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e‘ t rt . 1 07, , x / I sS,N 11/(41 • P 7, ' N //2 ....,;:', 1 .. A •••••:, -- N l / 4 , , s•-• 1 1.: Al ,1 .) , , - F 6. e•- - * 74/ 4 , •'-. ii /K •,..$...f . Wtli 1 ,j'zr NU7‘IBF,R 10,215. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1825. PRlcr, SPVI,,NPEN( SALES - OF ESTATES. , . DEPTFORD VICTUALLING-YARD, Ilfav 17, 1825. T HESE are to give Notice, That on Thursday, the 9th day of June next, at Ten o'Clock in the Fore -250075, will be put up to PUBLIC SALE, at His Majesty's 'ictualling Yard, Deptford, sundry Lots ; of the following Old Unserviceable Stores, new, lying in-the said Yard, viz.:— Bread Butter Staves. Bread Dust Sugar Butt Beef Vinegar Puncheon Pork Cocoa HOgshead Suet Biscuit Bags Barrel. 'lour Preserved Meats & Half:Hogshead Raisins - Soups. Small Cask Pease Staves. Heading Oatineal Leager &c. &c. . And Sund r y H osp i ta l St ores , Old Timber; and Boards. 4 Deposit of 251. per cent. - is to be made (in Cask' Or 'Mites of the. Bank of England), upon the nmount of each. Lot at the time of Sale, and the remainder of the money-to be paid before the Stores are removed, for which purposei. a period of f ou rteen working days will be all Owed --V"' the d'"/ of Sale; the Buyeri particacirly observing not less th an one half of the yuaiitity is - to be un taken away o n t h e first seven days,- and the remainder in the seven -following days, otherwise the Deposit Aloney wilt be Arfeited,A and the Stores remain the property 'of 'the OVUM, as no , ext4sion of time will, on any account, be granted. The Stores may be viewed during the working hours of the Yard,. on the three days immediately Preceding the day of scile. : . GLOUCESTERS/1 Ili E. • • A Freehold Landed investment in the best part of Gloucester shire, consisting. of ,an excellent Residence, Gardens, and Offices, and 286 Acres of excellent Land, nearry'lli a ring fence, on Lease, at low rents, producing noz. a year,• and a valuable Common - Right over 1890 Acres of Land imme diately contiguous.—To be SOLD by A TICTI ON, by. Messrs. ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, June 28, at Twelve, in One Lot, ACAPITA L FR E 11 OLD INVEST MENT, arising principally from rich Freehold Land, very cligitle, and including an excellent Family Residence, environed by lawn and pleasure grounds, leading, impercepti bly, to an ornamental piece of water large kitchen.garden, and ten acres of rich meadow land, desirably situate in the parish of Bisley, near Minchinhampton, in Gloucestershire, a very social 'and respectable neighbourhood. Also a capital Farm adjoin ing; in the occupation of Mr. Richard Edwards, including 175 .acres of good arable, pastbre, and old meadow land ; and con tiguous is a capital Clothing AIM, together with rich paddocks, lying at'a convenient distance, and amounting, with the Farm, altogether, to about Two Hundred. and Sixty-one Acres of ex cellent Land, producing, at low rents, Five Hundred a nd Twenty Pounds a Year. Alsoa valuable right of .common over 1800 acres. The Al ansionAnd . Farm may. be vireired, and particulars had. of Robert Owen, Esq: at. Risley; ditto .43f Megsrs; Stone and Housemen, Sbliiiitors, 'Tetbury ; at the principal Inns at Stroud and Cheltenham; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where a Plan may be seen, and a Drawing of the House. . . several ornamental 'buildin g s and I CH6Iy - finished grotto and fountain, with fishponds, and .extensive lakes, supplied by 'streams flowing through the estate ; also keepers' houses and other s cottages, for the preservation of game and for the protec tion of property. Embley is a residence peculiarly desirable for a sportsman. The compactness of the estate, having no intermixed lands nor roads, will, under ...any circumstances, enStire a full stock of gaine at the disCretion of the:proprietor. The farms are he'd. at will by respectable tenants-, and the whole estate is in excellent conditibn. 1 and Low • Worsall, held under Lease for. Three .I.i'Ves, front the Archbishop of York. • - • • Kirkleavington abounds with Game, and is • situated - in a fine sporting Country, about two miles from the Market 'Town of Yarm, and six miles :froth &nekton; a 'short distance from the Market T owns of S to k es l ey, Northallertim, Thrrski Dar lington, and Richmond, and liar the linden unti Eathburgli Mail passing through it every Day. Mr. Robert Bell, of Kirkleavington, will shew 'the' F,stzte, and a Plan thereof; and 'Thoma's Bates, t'sq. Ridle'y Hall, near Hexham, Northumberland (the , Owner), trill'answe In quiries, for Purchase.,'-L—Printed• Particulara . may he had of Messrs. -,Meggison and Poole,'Ne. 1, Vornlarn IZuildin e, Gray's Inn, and of Mr. Wm. Teitcoek, Steck - E,xchangei Lon don'; 111 r. Garbutt, Solicitor, Yarn; Mr. Thomas Pe:it-oqt, Bishopof Auckland ; 'Messrs. 'Kiekley and Fcnwick, SoFici tors, .Newcastle ; and, Mr. John Bell, Land•Suryefor . , "Wind Mill . Hills, Gateshead,- where Plans. of the• Estate' inay be seen. ' • . CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORELAND. MANSION-HOUSE and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES in CUMBERLAND and WESTMORLAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the Month of September next,' MOST Valuable PROPERTY, called CARLETON HALL, delightfully situated in the beautiful Vale of Etnont, about one mile from the town of Penrith, in Cumberland, and four from the Lake of Ulles water. The Mansion-house is a stone-built and uniform struc ture, well adapted for the residence of a family of distinction. It comprises a handsome Dining Room, Drawing Room, Breakfast Room, Library, Anti-Room, Servants' Hall,- Kitchen, Cellars, Ice-house, &c. ; twelve principal and sixteen inferior Bed-rooms. The Out-houses are well arranged, and consist of excellent .Stabling, Coach-house, Harness-room, Barns, Byers, - and other Farming Conveniences. There is a beautiful Lawn in front of the Hall, and at a short distance from the House a _spacious Garden, well stocked with the choicest fruit trees, with nine Hot Houses, a Green House, &c. The River Emont winds through the. Lands, and the River Lowther runs through And bounds other parts of the Estate. The Plantations, Pleasure Grounds, and Walks, are extensive, skilfully laid out, and command the most beautiful views over a highly cultivated and romantic country, and there is a considerable quantity of old ornamental timber near the Mansion. Descriptive particulars will be ready by the 15th June, and may then be had at the Offices of Messrs. Nodding, Solicitors, Salisbury; Messrs. Hillier and Lewis, Solicitors'' /lliddle Temple-lane, London; Eavis, land-agent, Warmin ster ; at all of which places, and at Embley House, may be seen maps of the property. To be viewed by cards only, which w ill b e d e li vere d at t h e above Offices, and by Mr.'Eastted, of Woodington Farm, near Romsey, who will depute persons to shew the house and lands. —Applications by letter must be free of postage. ESTATES TO' LET. EMBLEY HOUSE, HANTS. R.. MEC E Y begs to notify to the Nobility, L Gentry, and Public, tha t he has received instructions, to SELL by AUCTION, i n the early part of July next, the entire Cellars of the Superior OLD WINES, the valuable Collection of PICTURES, -and all' the' costly FURNITURE and EFFECTS, of the late Sir THOMAS FREEMAN HEA T HCO TE, Bart. FLINTSHIRE. . rQbe LET the Valuable .and , Extensive • COAL WORKS, called the DEN BANK 'COL LIERY,siWate at 'Bagitit; in the parish of flolywell, in the said county of Flint.—This Colliery lies imniediately contigu ous to the River Dee,. and adjoining .the Turnpike-road be- tween the towns of • Flint and Ilolywell consists of the Coal lying under 'a very extensive tract of manor waste .land and marshes, within the townships of Bagillt and Wheluton, com prising an extent of many hundreds of acres, under which are found five very valuable beds of Coal, of the respective thick nesses of 3, 6,15, 0, - and 4, feet. all of which are workable and of excellent quality. The 15 and 9 feet mines have been in part worked, under a former lease, Within the township of and also in the township of Whelston, as a distinct work: The 3 feet mine.has not been at all worked. Of the 6 feet bed, an extent, to the depth of about 60 yards, ha's been partially wrought, in the town Ship of Bagillt. The 4 feet mine is per fectly entire. The situation of this Collie'ry, in the hrMiediate neighbourhood of the works on the Ilollywell Stream, and 'of other large manufactories ' to which v e ss e l s h ave access at Mo derate titles, is peculiarlyfavourable, and affords a certainty 'of a very considerable sale, particularly to Dublin and other parts in Ireland, as well as the different ports of the IVelsh Coast. The particular eligibility of these works is, that, being on manor waste, there is-nothing to .p a y .f or tres p ass 'or carriage road's. The river dues levied upon vessels loading at the collieries are not payable at this Work, an advantage which,' added to the greater facility of loading, insures it a decided preference.--For limber particulars apply to Mr. T. Trevor Mather, at Pentre hobin, near Mold, Flintshire. The Carleton.. Hall Estate, including the Plantations, &c. contains 373 Acres of Land of the finest Quality, with suitable Farnt.buildings thereon, in the occupation of the Proprietor, and of respectable - - Tenants. There is a valuable Water Corn Mill and Snuff Mill on the Estate, and the Water may be turned to the greatest advantages. The Estate is situated in the midst of a fine Sporting Coun try, where two packs of Hounds are kept, and of a good neigh bourhood. There are several free and customary Tenements, held of the Proprietor as Lord, by payment of Annual Rents, &c.• The eminent Beauties-of Carleton. Hall are so generally known, as to render any further observations on it superfluous. Catalogues may Le had on application at the said Yard. • JOHN HILL, Comptroller. HERTFORDSH IRE. O N the borders of Middlesex.—The distinguished and much-admired SEAT, called POR TER'S LODGE, containing 'nearly Six Hundred , Acres of Land.—To be SOLD, by order of the Trustees, a capital and very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in the parishes of sllenley Ridge.pAldenham, and St. Stephen's, a delightful part of the empty of Hertford, about five miles from Barnet and St. Albants,• and only sixteen from London, late the resi dence and property of Luke White Esq. deceased, comp r i s in g the Manor of W e ld, otherwise Weald, with the Quit Rents, Royalties, and Appurtenances, and an elegant and 'spacious Mansion, called Porters Lodge, with offices of every descrip tion, suitable for the accommodation of a family of the first distinction ; very extensive gardens, with a variety of forcing houses, and a beautiful park of highly diversified grounds,con taining 323 acres of grass land, ornamented with stately oak and other timber trees; two entrance lodges, one from Shenley Hill, and the other on the Radlet-road ; together with an eligi ble Farm, called the IVeald, divided into convenient enclosures, with an excellent farm-house, pioper agricultural buildings, and sundry cottages —Printed particulars and tickets to view may be had of Messrs. Farrers, Atkinson, and Parkin son, 'Lincoln's Inn-fields, who are authorised to treat for the same. Particulars, with the Days of Sale, will appear in future advertisements. - Southampton, June 4, 1825. WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY. 911 HE COURT of , DIRECTORS of the WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY do hereby R.: - No tice, that the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said COMPANY will he SHUT on SATURDAY,' . the 11th liisiaut, and OPEN again on SATURDAY; the 9th of July next. H. LONGLANDS Src , . West India Dock House, June 3, 1825. H HARTFORD BRIDGE, H ANTS. Eighty-one fine OAK TREES, Twenty-seven ASH, Four Thousand 'Feet of valuable ALDER POLES, and Ten Loads Hatch of OAK BA RK. 9110 be SOLD by A UCTION, by GLOVER . I. and PAICE, on FRIDAY; the 17th of June, 1825, at the 'WHITE HART, Hirtfordbridge, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, the underinentioned Lots of TIMBER, &c.:— Lot Feet. 1-25 Oak Trees, of superior quality,lying in Thum. wood's Fields and Me a d ows a d join ing, containing 815 2-19 ditto, on. Old House and Malthouse Farm, Elve - tham - - - - - 443 3-18 ditto, on Baker's Bridge, Wood Hill, and Elson's Farms- - - - - 599, 4-19 ditto - on Boys and Lod ge F arms an d Bi gno ld' s Meadows - - - - - 581 5-27 Ash. Trees, fit for wheelwrights' use - - 307 6—About 12 Loads Hatch of Oak Bark, in two barns 7-739 capital Alder Poles, under one foot each - 489 8-355 large ditto, at 3 feet each and upwards - 1473 9-285 ditto, from 1 foot to 3 feet each - - 494 10—Ditto, ditto ditto - - - - - 494 11-284 ditto ditto - - - - - 494 12—Ditto,, ditto ::itto - - - - - 493 The Timber may be viewed at any time previous to the sale, on application to Mr. George Hewett, of Elvethana Lodge. LEEDS and LIVERPOOL CANAL, and DOUGLAS NAVI At the same time will be sold, A capital Illessuage and Tenement, called KIRK-BAR ROW, situated in the Parish of Barton, in the .County of Westmorland, with several Closes, containing together 125 Acres, about three miles from Carleton Hall, and two from the Lake of Ulleswater. GATION: -NOTICE is hereby given, that the next GEL NERAL ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY of PRO PRIETORS of the above CANAL wilt be held, by adjourn ment, for the dispatch of- business, at the House of Mrs. Rebecca Wood, the TALBOT INN, in BRADFORD, in the County of York, on FRIDAY, the 44th day of June instant, at EleVen o'Clock in the Forenoon, when and where the Pro-. prietorS, by themselves or their proxies; are requested to attend. By Order, Also, A capital Messuage and Tenement, called ROW HEAD, in the said Parish of Barton, and about 62 Acres of Land, commanding an extensive view of the Lake of Ulles water, and presenting several desirable 'situations for building upon. And also the Hay and Corn Tythes of the Township of Little Strickland. Likewise, nearly Half-of the Village of EMONT BRIDGE, and other Buildings, situated in the Town of Penrith, and se veral Pews and Sittings in the Church. . The above-mentioned. Mansion and Estates will be sold to gether. or in Lots. Printed detailed Particulars will be prepared ; to be seen at the Offices of the following Solicitors :-111r. Win. Atherton, Liverpool . ; Messrs. Serjeant, Milne, and Serjeant, Manchester; Mr. Wormald, York; Messrs. Nicholson and Barr, Leeds; Mr. Ellichorne, Lancaster ; Mr. Pybus, Newcastle ; Mr. Heelis, Kendal; and of J. C. Douglas, Esq. W. S. Glasgow; and James Hope, Esq. W. S. Edinburgh ; and Information re lative to the Sale may be had by application to Mr. Edward Chippendale, Solicitor, Crane-court, Fleet -street, London ; and Messrs. Grave and Bleaymire, Penrith ; and the Estates may be viewed on application to Mr. 'Wm. Hutton, the Steward, at Carlton Hall.—May, 1825. SAMUEL HAILSTONE, Law . Clerk. Bradford, 8d June, 1345. ITE ARGYLL ROOMS.—The PRO= W, PHECY.,—The Nobility, Gentry, a n a Public are re spectfully informed, that on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, June 10, will be performed the Oratorioof T HE . PROPHECY, being the first and only time in this country, as originally corn_ posed by J. Augustine Wade. After which a Miscellaneous Act. Principal Vocal and Instrumental Performers:-Madame Ronzi de Begnis, Signor de Begnis, Miss Goodhall, Miss Cawse, Miss H. Cawse, a young Laity (her second appearance), and Aliss Piton. Mr. Braham, Mr. Begrez, Mr. T. Cooke, Mr. Ptgirtnan, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Hawes, and Mr. Horne. Messrs. Curley, Dragonetti, Wilman, Brooks, Petrides, W. Linlei', Litolf, Ella, Sharp, Harper, Mackintosh, Card, Nicks,lßetts, Sherrington, Tuliy , . Fleisher, Gledhill, Curry, Sic_ Leader, Mr, Mori (who will perform a Fantasio on the violin). Con ductor, Sir Gorge Smart. Piano-forte, Mr. Panormo, Who will performs Fantasia.—Tickets, half a giiinea each, to be h ad at the principal Music Shops.—Boxes for Parties of six I, a ei 04 to be had on application at the above Rboins. Tickets issu e d tor Thursday, June 2, will be admitted. To commence at E'ght &Clock. ROY AL -EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE. Ist June, 1825. TIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the Ft r, Nutivp's':tf AL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE do hereby give will he hula GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY THURsij u aen at their Office, on the Royal Exchange, on in the p o , ', the 7th of July next, from Eleven o'Clack . ' F.LEcl; e n n v ° °nt . till Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, for the DEPUTE °' a GOVERNOR, SUB-GOVERNOR, and contitj e lr i d y ., EßNOß, and that the said Court will be end (hiring )'t4'littjoitrtiment, and holden at the same Placa ne x i , fo e sam e Hours, on FRIDAY, the 811) of July r the Election of 24 Directors. Which Elections -t " -be severally declared, at such Times as the Court shall appoint to receive the respective Reports from the Scrutineers. N .B. SAMUEL FENNING, Jpn. SecfetarYt , Pr in t ed Lists of th e P ro p r i e t o r s qualified to Vote w ill `?4dne. ready to be deli vere d at the O ff i ce, on W e d nes day, t h e Chr instant. Chair will he taken at Twelve o'Clock preciSely. BISH'S CONTRACT—MONEY and WINE ! " •To co mmemorate the end of Lotteries. ISR, Contrictor with Goir;rninent for th! Ptesent Lottery, begs kite to submit to his best will the Public, one of the l ast S c h emes that Parliament fotil unction. The amount of Money gran t e d by Governments %, - Prizes, is. TWO HUNDRED and FOUR. TIIOU-• Di FOUR HUNDRED and FORT Y-TWO POUNDS ERLING! But RUH, anxious to evince in an unetitii , !_ ° cal manner hiagratitude t o the Public, to whOie undeviat g Patronage he is indebted for the eminence he Inti attained, !Ind at the same time to commemorate the Last Lottery that it 13 Probable he shall ever hiVe an opportunity of contracting fat, „o ADDS to th e SCHEM E FOUR EX'F RA PRIZES, sisting of SIXTY-FOUR PIPES PORT WINE, as (A nd , DISH'S FREE GIFT! ev ery:other_Lottery Office-keeper is empowered to do the To ts • same.) e decided by th e F our P r i zes of 1 : 1,050.in the Scheme : g;,d In 'l'94 Sixteen Pipes to th e H o ld ers o f each o f t h ose P r i zes , be proportion for Shares, as specified below, The Wine to the best that can be selected from the Celina of any %Vine iterchant the fortunate Holders may prefer. The Shine), Prizes in the Scheme consist of FOUR of 20,000 GUINEAS, • EIGHTEEN OTHER CA, 4 :rhe ou number of s ma ll p r i zes , and NO TALS BLANKS, ev ery Nuniber is sure of £5, at least, and the _ whole will be decided IN ONE DAY, YE FRIDAY 15th JULY. ALL MONEY.--NO BLANKS. • • • • a , - • .. .Z 21,050 Money • 2 , ........... 11, 645 N4oory 49-,ofpn ....... 4,050 Money 4 4 - .......... 1,050 Money 8 .............. 514 M one y 9,056 it ...... . ........ 21S Money 4100 to ............. 100 Mone,y 4e '• '' .......... 4 2 Money —0 r iLxiN 7 l:(S, as each of the above, and • every other Number, will Imacr X, he- , 105, " , in- ...,......... g - ------- 10 Q° Ntn bers.— . Two 'rickets of each Number. 44 ! th 11. E adt of the Holders of the Four Prizes of 4£1,050., woe et bou g bi at Bisins, other licensed Lottery Office. f or any of Sixteen Pipes o td be entitled to' the Contractor's free Gift to.rt wine, arid Shares in proportion ; 4%. Whole Ticket - 1000 Guineas - and - 16 Pipes of I'v' y ne that is to say, f°l -,. 4 4 Half - - 500 Guineas - and - 8 Pipes of I,l2ne e „In-. Quarter . 250 Guineas . and - 4 Piries 4 .ll. l . 4 _ s;‘,. Eighth '- 125 Guineas - and - 2 Pipes of , C i e e I r . ir' teen th r_. 6 2,10mmineas - and -• 1 Pipe of /v of , The Ulric relies are in addition to the grand sum A v ar . b,, ~,. tety X 204,442 ivin neY• 01 Numb ers f or the above Scheme are now on Sale e t . L'ISII Lo , CO NTRACTOR, 4 , C ornhill, an d 9, Charing N.B t414,?!5, ndon London; and b y hi s A gents throughout the Kingdom. .any of the Wine Prizes be sold BtSW . S er".4l the Wine shall be sent t o the holders carria by ge free; or I,lre 1 shall be a ll owed to chooseit from th e S toc k of their own r_ n Merchant where they reside. the Lottery drawn Tuesday, May 31, BISLI Shared and 'No. 1864 Sold 3446 : -420110,0000 g - '''' n 9 in U Shares. And Seven oth er Capitals. ' - SOUTH DEVON. Two valuable Next Presentations to the-Livings of Charlton and Motley, delightfully situate in the most romantic part of the South of Devonshire, near to Kingsbridge and Totness TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS ; at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on THURSDAY, June 9, at Twelve, in T wo L ots , THE NEXT PRESENTATION to the LIVING of CHARLTON, in Devon; consisting of a very superior Residence, adapted to the occupation of a Cler gyman of the first respectability, , delightfully situ a t e i n a very romantic valley ; the. Landscape which environs it, is so beauti ful, that it will not be attempted to describe it, the garden grounds, together with the glebe of 30 acres, are of a corres ponding deScription, and the Tithes include about Two Thou sand Five Hundred Acres of Land, nearly in a ring fence, and bounded by the Kingabridge Riyer,, which almost approaches the Parsonage ; the preSent Incumbent is 61 ; the value Six Hundred Pounis a Year. Also, the Next Presentation to the Living of Morley, de sirably situate between Kingsbridge and Totness, coinprising a Parionage House, very pleasantly circumstanced, with garden, and a glebe of about twenty acres of land, togeth er with the Tithes (great and small) of the Parish, i nc l u di ng O ne Thousand Two Hun:cited Acres of rich Land; the Incumbent In 71, the annual value upsyards of Two Hundred Pounds ; the duty easy, and the two Livings so approximate that they may be held together; the warin'and genial climate of the South of Devon is too apparent to need a commentary here • it may suffice, that it 'will almost compete with the . South of France: Partidulars'May be had -till the Sale, at the King's Arms, Kingsliridge - ;: the Hbtel and London Inn, Exeter; the Star, Oxford; the principal Inn at Cambridge; and of Messrs: RObina, London. ESSEX. Near Epping, O ff the borders of Herts, a Freehold Vill a Resi dence, with : Pleasure Grounds and Gardens, and 160 Acres Of superior Land for Agricultural purposes surrounding it. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By. Messrs. ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, opposite the .Batik, on Tuesday, 28th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, AN 'Elikible FREEHOLD PROPERTY, very pleasantly situate on the borders of fleets, and a short distance from pping; it includes a very comfortable Villa Residence, with pleasure gr9unds, shrubbery walk, and thriving plahtations' and a productive walled garden ; the whole adapted .to meet all the views of a moderate sized family. It is laid out us a Ferme Omee, and includes in its internal arrange ments all that can be reasonably desired. The farm buildings and out offices are of a corresponding description, and imme -diatelk environing the whole are 160 acres of excellent land, of which:3o is arable, and the whole in the highest state of culti vation. • The estate has plenty of game, and is in the neigh bourhood of several packs of bounds. To a gentleman whose pursuits incline him to field sports,and to the cultivation of good land, this property seems particularly eligible. The Estate can be viewed, only with, tickets, on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; particulars may be had 14 days prior to the sale, at the Inns at Epping and Woodford ; the Mart; and of : Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. • PLINTSII IRE. Shaves in a very Valuable Lead Mine, the property of a Lady. TO BE SOLD BY A U C'T'IO N, At the Ring's Arms Inn, Holywell (unless previously disposed of by pri vate Contract, of which due no tice will be given) on S.ATL'IMAY, the 2d d s v of July, between the hours of Four and Six o'Clock in the afternoon," TWO SIXTEENTH .STIARE!, i n that va luable LEAD MINE called TRELOGAN, situate in the. Parish of Llanasa, and,County of Flint. This extensive Aline has been lately opened by the present Proprietors, a t a very great expense, and abounds with Lead Ore, Calamine, and Bck Jack, and is now making a very handsome profit. There is a large Steam Engine on the Premises, for the pur pose of draining the Mine, which it is calculated will unwater the vein to a great depth; and also a powerfitl ( just completed) for crushing the Ore and Black Jack, which will save much labour and expense ip washing and making them merchantable.. with i ron ra il ways front the mouth of each shaft or pit on the Mine, t o convey the produce thereto. and every other convenience ; in fact., no expence has been spared to make this one of the most complete works in the country. The Lead Ore, Calamine, and Black Jack, are of the very best quality, of the former of which there has been raised quar terly, for some time back, about 240 tons, and of Black .lack, '250 tons, besides a considerable quantity of Calamine, with every prospect of a very considerable i ncrease, as the shafts and levels a r m , now opened, and the Mine in full ret a h ; l o i r eis k sosu . p,pw 'l l . yi h ii e oc r fi e l is a valu ib,nelatei.SlET:mtaffoyfileCbyoLe.idthi,nesnedpserarorpperahireettloodrfsu,tnhafeeoPrr • tan ley , Bars. and others, 19 years of which are unexpired. the Crown, Sir tihs l e :l S : trei : a uld s La: ah t r : o u c d u si e l b ar f.4 s ur . ry p d t s l y iin t u o n Buckley l l e i r y ; 1 1 l b:or: e l n i d i ,i Works, o t j il r nsS:ast near a r . t Mold. Flintshirt. diSiat:rm,itiszntfuh.rsiniaasatl&frr. HEREFORDSHIRE. MANSION and compact and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Willed Garden, Farms, and Land, containing 262 a. 3 r. 1 p. called WISTESTON COURT, distant from Hereford free miles, Leominster nine miles, and Broomyard nine mile.—To be SOLD by PRI VATE CONTRACT, a desirable and compact FREE HOLD ESTATE, comprising a capital mansion house, with domestic offices attached, a large walled garden, with coach houses and stables, two farm-houses, with spacious barns, stables, and.ell requisite ont-buildings, and sundry inclosures of capital meadow , pasure, and arable land, o rc h ar di ng , an d . hop-ground, divihd by, thriving hedges in a ring fence, 100 acres of which are tithejree, and altogether worthy the atten tion-of a Gentleman fond of agricultural pursuits, the principal part of which is let to tenants, and the rest in hand, and of the value of 6901. per annum, exclusive ofthe mansion-hodse. The landis of the first . quality,' the neighbourhood is highly .respeetable, and offers a desirable prospect for investment—. The Estate may be viewed on application to Mr. John Adams , . one of the . tenants.—For particulars apply to M r . J osep h Powell, surveyor, Sutton,. near Hereford • Messrs. Jenings and Bolton, solicitors, 4, , Elnucourt, Temple, or Mr. Harris, solicitor,•Herefbrd, who is authorized to treat for the same. HAMPSHIRE. The Manor of King's Worthy, an elegant newly-erected Man sion and• Offices, Gardens, Hot-houses, Park-like Grounds, Plantations, Icehouse, Fishery, Decoy, Entrance Lodge, Fart - ll:Houses, and Buildings; Domain cif One Thousand Three Hundred and Sixty Acres, Water Corn Mills, an Inn, Sundry Cottages, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 13v Mr. RAINY, at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of 'England, on 'Friday, June 24, 1825, at Tlvelve o'Clock, in n O l n ad e e L . gi y t, p u ri n v l a e t tk e s c an ont a r c a ce ct p . ta . ble offer is, in the mean time, THE WORTHY ESTATE, FREEHOLD ; and Land Tax Redeemed, comprising about One Thou sand Three Hundred and Sixty Acres of Arable, rich water Meadow Pasture, and Wood Land, in the parishes of Martyr and King's Worthy, on t h e turnpike road from London to pton sixty Miles f rom t h e former, f i fteen from the latter; two hrna miles and a half from Winchester, (the county town), sixteen from BasingstOke, anti four from Alresford, a most desirable and sporting part of Hanipshire, and within five miles of the Kennel! of Mr. Villebois' hounds. The Mansion, substantially constructed of selected materials, ham been. coni pleted within the last seven Years, from designs by Sir. Srnirke, the elevation and decoration peculiarly chaste, and the inte rior arranged with every r egar d to convenience and. comfort. The principal rooms are 36 feet by 24, have plate glass sashes, solid mahogany doors, and marble chimney pieces ; the bed chambers are numerous, and the domestic offices, laundry, brew house, stabling, and coach houses; are adapted for a suitable establishment. The l awn, parterres, gardens, and park-like paddock of sixty acres, are beautifully embellished with flower ing shrubs, timber-like trees and plantations and shipe on the south to the meadow grounds, through which the River Itchen flows for a Considerable extent, affording excellent trout fishing. The Home Farm of 400 acres is in hand. Hook Pit Farm, the Mill, and other portions, are occupied by elligible tenants, and the whole of the lands and farm buildings are in the best cOn dition, many thousand pounds having been expended . in iin provements. The neighbourhood is of the bight* respectability, and the roads particularly good in all directions. Immediate possession will be given of.the mansion and estate in hand, and the purchasers may be accommodated with the whole of the new household furniture at a fair valuation. Tickets toiview (without which no person can be admitted) m h a t y o f h l i n th e, i4 p or rin Mr. R ar a t i i n c y ula rs, 8, l w%t r h p k e i e l Y a - n s s n cit a ' a I nd e ex a e nd , t at n - a te ; a t i l s ' o e 6r abiun , Kiniterley, and D orav ill e, be had of him, and M essrs . Lincoln's Inn ; at the Auction Mart ; the George. Winchester ; Dolphin, Southampton; Swan. Alreaford ; of Mr. Blake, the bail~ll_ who w ill chew the lands.; and at the Entrance Lodge. • _____ • ' - . 11A AI RS,II I RE. •• • EMBLEY MANOR, MANSION, and EgTATE, with the Illanors and Estates of East Wellow and West Welkin', .on the I.lorders of Rants and Wilts, nearly* Four Thousand Acres, mostly free of Corn -Tithes ; and: tht,Advowson of the Vicarage. TO be SOLD by A UCTION, in July next, The EMI3LY ESTATE, late the favourite Residence -of Sir Thomas Freeman aleatheote, Mart. deceased, two miles from Romsey, eight miles from Southampton, 14 miles from Salisbury, and T 5 from London. - The Mansion is an excellent and commodious - house, Plea-. santly situate in the centre of the•property ; containing ample accommodation fora family of the,first respectability, andiie in the most perfect order for immedi a t e occupat i on ; havinghavingi,tLa and detached domestic and : other Offices of every description; spacious and truly convenient.; with Kitchen Garden, Flower oerden, Green-houses, Zite. &c. .The whole abundantly 'sup s plied with . spring and. soft water. - The Ground's are diversified, , in a highly orna and Pleasure Grounds abound with Amtrican and. other choice and ornamented with stately Oak and otherttirieee. trees. direction T he I n: w t the plants and shrtibs. The- Plantations have been laid out and managed with s\L it r h , agnredaatrseknilol now of v cli r r i e o , u t s m age de w r si - th 3 turnpike_roud,4; mental as well as thriving and profitable state... u o t r :l e The carriage-drives through the park and plantation s are gra velled fin . „ rera l miles, communicating 0.0:1. . and in the judicious interspersion ornamental shrub-- and sire, by the ber rendered an extended pleat.:ure-ground, commanding • views o f the New Forest, Sonthainpton-water, and Isle of , I . entrances..are tottage • odges, tastefully erect At the generalposition. Within the , i . eel in styles suiting their ground s are d l NV istan Tigli c t, e. and other delightful scenery WA RWICKSHIRE. Umberslade Hall Estate, between Stritford-upon-A von and ~. Birmingham, inchiding the Mansion House and Offices, a finely Wooded Park, and a Domain of 1,609 Acres of Land, nearly in a ring fence, with Manorial Rights and Privileges, extending over 10,000 Acres, Fishing, &c., and' free of Tithes.—To be SOLD BY AUCTION, - by, Messrs. ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on THURSDAY, July 21, at. Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, UMBE[tSLADE HALT, ESTATE, 1 presenting an unusually desirable Investment of Capital. It comprehends the Mansion House, adapted to a family of importance, and might easili be reduced to meet the Views,_ of a smaller establishment, with all requisite at tach e d an d de tached Offices ; in the centre of a • FINELY WOODED PARK, of 265 acres; together with 12 compact Farms, lying exceed ingly well together, in the occupation of a respectable tenantry, whese'leaieigat lowrentS) expire at !Michaelmas. The Domain comprehends 1,610 ACRES of very excellent meadov:, pasture, and arable land, together with the Great and Small Tithes, extenairig over 1,169 Acres, and •the Estate is flee of Tithes as it regardi Tam worth. Also .. the Manor, extending over ' • 10,000 ACRES of laud, with alt the rights, 'royalties, privileges, and inutu. bright a character. The nities thereunto appertaining, with fishery, &c. The rental, excepting the few yearS when agriculture had put on so'itn •fityourabie an aspect, exceeded Three Thousand Pounds a 'lO Miles of Birmingham, Year.; and it is 'twit too much to contemplate it similar receipt a n d o v w an tl t t a a g t e d s te e p o r n < n ls e p e e t e e t d ha w s it a h ssu ti r is ed r s r o operty oi.tismany ild:80 apparent, that 'a recapitulation of them will not he attempted ; aitrinPlPoffifeSettriVfoBYrti-ttliTyotnit-Ai4,vl'intl,tinThe Canal frtan the latter place passes through the Estate; Game is abundant, and with the adjoining' territory of Lord Plymouth's, is well preserved. AI. is held annually, and a considerable income derivable y six weeks antecedent to the from this source. in.fine, it would I* difficult to suet All adViflitage aertaining to other Estates, that is no antieny conspicuon4 as it 'regartlx liiiA interest i !',g property ; nit may w th ' e la P h r e in t c e i a pal Inns at Birrnitighalii, Strat- he safely affirmed, that it is in evetfegspect the most eligible Warwiclt; the Auction. 3tart; of Mr. Investment for Capital that has eel iwthe market during the resetit - smson, . d . rterhouse-sluare ; i ,sailt.oyni P teit ti e: r n a,in t ,so etl ideitil p i l Bi r ntior t d k i:,a u cd l a a ni rs eldat .aPd'in, enTent-garden, where plans of the Estate 111:1 , be seen. V lOTON, com l.', CONTRACT, of the MA NOR, ' YORKSHIRE, K I REI,EA VINGTON, in CLEVELA ND, in the NORTH • RIDING of the COUNTY of YORK. t o )T ßAi l , : o. l f. t a : t i‘ V iitiO A K ; E i l l ,f,x prb,ing five desirable Welt fenced Farms, cotitalnitig One Thousand Acres, or•tbsreabouts, Of capital old rich Meadow', PagtUre, and Arable Freehold Land, with suitable Farin 7 1. r t RE °i P ni t. () T l T sn E eB D oo)r Iff ini4D A °r N ie.' Buildhi gA , &-c. ; together with a Moietf of the Great and Small. Tythet .(AT? 4,154 Aries• - a L an , i , Riricleivrngtori,' and the adjoining Townships. of Castle Leavington, Pickton, U -LET the.very Ext ens i ve QUA.R . RI ES of 7 A - A It it ROA TH' PAVEMENT, or FLA G.STONF;S.— The Hon. WM. MAULE'S well-known - QUA RRItS at CARMYLLIE, near the sea-port of Arbroath, N.ll. areto be LET, for such a number of years as may be _agreed. on, with entry on the 22d of November next. These Quarries produce Slates, Flag-ston es , S teps f or Stairs, &c.. The stone is of a beautiful grey colour, and of the finest grain; it c uts eas il y with the'cliisel, and admits of a high polish ; it is extensively used in London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Aberdeen,.and in various parts of the kindom, particularly fbr the intericr of houses, where it is valuable on account of its natural dryness, as well as its beauty. The Quarries are easily worked, and are quite inexhaustible, - -there being upwards of 100 acres where the stone is to be found close to the surface. It lies in beds nearly level, and may be had of any given - size, and of any thickness up to le inch es . T o persons of capita l, and exten sive connection, these quarries would prove a source of im mense profit. 'Tlie - dernand for stone is increasing 'daily.; it greatly exceeds the present supply, and the trade might he in creased to an extent almost unlimited.. The proprietor I s disposed to deal on th e most liberal 'terms. Specimens of the stone may be seen at the following places, viz.:—ln GlaSgoiv, at the Infantry Barracks ; in London, at 'the Wharf of Messrs. Wake and Daniel, stone-merchants, Millbank street, Westminster; and at Mr. Hoare's Wharf, Wapping; in Edinburgh, on the northwest side of Moray-place; and in Leith, at the Yard of Messrs. Bell, Rennie, and Co., wine merchanti there.—The small Farm, - named Slade and about 30 acres of another - . adjoining Farm, will be Let dl ' on g with the Quarries. Apply to James Campbell, Esq., Solicitor. Prince -court, Westminster; to MeSsrs. Fotberingham and Lindsay, W. 5.., 25, Heriot-row, Edinburgh; or to Mr. Collier, at -11Iaules bank, by Mitirdrum, the Proprietor's Factor, who lives within a few miles of the Quarries.—Persons who wish to visit these Quarries are requested to apply to Mr. Fairweather, Inn keeper, at Arbroath ; and to w ri t e t o Mr. Collier a day-or two before going, in order that a person may be ready to at tend them. W TI,FEJL . RESI ENC E. it) the Colinty of:Ross,--:::ro be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, :foi a period of years, entry at Martinmas, 1825, the MANSION HOUSE of RED CASTLE, situated on the . licauly' 'Frith with, Garden and Offices, along with su c h quantity of Ground' as may be required. The Castle contains four public room,, .and about a dozen of bed-rooms, besides ample accommoda tion for :tenants, all in a COM plete state of re p a i r and Comfort. There is an excellent range of offices ; and the garden, wh:ch large and well stocked, is remarkable for the earliness and good quality of the fruit it prodaces--reaches, nectarines, and yen alniOnds, tinning to perfection without any 9 rtificiai heat. Red Castle is situated on a promontory; bounded on bue side.by- the Beauly Frith, and on the other by a park, - cOntaining a variety of wood of all ages, and, from • its commanding• situation, af_ fords an admirable view of:the picturesqu'e scenery iv, f li r i v t s t u t r ie. .. rounds it. Distance from inV e rn ess , ('our mouth of the Caledonian Canal; three ; and .froin Dih wall seven. The exclusive right of shooting Oyer the 'whole Barony of Red Castle, and Estate of Easter Kesaock, both aboUritling in game, - and which, tdgether,consik of nearly - 4006 acres, 'will be given to the tenant. .„ , . • For rent, and 'other particulars, apply- . to Richard Logan, Esq., Agent for the, British Linen Company, at Inverness ; or Low and Rutherford, W. S., 14, East Thistle-'street:'.Etlin burgh who are empowered to conclude a bargain. C 0 It NW ALL MINING ( CHAIRMAN-PETER DEPUT Y,C S. B. M. BARRET, Esq. M DIREI and , DEVONSIIIRC :;OMPANr. MOOR, Esq. ILP. fIAIRmEN: P. the Hort:lt. BINOHAM. 'TORS. W. Newman. E q. Hight lion. Viscount Palmer,. Sir Jolla Phijip :HobAi r . F. 'nwlett. W. Reyhokls Rs'g. eolonel Talt>fit, - 1 Tho. Tgagv, El 4. ReAruth ?-' W. L. Ogilby, Esq. Rob. Talbot, Es*. W. Sim, Esq. W tN. ' SowclTOTiS—'Messrs. Watts arid ITtrbtkg. • The Directors of this Company intbrip the PrneOetot*; that a DePutatiob s bas left London tor eornwall and Devon*frlTe, to Inspect the Mines belonging to the,o9l:npany ; a ttt ttotiiii the return of the Deputation, the substancepl,t_4etr Uppostimill 1)1 communicated. WOOD s,et. 26, LOrnbard-street, June 6, 182. W.. Aston, Esq. Steph. N. Barber ; Esq. W. Cone, jun. Esq. Penzance A. Denny, Esq. The Right Honourable Earl Donoughniore John Orgy, Esq. Sir W.'-Kay, Bart. W. KtiShasv, Esq. AUDI TO BE SOLD BY .41.1etIt/N, By Mr. SOTHEBY, at 110 /IbikSe, N. 1, Street, Strand, on MONDAY; JitA 11,,44 four follcAving Days, at Twelve o'ClOcl;. rillH E VALUABLE.; • I'IIEOLOGIOAL JIL LIBRARY of His GRACE the AR6HBISHOP of CASIIEL,• lately deceased. Ihchnling a very tine Selection of Bibles in . the Greek", Latin, and Euglish Istinguagiis ; Carte't Life of the D4ke of Ormond, a voi: uhrynostom i Opera, Grace, 8 tom. ]ton ; Gritici Sacri; U ipna, ; Etisrhii Ecelesiastica, a Reading, '3 totn‘; Lexi Con, Large Paper; .Josephi Opera, Or, et Lat. liudsoni,ll..flrge Paper ; Pon Synopsis Criticoruin, S tern. ; ityraeri FrAtlera, 1 - D tom. ; Sejdeni Opera Orarin,.ll; thin.; ks, t vol. ; Strype's Lives ; Theophylactn, IQoaturr Eringlia, • Gr*ce, 1644 ; Callnet sur la,klinle,. 89 0611_4 tiEle i lk•cottrt of the Gentiles ; Focaloir, fi4h.flitglish, ; Alacknisbt on the AroAtle‘ • viewed, and Catalogues s(trke .?s.) had at *l.:nate of Sale. NORTH U3l BERLA ND. rillo be SOLD by PRA VATS CONT RACT, 1 all that FREEHOLD FARM, called MOORIDGE HOUSE, in the Park') of Elsdon, and County of Northum berland, containing .110 A. 3R. 61'. more or less, of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, the whole at present in Grass, with a Dwelling House and Offices suitable to the Farm. It .pays a Modus in lieu of Corn and Hay Tithes, and the Land Tax is redeemed. Mr. Joseph Patterson, of Yatesfield, the present Tenant, will send a person to sheW the Farm ; and fur ther particulars may be known by applying to William Mar shall, of Lintbridge, in the Parish of Allenton-, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen ; or Anthony Marshall, at Alnham, by Alnwick. June 1, 1825. SUSSEX. Valuable Freehold Estate, with a fine commanding View of the Sea, five Miles from Eastbourne, including a good Farm House and convenient -Buildings, and 400 Acres of band. The Land Tax redeemed. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY the 28th of Jnne instant, by direction of the Trustees for Sale, under the Will of the late A Mr. Henry Crowhurst Ro o d s , deceased, Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consist ing of an excellent and v er y conv enient Family Residence, standing on an Eminence, from which it commands the inte resting Sea Views that are presented from Beachy Head to Hastings. It is distant five miles from Eastbourne, four from Hailsham, and fifteen from Hastings and Lewes. Attached to the Property are about 400 Acres of good Land, situate in the Parishes of 'Westham and Pevensey, of which 77 Acres are rich old Marsh Land, in Pevensey Level. Also four Cottages, Barns, Stables, and other conven i ent B uildings, in good Repair. Mr. Samuel Roods, of Westham, will slim the Estate. Particulars may be had, 21 days prior to the Sale, at the Lamb, Eastbourne ; Crown, Hailsham ; Star, Lewes • Swan, Hastings; Old Ship, Brighton ; at the Office of ' Messrs. Barton • arid Bellingham, Solicitors, Battel ; and Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where a Plan of the. Estate may_ be seem:.