The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-24 00:00:00

DUR 11,4.11 ASSIZES. CRdWNSKDE,. • Lard TELL eNiottouGn presided as judge at the " Critninal ti-t s : the following . was, the most re : inaikal.%le . . lON :Car. Was indicted for having, .on the 146 of r . feloniously, and with an in tention to morAer, fired a pistol loaded with pow der and at LI: :ini GreenWelh,- of Gateshead, in the Con , - v o Darbam, grocer. Thi.=:pt v t ielice :4011 , 4 the Prisoner wls that, of tL iseconn „Thorn's Greenwell,,who save him test!lo ini the clearest an,kmost distinct ower, to the fobok% ing effed having several . articles both from - his 'shop and ware. e had, a strong,' suspicion that they were robbed in the night ; he accordingly sat up ,vely - latCber rat ni t his; in:he expectation of surPazing and ap i .rehending some of the thlevis who coirt mltted these deprtdations on hiS property : he had sat up reading till near two o'clock on the morning of rhr 1. 1 .111 ofsOctObei- last, and th , n went to bed : bu- I.efore he had fallen asleep he heard a noise at the do-r of his. Warehouse, like the endeavouring to oprii a I ,, ck with a picklock, or a key that did nor fir it : he 'immediately got out of bid as quietly as possible, so _as not to disturb his wile, and arming hinise,fwiTh a poker, looked .out of the window, aid plainly saw - two men at the door of his ware_ house endeavouring to open the lock of the lower door (having already succeeded in opening One of the doors), and (iistirtetly heard the voiceof a fe male who was conversing with them, and appeared to be one of their gang. In the hope of securing one of them, he suddenly.threk open the 'door of his house, and called our, " you', villains, what are you about ?" One of the ;wet immediately retreat, cd; but the other, the Prisoner at the bar,7stept _ back a little, and drawing a pistol from his,hreasr, presented it at the PrOsecutor; the Prosecutor still hoping to secure him i — had the presence of, mind to bid him fire, at, the same One contracting himself ;Is much as possible, so as to present a smaller mark tit hisopponent : the Prisoner did fire, but .missed him ; they then dosed,- but, the Prosecutor: d hitnse if, and . st uck ,the-Prisoner several times , tvith the poker, and would hate secured him, had. 0., P'risoner's companion suddenly come , ,to his v. let, and by an unexpeaed btow knocked down. t: e Prosecutor ; he, however, upon getting up , asam,-rappled with the Prisoner, who in the sinfils!'that ensu ti, got the Prosecutor's finger in his m Tacit, which he .saved with great difficulty ; ant .as • the Prisoner's companion exerted all his strength to rescue the Prisoner from his grasp, the Prosecutor was at length fatigued and obliged to let the Prisoner escape, bui followed him and his com panion, with the cry of " Stop Thief." , • . On his cross.examinatton. he said, that although he had never seen the Prisoner before, 'and the night, was very dark, yet he could swear to him most po sitively ; for that the Prisoner: had a dark lantern with hitn, which, befire he fired the pistol, he turned, but by - some mismanagement in,turning it, he threw the whole glare of the light upon hiS 'own . . face, which could therefore be roost distindly seen: h, had also :mot her .opportunity of seeing him-very closets , name! ) , in that period of t h e strugg l e w h en his finger was in the - Prisoner's mouth. In answer to some questions put by his Lordship, to sail he was certain that the pistol was loaded with hail, for that. (although the ball was not found) th, re was a distind mark on the wall W hich it had grazed, and taken off a piece of lime it ,. its passage; lie w a. also certain, that the Prisoner fired the pistol , tb.-ratety and intentionally. 'the testimony' of the Prosecutor was aTsat . con. Alined by that of another Witness, a blink tri , th tr and . T! is poor man rented hut one room, a-ci his w tie being then in labour, he happened from that e:tcumstance to he in in the street, but at . sume cLs ltAe tr m the place, at the lac ur this bu mess to k , lac ; he tort .the Prisoner, whom- he had rieve.r seen before, ditrut duce ck in the MM. 1 , ' . 6, and asked him what was the matter, for h, heard a 'gut fired ? the - Prisoner rep:ied, " 0, it is nothing at s 1! but a fight." " Fight or no fight," replied the,Witnes , , 1. I do not like to hear guns filed at this hour, and I have a mind to fight you, . ita make %cu,stop." The Pristwer walked on, and the Witness taw) ed him with the intention of seiz. ing him, which the Prisoner perct.iving, drew, s me. thing trout his breast, %4 hich the Witness believed to he a pistol, and struck him a volent blow on the heal with, it, which funned hint for some titu: ; however continued to pursue him, and the Prisoner set eral times turi,vd,ahout, and presenting a pistol, threatened to shoot hint it lie e. :twinned to pursue him any farther upon F s hich the Witness at length desisted. : He said, that he was so close to the Yri loner the several t mrs that he turoeil about .in this manner, that ne was perfealy sure that the 'Prisoner at ,the Bar %vas the man ; he had never seen him htf re, but h.id raken such notice of him upon that occasion, that. w hen he saw him several 'ini'tiihs after going to gaol evil' another charge, be imme diately cried, " the man who snuck me wi:h the pistol ;" he could ha. a sworn it then, and , would swear it now. The Prisoner having no defence or wirnes,ec ; Lord F.I...LENBOROUGH stunned up the evid,nce !o the Jury, an:l informed them that they must eon fi,,e their attention to the mutter Oarged in the in_ didment, whiCh.was..tht Acing a loaded with ball at the ProA.cutoi, with a ielotafrus and ..tnckr. ou.. intention. This crime was matte capital by a particular Statu•e, upon whic'i the'Pri.oner sto. d in. 'd ct.:d ;- and to :he evidence of th,s cr:nie only the Jul) were to dire C t. their attention. A great dial f s bad beer, t a ke n to ascerta i n those Lict•, wl:kh were.so necessary for the Jury to have esta. Whether the pistol was dr liberately fired, %% holier it might not have gone tff aecidentai:y anti aiso, Whether it was loaticd Nith bail or not It the Jury hail no doubt that the Prisnner rarely fired a pistol loaded with ball at the Proiecutor, the intention was then mooniest, the cr!ine I.lrottd, 'and the.y must find the Pii , ,ooer gait iv. If they cotOd fv:d any reasonable doubt of the pi.st(ll's~+~gbe, n loaded with baP, or having .11.6010. 0 0 • • been intentionally faed, in 'snelteeage. the Pr'son - sr should .have the benefit . of these doubts, and it was their duty to acquit him. . The Jury, without hesitation, brought ifi Theix verdid Guik:y, and the Prisoner •Nas lcfc for execu tion. - WEST INDIES, KINGSTON, ST. VINCENT, JULY 3: ONE humired..and ninety-five men, drafted from the s3d Regiment, which is going home, arrived: here Last week from St. Lucia . , to j the 37th, which, by this 'reinforcement, augmented" to 800 strong. . • Peace was proclaimed here on the igth, by the Provost Marshall, with the accustomed ceremony. An Ai} was published on Tuesday for granting a Salary to Mr. BED S :TINCK; as Captain-General and Governor of this Island. 'He has appointed a meet, ing.of the Legislattire to be on WedneSday next, shortly after which, it is expeded-that his Excel. lency, will proceed to the sale, &c. of the Carib Lands,. which was the immediate. object of his* coming hither. The Assembly have voted a -piecf . of Plate to Mr. OTTLEY, who was our actirg G o . ; vernor. ZASSErERRE, 51YLY - /6. Our accounts from Guadabiupe mention, that the' authority of the Government is fully re-established throughout the Island, and that the Brigands-are' now reduced to a few scattered and badly appointed.' parties, who, however, excite .some - alarm 'in the Plantations contiguous to their, haunt,, and form points of rendezvous to runaway Slaves, &c. Ihe damage done during the late inburreaion is 'very considerable. • The Susannah and Portland sailed last.week for London, and the Penelope for Nevis, to complete hci s ltrading for Glasgow. - ST. 'JOHN'S (ANTIGUA), JULY 17. We have, during the last weak, had .some exteo. sive importations of. provisions, &c. from -Ir e land and America.' The three.half.penny loaf is ac. cording. to the • assize, and—on Monday next, ,to .weigh - 21 ounces. .Several: vessels have lately, saili.d from hence f u lly freighted.: produce is abundaqt. F i Tort RCVAL, -MAXIIIITQUE, JULY 4. Most of the vessels . on this Station are on the eve of their depatture for England. 'Abe M,lpo. metre, Tamer, and L? Ambuscade, have the ii 0 eft Is on board. The Magnificent,' of '74. gnu.), hvai • tint Commodore's Flag, and is -here, t , gether with du Southampton, Horeaux, Surinam, Arab; Guachapin, and Fan Tromp; and the Bus) Brig lies at rierre.' No decisive measores•appear yet to h been adopted for the surrender of this Island to the French. It has been rumoured, that part of the Troops are to be detached from Gnash:loupe, for the purpose of taking possession. But in the present state of af fairs in that Island, it would be impolitic 'to reducc the Military Establishment of that Colony, ‘, hien in fad is hardly competent to preserve traliquilii , ). We hear of numerous nocturnal excesses committed by the remnant of the Rebels ; but several are exe. cuted daily, and some jf their Leaders have 'been recently seized, and put to death. BARBADOES, JUNP The 'Th , fia Troop Ship., and the Cayeme Sloop 'or \V..r, arrived here this day. Our crops are abutitioir; and the I , land pettedly healthy ; the accounts from Trinidad, eh, the latter .0 ject, are not sn.favourable; the mortality at Su_ I.nam, &c. continues to be excessive. SPORTING INTE4-IGENCE. YORK AUGVST MEETING. 3IITURDAY, AVG. 21. Oatlands' Stakes olsogs. e.icb, h. ft. 4-year 0103, 4 miles. Sir FLWilliainsoe's b: c. Lancaster, by Sir Peter, Ist. 71b. Sir W. Gerarti's b. c. Belleisle, by Sir Peter, Sst. - 2 Mr Fawkes's S. c Dr. Solatilr, by Aurelius, Sat.- 3 Six to four against Lanc a st e r ; 6 tog agst B e il e i s l e , 9 to 2 agst Dr. &ilancier, and great betting between Lancaster :tan belleisle.—A good race. RAW H IDES. Best Heifers and Steers (p. st.) Ordinary, zs. 81 to 25. 105, 3s. 61 to 35.•81 Market Call, 9s. 6d. each.. Middling, 3s. 2d. N 35. 4d. , English•Horset3S:to od. Sheep sltins (Suearhngs) - as. 61 to zs,oct • • Lamb Skins - - - - zs od to 33 64 The Oat'Ands' Stakes of Bogs. each, h. ft. -4 miles. Lord Darlington's br. h. Haphazard, by Sir Peter, 5 yrs. . old, 33t. Vb. - - , . . i M Wentworth's b. h. Chance, by Lurcher, 5 yrs., old, Bs , . ,lb. - - - . a Sir H. T. Vane's br. h. Cockfighter, by Overton, 6 Yrs. old, Bst. 91b - - - Hon. -L. Savile's ches. h. Cinnamon, by Coriander, 5 yrs. : 3 •old, fist 91b. - - - '4 Duke o. H on . lron's b. m. by Walnut, out of Tickle . Tobv 's dam, 7't. 41b. • .. _ / - - Mr. Baker s o. ii. Jo. - wit, by Escape, aged, Sst. 21b. z to I aIL 1 5 to z ..g sr Clian,:e ; 5 to 2 agst Hap-hazard ; 4 to . 1 apt Co...uncut; 8 to t .4jese,AdOightcr, and nrvhbcttatt,, betwee,, Chalice a,4 Hap-11,.".ard, Th:s .v..s, perhaps, one of toe finest races ever seen on the York Co,r,e, a..,1 .vas only wun from Chance and Cock fight-cc won Area difficulty.: 'All the ;.iders shewed the most capital, and at the same time, tnc most lair jockeysliip, ever displayed ou Ita4;mg Course. Mr. Itimilton of Garrison, and Mr. Irving of Castle Irvin g, with a boy, some d , ys•since went a fiOting in a hin3ll yawl, above the Salmon leap at Ballyshannun (in the North-west of Ireland) :-:.the waters had been greatly raised by the. preceding anti the fall was nearly 3o feet, down vast rocks, with immense rapidity and force. From want of attention, the boat got into the current, and was approaching the fall, when the Gentlemen ieaped out with a view to swim to the shore, with, the assistance of. a rope thro s w - ,ifront thence, which Mr. Irving effeeted, but the oilier was hurried down the precipice. 7 -Nuinerous persons, cattle, Sze, have been dashed to pieces amidst these rotk , ,, when the waters were less out; but Mr. Hamilton escaped l after being for several minutes completely involved in the surf, he was picked up by a, boat which was fishing at; some distance lroin the cataract. • The , boy • coot limed in The boat, and catching. a rope which' was thrown from the bank; it'lvas drawn from the .very .verge of the, precipice to the shore. 1:0 NI N Prinked py 431.) CH: .•i' I N, (of Lo%ewr.-G,Lr.lgn AL the SuN-Ovite, No. Li i, J'itand ; where Advcrizumenti, Ordiri ' 311115 Cr. ILVESEtIn AUGUST 22. • , Passed by—the Mornington Packet, —, flOtnitengll Monarch, Mbrtimer, from Madras ; Dyke of Monti'Oso Burr, liar ,Calcutta.; Hope, Jenkins, and Minerva, Franc from Hamel • Ann, --, from retersbargh ; Minerva C 6114, froirYllavAnnah ; Lark, Briton, Flora, Neale, Robert, -Ayiwatd, front lainaicai Apollo, flOn Gibfaltar; [[are, Smith, loom St. ; Fame, ---- and Priscilla, ---,--, from Waterford ;. Brothers, Linton, from Quebec ; Cove, Wyatt, from Tobago; Dover, Brown, froni , Egypt ; Adventure, , from St. Vincent's.; Mar. garet, Goodwin, from Tenerifli:; Rockers, Soper, frotn Gre. nada • Garland, anti Jane, Reynolds, from ilam. Sailed—the Hamilton, , I3ailev, for Africa; Two .Friends, IV4cnell, - for ,, Charlestown ; Jackson, Elizabeth, Cobb, Wackzarnlceit, Eleanora, --, and the Vreindsainn,‘,banslkeliz.inl)urgh. -.?rryt• 3 , MAR R lED. Lately, at St. Ceorge's,lfinover-siriare, William Smith. Esq. otOxtiird-market, to Miss AL Vincent, of, the Third Scotland yard, Whitehall. _ _ At Linit:house Church, {oho Willari, Esq. of 'Hatton :garden, to 111 - 1 - S. Ala-ry Brown, widow of lobo Brown, 1:.6c.;. late of the Island of in the-West On Satunlay,'of•Lunly(4l), :11r. Williztni cf k);.1- street, to Miss Ann Maria. Bell, of Princess,placo, .Ken nington. DIED. On Wednesday, At Worthing, .universally lamented, Mrs. Frances--A raid of the late - kev.. Thomas Ayelin:,;,• ituctor hibrook and tleolow, Bedfordshire. On Wednesda - the ti hist.' at his seat at South Ormsby, ,Massingberd, Esq. in the lat car of his age. same day, EdWard Eici of IslCwortit, one. of the, Directors of the South Sea COITI paw, aged 86 On Monday, at his honse in . Crest - Ciiin!lerlaml-street, after two days illness of a fever, John Randall,' Esq. Suddenl}, a . ercl days ago, white pronouncing the word Amen, at the close of a m irriage ceremony, Edward Clarvis, P..risit Clerk of Wilitthigham, in I.ince:-:sh:te. At Inveraty, on the isth inct. Lth.tit.z Campbell, Esq Sher in . Suhstattw of Argyilsture, _ _ _ At U.diiihunth, on the 14th init.-Mr. Alexander Machattie, tiler...ham, in tlie 6.7 th year of his are. At Sir John SinJair's, in Charlotte-square, rdinburgh, on Nlonda) se'nnight, Miss Matilda Campbell, daughter of the late Cohinel Alexander Campoell. of kiireabline. At 1-touindykes, on Tuesday last, Mr. Peter Trotter, far mer. • On Tuesday last, .at, Brighton, of a scarlet feter, Joseph Bushuan, eldest sun or the City Solicitor. On Thursday last, at IVindsor Castle, Mrs. llamsbottom, etiiife of Ja-ns •Kamsbottom, Esq. awl youngest daughter of the Rev. F. LAnAtord, Canon of On the I+,l inst. at Lilliput, Captalit Wink, worth, or the Navy. )n Wed..esday evening, Mr. George Slemaker, yard, aged 6z. LONDON MARKETS, ere: RETURN OF WHEA B ,Messrs. CHILD a.,,1 InclutUng oily froai the gtLt 17 l '•; \IARK-LANr, ,AL.PAS. WelA to .he 141.. o. Aug. agreeataly - to Na. tr.s Quarters at '73g cd 6z6 Q —rters at 665 od lb; at 725 od 989 -a, b55 cd xgo - - --- at 7ts od 541 ------ at 643 od ss at 7os od 469 .t 63s od .. at 6gs od , 931 —wt .6zs od , 4 6 9 178 - -7 '7 7 563 od Its Total 5659 Sj tamers.—Avaage . 6o. ss. id. ioNet til - ux last Retkirn. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Fmm Aug. 7, to Aug. 13, from tht: Cocket o:fice. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. ' 's. d. 36 o 1 s 4 11) sr 6 IS o 177 •53 o y 2S - 50 0 5 6 0 i 4 i 2 6 1 40 49 • 4cil . 55 0 H 7 52 o ota/ sloS Sacks.—AVerao 14.3. lotA. lower thin last Return. ' AVERAGE - PRICE or EI , 7GLANcr ArrocivithEs i Ending Aug. J 4. 640. 51. Barley 22,. iofi. .134ns 355. 7d. 41. i. 51. Oins ZGIS. ` Pease 184. 2d.- SEEDS. Carraway Corimief Canary . - New Rape seed 36s to 42s per cwt. 30., I.() Bss td gos dO. - 3il.ta 331; per last. PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. Kent, 51. tBa. to SI Ss. •iiissex, 51. 12, to Si.' as. Essex, ci. 18i. to HI.. 0. pdricrrs. Kent, 71. 12, to 91. 9S. Susses, 71. Qs. tri 91. os. Farnham, 81. os. to i rl. os silt 111► 1 E L 1) AlAttKl. 1'; Aug. 23. To 'sink the ()dal- 7 -I)er stone of Sib.' - Reef, 4s. oci. toss.o.t. j Veal, 45. od. to 55..6(1. Mutton, 15's. ad. to ss. 5 Pork, ,ss. o d . to ó s. od. ' Laen'-', ss. 0.1. to 65..0(1. oF c..k - ril..riits DA Y. Beasts about tBOO- , --She,ep and Lambs 12,000. NEWCATE ancl‘L F.ADENVIALL MARK ET; Aug. 23 Beet; 3s. AO. to- 4s. Veal, 3s, 4d. to ss, Ntottoo, 4s. 6d. to ss. cd. I Pori:, is. cd: to 6s. 011.. 4s. S.I. to 3 -s • PRICE OF 'I St. James's Market 3s. Iqtt. Clare Market 3 5 . • 91. • Whitecliapel Market 3s. Sci. per stone of 81b. rs. ?;(1. A vciage price 35. 80. I'AT. LOW. * . I Town Tallow 635. • 61. Russia clo,(Cami) 62;. od, Russia do. (Soap) £os. Melting %zit' 545. 555. DutO rough, 38s.- . . . Graves Os. 0.1. - Goikil Dregs tos. .tiezi, 78,.—C urd, S. zos. 61.—Moulds,- 124. od. Yellow SOap, los.—Mot Prase of Candles per dozen, I St. fA NI S's 11 A &lARkt i r, Aug. zr.: Hay, 31. 16i. od. to 71. i7S Od. —Aver. 51. 16. i. Er.i, Straw, 21. to ZI. 9s. 6d.—Aver. 21. ss. WIII'rECIIAPEI. MAR/SET, Aug. 2t.- Hay, 51 ss. d. to 71. ios. 01. —Aver. 61. 7s. 6d. Clover, os. od. 'to 81. Bs. od.—Aver. ocl. Straw, 11. tBs. od. to 21. 6s. ed.—Aver. 21. 23. Ott' COAL EXCHANGE. . . _ Best Coals, in the Pool, per Chai dron 425. od. Delivered to Housekeepers at - its. od. Second Sort per Chaldron - . - -365. od. Delivered to Housekeepers at • 4ss. gd. -. .. Interior sorts cheaper in proportion. . COUNTRY MARKETS. uxaltlpc.t. The Corn-Inspector's Return, on Thursday, Aug. 19. Wheat, per load, 141. zos. to Oats ~ 245. to 3oi. 1.71 r los. • Be.ttas . 35.. to 395. Biif kil t , per quar. 335. to 335. Pease . . 4os. to 423. -- wrwsuay, AUG. 19. Wheat, 4os. oci. to 706..0d. B.tatis, 3os. od. to 4os od. New W,,eat,' 6'2s. ' Oats, los. od. to 265. od. Barley, 265. od. to Jos. 0d..• ?east>, 3os od. to 363. od. READING, AUG. 19. Wheat; 465. od. to 725. ai. ' Cats, 2.25. , ed. to los.. OA. New, os. oil. to es. al. Beans, 355. od. to 38s. od. Paley. 29s 6d. ti.) 335. od. .. . Pease, 425. od. to ---s. od. SALISEVRY, AVC. t 7. Wheat. 523. od. to 665. od. , Oats, ;Bs. od. to tas.od. Baricy, 2 4 5. ad. t0..7.X4. od. I Buns, 365. od, to 425. od. A ; and Publ4.llcci.4 ‘ , Y . I LL :AM A r :4!Gir R SCR s, (ot Horse. tot the fa t ter; Lefton is rlc 4 . 4iftcr, sec, 0,01:14 Mar risioLtritlYTATE-I.OTrERY, sEvEura A Y. No, to,ng, Pirgt IYrawn) a Prize or zD b oool, - 60, 7. 1. 337,- .. a Vtiae of 5.01. No. of coal, • .Nu,. 3,425, a P.riza. of so!. etic ICI St ULKS. iksTE AI ~ . . , _ ....-.. . .. . .. li - Ank Stock . j I nth, Stock i Navy i per Cent. 991 k tot" Sino Sea Stock. . - pci Cent. 1747, V3.2..L,ci I,II heti. I , l'll, 2 . i. 3;.`p rein. Irish j p er . C ent.- • • kuntl4bl e .4littu . vrcin. i,pet Cent. (f on. F 6 .;U:1- . * - :3(.1 Exchequer Ilills dis. Per Cent. 1te:1i6i)4,4- 911- ' oniniir m E l y _B ll s, per Cent. Con. 6lie d i Si . -Eloper: 3- pct ..c...c.u. 62:T 65 Ditto Scrip. -. . . - Ditto, Ann. . - -,• .• . - Bank t_. A ttn. 20 . 7- r6i, stank for opening Ditto Short . Anti.:* r(-i6; _ 1 mliator Aci :.4c,:...; Ditto SCfilT Consols tin Oct. 6 n. 3 41 BEAUTI FLA SEAT OF W[MBLEI)ON, SURREY. TO ,BE SOLD Int - AUCTION, • 13v Mr. .CHRIS 11E, At his G'reit Room in Pail-Mall, TtibRF,DAY the iStiuin:se.• SINGULARLY ELEGyINT- LEAS'EHOLEI: VI f.IJA, with S 7'AItI.I . NG for 'CIGIIT HORSES, - TWO (.`oA . ef - L.TIOUSES' i anti numercus..attacind and detached.ollices Qf every. Denoinliiatkn , , to - the Villa and the Farin Kitelich fully cropped and Well with choice Piuit Law . n*, ano rich in the whole near TWELVE. ACRES, impart stirroun.led with. a Shady Walk. Prcrnfr.esare.iri the . rnoz,t ck,z - Ant And perked state, -7oznpletely .FU RN I'S Ft EU .. in die MOLE RN sT Y,LE; "tit forme immediate r&reptiora of . a 'delightfully situate at the ext.terne,part pf `bt'i!nhltkipri Common, with Inn. command of . extensive and ~ :I;;ornincaly nit Prospee . B-. ' Distance front -. the threr. inkigek.about six iyiles. ' • „ . between the h p il . rl Twelve and Four o'Clocic, Tuesday, Wetinesday, Thursday and Friday, ar:d prinled niay at the. Rainbow CoKe-lious:2, Cornhill in Pill.;Mati. • •• • LiVERTO()L. TO POItTE I R I I I. 3 .I I2. t h i n'E ; I ) ( I; S,D PI i•REC t • • ' • TO BE SOLD BL' AUCTION, •. CHRISTIK, 1 . At his g reat Renal, in London, • On THURSDAY, August i 6, at One o'CliOek, - N, AMOST CAPI fAL, CAPACIOUS, aria s ;'ELL-CONSTRUCTED PORTER-BR EW occupying and covering two statute Acres 0,. i;xeela Laud, within the boundary of . the Town, with , a most abunuant tsl.i4ly of w,iter 01 the first y ~city and 'purist nature, competent to•st-ipply the,whole hiit.aitants ver— Pool. The Premises are most sutistantiall v -and con. veaiently disposed for cartyiug on, upon the !most exiPlisi' , 'e scale, a Porter-Brewery, Vistillery, br Recti tying br9pirits,-; a ca pital and tt se fu I Stec - E mune, by wh ic n cvery , _par tof the _Premises are; supplied tty .I.eadeit .aa(l , well cal. culated to reduce labour fu several depart en t?. The Cdppers i , Squares, lltidersack's, Mash -tune, and , Copiersc arr'larsearly -new, and in the most periett condition. • There acc buitlitats sufficient to convert ihtoa Cotton-Maout . aaory,leavingamPle room for all toe ahol'e lttAtcles; the 'situ:won for ‘A.9 - tich is undoubtedly the firs: in the Kin,dont, and ; in the Distiller line there would be a reguiar vela for all Spirit:3.thiqcotilci he made: the 1 . .1i - esext rib: Anent the roost propitiokiS, to tn the reduced price of slops • a convenience for -Malting all the. : f ear round, - toe redundant water, will s.lhoitii DecOnle.a consictcra annual produce. •"• .• Tne. Premises 9 1 . :4 be v..ewed by . apOyi ng to ;),I..essrs. Ifeavvitit au,i 'Co. Mr. Meek,le . e Mr. H. T . ;. l orni;sonot LiverpoOl.' • Printed Particulars will be ready • to:, delvwtl . kwenty days .precrding the Site, apd a Plan may 1101 , /,_42 ssem at Mr ectrislie's, %vino is empowered to ic‘eive,rroposta.l; b% 'Private Comma. • No. 7, Tili../CEN IRE.. PART OF '1 ICE TERRACE * HAM-GATE. TU BE SOLD PRIVATE CONTRACT, Mr. ClißiztilE, dAklittufly s;t l / a tC ji...1/2:4170 S l'R Err, QWEEN's PALA CiE, on li!C : kA . CE RON 411 NC; S jA NS ',...1'411.Q . c., with full' i:onyrrriod of .Yew 4acianci over the Part $ tithlch IS'optinca to the view tiy Iroti - Pr:rnises' taye 'two 'singularly tlegant A • n , - - ancifsin third Room on each of the.prir.cipat 1.13 , 0:::, falr Qkl the Seconii; oid the ~rata num ler ort the Attic; ; attaaNd ()ffices, sinall Cardcit, ecc. held by I:vas:4'lllly thtee Years unexpifcd, subject to a .Grourrd FL ; I4.N. I - -1" . trcularly slf.ted to thel're,..iise, in Oertett condition, riny had at a fair - valuation:arid immediate-possession - may b; • To he viewed with - an.l furtlit:r particulars kiro rr in Pall- Malt. -- --- SUFFOLK, RETWEEN BORN' AND Nzw: , 1, , :t0:;.E . r. , EXTENSIVE MANORS CAPITAL - f".tkiviS., WOODS, AND LANDS, PIRPETUAL CURA.CIio • . (sic, . . . - , z. TO BE SOLD. 8 1 1 . AUCTION • • .f3yr M;•., 'RO 'A NS, At tlarraway'§ ColEce;hotise; in Excluiige-1ie . 9,, London,: on ,Thursday 3ot ll of September next, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots, , - • . SEVERAL. Cavital FREEHOLD ESTA •most desirably situate, comprising upwards of T - IVO THOUSAND EIGHT HON , DRED ACR.gS of eAs ,TURE, itIEADOW, 'ARAB - LE, and WOOD-LANDS. the Rents and estimated Value. axuounting to near TWO THOUSAND per Annum, the,Property of a Nob!' man. . 'Lot's. A Capital FREEHOLD 'ESTATE, eiimpr; the extensive Manors oc, Lordships of Denham, Glzely, Highani, Cavenhatn, °Vain:wise Desuing, extending hetueccil 30 and 4 0 miles round; also the scite of the isia,,orui Abhors, with the Fines and Qiiit.rents, and the perpetual Curacy - Icl Denham; Noble WoOds, Groves. and Plains, the capital Mansion or. Farm. house, called o.:nitatit- hall, and scndrf other eligible Farms and Cottages, eon prising the whole Parish of Denham, and part vi .- Gately, j:ontaining - upwaraiS of Thirteen Hundred Acres of Meadow, Pasture AratilP. and Wood Lands; divided bS' thriving 1-lede, Hai ' l in ex cellent Cultivation, lest to respectible anti Tenants on Lease, except the 'Woods and Alat:ors,- Win It ate 1. , hind. The present rent a l ant i estimated value- upwarejs cf ELEVEN HUNDR E D POUNDS per Ai iniim, capable ot great increase - This Estate is a most et:sir .iole 'propaty for a Nobleman or Gentleman, the Manors extending large traet of country, and ;both d itg with (;arr_ Lot 2. A desirable FREE IV /I_ D c;.iled Des situate in the Hamlet or I ligham, and Parisit of Gael,; comprising a capit a l Nlatisloo, with k ;.;ar-- (le i 's, Yards, and O•ii-Ourictings, a Cottage, sad upwaio, cf SE Vlt N UN-1)RD: D and SEVEN EY Acres of Meadoeils Pastur:, and -Arable Lands • -the, principal ,p irt the remainder in the open dqels ; exten-iive - . tin. 400 Sheep, the whole on lease to Mr. K. ng. Lot l• RE EH01.1.) ESTATE, comp+ istitit Higliato* Mali l'ariu, a good Farm-noose, inXs; tintf Cottages, and up e. , artis of FINE 13UN Ea and ('WENT ACRES of de.tow, Pasture, and ;.AtIZ L .octs; an extensive t,Alit for Sit e r r ;in po,seS— sion-or air. rs'. c.,01.1c11., tenant, at L o t 4 . A FRE EHO I. D ESTATE, comprising Higball Lower Green - Farm, a good I' ards, and Build , - ings, and upwards Of TWO HUNDRED Es of dow, Pastu.e, and Arable Lanus, with e‘tensive Comma , ' right fix sheep, in possession of (.::;it1.41. - at Will. f:3 Tile whole ofthe Lots ar e s i tuate between Newniarket aim Bury, a ueautiful spurting part or the eoi , nteit ‘.1.0 ,rtt l miles of each, and sixty-five horn London. Al ay. he.. vieweoP oy applying to' Mr. Joseph Hail, at Denham, it t g, Tenants.. Particulars of Mr. Jos, Hall, at Deiiiiarst Ange" Bur) ; White Flo:se, Ipswich ; An ge l, Y armout h ; R e d VW"' and Ratn• Inns, Newmarket; l'oc-House, At Br.i din; Head, Norwich; tost-thlit:e, Cambridge; Crown,. tell;.ollr. Phipps, Bpurne-bricle ;13. Celerty., Messrs. Blake and' White, Solicitor:; ; Essex -street, at Garraway's ; and of (r. Robins, Warwiek.streer ' Golden square, Lcn lon, where plans of th e E states , i n afew daYso may be seen. 4^, • ,*_-"P terry.r cad, W6:minsier); rid), mist be addressed. ,P,