The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-28 00:00:00

$ :)01177.1kG NCl3_ DO NCA3 I E. tt., wgrttlihDAY, sv.r. r. 2s. The Cold Cap, rco, 0. tree for any, Horse, 54e. Lord. 1 iri,,taratri%, 4. Caleb Qrt.t'crtt, 3 )I's old SA . W. C;,grarif's tar. c, Votrhg t liatrot, 4) r$ Ofd - 2 itCllelvi.d Stakes. A SuNcription of Tett Guittettt., for jyt .10. t Szc. i• I Al r. Ca) forth 's g. NiArCiisvaged Stratlinwi el, c. by Sri Peter, 3 yrs old Lora tit Av.-1; i;tm's be. SiV i'kul, 3 yl4 01,1 Sir Gas,...,isues li. c, by Sir Peter, 4 1 raotd . r Stays ohr - Sii 11 ii)po:rar, 3 )rb to; oii 7 - to .1 .iy,,untit St.. .It'.;_, gto Lord c. A kmiLll , l ~r•a ja.t lc was inutle. again :4 Msrciit's rider, led by the Sic watts to-mgrow. - 3 TEWKESIWRY RACES. • TUrstfiky, sket, SWeerstakcs or" Ten Guincai ea,h, ;old a roi's Head: Five S , .ll,scribcrs. lit tit ut 3 tWO-Iniie beats. Mr, (..'ie.iso (.11's b. tn. by I.,scape, agctl dr 'l4(r. Crceping Gin ' - 2dis Mr Ni..sv'N to,sring Tont ' . 3 2 A Sivvey•it.,l•; , :d of Ter) Coinens, with Avveray.five Cuitleati I,lcl th , tLauc Fowl. Five Subscribers. liedts as be(gre. 1,'.11 L,(O ,k's cit. h. Nhirplot, s ilst. 41b. r 4 1 $ b. In I.4iicliess, 5 yrs old, list. 41k. 2 . dr ilertnyr'‘ t, it, le Fcggy, 4 ith 014 T,t. 91b. . 1 3 3 mt. P syrs °ill, Sat. 410. . 3 4 1%1; . (.11. h. Frederick, s'yrs old, Lt. 41b. s $ vrtoNt'sOny, sr:rr. 2c. Wt. l l ive t , hill" e a ch , wi t h I arty Calacas from ItoCe Subsettovs. Tlie best of three lleat;;. I, o ld t.r u olt.'4 Lit. li. Marplot, Syrs old, B.i, 91b 5 i Mr Killcrmatl's hr. h. Ifeelt.ip, 4 yrs old 2 3 2 I\lr ciesp.vrii's b. nt. I:oottess, $ yr. of 1, Sst. 91b. t t• , T, I iettrt's Little i'eg, 4 yrs old: 4 , 1. - 3. dr Ni FretivficK,S yr. olrt, 5.. t. 91b. 4 dr raw.; 11,3:i WM attended by a great deal of fa _ sinotiabie company from Cheltenham, and the sur rtanal.lig villas, with which this beautiful part of sta.,bire and the borders of Worcestershire .s. There was most excellent sport, and .every thing Went off with hp-eat eau'. These races bid 'fin tt, uL the first in this part of the country, b the well known liberality of the Ste Ward, 11.1 LY Giti;SSWLY.L., Eeici. will always ensure. He Las I ittclly taken the stewardship next year. %Lite following 11103 t atrocious act was lately tom. mittcd Kiiiitis, a respectable person in the nei,;hbourhoud of Tewkesbury, who had cohabited • with a woman of the mime of liallsey, was, a few days ago, 'combatted from the Green Dragon, Oorsi to her' own dwelling near the same place. Being very much in liquor, he went to sleep in an arm chair She, with a razor, cut his small clothes, and entirely emasculated him. He is, at the writing' of this, alivc, but the Surgeons haVe pronounced it nu pOssible he can survive.. The woman has been ex amined before 1 Ir. Downeswfu.L, a Magistrate, of .w atc , , ,stev,liire, mid committed to Worcester Gaol. She has not as yet. assigned any reason for her in human conduct, but it is supposed jealousy was the true cause. DUIIII.OI ANSIZES. TRH KING V. stAny YOUNG, M.LZABgTiI YOUNG, ANN MOogli, AND ROUEUT YOUNG, ON TUE pito- SF.OUTtoN OF itittnoirr MASON., WIFE OF DENN.S utii.sori, run, AN ASSAULT. Mr, RA not, on the part of the Prosecution, stated, that the quarrel which produced the assault arose from ,the Prosecutor'S husband wvipe, been ejected nil ,a farm by the Defendant, Robert Young, who was TE.IOO - .:, to 1.1. e farm the Prosecutor's husband ived upon, and that the Prosecution had been br 1F ;!.t aninter Se;,;siow;„ but had been ft -on!. thence to this COurt by the De- Brid,!,et M.is , ln (the Prosecutrix) deposed that she wa ,, , the of Dennis Nlason, who held a farm ad 3oinit44 to F0'% ,. 1 , 1 - 11ouse, which he quitted lagt year and. tLit. Yollllg, tiliCt:l.T(l...d in put person Ott the form ; and that the•Pro secutr% awl her husband has since gone to two at She said, that, since they lett Fov:ler Slie. had. pot spoke:' to any of thefl'inliiy of Youngi tbr a y car and a hidl, exeept Robert Yolm4, That ou Wedncs4.4y ilWir1111)g, dip . 6th of .44.ngi4t lasz, sea waS giting to Darlington Market, and':it'ad.' - on her road to pa4s Vti*ler 1:160'e, where; the . betendanti Ftv. :t5 I p.tsed the honse I saw the :females al the door, but did not speak hlti got abo;.;!: an hundred yards past the door, and 1 h,:tird:sottiebody behind tee 5 anti upon turning mund I saw tin two Youngs and Ann Moore, The two Youngi c,une aod thrust me on the breaSt, and pnt me backwards babre this I had done 'or said nottilu4 to thqm: 1 told : them if they wont' not let zlli ali.The 1. wonld - fetch a peace *arrant,: The fa ther, Pobert. Young, was there looking Over the wcrkm. n on tlx toad, he being. Surveyor 'of the h'gh ro:titi, and one Robert Lamb Was then working ne ar him. The father then said, I could have winrant, for I had nov itltOrseK. Mary and Eli "3 1 .)0C1 Young then eloieti me on each side, and toe7bal k towards their house for near nine they got me iover against.the 14tiwr, they gat: tttr,Vll upon the road, and Eliza.. h.,+.1.-:rro, -. 1 0 y: Vac throu,, and tried tb eluiah me, f o r 'h. ip.Ad opt sr '. tl{. , Mary Young pressed me the dol,vn atoongst mad. T h en Robs' c ,,nnt: an t \ t9ok lary:Y on: ug off, saying, "I.*Nvo one 13 not, to I tl7.en ,itrove with Ell'ha ix; Y 4 0 ,10,..; until I could get 01'; I bit Elizabeth'.l arm, and ;;;Iy Hod e;.tate loose, and i then got tip. May Votuq tnen took up my cloak and trampled it i ll t he nv.o. 1 then went and struck Ertwbtlih W ith my stick, and Mary came up, mull kept her off with my She then called cult, ° Daddy ! /104 old devil Will beat us both, she befts I] it s tick Robert Lamb then .C4tTle a-back of me and t w isted the Stick (Vat of, my hand over my thaaider 5. ;MA it'Vut my thitinb out of joint, atul I yeas lame in both my cross-C\;.111)1(1 ition by Mr. Scii.tr.Wr, he its>kod ltc r, ", Did yon. ever forgive old Young for turning. you Out of the farm ?" !.Her answer was, That Is another question. Site thrther s;tid fthe first fi3W the father upon the road beforethe chiugh terS came tip. I first- said to hint; o can I trust to if I cannot trust to Robert Young 1" I never istopt upon the road to abase hini till I was stopt by flit: daughters. lklik.NOlt, and Freehold ESTATES, between Ludlow and Shrewsbury in the County of Salop. TO HE SOLE) •CON`l ttAcT. By Mr. ti MITI, r"1"1-1E MANOR of LAXON,, extending over about fiaoa Acres, Eines, Relicts, Quit.tents, Rights, and I snow nities belonging to the same, with a large and valuable Freehold Estate, containing 'coo Acres tat rich arable, pa, tore, and meadow Land, well situate for rilatkil lime, lind ' Goal, near the Turnpike road leading flout sltrewshrtty to Ludlow, Tythe fr:.e, and I,and-thx redeemed, near Chute h- Strewn', in the parailt of Eaton :Alai county of Salop. The Estate is Irigh!y ititerayerseil with Wood Land*, - and Will adapted lor the preservation of Game, with vrludi the Manor *hounds ; with suitable Farm • litnisz, llaria , t, and otit..baudiaga, -several .Cott3ges, a Winer Cord.mill, and lino Streant or Water running thrvaigh ten I, May be vievce- 1 ; and Dad of Nl+ Truth, No. 6x, 1404 d-street, near the k0y..1. Ex.:l4lov, whet:. a Map ut the Emats may be seen. 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I ''' ,',, ?i , • '• , Jl',,„. to,: ......„ _,....,--- 1.4.)N pot. , , vrintra by K 1 citA R I) 11,,,,R RI s, of No. 4, Mattlett.crturt, ~Row.,!. ..t r. t et. i a!it i 11 ,3 b1.,hed b) Wit I.; AM AY.l.l.tnilt SC errs, of South NI It i S: :: ::: :‘;::'bvi:"t::::41.14:--''' -*--7 - --gs.-- ----------- At the tni,,F)PkIGS, No. 11'4, tiarld i where Alt etriisenunts (A , 4 ,,, tor La I,api„,i.Leit,..,r, jor th,.. zii ( , .. ~ ~,,.., , 0 ,si,,,i. ,tor, ,i.c.. posi-petp./), litust bi.... , ut..r. - ... , , 143151 f bding asieed- What . Magistrato she first apt. .pliedt to ler redress, she replied-, ‘‘ . l never applied to'-any,Magistrate,: but first went to Mr. liirton, of Durh4rti,,attorne*.l..for advice." The; net , .. Witness. wits Robert Brown, of Denton ligthe .Ple stated that he was leading stones upon the road: 44 The first that I,saW of the parties NV3O the two. Ydungs dragging Mrs. Mason, whom - they threw down. I then I;aw one of them. tread the cloak in th© mud. I afterkards saw Margaret (the vothet), and I heard her say, 'lf ljtad been there Lwould nave given her twice as Mitch: . Upon cross-examination he :,aid,,." I Was about one hundred yards distant when I first saw them." Elilabeth,Newten deposed that she lives near the Defendants, Youngs, and that on the day the rencontre happened, Bridget Mason came, into her 'tense, when she washed her cloak, and she seemed' much tewed, Here the evidence on the part of the Prosecution closed, and Mr. SCARL,LI', on the part ef the De fendants, addressed the Jury. - • He said that this case had, and he thought Wifely, been removed by certioraii from the Quarter Ses aims to that Court. , The case itself was a singular one, and reminded him of the language of a Peet, who recited a story of two knights who fought till the 'one run the other through the body with his sword ; notwithstanding, he again rose and Ibught, and conquered ; so it was among these female he roines—the amicable Bridget was brought to the ground, but, as I shall clearly prove to you, she rose and with her staff she overcame her op ponents. As there was no evidence against Ann Moore, who was also included in the indkiment; the Judge directed the jury to acquit her, in order that she might he admitted as evidence.' The Defendants then called Mary Sewell, who deposed that she knows ,Robert Young's house, and s.re. Bridget Mason upon the road near the house on the day the assault was said to have been committed, She saw Robert Yoinag upon the road, and the Pm, seeutrii abusing him. When she first came up to him, she said, " Good morrow, honest man—yon area d=-d.great rogue !" and she confirmed abusing him. Elizabeth Young then came up to her, "and desired hertogo away quietly, and not abuse her fa ther ; she then abused them all, and then bit Elila e " Beth's thurrib. The Prosecutrix first went up to het and seized hold of her : she: then went up to Mary Young and scratched her face, and cut Mary's bead with her stick till the blood came, and she fell down : she then went to Elizabeth and bit one of her thumbs ag o. Robert Young was then called. He - saidthat the first address..he received from the' Prosecutrix was, " t will'haVe a paper Written upon a turnpike gate with your charoeter." He then described the assault the same as the preceding witness. He said that Robert Lamb did not twist the stick out of Bridgees hand. Ann Moore, the next witness, spoke to the same aired. She said that Elizabeth's thumbs' Were bit as if a dog had chewed them, there were so many holes in them. Robert Wild deposed, that on that day he s:iw the Proseentrix at Darlington, and she had with her stick about a yard !ono . with a cross head upon it. " I heard her say she had given them,' the Derend ants, both a mark. She took the stick in her hand, and said, " l e ook ye, I struck as full :is I could." Here the Judge said, a more shameful prosecution he *never recolleaed coo itig into a Court of Justice. He said he Would not trouble the Jury with the re capitulation of evidence ; they, lie was sure, bore sutliciently . in .recolleaion the whole' of the case. His Lordship said, that, for his own part, he thought that the Defendants might have supperted a good case against the Prosecutrix. ' The Jury then, without heiitation, acquitted the Defendants. A curious bushiest; occurred at the twuse of a Gentletrian of fortune in the vicinity of ..I.lerkeley square, on Wednesday 'night. The son of a gallant Defender of his Country formed an attaehment for A &Righter of the Gentleman before alluded to, while in the neighbourhood' of Sonthamptori, a few weeks since. tie fbllowed tier to town, and made known the 611.14 e Of his journey, to the friends of the Lady, but there, were insurmountable objdtions to ellabttntiri and after several attempts ,to gain an in. terview, he seemed to abandon the pursuit: On the evening above stated the family were. alarnied, while at supper, at the sight of a stranger abruptly enter ing the room, with a pistol in his hand, demanding the objea of hii wishes. The old Gentleman re- Monstrated in vain, but the young man persisted in Isis claim. fle knocked clown one of the servants to gain admittance. At length the father was under the necessity of having, him secured, The. buSinesi, we understand, will become a subject of legal inVes tigation, On Saturday morning the axle tree of the Shef.: field Mail suddenly broke as the coach Was on its Way front ii.irminghttni, near AStnn Park, by which ac cident the e03(.11111aw arid guard were.threwn down au l ntueh hurt, and an Outside passenger had his leg bro!wi), We are happy to add,, they are all in a fair way of recovery. On .:and ay ,se'tmight as. a woinan, of the name of Kliz;.thetli Engleson, was drinking tea, in °Rip miugham, with her child, about two years and a half old, the Child pulled the table towards her and oce:Hioned the tea-pot to fall on her stomach,which sctldect her so nitwit that she died the next ay. (:. , triwr Description of the Windows at Jakazk.--- l'iwy a c mostly made of large square piecesofrUlear .tuaelted to the window franies byl meta/A of snow,. on which pure water is afterwards thrown, whieh, front the seVerity of the climate, immedi ately.. fret....ZCA, and retnainS' Congealed during the whole \s inter, however great the heat may be in the apartment. The light' admitted by tin congela tions.resembles the faint glimmer 'which is reflected through a pane of glass covered with ire, PRICE OP yters; IGH - 1 itz.c.ra,,, , , ,, ......... , _ El EEO and LW. --, - TO BE SOLD py lideTlON, . By . Mr. SIVITTIF, ~ . .. i . I At .Carraway's, on Friday the i fib of Oaober, It 1 weivP. A VALUABLE COPYIIOLD, aud.Sirall Palt 11. .1; lt E E I-I 0 LI) ESTA lE, called Hat Nest Hill and W o oabridge Farms, in a delightful.situatio, on the border of the Road. two Xlites from Cucklield„ and ten from top, in the County of Sussex; centaining Ninety-four Acres of remarkable rich Arabic, Pasture, 111eadow, Orchard, ervt Wood Land,. in excellent C tiltivation, L ead) . ia a Ring Vence, in a part ado Country aboundingwith GlAtie, v. , ith a tare, House, Barns, Stabling, COttAges,Tenement, Gaill,:ns: toll Out. buildings, supplied.with tineW.mt anti excellent Mai le. l'he Estate is in hand, of Cornett imin,:liatt: povssion 01. Y be had, and the CrOps of r t. taken at 3 fair valoatioa. inlay be viewed,.and Vartical irs had at the CoLk, Swine ; White Hart; Reigate ; King's Head AtitiCullir, CuclAielt; Castle and New lnii, Brighton ; of ?deists. lennin.,s, .i, ,- tors, Shire.dgke, TeMpie.b3l ;. at Getaway's; toi ~\ Ir. Smith, No. 62, Broad-street.. • .......--.........—...._...........----. •••...........‘."‘"......................................0. HAILEY BURY HoUSI , near HERTFORD.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By sir. sl\4l'lll, , At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Wednesday 0 aslicr •:3,• , k Twelve *Clock, unless an acceptable Ottfer is ina,l4 in theornean time by Private Contratt. A N Excellent Preellold FA.MILY ITOLTSt, in good repair, connnandingY.ctelightful situation, de tached front the high-road, within two Milo nf ilerti°l4 "4 Ware, aid eighteen from London, in the County of Ilerts. lcruolitientiriyouse contains t 6 airy lied -chainbers, includint Scr vants*.roottiS, ttvb Stair-C3seS, Morning arid in:tilAg.rourllo, Dining and Drawing-rooms 2?. feet by i 6, opening tO A Clit,rt• lawn aGnedntriiecuhatid,i:errasiltiioetdayfirtoisigreloussocti,t,lsi,,e.rs:iwroiti;:ti:l". 'venially attached and detached 011icei4 two Cv 4 c l) * li r .4 , ' Stabling lig tell horses, hares - yard, Darn, •Cow-li'mat -- re Stable, and other 0 ut..buildings ; aii excellent Irirelni,..gar den With lofty walls stocked: with prime fruit.tret.s, oa.'"" iive Shrubbery-walks, Mount, and, Grove, and Sigt , ' 3 `' ..:1 of Laud la P'addocks and haurlsome lilt t..:iures,' ciiieti 1n4,-.!' Glow and pasture, in a ring fence, with g,iottle.,4,l'icvc( (3. , reClion.• • ' To he viewild with Tickets, which Ina).- htliat, lot fa(14,.. particulArs known, of Nlr. Stnirli-,N.0. 6: lireati.stiar, n-,ar the Royal Exchange. Particulars also ten!,ctays yr,Nciiing ilia . SAW, of Messrs. Dawes, Solicitors, Angel trout, Thill4r,trt,.. ton -street ;at the Bull inns in lierrford, Ware. - go ',',,,, desdOn ; White. Hart, St. Albab'S ; Salistnity Ara" ( '''''' held'; and at Garraway's: ... . • ................... ' I 50- MANOR. and ES FATES. DOKSF.I, r,' I LT g, ulu• MERSETSIIIKE. . . , .. .. . TO BE SOLI) Wt; .tttCriON,, ~ . 1 ''" • ' illt M. 5..%i ati, • '.-. . ii At Carraway's, on Weiineidly 0 ci,ther ij,:it Twelveo'..ClOC # in I.dts, , • • THE c -..015#1 ot.t..tattbourn, near Whnt)orti, NIANOit of VLIOVO0I); with tile Qui t ' ' 'I" , trellt... Rights, Royraties, vi.d A ppiirtenlin.es,. *!.11.4,1'.t.. bury, in tare County of Doi-;ei, of about 1507 At rei, with Veiwood Farm and Lauds, 0,1,1 containing together 3.-}E nerei..or. Arable, Pssttire, Aral 0 v` o ,, Land ; a Farill-hOUSO, 13.11116, Oa Out. iiiiiitlingSs in ,th c West. cupation of Mr.. r.. A mtvos,- W it; a r,it or li i-rs. • , ,„04 Freehold Farms And L.l:eas tlt tl!: i',lciit of Broac . ' c r l 'irii near Salisbury, in the County ~ f \V ii i -,, called Itect,h4l ? A A; I Cows, Mount Sorrell.; cosiustining tiTether.l,3; Act? * o r A " 12 k' bilinti ue.4r olivtoacixdires.iirdsi,vat.iitcl.s,lhvi;!:;o,,., turn, 20 Weed Land, with harm -liinises, G a r& 5 ,,,, 0 A Ind Out..builtlingt, and a tight of. Pstor...! for , 0..) '','",;' - ';ti.l, . n od! And a Freehold p i ke te in the l'Jrish of 1,111,j1',4t0. • ,4 ~,,,,,,,in, . fit 0d -occupation of N1,.,i.:.r5, Yoirr,g, 1t.it...p,,, a t i l l s joining thc Turn !toad troin i• rwrie to loth, ~ , ~,,o , 6 Acres of A r3ble, Nl:trill, Wood, alld•Nleadow I.:tiw,_,,of a Farm-house, Barn, anti Out -buildings in tiia oc"')Al'i. • '. ,- Mr. Pike- • "- •' . ' , ,;;1; 311. Also a Freehold Estate, in the Parishe; 4f Stglocr''iorri Berkeley; •near Froine and W440410:1, 1:00iilling 6 . 11 0 of rich Land,' with 3 Farm-howe•and Ont.huiltilopo occupation of Mr, Samuel ['anon. -'.' • ~..: ' , i ,iticilla rs . . 1 ,. ° l'e Viewed with leave of the Toarthir,ol4l" •;(7,0,, Xt.. [um lo days preceding the Sale , ;•:_of. ry,10.41.5: 14'4'''''i Wert; Mr. Warner, R riinseY,• Ilaiiii ; 'at:. the (.:stie;,Nl3(l);',, pa cm'''. 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The Lit.ito cl)hipti 01 Vrothcrl'il/ .0)00 cr'.""111). and the entire.l,ands thereof, neat Dilij.":,, 011.: su . the co*tainary APP etniaites to , use and orons,ero cce Steam'A'ss;:thi.lall4:..:lnt4' 01:1,:lSt:tta:ts3drolPirsItsis:eCotir;:::°ailit:or.ttlitt;611:ei"siSv' (ti):2ll::l:i'v,lai:iill'iilari::;,::Ci,°:.°%);:.:"l ft:rlit:::;:41;1. .i.:l:'''u'vacY2[l:l:t:!3:einlr:ll.ll.l9:l;dr:l:lV:7f:.nOiat:"tr.;2.lll.:3-'i:relilloll:tetl°'lBl:cip.)°;esi°'rlittb°u•::l?:tiu:trlittc'lPAl'4::cl):l4°.ll.%'iv:ll:ia.lY'ti:et.)'4lY:f' r:1411:133'irt.)3:::11'6:114.1714:11:7'11111.1)::r14.‘151114c::.11 , tar, At the tw,ci prow..,e,a • fortis.- to. a , , p tc u N t l ., ay be „vi.ewed y bl'lt. • . ,` NI-14dt' lid t ° r " ' at,,o. ~, .ri larorinition3:ll:4l:ye.t:t:nr:uftif ti l t nt4t ri.0.1ititc1,17.1",,,,1,,..1,,::::5.1:1.:014'ii; . ."1,11. i .1)Y atairlyitig to lolni 1.v01,,, 1,.,(i. Soo , til ,ao is impowered to treat bx.l!ii'Vate.Conti.iti ; And I.•` t) 10 Inay..also be had of Vtaticiti-Thitlill. 1..::,;• r'''"ltidiilid: Printer of the Notiitighant louttial, , r sr ~„ .' 0' I)erhy M rcticy, and Lvacester Itiiirtill; 3t Criiftlf°%,:ivtle" 01Mr, Smith, No, ix Itro.l6:Street, lied/ the ROY 41 l'. • ------. -- —7-'----'-' j , I, F(11 8 ' ,•• • i - ... ' ' F(4 DitAM N. tut VONt/':llA7vl, T..- , ;• • c l, .... 10 Bh bt)I.1) lid P It! VAT E CON'lliA - ' . ,By ,I%ir. SNI il'fi, ,„ 0 .. . c gtv . A ‘V AL IjAH 1.,E; Tlt.l , ', EH 0 1 i.l) I.(STA 1 'i.' , ~..4.1.' (AIM. I 31, pri6iiig .): wo cleir.4i;le El:. N ' I'AB.AI S, ijiiist.i. t o t i . 31". t'.vi) iniles troth Downhatii, in the CoontY 414.10'1 Cant, together 767 Acre-i ~t" ;ich Latta, 3 ; ;VI t:, 4' . ' , With Tv,i) Farm flooscs, 1.1.1r0:i.., awl Got-bilil'l'°l;re6t•''' repair, le to Messri., 11rowtt.and (;61(1.51,111, ioit, ~,, Tenti, at Renti'amonntitig to 470. 10,5. p , r AP,',d,t,,01.t,, Mar be viewed, with li...ve ilt Ow l'en ,i;vi, o,4',j,,tic, put-Oculars known Of Mr. Smith, Nck l3'` ttoyal Exchange,•• • • aftiTtis, On Monday la&t, the Lady of Captain U. W..Rouk'e, Qf the 3d Regiment_ of Guards., of a Son. on Tuesday; at Wilton Park, the Lady of lames Dupre, Es 9. Of a Son. t i n ThiltsdaY last. at Salisbury, the Lady, of the Rev. Dr. Price, Piebend of Durham, and Canon of Salisbury, of a Son. The same day, at the Payracits, Hyde Park. the Lady of Colonel Ilradshaw, of the ist Life nand:, of a Daughter. Lately, the Lady of Edward Stephens, Esq. of 'instal, of twins. .111,4 R R Lately, Mr. Robert Icnkins, of Ppttlawl-square, Bristol. Merchant, to Bliss clatigliter . of - Prior, Esq. of the same place. DIED. On Monday last; at heily•itse in Tilney-street, May Fait`, Mrs. NI mister, v.;idow of the late Colonel Munster, Lieute nant-Governor of Fort St. Plin lips, in Minorca. On the 2111 i of April last, at his country seat, near Stellen:. bosh, at the Cape of Good Hope, john Gerhard Cloete, Esq. s lt fed 45. () II Wednesday 'Morning, at his house at tioddesdon, Harts, I 3111 , :5 EsiLtik, Es 9. in tin: 1 , .,6th year of his age. The saitle niorning,•at Uolfotd, in Gloucestershire, the key. Edward Evanson, aged 74. - In the VA LH 'of AVLESIdtIRY, with early .fossession. 1 - 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •- • By Mr. RUNE, On f ritlay the 18th October, at the Itainhow Coffee-house, in Cornhill, London, .at Twelve o'Clock, by Order of 'Trusters tinder a.Nobleman's Will. VALUABLE VBEEHOLD rind TITHE -11 DA IKY RM, with a portion of Land in Tillage, containing altogether 241 .Acres, called MINSTER HILL, situate in Charndon, in the Parish of Twytord, be tween the great Roads leading from Ay, lo. , bury to Atm:Ong. ham, and Aylesbury to Bieeiter ; the principal part now and • for many plus past in the oecupation of fir. William Luin bourne. The 'louse and lierneStead are on a pleating.emi hence, commanding a view of the greater part of tile Lards, whioi lie 104 warm ,aspeel, and may be still fartherentiehed by the first of all improvements in Agriculture, the •floottings and line drainings of the Cow-houses, Yards,. and o,llices, being brought over the Meadows anti Pastures of the• Estate. To be viewed till the Sale, by leave or Mr. Latreotirne, of whom printed Particulars may be had on the 24thinstant ; also at the Cobham Amts, Buckingham ; King's Arms,. tester ; George, Aylesbney ; • White Horse, Uxbridge Rose, Wattbid ; of the Printers of the Oxford, licAdingt and N'" 0 1 : ampton Paturs ; of G. B. Tyndale, 1 . ,,,,, 0 rn•5_ Fields; tor. Carter, Staple's-Inn, Lomion ; sir. Eit;ttier ThA,ne, at the Rainbow ; and of Mr..l2Lito::...Latid Surveyor,. Charlotte.strEet, Bloomsbury, London, vihete a Plan may be seen,. Near Great Missenden and Hampden, with Early Possession. TO . BE SOLD BY AINIION, By Mr, BAINE; • !. • . . At the Rainbow Ca • lan tee-house, COrnbill Friday the ath Ottober, at TWehie,, FitE.ETIOLD and TY'rl4E-FRLE 14. STATE, (and on which the Land-tax has beat redeemed) capa ble of the greatest improvements - together with the iklanor; or reputed Manor called CO L L HANCE It, situated on the ~roinantic llills about 'two miles to the west ,of Great Missenden, in Buckinghamshire, on the verge of Priestwood, Common, ..at which, as well as Wyoomhe Roth; this l'atnt has enjoyed an unlimited' light of pasturage ; now, and for. thirty years past, in the occupation of Cliarleo Maw, at A very old rentot only 501, per annum. The Estate consists of a !)welling-honse, with a Garden, in part inclosed in 'a high brick and flint wal 1, two Barns with three Boers, Granary, and other Put-fitti Wings, and rwolvo contiguous Inclesures meadow, pasture, rabic,. and wood Land containing about One Hundred Acres, within .a ring; fence, , and bounded on the south and north * irks by a gooid and hard road. • To he viewed till the Sale,,and printed Particulars may be had or Mr. Mas ni, on the , premises • also at the Gcore,, Aylesbury ; Hart, Missenden ; Rout Lion, W. ycOintse.•; Crown, Au - lei - sham; White Horse, U xbridge g of the Miner* Of the Oxford, Reading, and Northampton Papers ; at the Rainbow ;'and of Mr. kaini • Land Stinityor, - Charlotte street, Bloomsbury • where A May be seen on the tat • October, CAPITAL MANSION AND FREEtim,r) ESTA'rES, DENBIGHSHIRE, NORTH WALES. Tt) BE SOLO 13Y AU CTION, At the. Crown 11114 irt Denbigh, on Monday, tho i 4th Day of (klober, mat Time o'Clock in th e Afternoon, an Lots;Ainiess nrevionsly Disposed of by Private Contract, A suBsrvANTIAL -Niodernizcd, Store:-built 11. FAMILy Ht) us F. CAI led LASN EW 'V DO, Situ ate in the rich and fertile Vale of Clwyd, only two miles from Dpubigit, seven from A ittngeh:y ibur front Asaph, and thirty wiles from Chester': 6 - insisting of numerous Chambers, spacious dining and tlrawinprOOTl4F with all re. quisite attached and detached Offices, for the complete ;tc. conl ipublion 0 / . 4 large ; beautiful Lawns:nal Plan. tattonS ; CXCetlern. Kitchen:gartlen„ enclosed with lofty walls, :and planted with very valuable fruit-trees, in great variety, in high perfeetion, 'lot-house, I 4*e.hriiltie, Ort.harkt, and N ursery-grounil ; two Corn-nnlls t and sundry Farms and LandS in the P 3ti3llei Of l,lanyfrytid, I.lansan nari, Ltainhai.lr, and Nainglyn, altogether. up wards of 'Pwo T housand Acres, part iii hand, and the rest clue in the occtyation of Auoct temnits at tow 'filial - 4v. able rents. 'lite Mansion HonseLtsituate on a gently, rising eminence, commanding the most delightful Views of the rich sue rnuttdieg country and 'distant Mountain.., the Cathedral of St. Asaph, Rhydlan Castle, and the I / h il s ea , Printed Particulars are preparing, 4i - I may.he shortly had , at Plasnewydd ;at the Ike OM, at A I);:rsei ; tha 1 . hie Lion, at St. Asapli ; Crown, at Reys, at Ruthin ; White Horse, at I lnly wl.ll. ; Hoek: ' a t Chester and Liverpool / Lion , at S hrewinur y ; atMr. Fr a ica , .,;, ItcitrtrHolborn - cou r t , (ray's Inn, I.6ndon ;.and of Mr. Oldlie i ld, Farm, near Attergeiey, will) Will, ;irter the of September next, he Prepared to tr;!at by Pr.. ite Centraa, and At whose office a P tau of the F.State 014 be seen. HANTS, ON BORDERS 0-F BERK S AND R It E . nc sQL,D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • By Mr. SMITH A, SINGULARLY I)ESIRABI.X.COri r TIOLD and part FR LE ito i.p; ESTAT E and R L EN CL , rolled Yately House, delighttully sittrne, 3 tuileS• firint Hartford Bridge, 3 from Blackwati.r, and .34 front Hyde , Park Corner. "f he House is . in Flood Repair, seated on a Paddock of ja Acres, ornamented with title thtiving TitiThn, 'arid 'con. tains eight principal Bed.chaniners, suitable A rtrtmetits for Servants, Store-room and Water closets, an elegant D rawing morn l i t feet by 20, Ditlittg-rontil a 6 lay 16, Gentleman's Dressing-room, and Offices of every descriptiim, Standing for tw,o Carriage*, Stabling tier rz I l orses , excellent walled Gar. Lawn, Plantatione, and P1e.45111C Grounds,. Canal, Cold Bath, and Green-house ; a Farm-yard, properly . tie. tu t te d f rom the. House t. Barns, Granary, Cow.,bouse, and 0 ut-buildings,. with a quantity or Arable, Pasture,Woutl, and Meadow Land, containing, togt ;her with, the Buildings, Paddock, and Camilds, ahout ninety:five Acres, with good roads, and in a tine Spotting Country, abountling with Carne„ To be. viewed with Tickers, winch may be had, and fur. titer particulars ki n vii, ot Mr. Smith, No. 315,.8rtmd-:;lnfet, Royal.;Excluttige.