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DR. JAWS eriltltnea On the Stst ult. died J A Yes Cvai le, M. D. who had latelrbecome an inhabitant of this city, and who would have graced any place or society to which he belonged. He bore great pain and nn easiness, for several years, with calmness and resig nation, and finished his course, wth affording an example of that patience and fortitude, which so eminently distinguished his charaaer threasgh life. His medical abilities were confessedly very great. Persevering, ingenious, and penetrating, few cir cumstances escaped his observation ; and his talent of applying to praFlice the faas which he had ob: served, was seldom equalled. He WAS also a re markable instance of the improvement which the cultivation of the moral duties produces upon the understanding. His judgment was not clouded by jealousy, or his view of the subjed or case in ques tion ebsured by partiality, or darkened by preju dice. Equally ready to adopt the suggestions of others, as he was those of his own judgment, he sever deviated from the point aimed at, because the whole of the path was not traced out by himself. Superior to such con,iderations, which never prevail in exalted minds. he rested his chata:ter on higher grounds, and the discerning part of mankind soon beers:e sensible, that sues acquiescence, when it met bis own unprejudiced ilea , was an honour to his eloanaer. Candour and benevolence were guides of Hs condua, aed led him to esteem ..nd teputation in the presetst world, softened his pas sage to the tomb, aid, in his last moments, disarmed the dart of death. Original, however, in his ideas, was I. et:er suited to point out the way, than to follow the speculations of others ; and what he ad vised, obtait el a kind of involuntary preference, which nothing but a consciousness of merit in the adviser could have secured. His counsels, though destitute of the recommendation of peremptory as. iertion, sr lavish display of pretended success, which sometimes overpower, when they do not con vince, carried with eiem the more powerful charms of sense, judgment, reaitaion, and acquaintance with the subject, and were accompanied with a most amiable and satisfo:tory manner of manifesting these a :noir:Able qualifications w. the understanding of those with whom he conversed. Nor did pan and sickness, however emliuering they were to the enjoyment of life, cloud his facilities, or disorder his t, mix!. Fre resigned life wall the same bene volent dispositioi of mind in which he had lived, and wi,h nndien ni.hed . powers of understanding. The faculties of mina were not, however, con ficed w orofesional subj ,a... Well ve:.ed in ele. gust knoWledge, he combined the pursuits of orna mental literature w ith those f the severer studies. Poetry, his:ory, and other L.:au:hes of knowledge that .mpiove the understanding. and animate the Mind io exert itself in every capacity, were held by him in high esteem, and were fayourite objects of his •:te:eion. On theie models, beetled from the best authors, he formed hi. own style of writing, which was pure, elegant, and correEl ; and often adorned with passages which, in beauty of lan, guage, and delicacy -and propriety of sentiment, yield so none of wh ch oar country can boast. the lovers of science might wish his life to have been longer pretrailed ; in which wish all the friends of the country' s who in iw him, would willingly join: but wiser Fate says ire: en I Reflection steps in and warns us, that " his w•rf ire is accomplished ;" and that we must not, from pa:tial, or interested, or in deed any human coosisiera ions, presume to wish the prolongation of tuff .ring to him, who had so long, and so eminently snuggled with pain and misery—and, in ihe milt of these painfnl exactions, uniformly labouted for the benefit of insolirend. Bath, .s.p 3. WILLIAM 1 7 ALCOISta. TORKSIIIRL SUMMER ASSIZES. Francis Barcelona stood charged with having mur dered George Plummer, the keeper of the House of Corredbon at Beverley, by striking him on the head with a milk-pet, of which round he languished tor several days, and then died. The Counsel for the prosecution opened the case by stating, that the Prisoner (a native cf Italy) was, in the month of June last, committed as a vagt ant to the House of Corset!lion at Beverley, and that der irg his confinement he manifested troofs of ex treme impatience. The Counsel then proceeded to state the Islas developed in the following evi dence : William Hatter, the first witness, said, that the Prisoner was committed in Juno -ess the House of Correll 00, and that, r n the 24th of the same month, Mr. Plummer visited him in his cell—that the Pri soner, during his visit, behaved in a most outrageous rna nes, holding a tub towards the deaceased, in a threatening manner, but did not aaually assault him. The witness proceeded to state, that about two o'clock the same day, the deceased again vi sited the Prisoner, who, as soon as he saw Mr. Plum- Pier enter the cell, threw at him, with great vio lence, a milk pot, which struck him on the head, and knocked him on the ground: the Prisoner then seized a pair of iron tongs, and ran towards Mr. Piummer, with an intention, as the witness sup posed, of striking him as he lay on the ground, hut was secured by the witness, before he could *flea his purpose. He further added, that previous to this assault, Mr. Plummer was in a good state of health. _ _ Thomas Cooper was then called, and deposed, that he was beadle for the town of Beverley, and WAS sent for to the House of Corration on the 24th of June, and, on his arrival, to aid Mr. P. bleeding from a wound in the head, and that Mr. Plummer de.ircd bin) to put the prisoner in irons, which he accordindy did. Mr. Henry Gill, Surgeon, IT:3 next examined, and stated, that on the 2-kii of June last, he was called in to attend Mr. Plummer, whom he found bleeding very considerably, in consequence of a se vere cut in the head; but that, upon examining the wound, it did not appear in the least dangerous ; on the contrary, it continued to exhibit every fa vourable appearance. until the third day. when symptoms of a paralysis began to manifest them selves; and the disorder continuing to increase, ter-. urinated in his death, on Sunday, the 7th July. ['re J1:150x here inquired of the witness, if he sup po.eu the death of the deceased was occasioned by the wound to the head ? to which he replied, that it gut; but that the pazalysis was produced by a ;::••••.• Hi` • • c . . • - . s-, ennenssion , in the brain, occasion by the fall. Hit . - Mamas OF CREDITORS AT GUILOIIftLL, Lordship here interfered, and said, that it was evi- 10.1 , 1 0 11110 1 W. M. I. dent the indiameat could not be substantiated, as Da v i i ldßabertarin, Itishopiate Without, tailor . 3 1.1 William Stone, formerly of High-street, Southwark, but Mr. Pldrnmes's death was, in the indictment. de- hie of Norwood Cori - noon, Surrey, hop-merchant 3 10 dared to be occasioned by a mortal wound inflifted George Hazard, Upper Grosteisor•place, Middlesex, by the prisoner with Art earthen pot, which averment vetiolier • • • 3 10 , was cdmpletely removed by the. evidence of the Robest. Scatcherd Jones, Mark-lane, Lund in, corn. surgeon; indeed, it the death of the deceased should Thomas Slater, Leicester, grocer .. . ' . 2 12 have been proved to be occasioned by the wound, it jo,reirii Jude, Bidorm , gate-street Without, slope-11er 10 John Karate., _ A _ (011- 11, _.oll , _e:l, cordwainet . would not have amounted to more than mcm-slatigh- ter; and the heaviest punishment the 14W in this Alexander Abenlein, late of Calcutta, East Indies, but case infl;Cts. is a year's imprisonment But, should now of Lisle-street, Leicester-fields, Middlesex, met the privoner be acquitted, as he must be of coutse, Geutge Dodg . son, Ket . idal, Weramoreland, grocer : • his violent and outrageous behaviour rendered it Henry Hutchings, late of blackiriars-road, Surrey, tat unsafe for him to be at large ;he should, therefore, luw.chandler . . . . . 110 order him to be detained until he could find sureties John Lodge Flobbetsty, Lincoln's-inn, Ntifillerot, bar for his, future peaceable behaviour • and, in the pre-' . ro ster-at law 1 sent instance, there would be no failure of substantial • CERTIFICATES. Reniamin Sutton, of Birmingham, its the county of Warwick, justice. His Lordship concluded with direCtin* the button-maker, dealer and chapniati. • Jury to acquit the prisoner, which was accordingly Josiah Wheeler, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, done. merchant, dealer and chapman. Jorieph Daulby, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, starer aid plaisterer, dealer and chapman. Thootas Geary, at Austin friars, in the cite of London, mer chant and nioutanewbroker, dealer and cliapinan. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, SEP. 3. The Enesueer gun-brig, arrived this morning, and sailed ,again this afternoon. Came in the Lady Warren, with a convoy, and the Phanir, Capt. T. Baker, with liar prize, the Won, of 44 guns, having lost all her masts. The Malta is. completely fitted, and is now going into Cawsand Bay- PAIMoIiTH, SFPTEMBIR 2. Arrived the Venetian ship Dr/in Vitrde it.widella, from Lisbon; American ship G.nnort,;)n - klyn, from Noifolk, in 40 days, with tobacco; Grail ark, Rowe, from Plymouth; Regain, Prettyjohn. tram Wrath; and the Sierra, Hall, from Corunna. Sailed the Diligence, Gard, for Penzance ; Friend; Hustable, IT Swansea; byridadr, Jennings, for Burrey ; Razor Grinder, %Var.l, for Plymouth ; and Freya, Shelbue, for Porsgunio. PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent Res:hurl 3 per Cent. Conseis . 5 581 5 per Cent. Nay • Sti 69 (Minium Inrhe Stock. lSt Data Bowls Exchequer Bills. ...... Is. di.. It. prein. par. English I. ,, ttery 'rickets Coustils sBlf T. DISH, Stoe.s-broker, Nn. 4, Comb . ' and 9, Cbarinrcrues. --- PRICE OPIRISit STOCK S— Nu° . SO. . G v. Sto:k Si per cent t9l Got. Delo,,turee 5 pet Cent. Grand Canal Loan, 6 per cent.... ftIkTHS On Sunday tut, at Illamtutt, Dorset, the Lady of E. B. Portolan, F.tri of a daughter. Latcly, at Sir ratnet O'Connor's, Cork, the Lady of Henry O'Brten, Lt.q. of a daughtcr. On the IA ion. the Lady of Su Alexander Kinlock, But. at G.ltnertun, Scotland, of a son and heir I. Puiteney-streit, on the '24 inst. the Lady of Francis Drake, Ey. of a daughter. Satire day, at Ho? toe l'ietteixrnt, near Nottingham, the ',ldly of the Hoo C. M. Pierrceont. M.P. for the county of Notting- PORTSMOUTH, SUPT. 5. Arrived L'Frprig/e sloop, Capt. Niqrris, from Cork. Last night, arrived the Cmarleon sloop of war, Captain Stains, with dispatches from Admiral Collingwood, 'Which were landed and forw..rded to Londi , n. Sir Kichaid Bickerton, and Admiral Knight, had joined A.lniiral Collingwood, whose force now consists of twenty-eight sail of the line Ihe Combined Squadron had not *hewn any inten tion to tam- out. Admiral Colli-igwood has seven three deckers with him. Lord Nelson is not exped ed to-day. The othzers of the ?titan,. fully rely on his being here to-morrow. The ship is entirely ready for sea. I he C4empion frigate, Capt. Bromley, joined the squadron off Havre yesteAay, after being repaired at Sheerness, of the damage she received in attacking the gun-boats. Itam, of 4 Witt Toes lay last, in Lower Gross s.. Lady Amherst, of a son. MkRRIAGF3. • - ,r-,tr...et, the Right Hon. Lately, at Glasgow, Robert Stark, Esq. of Edinburgh, to Mis Bane ti lie, d iiienter of Dilala Banuatyne, Esq. merchant. Let week, at Kidd: minuet., Wakens Tornio, E. eldest dohii Toni.), Eel Russell-squ ,re, Loudon, to MIIN only daughter of William Parsons, /..sq. of Wrioben he,i, near itewdley. At the tanaker' , Meetiog.rfour, Youghal, on the ?Ist ult. Pia, Esq. Dublin, to Mni Harrey, daughter of Win. Hervey, Leg .of Youghal. DEATH. On Sunday evening last, much famented by her neighbour ing triends and noble relatives, at East Burnh Irll House, 1)1.,f Maidenhead, Mr,. Stephtmaon, danght,r of thelete Al. derinen Sir Win. Stephenson, and moth, r uf the Countess of Mr sh.rough. At W ho•b7. on the evening of Tuesday lad, about tell ,'cluck, Mr. lase Chapman. of that place, n.e•ter mariner. About lane, pa retired to rest in as good health as he had en joyed go rawly yea's, but finding himself indisposed shortly aft 1, he anise y.atol obtaining a temporary relief from taking a swill portion of S./II its, he was induced to return to his bed. lu lees thew Isilf an hour, it...ay.:vet', he ~ ll p' Ailed of being ex tremely ; tail bemire medical assistance could be procured, he expired. . S,il,d the Choice cutter, with a convoy for thi. Downs. Majesty's ship Camilla, of 30 guns, is put under quarAntine. DCAL, StUr. 4. Arrived the Ifehe ■nd Arietihe frigates ; sloop of wit ; Fery, Discove, fled,, and Vesutnu, bombs, and several other ships of war from off the trench coast, and remain in the Downs with a fleet of ships of war and transports ; several out ward bound vessels,and the Despatch, Banner, from America. • ..... oattteock, Aun.3l. The vessel retaken and sent here, as formerly men- Ooned, is the Pope, of llartaide'es. Captain Percival, and not the Hopei besides the Hit canga d a . two.other heavy privateers gaited horn Passage to cruise -for our homeward bound fleets. There was avery fine catch of herrings in Lochsine, on Tuesday night law, above three hundred boats fully fished, were at In verary Quay on Wednesday morning. WATKK JAN DAY AT 1.11,40 UN BRIU , .t Morn .... 0 non after 12..1 ,Evat....18 nun. lifter 12. COlllt, AVM. 90. The Fleet, consisting of 19 East India ships, 38 Transports with troops, and two Botany Bay ships; under convoy of His Majesty's ships, Diadem ; quasi, Diomede, Narciusts, and Leda, is still at anchor off this harbour ; contrary winds having prevented its proceeding. Yesterday the signal was made at high water for the ships to weigh, but a thick fog coming on, they were obliged to remain.—Tae wea ther had not cleared up this morning. The Espiezir, and her Convoy, namely, the H e ,- nab, of 'Feignmouth, Sly, London, provisions ; V.ynol, of Carnarvon, Jcnes, ditto, ditto; Rome', of Weymouth, Green. Plymouth, ditto ; and 21 sail of transports which, arrived at Cove from Lochryan, are still waiting for a fair wind.—The Drudei frigate remains. At three o'clock this afternoon, 60 sail of the fleet had returned into Cove. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. G TO. SEPT. 4.--P.50 , 1 by the Hannibal, Learnt, fmni Norway; Uu,nn, mm...• and the Verblocrin, Atidrerrs from Linbden. Sidled the Ceres, ' BoraftoM, for Sani•ica 1.,,. i.tuna, C ratan, for Oporto • MiliCrea, ••••• fur ionningen Junie flyitili•ts, for Shfrtie ,• Mary Ann, 510W414/111, and the Geri* Illoope, Barker, (or Fmlideit. In the River... The Venus, Smith, from Cork; and the Do. rothea T.lizabeth, from Stockool tn. In Yollllloll/41 Root.—The Motet, Quinton, ditto. Al Fort.moirth.—Tlie Verne, Meredith, from Waterford; Royal Charlotte, and the Sportsman, —..., from Gibraltar. At Cowes—The Coll 'lie, Wolistrin, from At Fai ~,,, uth—The Gosport, At Cork... The Fortuna, Sitikh, (mom Ilmideaue. At Dablin—The H tpe, Gnat., froin London. At Lisbon—The Stake, kilts, from ISl.:wfuundlard. COURSE°, ILXCHAhI A mger.thot Si . 7 11 l'• IFtte at Sigbi 56 10 Rotterdam, e.f 11 17 2 U. Muni: win l5 5 2IU. Aitona Sf 6 tilt. Pare 95 le U'. Ditto Bou:deaux . 26 1 Cavite Madrid .... 34 effect. &lime ;E, TURIDAY, SIFT 3. Venice 62 LIT. Pit. Ligloon A.601 Np..l► ' • 61 Dos. ...)....191 Co)k 141 •e.irw. 0. r • 'Portugal Gold in Coln •nd Bah paw... ♦ 0 0 Duu►loons 0 o'o New Dollars Sll•er in Han . 0 0 0 Leghece be New Louis each 0 o u . Naples 4lj Aran,. the Rank el Huibee Genoa 4SI by pet Cent. Dublin on Lutelon (Aug. 31).. • a 1121 Belfast on London lAns. A o ).•evi.• •-•• • • 4 * Belfast is Deblia (Me) 661 days. . . . LONDON FIELD, HACKNEY. By Mr. SMITH, At Caraway's, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 13th initant, at Tek.lre, us On, Lot, 'inlets an al,:ceirtahle offer it inade, in the i1e 4 ,3 tne, by Private Cimtrati, A N excellent FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, L I. with every accommodation for a large genteel family, pleasantly situate within three miles of the Royal-Etchange, ill London Fell, Hackney, with nine airy ben-noms, and nume rous closets, two cheerful drawing-rooms, of good proponions, and breatfeat-parlour, with excellent offices of every description, and fine water, ceach• house, stabling, yard, handsome lawn, pleasure and kitelten gardens, necked with ilummors fruit trees, a are-hune, large eourt.vrird, and hand some e• preach in float. A cheerful FREEHOLD RE. SIDENCE, edj.iining, cantaining airy bet-rooms of rod pro. pnrtions, suitable ufficeit, paved yard, wall d garden, handsome portico and claim-sari in Wont; let on lease to a revetlable • tenant, for a term of Axing Is years inexpirsd. The land-tax Oil the whole is redeemed May be viewed six da,s ',recoiling the sale, between the beers n( ten and taw, with tickets, Particulars, may then be had or Mr. Rlaxlami, N. 71, sod of Mr. Smith, N 0.651, Broad-street, meat the Royal Exi.hange. Particulars aim at Galraway's MANOR 411.1 EEfft E , aTATEN, between LUI)LO W and SHREWSBURY, in the County of SALOP. Be Mr. sm At Garraway's, on FRIDAY tip XT, tt.• 13th of September, .61 raids., unless an aci eptabbauder a made in the mean ti ne by Private Contract, r 11 1 HE MANOR of EATON, extending over 1. akin( Ss* Thousand Acre:, fines, reliefs, quit rents rights, and imrouuuie.. belonging to the same, with a large • and saleable EREVIOLI) LS LATE, containing fifteen liiiildredfteres .of rich arable, pasture, and meadow land, well'. situate for markets, lime and cent, near the Turn• pake.road, leading from ShrewsburY to Ludlow, tythe-free ' and land-tax redeemed, near the Church, Strettun, in the parish of Eaten, and comity cif Salm.. The Estate ea highly improvable, itit,iyeised with woodlands, and well adapted for the revery alien of genre, with which the Man, abounds; with suitable fie ri•liouse, barns, and out•buildingv, several cottages, a water corn-mill, and fswe scream of water running through the lands. May be viewed, wed Purtn.ulais 'had airy day previous to the sale, of the Printer.. of Worcester and Oxford Journal, atul Shrewsbury Chronicle; at the Write Hart, Bath ; Bush, ifhistuf ; Aug I, 'mato" ; of Molars. baiter and Lloyd, So. Hearin, Ludlow • Mr. Vickers, Cranincie, near itridgnerth ; it Gairavray's; ;ad of Mr. Smith, No 62, flroad.strect, near the Royal Facileness, where a Map of the Estate may be {dill'. Teri Theumed Pew& ad the Pureita‘e :stoney way remain en-Mortgage. SALES • BY AUCTION. YORDHAM, near DOWNBIA* NORFOLK. /If Mr, SMITH. At Giveaway's, an FRIDAY NEXT. Seat 11, at Twel,, e A Valuable FREEHOLD ES I'AT E. oi•msp r i,i ng two desirable -Fen F.rms, situated at En..n ii , o. Mlles (min Downham, in the Veantf or Nortoit, co itainiag together 7G7 acres of rich land In a ties fence. with tw o (~o li-ruses, barns, and oat bur:dinar, in goo i repair, lets to M a ... n. 11.0wo and GoWsinith, responsible tenants, at rents amounting to 1751. lOs per annum. Mar be viewed, with leave of the tenants, all day precedin g thO s a le and Particulars had at the D u k e ' s D en t , Lynn -• Lamb, Ely; Crown, Downhill) ; Rain, s44olll2thet ; Bur Batten ; King's-Head, Norwich; at Girrawn)'s ; s a g of Mr. Smith, No. 62. Broad Street, Royal F.ltchaege HOPE HOUSE, NEAR BILLERICAY, ESSEX. By Mr. swim, At Garraway', on FRIDAY NEXT, the 13th Inm an . , Twelve, unless an acceptable offer is made, in the loran time, by Private Contract, A Most Jesitable FREEHOLD VILLA, with eighteen acres of pasture I end , fre • to, I in.'s - aa, lightfully s.tuate in the rural arid social vitiate of I.liCe R stead, 22 miles from London. The biome (wens a ha id..o ne elevation, with spacious be I chambers and dre.aierr oo „,, ,! , dining and drawing-rooms, a 111.mA-room, 27 feet v breakfast-parlour and library, hall, price pal and szco,! cases. The gardens and pleasure grounds are well a,.. 0 ,, with lofty forest trees, and an avenue leading to the house, clout walled coachlard, double coach-house, and stabling f six how:, br •w-house, cow.huu , e, granary, dtc. a detached farm-yard, barn, and two new erected outages, with gaud 'os. The house and land form together a most complete resie,. oe , for a gented family, and are now in the occipatlon ebbe pro. prietor, Joseph ti 11 , E..q. who will give immedrate 1105411:jee . May be viewed, at any time previous to the Sale, wall tickets, which may be had, and further Particulars lumen, f Mr Sunth, 62, Brosd.street, near the Royal Exchange. Particulars alor, six Cy.; preceding the Sa!e, at the Wank 6", Chelmsford ; Hotel, South End; Crown, &Retires Spread Eagle, lngatestune; White Hart, Brentwood sod Bamford; and at fdarraway's., TAL 1 fINC:. . it .... HAMSIIIRE. By Mr. Nmrrif, At Oarraway'4, nn FRIDAY October 11, in One ran', inlets an acceptable offer is made in tha mean tame, oy Private Cnntry t, THE FREEHOLD, substantial MILL; well. planned Shinning Work., cellist The ker u h d „,,,, Mill, with convenient wool and sorting rooms, dve-lionse, diying.lnises, warishon-et, sane rooms, sta'aling, and work. shops of every descripf ; a capital steam-eirriee of gent power, by Halton and Watt, and an engin, fax ex‘inguidieng fini; with eve .y tort of machinery for &latrine, Townie, it:no. Ming, and roller operations upon. wont{ and several of Cart. wnght'i pa•ent machines for combing rant. The are remarkably well situated, adminitwt the Gainebooi, g e Canal, supplying the works w Alt owl at a rimao rate, and J .A 1 to the Great North Road, in the paridi of Ciarborough ; with 19 dwelling-houses, and 10 acres of rich land adjoining. liume. diate possesaon may be had. To be viewed At any time, and partirmlars had, 10 dars pre. ceiling the sale, at the Saracen': freed, Newark thacir's dead, Nottingham; Ans.'', Ouneast-r; White Hart, Ritford; at the Moll; at Gar•irway's; of Mer4rr. Green, h ib. enure Salisbury square, P . ...et-street; and of Mr. Smith, fat e Brwarletreet, near the Royal Evehange. ADVOWSON, KENT. By Mv. SMITH, At Carmwao., on WEONESDAT, the 41d of 08ober, at 'Fe cite utloeir, , order: an aec.mtable offs in made in the m .• an tim e. hr Private Contract, THE PERPE I UAL ADVOWSON RE. VERSION, expectant noon the death of the plea-gut cutubeut, aged about 50. st .rs, of tire Vice ,ge of Thornhai, , , four miles from Maidstone- in the county 0. Kelt, a fine yen. ine part of the cmintre and dry health! sire-ati , n, with thir,. seven acres of globe, land-tax redreme.l, the duty suite, pre. sent clear valuumhowt Sinn. per annum. Particulars may be bad of Mr. Du - 11.4w, o !".ri•OV, int ; Mr. Seudaitiore, Solicitor, Martini ne ; of the Pita. tern of the Oxford and Salsbury Journes, Reading Mercury, andCaMbridge Chenniele; at Garraway's ,• and of Mr S•ottli, N o 62, R,, e d meet, near the Royal Exchange MANOR AZYS.: I2 ' - —Asa ...al Jl Ei. Ut WRal•.t , sVll,ld, SONIF.RSETaIIIItE. • By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, on WEDNESD. Y, October 23, at Twel ve o'Clock . , in Lrir., THE MANOR of VERWOOD, with the init. rents, rights, royalties, and appurtenance. , ' in M.- parent of Cranbown, near Whiniourio, Illandford. and Shafteemiy, in the county of Direst, near two extensive comm.,.', ab ut 1500 3 , 7 res, with Verwood !arm and land, on LIVCII , cowaining togethir 348 acres of arable. pasture, and wood land: a farm house, barns, a:id out-buildings, in the occupation of Mr, Ambrose Witt, and others. Freehold FITTS •nd Larids,' in the 'wish ot hroadchalk, war Sal uary, iu the fatuity ne Wilts, called Reddoli's and Mount Sorrell, con:siuing t. .g thee • • 2„15 acres of amble, pasture, and wood-land, with larna-tunases garden', stabling, and outhunting., and a right of pasture lA' 170 sheep and eievcit cows, in the occupation of Me..o. Young, Randall, and West. And a Freehold Eitat , , in the parish of Lul,ngton, nearly • ijoining tile Turnpike Rind nom F i nme to Rath, chntaining 186 acres of •rabit, mint* wood, and meadow land, with a farm. house, barn, and out building., in th• occupation of Mr Pike. To be viewed, with tease et the renants, and ratticuiart had, 20 rtiss pr.h.eding the Sal., of Messrs. Biil'oek and B-dford.iow; at the Cartl^. Marlborough .Crown, White Hint, Bain ; Mao'. Arms, Durchest,r; Hotel, Wey mourn ; Rosh, toistol; at Garrawayet andel Mt. Smith, 62, Broadderc.4, neer the RniaT Per hang*. TIMBEKS:D EsTErfri, rx SITSSF.X AND SURREY. At the Half Moon Ins, Petteorth, Sumer, on MONDAY ' , the 16th Sept at Fleece. In Lots, tube hereafter sparred. THE folic wing desitanle and very v.tio ESTATES, being the great-r part Freehold, Ind al small part Copyhold of luhirnance, and 1.-ssenold for a • ry long term of years, situate n the several pansies of ird srd, Wish...ouch Green. and Fid 'lewoith, in Siverx; Is% mere. Thursley, and El.tesa, in Surrey, v.: HEADFOLD's WOOL) FARM, in Kirilford, and Wit. through Green, containing 120 A. IR. Lb P part in the metal 'Patio^ al William tmlidd; and ti e r 'manna( part consisting of coppice land in hand, being all Freehold. CROUCHLAND FARM, also in Kirilfant, entrain:lg 247 A. /1 P. in the occupation of Jame. MI • ; and alai SSA. J R. 2 P. of coppice land in hand, being F. *avoid, except a soy small part Copyhoid and Leasehold. SIGNOR FARM, with the inane? therenr, in Icivlfis and containing 91 A. 16 P. in the occoriturn of R bort Palmer, being Freehold sod Tithe free, except as t tee acres in Fiddlewortk. Also, a yearly rent charge or 2'. 3. 44. payable and iS,Palr out of certain lands Waugh g to the Earl 01 Egieniont, its Kirdford and Petwicirth ' BOGNOR FARM. in Fidsleworth, cont•ining 63 k. 2R. 37 P. in the (Pectination of tne said Palmer and John Brown, being all Freehold. HAZLEHURST FARM, In Hasleinere and Thurdey. containing 106 A. $4 P. in the occupation of Re en Novel. being all Froaholl, except half an Acre of Cimino 4. HICKHAM BOTTOM, in Thursley an I Elreel, cowist. ing of five pieces of meadow laud, containing 5 A. :.!S P. in the occupation of John Mansell ; and one p.ece of coppice land, containing 14 A. 3 R in halt l. The whole of the abort Estates are full of fine growing tim ber, and are snowed in a ountry well adapted for all kinds of field sports, and abounding with game. To he viewed by applying to the reope 4 ive tenant.; and further particulars known of Manes. G. and J Stoke, wear Guildford, Surrey. Printed descriptive No!ltt.lari and Conditions of Sale may be had at the principal Inns in the neighbourhond. LONDON :—hinted by GEORGE DAVIDSON, No. SI, Wyeh-greet, St. Clements, sod Published by JOSIAH RYDER, at the Oilier, No. 13, sack of 9t. Cleine.ra Church, Stand, where Orders fat die Paper, Ise. kiNrasps.d, will ha duly atteuded to. 2 12 2 1U ).. 1 • • ,M *.' seetlal NUM' I=l ?I THE Ow . c ommas a vata fa, CATIrII' rttCl (Id ••••N f at Half pa' T rrHts be pro etsisn. !Welt. M Math' 11 , . What! thews; Doi To sus*, al' Delta' , 44A, Clumdalut, TH E Gllll ligi• G' Tb - A (' YOlllll I bell; Oh fogy t lu thc • Fuur an Aft , “ , ll 4re Per:« Ile Earls There-1 I,lt. lk C entirety N N.I. Ausuo. ticket die TheAt a.m. All 1 lir ►in 110114/ 1 ht ea R •...SALIS BY AUCTION. MEADOW LAND, BRENTWOOD, ESSEX. Re Mr SMIIII, , At Camwayits, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 13th instant, less an acceptable utter i,,mada, in die mean time, by Private Centract, A Select FREEHOLD ESTATF, offerirg a ve y dminati:e situation fur building, on the border in the high read, at Brenteriod, 18 nai.e. from Landon, and IS from urtl, ui the-pariklt of Shetifield. The land contains op erant. of Twenty throe atres, with a la ge barn, in the °oculis t on of Mr.J .hn Cracklin, and serial young timber-trees, in a beautiful part of Ewes, with delightful prospects, and good folds in every d.reciinn. Mar be •tirerl, arid Particulars had, six days preceding the Sal:. at the Sorted Eagle, Ingaitertone• White Hart, Brent on 4; Cork and It.irnfonl ; at Garraway'.; and of Mr. Smith, No. 02, groed-street i Royal-Exchange. SPACIOUS FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AND Es rA IE, _ AP, ITE-OrEl • ib the i A Can A SABO P ia LA b- 'WI loyal .1 is obi IC Met roc n 1 a LtY\ I, relebrah vuth, a Ni!hts' CLOW LIVFR beWat rt!,at tali P . 1 he F 1 " . llrget. belt I. hct in 1....1 I It I% A 1141,11.11 the tongl to •Ml, Tile p raT $ in Mr WA I Tilli,v 111.1 •14 ~ VMS el,; Thl hedfi; 4 db. ne 4 /5.; !Intim NI )e,rfto •.16111