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OLD DAILEY,,JuLy 1.

Henry Green and James Mprd were indicted, on the Coronet's
Inquisition, for the mantillughter of Mr. Samuel Featherstone, a
respectable resident at Chelsea.
The Jury found Alford Guilty. and Green Noi
CHARGE OF MURDER.
Patrick Mahir was put to the bar,,,on an indictment charging
him with the wilful murder of Thomas Dainton, in the parish of
St. James, Westminster, by striking him on certain parts of his
body. The deceased was one of the beadles of the parish of St.
James, and, on the dey in question, attempted to secure a young
vagrant, when the prisoner, as alleged, came up and rescued him
from him, and inflicted the injury on his person. The poor old
man went home, and died early in the morning. The medical gen-
tleman who was called in to the deceased, stated, that on exami-
nation of the body, he obarrved there wns ten appearance of disease
abrut it ; and he r•aa also of opinion, that the injury bad not been
sufficient to cause death. There was noixternal injury observable.
lie considered the diseased suite of the vessels of the heart were the
immediate cause of death.

Ti:e Learned Judges consulted, and immediately directed an
acquittal.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS,
AT TUE COURT 01' COMMISSIONERS OF rammaurrs,
LASINOHALL-STREET,
THIN DAY.

?RIM MEETINGS. H
Dietriehen F. Newman-air*, sent and woollen-draper 12
Mulford, R Prospect.place,Tat.Otiorge the Martyr, Southwark,
- jeweller - - 10
Marling, F. Portland-street. Brighton, brazier . 12
Robertson, J. Red Lion-streek, Clerkenwrll, jeweller • . 10
Wiboon, I'. Edgware-road, Padutogton. Shopkeeper' - . 11

SECOND SI EETINGS.
East, S. (;teen Man, Stratford, Essex, victualler - 10
Hopes H. A. 31ark-lane, dealer
. 10
. . FIRST MEETINGS.'
Caftan, .T. Water.street, Arundel-street, Strand, carpenter .10
Connell. J. Platt-terrace, Battle-bridge, bohhin-net tsp-thsiter 11r,
Kilner, W. Dorrington-street, Cold Bath-fields, victualler • 10
Paddington-grcen, hay salatnian . II
Worthington, J. 31anchettter, draper -
DI VIDENfiS.
Collens. J. and F. Nicholas-lane, Lumbard.street, timber.
merchant . 10
Capling, J. Holloway, innkeeper . 12
Gibbons, T. Hollywelhstreet, %Veqtrimter, scavenger - 11
Giles, J. an Dennis, EL w-strect, Covent.g4rden, shell-fish-
mongers - 11
Hedge. J. Star-court, e Compton- street, Soho, builder 12
Howkins, J. Penny-fields, d 3lorria, T. and Constable, W.
Ilegent-street, Blackwall. builders (final) - 10
Jones, E. Newi; —.v, li 12
Lloyd, T. and 1l 'a
-street,
wine-merchant - 12
Roberts, P. P. 1
Stoneham, T. In
Wcedon, J. AlbL
Worthington, W.
Letters from
packet had been
May, which r
due, and may
Our supplies
Wheat, 375 qui
which are from
and sold readily
are nearly tnisaleal
Icy, and rather hq
taken off' at abou.
were dull sale, at
Beans, but whit

Thursday, at
Esq. son of the 1
B. Thomas Fo
rine, daughter of

In

of the
tth of
is now
,11: days
2.530 qrs.
CITS. of
scarce,
descriptions
'nding Bar.
Oats were
• sanipirs
Ince* of

ountaina.
r the late
Cattle-

J, ; DIED.
At Llannelly, on tse 20th inst. Mrs. Ann Yalden, relict of the
late Willfun 'Fukien', Esq. of Lovington, Banta.
On the 24th ult. in the 66th year of her age, Katherine, the wife
of James Grant, Esq. of Yurk-builtiNgs, New-road, Mary-la-
bonne.
On the 24th inst. at Cliff Nall, Starordshire, the Lady'of Samuel
Pole Shawe. Esq.
On the 26th June, in Dublin, in the Xid year of her age, Jane,
third daughter of the High lion. Denis Browne.
Montreal,,ou the I h AtMay, Charles Lusiniani, Esq. aged
106 years and 7 Ihmiths. e was born at Florefice in October, 1718.
Ile married wheal% and had six children.
- -
DISH, Contractor, sincerely thanks the Public for their
1.1 distinguished favours, and regrets to state this probably is the
last Scheme he shall have the pleasure to contract for, Parliament
having resolved to abolish Lotteries for ever !
Besides the Prizes in the present Scheme, amounting to
2(14442/. IN STERLING MONEY,
BISI! ADDS SIXTY-FOUR PIPES OF WINE, QRATIS !
Therefore, independently of the
FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF

.c2t.or4
ta £21,025
21,0;i0 21,02.5
With many other Capi it, and No Blanks !
A LL I N ONE DA Y. Flt WAY, 15th TII IS MONTH (JCLY),
Each of the [folders of the Four Prizes of 1,000 Guineas, whether
bought at DIOH's, or any other Licensed Lottery Office, will he
entitled to le Pipes of Nine, and for Shares in proportion ; an that
a Sixteenth will have One Pipe of Wine besides the Share of
1.000 Guineas. The Wine to be chosen from the Stock of any
Wine Merchant in the Kingdom, by the fortunate holden them.
selves.
In the Lottery drawn Tuesday. 31st ult. Kish shared and sold
No. 1904 . . .F 30,000 . -in 6 Shares
oJlbare
And Sesaglatbse Capitals, thelo Slams of whichin s werdillstributed
all overtrstled Kingdom. •
1' lariyet,pilumbers are notwgrn sale by DISH, Contractor,
49141Cbarbli-croni London ; and ,lis atemis
shrimps**. m.

.4."•‘,I.I•MINEr

ESSEX.—VALUABLE CROPS. STOCK, AND HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE.
By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON,
On the Premises of the Crown and Mitre Farm, Brentwood, on
THURSDAY, the 14th inst. and following Day, at IL by order
of Mr. A. Wells, the Proprietor, who is leaving his Residence,
A LL the CROPS, STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE and EFFECTS, on the above Farm ; consisting
of tine growing crops of wheat, oats, barley, and chainpion pota-
toes, stacks of hay, superior cart horses, dairy of fifteen cows, 150
Southdown sheep, waggons, tumbrils. ploughs, rollers, and other
implements, capital potty, with suitable chaise and harness ; all the
neat Household Furniture, linen, glass, culinary urticles and effects,
which will be expressed in catalogues.
To be had at the neighbouring Inns ; place of sale ; and of Mr.
W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklembury, London.

COMPACT AND DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTAT/y,
Lying within a Ring Fence, Suffolk.
By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON,
At Garraway's, on TOURSDAY, July 28, by order of die Pro-
prietor, in One Lot,

ATRULY Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, situated in the parishes of Earl Stonham and
'recting, in the county of Suffolk, containing One• Hundred and
Forty Acres, lying compact, within a ring fence. The Residence
is a pleasant distance from the road, leading from Needham
Marker to Stowmarket, and is replete with every convenience,
good garden and orchard. The agricultural buildings are of the
usual description. The Estate is in a fine sporting district, sur-
rounded by good hard roads, one mile distant from the great road
from Ipswichto Norwich, three miles from Stowmarket, and only
thirteen from Ipswich.
Particulars aril conditions of sale may be had, in due time, of
Messrs. R. and J. Marriott, Solicitors, Stowmarket and of Mr.
W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklerabury, near the Mansion-house.

FREEHOLD AND CHIPTHOLD
Dagwarth, Hamlet, near Stowmarket.
By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON.
At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, July 28, by order of Mr. S.
Peck. in One Lot,
ADesirable ESTATE, pleasantly situated in Dag,—
north Ihunlet, very near to Stowmarket, a healthy end fertile
part of the county of Suffolk ; it comprises a Family Residence, con-
taining numerous rooms, well arranged, and fitted up with due regard
to comfort end convenience, orchard and well planted garden, double
cottage, barns, stabling, chaise-house, and numerous outbuilding*,
and One Hundred and One Acres of arable, meadow, and pasture
land, divided into suitable enclosures, by thrifty fences. The ex.-
tensive and interesting scenery, which is displayed from the fine
eminence on which the residence Is seated, the retrctability of the
neighbourhood, and the fertility of the soil, render this Estate very
desirable for the residence of a Gentleman desirous of uniting agri-
cultural pursuits with genteel retirement.
May be viewed, and particulars had of Mr. G. "'Udell, Brad-
field ; of Mr. S. Golding, attorney at law, Walsham-le-Willoss ;
and o NOV. IV. Simpson, 24, Bucklersbury, London.

VALUABLE ESTATE.--SOUTH LOPIIAM, NORFOL
By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON,
At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, 211th inst. in One Lot, by
of the Proprietor,
A Valuable ESTATE, contiguous to capital Corn-mar-
kets, and containing Two Hundred and Fifteen Acres of su-
perior Arable and Meadow Land ; a good Farm-house, and requi-
site agricultural buildings, and two work lien's cottages. The
estate is situated in the parish of South Lopham, in the county of
Norfolk, a part Freehold, and the remainder Copyhold.
Particulars may be had, in nue time, of Mr. Samuel Clulatopti
Attorney-at.law, IValsham-le-Willows ond_ or at.. W. W.
Simpson, 24, Bucklerabury, London.

Valuable and desirable Dairy Farm, together with a Mal "ng
Office, with a capital Retail Trade attached. ..„4.
By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON,
At °arising's, on THURSDAY, dilly 28, in oa by
order of the Proprietor,
MENDLESHANI LODGE ESTATE, a capital and
desirable Grazing Farm, abounding with game, containing
Three Hundred and Sixteen Acres ; Two Hundred and Twenty
are superior Arable, and the remainder is extremely rich Meadod
and Pasture Land, In the highest state of cultivation, and in the
pleasant village of Mendlesham Suffirlk ; surrounded by good
hard roads, within five miles of' Stowmarket, where the river is
navigable to the estate ; is distant fourteen miles front Ipswich,
fifteen from Bury, and seventy-nine from the Metropolis. The
principal residence (nearly surrounded by a moat of water, stocked
with fish) is conveniently fitted up with due regard to comfort and
convenience, with offices or the usual description; an extensive
orchard, well planted with fruit and filbert trees ; a good farm-
house and cottage residence, with the usual and requisite agricul-
tural buildings, placed is a convenient situation, and judiciously
arranged. Attached to tithe estate, and which will be included in
the purchase, is a capital' malting office, with a nine quarter steep,
bitrley and malt, chamber ; to which there is attaahed an extensive
retail. trade. The demesne is divided into suitable enclosures, with
thriving hedges, well watered and ornamented with thrifty thriller;
and, from its proximity to the preserves of Charles Tyrrell, Esq.
is insured with an abundant and constant supply of game, offering
to those Gentlemen fond of field sports a diversity of amusement.
The Cottage Residence is calculated for the reception of a Gentle.
man, and fitted up with every convenience to be occupied as a
sporting box, and is placed on the estate at a desirable distance
from the principal residence.
May be viewed by permission ; and particulars had of Mr. S.
Golding, Attorney at I,av, ; and of Mr.
W. W. Simpson, '24, llucklersbury, London.

LEILESTER.SQE ARE.
DESIRABLE IIOVSE AND PREMISES,
Well situated for Business. and in the occupation of Mr. RumbelL
By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON,
At Oarraway's, in the coutve of this month, in One Lot,
AFREEHOLD HOUSE and PREMISES, well
situated toe business, with a commanding front, in the most
preferable part of Leiceater-square . containing an extensive bow-
-4 fronted shop, 40 feet in depth
.ing and drawing-rooms, nu-
merous bed rooms, kitchens, la., and arched vaults; at pre-
sent held on lease by Mr. Kurt . ii hi4hly respectable tenant.
Particulars may be had on di* . tion to Mr. W. W. Simpson,
24, Bucklembury, London.

lIINTLESIIAAI PRIORY ESTATE.
MANOR FARM AND SPORTING RESIDENCE,
In a picturesque part of the Cognty of Suffolk.
By Mr.. `V•. W. SIMPSON,
At Garraway's, on TUHSDAY, August 9, at 12, in One Lot,
by order of J. H. Buckingham, Esq. the Proprietor,
IV HAT well-known and highly-important FREE-
! _L HOLD MANOR FARM, designated MANOR HOUSE,
delightfully situated in the village of Ilintleshani, within RiX miles
of Ipswich, in the county‘of Sufiblk ; together with a desirable
Sporting Residence, seatsdlin.a rich meadow of fifty acres, with a
park-like appearance ; growls, plantations, gardens, and ponds
I stocked with fish.—Gosling's Farm, lying contiguous to the Manor
House, and let on lease to a highly respectable tenant. The whole
of the Estates are lying within a ring fence, and contain Four
Hundred and Seventy Acres of rich pasture, arable, and wood
lands, belted by extensive and strictly protected preserves, thereby
insuring to those eatatosgame in great abundance, and which may
be Increased to any extent.
May be viewed, and particulars had of J. Jackaman, Esq. Attor-
ney, Ipswich; and of Mr.. W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklerebury,
near the Mansion-house, London.

ESSEN.
Desirable and Valuable FREEHOLD MANOR FARM,
within a King Fence, in a picturesque and salubrious pat of

County.

By W. W. SIMPSON,
At Oarraway'a. on THURSDAY, August 4, at 12, in One
LOUTH HANNINGFIELD HALL, a desk
1...7 and highly cultivated FREEHOLD MANOR FARM.
lying within a Ring Fence, and containing Three Hundred and
Seventy Acres of sound Arable, fertile Pasture, and thriving Wood
Land. The Residence, which is planned for the comfort and ac-
coonnodation of a respectable Family, is delightfully placed on an
eminence commanding beautiful and extensive views of the inter.
eating scenery of the adjacent country. The Agricultural Build.
logs arc of a description fully adequate to the extent of land, in
substantial repair, and judiciously and conveniently arranged :.
chsise.house„ riding-horse stable, and good garden. South Ilan-
ninglield is situated in a line sporting district, intersected by good
hard roads. The Estate presents uncommon facility to convert the
produce to the greatest pecuniary gain, front its contiguity to Bat-
tle-bridge, and its ready access to the markets of the metropolis.
It is distant six miles from Billericay, seven miles from Chelms.
ford, ten from 31altion, and seventeen front Romford, all capital
corn markets.

hlay be viewed, and particulars had in due time, of R. Bartlett,
Esq. Solicitor ; C. G. Parker, Esq. Solicitor ; and Messrs. Cep.
land and Sons, Solicitors, Chelmsford ; and of Mr. W. W. Simp.
son, 24, Bucklerabury, London.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATES AND•MA NOR FAlt4l,
Offering an excellent opportunity for ottupation, or for the per.
manent investment of capital.
By M. W. W. SIJIPnON,
At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, August 4, by order of the
Trustees for Sale under the will of the late Henry Layer, Esq.,
at 12, in Two Lots,
THOSE truly Valuable ant} Desirable FREEHOLD
and COPI HOLD ESTATES, with the MANOR of
CAIDGE, situate in the parishes of Southminster and Wallasen
Island, in the county of Essex; containing Nine Hundred and
Twenty-three Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Grazing Land, die-
tinguished for the superior fertility of its soil.
Lot 1. Will comprise that desirable ESTATE designated the
CAIDGE, containing Five Hundred and Twenty-four Acres of
excellent Arable and Pasture Land, Three Hundred and Fifty-
nine Acres of which are Freehold, and the remainder is (opyhold
of the Manor of Sonthminster, the Land Tax on the whole of
which is redeemed. It is pleasantly situated in the parish of South.
minster, in the county of Essex, surrounded by good hard roads,
in the vicinity of capital Markets, and at a short distance from a
Port from which grain may with great facility be shipped to the
London Markets. The Residence. stands on an eminence, a de-
sirable+ distance from the high road, and commands cheerful and
pleasant views of the adjacent country ; it is fitted up with every
convenience, having attached and detached dikes of the usual de-
script:on, chaise-house and riding-horse stable, garden and
orchard, on which are planted a quantity of standard fruit trees.
The agricultural buildings surround convenient cattle and farm.
yards, and are so placed as to be seen at one view from the Resi-
Idence ; they campthie buildings, of a superior description, which
`deuce
of a capital double barn, 100 feet long; a wheat barn, cow
' house for 20 cows, with attached calf pens, and granary over the
whole ; stabling and other granaries, cattle sheds, waggon lodges;
'and all other buildings, equal to such an extent of land. This
Estate la in the occupation of a highly respectable and opulent
tenant, under an: agreement for alease of fourteen years.
Lot 2. Comprises an ESTATE in Wallasea Island,kindieriesife.
nated ACRE FLEET MARSH and CIXiGESHALL 11E1
containing Four Hundred and Three Acres of justly celebrated
Grazing Land, scarcely inferior to any in the county of Essex,
distant three miles from Canewdon, seven miles from Rochfort,
twelve miles from Southend, and twenty miles from Chelmsford.
There is an appropriate Residence on the Estate. The agricul-
tural buildings are of a sue: riot description, and on desirable parts
of the Marshes are cattle sheds, which have been erected, and kept
in repair, without regard to expense. This Estate is one of the most
compact and desirable Grazing Farms in the county. The land
Tax is redeemed. The Estate, from its contiguity to Redirect!
Hnndred, a district in which there is but a small proportion of graz-
ing land, might be divided into two or more farms, thereby holding
out greater advantages for investment.
The Estates may be viewed, and particulars had in due time, of
R. Bartlett, Esq. Solicitor, Chelmsford; C. C. Parker. Esq.
IWoodliarn Alorttmer-place; of Messrs. Humphrys and Porter,
Solicitors, 19, King's Anns.yard, Coleman-?tweet; and pf Mr.
11V. W. Simpsou, 21, Bucklersbury, near the Mansion-house.

NORFOLK.
Highly important and valusble Freehold Estate, Blandon, Planta.
tions and Pleasure-grounds.
By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON,
At Garraway's, on TUESDAY, August 9, in One Lot,
THAT highly valuable and desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, lying within a ring fence, in the pleasant vil-
lages of Barwick and Harmer. in the county of Norfolk ; it corn.
prtaes a handsome brick-erected Family Mansion, a great portion
of which has been recently erected at considerable expense, with
due regard to comfort and convenience ; together with attached.and
detached offices of a superior description, partly bounded by an
ornamental plantation ; an extensive and well-protected garden,
well planted with stand rd and other fruit tress; the grounds are.,
diversified with shrubberies and plantations, and thssifsferL,^_--z"-
mentecl with thriving timber; the demesne is },A,t, "" a nng
fence, and contains one thousand and
acres of arable and
pasture land, 1100 acres (includiu.
acres of fine pasture land) are
.0 any land in the county, and the re-
row adapted or planting, and is at present used
" a ; possession
of the estate may be -
" a hadsheen at Michael-
ascarcedleyr inferiorisadm l
gu
Particulars (in due time) of E. Day, Esq. Solicitor, 17. Chan..
; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklasbury, near
the Mansion-house.

AN ABSOLUTE REVERSION OF ONE THOUSAND
POUNDS THREE PER CENT. CONSOLS.
By Masora. DAWSON and CAFE,
At Garraway's, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12,
AN ABSOLUTE REVERSION of I,GOO/. Three
per Cent. Consols, standing In the names of respectable
Trustees ; to be received at the death of a Lady, aged 71.
Printed particulars may be had of Alessrs. Pullen and Son, Soli-
citors, Fore-street; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Dawson at d
Cafe, Great Marlborough-street.

ington-causiway, linendrape'r - .
Winter, J. Blue Bell-yard, St. James's-str
nts -
dr
11. Holbels, chccsemonger - •
Little Chelsea, brewer - •
bion-place, Blackfriars•road, hosier •
W. J. Luster Thames-street, wine-dealer
hit Jamaiia state, that the sailing o
been deftred from the 17th to the 2
accounts for hs,r non-arrival. She i
be expo to active within a very fev
CORN ±CHASbc. JULY 1.
4 this week sonsishsof 1,700 sacks Flour. 2.5
Jailers Ratify, and 111,1110 qrs. Osta..lb.ooo
i Ireland. Finc,..fiitixlish Witte& was
y at full Malnday‘••4 but inferior dent
leable. re Bata demand for grlndin
higher p s were Obtained. flood fresh Oa
rout Mort y'a csterency ; but state inferior s
and cheaper. Thgre was no variation in pi
he Pease Mere Lath ba dearer.
-ir,----
1ii),.8.R1 ED.
t St. &else's, Uanover.snitare, John Fou
late Jobrir ountaine, Fag. and nephew of I
Fonntaine, Prebend of NVorgesfer, m Marian
of the late William Hodges, Esq.R.A.

:ND- •
e Lot.
r HE-
iurleigtt
red and
led into
owth of
id agri-
olieitor,
!rebury,
I, lying
rt of the
me Lot.