3 -- Ca , tia Ditto Madrid .... in paper Ditto 33 effect. Balboa fo l g him n 49 Hanle* Harlin on Lon (!Kash 11 , 4 fast on Lend.i.i ( M ‘ ieh Rell..t un I)iabhu (March I. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ArinriralterOffire, March 12, 1805. Copy of a Letter from Vic Admiral Sir John Thismas Dock nlirth, K. R. Commander in Chief of Ms Majesty's Ships ail Vessels at Jamaica to William Marsden, Esq. dateJ at Po•r•Royal, the 19th chassaary, 1805. SIR, You will herewith receive, for the information of my Lords Corn nikOonery of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter from the Honourable F. F. Gardner, stating the capture of the French brig privateer Regulus, commanded by Jacque Mathieu.. I ain, Sec. J. T. DUCK WORT!. Princess Charlotte, Dee. 13, 19114. SIR, I have the honour to inform you, that at ten a.m. Cape Antonio, East four leagues. made all nil in chace of a brig ; and after a hard chace of seven hours, with a fresh breeze, came op with her in lat. 20 deg. 50 min. N. long. 85 deg. 32 min. W. having steered South the whole of the chace, and firing four or five shot at her, she struck, and proves to be the French privateer brig ?evil" from Guarlalnupe, commanded by Citiz.•n 11(111^ Mathieu, pierced for fourteen guns, but only eleven mooned (having thrown two overboard, with her boats and spars in the chace), and eighty-four men. She is a very fine vessel, sails remarkably well, is coppered, and is, in my opinion, perfeelly adapted for lie Majesty's service. I have the honour to be, &c, Sir J. T. Duckworth, B. B. &c. F. F. GARDNER. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William French and Mary Shepherd, of Heaton Norris, in the 'wish of Manchester and county of Lancaster, cotton. manufacturers, January 1, 1805. William Cutts and Thomas Potts, manufifturers of scythes and hay and straw knives, at the Law, at Abby Dale Forge, ncm Sheffield, in the county of York, February 22, Isos. William Lockwood and George Lockwood, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, woollen-drapers, March 8, 1805. Daniel Chattrnon, Samuel Budd, and Robert George Budd, of Dorringtomstreet, in the county of Middlesex, japanneis, Match 9, 1805. Thomas Edward Poole ind Thomas Brayn, of Drayton in Hales, in the Loan*, of Salop, corners, at Christina* last. Thomu Hadfield and John Haworth, of Manchester, cot.. ton-spinners, March 1, 1805. .- - - Lane and William MacPherson, Maiden.lane Cheapsida, straw, chip, and Leghorn h a t m a n u f ac t urers , De: cember ea. Isms Hugh Giles, Michael CoVim, and Thomas CoMyer the younger, as hatanakets, in the borough of Truro, in the amply of Cornwall, March 1, 1805. John Ballard and William Harwood, of the perish eiSt. Nicholas, W °greeter, grocers and tea-dealers, Juse 11, 1804. Thomas Gill and John Crossley, of Liverpool, japan furni ture painters, January 26,1802. William Llewellin and Rowles Pattison, of Bristoldinen drap.ers, June 30, 1804. . . _ jowph Jescoaia and Thomas King, of Birmingham, in dm county of Warwick, button-maker and gilt tue•makere, De cember 31, 1884. _ _ _ Junaa IVhu..lcer and Cwerge Menyueather, of Burley, in the county of York, cotton-spinners and copartner% February 27,)P15. _ _ . - Willem Pirner, John Rateshotton, and Charles Leer, moo theca.l,a, its Arlin:telt-meet, iti the paruie of St, George, Hanover - square, an the county of .M.dilleses, December Jf, 1804 Robed Wilk; and John Taylor, of Chancery-lane, in the comity Middino,x. printers May 18, 180J._ _ Robert Ila.‘sonte, Jam,' Runstoclow. and James Ransome, of (;rest Yolltil, irott.ftsonders, Match 9, 1805. Rob-rt Noisome and James Ransome, of Ipswich, iron• (mintier., Match ft. 160.1. G larger. rt and Reitismin Anwe of Hattenitseden, in the souk! of ‘lid , liesex, tailors; Mateh 2, 1605. Richard Jackson a.d serge Ragout., of London, dry salter:; and the s,tid Richard Jackson, George Kilgour, aud Joke J.ckaoe, of Manchester, drysalters,January I, ISO). liA NICRUPTS. John Salt, of Jahn-sneer ' in the parish of St. Luke, in the county of Mid.tles , x, jeweller, dealer, and chapinas, to sur render March li, SO, and April d 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Jodtua Mayhew, Nu. 2, Lower James. street, Gulden-square. Willia.n Ducks, late of Lowestoft in the county of Suffolk, te surrender March 97, 28, and April it S, at f Air, at the home of 'William Woolireirtoss, the sign of the Star, in (;.eat Yarmouth, is. the county of Norfolk. Attorneys, Mr. Robert etir!i. itlll Great Y3flloUtb, Norfolk ; and Messrs. Dunn, HillfOlt. and Metcalfe, Liuculni luu, New-square, London. John Baker, of Yeixfortl, in the coenty of Suffolk, shop keeper, stealer andelsarnsii, to set:render Aofil 2,11.3,5 t ten, at the hone of Cemir L..f•, the Cock and ?ye Inn, at Wood bridwe, in the comity of Suffolk. Attu/mays, Mr. Thomas, Saxinuildhani, Suffolk; sod Mr.. William Robins,: Gra; nil. plAcr, London. Joseph Kitehing, of Ipswich, in the counts of Suffolk, grocer, to surniailer March 16, t 3, and April 23.5 t tell. at Gut4ll,llll, lA/mina. Alto: !Icy, Mr. Dann, Road-street, London. Frannie Score!, of Kent Road, in the wish of St Georg? the Martyr, Southwark, in the county of Surrey, eual dealer, to (((( c ( Ider March 21, 50, and A prd 23, It eleven, at Guild. hall, Lo. u loo. Attorney, Mr. William Webb, St. Thomas. street, Borough. • nivinntms. March 21. Jame. Frizar 1 eh: Oda, Letiti. Forard, and James F.izard the romerr, of Park-lane, Piccaddly, Luodun, stable keopets, tiralleni and chanmen, at ten, at Guildhall. April 6. John, ovierwise Thorna, Portrr, of Deal, in the county of Kent, grocer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Am it 13. Hugh Moore, of Ironmonger-lane, Londe°, mer chant, atone, at t. sidhall. March 16. Jame. liigh., late of Billiteraquate, London, but now of fie I.land .f Jtmai.a, in America, merchant, at el •iren, at Guildhall, L.oidon. April 9. Robert Su aide-a, late of Andertnn, in the county of Lancaster,.l.alcr, an I alumnae', at the Star Inn, in Man chester, in the county of A rid. Thomas Hopwood, ..f Rochdale, in the county of lAncaster, plumber and glati,, dealer atwl chaposan, at eleven, at the /mule of Mr. William Remick, the Rose and Crown Inn, in Leed., tb the comity of York. April 29.J.intes Longman, and Franck Farm Broacrip, of _ . • Cheapside, Haymarket, and Tottenham-Court Boat, Lon don, musical instrument makers at twelve, at Guildhall. April 10. Benjamin Winter, of I:onewere, in the county at Middleres, cabinet maker, at ten, at GniMita'', Landon. April LO. ['envy Juksoo, af hl lacing-lane, Loudon, meselaant, at one' at Guildhall. April 13 Balthasar Goargi, late of Ratcliffe-Ail/hem in the count, of Middlesex, eiivnioi, at ten, at Guildhall, Mrs S. Lawrence Smith, of Portsiiibuth, in the county of Rom, draper, dealer, and chspinan, at one, at Guildhall, Lorvlon. • Apr.l 2. Danial'llimpann, now or late of Brosd-strett-build ings, Liridea, warehousemad, dealer and Umpteen, at ten, at Guildhall. April 9 John Lees and Samuel Lees, of Halifax, in the county of York, merchants, dealers, claapmen, and tea. /miners, at tem, at the Oki Cock Inn, I labiate. April 9. William Mayor, of Preston, in the coup ty of Lan caster, essolles-draper, dealer sad chapman, at ten, at the sign tithe Pierce, in ireston. • March 30. James Nixon, of Lawrencivlane, in the city of London, merchant, dealer and ehapman, at one, at Goi.d hall, London. May VI. Jelin Timmins, of Stewart -street, Spitalfields, in the aunty of Middlesex, silk broker, dealer and chapeaus, at eleven, at Goildhall, London. April IS. Francis Cetsfesal, of Bishop's Stortford, in the county of Huth upholsterer, dealer and eimputan, at one, at Gelidhan„ London. Aped 13. Nathaniel Lucas and Charlcs Betke, of Pancras lona, in the city of London, merchants and copartners, at We, at Guildhall. April L Thema. Thomas and Henry Cameron, of Binning •' :ma:the aunty of Warwick, futon, at eleven, at the Assiese of Thomas Jones known tra the name of the Swan There, in Bull street:Birmingham. April 90. John Ewbank, of Bucklershury, in the city of London, warehouseman, dealer and ebapnwin, at ten, at Guildhall, Lesadoo. May 4. Benjamin Townsend and Bestgamin Hanley, arum Change, in the city of London, leather saws, e ordeal, eliapiiiels, and copartners ' at one, at Guildhall , Losidovi April 11. William Elliot, of Beverly, in the county of tanner. dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the house of M o . Elizabeth Charter, the sign 01 the Tiger, in B ever l y April 29. Thoma.Ltri wer, nf Chipprnham, in the enmity of Wilts, Imemilraper, dealer and ch mman, al eleven, at ris, Bush Tavern, in Corn itreet, in the city ot Bristol. April 13. James gutlo.r.and, of Bath, in the taunt, of Somenet, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES—A►a r a. 2. lotin Thomas Webser, of Htih.sttert, 111 the Honsuigh of Southwark, in the county of Surrey, hosier, dealer and chairman. William Chalklen, of Deptford, in the county of Rest, draper, dealer and Chapman. Thomas Vino, of Bush-lane, Cannon-street, in the city of London, merchant. Robert White, of Cambridge, in the county of Cambridge, scrivener. MARRIAGE. At Hilton, near Edinburgh,on Sunday sen•night, the Lutr id Sir William Johnston, Bart. was safely delivered of a daughter. DEATHS. Monday last, aged 60, ilTiabactic Clayton, of Well, me, ,, st. This warnan from an early propensity line ealployments, had worked as a ship esrperiter at •• yard upwards of 40 years, and always in man's aware: , • .. used to drink, chew tobacco, and keep orms, any workmen, yet would never enter into the matrimonial st..te. She rat a strong, robust woman, and never permitted any was to insult her with iropunrty. Saturday, after a few hours illness, in his 'lst year, M'. Fa.. nisei &Wick late bookseller of Bristol. Mr. Wm. Robert James, of Bristol, merchant, aad Vice Consul of the King of Sweden. " . Ou the 3d instant, at her house in Geroxe street, Edinburgh. Mrs Drummond. relict of the d cutlet Captain Drummond, Royal Navy. Yesterday se'nnight, at Chichester, met :Al, the Ray. Edward Ellis, M.A. Hector of MCIIIOII, and Vicar of Westbounte And lurpham, in Husaex. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT L rNIIVN•HNIUGE. Moro. 13 aim. after Ill.—Even. 41 mut. after la. SALES BY AUCTION. TO MASTER BRICK-MAKERS, WAGGON-MASTERS, TOWN-CARMEN AND OTHERS. D. SADLER, - - . THIS DAY, et Twelie o'clock precaely, on the 1 1 :entices, Sun Tavern Fie' !s, St. Georges in the East, TEHE Valuable Stock of Mr. CORNWELL, . who is declining the Brick-making Busineisi : censinnig o LEt'EN USEFUL RONEY CART Ht)ItSFS, three Six inch Iron Arm Lock-tandar Waggons; Three Siv.iiich Brick Carts, nearly new ; One Three Inch Ditto; Twelve Cart Hammel complete ; a One Horse Choke with Had, in rwki condition ; a Cow in Calf; a Pugig Mill, needy new, by Boston ;,two Caru-binnv I and sundry Stable Ifteiisils. To he viewed on the Premises the minting of Sale. YORKSHIRE.-ssNEAR saw". AND RICHMOND. CAPITAL FREEHOLD, AND TITHE-FREE ESTATE, MANOR, Ac LAND-TAX REDEEMED. By Mr. ROBINS. At Caraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Catskill. en MONDAY, the 22.1 April, at Twelve o'Cleck, is One Lot, unless an acceptable offer is made by April 10, AValuable and Compaft truly desirable FREE. HOLD ESTATE, TYTIIE•FREE, situate in the Pa rish of &dale, and in the neighbourhood n( Richmond and Northallierton, comprising the extensive, manor of Cowing Hall, with Coon Get, and Court Baron, Cowling Mansion Howse, excellent Farm HOUlee, Barra, Stab a. l)wtt-bud sir ay and upwards of sits hundred and pighty.four Acres of old Meadow, Pasture, and Arahk 1.414, and sundry Cottages, all lett to respectable Tens" et rents amounting to mimirdi of - Mee hundred and *any pounds per annual, capabieof increase. This Estate'forms a desirable Property for egendeman waling an invest tenet, in land The Buildings aro part wow, and Mir whole in good repair. The situation commands rich and ex. %crave prospedi over the country. Particulars .1 Mr. Matthew Holmes, Coster-Hall House, who will th ew the [state ; at the Nisei Swan, Bsdele ; London Hotel, York ; Angel, Doncaster; Pod Norm, Searbortiugn and Itarreetiese Angel, Grnitharn ,• George, Samford; MI, Staten ; at Caraway's ; and of Mr. Robins Warwick. lire. t, Malden square, London, where a Pith of the Eatists may be seen. BOROUGH OF EVF.SHAM, WORCESTERSHIRE. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coffee-home, in Exchange-alley, Centhil. London, on' MONDAY, the 22d ed April, at Tw.,ive o'Clock, in LOTS, ATRULY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe Free, moot desirably situate in the beviitiful Val.,' and within the Borough of EVESH AM, eep-a -nat,l Turnpikemxid from London to Worcester, and on the Banks of t tr. much pint bed navigable river Avow—cent prising 630 Avr..4 of itch Garden Ormond, Arable, PJAAIte, and ftliraksmr Land, conveniently aralp-dividcd into several Limo, eel leach... Gmaii4t, with convenient Dwellinthouses, Hams, arid Unt-buildings ,• lett to malt respectable Tenants; the It. rn• And mtnuatetivalse Upwards of 13001 per annum. The r/-rushee Situation; midi the BOROUGH INTEREST, and excellent Neighbesehoed, make the • truly valuable Estate for • Gentleman wishing tp nubs,: Property in cal of the acknowledged finest Counties in the Kingdom. Particulars may be had at tine Hop- pole, Worcester; Hen and Chickens Birmingham ; Means. Blaney and Phelps, So. licitors, Ev esham, who will, shew the Estate ; at Ciapnle home, near Chipping Norton; Star, Oxford; Wh te Hai!, Bath; Bush Tavern, Brum ; Bell, Gloucester • Gem. -, North:o4,ton; Red Lion, High Wycombe; White l bridge; Caidle, Sabin!! ; Crown, Reading; of Me-,n. 13..• • row, Forbes, and Hancock, Solicitors, Beinghall cost t Garuway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.street, Gui square, where a l'ian of the Estate may be seen. PEMBROKESHIRE. Valuable and InsprcnreabTe Freehold Estate, with Royalties, Manor, Flattery, Perpetual Advowson, Jtc. By PETER COXE, BURRELL, and FOSTER. At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, March 28, at Twe ii. AVERY valuable and iinprovealik FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing 12UU acres of Land, ktt is tens', .. ill, called Great Trefgarn,being a Parish and Lord-hip o r i• situate in a delightful part of the count, of Pembroke, ao , mg in Game, five miles on the turnpike road (torn Haver— i• west, and ten miles from Fisgard conuating of sundry Lardy •, orchards, tritons, court lodge', barns stables, close, pieces a-4 parcels of rich end fertile arable, meadow, and wood-lane, 49 acres of which are oak timber, highly ornamental as wen es pro liable, and with uninclosed sheelowaiks; the whole in • not fence: together with the next fredentation and Perpetual Advowrisi of the Living of Great Trefgarn, and all the nu,ii tw s, Manorial Rights, iu Court Lest, Court Rare's, ire wish an extent of Fishery of near tiro mils; of the West Really, th.t skirts the Emit, a favourable stream for 'de, bout, and sal mon : Omni geed stone on the Estate for budding, and a wee mill may be erected at very little expence. This property is well worth else - isatiention of any Noblesse& Sr Gentleman who may wish to invest his money in land, in a part of the count,/ where the value of land is daily rising, as in that pan of South Wales. May be viewed any time till the Sale, on application to Mr Peter Axton Belmont, near Havertordwest, of whom panics an may be had one month preceding; also of Meorvi Shaw, Docker, Yates, and Hodson, Manchester; John Chamberlain, I WA. Motes • the Bush Inn, Bristol ; the Castle, and the Monster, Havi;rfordweitt; the White Hart, Narberth ; at the Phenol Slab; and of Mean. Peter Croce, Burrell, and Foster, Thregrivorton-street; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. LONDON :..Printed by GEORGE DAVIDSON, No. S.b Wych street, St. Cement's, and published by JOSIAH RYDER, at the Office, No. 15, Rack of St. Clements Church, Strand, where Orders fer thell'aper, &c. (peeves• will be duly molded to. -••••• 2 04; 1 14 v UMiil FOR i~ T HIS I weans Hamlet, by d &ace in that en ?swell. 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