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~ : i',. C 7/(Y -y "*.-7 `3•_," • f ." l , "e <IT •e ' '‘e dfil' • WV I / i l• , C ' / i ,e 7 , (;,k e e- , , ,y .; / ,/ ' Mil I , • 1. 105 / 4 I , it ; JI , 1 ril LONDON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1824. N o , 6,788. Price 741. PORT OF LONDON, Armlet 24, 14l TOR SAL/. )6 • Wr+ if the Flnfenurahle the Cerinffritrix•ers of his I) .11 , iy .ty r Ertl«. Reeevelm in a spodoes karma at the Chief Orti , c,l)/d Br*si-oretts on WEDNESDAY, thellth ; THl:llS ix‘l she bib; FRIDAY, the likb ; TUESDAY. the 14th; „,„ t IvEUNDII).% V, tlw 15th days of September, 1894 at Um „'..kat so ijty Are-moos , precisely, F01.L0W15113 GOODS, vit.:— ;trimly Coloorne s l ants It w.t French 'Mother YortioWinee I icoCra Coffee ills& and Green Ts= EtPF" ROOKS D. This day is published. Part 111. of T HE ANISIAL KIN:1;1)(1M : it:gait/01 and arranged in conformity with its ogganiratioa. fly the Baron CIIVIEIt. :Ilembee of the In‘titute ann Academy of Prance, /i.e. &e. With Engravings, chiefly fmm the living Subjects in the Museum of Natun4 History at Paris, and other Public Collections. lVith large additional delerititionsnf all the species hitherto named, and of many not before nom u and other original matter by the Trins. lators. By EII)WARD f:RIFFITII. F.10h., and others. Ik'tny quarto, nith earl impressions of the Plater on India paper, price 244. each Part ; In royal *lvo. with the Plates carefully culouscd, • ;of plain Ills. in dewy Pro.. plain 12s. Print..') for IL and W. 11. Whittaker, Ave 31a/is-lane. 'BALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. SALES BY ,%ucrioN. RICHMOND. tiURRE i. TO BE LET, FUKNISHED, By Mr. ROL/INS. (Of warwick House. Regent.etreet,) ACapital FAMILY MANSION, adapted for the ac commodation of a N-ibdeman or fiehtlemasei J t a ally of the Spit distinction ; planned with suites of el .gent apegbwer.ts, hand somely iiried up t excellent and commodious °N um eoech-b6tive, atubley, &c. beautiful pleasure wound; richly ornamented and laid out with walk; and terrace calla by the river Thames, with un. bounded views of the rich adjacent country. enlivaild by the wind. logs of the river. Immediate possession may be ball. To be viewed by tickets, which, with particulate, may be had of Mr. Robins, No. lie, Regent-street. IRE LA ND. TITE VALUABLE ANI) VERY EXTENSIVE FREE. WILL) FATATES OF THE 'LATE 31ARQUI3 OF ORMONDE. Together with Mines of Goal ant! iron.4.nr.c. in Dab).*luta, tat'.. fordshirc, and Warwickshire. ADJOURNED ASSIZE* OF FERMANAGH. ErWtaKILt.AN, AUG. 29. Otte 'Owned Aswan finished here yesterday. lam to mue't fatigned from the labour tints Court opting from fwelre to Effort bourn each day), that I am not able to give you a Dote of thetriah. ; however. I owpm:withhold from you th e following particulars , which occurred in t: , c progress of the trial* on friday lasi. The conduct of the Learned Judge (bfunitc) who presieed, in beyond any ealogium I am capable of passidg on him ; his pa tience and forbearanat were put to a severe trial—hi. experience. could not furnish him with anything bearing a resemblance to the atmcinus acts of same of the numbers of fin this county at least) d.e favoured fAction. By Mews. ROBINS, At the Angel Inn, Chesterfield, In the county of 'Derby. on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 224 and 22d days of Oc her (for the Pint Sale); It the Bell Inn, Derby, on WEDNES. DAY and THURSDAY, the 27th and with days of October (for the Second); at the Roe Buck Tavern, Newcastle.oinder 14yne, on MONDAY, November I (for the Third); at the Craven All7ll, Coventry, on WEDNESDAY, November 3 (for the Fourth); and at the Auction Mart, on TIII 7 RIDAY. November IR (fur the Fifth); by direction of the Trustees for Sale of the English Estates of the late Marque, of Ornionde, under an Act of Parliament, in various and suitable Lati n T HE valuable and highly improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES of the late 3IAHQUIS OP ORMONDE, IN THE COUNTY OP DERBY, Tray desirably situate, and comprehending, Affect ‘Vhiskey and Tallow Gandhi Soap 12wery Steady tlla s. • tor boas of Coffee, Cocos, .uol Arrack, for Ezportation. Phut which ire Warted in 1111111 ii quantities, for the better gr. ei p.a...idaueri of several dealers, as wales prisms persona, •who may srbk to become purchasers. I",soluimes may be hid at Isl. rack, and Samples 11(Vn at the arrhousekeeper's I Kee, Tower-hill, from ‘Vednesday, the Ist, till T u esday, the 7th of September, 11124, from ten till twu o'clock, mn d isewning of tale, from ten till twelve o'clock. i! k HISI'()RIKS OF FRANCE. FOR SCHOOLS. This day Ir published, a New Edition, carefully rcvLicd, price N. Ed. hound, of A BILF:14.: cic, VIIISTOIRE . de FRANCE, depuis „CIL l'Etablitament de la Memsrehie, '---qu'au nut Aus. juaqu 311. DES CARRIERES. . . Printed for 11. and W. B. Whittaker, A - eel Maria lane; Bald. win and Co., Paternister-row ; and Ilarding and Go., Fins bury-wits:us. Also, price tis. boards. The ISTOILV of FR.I,NI:E, front the earliest Periods to the Flecond Rvturn of Lout.: XVIII.; with Nines. lly Slrs.Jamie. sun. BAST INDIA NOUSE, S. 1, 1 8 24. 'yin: W Cool of Directors of to Me United Cintipa •In erchaidt o:r Ragland trading Vie East Indira in hirehy TOR TICE TIR , IT RAI.F., /stem/ excellent Farms, situate at Cheuertiehl„ Newbold, Meeting hair Bra,nipton Walton, Asbover, Harrod, Alorewood Moots, a cedWhesteron:includinakthet 2,430 A CR ES OF LAND. . _ in the occupation of • - -hi eh at Latly747, e jee Notice. to That the Ceninettre of Rnying and Warebotnnee will be randy 100AVC Pro totals in writing, sesttsl up, on or before Wenn Er ear. the:U.lSeptember, WI I, front such P:raons as tusy IM: wit to supp:y tho Co owl , with a quantity of SHOPS FOR SOLDIERS ; mi d that the Conditions of Cataract spay be seen on applicabon to las f;.:rit of the said Connultbieb with whoa the Proposals must Ibe be:ore Eleven ollock In the Forenoon of the laid t2I of s c iet:-..ber, lIIN, efts which hour the Committee will not receive L fe:..ler. JONI:PI! DANT, See? oar y. EAST INDIA 11011 SE, Sept. I, 11121. onirs , f Directors of the United Ompany of .Mll,elwitts of Rogilisiui feuding to the East !milks do hcref.y cst , That the I;iimmittee of Buying and Warehouse% will he reatly to raise Propoenls in writing, seared up, on or before ‘l'Llist..+limr the 2,11 day of September, 1 Ir 2 1, from such persons us may lee *Sive to supply the l'ronpany with BUCKRAM TI ',LETS, with (LILT 1.E.% DEN SEALS, G,r !lacking Woollen Cloth; 'DJ that the Conditions of the Contract may be seen on application to the Cleric of the said Committee, with *bran the proposals most to kit before eleven o'clock, on the said ?id day of Septemb MI; duct which hour the Lommittee will not receive any terAcc. JOSEPH D4RT, Secretor!. LONININ DOCKS. T ....... HE COURT of DI RECTORS of the LONDON DOCK coM P ANY tin hereby give biotite, that a SPECIAL GENERA!. Al EETINO of the PROPRIETORS d the atilt Connntny will he held at this House, on THURS. DAV, the 9th of septtinher neat, at Twelve lock, for the pur pose tuking into consideration the czperliency of increasing the Company's Works. GEOROE ROBINKON, Secretary. London Dock House Prince's-street, Aug. 20, Hal M.R. The Chair :rill be taken ut One o'Clock precisely. MEDICAL SCHOOL OF GUY'S HOSPITAL. TIIE AUTUMNAL COURSE OF LECTURES will annmence on MONDAY. October 4, via.— PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. CwourgLitT and Dr. Fatuity, CHEMISTRY, by Mr. ALLzw, Mr. Amur, and Dr. Boo ince. EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, by Alr. Attics and Paorasatta MILLINGTON. THEORY of MEI)IOINE, and MATERIA AIEDICA, by Dr. Cantons, and Dr. Minnow. MIDWIFERY and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHIL.. ORE. by Dr. FiLtispaLt.. PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL (ECONOMY, tq Dr. Bi, t: uzi.L. STRUCTURE and DISEASES of the TEETH, by Mr. AMI BOTANY, MEDICAL and PRACTICAL, in the Spring, by Dv. Baton?. A COURSE of CLINICAL LECTURES, so highly im portaat to the Medical Student, will he delivered this Season. N.B. Time several Lectures with those on Anatomy, and on the Priacipleantul Prowler of Surgery, given at St. Thomas's Hospital adjoining, ate so arranged as not to interfere with each other in the hours of Attendance, nor with the Medical or Surgical Practice of the Itesphils t and the whole Is calculated to form e. Complete Course of Medical and Chirurgical Instruction. Pariculaes may be learnt front Mr. Stocker, Apothecori: Ouy's Hospital' who Is empowered to metre entrance matey ham Pupils, for any of these Lectures. ESTABLISHED wp wands of TWENTY YEARS. for the SALE of IRISH IJNENts by the PIECE, at the Fuson' I'rke, No. 4, on the Sonth Side of Illootrishury-square, Four INscrte from the top of Ylonthampton-ntseet, Holborn. THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to an nounce to the Public, that the above House in their only En tablishment in this Country, where they continue to wryly the No bility, Dentry. and the Public with WARRANTED tiRASS ELLACII ED LINEN for Shirt. and Sheets, of the but fabric aati colonr, at a ;trice rrmnideralily lower than they can be procured thr any other medium. They alau engage to retaru the pur th • o-morol shradd any fault appear: Irish Dille and Bank of Ireland Notes taken u usual.— C .u-ory and Town Worn punctually attended to, by J. IR tNt WAN, 1, Illoonisburv-equare, London ; and ) J. DOYLE, 31, St. bluy's Abbey, Dublin, Agents. PATENT DEVOLVING WIN LOCK. Tit IS exe:•ll;:iit ljf )I'K i; siru — ite;l on the principle of discharging tither by PERCUSSION, oe eith !LINT sad STEEL . . _ The transition to either mode of firing is effectuated insiantane miiy, without adding, altering. or removing any part of the bock wha.sarrer ; It becomes u matter of safety as well as convenience to!parsmen. _ . , LACY and WITT(iN having reczived unqualified approba. Loa of thi elegant bock from the tirst Sporting I 'ltaracter. in the . wanly. with numerous ()Men for guns on the above principle, re. satettally entreat the sporting world to apply at their Manufactory, N. , •67. UN Ek;I)LE•STR EET, LONDON, when only non be procured. .16111CM:1'1MM I P LEM ENTS, LEES, (:()TTA ?t1 and I 1.% 1.1. EN have on SALE, their 111 PROVED THRESHING and WINNOWING N1;44, which are unrivalled for their toperlor and expedi • testa male of working, and well worthy the attention of I:emig re, slio have a large quantity of grain. 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A Brick-built FAMILY RESII , ENt'E, recently repaired and etted.wp, with stuccoed Front ; comprising Six Servants' Bed-roooes, rich Closet in tho Attie ; ! l os bat Bed.rourns, an • and r • '- with roomy Id On Ground sanely paper, and French Diniati.eaatu. handsome - 44 42 ‘ t' peeve alt ether i e rry cuss, lieu's, Horses, Kitchen ground. The Pleasure.l,•rounds contain about FOUR ACRES, And are tastefully laid out, richly ornamented with fine thriving Plantations, Shrubs, and Ercrgrecns, dry gravelled Walks, and a Lake of Water, with FIFTEEN ACRES Of rich Meadow Land, partly boutided by the New River. To be viewed by TiLkets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, No. Regent-street. }of t 4 the ESTATE.), aligi aboutsix miles from the , ,inprehending THE. COHNOR AND HEA NOR ESTATES, in the County of Derby, in the occupation of most respectable Te nants, at low rents, and which at Lady-day next may be greatly increaaed. The pmperty comprehends altogeSter about ONE THOUSAND ACRES Oft LAND, distributed into useful Farms, lying well together, with VALUABLE COLLIERIES, advantageously circumstanced. Library. The Lsnd.tax redeemed on the whole, and in :XTVilltir lISU-MOSel. %run 1,10141. in me Attie ' !we neat 4.... rsa...b., •,/a . in noun, and Anti - rosin ; a Drcskfast-room, and mall' we ll y Landing .—on the First Floor. ' respectable tenantry, at esceedlmily low renti, Ground Floor—An Elegant Drawing-room, Walls hand. not will justify o i _eonoiderable abgmentstion. papered. rich Gold Mouldings , Marble Chimney Pleees, VALUABLE UOLLIERI; ' , melt Windows opening to the Laton t pills Arioneda • 6 and radiative Mines in VIStORS a rts of tl piano. neatly .roeutd up with ?moth Winahilt" 64411 - She Maser ef Ashton?, git all the 1 omc paved Entrat.ce.hall, Prireipal a•AI Secondary Sear. to allPertaintrlgt resenting altogether convenient Domestic offices, excellent Cellars under the Portuaity for Investment. !, Coach.houscl, capital Stable-yard, Stabling for Five TOR THE SECOND. a, Ifuness-rocim and Lofts over ; Laundry, Dairy, Poultry. All the capital FREl:fit/LIS FARMS and s, Aviaries, larm.yard, and f)ut.buildings • excellent bly situate between Derby and Mansfield, abou en garden, part walled ; Hot and fireen.houseo:and Melon. former , and twelve miles fmm Matlock corn er SALES BY AUCTION. TO CORN-DE.IL,ERS, BAKERS, AND OTHERS. By Mr. SHrTTLEWORTII, At Jack's Coffee-house, torn-market, Mark-lane, on MONDAY, September 6, nt 12 o'clock, by order of the Proprietor, %ME Valuable I.LASN and GOOD-WILL of the Desirable PREMISES now in the occupation of Mr. John Corn.tlealtr and Baker, advantageously situated No. 1, Palatine Houtics, Stoke Newington ; held fur a term of about thirty years unexpired, at u very low rent of 401. per annum. The Premises consist of a neat, substantial Dwelling-house, with a large commanding front Stnt, excellent bake-hawse and gra nary, paved yard, shed, and numerous conveniencies. May he viewed and partit;,,lars had six dare previous to the Sale, on the Premises ; at the Corn-market Cotfee-househ, Mark-lane ; of Messrs. Jones and Howard, Solicitors, 5, 31ireing-hine ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 211 (adjoining St. Mildrars Church), Poultry, removed from No. 2j. LIYEROLD ESTATES, Situate in the Manor of Kingsbury, In the County of SOMERSET, held under the Lord of the acid Manor, for the Life or Lives, on each Estate, as hereafter mentioned. At the George Inn, in erewierne, in the county of Somerset, on MONDAY, the 6th day of September, 1824, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, in the following Lots: Lot I. A MESSUAGE called lIORSEYII, and 11 /A. Acres, by computation, more or less, of excel lent Arable and Pasture Land. Two leisure' in Horsey, and one in Shakier Meadows, with common of pasture ic West 31oor, held for the Life of the Hight Honourable Lord Arundel, aged 37, in reversion of William Bryant, aged 51, and Sarah Bryant. ailed 4:1. Quit rent, 3s. ; heriot, best beast, or good. This Lot is In the occupation of Mr. John Shepherd. Lot. 2.—A el STT.IGE in Two Tenements, in Silver-street, and 31 acres of excellent arable Land. One leisure in Horsey, and half a leisure in Shnliler Meadows, with common pasture in %Vest Moor, held fir tile Life of the Hight Honourable Lord Arundel, aged 37, in reversion of John 111 ant, aged 53. Quit rent, 21. ; no lieriot. Lot. 3.—A MESSUAGE near Tborocy. and 6 acres by cont. putetion, Mors one's, with one Immure Iff , anti rnmmon of ;Astute on West Ma A. held for Mn e rfe l l i t i rie Right Honourable Lord Arundel, aged 37. in reversion of John Trott, aged 70, and A:nt Trott , aged ca. Quit rent, 194.24. This Lot is in the occupation of Job Bradfoni, as tenant at will. Lot 4.—A MESSUAGE and 23 acres, be computation, more or less, of excellent Orchard and Meadow !And, lying in a ring fence, held for the Life of the Illorinitrable Thomas Raymond Arundel, aced 37 years. Quit rent, Pls. 2.1. • hetiot, best beast, or good . This Lot Is in the occupation of dr. John Manning, at the :ow Rent of 7n/. per annutn. Fur viewing these Estates, apply to Mr. Arthur White, of Kingsbury. And for further particulars, application may be made to Messrs. Bond and Pickering, Land Surveyors, Axminster; or to Messrs. Uriedrett, Spinks, and Reddish, Solicitors, Tonl'le London. LIFEHOLD IrkITATES. Situate in the Manors of Puxton and East and West Rolston, in the County of Sonieraet, held under the Lord of the said Ma nors. for the respective Life or Lives oel each Estate, as hereafter mentioned. At the King's Arms Inn, at Cross, In the Parish of Compton Ilishoii, in the County of Somerset, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth 414 a September, 1824, at 3 o'clock in the aftanoon, In the following hots: Lot 1. A PIECE of rich NIEADOW LAND, called NORTH TAVINDER. in l'uxton Manor, con. tabling by computation 11 ac re s , held for the life of the Right flo nourablv Lord Arundel, aged 37, in reversion of John aged Ci 4. Quit rent, 101.; heriot, M. or the best beast, or good. Tlds Lot is in the occupation of Mr. John Disdee, as tenant at will. Lot 2. SPRUDD'S TENEMENT and LANDS, in East Rol. ston Manor, containing by c...•sputation 23 acres of rich land, chiefly 111C11101C, held for the life of the Right Honourable Lord Arundel, aged 37. in reversion of Elizabeth l'rch, aged 81, and John Hunt. aged 61. quit rent, 11. tis. id.; licriot, 31. or best beast or good. This Lot is in the occupation of Arthur Chapman, as tenant at will. Lot 3. A piece of rich /11EA11011 - LAND, called NEW DITCH, in East kolston Manor, rontainir.g by computation 211 acres, held for the life of the Right Honourable herd Arundel, aged 37. Quit rent, If. Sc. Bd.; halm, 31. lAs. This hot is also in the occupation of Arthur Chapman, as tenant at will, at the low rent of 1:.11. per annum. I.nt 1. ( 7 ,1ST1.1:31()OR 111 EA now's, in these pieces, situate in West Rolston larnr, containing by camputstion 11 acres, held for the lite of the Honourable Thomas Raymond Arundel, aged yvv.r". 12,iit rent, 111. This hot is in the occupation of 111 r. Sa !iota Visdee, at the low rent of 251. per annum. 1.. t n. A capital 311:Sill'AGE, called KNATCHDITI.LS, sail 4;; acre., of rich orchard and Meadow Land, in Pulton 111anor, held for the life of the Right Honourable bad Arundel, :t7. Quit rent. 21. Os. 4d. . • links, :11. This Lot Is in the crl:vit ion of llln John Disdec, at the low rent of 1001. per till :_.t1:11. Lot 1. A MESSUAGE, and 13 tierce of Arable and Meadow I,m:it. in l'uxton and lienstock, held fur the life of the Right Honourable Lord Arundel, age] YJ. Quit rent, 1 Is. &i.; hens. 3!. Cti. 81 This Let is in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Bisdee, at the low rent of 20i. per annum. For viewing the Estates. apply to Mr. John Binder, of PUX,OIII j and for further particulars, application so be node to Messrs. Jlonti and Pickering, land %;uretyors, Axminster; or to 31mars. Brun. drat', *as, and Reddish, Solicitors, Temple, London. VERY superior N)LISH for FINE WOODS, FUR.. NITI'RE, he. Prepared by, and to be had only of, the Proprietors. Messrs. O. M.% HSI i ALL and CO.. Chemists, Brewer -street, (;olden-square, London, in bottles at Is. and Gs, each, with directions for use. Instrument-makers, Cabinet-makers, Cphoistcren, ;mil Dealers, aspphed wholesale, on Lbwral terms. his Polish never becomes cloudy, but w ill a l ways reta i n a bright, beautiful, and brilliant surface ; and it is not injured by but 'cater being spilled on it; on the contrary, it may be washed oce -u.i ovally, if necessary. a • a For carved iForit. Beetling, Lego, iS.e. Polish to be used with a brush, may be bad at the sari:e prier, which may be applied over wax, if required. To be ht.' as above, The Oxygenated Soda Powders Lavender 'Vinegar Superior Seidhts Powders Eau de Cologne Cheltenham 54ts. in Crystals Arquebusatle Water Ditto, ditto, in Eiflorttcence lavender Water Finest Calrined Mk.mesia Ditto, Perfumes] Pectoral Cough Drops Dins, Milk Fleur Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract, &c. Ac. And every genuine Drug wed Medicine of the finest quality, for home and for expomv.lon. M e dicine cbesee, of aU prices, cnmplutly fitted fur any cli. sate. N.H. MI other adverived Preparations for making die Soda and Scidifts %Voters, under the above rasaes, Lre Sr UTiOUb. FOR TUE THIRIJ. A valuable FREElitillP;TVFE..called THE BERRY HILL ESTATE, most desirably situate about a mile from Stoke upon-Trent, and three miles from Newcastle-under-Lyne. It con sWts of a respectable old Fann House, with suitable Buildings, pleasantly situate, together with 194 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND, divided into convenient Inchworm In the occupation of John Littler, as tenant at will. TIO Estate abounds in fine CuaL FOX THE FOURTH. TWO excellent Fil 7 ;i:l-151.1)iiilis, desirably situate at Coundon, about two miles from THE CITY OF COVENTRY ,• ' comprehending two excellent Farm Houses and all relulsite Farm Buildings, and 03 ACRES, 3 ROODS, 4 PERCHES, of unusually rich Meadow and Pasture and small part Arable Land, lying entirely in a ring fence, in the several occupations of John Smith and %Valliant Laband, respectable tenants, at low rents, amounting to about 31W!. a year. but from the superior qua lity of the land and the peculiar advantages derirablefonn its con tiguity to Coventry, it maybe estimated at pal/. A YEAR. The Poor Rates and Assessments are unusually low. Also a PERPETUAL. RENT CHARGL of 71. 13s. per A NNUM, charged upon and issuing out of Sir Thomas Wbite's Charity Estate in Stoke Biggin and Spoonend, in the county of Warwick, and city of Coventry, or one of them, payable half:yearly by the Corporation of Coventry as Trustees for Sir Thomas 1% hitp's Clarity. eon rue strut. A valuable and very compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, con sisting of the UPTON PARK FARM, free of tithe. It is plea.antly situate contiguous to the Chlleote Estate, in me Pariah of lto!eaten, with a good Farm-house and re quisite Farm Buildings, and 211 ACRES, 3 ROODS, 19 PIaRCHES, of excellent Land, in a ring fence, and divided into epnvenient Inch - mutes ; the Ferns has been long in the occupation of John Burton, a respectable tenant, at a low rent. The estimated va lue is 1 330 A YEAR. The Ei.trites may all be viewed by applying to the respective tenants. Printed Particulars of each Estate, with descriptive Plans annexed, may be had 211 days prior to the Sale (at one shilling each), at the office of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield the various Places of'Bali4 the Angel, Alfretoa 4 Tanen*. Royal Exchange Coffee-room Manchester; lien and Clidums, Bilminghani ; Elliston's Library Leamivion ; Old Bath, Mat. lock; Swan, Mansfield: White lione, Lends; Angel, Beaton; Rutland Anus, llakewell ; Granby, flarrowgate; King's Anna, Liverpool ; Black's Head, Nottingham ; King's Arms, Tam worth ; heorge, Lichfield ; Queen's Head, Ashby; Angel, Atha star ; at the office of Messrs. Williams, Brooks. Powell, and Ben. chip, Lincoln's lan; Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton. stmt; Messrs. Cardale and Bramley, Bedford-row; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where Plans of all the Estates may be seen. SCTTON HALL, MANSION. AND DEMESNE, In the County of Derby ' with all its Manorial Rights, Privileges, ax.l Immunities ; the Perpetual Adyowson, and near 4.300 Acres of Land. exonerated from the Land-Tax, and within a Ring Fence ; the Manor abounding with Game, together with LOW Acres of Land, five miles distant, which form a plessura- We Moor Game appendage t . also the invaluable Mines of Coal and Iron-stone thereto appertaining. By 3lessrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, Noretr.l.cr 18, by direc tion of the Trustees for Sale of the Engli,h Estates of the late Marquis of Ormonde, under an Act of Parliament, ri"HE distinguished MANSION and EXTENSIVE DOMA IN of the late MARQUIS QP ORMONDE. RITTOI 4 . I sixth, _ _ in the most delightful part of tlie — Counti of Derby, plarctl in a Park of uncommon beauty, well stocked sith deer, and cm. minding in all directions interesting views of unuNual extent and variety. The mansion presents a noble Stone £dthce, designed and completed by Nicholas, EARL OF SCARSI)ALE. in the most ornamented stile of Grecian architc:ture, the grand suite of rooms arc ornamented by Aran and Vassal, Italian Artists of great celebrity ; it is adapted to the most perivct accommodation of any Nobleman, and it may be safely alfimied, thst it need not dread a comparison with Chatsworth, Hardwick, or any of those admired Seats in its vicinity. The Park is diversified by avenues of tine old elm trees, beautifully feathering to the ground, and wide spreading chesnuts, relieved oocasionally by pieces of water of mane event. The Gardens are extensive, and encompassed by Irani 14 feet high. The domestic ammgements and all the ofilecs arc of the description, The Park and convenient Farms lying in a ring fence, extend to the high mail road between Nottingham and l'hesultiehl, front Leeds to London. The Moor Game Estate is about LOW Ames. The Estate altogether com prehends about ACRES OF LAND. tlpnn the whole of which the land.tax has btu redeemed. The Farms are occupied by a respectable Tenantry. at low rents. ad. nutting or considetable augmentation at Lady Day next ; and the whole Estate may be confidently estimated at • EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER Alu) the of Sutton com Duekmanton, subject to the life of the i Lresent cunsbent, the annual value about LOW. ; together with EXTENSWE MANORS, with the Privileges inal Immunities. The Estate abounds with (lame ; the Lands ad:wining of the Duke of Devonshire and Sir Windier including Ten Thousand Acres, are strictly preserved. Thce are also very VALCADLE MINES OF COAL. AND IRON STONE in great abundance, producing atpresent a large rental, but capable of an immediate and considerable increase. Printed particulars and plans of the Estates tray be bad (at one shilling each), of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield ; at the Bell, Derby t Bull's Head, Loughborough ; Tontine. She:Rohl ; Royal Exchange Core, Room, Manchester; Hen and Chickens, Ili:. minghatu Old Bath. Matlock; Ilarrorgate; Library, hetunington ; the \Visite Horse. Lids; the Argel, Buxton; King's Arms. Liverpoß Benison's Lihtsry. Chel.en. barn; of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Nowell, and Brodcrip, coins Inn; Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throginorton.atnet Messrs. Cardale and Brantley. Bedford-row; at the Auction Man; and of Messrs. Robins, Cov_tnt.gaMen, where plans of all the Estates, and a drawing of Sutton Hall, may be seen. Sti vett wo A c cipmer.—Abour four o'clock yesterday Damning. a carter in the employ of Mr. Treby. of Drury brie, was tiscovered lying on the marl, near the toll -rate, next the flrean pox Hospital with his head fractured, and both hi legs broten. from tite wheels of a can having passed over them. The cart and horses were found at some distance. The watchman met him about half-an-hour helm. going to shoot a bad of Licht rubbish, atd he must have be en on his return when the accident happened, as the tart was empty. M'in. Colton, the constable. mewed assistance, and had Mat rrmovcd, but he died in a few minutes aitcr. I informed you before that the Catholic prisoners, tried for ti.e murders at Innivemore, were found guilty of manslaughter.. At Inc present adpummen. the Catholic prisoners. tried for the rime, were found guilty. The Protestant traverser, (nos withstaading the wrecking of the houses of the Catholics of Inni s h omee , an d the *gating at and pounding the Cad. 1i5..3) were 0r.:9 tuJ were ar , lidi ltd. The Jurors were excluvively Orangemen. , Never, perhapii, were there any trials of as touch or of equal importance to the Catholics of this county. It was proved b;; a respectable witness that one of the traverser% (John I'ye) had fired the shot that wourdetl Laurence HIP oin la the thigh. It Nat also proved that a manor the name of Betty wts dangerous!! wounded by a shot from Kenny's pariy ; he prove! .t himself,. end dint three awistratei of this county had, Mier r - pea ted applications, refused to take the witness's fomentation' This fact, so vitally important to the admipistration of justice, the Lames; Judge has taken a tome of, and of this still more interest ing fact he has judicial knowledge. Art , e Laurepce Hannan bad ken examined as a witness. and was staking his way from the Comesal tads, ha was hustled by a party of Lsobedsw Peelers (Dot the hest scpprebeediee of the asessousescre) and momelted abase c.a view of the Court. A few minutes after, on his 'arrival in the street, in the presence of Counsellor Holliston, he received a snort desperate blow on the bact of the neck from an Orangeman of tho name of 31'Creary. As soon as the fact was made known, C,our.- senor Kernan communicated it to the Court, and had illtollM3ti.ol. prepared and sworn t o ih"the C ou r t aga i nst the offender —the had no difficulty In escaping.) The bra-Sis inlet- denied the charge, sad said he hod Eften witnesses to prove the contrary. Mr. Juetice Moonr—" Talk not to me, Sir, of your &lees witnesses 1 in the progress of these trials I have seen enough or that ; I saw the li..stling in the (:butt myself; I saw the rush bent the galleries; if, Sir, yr,:se Constabularr force be not suffis sent to protect the administration of justice, t) know not how long. S.r, the Bench itself will continue sak) call cut the passe commitecto, of the county, and if that be not sufficient. Sir, (said the Jud;e with great warmth and indignation) I shall all out the military : — The proper conduct of the High Sheriffprevents me from imposing such a fine upon you as this abominable transaction merits." 011ANOE11111 AT THE Draair Aserzys.—By the Chester et Londonderry, the Mayor of that city is named first in the l'otrmis- Ilion of Assize. He sits at the right hand of the going Judge, Itr d is, in short, a Judge himself--qsiontion relent. If he could tort up evidence, and address a Jury, he would be entitled so to i.e. In the event of a conviction, he is entitled to discuss the extent and nature of the punishment to which the party convicted may be liable. In other words—he may pass sentence; and is. in Tinny 4 his office, a party to the sentence which may be passed. Ile the late trial of the Maghera rioters, the question to be examined was a party one. It was an affair between Orangemen and Catholics. Now. Mr. Rae, tho present Mayor of Derry, and, as we hale seen from the nature of his office, a Judge in Deny. rat tierce Baron Pennefather on the Bench—in the costume, of co•:rse. ^f his office, but environed with an ()range collar or sub, liiingi^g from which was a medallion of King William !—Dublin Dfv nice; Post. Cot:NTT Dnnt.tx.—We are authorised to state, that Dear; e Alexander Hamilton, Esq. of jfampton, son of the Bor. Geori,c Hamilton, and grandson of the late Hon. Baron Hamtftom meat s to offer himself a candidate for the representation of the eounty Dublin in Parliament, at the next general election.—frish rim!. On Satunlaj, at three o'clock, Mr. Justices Jebb and Vandek.ir left Cork, under an escort of the 15th Reimers, after terminati7 g the 31unster Circuit. Saturday, Thos. Lynch was executed in front of the Waterftri county gaol, pursuant to sentence at last assists, for having, on tto 12th of April, at etching, assaulted Ann (leogan, and robbed I.et of money and wearing apparel. A Waterford paper of Saturday, in speaking of the execution r the six criminals for the murder of the late 31arum, staten— .“ We have heard of very unpleasant indications of popular reset t ment both at Kilkenny and at Galmoy. It was a melancholy epic. cidenee, that very near the temporary gallows, and within .fight, was I a similar construction, and for a lake purport, in a neiglibnurtog I part of the Queen's County." Between the hours of one and two o'clock on Sunday cnorn'..g. :s Mr. 111'Saghten, of Grafton-street, Dublin, was returning to u.se, he was stopped m the Donnybrook road, near Leeson -street, by three men and a woman, and robbed of a valuable silver watch and gold seal. Me was held by the woman and one of the men, whsle the other two men committed the felony. He wit irrtrested from apprehending one of the robbers by the woman ; he however as r. eroded in securing her, and charged her on the watch. She sr . brought to College-street office, where she gave in her name ..a Jane Sunderland. She was fully committed to Newgate to take tier trial. Hatt. STORN.--On Wednesday week a most destructive shee of hail t isited that part of this county between Arklow and It commenced, we understand, in the county of Kilkerny, a: .t passed through the county of Carlow. The greater part of the stir , in the neighbourhood of Gorey has been destroyed, rot even Lis beans and potatoes excepted—all were levelled with the car.h. N.. doubt its ravages elsewhere must have been equally ruinous. Th: feathered tribe uiso seriously felt the effects of the shower, as r.um. hers of the smaller birds were found dead in the fields...4l'e* • I Herald. SCDDZW DZAT7l.—During the storm of thunder and lighthin4 on Monday last, a respectable farmer, named Richard Fez, wtsie assisting some reapers in cutting down a field of corn, se Canary, within four miles of Bray, in the parish of Powerscourt, was kil led by the lightning. It entered through the crown of his leaving a hole as if a musket ball bad passed through it, and dun passed down his left side, leaving a brown mark all the ray. A dog that stood near him at the time was also killed; and a boy the next field was struck by the lightning, at the same moment, and deprived of the use of both his legs. ASSAULT ON BAILITTS.—Ott Mondoy •Cnright, as .he beeves of James lirowne, which Were to perform in °fed/ 'tad Makin r. had left their stable for that purpose, they were seized by virtue et an attachment from the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs Court, foe fir.; pounds, at the suit of David Gunning against James Brows . James Browne, and his equestrian Tarty, resisted the execution ct the writ, and a scums then ensued, during trhicn one of the lit% named Shiel, had his arm nearly cut in two by a snake 01 s broad sword carried by some of the party. The other budid., Turpia and Coffey, were also severely cut and beaten with sr.. .s and sticks. It was found necessary to remove Shiel to Muse. • Hospital. The horses having been rescued, were intrtr!uced the piece for which they were intended. Yesterday the infur.o;.. ticaur of Shiel were taken in Mercer's Hospital. by one of the lit i gistrates of College-street police-office, and Bro w ne coil Jao•-. tone of hie party) were fully committed for trial at the (A.m.: ..- sion.--Freenteue's Jeaneat. . HEAD OrriCE or Potter, Drnt.tw.--Irfortna•lora we-- sworn on Friday at the above Mike, to 'hr effect. that Mr. Rich 'T Milliken, of tirafinn-strett, had met Mr. Thomas Sheehan, or •• Deblin Evothes . Mall, on that day, on one of the quays. and had k some argry worus with him respecting a publication which r...prar ' ed in the Catlin .1?!•nrin• Mail, which he (Mr. M libber) suppe•ed might hare been intended to apply to him. It wss further stator. that in consequence of those angry expressions. Mr. Thomas J . .e. ban drew forth a pistol, and soul that he would defend himselt any hazard. Informant stated, that, under these ciretel.starcee, it was t 3 he apprehended., if the parties were no: bound over to 1,,•• the peace, that a duel would be the consequence, wher•by the •• • • of T a:, or poseibly the lives of both, might be lest. Mr. Fat- . chief peace officer, in consequence took the parties into C11%;•.,' . and brought them before the Magistrates of the above ofiie•-. • ‘l , - they were bound over to keep the peace, themselves in the sum • A 1.000/. each, and two sureties in the sum of SOUL The 'arctic. •:•• A Mr. are Messrs. Moore and Forest, of /ire •n-letre-r • thei,e for Mr. Sheehan are Neves. Glynn and Hoare, orti.e Dot:, Euesiag M.:if—Dahlia Moraine Post. CARLOW Ara. 30.—LOZD 01210YDIC—This nobleman, hi and respectable retinue, arrived in this town on , -aturairr last, on their way to Kilkenny. HIS Lordship and fanaly striped at the east of Colonel Bruen, and his retinue remained at Air. 1 :- non's' Inn, on Friday night, and proceeded on their jouiDes following rooming. no Duchess of Richmond, accompanied by ladies Mary a7i Sophia Leaner, and attended by a numerous retinae, pass:.l tbrovigh this town on Wednesday last, on their way from Dubl:-. Tile fair of this town, held on Thursday last, was productive those who had prime meat pigs to sell, but stock of any othe* .',- seription was not in demand, nor were the holders offered reree.. rating pries for what they had to dispose of. Rosin sr.—Yesterday one of the Hatton-t er:en Por:^- officen returned hcrce frnn Caxton in l'ainbridgedii-e. viler. ':o had been conveying three men and a woman, apprehend:al thri , his exertMr.s, charged with burg'arionsly breaking open. bey.- m one and two o'clock in the morning of the of July hat, an (wt. hotter lu.locgmg to the Cross Keys Inn, in that town, and sum g si can, loaded with fourteen boxes, containing silks. r• bans, lacer. and other haberdashery peas. to the Taint' of I the PreYrY, of Wm- Steward. o f Sheffind, in 1::41t..ed.r..•,.. . . lieeried ha wker and dealer in la - re, who had put up tb.re t. Light. Pan of the property was traced to the piwanniun t'c linemen, who underwent two or three private exiiniinatwn *al Hymn raider, and were then sent. in the euetbir of Tifs 41,0 r. Caxton. where they underwent a final examination at a Peter fLona, held at the (town lr.n, before Lord Delaware, J. is tj. , . ton. E.q. and a bench of Alagistrater. 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