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LAW -REPO-RI% • MAYOR's COURT, GUILDHALL, LONDON, • JULY IF, 1801) BEFORE SIR JOHN WILLIAM ROSE, KNIGHT, RECORDER, AND A STEcIAI: JURY (31 MERCHANT'S. - KEIsPT AND•cO. SMITH. • This proceeding arose out: of the Custom of Fo reign Attachment in , London. We will briefly state - the nature of this custom, which appears of cOnsiderable importance-to, the,Comnierch4 World.- ' It appeared, from the opening. of Mr. Serjeant StIEPHER xi, - leading COunsel for the Plaintiffs, that by the Custom of Foreign Attachment in London, a Creditor may attach the monies and goods of his Debtor - in the hand ,of a third person (denominated the Garnishee) in order to compel the Debtor to appear and give bail to. answer .his Creditbr's de.. mand if he neglects to appear and give such bail, the monies or goods, , thus attached, are condemned and paid, - or delivered over, to the Creditor in.satis fgtion of his-debt.' From the Record of the proceedings, .and the Evidence adduced in this cause, it. appeared, that _ peter Speke, Esq. 'of Calcutta, in the East Indiet, , being indebted to Messrs. Kent and Co. in '1466!. they, on an Affidavit of Debt for that sum, corn- Menced their anion in the Mayoris Court, London; against Speke, and thereupon attached, in the hands of Messrs. John and William Smith, all debts due froth them, ,and all monies, goods, and effeas i-n their handc !valeingina to Spoke_ to answer the ,1 ht due - from him to Kent and Co: That MeSSrs. Kent and Co. might be enabled to proceed in this Attach ment with circa, they filed their Bill on the. Eqnity side of the Mayor's Court, against Messrs. Smiths, to discover what property they had in 'their hands belonging to Speke, subject to be attached ; to this Billy on the .7th November, I Soo, Messrs. John and William Smith put in an answer, stating, that they had not in their hands jointly any property belonging to Speke, but that John Smith, who alone was Agent for Speke, had in his bands belonging ' to Speke a balance of 60081.. and upwards ;' but that on the loth of Septeniber preceding, an ,anion had been commenced in the Court of King's: Bench, at Westminster, by Speke, against the said John Smith, - for the recovery of the.saidbalance, and that a Judg ment had been signed therein for ticcol. and upwards. The Attachmnt in the hands of John and William Smith jointly being -improperly made, it was -.aban tioned ; and it being - apprehended - that the anion in the King's Bench, by Speke against John Smith, had been commenced without the direCtion of Speke, and was set up, and intended to be used,, merely for the purpose of proteding the mo6ies of Speke against - Attachments, in the hands of John Smith alone. On'the 7th of November, theday on which the 'answer was pnt, the Attorney of Kent and Co. notwithstanding the aftion in . the King Bench, caused an Attachment to be made in the hands of John Smith separately, and a second Bill was filed for 'the like purposes as the first, against John Smith, who in his answer .thereto admitted that he had in his hands'.a balance of 6octol: and upwards, belonging to Speke, and again stated. the anion and judgment against him in the King's Bench, at the suit of Speke, and thai since the making of the last Attachment, he had received direftions from Speke, by letter, dated •i sth SepteMber preceding, to apply the money in .his hands tb the payment of Mt% Speke's : debts. The Counsel - ,for _the Plaintiffs - i : Mr. Serjeant SHEPHEPO, with Messrs. -Krcow LYS and REY NOLDS, two of the City Pleaders, contended,- that on a reference to dates, and other circumstances ap pearing "on the face of Smith's colon answer, -which was in evidence, it was manifest That the action in the King's tench, set up 'to bar a recovery •in this Attachment, could 'not have been corruneffeed by the direC'tion of Speke, the Plaintiff, in such aCtion, therefore it was in this case of no avail :—and -as to the other ground of defence it was contended, _that direction to apply money - generally in pay- Ment of the Owner's debts, 'would not prevent the same from being attached,' according to the custom of London, by the Owner's -Creditors. , The Counsel for the Garnishee, - Mr. Serjeant BEST, with Messrs.' Vii-ILLANT and W.A.Tsoii, the other two City Pleaders, insisted, 'that from any , thing which had appeared to the-contrary., the ac tion in the King's Bench, againit SMith, the Gar nishee, might be •a fair and „bona fide proCeeding; and if so, it was 'a bar to this Attachment ; and that the direCtions 'contained in Speke's letter was an appropriation .of .the money attached, and that Smith, the. Garnishee,'held the same in trust. foi the persons to wllom the same had been direCted to.be paid, and, therefore; an Attachment ofthis money, as the property of Speke', could not be sustained. - - Mr. -RECORDER, in his observations on the Cus- tom of Foreign Attachment in London, and on the fa as and Law arising- out' of the present cases, stated, that Oils custom, in point of4ate,• appeared to be coeval with the common Law of the That a confirmation of this r.tstom had, in express terms, been grained to the . . City of London, by Royal Charter, so early as Henry thelfirSt, A. D. too.--That it had' bcen,ratified and confirmed to the City by dived Ans of Parlianunt in genetal I..ith other City Customs and Privileges.—That it had, in innumerable instances; been recognized b l ir' the Courts in Westminster-Hall, as a,good and valid Custom ; and that this custom which gives to the Citizens, in the heart of ,their own City, the means. of recovering their debts froni Foreigners and Strangets residing in a distant land, tnay, perhqs, in no small' degree', have. contributed to.that Com mercial superiority which.this city now holds over all other Cities in the world. On this particular case he observed, that the dire&ion given by'Speke to Smith, was not, in his opinion; a good defence to this Attachment. Tt had in many cases, by his predeeessois, judges'of that Court, been held, that an Assignment, or diretions to pay money to Cre.. ditors generally, would not prevent the money thtts assigned or directed to be paid from being attached by this custom ; that,, therefore, the question in :his case seemed to rest upon the aetion stated to been commenced in the King's Bench, by N irbitL'ii by BU CH ;ON AN M•,1.11.!..A t ‘ ut.l.3% - ,5,...-StreocT; bycn•.•( aractii; •49,1 Tublt)neci f,y WILLI AM ARMIGXR Sc R t (01 if6r3e-terly-wad, W . estrnitlszeT At the' Stfx.OF ICI, No. 22, Sfram,d;. where LiCtqllit fir mints, C>rderr for the I aprr , Lirtisrs fur: the "Editor, -6(c. ( tort:paid), tnLat be aaciresscd. I . Speke against Smith, prior to the Attachment for the' recovery of the money attached; if the Jury should be of opinion, that this anion and the judg ment thereupon was a real and bona fide proceed ing, it would be a bar to a recovery in this, Attach ment, and they must find a Verdid for SEnith, :the Garnishee ; on the contrary, should they, be of opinion that this aetion was commenced and intend- Ld.to be used merely for the purpose of proteaing Speke's property from being attached, by his Cre.. ditors, they must find for the Plaintiffs, in the At. tachment (notwithstanding such fictitious actions, we have heard, 'under the denomination of actions to prevent, have ,been loiig used and acquiesced in, by s9rne of the praOitioriet4f the Co'urt'',' as a bar to Attachments), for if such actions were allowed to be 'an dreamt!' bar to 'Atta..lunents, all the advan.: tages of this .beneficial custom 7 would be destroyed by a trick.' Thelury . give a Verdi& for the Plaintiffs for ¢661. the sursi sworn doe to them from . Speke, which was paid by Smith, the,. Garnihee, to the Plaintiffs, Messrs. Kent and Co. • . 3"AMA IC , is KINGSTON, JUNE 6. The Schooner Ann, Capt. Jackson, froth this Port; bound to Northside, was attacked on Tuesday se'nnight, by a' three masted Spanish Schooner pri, vateer of one. eighteen pounder, four nines, and one hundred men, armed. with muskets, -commanded_ by one Michel, which ,he fought for an 'hour - and a half, carried aw.ay her Main -mast, and killed' a number of her men ; when finding it inipoisible ro get off; :Capt. Jackon run her -on ; the rocks of Manchioneal, and, after-. sending negroes..on shore, and what little property he 'had, struck his ,colours. The crew of the Privateer immediately came on board, and in cool bloptl murdered Capt. Jackson, by shooting him through-the head. JUNE 13. Saturday a rri vedi at Port Royal, - from .4 - cruizei His Majesty's. Ships Magicienne, Caps. Ogilvy, and - Syren, Capt. Gosselin ; the.. former with the Spanish Schooner Candelaria, which he rc_captured, and the latter with the. Schooner Eliza, Nesby, and a Spanish'Schooner, that .had been taken by a felue.. ca,, and afierwards re-taken. The: Court ruled, that;.perions.in custody by the Court of Conscience were not liablq:to be. discharged by virtue of the present.Ati.l:: " • • Wednesday morning His Majesty's Ship 'M- O - lone, Capt.. Davie, -sailed on 'a cruize. Thursday arrived at Port Royal 'His. Majesty's Ship Cerberus, Capt. M'Namarn, ,ha ring under her convoy the vessels arrived ltdm Cork. The - Eme.. rald remained to. windward. The Ficet touched at Barbadoes 3 from which island they have had a.pas_ sage of twelve days. . - : JUNE O. Saturday morning arrived . in town Capt. Hackie, and the crew belonging to the Ship fiedor, one of the homeward-bound Fleet ; which vessel unfortu_ nately foundered, supposed by the starting of a plank. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Dyer, a passenger on board the Heaor, was drowned by the accident ; the Captain'autt crek were saved by the assistance of the ship Will, Capt. Crow, and pro ceeded to. Port Royal in the shiy's boats. His Majesty's Ship Bourdclais; Capt. Maaby, arrived on Saturday from a cruize. . . . . The Shineliffe; Carlton, from . Neweastle to. this island,' was captured on the z9th of FebrualY, , ' . 25 league's N. W. of Cape Finisterre, ' by a 'Spanish Privateer of twelve guns, and fifty-three men, .and sent into Corunna, after-an obstinate resistance, -in which the Chief-mate was- killed, and three. men wounded'. - he icon bridge- to be placed over the Cobre, near Spanish-Town, is on board : the son. • The new splendid Comic Pantomime, named -The Eclipse,: or Harlequin in China, which made its appearance last night: at the Royal Circus, St. eorge's- Fields, -was - received by a truly overflow ing and brilliant Audience, with the loudest and most extensive. approbation. : The Scenery is bean- Cful ' and the .Music,. which is by M r . Wale, ex cellent throughout,, and was greatly' admired :_ in short, .the whole of this . proe.uCtion is such as to leave no doubt -of its: proving' a- powerful favourite indeed With the Public, ,and, with that most splendid Piece the Fire King, or Albert and Rosalie, insur: ing its most distinguished patronage... IRISH STATE LOTTERY. SIXTEENTH DAY. No. ;0,513, a Prize of 601. SEVI.N TEEN DAY. • No. 5377, l000l." as First-drawn. R IRT At the Dutchess of Rutl.rnd's, in Sackville-strett, Lady Cdtharine Forester, of a Son and Heir.. tyARIZIED. • - On Thursday, last at Bishbp's Walthoin, }Tants, George IcOtto‘ve, Esq. to Miss Robinson, only daughter to Capt. Mark Robinson, of the Royal Navy. MED. 6n- Friday,: at his hbuse at Mitcham, after efew weeks illness ' lotot Bond, - Esq: . Banker, in the 7 tst year of his age. • On Saturday last, in Southampton-row, Bloomsbury,, JoShua.Wilsoo, Esq. or Mount ProspeCt, County of dare, Ircland, - .one of the people called Quakers. Yesterday, James Edward Lewis, Esq,. aged •25, Lieute nant in the Royal Navy, and eldest son'ofJames Lewis, Esq. , of rowis-Place. PRICE U F STOCKS, PEST RDAY. Bank Stock Nay y 5 per Cent. 94 Ter Cent. 1797, 95i4 Irish 5 per . Cent. , 4 per Ceut. Con. 7gl s i per CCM. Red.•59F T ; per cen, Con. Ditro Scrip liank Long Ann: iFi 7-16 Ditto Short Ann., Ditto Sails India Stock Exelie'quor ItillS S. dis. New ditto s. dis. • l.olters , Tickets Irish ditto Oninitint 7 3 8 Inver. 3 per . Cent. 59 Ditto Ann. ' - • Bank for Account India for, Al ay Consols for Acc. 59111-1 SHIP POOLE, AUO. 9 , . Arrived-41i• Friends Increase, 'Miller, attd Ant,'Sloman, from tiatnburgh . ; William, COAran, 'Three ,Brothers, Skillet, from London ; Dart, Williams, from Portsmouth ; William and Atari, Poor, and Adive,Williams, from South ampton.; and I.ohn Edward, Phillips , : Palm Carmarthen. Sailed—the Cliarlotte,l‘timelaws, for Weymouth ; Hive, Nethcrwood, for London; Iletsey, Roberts, and Maria and .Eliza, Dan, for Liverpool; and Hatmonv, Busch, itorti Wismar. LONDON MARKS TS, &c. CORN-EXCHANGE, AVG, W. We have. had a few fresh arrivals of Coin in since last week,. .hut the major part of it remaining unsold, and huyers being -still of opinion grain of even` denomination will he lower, caused our Wheat Market robe full ZoSI per qUarter cheaper from this stay sennight, and Bs., from last Friday. Rye is much the same as laSt week. _ • _ Bzirl'ey ,11f11 35. per)qUarier cheaper. Oat s f u lly main tained last 'Friday's . prices, the sale, neveithelcss, very dill!. White and .Crey Pease are very • plentiful, and rather . cheaper.. 4 ' • . Tick and Small Beans are full 2.5.. per quarter lower: Flour is {s. per sack cheaper. It is impossible to quote the .prices with accuracy at this critical period. . . RETURN PRIC On boairf Siii 6os a 9;s•od os a loss oct - 05 a itos od 48s a 56s od E OF GRAIN, p, as under : Wheat - Fine ditto - S f; rey Pease. 42s a 44s od Fine - . os a —s_ed Oats tos a 26s al ,Fine 34s 01 Polancis - —s - _ =s od Small,Beans 4os a 46s cd Fine . - - 'Tick ditto 36s a 4ds od Fine ditto - • —g a—s od Barjey Fine iSs aj6 od os a 45's 'od Superfine White os a 'sBs on Malt . . sos to 72s od Fine ; a W hite Pease fine .48S 2, SS 'oil oS od RETURN OF WHEAT IN '"LARK-tANF:,' By 1 1 ;Iessis. Cytt.o and MA LaAs, Meal-Weidteis; in cluding only from tjt:. 2^7tit of July to the tstotAugust, agreeably to Act of-Parlianient. Qifarters, at ' - . 1 - 62.3 od I 1757 - et:afters at 12as at • 16tn: 4 0 29 at oil 118 at 116 s •od 24 at • /30; od ;34„ --itss od at 1473 od I 'l3* at hias 106 ------ Zit t . tz6 at' 3103 . Od 26 . " - -- 'at 1443 od I;. 180 tso at x40,-; -- 0 1 I 98 at 1 0 63 a d ,67 •ar 136$ od 477 at too; •ad 93 • at -i.;;s od too at 95. s . 0d 226 at 13:7;9 ad 445 at. 94e. dl 1.303 •od 3o at gos od 368 /45 -- at iris od • 17 at B,ls 1 , 7 , 1 - at So> o d 550 . Total, '6966 - (h)arters, 4 Bushels --averaze,ll7s.* 4s. nd. 'low - et than last Return. OF FLOUR.. Fine•Flouj f Amos to lons cd Br t tn _ Es 6d to, 9S Second ckittt gss to 90'2(.1 floe Pollard 22s - to 24S A RETURN or FLOUR, From juty2S, to jitly 31, froin the Cocket'Ofheg, 6. s7cks at 1252. A. 35 sacks ,rzt /072. od. 13),} at . od. 12.7 at 105 S. Art, I at r 19s ,ott . 31 5 at 118 s. cd• I 4 .9 ---- at .3352. Ed. 7 - 467 g at 1352. od. I-- To 7 It ------- at 1342. 3(1. I 21 2.3 b at 3342: ocl. •, 21 at 922 lod. 'l2 at 3135. &d. I , 4 3 at 112 t. cit. •,31 3 91 , IMS. oci • .3 at 78a. 6cl 4 at toB2. 6d. 35 at 75 3 . - od. 30 -- at lotis.. od. Total 59Sz Sacks.--Asieraze it32..81d. od. lower than last Rctuoi. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND Afp ;WALES, l':;ritting Aug. I. Whcat 1385..5d. I liari6y 71s. ya. 1 Tl . ewn, 5 9 5. 7d. Aye - lip. tod. , Oats 375. tod. 1 Pese .• 675. 9d. ... . . . . . , . The Average Prices of Wheat at the Country Markets last Saturday, were from Bos, to 1305. per quarter., PRICE 0 sAcs. ,, Kent,.sl. os, to 71. 7s. I Sussex, 51. os. to 61.65. I Farnham, 41. os. to Si. os. F HOPS'. POCKETS. Kent, 41. tes. to 61. 6s. , Sussex, 41. los. to 5L rzs.. EsseC, 41. los. to 51. 12.5. SLEDS. Red Clover, (per cwt:) - - White Cl , 4ver, ditty Trefbil,- ditto Tltruip, , (per bushel), Rye Grass,_(per quarter) - - Cinque chit() - - White Mustard Seed, (per bushel) Brown ditto, ditto Canary Seed, ditto Rape. Sea, (per 14tst) . - 3os. to rocs. jos. to lI2S. SS. TO 4DS. I2S. to zBs. as. to vs. os. to oS. leS. to 14s. ICS. to I4S. '6d, Bs. to los. 381; to 401. SMITHFIELD •NIARKET,.Aug. to. lb - sink the Offal- , —per stone of 81b, 13eef;;4i. tors. Veal, .4s. Bd. to ss. Rd. Nfuttioti, 63: "od. • • Pork, 65.. ed. to 75. od. ' Lamb, 4s. Bd. to 6s. 4(1. READ of CATTLE THIS DAV. . Eeasts t7oo—Shcepapd Lambs 5500.,, NEW( ATE and LPADENHA - LL MARKET, Aug. Beet; 3s. lott. to 4s. Bd. • Veal, 3s. &L. ro Ss: 4d., Mutton, Ss. bd. to 55. 6d.- Pork, 6s ; ()J. to 7s. od. Lamb, 4s. 4d. to 6s. Od. • • RAW HIDES. - } Ilides(p.st.)3s.2d. to 35.6 d. Heavy Calf tos. od. each. Middling, 2.5.6 d. to as. rod. Light Calf, 7d. per lb. Ordinary, 25.4t.t. to OS. od. SKINS. Sheep, is. 4d. to - is. 10J. E Lamb, rs. gd. to o& PRICE OF'I'ALLOW. St. James's Market ,3s. 3,1. Town T:=11ow s7s. •--s. Clire Mirka ' 3s. 3(1. , RussiadO.(Candles)sss.rs. Whiteeltapei Market 3s. 3d. Russiado. (Soap) 545. —s. per stone otilb. Melting Stuff sos. —s. 9s. .9d. Ditto rang') 325. --s. Average price 3s. 3d. Graves aos. od. Good Dregs I2S. titd,los.—Curd, 84S YelloW Soap, 71is.—Mot St. JAMES's,HAY NIAItKET,*-Aug. 8. Nay, ql. tos. od. to. 61. 6s. od.—Aver. 51. 83, od. Straw, 21. 2s. od. to 21. !4s. od.--Aver. 21. SS. od. WHITECHAPEI. MARKET, Aug. 8, Hay, 41..105. od. to 61. os. od.---Aver: 51: ss. od. Clover, 61. x2s. od. to 71. 7s. od.—Aver. 61. 19s. M. Straw, 21.• 143. od. to 31. 33 . .. od.—Aver. 21. 18s. 6d. WANTS A PLACE, A MAN, +Atli , an unexceptional* Charafter for honesty, sobriety, and integrity\ as House-Steward, to superintend a Farm, Gttrilen, and 'Manor;' to wait on an elderif Gentleman or Lade; or to attend a Gentleman-abroad. Any Person Wheal this May 'Suit, by directing aline (post paid) tc T.V. to be left at Mr*. Patrick's, Gunsmith, Water street, Liverpool, will be attended to: IJ B.* Wages rio objet. ,„ - [l7hiS,Aclvertisement Will.not be continued.] . . WANTS A SITUATION, AYOUNG MAN, as4UNIOR CLERK in a Merchant's Wholesale House ; can give the most,re speetable, welt as sati§taCtOry references from the situation he is about to leave. Enquire at No. zr, New street, Covent-garden. .• ON THE BANKS OP-THE WYE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Creat Room in Pail-Mall, Ott THURSDA. y, the loth of August; at One o'Clockr AVERY COVI PACT and D ESIRA BLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, consisting of S , wenelig,ible and Water Corn Grist Mill, with suitable Buildings, and near sae Acres of Rich Arable, -Meadow, and Pasture Land, let to the following; punctual" Tenants—Messrs! Evans, Sa rriel Powell, 'f'homas Powell, if olm Jones, Clement Evans, Thomas- Watts, Richard Jones, P. Price, .aiid .Thoahas Morris, at the several Annual Rents, .arnounting to TWO HUN lAR F 1). and-THIRTY-THREE POuNDS FIFTEEWSHILLINGS. • • In the Parishes of Llaniorthwl, Llanalaiikawr Laulmel, aw Llanyre, on the Bank's of, and with right of .Fi.shery cn the RIVER IV YE in the Counties of . Bre co n and Radizor,,cen trally,situated (adjoining to the Public Road), between the. respective 7rowns of Riff ,LT.I•I and RHA.YADE luwing' excellent Sheep-walks, and a quantity,of ,fine and thriving Oaks, and some good Ash. Th e adjaCent Country,abOnanS with Grouse, Partridge, - • The Tenants will show the Estate, of whoin.Orinted Par ticulars may be had tiftee.u. days preceding the.Sle ' also 9f the Printers of the H e r e f or d , Wo rcester, and 'Bristol Papers of Mr. Price, Rayhader, Rad*rshire ; of •David,Tlionuts. Esq.,. Pay-0 dice, Whitehall; James tones, Esy. cr street, Piccadilly; Wnt. Crutchley, 1 1 ,n Messrs. Jenkins and James, New-lain ; and Mr. Pall-Mall, who Are authorized to- - treat fOr the whole, or any eart thereof; by 'Private.Contract. SUGNALL-HALL, STAFFORDSHigIt. • TO :13 E SO'LD AUCTION, By. Mr. CHRISTIE, • . . At hi; Great Room in Pall-Mall, on TUESDAY , the 25th - of tigust , , (If 4.,t• previons,oji disposed of by Priv_ate.Coutrad), at i ,c.!pejijkip..lt, ACapital FR = a part COPY HOW ESTATE; called S Ul/INA Lt.;,; t LL, in the Parish`; and two miles from the I arket:kown of EC C L ES-, HALL, adjoining tiouth to the . ChesiEctalit *N4 Coac; Road from London, nine miles front S,ailiira. e;ght tryni (and NaviOtion Coals and Ljrne) tone from wpurr, r;; 114 'lions Market Drayton, eleven from Nevk twenty-seven from Shr:wsbuty, thirty- :,t from Cnesta, and about. 140 from London, consisting t,t ,t tin/Agin, exceedingly convenient and Subsfautial STONE-BuiLT MODERN MANSION, with a1iac1 . 1....d de tac t ied peculiarly adapted to the VI LLA .a.nd IL kraut S i' M () R N E C, capital wai led - K. itchLn Garden, de..:l,M h i ; East Aspcet,,.,and including an,-excellent 1- 1 0 1-lionsz,,44,eey!, !louses, &c. unifoi mly'built; •anti TWO cd a nci /twee Acrzs and upward's of Land ot ate firs: - otwitv,: en a hing, Fence,gcliversitied with .Dale, \VG/xi and Water happiest style otNature. ' • •' • • The MANSION seated . on a. bold and co7l7lTianding.' e'rninence,is backed and- tlieltered by cloSe fulLyrovYn hau tations and rising grounds from the North, atui ocanmancis Prospeels thirty miles In extent over the Par': Home- Grounds,auda , TertiOi:, populous, hulithy, zot.l tnl •brokeA woody Country, abounding with Game, hoe i:, , ;.•ds, Field Sports, and Qentlemen'seats. , . 'The Estate declines to the' South and East, is subdi vided by sunk -Fences- into - cotvoniettt, /nclosuros, inter spersed with luxuriant Clumps and Plantatias of large ,spreading Forest 'DUDS ; .teattitred-down.to- the :nirt - ace.ot this apparent. spacious Lawn, the Pleasure Ground continued through the Demesne, %Vocals ) . and-skirted:hy s iolvMecrli natural- Lake, ti 4 by an_ abundant S trea in, -ai an, hundred- aCreS o%l'ol tick! Water, open to. inn titricrw Qnalanting , -Views Taste, Genius and Mechanism have been Most ILipPily exerted in decorating this Zifaritinic. spot. The ,listate.rnay he viJwed by . apphcatibp ,the•Haii ; and . printed Particulars had at the- Printers of t-h Litchfield,. Itti rat ingham, ' S reW sbu , -Manchester, ft . trid Liverpool , P 4-. pers ; at the Rainbow Coliee..houe, Carnlrill ; arAt of the Estate, and Ground Plans ot,-ihe klevatiwor of t tic House, - may he seen at Mr.- Crutttvell's, Printer. Bath ; 2 4-r-4 ohn Forster's, Architea,- Llyettoo6l ; • atitt in Pall-Mall, MAREBAY FARMS, NEAR DERBY,TYTIIL-.FR,EF--• TO BE SOLD' BM' AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH, At the Bell 1•n, Derby, on Friday the 21th of August, at Three o'Clock; in I'wo Lots, J•et 1- A - VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,, compriSing the Cots .e Farm, situate in the ceptre of a fine Coal Country, near. Derby,.and the Crurnliti Canal, ten miles from Derby, near the High Road to Ches terfield, in the Parish. of. Ripley, containing Eighty-ning Acres of excellent Arable and Pasture' Land, .'Fythe-froe, in good cultivatio n , and perfectly compare ; with a sub s taMial Farm-House. ear . ge Garde., or.imao, /awn and suc L YardS, Brick. Barn, Stabling, and Out-buildings ; tat tv Mr. Thomas Whysalls, Tenant at Will, dra lOW Rpt of . 761. per annum. , Lot z. A. - Valuable Freehold Estate, comprising the Halt Farm; adjoining Let a, .containing Eighty-seven Acres of excellent Arable and Pasting Land, T-ythe-free, in goodCtil filiation, and perfedly compact; with a spacious, substan -, tial Farm-House, large Garden, Orchard, Farm and Rich Yards, extensive Brick Barn, Stabling, and, Out-buildings: lett to Mr. Robert Whysalis, Tenant at Will, at a low Rent of 671. 2-5 . 3d. per annum. To be viewed with-leave of the . Tenant, and Partichlars had twenty days preceding• the Sale, at the Cranes, Leicester ; Peach's Hotel, Sheffield ; Angel, C tiesterfield ; PoStflouses , Mansfield and Nottingham ; Belt,. Derby ; of 'Mr.- Edmurd E vans, Solicitor, Derby • and of Mr. Smith, No. 42, Woo , " street, near the. Royal- exchange. • • . • MANOR OF EAST FIRSBY, IN ;LINCOLNSHIRE- Ta BE SOLD, • . 1. HE MANOR . ; or . REPUTED - NIANOR of EAST E. IR SB coinprising. stveral- FA k MS, / Lon-. taming together Fire Hundred and Thirty Acres,or.l,,,iind,, Uf thereabouts, with good Buildings,:convenieralt,sittiiitA iD different parts of the:Estate, amply.stitticientfOr the I,43:llN tion thereof; the whole is held under yvritteu i .agreernent 3 from year to year: • . * * a swk is about nine miles N o rth E ai t cif Lincoln,and three from the Turnpike Road leading Lincoln to Barton.—The Estate is quite Compact, in a- Ring kence , . pays a small-Mo4us in lieu of all Tithes; the Poet Rate V. and the 'Highway Duty remarkably easy ; it albc' abounds with Game. - • . -For 'further Particulars,. apply to William Barnard, -Es4 4 of ,G ainsbro' ; or to• Mr. John'Duckling, of Saxby, near Fir;l3Y# who will shew the Estate. • L. NIF.DICINF'. ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr. IAM ES's PQWDEg, No, 4s, St. Paul's Church-yard, a few . „Doors 'flottoll e Corner of Cheapside, THE foIIowingNIEDICINES are: Sohi, •at tot Prices annexed, , inclusive of the Stamp Dutif!; posed by this et ; hupnosidditionai charge has b:( 11 i nakte. upon Dr. JAMES's POWD winch is. continuca at the original Price of 25: 6d. per Packet. It Ili - iv be had at tl. 45.. per Dozen; or the- quanti:'y o i a poi -a Packets in one Bottle. for IL zs. 6d. Duty that the Public are no sultivers. But in order to facilitate the operation, and lesien t" burden of this Ad, , which would in a great ineasure , .have proved a Tax upon Benevolence, all the othzr ardsold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen', or ;Imre , free frown the experice of the " . ' - d. Dr. james's PoWder z 6 Cephalic null" o' ` ` 9 Analeptic Pills 4:6 • Dr. Steers's Parego- Cattle Powder a 6 rIC Lozen. - ,es Dr. Hooper's PillS a ti —Canicnnile Drops t 4 Dr. Austm'S Chalybeat -Essence of ColtstUot • 3 a Pills. _ 4• o• tisenceolPepperni,. _ . Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o Orinskirki‘letlicincs 5 5 Dalby's Carminative t 9 Glass's N 4 ignesia 3 a Tickell's/EtherealSPi- Inglish's-Scots Pills / .6 rit • 3 6 'Grant's Drops.. t 0 Greenott2ll'sTindures z r Norton'. Drops 5 11 ,-- Told Lotengei r z 2 SpiLbusy's Drops , 5 o Mr.Spece's lentrifrice o s?cedunad's Pills Freake's Of Bark 3 b . Eu liai. CoilL.e 2. 9,, - Hui:hain's, by - ditto, 2 6 - I)r.Solan,la's Tea •1 9 Dr. Steer's Opmleidoc . z 6 Jones's Rileunt„,tic ,----'Ciovulsion.oll. a 6 - '3 . °, 4 ~Also, the Genuine Arquq.bus2. l .e, impofted au' most cif the , other Proprietary liarrii:ines in ,repurt/. OrrtrtD for Exportation are supplied with - out St'aiiips, befi.kre,t l " s Ad. N: B. As many ,Per Sons; particularly. Servi.thts.and. Mes sengers, mistake the-House, 1 c N V.rli E „R. tor, is Under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at thc East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Chea;mi.ie, and 'that it has a large Wnite Sruecovd. Front, .witit s hese 'North in- . scribed : " THE ON! V %N. - M1..411005L; FOi. os-• I AN.I E:.l's POWDER." I - I :~. ~~ • t z 21. I WI 11 ,e.1 :IQ; P9i ge.it