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LAW REPORT:. COURT or KING's BENCH, MON.DAy, J.UNE 22 THE KING V. DUCH, - ESQ. MR. ADAM said; that in this Case he was in. struaed to state to their Lordships, on the part, of the Defendant, Mr. Bligh, that an Apology bad been made 'to my - Lord Darnley, who was the Prosecutor in thiS proceeding. • Mr. EttsittNi said; that himself and his Learned Friendi Mr. GARROW, were of Counsel for my Lord Darnley:. They had seen the Apoltigy al. hided to, and they were authorized to say that his Lordship was satisfied with it. Lord . KRNYDN---" Well, this is a family lasi. tress, and -I am glad is settled.; but, upon word, these things are become.so common, that the Court must stop them 'in future,. by commuting punishment for apology ; for, Upon my word, the pradtice is abominable at present."' Rule for Criminal Information discharged. About one o'clock Lord KENToN sat "at Nisi Prius, aid continued sitting until three, but no cause ofny public importance occurred. Indeed they were chiefly undefended, ant! were brought on for the purpose of giving to the. 'Plaintiffs jw.lg . ments of-the Term. Lord kr E.Prom. sits at Westminster on Wednes. day precisely at nine. Inca courele or CHANCERY, ELOPEMENT AND CLANDESTINE MARRIAOE. Mr. Cox moved the Court on "Monday last, that a Mr. IN I E . STIE'Y should he ordered to appear be fore the Lau CHNA Et.l.Ott' j to ailStVer for his having eloped With; and clandestinely married, ELIZAIEnt LAMBE; Sp_illstr,T i . an , Heiress,, and Ward of the Court of Chancery. - Mr. PRIESTI:EI accordingly appeared this day, and"stated by his Coerkei, Mr. OWE':', that he had. - married the young Lady in question, who was 1 7 years of age, without knowing - that any - suit had been instituted by which she was placed under the immediate protedion of the Court. That this tip_ plication was made on the part of the two uncles and testamentary guardians ..Of. his Wife, bOth of whom' he had visited with her, subsequent' in their intermarriage; that he was willing to do whatever should be deemed right with regard to settling his wife's property upon herself, as' ,the Court should dire& ; that he had done every thing • in his power towards the adjustment of that pro perty, and had joined for that purpose in -'filing a bill of reviver ; that; therefore, as-he was . desirthis of acting honourably towards his wile, and was ignor..- ant of her being a_Ward of the Court, he trusted his Lordship would not deal coercively, or with sevk. rity towards him. Mr. Cox said, it. was extremely unpleasant to him to state Eiets refleaing _upon the charmer of any one • but so far was- Mr. Parimat from having acted with that plopricty which entitled him to th e le n ity , ofthe Court; he had artfUlly concealed in his Affida vit every one of the - aggrasiated circumstances on, der which rife marriage . had taken plane. The fatts of the case were,' lim it this yOung Lady, who was.. heiress to a considerable fortune in Lincolnshire, had been placed by . her friends 'at s BasOinkSchool in the neighbouthobd' Or CamberWal, •kept by Mr. PRIESTLEY'S two In What situation of life Mr. 41E311. ey had been before; orhOW he had' Con: dulled himself, it . Waiiinnetessary at present to state in aggravation ofhis offence; ii was.sufficient to oh, serve, that he was in the humble capat'Aei Of an as sistant writing-master ir. the' School kept by his . Sisters, where this young L a dy had 'the' misforttnie to be sent for her education; 'a cleiratter in Which he was introduced, no doubt, for the purpose of nid-cii i g a prey Of her fortune.. • The 13:oarding:School 'was in the Parish of Lambeth, where the marriage had been solemnized ; hut 'it appeared the''banns had been published in :the 'Parish of St. Andre*,- Hot. born ;• it was .wished thafhis Lordship would dire& an inquiry. to be.made,'in order to ascertain the cir:. cums tan( es under 'which the marriage had taken place. Mr. Pik ust trusted his Lordship Would not think it necessary to commit Mr. Pit tesrtr.v. Loco Cir Atte r. I. a .--(g Did: the . Clergyman of Lambeth, who married these parties, make no inquiiy as to the situation and connestions of so young a Lady?, I must have that fa& inquired into. As to the request, that this person might be treated with lenity; I "secs' nothing in his condtt& that me rits it. If men think proper to marry such young girls from boarding.sehools, they must .expeif.l to` be. committed, What is ir, Mr. Fil,• you state s ' 'as the prOpriety' of Mr. i!it t ESTI. f eollthret He has produced an Affidavit, in Which he has sunk every circumstances of the Case. Have you been informed who, were the per Sons who gave the notice to the 'Minister. to publish tse banns / For I 'will - certainly have that party brought before me. Let Mr.''PRIE'STLEY stand commil. , ted to the Fleet, and let the Master be direded to inquire into all the circunistances that led to the marriage, namely, Where the banns 'were pUblished who gave 'the . instrtiatons' for publishing 'thein ; where the parties were • married, 'and' in whose pre sence; how far the persons who kept tile . School; where this Lady was, or any of their ser vants, were privy to, or assisting in, the trans aftion; Let the. Master also inquire and state the amount and ,nature of the property to -which she is . entitled. .Ai to the offer of this 'PRI,F,STLEY to make 3 settlernent of it, upon his'. wife, it would hive been. impudence,itself, if he ever had had - 4 . thought of touching one farthing of it.". . Mr. Pat Brit.sty was accordingly conVeyed to the Fleet Priion,' till the Master shall 'have, made his report. Wednesday seinnight an open boat, crossing from. Limekiins to Blackness, was overset, and ail the crew, seven in number (including :.a woman and a little girl), .perislied. , A boarwas sent from Lithe_ kilns to their assistance, but it was too hue; by the time it got to, die untotttinate place, neither the boat' nor any of the ()odic, could seen. Two of the men have left wives and children. 'ERN BUZ ABETH. Tx* following anecdote .is a very curious illustra tion both of the charader -of this great Princess, 'and,of the bad taste of the pulpit eloquence of her age. It is related by a contemporary ; and that the naivete of the style may not be lost in the narrative, it shall be transeribed.as it appears in the original .writer ; • 4' There is .almost none that waited in Queen Elizabeth's court, and observed . any thing; but can tell it pleased her very much to seeme to be thought, 'and to be told, that, she looked'yoange. The ma jesty and gravity of a scepter born 44 yeeres could not alter that nature of a woman in her. When Bishop Rudd was appointed to preach before her, he wishing, 'in a godly zeale, - as well became him; 'than she should th ink Sometime of mortality, being then 63 yeeres of age, he tooke this text, fit for that , , , purpose, out of tne rsaims. Psalm go. v. i 2.— V teach us to NUMB tR our Ayes ; that 'we may incli ne 'cur hearts unto twisdome, which text he handled most learnedly.---But when he spoke of some sacred ,itod mystical numbers, as three for the Trinity, three times three for the heavenly hierarchy, seven for the sap_ bath, and se , ven_times seven for a jubile - ; and lastly, 'seven times 'nine for the grand elimaderical yeere pier age), she, perceiviog whereto it tended; began 'to be . troubled with it.---The - Bishop discovering all was not well, • for the pulpit stood opposite to her majestie, he fell to treat of more plausible nunairi, as of the number 666; making Latinus, with %Oda 1w said . hecould prove. the Pope, to be &c. interlarded his sermon with .scriptUre passages, touching the infirMities,of age, 'as That in Ecclesiastes, i 2.-- - -Whenthig,:piders shall be : klu in number, and they quax darke that Tooke out 'of the muindowes, &c. andl,he daughters of singing shall be abased, and more 'to like purpose.— . —The Queen, as the manner was, opened the window ; but ;she was so farre from giving him thanks or good countenance, that she said plainly—" he should have kept his arithmefie for himselfe, .but I see 'the 'greatest clerks. are not the wisest men," and so went away discontented. " The Lord Keeper. Puckering, to assuage the ()um:, commanded the Bishop to keep his house for a time. Arlast, to shew how the good Bishop was deceived, in supposing that she wit,: so decayed in her limbs and. senses as himself perhaps and other 4 4)1 that age. Were wont to be, she• said she thanked God, that neither her stornack, nor strength, nor her voice for singing,. nor fingeting instruments, nor, her sight; was any whir decayed ; and to prove the' last, before us all, she produced a little jewel!, that had an inscription of very small letters, and offered, it first to my Lord of Worcester, and then to Sir James Crofts, to read, and both protested bonol that they could not, yet the Queene her_ selfe did find out the poesie, and made herself Merrie with the standers.by upon it." When Moliere was at his last gasp, and his anal exit rapidly approaching, notwithstanding he was excluded from' the . pale of the Church, his old wp_ man, • who had been the pre-judex of till his perform ances, g6l a good natured Priest to anoint him ; and, aft& having been besmeared from head to foot with the most holy unction, as 'they call it, " Well, now, .(says, he) I. am pretty well furnished for my expedi. 'tints ; for you have equipped me with an oil.skin coat, 'and greased my boots into the bargain." Yet however !lightly he made of the matter, the Leveller of all 'Distinetions was not to be cajoled with a jest, and the Dramatist, in spite of all his wit,, was forced to take a stroll into the other world, to play a dif4 m Ferenc parr fro that , witich he had filled in the transitory stage play of human life,—And yet though ff that . fell Sergeant, Death, is . stria in his arrest," as Shakespeare ,says t there have'been num. 'bers equally as near their exit, to every appearance, as Mbliere, and notwithtanding, have escaped the Journey, by virtue of a counterm a nd f rom the Court,above, whkhis called by the name of a he tscat Nandi)! And if disappointed Sextons, Grave,. diggers, and ,Undertakers, would wish to know the name of him who. sues it ont, and ever.and anon, deprives thcin of their booty, we ansiver—Bßo- Brortuar ! , A:ho oft the hostile Nod of Death, Hath ,by plenipotent repulsion, foil'd Baffi'Cl. the Ley'ller, when tit; how was bent, And; in &Tight 011isliestruCtive Niutle hint return hisittroWs to their quiver ! Witrwss his" G ujdo to Age," and hat'e's Preservatives, His Nervou:*Cordiar and Botanic Syrup ! At whiCh thA' King of Terrors shrinks,. appall'd : chcck'd and impeded in his - proud,career , 'A dread presenm tient that all his triumphs, Wril to his owls Annihilation tend, • " And Death be swallowed up in YiClory =IP NIPOS. tIft.AVIkSENI), ,JUNF. 2IF. Passed by—the-Courtney, - Freyer, and William, GanbaM, from 13ilboa ; Friendthip, Crawford, for Nev - Providecice ; and Tycho de Brahe ' ----, fr om Pani ig• Sailed—the Mary Anti, Thompson, forfrobago; Atlantic, Muirhead, for Surinam ; Janics and John, —, for Gibul tar; Albion, 13atlartl, for Waterforillt Spencer, %Vood, for Stettin; ;Ave tak, Silence, Advice, Helena, Dunn, Attive, —, Ranger, Anna, tprster, Nelly, Reed, and Paris, --, forFeteisburgh ; TA Gebroders, and Anna.jurgens, , for liambro'; Magnet, ---, and Ju liana, Smith, foritip. fifeißit IED4 Oil the Both inst. by a special license, at Richard Coopers, Esq. Wick-House, Worcestershire; .by the Dean of Worces. 'ter; Joshua litiwald Cc6per,.• Esq. Atember in the Imperial Varliament for the Cowity ot Sligo,,to Miss Elizabeth Lind fri}'...datighter 'of Robert Lindsay, Esq. of Loughry, in the County of Tyrone. , Yesterday, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, th Right 'Hon. Lord Lou'iainc, tof Visa Louisa Wortley, of G rOSVeIIOI% , UP Are PRICE OF LEATHER ;per lb.) AT . LEADE'NHALI.. Butts, so to 561 b. - to zoti. Ditto, 6o in 66113. 21d. to 22d. Morehants' Racks - - - tycl. to —d. DressirtHille - s t.tti. to - 16;41. Finc Coach Hides r6d. to zEa. Crop Hides for cutting - - . • mt. to soil. Flat Ordinary - - -zstci, to lid. Cale Skini, So to I , olb. per Dozen— 2zl. to 26,1. Ditto, 7o to 4;01b. . 22a. to 20. 30 to 4 01 - - to aid. Small Seals (Greenland; 3os. to -335. per Dozen. l.prge ditto, '`-'• tcol. to t2.)s. Horse Hides, - tss. to 265. per Hide. Goat Skins - to 635. per Dozen. Price of Bark per Load, fol. os. to ---I. oos. St. lANIES's HAY' MARKET, June zo. Pay, SI. Bs. od. to 61. Bs. od.—Aver, si. iSs. od. Str3W, 41. 14.;. od. to 31. 3s. 04.--Aver. 21. iSs. WIIITECHAPIL M.% tICET, June 20. Hay, 4L 4s. M. to tl4. oel—iver. 51. ts. ed. Clover, 61. 01. otl. tab!. t4s. 04.--Aver. 61- 7s.'Ml. Straw, 21. 122. od , to 31:31. od.—Aver. it. t 74. 6d. G ENTLEMEN who hare good Second-hand . Guns to sell, and wish to disp ose o f t h em to the test advantage, are respeettUlly informed to be early in tvriclin; than to Robinson and Co.'s Armoury Sale-room, Tichbornc. street, the top of the Haymarket, in order that they may be viewed by the numerous Sportsmen that use this House for the best Powder, Shot, " and all kind of Shooting Articles. Great rheiect orFowling Pieces ' Pistols, and-Blunderbusses, with Spring Gu ns f or Gardens and Plantations. • LANDS IN AYRSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the Royal Exchange Cotfite-house . „ Edinburgh, on Wednescl.ty the 14th of Ottober, aot, betwixt the Hours of One arid Two Afternoon; r rHE TEN MERI( LANDS of MONTFODD, lying in the Parish of Ardrossan and Shire of Ayr. The present Rent is 261-4.; but on titi expiry of the present Lease .at Whitsunday 111", a considerable rise may b e oxpeled. Thc Lawis consist of shont 32.1 - Acres,, lying in the Frith of C!).,1, within two miles of Saltcoats; they are held of the Prince, and a4lprd a Freehold Qualification in the County. A considerable pan of the price will retrain with the Pur chaser. Title deeds will be seen in the hands of James Finlay, writer, in Ediuburgh ; and further Particulars will bcknown by ap to General Irving, Robgilll'ower, by Annan ; or Mr. Rich. Campbell, Avr who has a Plan of the Lands. .•rw To THOMAS TAYLOR', Esrj• , • • • No. 9, • New Bridge-Street, Lontion. tgli• • Honoured Sir, • Edinburgh, March tit, y BEG leave to inform you, char ever te,e,,:01. year s 790, I have been afflieied with the L t ,o of rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting Medicine pnncribed by the most erninene of tk:,,, ) ; Ann° , here, , and undergoing several sever. , entitles' 0f..„ - ‘ r a ,lioit and twice 4.lischargtO •Erorn the ti o spital, with 114 "'i o .tlief • would apiiear to be of the ni.st inyeterAt," c3, spring of last year toy disorder got to such ilfuNct nearly to put a period to My existence -1 qtari I 11. 5" • 111 on the crown of head, one on• e a,;li 4m), were. broke out in a frightful Manner 'my righr " Js ;or► fully painful, and had been in a state of itireratiod oft, last seven years ; • toy left had also two lar;, , e notlesotiat ni‘pivrasellpedallieintireTboly,fttitrr:reitescrltilit:. s c t. . o rt t r:tr t .) , L rgmetco otte- Hch; cure by them.. here), W I ; ;, I h to take vo s ur Leakes Pat' i nt f ori; "to do on the ?sth e)f t' l !, - m ot I "rnighr , I began to •receive benetit—in l'hAo a Ovnith, the , tilCers *oa herd and arn 'irgo Sn d iA i;a5v 1 11 ; (1 ; 11 ; 11,IbAlIC:i9 n tr11:;fi.1:: skin, a,td pain ut the hone of thO : sing of (:, add little lon pe-s; verve:: io lo4hle A.L'idicitw, subsisted; ace itok 4 ies dtsPori i ' 4 `4i . 4o giv re srs:in*its natural ltu., arc{ the nottitrael pah*, ei-a. 1 thus became, by your liberal free from al f o r , sokb: naverecovcred„ !b cairn: jolly. and 1..! •n • • •*.•• • .„ . ,; rt it , months to the • , nl 2 . a lOss in what terms •. • , • hut P*.' for the --,;ooilf of tniter . , , 1;1114 t" 4 .,; 0 1; case as e tipiic i,so you will ,!.. ~• • , oliedient, very humble sec. - .'.1.1;;1. Sv:an's Close, High- st r •• • • h 'Witness4s to the above. C tire t lowa Titostrsosr, No. 3, Nenv Poultry !t . jolts; Nl‘lsrrosit; Old.Assembly-Close ,- Prepared and Sold by the sole firol', ; 64l l ) ,l,i' c Stb : THOM AS , Th Y I . OR, Member of the lkOval geons,,at his lloth,e, No, g si d , New 13f.(...ht,e-' - rr"Ci where, 'after a consrant reence 01' more trot t ,„, c urc years, in a pradice partieutarly..dirceted t` ) t it " 1,304 Venereal COrtqlaints and thOs.,inc;dental to r. ,*• 1 1 ,0 Generation, wfth that, inviolable sc..e.reor I . his profession should always observe in sth: ll Batters himself, the advic and •assistartee szr'' , N ,ll 0 , administers to p?rsons tilting - this M.' li•j"" gC esteem ed,- by discerniog Pubile, as an an , al damn attainable and void • i'ltuity , AISO sold, by his appouttint-nt, t ar the cow": ~,., those living at it- distance, At the Perfumer's. N,'• - • h•.• • I A lban's.street, fall-Mall ; the • Toy ,hot'' • „..t.htle r 1 fiord-strut ; Mir. Dishorongh's, 1"". 7, 0$ 11 1:rovve • Mf'••Beet's,, 11':,okwilel, No. t, Uttiott-row, hilt; Mr. Watsiii.'s, South-bridgr , „ 1 . 3 1 ) 1c • I well's, Dublin; and by one pe..•••• , n. in every c t y. town in Great Britain and Ireland, in roves or 01 1 '.,. vhc rel cacti, ae ttttil tier with full «..nd pi;Liq devr persons of either sex May curet heutieives With „10 secrecy, tout safety. r , etc printed, at the Stamp-0 1114.-e--•' 'l.:l} or, NSt:aßm.p,E'ronrYv‘.l•llf)tiCls;:kibyin t(T;..er;;l'rilf-r•rt'itnte orirtre-stteet,!*--to imitate - which is Fclohy,- arc :counterfeits. , . D FED., On Wednesday the r7th inst. John Piper, Esq. of. Coly ton-tiotise, • Ihvensh • .. ' Un the 19th inst, ;he Lady of 'r,lionta.s VFrnon voipw,n, Es q . at Eyford„(;loncesterdure. Pit Al a VLSI'! P S 7 CR'S, • K nA V. !ram Stock Exchequer Bills s. Nay ditto s. cis. Lout:lv 'Pickets Irish ditte thlltlitllll lei loi !Miler. 3 per Con. sgi Go Ditto Awl. • flank fur Accouut India for Consols for Account 6213il Batik Stock Navy 5 per Cent. shut pecealt. 1 7g, 930 I Fish ; per Cunt. par t!unt: Con. trrA Ro pur Cent. RW..6 t troj 61 ; par Cent. Con. shut Pato- Scrip Hank Lung Ann.. zoi 7-16 !yaw Slort Ann. 5k ; 3-16 Ditto Scrip OP! fle)t4 Printot by I;t3CI,I.I.:NLAN hi 'Ni I N fOl Vow-Street, At rile Si; rr.Uy i re, No. II 2, Strand where. dittvirrisioactrris ,o)fitn LO DON MARKE TS, CORN-EXCHANGE„ - - We had a pretty good supply o f Essex i a l trd d lC as en ' '' I ti t s ine tt Cn ll. rn, but very little front any other part. Fiat Wheat fully main tAiaed last week's prizes. Rye, Barley, and Malt, are much the same as last week.-- , Oats are brisker sale, but not dearer.—White - and gm/ Pease, and Tick and Small Beans, are rather lower.—Flotir the SaMd as last week.—ln other articles, little or no variation. RETURN pm On board Sb: Wheat - So a gos ad Fine ditto IpS a os od Superfine - —si os od Dautzic ' - —3 a ---s Rye sas a 555 od Barley - 3oi a 4zs Fine - -54 s aos ad Superfine - - 6, s od Malt -- So 3 to 76s ott Fine - —s a ---s od White Pease 63s a 75s ad E OF GRAIN, undcr : Grey Pease 44s a 4!S oct Fine - sas a—s od ShortSvr.all Oats tzs a 30; Fine _ 34;i od Polands - z4s od Fine - - . 36$ od, Small Beans 46s a Scs cI Fine -53 s a—s od Tick ditto 36s a 4,i a 48s ort, tint ditto —$ a --s od RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE, By Messrs. C Into and Maur as,. Meal-Weighers, in. eluding only from the: Sth of juoe - to the 13th of julle, agreeably to AA of Parliapent 41 Quarters at 1455 . od 35 -- at 141$ od 7 6 1066 at 135 s od 28 4 at INS Orl by - at 134 s (gi 7 34 1 633 at [Jos od 15 538 419 176 at 1235 od 11i at 123 s Yo at sirs ,c,ti 7 2 9 3 0 So 211 at 1161 9d 1232 375 at 114 s - cod 378 etiarters at to4s ocl - at toss 04.1 3g - o at toss 64 al 'Os od o Jt lOos • 134, at 99$ cit it 7 6 9 2Ea 4 3 5 704 ASta .*4 115 too - Llt 92s od 53 1 t 91$ rd 395 :104 -0 at litr od - 170 ---- at s od 3 2 5 . t - ao 554 125 31* • 844 357 it - .77s -od 5o 150 • at 725'0d so 150 at Gas oft 7 ;It 6os 04 15h rs—avvrage lobs. 7d, tan last Retain, to 759 - at lI2S 6d 4 10 3571 at t los .Et z 3 at togs cd 3so 650 at. tots cd s3o at 'to6s od 436 at lOSS Total.- 3ogsa Quarter 3s. id. lower th. PAter. OF FL!)UR. Fine Flom' 9is to coos cxl Bran - 133 6d I Coarse ditto ios to s os 44 Fint.Pollard •213 to 233 A REI:URN From tune 6, to lime 4 sacks at lIIS- s't. 11 at Ills. ad. '3l z----..at togs. 64. 1 ------ at 1076-1 , 14. 146 at 1075. ad. ------ at 14;63. o'------at IT6S. ed. 35 ------ at 100.4 d. 6039 -- at 10ji. ed. FLOUR, from the Cocket Office. -8 sacks at 98s. 6d 4 3 ..----- at 9s. od 7 - at 975. Jed 17 - W. 9 7 s . 6d 207 ------ 'at 9 - s. od, ---- at 961. (4 4 3 .at .95$ 8,1 177' - at 95$ , at 945. 3 IS -- at. 945. 'od. 4s at 933. 61, -- at 925. tod, t --- at gas. od. 3 4 at S. od. 14 -- at 8 7S . 7 ------- at 8;s Bd. 14 - at 85(7. It --- at Ras. Id. 7 ----- at 795. 3d. 7 ------ at 773.114. Icy -- at 104 ; . 64. sH at 104 i. 3d, 131 at t.c4S. 01. 45 at ti3s. 64. ICr3S. 01. tit toz.s. tad. 20 •-•-•-•-• At 1025• 6d. 25 at 1.4.13. 28 at tors. sd. 4 0 --- at, loos. Ed. 311;4 at 1003. 0.1 20 at 992 . 01. Total t :676 Sarlts. Os. 40. Ngber Avenge 102 S. 6}d. 11an last Rellllll, ZAGS. PRICE, nF HOPS. 'Goma. I Kent, tot• os. t0"231. 124. I Sussex, lA. .s. tot 11. TO. Fandurn, Isl. ;A. to 41. AS. Ka% 71. !is. to rot. Os. Sussex, 71. 7s. to gt. Essex, 71. 44. to 91. oS. SEEDS. Red Clover, (per cwt.) ---- ----- White Clover, ditto Trefoil, ditto . . Turnij, (per bushel) - t(e Grass, (per'qsarter) -• Cinque Foil, ditto White Alll3 it'll Seed, (per bushel) Brown . - ditto Canary Sect • . • ditto Rapp Seed, (per last) US. to 955. 205. to IoSS. SS. to SoS. US. to 363. 303. to os. 425. to os. los. 10 145. 10S. 10 145. bd. Bs. to Jos. 4c1,. to 441. SMITIIFIELTI MARKET, Tune zz.. - To sink the 061--per stone of Slb. Reef. 4S. 4d. to ss. +J. I Veal, 4s. od to 51. 6d. Mutton, 4s. &t. to ;s. &I. 1 Potk, 56. 4d. to Gs. oct. Lamb, Ss. 4d. to 6s. 6d. • HEAD 04 CATTLE THIS DAY, BOWS 1900-41teep and Lainb ilgoe. NEWCATE and LEADENI - lALL 1t1.4.p...K ET, June 22. Beef. Nt. to 4s. Rd. 1 V(=i, 3S. 4d. to ss. o d. Niuttoa, 4d. to Ss. 4d. Pork, s. 4d. to 6s. od'. Laul?, At. &I. to fis. : atui 1 1 44lisheci by WILL( AU Aaittosx. addresso • • Pater, &ell4ri atiztOr ikC (t l 014 muse 'be # • CI r a - Sea trrs (of HOne- terry-road, WcstftlillSter ;) tar the . MARIN E VILLA, EAST CLIFF, Wee RANISG kTE, TO ItE SM..I) liY AUCTION, ' By I\lr. CHRI TIC', At his Great ltooin, in ran-nail, On THURSDAY NEXT., at Ten o'Clock, SINGULARLY eleg i ant MARINE VILLA; with Stabling for six h tic s, two Coach-housesi- afiJ y num zrous attached and agacied Of,i;yery description , suited to n , Fainity ; Kitchen Card.:lll beautiful Pleasare-ground, anti rith •Nlifatlotv - the whale Shoat Ten Acres, called EAST COE' r• -- ~ forming a display of lazautifid Elevation, with Turrets; ant the interior h spechnen of Taste and Elegance; ,the situation delightful beyond descriviion, with View of the Channel; termidated by the French COASt ; the Scene continually en' livened by, the .rio,ltinA objeci, pating and.repassing ; rant nearly midway .. between MARGATE and GATE, with an eicavatul Road ihrcugh the - Chalk Rocki from the Ground to the Beach, for the convenience,of SEA BATHING. A Person attends who will. sberl.tir Premkes. i F at ij e- 4 po N s 4 s; r ss tj io l i t i -E nu t," • i ati. n.ly the Roonis at Ntarr t: and Rains- l'arfieulars i b be taken i a., fair at afair Valuatios,ana gut . ; of the P ri.t;ers of the Kentish ; A t h e RainiAnt qott=-housc ; and 4.:Valt AYLESBURY, BUCKS: . . TO .lIE SOLD. BY.. AUCHON, • By.-Mt : . i3HRISTIR, ', . • At his Great Room in Pall-Mall, llrXiertonc On T'll URS DA I', J illy 2, at Oae O'Clork, IN Olsi E LOT; . : A Capital and Valuable FREEI-IOLD ESTATE, - • ~. Alias BR 0 UG wroN.STAV ELY, with t2' ll "" ts ''' '. ll , on an is d tin t g lm o Al f t a l n le or 7l of IN .1:11 R 0 U°Eikil:FLOlN'.3.ll7;o4jlAllh) .II c riots, Reliefs, Tolls of the ''Marke t, &c....a:,11 sow.' ; 41. . 4 -- DA IRy FARMS, , 14c.. with iLcud Fa-tut llonschaitl],h,`"7: able Ont-buildings,.and CO Acres, 3 Roo,lsalut i b r ,„, f !,t' of Land,un uncommonly. I F il r y ee . , ric e h x , one p ra ri t n e c d ipa i LlT in t i, "c: l l t ir ' and 2- ► responsible 'Tenant's on Leases, 'which Wil?elliviit'',tjtic:ll3C-w_A: 1863, and remainder in 18 t r, at several ,:v.i.9al Rents, aritottl i . ini. , „ to near EIGHTEEN. ki UN I) itED, POUNDS, tor. P : . with a valuable Contin_gence, better suited Da: IV c° 944lv than explained. 4- hem' ' • This desirabie Estate is situate in and surroundinBl- ~s ' speetahle Market Town of Aylesbury, in the Colultr u iii bucks, the rich Vale of which is. AO() well knC".V I/ 4°1)73 ' any comment: Particulals may be had of the Printers of the Readirlf ° , ? • ford, X°rt nal: l 4 , tun, .and Leicester rapers; C0 141 ,,,,,t ~ .2'.' Chronicle; at the'. Rainbow Colltv-house 1 At thlri : li" t7. l r e :c 4 e u iv r : ;P of Invt ; and of Mr: Christie, in P211.1'1,11.111 who a;c en l l ) °- wer :, ..., Plan may be t4'pli:ciltseasiinssrspt.o4Fjoip-rtiA.striecarhi,la.w.C7bk:l,,,;,,.:dL :00,1,1.a.nt: .. „..i. .. , . • -___:-:.--,—. KEA': ASLIBURiON, DE VON,in ;he souT HII . I TO BE SOLD BY AUCTI.ON, By .Mr. CHAISTIE, • At his Creat Room, in Pall- 4 t)nco r i oc t; On WEDNEDAY t) , the Da fyll j I•, .t _ CAPITAL and, Valuable FR H 9 a1.9 1 !' EsTATE,'eonsiititig' of 'the very extens ive. of BROOK, 111AYNBROSV, .BUCKfASTLItI6Ii, 7 . BARTON, with Court Lets, 'Court Baron, Qifi r ,, l43l . Fines, leriots, Tolls of Fairs. and,Markets, Ripith,Pa)4 ties, ere. and anticrit Nfausiwl, Offici•6, - cartim , , &c. repair, and Mat 4100 acres. of arable Up.;Land and 1 1.33;?, Meadow, Pasture and Down Land, Tythe-tree , ' 0 redoentod'i 2000 acres of which are incinSed,and,(liy,ia"' ' „ t i 1 0,. Ten.Faims, and let to respe ebble Tenants. d acresof capital Timber, Grove. Wood,: and:Coppicv • hand. R e nt of The Estate is well watered, of the present annaal ~I 0)„ (..),NE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDIkEi) POIJ3# Capablepivery considerable improvein ein l D ~. , The Estate aboutals with plenty of Linte-stone Slabs, 7 ` 4 tiful Marble, convertible Into Colinney -picces, A Water So a k. Com Mill is let with the Brno I"Z% fa; a valuable priyilav of eepasturing Stock 0) 1 ,E ir „1, 1 1 ) .. ruing, in the Nvhole, a:most compact and Pc"'"",i; (him' with great plenty of Game and I. field Spokt, fig it. heti Devonshire. or Dean Hum dallenaO nthj ,;: , oi. bea , sport. The home grounds and sarroutalilli ofkAr titully piautesque, and requires only a it tvJ ,,, ut- ° ` :'t of art to render It a chartiiirq,' , resident. • i ty t i ` l i o -t u e t l ) l l , l lv D e is f t rti a il li t : Western Riaad,leading,from lix.eter to from Asbitrton'three miles,six 4 TOttle 9 l tWe • V flat .10(11 , 11 - Torbw, fifteen from Tyninouth, and the sante - distdke front Plymouth. to lair 01 10'' The Estate may be viewed by applill'h t„,„ry..w. rot Brookhuuse anti particulars moy be had 0.111(00 P :• ,the Sale:, ofthe Printers of the Exeter GazcZe. S t e Flg , . Salisbury Papers,. Bath Chronlile, S. Farley 's Prl„' rj nal, of Messrs, Cr:duals, Linadn's Inn, and where a Plan of the estate may be seem. •