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London, England, 1813-09-18 00:00:00

FREEHOLD.-BSSEX.

Eligible Residence, STIFIORD, on the road to SOITTH „END,
with Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Meadow and. Wood
Land, about Twenty Acre.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on i hursday, October 7, at Twelve, in One Lot,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE; STIFFORD LOlXift
comprising an Elegant, Compact FAMILY RESIDENCE,
placed on a Lawn, a fine, commanding situation, at Safford, on
the road to South End, and only seventeen miles from London,
by the new Commercial Road. The Villa is erected oil a hand-
some elevation, stuccoed, and viranda round, planned for the ac-
commodation of a Gemkinan's Family; with excellent Apart-
ments handsomely fitted up, and every requbi e Office, good
Cellars under the House, an enclosed room,' Valid, new DWIT•
a capital lifting Pump, with Wall of fine Water, two Coach.
houses, and Stables for eleven horses, Harness-room, &e. and
various Out-buildings, recently ended; two productive Kitchen
Gardens, walled round, planted with the choicest Frltit-trees,
Melon-ground, capital range of Not-houses, Green house, Grape-
ry, &c.; Pleasure Grounds, tastefully disposed, with dry gravel
walks, and thriving Plantation% Farm-Yard and Buildings, Mee.
don ar.l Wood Land; the whole op wards of Tirenty AaPs, all in
the most complete order, and immediate Possession may be had.
To be viewed with Tickles; Particulars naafi* had on the
Premises; of Mr. Holt, Dog and Partridge, S•ilforil;, the Ship,
at Grays; White Hart, Bromley; Hotel, P6orileet; 81--t Boy,
Cbelmsford; White Hut, Brentwood. end Roathwd ; gl Mr.
Jac3sonsGrarB Inn sat Gpieveng'i) d of bir..RableissMilie-
'wick-tweet, Odlden-ormess, wham an Eletadm Glib, Haim hid
Flan of the Estate may be sew.

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MURDER OF EDWARD cLirroß.D.
TRIAL OF ?AMES LEARY. -'•''
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The interest excited by the foul charge exhilated..
against this man, has been of the most eiteaurdinarr
description The horrid barbarity of the crime me.
pined to him, and the mystery w;th which it was at-
tended, were circumstances sufficiently Attractive to
elicit a strong expression .e.f public curiosity, which
was evinced in a pre-eminent m inner by tie anxely
which was yesterday dipLayed to be resent at the.
trial. At .nt early hour the Court-yard was crowded
with individuals of all ranks, among whom the fair
set shone conspicuously, and on the doors being
opened, the galleries and body cf the Court were
soon filled by -those whO had the gold fortune, either
by special favour, or the durtan touch, to obtain ad-
mission. The streets in the neighbourhood were also
crowded to an retest.
At nine o'clock, the Prisoner, alotig with other's,
was put to the bar and arraigseel. He entered the
Court with a countenance apparewly unaltered by
his awful 4ituation. his celoin was fresh, his eyes'
animated, and a s-rt of habitual smile diem his taco
dress was a short blue jacket and waistenat,
a pair of drab-coloured breethes, much worn, blue
Cotton stockings, and Shoes. He wore ,4 clean shirt
and neckerchief. He was doable ed As he '
clinked these degrading appendages` he is omed but i
little affected, and looked round the Court in every
direction with perfect unconcern.
The indictment having been read by Mr. *Shelton, '
the Clerk of the Court, the prisoner wa- asked was
he guilty or not guilty ? and he answered in a fit=
and.atidible tone, Not Guilty. He then retired from
YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING. ' ' ti:e bar, tut remained in the Court while the other
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Extensive FREEHOLD ESTATF.S,.upwardsof FOUR TI lOU. , priconers were arraigned.
At ten o'clock the Judges arrived, shortly after
SAND THREE HUNDRED ACRI:S, gry:,. part 'll-ITHE- ;
which the prisoner was again put to the bar, when it
FREE, ;vIANOR or LORDSHIII, eligible tor invvsting Mo-
ney. Ey Mr. 1203iiNSghly Improveable FREE-
,b, at 12, to One Lot, • appeared that he had changed his blue jacket for a
At Garrawari, on Thursday, October 7t
green coat, in which be was now attired. The pia.
THE Valuable and Hi
HOLD • ESTATES, with the Manor or Lordship of 1 cidity of his countenance to had giren wary to a
Srieston, extending over near Five Thoun.ndArres of Land, ant gloomy cast, which did not diminish but rather in-
affordingibe finest Grouse-sliootirg in the country,situate within creased during the remainder of his trial:
two miles of the Sea-port town d Whitby, in the North Riding '
The indictment was then read to the Jury : by.it
of, the County of York, 18 miles front Scarborough, &Anything
Eleven ancient incfmadeapitalFarms,with excellentFarm•houses , the prisoner was charged in two counts ivith the
and an necessary Outbuildings, in good repair, a Water Corn murder of Edward Clifford, co the morning of the
Mill,Ste.;containinnear Two Thousand Acrd of old Meadow, 26th of July last, he havingLinflicted on the head of
Pasture, and Arable Laud,. paying a certain Corn-rent in lieu of
the said Edward Clifford t mortal wounds, with
Tithes, in the possession of very respectable Tenants from ye‘r
to year, except one, which is on lease, at low rents, amounting to certain hammer, of which he did instantly die.
near X 25110 per annum, capable of considerable increase. Also Mr. WALFORD having opened the case,
a comps 3 Residence, with Offices, SNEATON HALL, %ILIA Mr. ANDREWS, as leading Counsel for the prorved,
secn•
Yards, Gardens, Coeds-house, Stables, and Outbuildings, and
about Tl•irty Acres of Meadow Land, and near One Hundred 1 111011 addressed the Court and Jury. He obse
Acres of Wood Lind, IS band. The Royal commands a Sae ; that the change they were now called upon to con.
view of the picturettque town and port of Whitby, the noble sider was one of the most serious nature, and he was
Oains of the venerable Abbey, the Church, and the German I sure he need only state that it involved the life of II
cean; Pare of the Estate is bounded by the beautiful Rives. ; fellow-creature, to obtain their patient attention,
Eske, which is well stored with line Salmon, and, at a small ex-
T
pence,he man at the bar was an Irishman, and at the
A pirsi a censiderubla F may be establi'hed.
Lama-0a and bttbtitidlnt, sundry Cottages, with time of the murder with which he stood charged,
Gaelic% ke. and RPWards of e,soo Acres of excellent Moor lived in a place called New Court, situated in Field.
Land, recently Int:toted, acrd tithe-free, maklng together 4,800
Acre 11l isaling-fente. The Manor abounds with Grouse, lane, Holborn. The man whose death was the sub.
es
and all other sorts of Game: &reams of Water run through du. ject of inquiry, was also an Irishman, and had,
tercet parts of the Estate. The Moor are cultivated at a at the time of his murder, but lately come from Ire.
smali expence. Nasty. of Lithe may be had frm Whitby. Pro- land with his family. He knew nobody in tine coml.
cluctive Stone Quarries oo the Essay
(eating' &,,L. TM I try, and fled for refuge to the apartment of the pre.
:rapt. sealwelleawcitia, and wed* attlintiampsycarlity'''rGeatl-eean
ur their attention sone, in which he resided fur lour or five das L.
May be viewed by systylas to Mr. Matthe.v Robinson, at After &elapse of that period he obtained a lodgings
lasauni, near Whitby, whore Partieutars. may he bad; and at in Church-lane, St. Gilts's, in the house of a woman
Oa Angel ins, and Custom-house Coffes-house, Whitby; Swan, named Singleton. On the morning of Munday, the
fichering; New Talbot, Mahon; black Swan, and Hotel,Yort; , • J •
26thor July, the body of a man WO toned in a
and, Demister; mid Grantham • George, Stamford; Whits
Hart, St. Alhon's; at Gerraway's Grantham;
and of Mr. Ile- rand, in a hole from whence gravel had been lain.%
Was Warinck-sinsti Ggidel^willsiet Awoke, Vice Pisa 4 in a field at the back of Sidwoutb•sacet, GrB)9l-11118,
Ike buts assy be seeii.

RICHMOND, SURREY.
Desirable Leasehold Estate, BELLE VUE LODGE, arid House
. with Gardens, sloping to the River : and Two Houses,in Bello
Vue-place, Gardens, Coach-house, and Stable.
• TO ISE PETZENIPTORILY SOLD, by Mr. ROBINS,
At Carraway's, on Thursday, October 7, at T welve, in Lori,.
A Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most
delightfully situate at Richmond, en the Banks of the
Thames, upon the Lower Road, cominandirg a most. extensive •
view of the River above and below the Bndge, and tit; beautiful
Scet.ery of the adjacent Country.
I I.Compri es a 'Commodious Brick.buih Fibril* Residence,
called Belle Vue House, convenient!) planned for the accommo-
dation of a Genii. man's Family, excellent Offices, and Pleasure-
Ground, coping to the River, occupying a wide Frontage to the
Road
• Lot 2. Belle Vue Lodge, a Genteel Compiet Residence, situate
on the West kitle of Lot I. Fhe House is Four Stories high, two
Rooms on a Boor, with Convenient Offices in the Basement, and
a piece of Garden Gteund, shiping to thy River.
Lot 8. A Brick-built Dwaing House, situate in Belle Voir.
place., Three. Stories high, two Rooms on a floor, with Parlours
and Offices in the Basement, and*.small Garden at the back, ad-
joining Belle Vue Houle, in the Occupation of Mrs. Pike.
Lot 4. A Brick-built Dwelling House,. adjoining Lot 9, an the
East side, and Planned In a Similar manner. These two Hensel
are separated by a Fore-court from the Road.
Lot 94 A Coach-house, and Four stall stable; with Loft over,
arid Yard, enclosed by folding gates, adjoining Belle Vue Lodge. ,
The Premises may be Viewed, by applying to Mr. Gardner,
Carpenter, Lower-road, Richmond, of whom Particulars may
be had, and at the Talbot and Greyhound ; Star and G:rter,
Kew Bridge ; Pigeons, Brenthrd ; Red Lion, Putney ; at Gar-
raway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.