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THE PERPETUAL ADWJWSON and NEXT PKESENTATION of a Vl CARAC; Li, in a mnst re speetable neighbourhood. about five miles from Loi,ctoti. For further Particulars, pply to Messrs. flogget aid Phillips, 62, Broad.strect, Royal Exchange. • MANOR MANSION; CAPITAL. .S 1 ATE, % )ODS, PARK. and PLEASURE-GROUNDS. near SI'O%V. MARKET, in the COUNTY ot SUFFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCrioN, • By..Messrq. HOGpART and I , IIILLIPS, At the Mart, on Friday, August 9. at Twelve. in One Lot; . T HEvery Valuable MANOR of HAWLEY, otherwise IIAWLEIGHE, in the County ot SU F. FOLK, with Free-warren. Caurt-leets. Quit-rents, Fines; tleriuts, and Emoluments thereto belongiug, which for the last Seven Veari has proiltieed a hand - some Income; the Fines, Within the Manor, extend over 1.,i4t Acrea, 22 Owel ling-houses, :4 , 4 a 6 Messuages, r.rinmat altogether one ot the most Valuable Matters in the County ;.the Manor Rights, as to i•iailting and.Siunting, e% tend over a large Tract of County, abounding with Came; with the Spacious, Sub. stantiat, Ancient, Mansion-house. of Hawley. possessing every accommodation for a Family of the that r •spectabilay, with offices of every description, Pleasure.grutiods, and Gardens, surrounded by a Park and Land, containing to. gether about .}so A CYk`ti, skirted by a large Wood well•tock ed with Game ; the Estate is hounded by the Turnpike.' road, from Stow-market to Woolpit, Fivr Miles from Stow. market, Ten from Bury St. Edmunds, and about Five from tvlendlesham and lxworth. 200,00 ,Caßoni, One Half thereof in the course of a Month, and the other Hall in one Month afterwards ; and to hr paid for by Bills, p.trable with Interest, i•inety Dos after date. Condjtions of the Cowan may be sun at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender In which the Price Oaf not be inserted ix words at length, or that shall not be deliveied .he Board before One' o'clock on the said Prtfo, the 1991' July next; nor unless the Person who makes Ole Tender, t'r some • Pert , bit bobolf, armfuls.. In anitver when callejjor.. ISREACH Ut PAttut.L Of HONOUR. • TRANSPORT-OFFICE, July 17, art. WHEREAS, the two French riisoners of War, nairiect and described A the Foot hereof, have ab sconded- from Ashby de la Zouch, 'in Violation of their Parole of Honour. The Commissioners for conducting his Majesty's Transport Service, &c. do hereby offer a Reward 01 TwENT Y GUINEAS for the Recapture of each of the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons who shall Sppre tiieni and - deliver them at this Office, or otherwise cause tam to be swiftly lodged in any of the Public Gaols. ro be viewed Twenty Days previous to the Sale; and Particulars had at the Angel, Bury St. Edmonds, King's- Ilead, Stow-market; the principal Inns at Men.lieshatu and lxwoith; Three Cups, Colchester ; illue-Posts,AVithatn ; and the Auction Mart ; and of Hoggart and Phillips, 61, uroint.street, Koyal Exchange. To HOP-MERCHANTS, WAREHOUSEMcN, and COAL.MERCHANTS. WATERSIDE P KLMISES, WAREHOUSES, and DWELLING•HOUSE, MAIDS.TONE, KENT. TO Bh SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Audion Mart,' on P Way, the gth of August, at Twelve o'clock, by Order of the Assignee, and with con sent of the Mortgagee, unless an acceptable 011 at is made in the mean time by Private Contract, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; corn 1-1. prising a substantial Brick-Built Warehouse, strongly timbered, cuotiowne. four floors, 6% feet squue, capable of housing 130.,0 qttsrters of corn, ;nos' desirably situated In the Borough of Ws,tree, near the Br dge, at Maidstone, In the County of Kent, with a Dwelling Ho u se, containing tour lard-rooms, two Pariaars. and ()aim. Stabling fur two Horses, large %aril, Shed, Sec.. capable of great improve ment. CH RISTOPHE cTOFF EL, Lieutenant-Colonel, and Aid-du-Camp w Mauna' Massena, Twenty-eight Years of Age, Five Feet Sum Inches and a [billfish, well made, Oval Visage, Fat CoMplexion, Dark Brown Hair, and Hazle Eyes. LOUIS FRS. BARON LE I EUNE, Colonel, and Aid-du Camp 'to General lierthier, _ Thirty-four Years of Age, Five tett Eleven Inches High, slender made, Oval Visage, . gair Complexion, Brown Hair, Blue Eyes, and hloleso» his left Cheek. SALES OF ESTATES, FREEHOLD DWELLING - HOUSE, PLEASURE. GitoUNDS, and RICH:MEADOW-LAND, near•EP. SOM. Tke depth from the street to the water•side is one hundred antUnrty : five feet. _ _ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Messrs. HOGGART mid PHILLIPS, The Premises were formerly in the occupation of Mr. Chamber*, Corn-merchant; and part of them an; now (vccu pted by .Goverbmott •iis tenant et will, at TWO HUN DRED POUNDS l'Elt ANNUM. At the Auction Mart, on Friday, duly 19, at Twelve o,C,ock, AN Excellent. • FREEHOLD . DWELLING • tutus h, suitable 16r a large Family, pleasantly si. waled; detached front the fown'iit Epsout, in the county of Surrey, with eight lied chambers, Dining and thiawing rooms, Offices, and Coach• house, Stabling tor Three Horses, Lawn, Pleasure•gro-nils, Gardens, and three rich Padlocks; containing together about, tour Acres, or which immediate pOsseshion may be had.' The Purchaser may be accornino.• dated with the Furniture at. a fair valuation. .• • l'o be viewer!, by.avplying to Mr. Chambers. Maidstone, of whom ParticiiarS may be hail twenty days preceding the Sale; also at tilt !lea, Maid,ione i or Mr. Smith. Solicitor, liarbCra• Hail, &holt well. street, near I.(mitor,..vatt ; at Air. Druce, at the Auction Mart; snit of Messrs. floggatt and Phillips, 6z, Broad-wect. Royal Extoistimv:: To be viewed with Tickets, which;. with Particular', may be had siK days previous to the sale, of Messrs. Ho - gart'and l'hihips, - 62, Old Ilroad.strcct, Royat Exchange. Pariiculars;ilso may 'be had. at the Spread Eagle, - Epsom Swan, t eatherhead ; and at the Mart, London. EXTENSIVh and VALUABLE FREI-AULD. PRO. PERTY, SOUTHWARK. ,About 17 Acres of LIM'. covered with Houses. TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION,' Dy. Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on 'Tuesdaythe tyth, aiul Wodnes day the 18th of August, at TwAve, THE SINFOLK4 I LACE ESI'ATE, in the BUKOOGH of SOUTHWARK, in the County of SWIMS ; consisting of about SIX HUN DR B UWE L LI IV I-10.US ES,. in Creat•Suttidk-sticet, Princes place, King's -evert, St. George's. street, Cartnon•street, Little Still ilk -street, Vinegar-yaid, Lombard-street, Queen•str et, Guildford street, King-street, Mint-square, Duke street, Red-crass -street,. Peter.street, Bird Cake -alley, Harlow. street . ; The Dun Horse, and Livery St. , bles, and Five Houses adjoining, in Blackman -street, the Distillery in the Occupation of Messrs. Pigeon anti Co. with an excellent „Faintly House, and a variety of other y Streets. Alleys, and Courts, as ipecitied in the Ground-plan, vvidos may be seen et Messrs. !logien and Phillips's. The tr.state occupies a Site tit Ground,' containing about 57 Acres Some of the Houses are let on lung Lease*, and the remainder of the Leases have but.a few Yeats to expire. the pres e nt Rental producing a G round. rent of about 20901. per annum, clipable of great . Improvements. The E;h4hi hieludet a number of Valuable Public-I)o4es. To be viewed, with !caeca the Tenants, anti Particulars had Twenty Days preceding the Sale, of Chilies Arnold, keg. itediord.row ; at the Audtion Mart; and of Messrs. Huuart and Phillips,6.t, Old Broad-street. MANOR FARMS, SEVE.N..OAKS, anti littOXl. VEY, &ENT. TO BB SOI.O BY AUCTION, By Masus. 1-I(XAM lII' And PHILLIPS, . _ . At the Aucti,ii Malt, on Tuesday the 3otti of July, at "rweicee o'clock, iii Two Lcits by Order of the Executors of I otin Eumgeon, Esq. deceased, "i 'HE MANOR ; or reruted MANOR of SHEL. ILE with aVA LUMILE REI7.IIOLIY EsTA , lying , Withal a n iena,et, ;Mulled in a delightful part, of the country, abounding Game,. Six Miles from Seven Oaks, Ten freon Bromley, in the Parish of Krockhult, Tiventy I . lles from London, in the.county of. Kent ; con. slating ot Two I Containing together TI F. Hill N -1)12E13 and VI I "!. - 1' i• IVE errs of rich Arable; anal thriving Wood-land. well supplieu with Water, abOunding with Chalk, and a Litile.kilit on 1114: Estate, which im proves the Agriculture of tine Land at a trifling stipend: ; the:Estate has tif•en greatly improved within a few Years, with a conrifortabld 11.1 hie and ()likes, spacious Hafts, SU+ 011114, Gianaty, and out.h.iildings, Garden, Orchard, Sic% l'urchaser may tiaVe early possession, anti b,t accommo dated with tlb.: live and dead Stock at a fair valuation. To be Viekvtil, an I Particulars had Fifteen Days previous to the Sale, at the Inn,Aroinlev Greylmiut, Croydon; White Seven Oaks; the prineuval Inn, at Weaterharn ; of ,tviessrs. !;ally and Iladdon, Solicitors, 41,114431-COUft. ' l lllogfiaurton•StfCtt ; *t tho A UCtiOn Mart ; and of Messrs. Horrirt awl Phillips, No ha, Old Broad-street KINETON, WARWiCKSIIIRL. R EMDEN E, MA NO RS, At A NSI ON I.ARAIS, ITHES. and ADVOWSON. 'CO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mows. HO(GART and Pl - iILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Tut..3day, the 27th of August. at Tkvelve o'Clock, in One Lot, unless an Stet:mishit: Uttar 15 la viously mad, by Private Contrset s 11E NIANOLIS of I,trrLE KINETON, (.11X1111:00K and. lIROOKIiA M I'TON, extend. ing aver about KAP. THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, well stocked with Game. with a singularly De6ir4ble Free hold, and siie.lll pat Copyhoid of Inhentance. neatly equal to I. techold, Estate, well limbered, and container,,; tu. other 'NE THOUSAND ONE RUNURED AND THIRTY. TNEW TIIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. * o-mortnow EVENI,NG, Jul Iga . .vill be aCt e d the Trayerty yof 1 8 1 1, OTHELLO: . . othdio, .ilir YOUNG ; • Dtsdemona lago, Mr. rs CKEA.1.131,; ; ,AlI I . fl Nl' t fl\T Rmilia, M rs. P O WEL L. ; Ott which, the new Romantic Melo,- Drama,. called IN IOUR, THE T ARTAR. • The princip a l C haraders by , illr. FAR I. li_Nr Master LHAPMAN, hlr, FAWCETT, Mr. TREBY, Mr. KING, Mr.IPFFERIES, I, P. CkU , S SNI A N hlr. 1-11?..1.1)' HI Mr. SilOP,, l'4 Mr.M AK.EEN, tdiss.llo l.TON, Mr s . LISTON , me DAvlgs, Mr,, ii, itthivsi.()N. i a t the l ll lket rot the Roses to be taken of Mr. Aran( on, oil nice in P * ..'• l !t art-street, rt street troin Teo tow. , riro.4. o-p ace, 4 7 • (4 brille"et )s. geeenti.price 33. -lA.—Pit 3s. 6(1. Se fl11(l 7 U.-Lower Gallery 25. SOCOMI•pf,ce l a .- - Upper :4,7Y Is, Second-price 6d. . . ).2."000es w;11 be opened at Half past Five, anti the Pl a Y raj %if past Six. bethno.stursisy The sithLeee Daughter .- On Monday, Mae. . . vt% r k aeal ai next this Theatre 'will close for the Season 0,„ "aisPeate's -Tragedy of Hamlet. T rt . ketpunt of the peat demand for Places, Timour . the e S"Olbe performed every night till the close ot 1 -easo n. • II CA D I :1,: VI EW of that higf ly inieresting CITY is near s t '"' ° Pell, At 13 Akl e- F i lt's PAN. MAMA, ttlita' 1/.1 utreY-street, inclivi:l l . ; ihe Tnwns of Rotas Port ‘,. t. A 4‘7l,E:Purto Real, Medin a Sid A.l, the Isle of 1 eon, get...— W(414 l Sl-4 of tiC I f.i.Y is ,ko 011'11 A i,L„NERAL NIEETINt4 (at' BarrfstreoF „ I , p.„-,. PLANTERS and M E . RC II , NN l'S will :,e held , ,Y, the igth instant, at the City of Londcli a co, in ulshopsgate-street, at Ude ,N7l":' Ptectsviy. MY 11. illi I. . WI 1.1.1 .N 1 H'" nrN tii!Qllt j. tiRANSLumg 3,,iti .co. 11 sv,.. the plci,ute ,troreatinooncil, that they !Live tins a4ar Y t "r a N LW LO TTLI(Y, which will be diawu the tith Q 1 littbber MI contracted with The 5ch,.......ut . w i i i be en a portialy new ph i% to Contain . .. .. 10,01 e Prize" ' a nct otay . 0,9111 Blanks, .. , 4 , Tickets ------ ' • bel II Mere Prizes that - 24°°° • nticrLlSV. 1 Maas and no Prize u The Wildin g • were I.Sivewright . -4 • :0 5 5 I . .. .. i(lchatti4oll 4114 CO . . I" 7 hith and co . ' ..". : 13 '° . • l'orstlath tn. . Pri• "" u etrfte of th • lit I C o ur t of Chancery, made , ~r , 1 4 a taint PM( i L 1 4 1 t"' nili .k 4 1 t, C n pp, . A.. against , i . ~ . 0,ce.,,: j 4. Liteof&hinti.:ld, HA .441.4113 a of ALEXANDat COB• are t or , j v vv it to died ill or an .rut the tt th day of luiy. itgo?,2:, in the County of Barks, !wk. Stepil,,,,, % Cense in itiot Drove ineir ..)ebts before 1at1,,c.7, Ciwtni,e,., ''ll2_. ontOf the Nlasters of the said Court, at . !!.1.4 ,°4 i or, I;.,l4l,4lwo,l,lialuptoni.buildin4s. Chancery-lank.. "" flint iiii b-4-:(l"9ilecitirleitit.herftrs they Will be eu;' lucieHtUtieNbNeri: t'*i xt I ki t:{ ,.'' Si nilueiN N ----------- I (REss co .- 6 --- ,' ' 111,1,4,7,.:-.l' AkW BEDST6A D , forming a regular ' 4 14 ;; i -, i O l 14 'vivid, Ilarracks, &v. also a SOFA tor i a l 5, 1 ,, ti , ;(')11,, &c. Aid likewise a seA CoT lot on b-rmr Flt,:ii, ~'s , ,r l" t' l'a'klog in a small Vance, allowed the most an :‘,, -0 yet manufadured ' invented by MORGAN it,i, „ 1 '. 41(4 . NO. 16 and i 1, , Catherinc-street, Strand. 1 -ti 31 1 f" ' ''''ahlY presume th 7 ,, , b .s it lours ooKht ~, ~,. 14' ' 1' .................. '"lh ° SO gallantl y hi alte -t aticrtlie for their King '--.- --, -----1—..--.....,_ lip ~,_,l 11 , .1 4 I ILI UR1.... ..„,,,,r. 1 1 I ti , L: ! : i t ‘ . IV E KC 1:0V I . l ' S . . 'of the .. BRITISH Nis, m t . ',Li; having purchased , tot Three 'Chops:m.l Lin' rubi4ALl .•"'"I'll Pie'iukte t OUR SAVIOUR. ,htki TUE SICK IN Tlf E fi-kimPLE. pr o pose to inelhart4B,4l4ctiPlion a Print et at, to be engin the Ostia of 28!.°Y, CItARLESHE A T ti , sq. ot th e 'clt (~.:, , hung by illi. The; Bric e to Subscribers to .be tht Sit a t . ; ll , le4 each. No proof. :. t k en v ir " cep c for hare (4‘r'bert to the . Z° ,' .I, , dt e v who Ore 10 the pepekeurcr. ifielehi. ,stir :,a rc , °' .'..' .!- 'lre, th e !'nuts. - .it tem- . t -- Nir int P rit °tell: i t : "l ' . '"ugl ubsc rib ing, 4 mi be )11441,11k1tt gli tht delivery ° of' t l , 'lH,it p ‘nl SSi S olls, which It SUbsolirtittt" ° Wel in Willalthi'S b l s i ' f r e ptions arc recti"d. the kitio"cols are ieceived hy mclit3l.l, ' n the Keller- ak to be eltutAtillie.q WY, Wittft :the. P ' itiu t re will continue *shi ed -. ted till S.,turiisy thei r h 1 ,, t ly. mad wh4re 613 fortiter,P;4lcle!br the Priiit wit ,e'tt--Liu": to ' be received till BY Order VA I.EN TJ N S ti A P.E N 1 , A. R. A.. Keeoer. . Ilano *1 his is 1"V? Ptilltc4 in F° wY4Bl°"°lisiUliavc). p rice 11. r"s. ilt T irv. ba:iisllluesi HIS -°-- • of ttO HLINETIC 1 RE:-; Plino.cs • rtinovtedEßANiels ittilt /4AYLOit Elul' tt • I°l I. 144 w N I, t gate .street. T he 1 1 I who Mx ') 0 -. 39s tic lit res.tilt .s tila fti May be had jusr_publisliF(l.. the Po. k411,,,‘ ( '.lli an t i L e of Turkey 1 or. a Doscripo um of and k, (l Pat th e 0 ,ellgious .:citistitution, Government, Illklitetisq,,ti Ett!ft°1111111 limpire. By Thomas Titoirnon• C4311a."'14 a h i t 'lOl4 viith ea rrati.ms and Additions, .1 t , : :1 , 1 , , „! . ?,..of the 'Turkish EmPire, . 4 ' o aril B raved 0 0 1 l Isill'lllicei itTattltrivsetlircZ,%Sultivfoititsly'l4noil ascicsurzglens. g illot, 'P. the yjtallatbatlus, from the first Discovery , of the N. 4 3. V' Joh n 11606, till the ; Accession ot Lord Seatotthr ' l ' liOard:Yet• Neatly printed, inure large Vote 4 10 SlAThi'' 4 I '4 RUS ' M n b ay vv _. . ~ OF SCHOOLS.. NAltr 4 Pobished, price 4s. bound, . ilire.,, k ' e olie q , Of &ANCIENT HISTORY, (torn iitt,,q; 4. ,476:1!,, to the O issolution of the HAMM Em. Artites, t"lel4f,th, ,v.':,,),,,41111 Z:;cogra ph i cal Index. ticseknifnitlnle. P111144:141f: (:r WiliC(lll4 Z ri l el ; l n e t i l i t i el l i i k s i l ia reyrFi: and ite m o .twt i „;,; I. hlakvlrlait, No. 39 Ludate-street. )141 0ri5,„,... n laY he had for the Use o f Schoolst . ter..l4Ys A t i t "'mg Lsdies' Instr Clot . 4 6ti bound. h„,_-,-.-.,:. ttrq:17.16123.., ity•e•lol,lllrie, wri.tte.ii for the Artitts . eitt;dt of Youn i g 41tla p,m'irtte sal-dens tzmo.3s, 6(1. h0011d.,;,' .L ittl II of v iltitti Y, written for the AlittliClUtlllt atm. lll tut] 1111 ' 1 4 T ) 'V. bOUticl, . ..... ti4,.: 11 )10y 01 klie!or ChiltifCd, Is. 6d hal f.bounl. . ~... 1:1!..11,4 ari4..,°,,1et0 Creography, tar the Use of the Lower of tintiale,lQ o,.;.intniy near town, ismo. 3:i. bound. iiiiii:t!tolihyie, Xia,l),llY. being a Secuied Pet of it Summary: • V% , 1 iiJitk 2 'clent arld.Alvderit a new arid Improved The , t tot Iti, '' 64 - btfund . .! • ' 111.(.0,1,ie-,-i4n. tit'crilci.a!_r', tis t il o e, : together; with . the E vidences . o t f , ftt,ll-ti,.1:1i1417).4,1„, Ice:vcr!, kyttligirienhating mi li,itrot.tni,olitilintato ,l_ d e l s ,i, 1 . 1.1 11 e5 , for y,, il lig lie ' r h a e jn: z e in f t b`c i ) b til Sexes ; lads,4'tik, o'frol lor the Litters or Schools BY 143'Y Sts, . entale I.llography, &c. 3' . vols.. 12010. i za, 111'1 v i lY or A stte 'liii i l ve P4itiill:inYi adapted tt4 the. capachiet of You t 11, 0,,, wfitrateii witriltalOgues, be Ween a Tutor and his I ' " I , _ Lt eitli, 3 ,:,,b.t 1),,kii,1:)1 Per7plates. Hy' John StedinaViitli. 4't ' ‘l. l ot itt'.l.t.ililri,Airit. of Reading. in t rarts, conta?krOk. P r.ict .ti 'V b il ithi l ; :PC 414 Verse, liesy Thurnas Sheritlin; AAj, I'7ll titvgr; ''.'", 12,110. 11. boards; 4,,.„,, i t. ,, i , t 1, 14. , , , , i, ~,,,, iii\lte,y,,,, r ; , , , i ‘ tiliti: 4ll4 a tx.,,,sevk.w ot Etimpe, ..• ja, tcl , 1)4.) "' UY J, O ulaeati s A.M. i24nu, utak. ; ERLO4OI.O RE:slbliNCE and , FARM, Vit.,: ot WIL; HT. TO 3E SOLD BY AUCTION, NreSit l i By HOGGART and PEILLLIPS, At the AUctiun Nlart, 'London, on 1 oesilay, July 30, at ' Twelve, unless an acccinable oll'er is nude in the mean u►e by Private Contract, 23VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, exo - Iterated from Land Tax, callealMedll4o. con , isti!t of a cOmittinlious Villa, newly to mislitd, and in the most compkte state of. Repair, with a detached Cottaw; and 121 Acres; 2 . Roods'. and 26 Poles ot Arable, 111(:JduW, Pasture, and Wool-land, in convenient luclosures in a king-fence, immediately surrounding the !louse, with young and thriv. in& Plantations of Oak and Other Tiruhcr, situated on the Banks ot the beautiful River Medina, about Two w oo from the Town of We.st Cowes, and from Newport, farthing altogether one of the most desirable Re - aiden;:cs in the Island i irnin diate Pos. , :vssiort will he oh the 1 - touse, Galileo, Cottage, and about so Acres of the Meadow and Wood land, _ _ To bs viewed, by applying to Mr. Edward Sheath, at tly• Cottagei. and Pinot:Wars may be Isesd ao Days prior 10 me of tio„:gart and Phillips, 61, Ilroad street, Royal E change; _where a Plan of the' Est.ite•may b . :.• sem ; I'.nticu lars also of Messrs. Cfarke, SCW , II, and Clarke, S )lEcitors, Newport; the Dolphin I on, Solitnamptost i • Angei inn l.y. troogton; In.fia Aon Gosport; Lagir, N ewport; howl s, C9 , vcs and ytic ; anti at ,the ALlCtirm Mart. EXCEL LE N P RESI C a nt LAND, ' thirteen Milts irmn TO DE LET, F1.114.N1:+111.:13, tar Three, rive, or Seven Yearb, . - A CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION replete with Accoulinudation s anti suitable for the immediate cccliti , in of a large (;ettrect situated in a highly re. pectr•bsc.Nellonurtioed, and' suiruunited by good Roads, Iloilo:I. link+, lifnu Liithion, in the C•inial of bbsex, %vitt' nl . e , cry dest.rilitiust; Tor two Carriages, Stabling for Siva lio - rs•:s, uutttcruus ttut-buildings,large pro • duebva, Kitown.garil •ii, 'b ion ground, ta rani-noose, Plant. atiollN, Can: ; Veil stor,--ti with Fisa, and Sit) Triunity of NlCartow Land the , House, fl a n seven to tarty Acres. Tu be viewed by Tickets, which., with further particii hrs, nidy bd h iut big i tArt and 1'1014 , 14 6,1, bro.uk strect, Luhauv„ SEVEN ACRES of Rich Arable, Pasture, Meadow, and Wood I,:intl, Tithe • tyi, T eninput, and a Turnpike-road through the ESthIC, 'lli A beautiful p . art et the County of Warwick, and iy►thecct►treQt'tit. rux I lunt, t wel 'tom Banbury, am ;ion; Warwick, et vcn trom Smith:tin, nine train Strat. ford on Avon, and eight tram Shipston, all Market l'nwns ; with the l'erpctual Advowarni 01 the Vicarage of Great Tile great and small Tithes of rather more than Two Hundred and Twenty•seven Acres of Land g a Substantial ivith suitlble s,t Nctial and detached Ottices, and that-buildings, and the Shell uf a spaciou., Nem-built Stone inied with !mid:. 'slated and leaded, ereCted. in a superior style. •tinder the direition of Mr. Cockerill. About Seventy. tour Acres of the kiwi surrounding the Mansion, are in hand ; the rem.siuder of the Estate is prin cipally into hrce Forms, only one or which is let Le du e, which will expire at Lally-U-1, 18111; the others ate let at w.ll, or in liAnd, The Farm Houses and Buildings are most of them newly 'and sulataotially built. The Plantations aie of ornamental grtmth; there', ,a running Stream through the Estate and a sheet of Water might be trade at a tittling expelled. , Kinetun iloiy post, and +a situated uu UM Turnpike. road to London through Banbury. P.m of the iitirchise money may lay on Mortgageiof the Esi.ne, art:W.lll'rd. be Viewed by application at , the Estate; and Particu lars had at Meisri. and liauriistvr, Solitators, Ship. sin;i-olt..Stottr; at the W.ir,s Lk mins ; nn, Warwick, Whiw Strattortt.on.Aivon ; l(ed Linn, Hatitntiy ; of Wllfiam W.l inn, hag, (;intleri' 14411, loinghill-attect ; ai the vl.r ; and of &least*. ilvgurt awl „Phillip'', Va. 44, (kJ liroatt- • HOUSE OF coMmO Ns; wIit,NaRDAY, JULY 17. CASE OF TILE VISOUARD. . . . Lord COCiIRANE ‘tiSIICCI to knew if he was at lip beriy. ti, moie. for :the Papers; of which .he had given, notice.en a .foriner , day. It he was permitted to proceed, he w:is Rerstiaded that rite house would be iuhuCeu to investigate. Some of the caLiaes, to which he should call their attention; a step which contribute to relieve the expenditure of il;ei couotrY; aiin benefit the landholders, its, well as every other dais of the Community,- in an essen4 OM degree. . •., , Mi. 1 bakE on,ervess, t hat as the notice stood yesterday, an d was now ainung-.the nu mber of . tli`r dropped orders, the proper course would be to renew it for aeother. day.. Atter a,le.v words from Mr. STRPI!EN, the No.- bleLo«I was,,permitted, to proceed. Lard (.:OCHRANg eaid, that the system at present . a !Opted in the Courts Of Admiralty, and-upheld, by' the Government, was most injurious to the irate rests of the country. ft rendered it necessary that ,:in . encernious Naval establishment should be Main. tained, fur the purpose •of executing a duty ex.. tremely ill, which a smallerpOrtion, . under a diffe. rent kegulatien, would be capable of executing with effect. In what lie had, to sty upon the present oc;:a,ion, he. should refer, to the siatenient of the Right Hon. Gentlenian himself. (Mr. Ruse).' . It would be theta found that the Hight Hon. Gentle man had asserted that the interests of the Navy wore bast conducted by being' in the King's Pioc tor's care ; this appeared to him (Lord Cochrane) extraordinary, when he considered that the con. cerns of the whole navy were committed to ono man, when lie considered the striL and careful in• sestigafion which was necessary in order to detect frauds, and the impossibility of a single, petson at. tending to . 60 or 60 causes in the course of . a day in the Conn of Admitahy, and when he considered further, 'that there were at this moment 1000 yes , sets in litigation in the Court of Appeals. He had taken the trouble to sum them up, and he found that the whole Navy of England had but ge causes ie progress, while only 12 privateers were prosecut ing LlO ; the inference from this Was, either that the Officers of the Navy had negleaed their duty, or that they wanted confidence , in his Maje , ty's Procurator General, in whom they must have con. tided if they would litigate. Another observation male by the Right Hon. Gentleman gas, that he had not found occasion to disapprove . of the charges made by the Crown Officers ; he was sorry to hear that, and wished to know whether he approved or not of the regulation by which his Majesty's At , torney-Gt-neral received 22 guineas for every cruse heard in the Court of Appeals, whether lie attended there or not. If a neutral cause was to be tried, his did Out see wht the Officers of the _Navy should not have a choice of their own. counsel, like any other member of the community. It was impossi. ble that the war could ever finish while.things.went on in this way. The damage to France from in tercepting,ihe commerce of the coast, would not be less than the damage to this country, if the mouth of the Thames Was blocked up. He was not afraid to assert (giving the Officers of the Navy .all the merit of zeal for the service) that many.of them were deterred from taking neutrals by the, conduct of the Court of 'Admiralty. For that very reason, he hod never taken a neutral in the whole - course of his life, and never should. The Right Hon. Gen• tleman had stated, that sever:il causes had been de+ cided in which the fees of the King's Proctor did not amount to more than eight guineas ; bat this was not the usual charge, as appeared in the in. , stances of the Two Sisters, where his bill amounted to the sum of sbtil. After enumerating other cases of overcharge, he maintained, that taking Doctors' Commons in the aggregate, it did more misChref to the ~ ..ountry than all the sinecures put together. The experience of twenty years' service enabled him to state, that a saving might be ;made on this bead of not less than 5,000,0001.; by re6lifyi*ng these abuses, one half of the Navy would do mere than the whole of it at present. He approved of many acts of the Right Hon. Mr. Yorke since he came into office, and .pattLehrly of the reappoirit meat of Sir Robert Calder ; hut he cou'd not help !'regretting that his attention was not directed to sub. Jetts of this sort. It was a notorious lad, that all cases in the King's Proctor's office were condiatied by bribes, as he would isoilcrtake to prove. The docurmot to which he hadditected his observations Was not only not aatistivetory, but unfounded. It might be said, that the Proctor's bills %ere liable, to be taxed, but the exponce was enormous, tied he knew of a case in which it amounted 10 601. The investigation of those eases which he had pro duced. to the House, would do more good Waif any Resolutions on the 'subject of depreciated curt enty, depreciated on that account. In the crae of the Lapwing, 4251. had been given as a bribe to the clerks of the 'Pro&or's Office. The remedy for this was simple : the old !attest were good' enough ; let them stand, but 'enforce them. Th&re was a law directing that the Table of tees alintild he hung up in the Court of Admiralty, at Malta, but this was .nut complied with instead of which, it. was placed .behind the door of a rootri; %Otero they eat slid drank, and pin on their gowni and wigs. When he appealed to this document -found a table , of fees which there was no tunlers, , andlng. and on the suspicion of haring removed it, he was pat int() gaol; where he would have been confined till-now, if he had not jinneed tiOt of a window. Having expies,ed his determination to bring forward a iu the course of tiext Ses.ian, to amend the. 45th of the King; for the 'purpose of remedying those abtasesi his Loidship cottehOed a nit moving for Jove to I papers ratting to the pit , * taken by the Itaotird. 1). , ) i I I . . . i i . ''' 1 i L