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finder Trotter, under ,anal by •rif tuc of the s:jid tram the, szid IleMy Laid.Vir:.couW. Mel- Ville, did front the s:ticl t tick day of Jannat v 1 786, tittritv.; all the - time the. said Henry Lord Viscount Melville afterwards continued to hold and, enjoy the said °dice- of TreisUrer of I.tis Majesty's Navy, draw upon the said 6overnor and Company Of the Bank Of Enland, ~for and on account of the monies, so isAted and yid to them, 'and placed to the, tail . account 'o raised in the . fr books, with the said Henry Lord Viscount I\leiville, as such Treasurer, a 5 afore: said i and the' said .Alexander , Tro:ter .did receive and take large sums of money so drawn by him from , the; said Governor ; and Company of the Bank of England as atbresaid : That the said Henry Lord Viscount did„ lifter the said 14th day of January - , 1780, fraudu lently and illegally permit and sutler the said Alex•- anoer Ttottcr to piace Many of the ~ a id sums of Money so drawn, received, and taken by him frotn Govetnot and Company of the Bank of England, .as aforesaid, in the hands of Messrs, Thomas Coutts and the private•bankers Of the said Alexandef Trotter, in his own name, and at his own disposal And the said Alexander Trotter clid thereupon, with the privity, by the cOnnivance,and with the permis:. skin of the said Henry Lord Viscount Mehille, ap ply and use the said last mentioned sums of money; ~. Or grOt part thereof, for purposes of private advan -- "tage or iwerest,..preftt and: emolument ; and did place the said stuns of money, or a great part there of, in the hands of the said Messrs. Coutts and Co,. mixed with and undistinguished from the proper' tUotties .of the said . .Aleminder Trotter, whereby the • last-mentioned sintaS oi money were not only applied to and used t r pkarpwcs ofyrivate advantage or in wrest, prom ann einolutrient) 'a'fid for purposes other than N:o y Scrviees, but -were also es.posed to great risk of loss, and were withilrawn frOM the confronl 'and distosition of tric Treasurer tSt His Majesty's Navy And the sail ilenry Lord V i!tount b 3 so conniving at en ;erivitting and snfre;thg , ttlo Public Money ,to be vitlic,ra fr,,ITI the Bank of Bft,dand, applied in manner hfereaid, ailed in brcacb of the great trust iind contlience re po,.,ed in hint, in violation Of skid Aet Of Yariia meat made regnialli!g hi (Mice, contrary to his duty, and ag:anst the Lanis of 11114 B.Aew,' and to the evil exampl,) of ',AI ptrsonS entrosted in the great 'Departments of the Public Servici: with . any . confront 'over the application and expeaditure of the Public Money. • lOURTII ARTICLE. That after the said loth day of January, 17105, and whilst ,the slid Henry Leril Vi'sdonnt Melville had and enjoyed the said Office of Treasurer of His Majesty'a navy, he, the said Henry Lord Viscount did fraudulently :Indilicn, for the pur- , • Of advantage cc . f interest to himself, or for ac-• quiring or obtaining profit or eniolument therefrom, or for some other corrupt and illegal purposes, and for pnrposes , other thaif,Navy Services, thl:e and re ceive from the Public Money placed in his name' at the Bank of England, as Treasurer of His Majesty's Navy, the sum of 10,0001. or 'fiCRIC other large sum or sums of money, and did fraudulently and illegally onvert and apply the same to his own use, or to ' tome other corrupt and illegal purposes: . That during the tithe the Said Alexander Trotter held' find enjoyed the said Oftce of Paymaster to the said Henry Lord Viscount .Melville as/aforesaid, , and whilst the, Said Henry Lord Viseount Melville held an 3 eljovt'Ci the Said office of Treasurer of Hii Majoty's Navt as afor'.....Said, he, the said Alexander Trotter, kept, with the o said Henry Lord Viscount att acceunt current, entered in certain bOoks of account, containing 'entries of all the sums pid and received by tlie said Alexander Trotter, on the account of the said Henry Lord Viscount Vel‘ ille ; and by agreement hetWeert the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville and the said Alexander `hotter, bearing date the, feth and 23d days of Fe brtLtry, 1803, it is tAat.cd; th . at they had either rhu tuo: y de:iVered up to each (Her, Or resbli7ed and ne,r, d twatuallY taneel eir cleiifrocf, all the vandals or other memoratidnins t . tntt writirfga that at any tittle theretofore loie;htlhave paSsed, or been in terehanged bet , :vcen them relative: to' the said ae eotints, and the different items and articles of which the said articles is ere' cOmposied or consisted : And the said hooks of account .sotttaitting the said account , ctirrent, together with vouchert or other memo r;tudtirtvs aud writiiigs in the tiosesfiiottof the said Alexxodcr Trotter, awl ti 13 6 .01 the said Henry I, 9 rd Viscount Melville 'rel:ni - Ve thereto, were btont arid destroyed by the said tler,ry Lord ViSeount Lad Alexander : tind.,the said stipulation contained in tile V41(1 000111(31i for the said Henry Lord Vicount and Alenititder a.'rotter ton-, many delit oring, up to each other, or tbr Mtlitlahly C011(.:C11141g- 011(1 destr4ing all the . Slie.l vouchers 'other ,mernorlintlturrs or v. ritings relative to the sari tiecount was so entered intti ; and the ,said books OF .ace nuts, tncniorindtims, and Writings, Were 5o buts. :10‘l &;troyl, with a view to conctir thedio.wepy of tl,c :ieve raladvance's, of I,riOnq truide by the said le xtinder TrOtier to the i 4.44. 1,01•41\ -1 1;;'4'01.1111. Melville,' and of else ses:e ral keptif its or eonsiderationi. for or Litton Which the ki",* were tio adt:. - nteed , v , iii c h,,c o ndna o f the lilettry l.A..ird,.Vl,cotnit Melville was, cdotrarr to the ( 11 .4 of hi§ 6:64 lireacii the high dries I . t. , you, ana a of .f;. Ot til; Reahn, :.L;ld to 6.0 ;aforesaid, vavu ARTEcLu. That after the said loth day of Jauuary, i 78 0 ,; „„I ', Mist the sl)a .! . -I.l,:xlricier Trotter so eontiuued tho fiyinaster apt.' the said llenry Lorit 19,,, cc , unt % and with st.ii:h eotirth'aneo, ;11tt i pens iision as a f o ry,:iid, so and Used the rqiuls of money, Or great pact thereof, for pur l- of private advanti4,, - e, profit, and emolument, the said Henry Lord 'Viscount Mel, vii:e t r ittilailently concealing the illegal use and ap vii,i]Ciwii GI the Earne, did procuro obtain, and re ceive frolic the said .A.lexiiii‘LT Trotter, advances of end !. , ,e money, which were made to him tho I leury Lord Viscount Alelyille by tiie Laid 'trotter, in part front money so as ii; lily dtawn him, the aid Troaci . , 1:i - oil': the (.3,ler;lor and COMpa ny Uf the and in part trout stuns of money so vet by the 5.1 d. Alexaniter Trotter, in the hands LONDON - imttcl by Su:.-OViol or *Aft:Asrs. Coutt and CO. as' aforz . i.t'fi, • aija from pr( • per itr,Alies of the said c .4.lt.!:...rander : ;,euti the ip.14)06 .6f: more cfrettitally concealin:t tile said ',ldvatices of ,raDnel; ..ale' said booV.s of account, vonchet . s, memorandums, -writings,- well; so as afortbaid burnt. and:destroyed. SIXTH ARTIE I.E. That amongst other _advances of money so as afbresaid obtftined and receiVed by the . . said • Henry Lord N .7 iscc:ont froM the said Alexander Trchter, the sod Henry .I Vistinuit Melville did Uroeure, obtain, and receive froin the said Alexander Trotter, a gut - v64'242 ) 001 or sortie ether large sum su'tor s of money, adyanced by the said Alexander Trcift& to the said Hcnry Lord Viscount without interest; part whereof was so advanced exelusiVely from Pnblic Money so iN aforesaid illegally drawn from the Governor and Company of the Bank of England by the i'said Alex. Trotter; and the other part whereof was advanced from, the said mixed fUnd, composed as well of Public Meney so as aforesaid illegally drawn by the said Alexander Vetter from the Governer td Company of the Bank - of England, and placed by him in the hands of the said Messrs. Coutts and CoMpany as atbresaid, as of the proper monies of the said Alaander Trotter in the hands of the said Messrs. Coats and Co. which bad been mixed therewith, and remained undistin . guished therefrom : and for the purpose of mere &banally concealing the said advances of rnonev, the said books of account, vouchers, memoran 'duals, and writings were so as aforesaid burnt and destroyed. SEVENTH ARTICLE. That amongst other advances of money so as aferesaid obtained and received by the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville from the said Alexander Trotter, the cilia Henry Lord Viscount Melviiie did obtain and receiver sum of 22,0001 or some other lare sum or sums of 'money advanced to him by the said Alexander Trotter; and for Which it, has been alledged ,by the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville that he was to pay interest : and for the purpose of more effeaually concealing the said last-mentioned advances of money, the said books of accounts, vouchers, memorandums, and writings , were so a s aforesaid burnt and destroyed. EIGHTH ARTICLE. That during all, or great part of the time, the said Aletander Trotter held and enjoyed the said Office or Paymaster to the said Henry Lord Viscount Mel ville, as aforesaid, and the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville held ' arid enjoyed the said Office of Treasurer of His Majesty's Navy, as aforesaid, he, the said, Alexander Trotter, did gratuitously, and Without salary or other pecuniary compensation, act in and transaa the private business of the said] Henry ,Lord Viscount Melville, as his Agent, and wds',-froiu time to time,' in advance for the, said Henry Lord Vis omit Melville, in that respect, to the. amount of froin ten thousand to. 20,0001. ()eta some other great amount: and which advances were taken from the said sums of money so placed by the said Alexander Trotter in the hands of the, said Messrs. Coutts and Co. consisting, in part,' of Public Money clrawn by him from the Governor and Company of the 'Bank. of England, as afbresaid, and in part of his own pri vate monies mixed therewitise and undistinguished therefroM as aforesaid: By means whereof the said Henry Lord Viscount Melyille did derive benefit and advantage from the aforesaidillegal teas of the said Alexander Trotter. And the, said Alexander Trotter did so gra tuitously, and without salary, act in att&transa6l the private business of the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville, and, make him such advances of money as aforesaid, in consideration of the sail Henry Lord Viseount Melville conniving at and permitting and: suffering the said Alexander Trotter so as aforesaid to. apply and make use of the said sums of Public Money se drawn by him from the Bank of England, and applied and appropriated for purposes of private ad vautage, or interest,profit, and emolument, as afore : said: and the said Alexander Trotter would not have been, and was well known .to the, said Henry: Lord Viscount Melville not to have been able :to make web advances of ,money to the said Henry Lord Viscount Milville, as aforesaid otherwise than from and by means of the. said sums of•Publie lo nty se drawll.by the said Alexander Trotter froni the Bank of England, with the priVity, connivance, and permission of the said Henry t,ord Viseoutit Mel ville as aferesaid, and applied by the said 'Alexander Trotter for purposes of private advantage, interest, profit, and emolument : All which proceedings and were of the said Henry Lord ViscOunt . 1\ klv were contrary to the duty of Ins said (ace, in ()reach Of the great trust reposed in him, - altd in gross viola 2 law;; on Of the law and statutes of this Realm and by all and every (hie of the aforesaid wets dine and coiemitted by Dial, the said Henry Lord ViscOunt alai tlld', 11c 's .and is guilty of high Crimes and misdemeanours. Wednesday,afternoon a quarrel arose in a house in the Grastnarket, ItAnburg,h, between a soldier belonging to the Argyleshitv :Militia, and one of the Aberdeenshire, - in .which both Niere severely wound ed. 'One of them atitmwards leaped Out of a win. do w' into The street, by which he was nmeh bruised. The soldier Most hurt, was sent to the Royal Infir mary, the other to the Military Hospital.. They were bOth 'lunch tO y.ic;l t ed. On the morning of. the I )tit ult, a fire broke out h 1 the brewery at Rothsay, occupied by Mr. Wylie, which, not%vith,tauding every exertion, w as . coin pletely .burnt It is supposed to have beets set 'on fire, and a- precognitiorA is now taking to en deavour to find out the perptrators. Tue:iday morning, between two and three o'clock, a fires out at 1 le,-;:73-s. Davy and Co.'s, woollen matun.., , ;scion, neo.r Crediton, Which raked with grt t,l7y t; hours;, snd entirely consumed th e bitv.,i,; iilllls , The warehouses that were attached t.; 1!;e (1.. .iiing-hoitses caught tire several times, but by the :1 , 1 ;Js ccrtions (Aso= Gentle men who attended, it was pre, ente4:frow spreading further.. On Tuesday lentotpo of the tunporary stairs gave way, at the new txtil !in; on Rose 'r erraee, for the seminatici, Perth, ~ even men wen-, On it, in the act el carrvi;lo; up l very I:lrtye stotie. They wt:ce all more or lc.,s hot _t, and tv. , o thet:l very e.eriLu.iy. A I - AA M I .r.,ts.SCR rrs of -0 C fIA I) !I.', S, vi Nt), 4, M.ctletY.ol!rt, r , rw-,t•ect ; Cub! ,hct: k _ . CB, 1),) wiloce eraie,rti,V7tS fcr 4 „„ la ,i r essea. ‘lol.n. st feet, S; rosvco jor-squAl lITB'T3I7NSTEIi SESSIO,",''S.-JULV 5 Parker, thebdy whortr'we inetif:ioned iEi onr Paper of yeste'rday, was this day put to the bar, iii dii-ted for picking the pdcket of Win. glain, of Winkfield ParK, Berkshire. It appeared, that the •Pro , ;e-ut;)r was wt:lizing down Piccadillyoli Thtza day, l'or!lat I 1 o'cloc1;,, .and Missing 11i p - ocket-book . V Half- , Moon-street and'ciargel,-street, he was 'informed by William Salisbury, a servant, that it had been.taken by the Prisoner. " Thy hn ritediatoly pursued hini, and both ,the -Prosecutor a9d Witucss saw the Priotter throw the pocket-book behind him, under a hackney : coach. 'the Jury' immediately Ibund him rflz PI - 150m...1- then was examined by Mr. MAix-. WARM}, from which it .appel.tred, that he had Only been discharged front the NOW Prison, v.ritere_ he had been confined for theft, the day before he committed this dilence. The Court sentenced him to be transpoiled for Ser , t.n Years. He is about 14 years of age, and a very smart lopking boy..: The trial of Mardi Jackson, for stealing four guar tern loave,, excited a, considerable degree of interest M the mil id of every one present. . The fact was positively sworn to by the Prose cutor, a Baker in Westminster. The: Prisoner in her defence told a siniple, artless tale that she had been but a few days in Londim, that • she Was pennyless, and had no immediate means of-subSistence, that she had been instigated to commit, the offence for which she was tried by an Old woman who had given her lbsiging, and that per son was at t little distance froth her, waiting to. re-. ceive the bread, at tts! time of the Prisoner's appre hension. But as the prOperty had not actually reached her, the Courteould not take cognizance of her ; The Prisoner Cried bitterly,. and was scarce I able to stand at the bar. Her look was that of plain ru%tielty, overwheinied with grief; her • look ^ and deportMent pronounced, that though she was in this instat .'..c guilty, she was in general innocent. woman, A young wan, a domestic of Lord Aus= sell, appeared in favour of her charaCter. he was extremely agitated, and swore that she ktiew the Prisoner from her infancy ; her father was agrirdet . r. at Streatham, be died about I:iur 'months sine 3,. and the Prisoner, lWoWing that her mother had illy young children: to support, had come to London to loOli for service„ The. Witness bad freqUently trust ed her in his Lord4hip's house, and had always found her to be extremely honest and discreet young girl,. She is now about 14. . The Jury found her ;111lty, and- the Court sen 7 teneed her. to be privately whipped and diScharged. She u as afterwards restored to her friends, who were waiting to re eeive her. On Sunday morning a woman named Mary Jack son, for whose apprehension a• reward of thirty guineas had been previously tiffered,' was taken into custody at a house in Church-street, Manchester, on a Charge of having perpetrated the murder of Ann Sthith, at that place, Mentioned in a forrner Paper. When apprehended, she had in her possession.. a bundle, containing silk gowns and other articles of feinale Wearing apixtrel, of Considerable Value, which she is strongly suspected to have stolen either at ton or 13nry, from which latter place she had just arrived, totally ignorant of her having been adver tised. A pawnbroker's duplicate was like Wise foUnd upon her, which proves to ,have been given for a watch belonging to the deceased woman; and every circtunsttince plainly evinces the Prisoner either to be the aaual murderer, or an accessary in the foul and • cruel deed. List .Week'the mite of - Coates, a journey 7 man pipetnaker in. North Shields, was committed tui the House of CorreCtion Tynethouth. bad a few sharp works with one of her neighbours, she snatched up an iron-hooped- tub, and with a, desperate blow laid her feeble antagonist senseless at her. feet. Not content, with this, the virago Fpning r.pcin her body, and with her fists I a tered the poor:Woman's fice Without mercy. Being at released from her fangs, it wag found she had rc4.:eived a large fraCture in her skull from the stroke given the tub, and for several days her life was itt the utmo,t danger; there, aro now, however, hopes of bra. recovery. rho f(,)llo , ,,ving daring outrage took place at the d•yellir4:-house 'of William 2Vkins (an old man, 134 year ot age), who lives by himself at the Gawket, near Moinnouth, during the night of Thursday sea- TWo yillains attempted to force open the dool., laic aria of a harro•a , -tine, which proving ita eflattal,, they went to lin adjoining barn, titan h prociired plough=share, and eireeted iLeir-pluTpse. rap , Ulsl man being awoke from his deep by the barking of his doi., was proceeding ttli.l.ressed,%'\ , hen he w::s ni.:l be one Of ho seized loam, drtgtis:td him into the kit. , heti, and, overing . his head IA kit a blanket, kept hiM thus eiintinl, sittinv ) on him, most other villain, hi the: mean time, priy:eecllM to rifle the house; whence they carried Laall the money, clothes, proVi6ons, Biel even the, ved .11 - oL4 under the poor hid man, .leaVing him to tally (:Icstitute of ever}' article of w--irir apparel esxcept a feW old tapneors they did not think worthy 4 notice. All attempts to discover these daring Menders Lace hititerio proved intf,.!Jtual ; but it is hoped they will not long elude the vi , ilitrit.eVe-s of ... jastice, nor estpe,that punishment which si justly awaits their cruelty. . .5 11 ••••••.... CR AV VirN L, JUL , ' 4. Passed by . --the Mary, l'airc , Non. irurn Dublin ; Slccesq, by ittp.;,.43, !tom C,, Lk ; I Cli,aante ; and I . rit;,llup tn,n: Tun , Sailc,i the CAvpso, D,ivey, fur Trlntitlemr ; row El - vo..i,t t, w :i i w Anne, V ton : ,:iL, - “La Petro. tai 'l6nnini,crn. S TACKS. T.l h. I . ii Ank Stock . India Stock, 1 , -1 i pvt Cetr.. Ant India lionct4, 2e. 83S. dig. pt:r Cent. 1797, 98i ; South Sea SIOLk, Irishi s ilr Ccot. Sri I;xcileqnv.t bill:, Js. dis. 1 4 Pet Unit. 7i i prem. j i ier t. i'ht,'l,4,l j g 4 59 (Nontnn. 4} 1" 1. CeP Ccn t,ikoE I infm,:i.:l 3 ilo.r Cent- 571 Nati, I . A Oil if) lir i 61,115. Dirt° Al4l. DitiO Silt)il. Aill'. Qin:, 11)) ()p.,59 i 6...) . It ICP • . BlRrits. ou Wetirtecday morning, Lady Caroline Stuart W or tley, st e H thattof Jarness-squ.tre, a a St IL, Oh T hu rs day - P a st, in Park-street, I..tdy Barrett Leon ard, of a laughter. Oil the 3d inst. at Jiiar u C t oOS, ~.C..St the of D. n.. Dralte , Esq. NI-P. of a Daughter. Lately. the Lady of Samuel Carp enter Tooke, Esq. of "Wirt I It e , 0 3 ..on. A; Hampstead Heath , th e Lady of. 1110 MAS S heppal fit E' 4 ' Of a Sot'. • MAR 1? MD. V r Scott tc oTn a t t st 0 j( n e : 1 1 7 1 1 1 g r t ge n 'C t o h u c ti t lt v e o v i henry ,tt 1:11 rr*: eldest daughte rot' the Rev. Barrington SYert 14 ' 64 of ICE:ditigton, in the County of Sattfolk. • C On the 24th tilt. at Percietoo, mar Irvine, the 'Hey. Otirtersott; min bf the Rev. Nlr Oaltterson, ‘Vet bride. AI rshi re i , to Miss Helm Maeredie, }' nutty ilau),ll - nlacredic, Esq. of Pereton Lztely.. at Castle Green, Colebrook Date, Mr:r",r3P.: son. to Miss Eliza Pitt, daughter of MIS. Fitt, of Wottei hatnpton. On Thursday, DIED. 'she saute morning. in Ciw's Hoy, itaii in the tionstrAh, IP consequence of a fait timn his horse, in a tit, en the Green., Geotgel%ledley, Esq. of Grsvenor-04e% with Road, a few days before; --- Colvin:1411, FA' _,_ O il Saturday last, Mr. lobo, Suter' a t his house in rri or r street, Lambeth. , ' .......- NEW FAMILY RESID'ENCE, Nowrli AtliqY.' A s t l.: . LE T the Cotner of e ItOSV ENOit • SQUIIK''' ' TO hE SOLD BY Atle'ritiN, atraway's Coßtree-hurls,, cy, c, urob lll ' ''' A SINGULARLY . Eligible NEW- 13 Tuescuy I illy 9, at 1..,-veive 0,c1,0‘. , l c, " i ' A. si DENCE, adjoining to the Bari of Leicesters, It.t, coiner of North Audisy .street, Gros-Yeller-square ; 0 11 . 1 1 / 1 0 4 ing a s ubitantial Ittick-built Itonsti,afa N lll°ll3l. 11311‘ 1 4'1,1 e.it.V:itloll, COntaining, on the G round. door, a neat Latro.,a, jou., well.proportioned Library, a.l3reaktast.roorn, "i'd VI tiot Eating:4o°M, with Recess, Water Closets, itc• 'i.e story conSists of two hantisume Drawing.rcionts, and A i n To , room, with Folding-doors, and French %VinilmOr./13 c . ' ' el! , 14c• the three Ito opening togethel, and fornan4.4". 10_ Kant Suite 'or Apartments. The Clistnitter.tiobr catio,tiolir; lted-chambers anti two DICSSing:TOOMS tiargC ell Air, ggi fleet each) ; and four Attics over on the ilaseineot 3 11 Kitalei ' BO - ' V l' . 1 ' ' ' . I.3f'" . I:, Übe .ecper':;, rdom But.er s.panti)• LTII,II I t r i i c t n i 0 ; 1 : Il i a . :!: r e. 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V HY A #.l CT l O Nr By \L. 11.0131;•.:$; • , „bill, 0 0 At Cagrallr3y'S .COIieC.,IIQUSC, ChAlge-aIt,CY. ,C 13.- ' TueSday, !lily 0, at Twel,ie 4tloai willips A NOBLE .F.\NIIIX •RESIDENCE, c °l . l . pJf' suits of sp,(cioos Apartments of large diriliesisinto, titularly ttiomy I, l it rAnce Iti II , anti grand S tt . ri.1 ... , r o z , s've Dining-room, t y h.'. by tivonty.tusr, 01'1"/ ti 01 cast-roots; Libraiv,u.rllsres's'ealtg.-rotiot, awl Wat'rti,olllo-4 the Ground. door three superior eteg.tilt DraWilf,,gloilinigrr of the saute dinieusitniS as the Ditting-rotso4 " /4/ '. 1 st* o , r io ip+ ,00 , Dressing-room, siod Water-closei,. on : j-,40,.,:ri, ~,, on the Secosulioor are six spacious lieu"..' „ ocoatiP,ri preS'Singi43l3lS, a Closet, and six Attics ova. ' oio us i Stone StairCaSe. The Otlicet are resnatit ably 1.,,,,,0,116_ ( i r t. 1 a l . ;.' ir v , a r li r : 1 et l g. 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Truly Seleet FREEHOLD EIFSA'O, 1 . 0 or !iairidixe7l,6ll,mallv bnys,lo A.130u s E, situate. a sliort-distance beyontlt1)11), coati Stone on the High Road to Ilertfotd and Wore•',..built ,''• of Middlesex ; comprising a mot excellent Doc% deadav with every suitable clo nes lie rrallficire'':d piclt•of ‘ t si t r ; l F k (s;re:ti 1:t1r """Ylvd: Giaach,linuae, and Stabling, Wet!'" ~e,,ati,,,, a, no Canal of tine clear Water, with lac . iv Ac re, l4 , tow •tand, cuntianing together upwards of O s c't,ol.l)al' ° whole Tythe-tyre, ai,id surrounded by wily . t i n+ til / With CateS to the dillerent liielostires, till tlle NlaY be viewed on .1%1 d• 's • d Thursdays Orl .1) Al Al , , elf , Of Sella, by ''rickets 011 k II .11/ Ate; i t p Vartieulars at the gal, 'Nava; n u . , (, . ~.. Edmonton ; U. Entiad ;la c;urriway,s; an" ? ric iao , bins, NVarwick-htreet, GOltiCiP4titlare, 1 1 / ICI° ..,," viewing IllAy be ital. ..,------ , A lt •'-- '. ----„,—. -----------, , 141.„-, ------ ----------- hii) LAND, MARINF. ELEGANT MANSI" A'V (-1.11% .EAIT COWES, ISI.I. OF ~1,,,i4 se P ise::TS' ligrr°u bilsiso,i(in'ri:.:is'o,.!tzi. 14ite:,:; • TO. LIE SOLD HY AU L . : t'''' • ' I - in Nl* r()I4NS, , 00 1, 9 Y 1 . - ' ' . ocy, o'r . At Gatraway"s Collee-1i0n,,L., 'C1,a0,4-; , e c locc, 0. • uesday, theoth ur luly, at 1 : Wi:.l . ,17i11°L' '.. ',I 1:', 'Fi Pt' O r : • AcATTEAL. alla I)E.sritAi, „,.., ~,,,,..!. foinool, . r !P i k :, kS I' AT E, late thelt eaiden. c 0 i„ . ,. E . 9 o 1 ~, ,,,,,,.liod" ot-uprising a singularly elegant s: 1 y„ , ~...-if e , r , si ON, MO, a' ING S, erected avitlun a , ~,,1ti.,,i30 dce eleyatipp, awl_ judiciously planrcil, w',.!:"::_,4, in toe i',4ls, .. every descriptitin ; sittiate near F.aat (...,,,,11110,1zlit,,"tef., .: Wight, within laalf a mile of the, t.'.i. ',.c.;t, :lii tl i ,liii °ll views of it, the Medina River, cw I, „„ r, 01".0 40 tinitmsbire. 11'0 flouse i 4 tutilt.Witli Innutc,, ..,1, v•cs Ar., pla, a Pt-n(1a) iii front to Coe ,k;ntriii,.4.l-1O.:,0010,(1".0.. sllacinus 'l)ining-Tarlitir, circular 'I) % • A . s . !I trii,Stirt.:',,,,,,r and Dressing.ltcoin, an eleout Stairca i,tiiil ;he ii?,,,,4:, vvlnuh catttalt-0 a In'nr,c,. or iilarrtiolY°°l Lu nd to s ,,iii,o:'( Room, !three exCelicoi .I;c3-Cl"'")!r1; 14;ircil"°' a tyiri :l Rooms '; the OMeei av,.. it coliv...lticli ..,,,i(v. iit . o ,i' , Houseitee 'gtl ' ' riintrY, ' a ' iit II" Perii KtiOttl, it et , ~_,.,,,.,0 ; . f 4 , ~., CellatS, and three Servants' llL.114",;':,, Q/1111_1740,, end-is a double Coach -house and Stir ,!7.1; 3 r,W.:01:1 ltn , in over ; Font- Var,l, and Ont-10 Ir'!.',!'; ; a pr:', .1: r velkiat Water, led by the stton:est .e;; ; „' Treeiilvlo,lo4, Kitchen Car.ln, -• l '1 au'i ce l ' il ' i 1116 iiitcr plantec Wit t , ,0t,,,,i0 _ 0,..„ vo ''("1,.!," F•ttelOsUces of Meadevir. 1-.10,150,r,,;30;iful D .to 01.; tiedo' atrot 2t ACreS, rgillillr;,'!,', 5hr,,b*.;,,.,,41,01 tlPera with lotairiant Forest:VP:o .1_1.,,:eai.,,,,, iti. 1., to in complete otder, and :tit tor tho ow ~ . at,i,,, Nobleman or Gentlinan's fautily._ tile i,rofOr bol_pos, • May be' viecved. l'articillara. 0111,000,0014, : ol d „,1 . . , ,, Bugle Inn, NCWpott ; VOWIP'", (.40,00 ' •0/ - ' •• • 0 "' f I P , " SOttthaMptart Uthit, Stitt)," • ~ o,e„, ''' Robis, War,•..ick- sire, Met niden-, 1',..,:l era. `lan of the UJUSC and ates may u LEAS 0-101,1) FAR NI Alvt Cl),:t::;:1,-----::::;?.:41)'1'4: and F, 1 ) G W A 1Z I', „. 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