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CITE'' BUSINESS. A. Court of Common Council was held. yesterday at, Guildlu Present the -Right Hon. the 1:0 R MAYOR, five Ahlermen, the Sheriffs, the Rec6rder, and uywards Of 160 Commoners. The Proceedings of the last Court were read and confirmed. Mr. POWELL presented a Petition of the Land Coal-metef. , , setting,lth th the illegal praCtices of the' Coal , Trade,l-whieh being read, was referred to the Committee of ContrOul o er the :Coil and Corn—, Meters, to examine - the allegations thereof, and re port their opinion thereon to the next Court. The Committee for General. Purposes presented a Report in writing, with.a Bill for transferring the lading ,and unlading' of Goods ;it the respeetive Wharfs 'from Berbice, Demerara, and Surinam, from the Tackle House to the Ticket Porters. The Bill was ordered to be read"~ first, second, and third tint, and the Blanks for the commence ment were also ordered to be filled up, and passed. 'Mr. Sheriff CADELL brought forward the Busi ness postponed at the last Court, respeCting- the Building of a House'ofCorrfflion, fiat. the Confine ment of Persons guilty of Misdemeanors, and moved as follows; " That it be referred to the Committee of City Lands, to consider of a proper place for th.ebuildintt of a House of Cor:e4tion, as recommended in their Report served in at the last Court, and. to report theredn, together with an'Estimate of the Evpence, and also of the probable,Expence of the E stablishment ;" which, after being seconded, and a shoit Debate ensuing, was agreed to. .• -; Mr. Alderman Hi traßai moved, . . That - the Commitrec ti-g the improv'ement of the Port . of London, do report to the Court the whole of the Proceed ings relative to the questiOn of thc Right claimed by the ' West India Dock Company, to be furnished with Abstracts of l'itfes of Lands punch red for the use of the said Coin ' any, in order that the said Company !night submit the saim , together With the sail ilepd of Conveyanc,e from the, City cat jjLondon) to the' opinion ot Connsel on - their behalf." `Mr:, WAITIMAN moved the pre.iious . Question, which wilt. negatived, and .the original .Motion %Vas lost. . )resented to The Committee fur General Purposes the Court a Report in writirig, stating, they bad 11.14 considered the reference relative to , the Draw... ing. ~ f the Lottery, in Guildhall, and were of opi nion, that no steps ought to be taken to prevent it. A IS/lotion, being made that this Court do agree with the" Committee in their Report, a long- con iersation took place, and- Mr. Deputy. Goootta.. -HERE moved an Atnendment, That all the words in the original Motiqn after the word " That" be left Our, and the following substituted in its stead: - - " That the Drawing of the _Lottery in the Guildhall of this City, is totally inconvenient to the'public pusiness„ and is attended by circumstances ofihe grt;atest itiiligni!.y to the Honour and Consequence of the Corporation, and incompa tible with the Ocorum and, sejernuity that. is esiential to the province of the Itidges• and Magistrates: " And therefore, that. the Coturnittee of City Lands he in stroaed to tat& such stiis'aS to them may appear . aavislble . , to prevent any Lottery not already contraded frir, Win& drawn in the of this City." ' Which being seconacd, a Gentleman observed, there were not a sufficient nuiaber of Members pre sent, to make a Court, on which account the Court broke up without coining to any &termination on the subied ; the business was therefore postponed till the next Court, LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING'S 13E1V.,41, +AY, jONE Mr. Gimps moved for leave to file a Criminal In. formation against a person of the name of John Roche kr, upon an allegation, that he was the an. thor and publisher of a Libel, which was in verse, and tending to ridicule certain persons of the name of Garland, Grcaves, Goodman, and Coulson, who are. Mealmen, and who, Mr. GIBBS stated to be at the present time obnoxious to a great deal of public -disapprobation, arising much from preju. dice, and therefore entitled to the particular pro tenion of the Court. The Libel of which he com plained was not indeed sworn to be published by the Defendant, hut stated in such a way,- he said, as to leave no doubt of that filet, for when applica. tion becri'made upon that subjea, he said he was ready to meet the parties who complained, but be. world note give then any information. These verse's purpt?rted to give an account of the torments of these parties, in Hell. He read some of the verses to shew that they were; applicable to the parties on whose behalf he moved, and the Court granted him a Rule to shew Cose. THE KING f'V GEOVVEAUX. Mr: POOLBY molted for the judgment of the Court on the Defendant. Lord KENyoN reported the case as it had appear— ed. upon the trial before him, at Westminster, in the last Sittings. It was an Indiament against the Defendant Francis Gwiveaux, for ill treatment of Susannah Archer, a young girl who had been settled with him as an apprentice, from the parish of: Green. rich. After his Lordship had one througl,x the Evidence at the Ttial, he added, that he had made a note in the margin in his note book, that both this young Girl and one Mary Russel, who were maimed, iv ere much emaciated, and did' not "wear to bc.any thing like ,the..age they really were;, they looked most miserably, and they were much stinted in grOWth. • Lord kENYON therf' obierved, that Mr. Serjeant as he came into Court, had taken some pers front the Defendant,' who had just put them into his.hapds. He had read them over ;,;; but al_ though they contained a statement of ,kl,i whiCh would be importmt to the. defence s it proved, ho could not offer them to 'the,Court until they,shonid be verified by affidavit. Perhaps they might be so at a futnre.,period, And then he should appear_ in Court U) speak in rnitigaiion . a tiw judgincnt of the Court upon the. Defendant. TO ;be.' sure it was: quite irn. pos i):lc- for any one to'aCt with more propriety Than Mr,. Serjeant LVNDS clid Ppqn,this - oectision. - 7 klis,L.Ordship wished..to know whether the Learned Serieant had, received notice that this Defendant „ or , 1 ) 0N p r lgt a d by BLiCH,:+, N M'M I !A.A. N, rof ( ; Ar.i! I‘. ILIA AM AitiflCLß:SClttrrs fut Mose A t t h e sil t i.()vvicit, No, H 2, Strand ; , khere , tibiretriwnents, Order: tor the l'aptr, Latter. tut tlic Putt- was to be brought up this day for the Judgment of the Court The ATTDRNEY.G ENE R AL ) leading Counsel for the Prosecution, said, that Mr. Serjeant LEND, had had the notice to which his Lordship alluded, for he had caused the communication himself to be made to the. Learned .Serjpnt. • The Defendant said he was upwards of Sixty years of age, that he. was too poor to subpoena any witnesses, otherwise he could have produced several who would have given him a good diame ter ; that he fed•these girls, who were settled with him .as apprentices, with whom he had a premium only of forty ,shillings, as well as.he did his own family, and a,s well as he was able ;' but that from his extreme poverty, that was very scanty, for, his trade, which was that of A Tambour-worker, had dwindled away to almost nothing ; that these two girls were correaed by him but slightly ; that he occasionally struck them, but it was very gently-: Lord !KENVON---'" You should -not. have struck them at all." • The Defendant then said, that he was apprehend. ed a great while ago, and that he had been kept in close custody eve! since, and almost starved ; that his poverty prevented him from making; any de. fence ; that the girls who complained of him were very bad girls,' that what they swore against him \vas fake ; they wanted to ruin him, and they had obtained their wish. , At this time Mr. Serjeant 'LENDS came into Court, and Lord ICE xyora said' to him, " BrOthet LEtans, yoUr Humanity ; , when this man was tried, induced you to express a willingness to afford him your, assistance, if the case should turn put to be such as to afford him any. Do you wish to take rime to piepare for it ?" .:14r,Serje.int LutfOs said,: he had no affidavit to laybefore the Court,, to alter the complexion of thu fakqs as they had appeared at the trial; so, that he. umi leave' the Matter as it stood, for the judgment of the. Court. 7 • - ERSK INE observed, that the offence for which this unhappy man stood before the Court was abhorrent to Humanity, and that suggested to every good man the propriety, of extending huma. nity even to him Who was found guilty of a breach alit. This man, Mr. ERSKT NE was informed, had three daughters--if they could:fniniSh'Mr..Serjeant LENDS with matetials!i for the mitigatiOnof.thit man's sentence, the Court would, in its merey,,giVe time to have their affidavit laidbefore the Cotirt. Mr. 'Serjcant Laros,said, that this leadhad been a part of the consideration of thiS case, and Which he had iven to it out Of Court bin he had nothing to say now upon it, and so hedeclined saying any ' thing in', this man's behalf.. Lord' KENYON.--" To be sure, if that had been done; - which ought to have 'been 'done, in this business, the Case- would not have arisen.-- The LavPhas done all that human wisdom can do. It was the obje& of the 'Law that helpless children should be placed our . as apprentices, in a situation to get such instruaion as might enable them to gel their living honestly. The Overseers are to put these children out for this purpose, with the con currence of two-Magistrates, but these Magistrates should not look upon these things as a mere matter of colarse,, which only requires their hand-writing. in the margin of an indenture, They shoulatake came that these poor creaturas:are fed, cloatlied, and pro perly n arrated : here are seventeen of these helpless creatures placed with this man, who states himself to be so poor, as not to be able to assist himself and his family; the Magistrates could not have thought that a proper place: if they had examined, it. The Overseers ought to have visited the place, and seen how it was conduced, not once a year, by way of forni;btit Very frequeotly ;.they stood in loco parem. tit, and they should , have perfortried the duties of parent fot these orphans; we do not know what to do with this Case, it is a very grievous offence ; he beat these poor wretches because they did not per. forth more work than they had strength to do. It and brought a sad Case indeed. Let him be remanded, ' ~ brought up the last day but one of the Term. In the course of the morning, a case from some Quarter Sessions was argued, in which the question was, whether a Lime Quarry was rateable,? By both parties it was agreed, that if it was to be considered as a , ntine, that it could not be rated ; but that it was to be considered as a mine, while one parry affirmed, the other as stoutly denied. After several had been heard in support of the negative of this proposition, a Learned Uentleman gravely undertook to make it. out by the following sylogism : A mire is a tore in the earth made scientifically ; to bore a lime quarry requires no -science at al; ; ergo, a lime- tnarsy is not a mine. The , Arroarrey GENUth L i in rising to reply, observed, that it would be very unfortunate for him, if :te was •obliged to maintain that evely was a matter of science, for after what had fallen from the Learned Gentleman behind him, that position yeas certainly untenable burn* of laughter). lie propeeded in this style to answer the ariuments of his opponents, but could not succeed in persuading the Bench. Lord Kt itiXON was of opinion that the quarry was not ,mine, and ordered it to be rated. SHIP -NR11.5. POOLZ, JUNE 10. Neitnr, Burltou'i from Sunderland ; and Charlotte; Sealy, from London. • Sailed—the Lio!Thin, We!stood, and Cygnet, 'ones, f9r Liverpool ; Active, Hawker ; Hope, Smedmore ; George, Stickiand ; Nancy; Cornish ; at.d • Racehors4 Davis, tor Portsmouth. GWAVT.S4NI), JVNE 9. Passed by--the , Eliza from Stettin ; Ann Elizallloll, --.--, from Dantve; Ilazald; Williams, from. Dunkirk;* Two Friends, from New-York; Hopei, front Savannah ; Kingston Pacl:i;r, Ewing; Hind, KirillYer, and Tiietis, cameron, from jaintkica. Saileir—tliePluro, Head, for Newfoundland; lason.i . for St. Kitt's ; Duke of Leeds, Mudge, ~tor Demerara; Pak-Amer, for jarnai‘a ; and Ltrabden Packet, Peterson, for _ _ I o.—Passed try —tlin Vraw Ahnegeude, ----, from DA,ltzic, and Ceres, Peter , , fr-ani 0p4.)n0. Strangur; liaß, , anti 1-ft.:4rt of Oftk„ --, for I. l l ll .hka ; SUSPenSer Wray, toe Antigua ; Madeira ; V fiel;d411:1) a i Vrow Ferrna, jon. ! *::c uffiow Anal aco bsi I bro' BIRTHS% MoNfay,;n Russell-Place, the Lad'y' - of Wyndham Knatch. bull, E - sq. of a Son. At the Giotto douse, Margate, Mri. Oldfuld,of a Daugb. ter, being bar ninth child; DIED. Yesterday, Miss raxtan, • daughter of 'A rchibaldTa.Xton, E. of Buckingham-street. • • On •Friday Last,.„lanies Cranmer, Esq. of Mitcharp, irk Surrey, in the Bad year °lbis age. On :11,itelayi Mrs. MarY Duncan, rend of Alexander Dun can. Esq. .late of Gginberwrit..• . • On Monday the 3 tat uit. at Edinburgh, Mrs, Gordon, of Buthlaw: On the 30th'ult. at Millie:10, John Millar,: Esti, Advt.., Gate, Proiessor of I.ativ•in the Un►versity - of Glasgow. • • On zgth ult. William Glen, Esq.. of Asloss, one. of His .N.l.Ajcsty's justices of the Peace for the County of it•y'r.. • • ' KENNET and AVON .'ANAL. THE COMMITTEE of MANAGEMENT think. it their duty thus publicly to-apprize the Pro. prictors, that theAci ofPatlianient.soliciterluntler the direc tions giv.,n at the last Ge Meeting held at Bath, receßed the. Ro'al- Assent on the , a nit day of May instant -awl, that by a Clause in. the Act,.,a prefsrencc of subscribing for•the few rcitutinink;, New Shares is secured to the Proprietors for Thirty Days twin the passing thesamei after which, should any tequila , the Subscription , will be open to the Public at large. s**. Subscriptions may be made either personally, or* Letter (post-paii.t) at the Banking-house of Messrs. Harfords. Davis and Co. Bristol_ . Brieoi, May 2s, iSor. TO GENTLEMEN. ~ , ': ~. TuE universal a; which FULLER's IMP P ATM I.I2.ACES have already met with, .and the increasing demand tbr them, is a convincing proof of their superiority, • being nude on a entirely different tibia every other invention of the kind, Mld) ten. ders them mare tlastic; and not hahlo to get Out ofrepair, and so remarkehlv light and easy-as to be worn even with the most violent ,exercise, _withtnit the least detriment or Mewl venimce. Merdiants and others will find - thent an arf:elv peculiarly well adapted for 'rvYarm Climates. A rketsonahle illowancg for ready lihnlOy, to those who pun.hase to Sell again,-==Sold by the Inventoronly, Joseph Fuller, at Its Har r Hosiery, and Glove Warehouse, - opposite the Golden Cross, Chnring, Cross. N. 11. kcapital Assortment of Hats of every description, finished in the most tashionabie ; great Variety of Mili tary nod • Navy . Hats, Feathers, Travelling (Lips, &c. &c. A.Gc.) every Article of Hosiery and Gloves. • • Fiat:lloLO ESTATES, SALOP. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Together or in,Two Lots, on Mondariad June, IBot, at the Angel Inn, in Ludlow, at Four o%Cicx k, T. ELIGIBLE FARMS; called GREAT ()S"1•0 N, containing 340 Acres, and LITTI.E PO.s, ON. FARM; and .lIA 1.-DWIN'a- COPPICE, containing 3th Acre, situate five Ntiles .Nortlt -- East of Ltnilow, held front. Ycatto Year, under Rents of more than Thirty Years standiritk. Both Farms lie convenient to be occupied together or Separate 4, forming one •compaek EState, within a kin Fence, I,velt -wooded and w::re,ml,' and arc capable of %cry. great.rittpra‘eineut by Draining, and .other gocxl Husbandry,. at iiieasy cxp..tice. .Litnt , stonc and . C6al are near, anti pro balo ifi the Estate. Ivor a Ain't of the Premises, apply to 'renants • -• , BREWING AND MALTING 1. / TR. MORTON, 'at No. zB, in the Stran4, -V1 ruspeat'ully informs' the Public, that he instruels Gaul en len in'the use of the TherMometer, and the appli cation ,of. that Instrument relat;ve to Brewing t . and , will furnish them with Manuszrip Instruaions, whiCh enable theist to' practise the Art - of Moving Porter, Pale Ate, and other Malt Lint.ors. Hs will also furnish them with Mann.; script Instructions for making Pale and Brown. Malts, alter the moNt approved pntaice, and Ira\ ;lig been long in busineis upon his own account, and taking . a pleasure in trying natty and "VarlOtiS experiments., and noting their result,. ii has given hint a degree of practical alai experimental knowledge, in the ditferent lines of his profession, which very few possess,. as eel he proved from the many Letters and Vouchers of the most entinent - Brewers borh in Great . Britain and Ireland, highly approving of his ditli:rent mules of praelice, and many of these Gentlemen he never ha the pleasure of seeing. His Manuscripts put it in the power or Gentlemen to brew an exceedinA tine flavoured, Porter from Malt and Hops CollitlinCti with the simple eleinent at' Water, with out the use of any other ingredient whatever. ' Any address, sent post-paid,,-. to D. M orton, will be duly attended t0.,-:-He returns his respectful Thanks to those Gentlemen who have approved so highly of the utility of his Nlanuseripts, and. professional Abilities. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, Nevi Bridgo.streit, London. Edinburgh, Mays, Aloe. IN the Spring of "1794 I was alilitteci with. a .L Venereal Complaint, which. I treated with enee for five monthS; but was then obliged to apply ma regular Physician, who put a. temporary stop to the viru knee of the Di‘case (by mercurial applications) for some time; but growing, in spite aell medicine and: the advice of the tirSt Getitlemen of the E.:amity here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and' beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from• head to foot .--M y head , throat,• mouth, nose, legs, arms, Sm. have )seen alternatAy in danger of beconting useless; kr short, 1 have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers oil my body, and needy totally de prived of sight .-1t -woulti be voluminous to partiettla nee all my ca o--suffice it to say, there never was, or • ever will be, one of a more dangerous., or of A. more-compli cated nature. , I was long looked .upon 'by, my friends, and iniseined myself, beyond. all hopes of recovery; and, in deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable state. In this dreadful situaticn did I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. R. of Plymouthieetty trierid6 read it, I could net.--I sent ,and procured some of your. LEAK E's PATENT PI LLS, wtih h, by using- front rime to rime, am now, and have tong been. -*ter mere, than four :ears indescribable tlistress; in at goodie state of health as ever I enjoyed ' • as a proof of this,. I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. in gratitude to God,-and in hopes 01 rendering my 4110 w-creature serviet, I - request you to publish this; and you may at any time tete( persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further parti 7 - cedars*, tq the or my..frienclit, by letter or person. Aefese cases ftir badeess . -Will ever equal mine, andnone enCti it, I have from.experience every reason- to assure mankind,. thal'in your LEA Kt's PILLS they'will tind a su sPeedys sefes Ana ratli;i l cure,..for that most .dread lot stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called a cosi- FlitSleb Lets. T. • * I fltillinWUtitat* family reasons prevent making my name and address publisz ; hut creditables persona really itv:inting intOrmation me) , also be referred to me and my friends . by Mrs. S. Clark, RaMsay-Gardens, Edinburgh., P rs•pared und,Sold-bY tne Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal r College of Surgeons in London, at his lonise, No. 9, New Bridge-etreet, Where he will give Advice without a 'fee, to persons tak-, ing these Pills, and will an:..‘ er perrents 'letters,. if, ,posts paid, on the same' terms, observing in ail eases the most inviolable secrecy, no pe:son's nettle or case having been mentioned, iutar their pis n pirtieular request,- by the Pro prietor, durin g the course of noire than thirty-six years, that lie has had the . conituding of an extensiveoleof the above Medicine, and the predict, arising therefrom. They arc also sold by hie Appointment, ler the conve nience ,tif those living at a distance, bye. Mr. Watson; South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mentions, Printer Glll4 - KOW, to A*? hlr.. T. refers tor his address; at the Perfumer's, No. 35„ St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ; Mr. , Kobel-amis . Tay-shop,. No. sof, Oettisni-street; borough's, No. 7, fisn.street.htll, nearly opposite tire Mo nument -; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. •r, Umort-tries, Little "Toner iota; Callwelt s, Dublin • and by one person in every conilderable town Greaaritain and 'lreland, in Boxes of 'only es. ed. each, sealed up with lull and plain (in-Mimes, whereby persais.s at' either Sex inay out: , them v,:s with wcrecr. ~ , N. B. . Every Box aoirt. in. Great, Britain is sealai t u V %vita a Stamp, Oli which„ by favour. 0 the Oiniistil- NI ~,n. s , is tInnICA, .It the Starqp-Otlice--" T! Taylo , :..; ; 9, Nefi , Hi itl.;i:-rr;.1..t," 'to, imitate which is:felony and ail mhcr,i are cotiiir;a:cit. AfARTNE . SIVErI 4 4I49IPTON• TO-BE SOLD BY 133 r" ,At Itis.f;reat Room ihkll:Mally OnTIiURSDAY,, at One Qs Cloac, " • ACapital ,and singularly Elegant, FRFEI - lOL D VILLA, STABLING; far' s 1 4(ißklf"Sr t". C()ACtI HOUSES, inuntrous attached and aetdched OFF I CES . of every description suited to 173rniiy, if.C. Seated in a . Pixitlock. of ;faiir Acres, oraarrented with. Plantations', Shrubbery,. fie. deliglitini)y •sittiate .th e, West Side of the Road, tire approach to South.iiiipten, cat, ftlatuling beautiful and extrusive V.ietvs o f.theiatithartipte a Water, and itchin River ; Surrounding' Country.ferhiingl mass of prolific richness, possessing all .theadvant.iEs O'f Country Residcrit 0, with at pleasure the inost-sb,4•4"and polite sticity. A part of tire Land way be tone , ' tot at advantage for the ,purpose or building upon Without ti., least obstruction Residence : The tv - hole i'n the ittirst peried imt eutrtplete order sad pair. ImMediate possession may be 4iacl. Partietilkrs may be had. ten days prectiling tiTe Sale, at tilt Dolphin, Southampton George, at Wirchiater Pril 4ef ,, 4 the -Salisbury Paper; tiush,_ l'arnivita ; Star, Alres ll) .n" Crown, Basin4stoite;. or Mr, Coekercll, Saville-row; at the Rainbow Coffee-house, and in. Pall-Mal!. . AYLESIWRY,, BUCKS: 'l'o IIF. SOLD BY AUCTION,,,-,, • - By Mr. At his Great Room in Pail-NI:11, On THURSDAY, 110 y 2, at One o'Cloc k, IN ONE' LOT, • Capital and .Valnable FitEEl-IOLD ETA 1 - 1.. consisting- Of the MANOR. of AY LESBU R V • Biertonv. and-the Manor of.:fiItOUGIITON 1101•11,' ie , alias 13kOUG1-ITO STAV„,I.:LY; ‘vith 'Quit lienOt Heriots, Reliefs, Tot ts of ilte ,Nlatket, DA' R Y FAaMS, &c. with good Farm ilotrA4,""` able Out-buildings, and .667 Acres... 3 'Roods s Perq"! of . tinevinmonly rich, vrinelpaih..Feeding :tad? N * ,l Land, Tithe . Free, exonerates Irom Tax, let r responsible Tenants ott Leases, which 4805, And Nip nider in tS t at ve r., 1, annital Rents, 4 ° l ;het to near C TEEN II U PO UN U` vt r twit Contingenc;:, oe• tier ' suite d to be conc" e t it.: • . planted: c ,4esitable E'state IS S itit t in and surrottridirgtlerof .to Market To.:vb of A) kshtlrv, in Bu , •lrs th- ri -• , - Vale of which is' to;; kno:vn to any continent. • . ()%• Particulars may be had of the Printers of the Readeit, ford, Northampton, and' • Leicester Fiver , ; Chronicle at the Rainbow ColFze-hoist Ay les!..iu ty . ; of Metsrs. Forster, Cooke, and fr- 1 "3 , Inn ; and of Mr: Christie, in Pall Mall ; Nl+o 2/t . alr ' r to receive Proposak to purchase , by Private CornlC" Plan may be seen in. the CeantY I . CAPITAL. MANt)R ANTI ES'rATEt STA F FOR Dsl4 E. • ._ TO BE S())..1,1 BY Ati - cTI()N. By gessrs. SKINNER And D \7l;f4:, 3 ,G# On Wednesday the zzd of July, at Twelve w raav't Coffee-house, 'Cltangezalley, Curcio'.'" In One Lot t , . A D CAPITAL , and ' VERY VL- i l i i i ‘ 113.) 1i , ::.. FREEIIOI, ESTATE, situate CH. 5 0. i -, 10N, a fine healthy part of Ow r oe° , FORD, Withiti tour miles of Leek an'l Newcastle, and abort tltivty froin comprizing the-,MANOR of CHU- I) LETO N ' it")" . Fret: and Quit . KqillS, Calfit Ikt tr: , : aniUll/1 r cc, ties, over an el tent of Country . 20 , Iv I rerCllCe ; a eery cominodions • „ It W ES1'W()0I1 T• 4 AT. T, • • , Stabling, Walli:d ; • • , • desitliblc Arnie and Peer 1. Irr rl Woods acr..t i'3„ fl;. 4 -4 - ,:. . • thkw hole containing about . • . . Ty the-fete, forinirq; a I c. • • " ' - improvements; the to Tenants'at W ill, the r. Whose I.)erniFi; the h t a ' TEEN HUN ' • . ' considgral , l . • , and Manor, ittyrov:,!;il;' • , • situate a shot; distance trot'. ‘., • ' which there-is al2 Re id • • • . • RACY to the,PArish of • • - • ONE HUNDRED I'olTh •.' TO be viewed . .4.1 days pret,„..,1;2.);... , • Thomas "Dawson, at W est !, • , LiCUlarb xnay be also:or tors, Leek ; Mr. .4, re, Frialer, ' erinier, r, D reV. , • T T S lt • Swiiiney arid Cu. , . ?Limp-; ,PeorAc, ; tit . trig rya ; F Si,:ititlerand• Dyke, A Ht..-ilgari..-st I t L •s' terly. ,V, Mitts! >44), 'must be -adtiressect ---...- 145 e f ..i--:-............---, NEAR ASHBURTON, DEVON, in tne 3ol Fril H A. , . TO BE 'SOLD BY AtICT,I)N, . . By Mr. Cligis-ri6 ' ~- At his Great,Room, in Pall-Ifall, . On WEDNESDAY, the ts - th Da) f . 1 it.v, At 00e o'Cl g*' ' .0 „ ACAPITAL • and Valual4c Frkii,El-10141/ ESTA:TE, con.sisting of the styliiik 't ... , .1 sire „ N i l l o il a of BROOK, MAYNBROW, SUCKF,;I..EILItt,„it, ~ BA R - roN, . with Court Lects, Court Ilarni*..,V4car'' Fines, Ilta . ?ots, Tolli of Fairs anti Nl:irk:As 'Rights, Rot ties, 4re. and, intient Kansion, Offices; G.tn't..tn, Aze. In gu'7 repair, andlitir4neo acres of arable Up. Lard anti Water! N• 10 4( 10 w, Pastore and Down Laud, Tythe-free, Land Talc redeemed ; 2. 000 acrabf which are inclosed, anti divide:lfae We, Ten Farms, anti let to respeetatil:Tenants. Also aly'l t ., 4 i d acres of capital Timber, Grove, Wbod, and Coppice I ' 4l ' l hand.. Ben; • °' i The Estate is well watered, of the p rese nt ann ual ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUND, Capable of very con.dderable improvc inent. id bro. , The Estate abounds with plenty of Linn'-s" : etbs. Sre:i tiful Marble, convertible into Chimney'-piec es ' !).-- wits A Water Soak-Corn Mill is let with the grab!r: ll l f o r.• a valuable pzivilege of depasturhig Stock. „ Estate.- ming, in the whole a most compaa ow ‘ 1 , 4 ;; t he distin. ' with great plenty of Game 'and Field 11:,:',1,7,ispoitslbot.3r Itl4'. gulf lied Devonshire or Dean Hunt &pen' sport. The home grounds and surrounding' coul it . r ? to w orks tifully piaures9ue, anti requires pnbr a of__ art to render it a charming residence. Situate on 11 D . 1 ! stvi t Niestern ROad leading Mtn Exeter to Plyrito utn. i ve frog* let': indict° from Aibtirton ;hue miles, *ix from 'Cotness, twet"..l3:l:: Torbay, fifteen_ from 'ryriniouth, ,twenty.two from tx.. ' and the sante. distance from Plymouth. : - x i, VW at The Estate may be viewed by applying' to r ',,: n ' r oisliol Brookhou4e; and particulars may be ltad a MOW" r An ic 23 the sale, of the Printers of the Exeter Gazette, 5...1 1 e!',"} rut. Salisbury Papers, Bath Chronicle, S Farley's nr' s ', itill f nal, of Messrs. Grahams, Lincoln's Inn, and at Pau' where a Plan of the, n uLYL:iv sc elL ________.------ --- ; , r Or A MOST BEAUTIFUL AND SPORTING r A." ' DO RSETSFIt RE. . TO 'BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTBACr' By Mr. CHRISTIE, , ic; A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD EsTA r, of Hart . A iii- lightfully situate in a beautiful ands portia-iiihiri the County of Derset t within a few miles of the V"), 0 0 Downs, with plenty oL,Fielti Sports and abundance otovrazing Consisting of a Manor, and Six. eligible DairY °I . ~ 0 00 Farms, with excellent Stone-built House 'and Out n ir o of every description, in . perfed repair, and 6°l A. u , 4, iit Feeding Land, and Water. Mcadow, intirdy cotnl l.l / 1 f lic a Ring. Fence, with the river Store t wining ti r " ? 10 0 midst of it, with plenty of remarkable fin Trout. A n ol a Tenant at Will, and on short Leases, a t the la: c Rent of ... ' rILINO' EIGHT HUNIIRED AND FIFTY-EIGII'f P-- . • Capable of very considerable lin piovemen. o il ' The land is well-formed by nature to Warm 161)'.°s6oill timbered, and would be a aes'i rabic situation ti'e re a l/t.. 3 ,0 lel' log Box upon, as the surrounding coun try is beo' ~,bliD toed, Stos - Ohead and Townitill enriching the Scc.;•r,qaol4 is'tenninatetl by the Wiltshire Damns. DA valuabl!ispetit Rock is found on the estate, of great beauty whe ,l r . and plenty of rich Marie, the source of good aclPs . llin''' ' A plant:Wale estate may be seen in l'all-Nlal /, 30'. particulars known: . . ... , I E~ I a