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To which are added. Scenes from Sopbocies., GanA DALE, Of ntinetColle b Author f "The Widow 01 ge, Hog ' . the City of 1%.ain. ,. . "This my Son was dead, 11.4 is alive n.4lin.: . . A . A. ~ A , 1 11.. . ! 1 .. ‘sks lost. and IS fourrd.' ...uke xr. 71. ti ate '_':ed tor J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cntrihili ; J. b r i d 11. rd. Piccadilly; and Messrs. Deigllton and Sons, Cam ge. SALES OF E4TATES. • BY AUCTION. With* ; the Through, and attloir:ing the Town of Hasletvere, the County of Surrev.--By Mr. nowAta, at the Arms Inn, Godalming, on Wednesday, - the 45th ' thSL. thS,veral Lots, A V A LUABLF, and Highly Intpoveable 11:0FE1dTI, possr4sitig a powet.ekin ad,l,,,. tlie BM/Ugh Hasle'iners , , capable of consinerale Th.e Eitate cuMprises half Moon Farm and Wake .4a C lOte to the Town of Haslemere, containing 'togete p ati e .," l , WiTh a farm-house and oe h eu r t aZti l3 s " :' 11. - Caleb Withal : within the Borough are 19 cot lling7hooseS and shops; including the - King',, Artni also a capital and substatitial House in the a ret4a, ouitaini ng numerous rooms and ollices, suitable for chard P " t4 ble family, with gardens, shrubbery, walks, pr ,tany hod building-ground, of which - immediat pos-vssi nn t4i,",i t e h ad ; also a must valuable Freehold Meadow, con th , , , ' ",:hout four acres, in the centre of the town, and with 'ere mvugh, upon which upwards of lOU houses might be " ; another paddock within the bormigh, of aligut one N9y s : 4(l a half; the whole in the several occupations of r-dgeller, Hall, Coombs, Batchler, Maybank, Rowe, r2atton, Upton, Huntingford, Bignall, Morley, ~ Ins, Mercer, Baker, Lucas, and Gibbs. . 'tewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars '‘in, , , " T to the sale, at the King's Arms, Godaiming; at the dr oss Arms, H . aslC,mere ; and of Mr. Iloggart, a, ow tietea . st reet, wh ere a plan of the Estate may be seen; Par tit,or,",!flay also he had of Messrs. Bray and Warren, "rtat Russel-street. . - (4 ,1 , 44 :, ---'"--., . ~0 4t f-n. rery erriluable FREEHOLD . ESTATES, in th . e the 1.1 , f , it' r-S.S . .EX . , exonerated from the Land lax, !op, (4 IV t r v ` a ' -,1 a Marks ' i.in, Pleasure Grounds, Park, and Sheet leadi n ', hounded for nearly a mile by the I urnptke Road 11 ,3 , 14, g A. C helmsford, rind fatly 20 miles from Liendon.— *rwrit— nOGGART, at the Wirt, on Friday, Nov. .1 # , at T N i .e ' in One Lot, without resterve, by order of the 1 4CP 8 a nd Executors, and pursuant to the % . 17111 of the Pt "lh ß" Wri , ht Es: d ec eased , ~ : -- RE D ~. , i. , " I; IT Z - WALTERS ESTATE, a moit fu ll , a valuable Domain of about right hundred and twentr- , ' 4 l l it h e i r ", vkithi n a ring _ fence , . chiefly subdi v ided into st* 1 14 r, ?:l. •fia.hrius""f suiierior arable, meadow, pastere, and woo() "11 Gin gulitriv desirable property is about two miles ( 1 „, Fyn , • ~,1 . 1 • . - and' eight from N vit *' l l 7 3 ford?%",i -- . . th ree tr . nni ingat estonc, . L. i t irub - IL aianston is placed upon apark, ornam ent ed 1 1 a l ) ..,..,7, a PpitiaClied by an entrance lodge, An refr eshed ti: ° Ptir e t - i4: 1 " 1 Itthe 1 the principal apartments of excellent 't re s , replete With accommodation for a fatally of the trd Pecthi;ity with offices of every . description; pleasu r e 'lrtti s ' 'fliti procl'ucriv g • I uts • the lands surrounding the ''ll :na i re "f P r " . ?"rti e ma n t i e t( telities congenial to the gr , sth „ 1 '11.i% A ir e and barley, in the best state of and 'lv,ts ,ZiZelleuf farm houses,,capacious hat.ns, tl4 of a ,, di ng , , erected at considerabl!! and ,ncurnica expvice•tu:i. 41 ., 4 t.t.d , . 'mt 3 5 . acres in .hand. 'I lit Estate is 6 I . I„ u 0,14 intersected by a stream or rivulet, and there is an . p rit t r , ' " "f gam e ; the . 1 ' .• r direction are excel ciret hliet.spheivle'vl:..,-T.u.ti,ll)oaltsrhbfol r od: t igria of : , il i t t i n l i d e " t i e s: , - a c y ,r io c t k i ; of fox hounds v t. '", atirl 1 ,1 1 "ceilpations of Messrs. Fox, •Meal e , fa L r e m G s r - y r s a , I N. L i ---, katts, at rents capabl e uf improvement. ''.'Y r lwduty Thousand Pounds of the Purchase MondY l'i "lain 0 1 1,, _ o, F 40..., 11 alortgrtg-e. ~0%,,,int,,,,,5.z:. Nuty be viewed on appliCation to Mr. Drury, of _ r i s h ., 6, Li g. "f whom partiettiati ma he had; particulars, ~‘r i nr 1%;`": ) s Norris, Esq. 7, New-srp are, Lincoln's Inn ; t 4( '` (10,-I,' If, 52, Old Broad•stre. t ; a: the • rnatlt Boy, "'tull e , ';'r(N. Blue Posts, Witham ; Spr , :ad Eagle, In , IV hitt Hart, 13rentwood ;- and :4 the Mart. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1820. SALES OF ESTATES. BY AUC I'ION. Valuable Freehold Facing, at - ',Fowersey, in the County of Socks, about one mile from Thane, nine from AyloimrYt 13 , fcom Chipping Wycorutr, 14 from Oxford, and forty-five from Londoti.---By Mr. HOGGART, at the Angel Inn, Ox fott4., MI Saturday, 23th instant, at Two precisely, ill TWO Lots, '4y direction of the Assignees. - • . , Lot 1.. A. 1.,V,413i41 7 , FREEHOLD ES,.. • . • '['ATE, consisting of an elirgible FARE[, con taining Our Hundred and Tirill.y•two Acres of excellent Mea dow, Pasture, and Arahie Land, tit . two Farm Hawses, barns, stabling, and our-buildings, commons for thirteen cows, seven hOPSI-4, and.l34siteep, in the occupation of Ben jamin North. and his under - tenants. • Lot 2' A,Vfiluable,Freehold Farm. containing Ninety-seven Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Laud, with 'a Farm House, barn, stabling, and out-buildings, commons for ten cows, five horses, and 100 sheep, in the.occupation of josepl; Looslry and others. •Met , be viewed with leave of the Tenauts, and particulars had of MT. John All nut, 'at Towersey ; at the Crown Inn, Thaire; Red Lion, High Wycomb; Swan, Tetsworth A Oxford ; G eor ge, ; of Mr. Hollier; 'A: l l , rme. wltere plan may be seen; of Messrs. Chu? chill 4rid Deddiiigtoo ; of Messrs. Iti,t,iligton :11141 Wilion, Solicitors, Sheffield ; of Messrs. Blagrave and Walter, Solicitors, Symood's Inn, London ; of Mr. Bernard John Wake, Solicitor to the Assignees, Sheffield; and of Mr. Hog gart,-6.2, Old Broad-street, where a plant may also be seen. To West India Met . Chants and Planters.—Sugar Estate in the Island of St. Vincent.—By Mr. HOGGART, at the Mart, on Friday, Nov. 10, at Twelve, by order of the Trustees and Assignees of the Estate and Effects of Mi. Joseph Warner, °THE EQUITY of REDEMPTION, sub j,ct to the. incumbrances affecting the same, of One fourth Part or Share of certain SUGAR PLANTATIONS, called the NORTH and SOUTH UNION ESTATES, situate in Charlotte Parish and ?slnssiracaw Quarter, in the Island of St. Vincent ; and of the Messuagas and Buildings, Negroes and other Slaves ' with the Cattle and Appurt e nanc e s, l a t e o f or belonging to the said Joseph Warner. The Estates con tain together 784 A. 2 It. 14 P., and by the last survey there' were 565 Slaves, and 153 head of Cattle upon the Estates. Particulars ate preparing, and in a short time nosy be had of Messrs.,Waltort and Gliddon, Solicitors, Girdler's-hall, Basingliall-street ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62,01 d Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Valuable West India Sugar Plantation in the Parish of Ha nover, Island of .lamaica.—By Mr. HOGGAILT, at the Mart, on Friday, November 10, at Twelve, . . _ THE ABSOLUTE REVERSION upon the Death of a Lady aged 70, to one Moiety of the FRIENDSHIP ESTATE, in the Parish of Hanover, County of Cornwall, in Jamaica, consisting of 607 Acres, 298 Ne grtp.,s, and producing annually to the consignee, in Mark lane, about 20O•hogsheads of sugar. Particulars may he had at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 64, Old Broad-street. Annuity of One Hundred and Fifty Pounds.—By Mr. HOG GART, at the Mart, on Friday, Noreniber 10, at Twelve,• ACLEAR ANNUITY of ONE HUN DRED and FIFI'Y POUNDS, for the Life of a Lady aged 68 (residing near London), secured upon the Friendship Sugar Estate, in the Island of Jamaica, and pay able by a most respectable tionse in Mark-lane. Particulars may lie-had at the Mart; and bf Mr. lioggart 62, Old Broad-street. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. -HOLLY HILL MANSLON and ESTATE, in the vicinity of Clifton, Kingsweston, Henbnry, and Bristol.—To be SOLD by PRI VATE CONTRACT, with immediate possession, the capital FREEHOLD MANSION called HOLLY HOUSE, recently erected and comoletedin a style of the highest class (the late residence and property of .1.13. Bence, Esq. deceased) with th• numerous well arranged apartments of handsome proportions, and all proper offices, coach houses, and stables for eleven horses ; excellent walled garden, well stocked with ' , Frait trees of superior kinds, and a thriving young orchard. The whole standing in the midst of well laid out pleasure ground of park-like appearance, judiciously anti ornamentally planted, and with the fields . adjoining, comprising about fifty acres, with the Cottage lying contiguous. The above Mansion and Estate are most delightfnlly situated at Holly Hill, in the parishes of Henbury and Compturu Greenfield, adjoining the turnpike roast leading tram Bristol to the New and Old Pas sages, and at the distance of six miles from each, and com mand rich views of the ricer Severn, part ofthe Bristol (Than nel, the Welsh hills, Blaize Castle, Kinpweston. Hcnbury, and are surrounded with woodland and other,scenety of al most unparalleled beauty. The whole forming a must desir able residence for a Nobleman, or Gentlem a n o f fortune. DI a,Nrings of the above Mansion and Estate may be seen at the Auction Mart, London: and a sight of the Plan and fur ther particulars ►nay be obtained at the Chambers of Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medcalfr, Chancer Y .-lane, London ; and at the Offices of Messrs. Stephens and Goodhind, Bristol, where Tickets for viewing such Mansion and Estate will he delivered. MOANNT\EZI.----,y;N:rTAAINNZIETDIF,,,todIbI3.OUOIItdCw.II,24ItSbeE3,, Joint Liras of a Gentleman aged 63, end his Wife age(l . 3B, to be seettred upo'n real Estate, or vane other satisfactory Property: for which the fair value will be paid in Money now lying in a banker's hands.—Pe:sonal applications may he made by 'principals only to Mr. Henry Wells, Solicitor, Nottingham; or to Mr. J. H, Holtaway, Solicitor, Tui,ike's-court, Chan cery-lane, London. - ANNUITY. --The Sum of • FOUR THOU SAND POUNDS is ready to he advanced and SUNK in the purchase of an Annuity of FOUR HUNDRED. and FORTY POUNDS for Twenty-one Years, to be paid.Quar terlv in London, and to be secured on Freehold or tree hola and Leasehold Property, of adequate value. Or the same Sum will he • advanced in the purchase of an An nuity of FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS, fdr Three Lives, to be paid as before mentioned, and secured in like manner; bUt subject to he redeemed by . the Purchaser at any time, after the expiration of Fire Years, on Six Month's notice.—Letters, with Particulars, - addressed, post paid, to R. S. AtcLiesoO, Esq. Duke-street, Westminster, or Great Winchester-street; London, will be immediately attended to. . • ITIIEREAS, by a Decret'of the High Court ir.TT of Chancery, made the eoth day of March, 1820, in a Cause " Scott v. Tilney" it is referred to Charles Thomson, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, to inquire who were the several persons entitled to distributive shares of the per sonal Estate of JAMES LAIDLEY, deceased,. the Intestate in the Headings of the said Cause, named 'under the Statute for the distribution of Intestate's Estate, living at his death; and whether any of them are since dead, and if dead, who-is, or are their Personal representative, or represent a ti ves ; A n d, Whereas, the said Intestate formerly resided at notherbit be, ita the County of Kent, and 'afterwards carried on the trade of Baker, in Bell-alley, Goldenlane, in the County ‘,l Middlesex, (and died on or abut the 7th day of April, 1St!); And, Whereas, Elizabeth Laidley, one . of the Children of the said Intestate, James Laidley, left her family about 20 years ago and bath not since licol heard of; now, th ere fore, the said Elizabeth Laidley, if living, or if dead, her legal per sonal representative, is required to come in and make out hier or his claim as one of the persons entitled to a share of the said Intestate's effects before the said Master, at . his Cham bers, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, London, un or before the 28th day of November, I §2O ; or in default thereof, she, or he will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said .14cree.—Thos. N. 11 ;Mauls, Plaintiff's Solicitor, Lord Mayor's Court Office, Royal kuliaoge o and No. I I, 1304,d-court, Walbrook. OFFICE OF °EDNA' NC'E,".1211 . 4( 31 , 19''0 E - PUBLIC are' hereby informed that hirt y -sett vn PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY GRKAT BRITAIN, carried on under the Superintendence of the late Major-general WILLIANI MUDGE. LL.D. F.R. and A.S., are now complete, and that IMPRESSfONS from t-hem are on Sale at the ORDNANCE MAP OFFICE, in the T:2WEtt tr; LoNDON, and also at WILLIAM FADE'S'S, Geogiapher tp his Majesty, and Agent to the Board of Ord nauct., at CHARING-CROSS. 'nest PLATES contain the, Counties of Kent, Essex, SusswK, Hants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and propor tions o; Somerset, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glatootxan, Wilts, 13crlis, Middlesex, Suffolk, Hertford, and Ca n 44 P.Pa 4 containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, anep.; , , s of the adjacent Country, was published on the Ist of :312, and a, the Work is still in progress, the original lksigit of giring a complete Map of arlat Witain upon a Scare of one inch to a Mile,• the Publication of the future parts will follow• as fast As the na ture of such a Work will admit, without increasing the an- nual Expense. Gentlemen wishing, to procure a Map of the Country sur rounding their own habitations, may, by application to Mr. BAKER, at the Ordnance Map Office (where an Index Map will be shewn) select any sheets they please, for that purpose. All Letters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under a cover to the Secretaty of the Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall, will be immediately attended to. By Order of the Board, It. H. CREW, Sec. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Ocr. 19.—Lord Thomas Hay, the Hon. H. Moreton, Sir Ralph Anstruther, Bart. and Sir Thos. White, Bart. dre admitted of Trinity College. The Rev. John Bird Sumner, M. A. of Eton, and formerly Fellow of King's College, has been collated to a prebendal stall in Durham Cathedral. The Reverend Robe►t Stevens, late Chaplain to the House of Commons, and alternate Preacher at the Magdalen, is pre sented to :the Deanery of Rochester. At an Ordinat* holden by, the Lord Bishop of Norwich, in the Cathedral, on Sunday last, the following Gentlemen were ordained : nrAcoNs. Bernard Bowles, Jesus College, Cambridge Richard Cobbold, B.A. ('a►ius College, Cambridge William Cowland, Pembroke Hall, Cambridge Stephen Croft, M.A. Trinity College, Cambridge .101 n, Escreet, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge Philip Francis, B.A. ltcne't College, Cambridge John Hurst, Trinity College, Cambridge Thomas Ken►lall Robert Lender, D.A. St. John's College, Cambridge Gilbert Nicholas Smith John Sinclair, B.A. Pembroke College, Oxford Charles Bohun Smyth, B.A. Wadharn College Christopher Tlmrgar George Wigbituari,.SLiolin7s,-Colleze. C;kmbr . “ l .4.::: Jobn'Cliarles Williams, Catharine Hall, Cambridge. PRIESTS. John Hurst Barber, B.A. Wadbam Collerr, Oxford Thomas Coriumltl, Bene't College, Cambridge William Collett, jon. ILA. Sidney College, Carob' idge James Coyte, B.A. Canis Conetze, Cambridge William Elliot, St. Alban's Hall, oxford Alfred (nip Fox, S.C.L. Pembroke Hall, Cattbridge Thomas Freston, B.A. St. Peter's College, Cambridgt Alexander Greaves, B.A. Q,tteen's College, Cambridge Joseph Haddock, Pembroke Hall, Cambridge Richard lewin ti , Emmanuel College, Cambridge George Edward Kent, ILA. Bene't College, Cambridge Ri.chard Thomas Powell . Robert Pym, Magdalen Hall, Oxford Houghton Spencer; late .of Trinity College, Cambridge John Neville White, 'Si; Peter's Co llege, Cambridge. MEDICAL BOARD, NEAR BLACKFRIAR'S ROAD. Sir FRANCIS D ‘NIEL, M.D. Treasurer. Messrs. COOPER, MUNROE, and Co. Physicians and Surgeons, of nearly forty years' experience, Members of the Royal Colleges of London, Edin burgh, and Dublin, whose success in practice is unparalleled in the annals of Medicine, for, singu lar as it may appear, during the last seven years, upwards of 30,000 Patients have been cured of prevailing diseases, many of the cases, after re spectable Surgeons, and even Hospitals, have failed. Messrs. COOPER and Co. claim the attention of • those who have been injured and deceived by the specious promises of illiterate pre-: tenders.—Mark the consequences of the igno rant practitioner—Eruptions on• the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swellings in the neck, strictures, fistulas, nodes on the shin-bones, swelled nudes, noise in the ears, dimness of sight, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken, and ofteti fatally treated, as Rheumatism, owing to the improper use of mercury. Messrs. COOPER and Co., are consulted at Charlotte House, Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, and Woodstock House, near Bond-street, daily from eight in the morning till nine at night. Advice gratis to the Labouring Class every evening from six to nine, and on Sunday mornings until twelve o'clock. N. B. Ruptures of 24 inches in circumference, of 30 years' standing, are returned and cured without confinement. Trusses are made under their own inspection, on a much improved prin ciple, differing from all others now in existence. *,* Letters, stating particulars, containing a fee, answered by return of post, when Medicines and the best advice will be sent to all parts of the Kingdom. the gentloman who last year obtained Rev.obtai E dtite llu(Gwlinseddigion Society's medal, for the best Poem in the Welsh language, on Charity, has this year gained the .prize for the best Poem on the Reign of George the Third. Colonel TYNTR, Provisional Grand Master of Somersetshire, is to preside at the ceremony of installing Lord EBRINGTON to the like 'Masonic honour for the County of Devon. [PRICE SEVENPENCE. LONDON MC i NA L'3. [DAILI' EXTBdiCTS.) FROM THE MORING. PAPERS. plorning (~UriN.—Though her IMAJESTY'S leg advisers may fail to gain her an acquittal, the unhappy De ndant owes at least a respite to their-ingenuity and eloquence. The practice of speaking against - time, so successfully resorted to on former days, was,;mbly persevered in yest-or day, and the result was so far favourable to Queen that no progress was made in the catf.. That men who regard no person in the world but one—Atte : C . :eta frwif t whom they receix.,,th cis sucla fart, cannot .sus} =t.. it is cortainly prudent :a therntopretract the proceedings, and to let the effect of the evidence recently given be somewhat impaired' by the lapse of time, before they attempt to grapple with the terrible facts that have come out, authenticated and confirmed by her Majelty's own witnesset. [Morning Chronicle.] Small progress was made yesterday in examin ing evidence respecting the Conspiracy. Nearly' the whole of the day was consumed in discussions arising out of technical objections. It was stated by Mioni, that he went with Zangla from Venice to Milan ; that he accompanied him to Colonel Browne's house, and that when Zangla camnt down stairs he had his hand full (" a rarge_ hand") of Napoleons; but when a question was put whether any offer was made by Zangla to him, an objection was immediately taken, and it was determined that before evidence as to his suborning witnesses could be received, it was ne cessary to connect Zangla more closely With the Conspiracy. Mr: Brougham was ready to prove that Zangla had been employed in, suborning witnesses, but though no one. can suppose that Zangla felt such a warm friendship for the Milan. Commissioners as to be - himself at the expence suborning witnesses for them ; and though there can be no doubt, either as to the source from which he was supplied with the means of subor nation, or as to the object for which ,the money' was given to him—as Mr. Brougham was unable to connect him hi that near way with the Milan .. Commission which was deemed necessary, he. was obliged to call another witness.—llere again the same objection was- started. Domihico SalVa- r ' dore, a Professor of Italian and Latin, was pro., ceeding to lay open the conduct of the famous Sacchi. This individual, it is proved, was em ployed to bring Dumont from Lausanne to Mi lan. To facilitate his agency, he had even a credit at a Banker's at Lausanne. lie was em ployed also at various other places. But all this, it was contended, was •not agency. [New Times.] The whole of yesterday was occupied in the House of Lords by discussions on the admissibility of evidence. We cannot but lament that so much valuable time should be lost in the futile attempt of her Majesty's Counsel to support their absurd charge of a conspiracy by evidence as much beyond the usual pale of law, as the chargelts,elf is beyond the pale of reason. .As far as 'we can understand the course they are pursuing it is that of fishing for facts which their ingenuity may hereafter be able to twist into a case of conspiracy. The regu lar way would be for them to state distinctly what. they mean by conspiracy, who are the conspirators, and on what facts they ground their charge. But this straight forward proceeding .would not suit them at all ; and the Lords (We speak it with all possible deference) appear to us, in their 'great anxiety for giving her Majesty every just. advantage, to place the Counsel for the Bill in a disadvafttageous position, • It must be remem bered that they are the Counsel of the State. It must be remembered that this is a Str.te proqeed ing, instituted and carried on for the protection ot j the dearest interests of the Nation, its morals and its honour. , The Crown Officers attend under the authority, and at the express direction of the House ; and it is aggravating their very painful and laborious duty, to hold the rules of law strictly as , against :them, and relax those 'rules in favour, of their opponents. LAW CdURTS.---dt will be recollected, that is consequence of the preparations for the Corona tion; the Courts of Chancery and King's,l3ench,• in Westminster llal.l, were removed to make• room for. that ceremony ; and also that a Bill wassubsequently introduced to enable the Judges, of the Court of King'sdßench to hold Sit tings in other places than the " Great Chang, tier in Westminster Hall." It is, however, now ascertained that, although Sittings at Nisi Prit(g may be held elsewhere, the actual business of the Term must be transacted, by the terms of the Charter, in some Chamber within the Hall. Some new Court must, therefore, be erected ;• and an order to that effect has .been issued ; it cOnFequei be begun .forthwith, that it , may be in readiness to receive the Judges on the sixth of next month. The tenants of the four houses in the Hayrnar. ket opposite Charles-street, St:James's-square, have received notice to quit immediately, pr..pa ratory to their being taken down for the ereciou of the• new Simmer Theatre on the spot. % thl e Freehold Estates and Life Interest, Enstone, Oxon. HOGGART, at the Xtige.l Inn, Oxford, on Satur. „ 4 f • r ". I C 2Stl) inst , at two preristly, in Lots, by direction Inc Assignees, . Ntr,NDR'SiVALUABLE FREEHOLD ES . !Yir,,'"TES, consisting of a desirable Farm and Lands, Pari4,"Pact, situate at Radford and Gageinwell, the 144: ( 4 Enstone, in the County of Oxford, containing to -1,15t v‘r. about one hundred and seventy-eight acres of excel arer,ieadow and Ar a bl e Land, in the occupation of Mr. Ber l! - „' ( 'Hilin•idge as tenant at will. A Freehold Dwelling and two ac res of Land, in the occupation of the Rev. iq ," i 'eli• Also the Life Interest of a Gentleman, aged 52, trf T' in a Valuable Freehold Estate contiguous, consisting 4.otick-Imilt Dwelling House, with offices, garden, sundry of 4: 1 F", and nearlv eleven acres of Land, in the occupation "on B„ L .; N 4v I . xt on, r.SCI. be viewed by leave of the tenants; and particulars had 14 e ; 1 " 1 " , Allnut, at Towersey ;at the Crown Inn, Thame; fq,, d ` Iligh Wycornb ; Swan, Tetsworth ; Angel, Ox *lite' (I " ) tge e Aylesbury . ; of Mr. Hollier, Solicitor, Titanic, Nqi,4 t 5 A gin may be seen ; of Messrs. Chnichill and Deildington; of Messrs. Rimingtort and Wilson, "r i .(, 41 t ; Messrs. Illagra.v awl Walter 4 e London; of Mr. Bernard John Wake, Did n it " . Its the Assignees, Sh e ffi e ld ; an d o f M r . Fi oggar t, 6 2 , street London, where a plan may be seen. L ' f c . ,.." 4 64.!5t pod to 'Valuable Estates, at Towersey, in th e (ira hi r Bucks, a 'Life Annuity of 2801. issuing out of the Tw i nKe and Pen!, Farms contiguous, and the Rectorial X 4 -* L „"• - --Bv Mr. FIOGGART,at the Angel Inn, Oxford, on iti t A i da}', 28thinst., at two &clod, precisely, in Six Lots, ' dir ection of Ilse Assignees, I T . LIFE INTEREST of a GEN -4 TLEMAN, aged 52, whose life is insurable, in cei• 1",, a , eligible Farm, containing nearly 140 Acres of ex - ` l eadow, P a sture, and, Ar a ble L an d ; w ith a Far h- - m "rs e , 'ri's, and outbuildings, commons for 13 tows, seven k, int „ ( h and 130 sheep, in the occupation of Joseph Bradwin The Life Interest of the above Gentleman 1 1,- 55 ;c' `" valuable Farm, 'containing 144 Acres of excellent 4tl.l,4.Nleadow, and Pasture Land, with a farm ouse and tike :" n Ks , 'cfntinions for'l4 cows, seven liorsas, and 130 ' l l the ne6, 4 ,aii n n •of Benjamin North and others.- 4111;,; Aar Annuity•-of'2Bol. capable of considerable increase • th - exPiratlon of the present Lease for and dnring the life Pitleman; issuing out of a valuable Freehold isisting • of the Grange and Penn Farms, con taining 'hit A t . ' I ,iPwards of 215 Acres of excellent Meadow, 4'gri,„7 land,with afar m house,spationsbarns,and suitable lurid Buildings, in the occupation of Mr. Wm..Orp h lease for a term of which 12 - years will be iniex tilid.,li MI next, at a rent of 2801. per abotim, capable of ect,„;r4,6le imorovemen.t.—Lots 4,5, and 6. The valuable 4u hrl l Ti th e's of 'the above Lands, containing together LI.; 6 ' 3 ° iWres h adl. s tlf vie wed, with leave of the tenants, and partictilars• Alloutt, at Towersey; at the Crown Inn, (-) ; ,-Ited Lion, High Wycomb; Swan, Tetsworth ; Au -4111"'ril ; George, Aylesbury ; of Mr. Hollier, Solicitor, s(lWhere a prate may he seen; of Messrs. Churchill and olors, Deddington; Mesrs.ltiminton and Sheffield; of Messrs. s •Blagrave g and AValter, Sllnonsi's Inn London ;' of Mr. Bernard John • it, ro A rs ' u ciltif to tl Ass ignees, Sheffield ; and of Mr. Hog -1141 t) Broae . f!: treet; Itoya lExchange, where a plan r k . • V Seen.