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I , . .. - --- -- --- ---- . bowed under; that. circrunstance did not fail to 1 sake an impriesion open,' the Learned J edge's intod. .....• and, togethiraith the circumstance of the cause" uut ~,:„ being tried in the order in which they were intend ' ed, the Lord' Chancellor thought fit to threet.thir new trial, the case of Sandi 'Leftwich being new left entirely out allot question. 'rile Lord Chau- ' v teener said,' upon that occasion, that if ail the evi dence had been stated to the Jury, and if there . had been no question upon theft pond, he tell : ' t' ".--- .. strongly disposed to say, that there must he an mid of the question in the Court of Equity ; but he thought he could not go that length, meening Ili he did, to say, that there should be at new trial for the reasons he should assign. llis Lord. ' ship abstained from observations on the argot. meats upon this subject, for he desired it not to be stated any where, whether hr was or w a s tot satisfied with the verdict already prottouiretal, for he wished the question to go to a new trial, o ninon any prejudice whatever either against the one party Or the other from atty. thing Wittig trout him. A new trial was oeeeniary, because he thuught that all the evidence hail not been before thie Jury that taught to have been before them, and he could hot, in the obscure of any of it, be quite sure that he contra:oat the iiiference correctly, us to the facts that constituted the tither eases. lie (11r. Jervis) was sure *hat the Jury wrath' therefore talte' care to decide upon the evi dence stow ismught before therm and nut noun any eircomsrances that had already occurred. Ills Lordship 'in stating his sentisistists upon the applicationfor a new trial, went on and said, that l . . the hypetheais of Mrs. Leftwich was, that this W to. ... &whirr, ' who died in the Strand. in 1;76, awl not • the Wiu. Berber who Utile from Motintfortlabridge; and the hypothesis of the otlient was, that this Wm. Sather was not the apprentice at Liverpoel, I,nr ii ofthe Cheshire family, but was of the hlouta ford dirillily. A wittier.. tattled Lightfoot, with that no pealloort neon hi, mind, and which arose frdin the retrillectiosi of his earls• years, stated that his first intiltessi DDDD pas, that the person when was apprentir e elong with him, an. named William, arid accord ingly.with smelt an atildav it, theissues acre cheerio!, Laid he wa s sub j erried to attend the trial ; but al though he was earth il to NVoreetster, he was wit callstl as &nitric... lle having afteerrard- eurrected kinuself before the trial, by recollecting that the name 3f the pt rson entitled to was John. and not • William; his Lordship did not thirsts Intuited ander the necessity of entering into the questium elietlwr this correction were material or not, as he. mat al ready entrusted with the deci-ion, tint red) fermi circumstances arising from the evarleeeei. but from the eirtidnet of the partie;. That that person ears there, and stet productrl us a a i toe, upon the trial, was a feet placed beysiud till doubt. and he theretOre thought it weithl be better that the mat ter should again he investigated, stitheat any Ir. Mon bring green by him as to the ebt:ms oieitlur ultimo p a rties. The Learned l'ounsel hosiug.ars'al thus tomb, in order to skew the real state of the question trefoft the Jury. and to ,lo away any errs,- peons impresaion that :night be funnel upon ,!heir minds by the eireutnstaisces attesnliis tlw twiner trial, and tile CUallettital which his case hail aid' that of the Liverpool ease, as stated by the Plan,- tiff's Counsel, theta proeetsled to point out the in cousistetwies in the evidence, and to sle:w that 111/ relatives of ‘Villiain But lwr, who married Miir 4to ,l 31:Athens, were in existence. Ile shorilti incise, that Mrs. Barber, acting ore It diet emivretion, had gone to Motint ( ord Bridge, fur the porpoise of seorchirig for her OWI3 relations, to whom she might bequeath her properly, tool that she said the,. William Barber had two rehrtires tit existence. liar ms hod neither brother hot raster. • - Mr. Jealvta. in support of the Defeutlant's rase, called Attu Lawten, who lived with Mr. and Mrs. Barber, its the Strand, as servant, for 114 re s, who deposed that she tiever saw nor heard of any rela tens of Mr. Barber during till that time. Johu Roberts, who had also lived with these peounts 1114 journeymen, from betohisr, 17,1. till the decease of William Barber, and bad ever since can re.l on the brisintats of it saddler, in the &mu). jointly with Mrs. Barber, and aftersturils oh his owls tie. Mini; never heard either of them speak of tr,- relatives of the husbautl, hot lied wet, it reli trout of Mrs. Itarle r, ironed Nlitston ; soul he karat of her i johig to Nloutitforthbridge, to inquire tor her own relations. Mark Crecr, who hatter-woe from the East lathes. . as servant to Chalks rather, the deccitseth had hefted liini stir his &flier heel come originally f r on t Liverpool. 'Thi s winos..., bitendini to gut to Liverpool, his nntive plate, upon his arrtal in this country, tint Leto desired lay his master to make iidoirtes there for his (Mr. Chariest Barber's) father's Minimal. hut so.:11 iriquiries were sor s var made, as Crier did not go to Liverpool till after. his master', death. Mr. James Thomas deposed as to his hanwledge of Mrs. Barber's striations; her seining to Shrews lorry to inquilte for theta ; and stated, that he 'lees!, hail heard fa' any of her Irnshand's relations in that pert of the cOuutry......Of a similar nature new the testimonies of Mrs. Margaret Thomas, Mrs. Sarah Lewis. Mrs. Barrow, Mrs. Shingler, Mrs. Ed worth", Diana Thomas. and Mr. T. Mathews. Mr. Searle, Clerk to Air. Jartsoti, of Hattnu g mien, Agent for one of Ihe Defentleuts; de posed, that he hail gone hot Thurrelay se'sinight to Chester, to examtue die register as to the birth irof tire alleged Win. Battier, of Liverpool. a ropy of which had been formerly produced and IWOrli to, by the Attorney of Sarah Leftwich. Ott sees jog that register, he iumnedisitely diseovered that the name was Hurler, and not Barber, and bed no doubt as to air race, from • compartoon of the ',tier it. with those in other worths. He Wade a ,tae-siglik of that part of the register. on behalf of the Defendants in the present netion, for whom Alr. Jackson acted. He knew writhing of the substitation Of the b for the k, in the ropy formerly produced, till he mole that tominitnitiou of it . Mr. DAVINCET matte an aisle mind elerineut re ply, and the Learned Je mit summed np the eta d-ace at great !myth. • The Jury retired, and after a short interval, re turned a verdict for the n.ijoticrA ; hy which. should there not he yet smother yew trial, they beerse a , a'repreeentistrres of the father, entitled jointly : with the Defendants, the represents/tires of the mother. t• share the extensive property of the atteetoed. I! Cr I. •. . , • • QBSEIWATIONS OF, AA At's - tfllttN PATRIOT CVON Vsstutai ARTICLES 1 IiSITITILO IN TIIE tt LlO GAZ LT( LS. The novel style which hes been soddenly adopt ed in some toreigii gazettes has justly excited woo. niiihrhent ; fur Inietility of language community precedes that of arms. llv this, intentions are sat• licieidly made known ; ailil when newspapers are allowed It/ innate, insult, 0101 threaten, It IS erl• ilea that there is 110 desire ill have recourw to ulficrul explinistions. ‘Vlistever this language may be, it I. a specie, of cypher which regimes to be developed ; end. sit the present instance, die puhlic 'Dive either entvonatervtnuel et, ur have drawn Bons it coioequettern tut, elatiltiee. It if acknowledge ei so these gazettes, that the Emperor of Austria, altogether ar.copied by die cares of t paternal goverimient, is se russgly attach e.l to pence 4) till his feelings, his coast:lance, situ his word (a). Ilia wisdom mud hi* integrity me Awl- • Milled, rod many Minces of his house are perau tinily tedectue el (6). Thurc first coolers:tons deserve notice; for it is an express at knu.. irdeinetit that the EinpeoworA .11 rut (hies not tlr.ire *bur. But it is suhsird. that 4 • there ever, intrigues+ iu the Court; that !otiog. ml , ll isasy lie suit.leel at Vicuna us filet were sels;ed at rierliO; that even among the Ir-others of the Em press, there were Iverson, vino sera not adurtated ut the warning fine of Prince Lewis Ft-Moment sit Prussia, and that it those Princes cry not with t pride, they are without power imil a 'about credit (r); that it is evea seisiiectill that there arecertaru young Noblensiv i oll Vienna, who are de•iroini to 'Aunt agate, utast 11w theatre ot the battle of Ulm, iii order to try lit tilerthey cannot platy auwrespletshd 1113111 U I isc.3 that three young Lords kilo-nay wont out from a distance the line posit onir which rise. Aue. riaus u s lit to take (d); that a die es iintseful feeling they oho Nee the noel of so many • itiiordieary tutiomil,6 ; of thow (rttes of the oat- Inu, and them. iausesocetiotat .ts Ilk. ly to throw till ; :11111114. 11011(f/1411..4W le) ; Inrnily, that two 01 . lime U•10)111 ,, IIS uuug Med 1141.;111 to he kept sheet u, w Ilene alt rat :ilia Spell lita and anti tttt s are rTitlitityst to keep Ow Ait Arian Ninuuselty Os ultras if)." This liaguage is to be anti explained : They are det.imuat to itssake Frifoce. and Europe believe that it it Amami which .retries war, but sauce they flare lust give the lie to the avaur.aateeta Itic.a Etupeaor -11.ni inceasaiitly glVeit 01 111. pacific intetitioo, it 11 rrtlpineterl, soh as intrigues are able to subdue the will of tho to.soliestir and the policy_ of tile stile, It iy intended I . ,rotok lib uuswer eis es o o, pileposes ; iu Et Alice n, prepere the vititil for 1:1r littilLtillg frOtpel:i of a stein war; lit iltOtte it to tits, iiird ilium/ it Io he believed that it is iVre Who proeuke it; and to divide Ilw poilalte opinion :510.1.14 .utrot Ives, by ;wind sly ing that llostbvi,tuit es:ha - it already. Nos. mil three altitiations are &be, and many of Mein arc coition-. airs and insults; but on:nippily it has often occur , red that an hostile aggression tuts f o llow e d clo s ely upon lausguage or 'hi,. theses .;“ Jou. It sty 110‘loltfl r, a ronsoliftion for us to lie conviucesi, that if, as is mid, E.iropr i s aleruard, the cease of this will wirer be found in the crinaturattes of liistri:a. t. Alter haying esiolo-itrottromi lu wake us appear in a state of uggreesion tit these Gazette., they wish to represent us ors 1.11144:14: to earn wui. it is .atiA. is so 'smell the suture reftails, its Austria lies tin motive to make war. Tile peace of Pren. burg has left bet without a single emulous without tuurkets aud itiiiiiiiiiistion, end it is not with psytt money that she has been aide to replenish her ars tamale. ller reterao soldiers no longer exist ; new soldWrs Intact lie formed ; hot Austrians must be iii training two years, in order mount, turn to the right and tort, AOKI load a gun. ileyouel itdotbt,say they, thin V„sesieli have taken our artillery ; and a ItLig itetltl is requisite„ in on:er In work mines, • trite hull/hogs, and construct inschinet,in order to prolific,. cannon. Tlett for want at horses it is men sum •hi their work in our that the bostem of nur fo, user cavalry ,fill whiten our soil; and ilea unless, fie hate retvainse Its , mach. we c ot Turin a caiulry within 15 scan.. r‘,4 toi the insurrection* and levies en emote. they are, It is EMI, wretched instruments for the defence of a state. And frusta all this it is iuferred, shut good Austriatis will con. gnittilate theniselver on the utisointe incapacity of waking war, which tweeze„ with the weasloia of their &vertigo, to asuire them. of the cautions:wee td P"." : " " . _ There is prohilily exii;egeration in this article, though iu oisors,l, it is very trite that the attacked are resln.3ll.4n the ouce.tity of nut c..tiniating their .trcisgth, while to g xisei.siwii always Q 4111.1141. it. own. Nevertheless, if our luminesce is suet) as it des tierilied, one trident contssortscr tenni(' lions it, Which is tiso..flirt we emunt inspire teat, th*triint. W Olicsotittcs* to any out.. We see clearly that the gittette-sriters, having oplionte reds to turctrt, emits' out avoid contradiction*. liespipoons to attn. Lute to its ilia resign of making war, they suppose our preparations alarm all Europe; ate;t, on the other haul, to order to alarm no. and ormnince ue that a witr against us wools! be imams). enterprise, they imagine. us to be alitio!ntely without power, touslile to make uuy r t si%L ics er. Nerc r thelew., w e hope to thew that if we hails fins made fill the pre paratMili which NU giggrea•Or %timid kt-, ire have not negleettil those whit+ the iiistilict of nature 'owl honour provokes its. a warlike notion. whidi say every instant he called upon to demend its sat ideate. ire were certain of peace, we might indeed L,eongrotulate outwit c% on our incapacity itt unnkr war ; lout where is thst certainty of hence ? Aseur- I oily it does not consist in impotence or weakness. 3. There Wile gazette-viriernt neat turn to moo ther object, woeful to all aggressors, which is. to Morin these upon whom they make war. Titer wig. then, that o holependently of the great army. there. are mo,ooti French troops lermany, 130,1100 men in Italy, awl ttat,nun men of the 0)111'rib-ration of tlw Rhine; that the instance of the Siltaiii.ll insurgents, dispersed its anon at at i ark ed. ought to verve as. a lesson to the Austrian Hint Ilmigsrisin levies ea Mal" ; but that there are :.one heedless young seen here, who hove ulready forgotten, that the French troops took gitiartipai in (a) Games de ?reser, Jur. 11 , 1, (k) 4eieesel de rlr.repire, Jed n. (e) Getelie de Ft 41bre, has. u. 00 Ibid. 0) Joureal de rriaipire, Jen 91 ff,' Ja.s. ii• their mansions, and alto are apparently desiroas to recommence their travels." MI Europe till perceive what ought to be in ferred front these meneares ; for if the facts stated are not exas;gerestril, how tall A list ia be reproached • a ith basing made some driensiieunuamotl., while it in volifeseed, that yit bout rooming very !intuit-- roils arnucs, blir is tairioutaried by 400,000 'M idler., Who, in the twinkling of an rye, tuuW be yo,ted on her frontiers? To remain armed tulle, and to require that toilieri;ehoilld be disarmed ; to be iii a tooth thou to deui deadly bloc% and rc grirJ as au hostility the least Movement, which should hate for its object, not to wearer, hut to card off those blows, could be int assumption for more hostile than a declaration of war. :t/v follow-citezeies ought not, however, to isfer from all tbi• reproachful limguage, that, therefore, war has lienoine inevitable within s few drys.— Newspaper-writers are not the organs of (Merril mem. It is ciao pm-dile that these attacks and in snits may be liibllVOWed. Our Emperor bus called all Europe to witness, that his unnaineins, of a iodine purely defensive, hats never had war for -their object. tie wished only to fulfil one of the first (littler of the ......, to gllUrel bur faithful . subjects against am unforeseen •atteick. Foreign movements must of necessity direct his own.—Fo reign troops are collecting in all part. ar I lain; ne is, therefore, obliged to withdraw a part of lets army from its cantonments. Positions cannot be taken to attack hi. banners, without puttiii4 him en u sititation, on his lead, to take other wreakers ; not only in order to parry the blows, but i fir pre vent their bring struck ; for chat avenditiitics the first aggression is flue sill to aggres s . * ;is the arrangements, preparations, and menaces, which ',reverie this blow. The first cannon which is die rharged neaten inerely.ii defensive a ct. Should it, Ilw;elore, happen, that the design to wage war upon in should be so far manifested, that moderation would serve only to hecilitene the blow the enemy was 141'H:dog ; such ii Calst!, tour So ve•reign, stout: in his erimicience, and ill the good -opierion of Europe.. would (veinier it us his right and deity to repel by force the preparations made on his frontier, whirl could have l ife orlon than his domiuioux for their object, and 'from that aloe e would become an open war. 1V.41'.4 FE L L/GENCE. ce.t itau ru-urica, APltif. 3. Arriv.eil the nras. , ,tt sloop of war, Capt. Pal mer, with veduirteurs and imprriceel lien, from filinwheiefi logger, Limit. Foley, Trout the Guernsey station ; Geurge haired ratter, 11lickeek, from oft itoelifort; rod the dirrosti rtiotooter, Litoi. thinker. limn a Ci itise. Saii•Ai the l'eacuek sloop of war, Coptain Peek ; Niel Piure r yluop oh war, Citrohnis o, to the Vi . r.tn Gamahiri• leered cutter, for ltochleirt ; and the Coiled .411114 prig, Li -ut. regoey ; Escort Iteutvrosnt Crosuiv; anal tarry cutter, Lieut. Clarribut, on a criiise.—'sießi poiersmocitt, APRIL 4. Arrived the Mentor, • imialralg,, for Malta; Alphea cutter, from , cruise; also two lialiamen. tiad:d the Adis. 44, Calit.tiss Dell, with resided order.; tile. Arid, Captatia White, to tire North Seas; mud La Loire, for Cadiz. The !first division of the 341 Dragoons embarked this dat . 11LAI.. APRIL 4. Sailed the Tama.= Cade East loth:imam, tot Ptirtstliuuth. FROM I.l.tEls D'S LIST. GSA VT21,5111, APRIL 4—Passed by the Helm, Thomism, tripod Surinam , Zephyr, fiwu Lial4•ll ; Sails, Ise&ley, Iran St. .11it load's , 'soder Rosati, Goodin', from Malta; sad 'Aldine:, Bowman, from Minter -.-Saikd the COWElbef coant,--.., for Stecklaulin. T.I)A uialu liOG. In the crise, Lesser of Earl Nlassaretier. Inorge Dorm a n d the Countess ol Mawiretie, lint wifv, in which, na we hate ill riody stated, a venher nos given for the Plaintill, the following, among other coil ,nun ea idener, ocenrr.4l: Mrs Soars, of Ilwhhn , Paid, that Lord and Lady Marva rem ensue to lite in her lionise, in the year tent.. She recol leettil au entruoirdniary liar ski th s.r • doz.. Itheo the dog became dl, Lady Al. taut it mai so a cur. ria4e, in order to obtain locilwal a tiny She I t.cn lwonglit it tonne, toad: it to the drawing room, and made. no a- Imio %limes., went to to bons what am the wailer; she la held the th.:l hiog us the carpet, Lady lf. on her has aw seeping user it, aril Lord M. by lair slue comoling her 11u Locilship thaw took the slog in his anus, mol t.oriied rl to ass open win nor en give it Is Bilk air--af:er some time he brought it in and luid it again on the ea. psi ; Lady H. ex claimed the awe am dying Met, it ens cr,tsnlly owe. Nis Lordship a•-mred her that h a.l. Nag, god odd hems that he had wen inauy peoploilic, hot diatoms mit the am 'h. y died ; anol in order to consioice.her that Ow dug was tom so near death a slw 'opposed, he womid she, her tLw manner is shirts people eisiontooly died; be tuna himself on tL carper, csigniuded want fur a tittle time, then Irma himself druna Ode to sale, began to &stint him f,mtares, stare with his eyes, throw ah.,at has ankle, KM k Isiosseif Olio the as lips trailer of c4ll/1, and then rspirc. Tlw aerate beior.; shine, he returned to lady Ma•ssrere mid the dog. The 11 - dniss tlon lett them and region" to how own room. h. the ustorishog she (mood all the Mindy is orstrtnie donors foe the slog was as tunny dead ; the ca rcesoom stiffened hafnium some aims is the draaiiig.rootn, amildortants Mt evening v.:weal-neat auto the lied•roossi of Mrs. (likes.., to Ise waked. Nett day a nouilter of people rime to her bowie, among whom sea • plumber with a lead clam for the dog, and a carp euter sash an older slit 11. The plansbres account was al. i is. M INN the tatC4llC aas put into the coffin, a car was procured to essay it to Antrim eastie, and positive ordero were germ, Owl to dogs should uncoil the raiser& is whit scarfs, and that all the Jugs istausrish ah.nild .Isio be prescot. - On l'hereds, last, at Hamaiherniwith, the Lady of M 'Gras h. Esq. of a dastrLtrr. At Channel, uu hu,581.4 list, the Hsu. Mrs. Jelillsoc, sJ a eon sou' heir Same day, Mrs. laleussson, wife of D. :11Uleossass, Esq. of u WIC DEATHS:. Os Weeluesday sensight, at her honor is Redford-row, Is the 74118 year at her age, Kitts. dining sat its seessitag prrfevt health, Mrs. Wake, sue ut N illram Make, Esq. Early un Sunday morning lost, at 1 is honor in Dover, John Ilse. I. Esq. AsSwitral of ilse Diur, iu the , -sjils of La see, leanuag tau sues, both l'art•Captams ut the Itopil Nary. 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PANTS, MAPS, MATSU OP eOII3NTI LS, ise By Messrs. firltorl sod LOCK CE, • At their it Room, in I,ingatrect,• Coveut-sardess, as MON DA.Y next, ausil.Sia foilownig Da)s, at tkvic+ark, A%% chooru COL LEA "CION of PRINTS, the works of the moat eatecraell Judaea Masten, eludes* a 'loather of Portraits, arlef Sir.lnnknin.anrre , 3 mensal (apart Rosh of Prints, With an exteusive nasaps of Maps'. n'.4l a rosnolrie Coileetiori of flue Sarnia of so.. with Coant.rs, the property of the late John Iflevs, . of the Evi , i ; ol Department, in the Post-Ofbra, decimal. May be viewed ors Fits:ay, and t ataiegurs, pries tr. sow hod ad the Room. 11101)ERN AMiriffri — DEPTiORD, KEPT. Irty Mr. F.9111(f&I) DRAYTON. Oa the Pressure, Rutt•tuor, Desaford, Let urn Intim IMY, t at o'Clork, a °robe urns(' Ana t . •of Mr Jr- Iliace, a Itaukmr. trees air Jame* L. ,e, a .111)4, Mt. hlntlern I lt,17:1101.111 FCLINITUM 1.., piste, Are taLk andb.d tortoise *Awl. effects , ; eumpli.wiX Italy 4 21 4 ether besistords with cuth.sktmiuttars.:; routes cortainit, - prime; goose Mother beds, mottles....:, mitt liedarrg, Brow and kiddei 'muster carpets, inaho2any Motile aitd simple chests :if drawers, diniog, card, Proiloole, plar, Morino and tea 114:11.011111., pier, sod other gla. H , r.,Y,ster, sod pantheon stoves, cut sit-el fenders, suet fire Irmo, Magid prints, malliortry carved, japnoued, r.id rhamhce rhoiro, Yesetiau shake, today clerk, in japana..l Caw, 'l4 • tasters, excellent kitelleu retie:sites, sad various 'Onset effects. c. May he tiewed the day prrectfitit! the tale, and estate had on the peetuise,, sod Mr. Draytuth IJG, F street. • • • -• • Es lelllti‘C coil taluatile Freehold Fortes, Mow, X Farms, mid extensive Woods, in the Parialirs of - lenin son Wonted, is the Calmly of Easex,hortieriug Hy Messrs. HOCCART and PHILLIPS, At Garrawaya, on FRIDAY, M A 1.12, at Twelve 0'094, iss Lots A N AllsoLvTE r . l tbs' IL this li of a Certleman, aged 55. ludic 14m firchold property, situated aimed sec en mike fr (tit: (+retry, 11 1 . 111114 111•Orkb, there from Dedham, and GUM LOll.lllll, in the eottote of Eve , tc, vet. time inaeor Leas h:on, situated it the parish of Inoghsts, L. II emit the rem al ties, hurt, bernits, relate., .:erreeres, anserciamems, and alt prole of eon.'., t..e. a•id the tuasor•house ealh.l !Anthem linll, with attached of,iees, pleasure grimed, and pr: mires, situate.' in a delightful part i•f the t ty, bu ri..g tipon Suflull:, w very desiia%le residence fir a large respotabk faintly, tom In the OLi up it ion of Cap tain IVatsort. A rompact and very valuable Famn, aejoiaisz I.ooghms. Hall, Isis% in a nog fence. , roniaislimr shunt IMMObtuadred acres of nel , load, with a so:pitied:al faria-hodos, sad was. tile occupation of Mr Crr,i.e. 'Flom rtavo•sble comport Farm*, iii , ,; m 11!* above parish oaf Latutham, coistaiwitig together .3;!, arose/ rich laud, with faerolionsen, ham*, and uatimildiugs, on the sevens uero pat i.e., of 'Alcamo. Orel. nu, ku n g, and L: Luke. The. sparloos substantial. and uocient called, latagitais 1...4e, with here and out-buildinta i sod It/ miens of rich hid, in the oreettpation of Mr. John Yaws. Alvo a fhb nnia tie the parish of Begot. d, gad do i'ent only by the u:nagable titer Sewer, from the roomy of tittfortk,. with • faun-home and booties of rich land is the ca Cams. tine of limuk B. ulps , non and Mr. George Eulield. Med meet!, Wood*, lying together, and in a rl•tg *see coot:doing apws...ls of J /11 411141, aid% die Month. 5..4m o.M; ti.nber o t os, the came, which consistent - fire oak, so/upward, fiwty an re growth. The. estates CAM 111114 M lased stet. ject to the above :Ile ..rf SS, and f C now much underielt, the present rehtse, ex.:Waive ofwood, being uuly 9341 per amiatn. May be viewed: on application to Hag resiss•rs ire tattoos, stolimoieirlars had, merit, .1.1?‘ prior to Ilse sale, at the Elms Pests, %Bharat ;Laps. him,;.-'lest, Mahlon ; Golder Lim, Ipswich; King's Head, N"rwith ; of Mr. Evans, Solicitor Si. 71lildred's•eustrt, Poultry , at Gum. ; sod ;Imam. Hogtart and Old Pruad.street, Royal Eaclrutge, wham a pin of the mimeo may be sees ILLEHttLD FARM AND LAND, MING, SCSSEX. By Mews. 04 Kill A RT, god rLI ILL! rs, Al 4:air:may**. ems TVESDAT, April ti, al I :o'clock, a dhoti rearm, the Pewterer at a former sale duet hav ing ptetcd his aniiitet, .Very tlensifulde F1{F.F.11(11.13 F.SI'.ITF, • euardaing about 173 3Cr ric;• water ne.a.l. arm Ide and I ,, ltpmc kuid, situate at futile, SO wiles form London, 7 from Peterrheld, .ind t 1, r i •li.the. t -r, in thy comity of Stumm; with a solisteitiel fuurhuuv, kuo, MS -14:11g, eon- I se, manl•lonSl•torss, ode,. 0 . 0 1 .4. wish • extrtleire rieita of corausua. end a cottage puileu, in • the ocrupotiou lan Mr. it fi1.11.14.1.1.11110+ , 11.141 capascs at Michaelmas, 1..9. The estate ion, he by applyiag to Nfr Perim*, Lard K.;heaSpettet . f, troilbeineg. o'er Sliiilenst, and particulars had, to dr,s previous is the ask, 11/ Mr. Sanditriso, Sioloriter. idiot:at ; Dolt MOW% Pee/with; Ate. folk Arius. Artt..l..l;Kit: e Arm., Godallui .2 ; I : wraiths, Portsmouth ; Dolphin, Paterstleld t at the I.:hi-twirl, rif Sri,;hton, Wo. titbit, and Bognor; of Mr. knixtit, hanker, in2ston ; "Fisurnas !marten, Em. Temple ; Chaps. f Cuffet • Loose, Pernastcr• roar; at Carrattay's ; and of Ideors. Hoggart sad Phillips, tit, Itruad-Oreet, Rood Exchange. YALITABLE FREEHOLD FARM.I7kAYS, Ersistk7 By Messrs. 1-104:11:ART awl PHILLIPS, At (;•,, nt ri k ee, on WEDNESDAY, Aped .6, at 13, oy IiLT A-L'S F A KM. F•vels•l44li • soli itA T) the free ; rompri.ing it:. Acres or wit WHAM rich Arahle and Wourfland. delightfully situated, ad.ioinitag Del moat-castle, *ear Grays. in .1w errant" stVEsisett, wish -* mthatansial Farm house, spacious Banos hhßag, and Clem hnikhmes, in keenest repair, hide occapation of L. Button, Eris at the low Rent a .SU. 'per annum. •May be viewed, and particulars lied, tea days minima to thr Sale, at Conaway's; Re.1.1.7.en, ; the boo at St if ford, Pwlleet, an.l Grass; sod of Sitters. Unv !tart tool Phillips, Old-Mond street, where a I'laa of the Estes ot be men. . CALUABLe. 111BEIIIII.D MANOR ?ARAI, Silk': FORD, IisSEX. By Mews. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, Al Clammay**, QII FRIDAY, J 9, at it o'clock, i t VERY desirable l'13F.E11101,1) ksTATE, anavrising the Mamie Tarn of St And Clara , roe- Lay i ng 41 to acres o f excellent fit.alle, 111 . !311611, owl pasture lent in good ete.tivatian, lyiaz very compact ost Both ode,/ of the road from (.undue to tiouth• Bud, g mks from Gray*. 1011'..mt IlosaforA, and ut mks Loin lansiou. walk • thrifty creftfrel brick-built Darrlli.ig Louse, Barn, Stabling, and Out. looldints, let on Ileum to Mr. W. Sackett, a respectable ten mad. st • low rent of 7Jol. pia samain,laartrart allowed. The F:stat.. 1114, be viewed ow application to W Wright, nt the D. g sod rirsridge.tAiffortl; roil partiettlar , bad, trim days perineum to the arCe, at the Whitt Hat, Ruessfu.d s hatt's Aria (:ray.; Ave l ley; ——, Hues- „ chard,; ah I. Upniinrter ; ADFeI, Ilfortli of M.. Solitaire. Btsekingliam stner. Strand; at Garraway's t • and 1 111.-.••• of • Hoggliot 4111 1 1 111:NPIN 64 R Bread street, Aga{ . Larhange, where • plait tithe Estate may ha men. 1:i 1 by ti. iYIDSON: No ler OLI - liuswrll avian , Cirrey.stre nt amid plan:shed at the IIIMee„ ' Nu. la. umi.k of St, rienseura t hoick, Stroud, by J. WHITE. of rare Nate—.or.tert, ik.c. lu this Pm it, • Res lu the a 111 . .•• • post a 11l he Maly invaded so. #J