Star.
London, England, 1801-08-15 00:00:00

SPORTINC INTELLIG.EKCE.

LEWES RACES, THURSDAY, AUGUST' t 3.
The fecond year ofa Sweepitak,n of "I';2a Guin2as
rich, for three-year old colt!, sit. 31!:. and fi;iies
aft. The tail mile and a 11-tlf. The •r. inner of
the Derby or Oak flake, to carry 71h. extra.
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H. R.. H. tht l'rince. .• 1.1.4,;t - dr.
Ld. Egr,:mont's f. by Wuudig:L.icr: ou: CJ:-...114 3
Ld. Pabant.., Dottercil 1
Mr. Trevcs.B Whilko c!as - - 4

Mr. Durand's L. c. by Alparmus - - -
A match for too Guinea , latt
La I.gr,lntuit's Bobtail,
Ld. SA,k 's Wartrr,

I e.tfy

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A ni:ttch for Ica ( 1.1:1
b. ?.1). Wo,,t!p. 9!b.
I\O. Delittc's br. c. by out ut ..d
tot reit.

A match of zoo Guineas, I). f,. Two n:lles.
Satt Robin-Het-13::i, Pit.? f
Mr. Hooke's Die!: sus, ha
His Majelty's Plate of tine 1-lumirt,.l Guineas. Cdr
any horfe, mare, or gelding, four ye.tr ()ids car-
rying 41b. five year 4,1.3 s t ill. 6th. fix 7•car
olds lA. and aged 121 i. 21b. The hell of three
four mile heats.

•H. R. H. Prince of Wales's b. h. Rebel, 5 yn. old
is 61b. - 4 3 3
Ld. Sackv ilk's Expe,Ration,s yrs. old, n ft. Mb. 3 f t
Mr. Durand's John &Grote, 4 yrs. old, soil 41h. 1 2 1
Mr. Concanuou% b. h. Sir Harr 6 yr, 041 alt. 2 4 dr.

The death of ROBESPIERRE has afforded fubjefi
for a tragedy, which is now pzrforming at Paris.
We arc extremely happy to congratulate the
public on the prolpea afforded us by the judicious
arrangement of the enfu'ng Mufical E:iiival, at
Winchettcr, under the direction of Mr. CHARD :
when we find the united abilities of Madam MAR A,
Mils MARTYR, and Mr. DENMAN, together with
fuch Inarumcntal Performers as Mr. SAtomosT,
Leader of the ffand, MelFrs. LIN LEY, LINCI,
WOOD NAM, SM ART, &c. no doubt can be entertain-
ed of its fuccels.

The Speaator imagines himfelf inllantanetrufly
conveyed to China, on beholding the Ecrii?, or
Harlequin in Chinit,at the Royal Circus, St.. George's
Fields ; fo correa is the reprefentation of the
Coftume, Manners, &c. of that extenfive Empire :
this agreeable furprife is accompanied by fuch valt
fplendor, and admirable mufic, (which is by Mr.
W. WARE,) as to render ihe whole enchanting,
and the evening's entertainment is carried to the
utmoft perfection by the addition of the Fire King,
or Albert and Refit Tie.
On Thurfday night, a woman in the employ of
Mr. ANDERSON, of Holloway, was (topped in
Maidenilane by a fingle footpad and a boy, and
robbed of three lhillings and fixpence ; and be.
caufe the had not any more money, they would
have her clothes; and in taking them off they were
of by two women ; they completely ftrippe4
her, and left her entirely naked, &It having beat
' her in a molt inhuman manner. The woman had
been fent by Mr. ANDERSON to fetch a honk Irons
a field, and the horfe going home without her, he
went in fearch of her, fitipeaing Come accident had
happened. On his going into Maiden-lane, lss
traced her by her groans, and finding her naked,
he went and procured her fome clothes, conduaed
her home, and fent for medical AL fiance.

Some days fince a young lady and her brother
walking on Shireley Common, near Croydon, on
the margin of land pit, it gave way beneath them,
by which they were carried to the bottom amicift
the precipitated matter, where they were inclofed
for fome time ; this alarming circumflance being
made known, kreral perfons were immediately
employed to extricate them. After much labour
they cleared away the fallen land and rubbifh,
when at length they found the unfortunate pair
dole to each other. The Lady was pail recovery;
the brother by proper application had the good
fortune to be reltored to his friends.

At the execution of the Guards at Chelmsford,
on Friday WI, Butcher, the ringleader, on mount-
ing the platform, kicked off his !hoes, as a proof
ofbrutal hardihood, is which he was followed by
three of his comrades, who had betn confined with
him in the fame cell. The others died in a very
penitent and contrite manner : the laR words of
Armitage were, a reopen that his body might be
,given to the furgeons, as the Lati aR of fervice he
could render to mankind.

On Wednefday fe'nnight, Michael Denman, Wyo.
Slits, and Vona: Bakewell, were executed at Not-
tingham, purfuant to their feveral fentences at the
late Affixes, for burglary.

On Saturday lag John Nom, found mute rf
malice by an inqueß of twelve men, at Shrewfbury
AfGze, and Thomas liemasett, conviaed of hoi fe-
Scaling, were executed, in front of the county
gaol, Birmingham ; both of them died fenfible of
their crimes, and very penitent.

On Wednefday fe'nnight a reprieve was received
for four of the five prifoners that were left for exc.
cution at Worcelier, florae, liefler,
and Thaw as, for fheep.ftealing. The other, R. I#'4l.
led, for burglary, fuffered yelletday fe'nnight.

TWIINTIRTH EXPRISS of the IRISH LOTTERY.
No. 1200, a Prize of Two Thoufand Pounds WHs
fold by RICH•RDSON, GOODL VC 11, and CO. who a: e
felling Tickets and Shares in the Englifh State
Lottery on the lowell Terms, at their Offices the
corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill; facing the Gate
of the King's Mews, Charing-crofs, London; and
Market-place, Norwich.

Fifty lhoufand Pounds in Capital Prizes, of the
prefent Iriffi Lottery, have been Sold; Shared, and
Regiftered at Honors and Co's Offices Oxford-
beet, and St. Jarnes's•ftreet, vir. The Ticket
No. 15,705, entitled to zo,oool. being firft dray.n
on the 19th day ; the Ticket No. 39,467, drawn a
Prize of zo,oool. on the 9th day ; the Ticket No.
30,333, drawn It prize of
.cOOOL on the 10th day ;
and the Ticket No. 28,898, entitled to goo Fl.
ing the 6rft drawn on the 13th day. Alin in the
Englith Lottery, drawn in the months of March
and April tali, Capital Prizes to the amount of
40,0001. were fold at the above truly Fortunate
Offices, of which No. a 4,787, a mile of to,oocl.
and Nn• s 18060) a. Prize of 50001, were bath fold
Slam

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LON PON Al A R 1f1.7 S.

COR":- X('11 . r 14.

A Feturnot the PRICES .4 : of Auaut
to the -.C.... A.4o.:it
Total 43i; I:Ack I I 2.. 2,;d.
is. 61.1 u.. than

CORN 12.1• Pf CI O. the i V.N (Rost Llll3.lDl:c,Aet US r
Wheat pt.r 10. 211 0. to lel Ci 01Is prr qr. al: 1 021 4.
Harley per qr. 11 16 to :41 2. per qr. 21 63 to 11 I i

PRICE OF POPS.

I
Kent 41 irs to 61 (..) o' 1:,,, ,1 0. to 07. ..7
Soll4-1 41 103 to 51 134 3 Suifit 31 o, to (it f,
Lll,l 41 I:,s to 31 12.) "" Fat ahani 41 of to 81 os
SEEDS PER HUNDRED wriGin., Augult 13.
Red Clover 3,-, to loci
White ditto acs to tt IA pa cwt.
Trefoil 3. To 41Ss
Turnip I 2., to 18, per bight]
Rye Graf. is.. to 321 per goartcr
Cinquefoil cot to —s per ditto
,
iluttard- S White I.s to 141 od per hufhel
stect. i Brown tos to 1.4% Gd per ditto
Canary Seed 8• to tos lie ditto
Rape Seed 381 to 401 polift.
smrrinFlFlD, Aura t 4.
To fink the offal—per Roue of 81h.

Beef 4$ 6d to Ss 4d Veal - 4$ 4d to 5s 4d
Mutton ss od to Cs 8d Pork . 68 od to 7s, od
Laritb, 4s. 4d. to 6s. cd.
Stock at Market date morning, Beath 750, Sheep and Lamb,
1250.

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NEWGATE and I.EADENHAI.I. Auzuß 14.
Per Roue of 81b. by the curcak..
tier. 31 tod to 44 8d Veal 31 4d to 54 od
- Matton 44 8d to se 2d Pork 6g od to ys
of
Lamb 41 osl to 51 Bd.
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pfucE OF I.EATHER, per lb. Al'' LEADENHALL.
Butts, so tos6lb - . 18.11 to zoid
Ditto, 6o to 661 h - - - aid to 24d
Merchants Bacis - aid to t9id
. Dreffing Hides . - ad to ail
Fine Coach Hides - • 17d t• 19" id
' . ' Crop Hides for Cutting - • 27.1 to 194
Flat Ordinary - - tsd to 17d
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Calf Skins, so to 70111 per damn, - aid to ad
Ditto, sr,. to StAb - - sad to 2 td'
Ditto 3o to 4olb - - ad to aid
SlinaiSsals (Grecolasid) per IS. to 64 to as 9d
Lade'ditto .- 1. locs to 13os per doz.
• Tinned Holfe.Hldes - as to 26s each
••
• Goat6kins „ - - ass to Foss par dozen
• Pi4oe of Bath per lea 01 a. to cl Os
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
Et„Jaines's znarki,t 3,s ad Town Tallow s7s od to OS
Trlll3lillll . 34 4 F.uffia ditto (ca.) is, od to 56*
c
hard market as 3d RulBa ditto (foep) ,s4l to as
' (rer'itoste of Db.) • White Candleßala 54010 OS
, ....•4,11.91Pn Meitieg StUi , . 461 od Lose*
.
Au 9 trage Price 3s 3 d Greases -2& od to 0
Good Drop its to as
. • ;Yellow Soap, 7ss. terwr..-MottledaBkus-i.eard,B44. •
Can4les, sts. 04---Motlds, sits..od. .
; - PRICE OF MAY AND STRAW, me.psurt 14.
tird eldieLL • EL jainces. . ; irtitechapoL
O.i 7S as iii IS 0 4 00to 0 0 0 4 .1016 to 0 4 0
)S.O& 3 Dl* 4 14 • .
Straw as to 114 0 00tO II I 4 0 E 10010 3.0 0
*-1••oets 13.t06 6 ...-.... 6 to oto 7 4 0
N. dis. 3 14t0 3 10 , .
COUNTRY MARKETS.
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RETURN OF THE PRICE OF FLOUR
. Tta the Mar Ga. of CAS ,bi the Ciart of the Market,
:Gs Tutifday the ittb Auguß.
ZondeFlatar - - per Sack of $ Bands - pas. to 1-4
' - ditto ditto - tEs. to ..rl.
•Ilird - - . ditto ditto - ilds. to —a
Reset Mad - . ditto of 4 dkto - 60. to 6ss.
• TO. TOE SANE root. AISOTS MILL.
i 'Toast, the t ith Align&
' ?be Iftnifehold, per lack 90a—per gallon , 25. 3d.
Said nour, - - Otte - 1154. . ditto - ss, t id.
Taird Flour, ... - ditto - floc— - ditto . as. ed.
. *path Meal, 4 bOll. ditto -
.ses.— - ditto - IS. 9d.
' NORWICH tad YARMOUTH per Quarter,
What SIGs to 96s od— Beans dos to 44s od
ItYt dos ad to. sds od Hof* do. '...1 to .. od
Earley' 3os od to 36s od W. Peale sas to 64. ad
Eater - -i-s to sos 0. ditto 441 to. 460
Oita, Oki - - as 34s Malt 4CI per Coon*
Ditto, New - -. -4
Beit Cads, 38s.

per Ctiaidron.

LAW INTELI.IGEACE.

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titlßliEY QpiILTER SESSIONS, FRIDAY, AUOUST 14.
1111tOLVINT DLEITtIIt4.
A man of the name of Bratt was oppored being
&Charged, on' the ground of Anatning goods no
der falfe pretences. He applied to Melfrs. Cham-
pions on Snow• Hill, to fulyly him with gtnccry
goods ; they t. -lei him their terms, viz. rea ly mo-
sey for the fail parcel, which alio is the ufual curt
tom in the trade. He accordingly looked out
goods to the amount of ;Kul. which were fent, and
Feft at his houfe by. their carman, the Defendant
telling h:m that he would call on his mailer and
pay for them. On this being communicated to
Mai,. C. one of the partners waited on him, de-
firing inmediara l• yme nt according to the agree-
ment. The Defendant told him he could not pay
him, but he would give him a good bill. Ti, this
Mr. C. objeCied, dcfiring either to have his goods
returned or the money. The Defendant refuted to
return the goods, and faid he could not pay. Mr.
C. immediately feed out a writ, and he has been
in .confinement ever fence Oftober laft.
His Connie' contended at fome length that no
fiend could be alledged againft the Defendant,nor
bad any been proved, as the tranikelion between
the parties was a iimple contrail, and therefore he
was entitled to his dircharge.
The Court, however, were clearly of opinion
that the charge was proved againit the Defendant,
as it was on the exprefs conditions that be fbould
pay for the goods on delivery. His conduel, when
Mr. Champion called on him, in refuting to return
them, amoivited to a pretty clear proof-of his pre-
vioit, intentions. He was accordingly cenninded.
A Mr. Pedley, tOrmerly a NVine•merchani at
Briitol, and who has been in confinement upwards
of nineteen years, was brought up to be difcharg •
ed. One of his creditor's demands, amounting 1,
ocl. precludes him taking the benefit of the aft,
which extends to no larger a Turn than lsool. He
crated that his creditors had entered into an agree-
ment to lihetate him for 6501. ; this agreement,
which he put in, not being figned by the creditors,
could not be received by the Court. The mod,
in which he meant to procure his enlargern,l.t was
by f01.,' tin)! the contributions of the public, as In.
is ;,1 mud deditlite
'the Court compAflionated his fol.:rings, and or
tiered him to to remanded tor the prefeut. In Lll4.

mean time they f:4;d they hopcd fomething would
!ic dont. to Tclicve

CRIM. cop:.
jam Cotfield confined for the damages award•
aiall bun font.: yat s (ince fur adultery, and
wiv,c.l.:Jned his difeharge, the Plaintiff in the ac-
tion liar ing died fliort/y after the trial, and his re-
' lions not having taken out letters of adminißra.
on to his gifcas within a twelvemonth .ifiec his
dcceafe, was brought no again, the Com t having
aken time to ,oniider his cafe. •
Lot d giLF.Y informed him that he had con-
vet fed %shit the ChAnc;ilor on his cafe, and his
Lordfliip was of (pinion that he was not liable un-:
.ler the claufe, and that objecilion taken by his
criunfel was good ; he was therefore difcharged.
Lordfliip ftid, that to Englilhrren, who fo
well knew the bledings of liberty., the punifliment
be had undergone, by being imprifoncd three
ears, wag confidered by the Court as no fmall re•
tribution for the heinous crime of which he bad
been found guilty.
An Officer in the Army was brought np to be
difcharged, and oppofed by an Old Butcher nam-
ed King, who Rated that he had fupplied the De-
fendant with meat to the amount of fifteen pounds
previous to his embarking for the Continent. He
laid that the Defendant had,fisee be came bome, be-
haved like a coward, as he had fold his commiffion.
The Court obferved, that they did not agree in
opinion with the witnefs as to his cowardice, as it
was morc probable thh Gentleman would have
fold his Commiflibn, and 710 i have gone, is he bad
meant to as as a coward. The ground upon
which he was oppofed was, that he had not deli-
vered in a proper fchednle, not having inferted an
annuity of tool.-which he is in the receipt of. On
invefligation it appeared that this was an unfound-
ed affertion of the Old Butcher's, who expreffed
himfeif in warm terms on the fubjeti.
This Gentleman was accordingly difcharged.

An iron mine of the moll rich •and produtlive
kind, we ale told, his been difeosered on the
Eaflera border of the County of Derry.
ROILEERY or THE Marx.—On Saturday laft, we
mentioned the apprehention of gam Beatfim and
William Walley Beatfin at Livcrpol, on a charge of
robbing the Lewis Mail ; the following are tome
further particulars :
Intelligence having been immediately given at
the • Poll-Office, Nir.PARK ya, the Solicitor, ufed
every effort to dill:over the offfncler ; and a tol.
IST•itc one of thole -ftolen) having been paid into
'the Bank, and traced to the hands.of Mr. Clifford,
-boot and (hoe maker in Oxfoid-ftreet, Mr. l'ar-
kyn learnt, on enquiry, that the Paid Note was re-,
tedreilby Mr. Clifford in payment of a pair p 1
boots and (hoes, ordered 'by one Mr Beatfon, to
1* fent to his lodgings at Mt-s. Knight's, in Mount-
ftreet, Grofvenor-fquare.
Parkyn inftantly applied to Mrs. Knight,
and uadtrliood that Mr. Beatfon had quitted her
hod& the morning before the robbery (Satntday
the .18ds ofittly), faying he was going to Wind-
for : that he returned about five on the Monday
evening following, and the next day paid her what
arrears were due for lodging. Mr. Parkyn haring
further underfloor!, that, about a week afterwards,--
Beatfon quitted his lodgings, and left the metro-
polis in a One horfc chaife, hand-bills, giving a
very accurate clefcription of perfon, and 'that
of his father, who lived in Warren-fireet, Fitzrqy-
fquare, and quitted his lodgings arthe fame time,
were, by means of the Mail-coaches, circulated all
over :he codntry, although particular care was
judicioufly taken that 'one thould'be feen in Lon-
don, in order that the alarm might not be con-
veyed by any accomplice.
In tonfequence of this precaution, and the car-.
cuiation of the handbills,
.7%.htt Bedtime, the father,
and William Walley lira far, the fon, were about ten
days ago apprehended at Liverpool. The circuit--
dances that led to their detection were rather ix-
traordinary : after the robbery they came to town
and purchafed a borfe and a chaife at Tatterfall's,
in which they travelled by croft conntry roads to
Liverpool. Here they were difbovered by means
of a dog they bad with them, rn whole collar was
engraven the name of Wm. Beatfon, Efq. Mount-
ftreet, Grofvenox-fquare, their perfons and name
having been before communicated to the Infpec-
tor of the Poo Office at that place, Immediate
information being given to Mr. Parkyn, be applied
to Mr. BOND in Bow-ftreet, who fent down two
Officers (Miller and Anthony) with his warrant,
upon which they were brought to town, and yd.
terday underwent ap examination before that Ma-
gittrate.
William Edwards, pot-boy at Lewes, Rated,
that on Sunday night, the 19th of July, about half
after twelve, as he wasdriving the mail-coach from
Lewes to EaR Grinftead, he was flopped about
two miles from the latter place, going up Wall-
Hill, by two met(, one of whom jumped into his
cart, and, bidding the other lead the hark into a
field by (Ile road Me, they there demanded his
bags, which he gave them ; they then quitted
him, one of them exclaiming—" D' -n you! flop
where you are an hour, or elle 'your brains a ill be
blown out when you come out of the field !"
Richard Walter, of the Role and Crown Inn,
Garlitone ; Frances Lewis of the fame place ; and
Robert Milford. fhopkeeper at Eaft Grinstead, ad-
doted feveral circumfiances, proving that the pri.
loners were in the vicinity a thort time previous
to the robbery ; but we decline mentioning the
particulars from a principle of equity and delicacy
towards the Plifoners, as probabiy tending to pre•
judive rite public mind aJaintt them previous to
'heir trial. The WitneCes relident in the Country
being bound over to pok.c.tf, the Prift•ntrs were
remanded for a future ex.,mination, when adJi•
evid -ire is expeded.
.7 4. 8,..1n, the father, is 63 years of age, yeas
h., n in Scotland, is !oi it and well made. :Ind poll
fetfes a very expreffv., e,•iintenance. Alban Wal
/ r lirAtfon, the fr, i• .2(.• years of age, and of an
infinuating and m,id deportment. They both con•
kieted themiclves daring the examination with the
g7eatett prophiet • ; and we fcarcely need obferve,
that a father aLri fon, floated in fo heart-rending
a piedicament, excited tutiverial coauesitezatiis.

THE BARBER'S SONO.
PACZWOOD'S Pate, Sir, and Strop,
adopt iu my thop..
Hunting Razors come as pat as they can.
Mark well the Cutler's fears
When Taylors whet their &errs
On PACK WOOD'S Razor Strop--he's your man.
No. 16, Gracechurch-greet, London•

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Humborgh st 6a} U. Venice - - 43
Altora - 31 7ai U. Lifbon - 63
Leghorn 34 Oporto - - 63
Naplcs - 41 Dublin - - 14
GCJIOi - 481

}/.a OUNCL
Portugal Gold in Coin o 0 0
Ditto in Bars - - o 0 0
New Dollars - - - •$ to
Silver in Bars. Stand. - - . o 5 0

BIRTH.
Tueftlay, at his houfe at Mottlake., the Lady of James Haw-
kins WILIAM, Elq. Rears.Adaniral of the Rad, of two tons.

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MARRIED.
Tharfday, at St. Mary's, Illington, Thomas Plapps, Efq. of
the City Chambers, to MRs Charlotte Arlxnda, fourth daugh-
ter of the late Matthew Arbonln, Rfq.
On the 3oth ult. at Qyeen's-fquare Chapel, J. S. S. Smith,
FJq. of Lamb's D.:adult-area, to Mils Turner, of Qticen's-
fquarc, Eloomibury.
Lately, Thomas Grownle,Efq. of Leighton Bussard, Rol-
fordlhirc, to Mee Hornfity, of Grafton-Etat, Fittroy4quate.
Saturday left, at Bath, Laurenoe Hickey jephfon, of the
county of Tipperary. to the Hon. Mils. Martha Prink.
On Thurrday, ar the Pali& Church of St. Bennett Finch, the
Rev. Samuel Frands God:mond, M. A. of Brightwell, Oxford-
Eire, to Mlfs Humplueys, of Threadneedle-greet

DIF.D.
On the 28th alt. Mr. James Matters, of the Strand.
On the sid uk. at Lilian, Mrs. O'Brean, Lady of Matthew
O'Brcan, Efq.
Friday fc'nnight, at his bode in Belvidere, William Oliver,
Efq. aged 72.
Tuefday night, Mr. Georgg Nair, of Bucklerihnryr.
On Friday, at his houfe at Mitcham, after a ftvi weeks, Bi-
nds, John Bond, Efq. Banker, in the 71 It year of his age.
In March fait, on the eoalt of Africa, Mr. Nan:, Chief Mate
of the hip William Heathcote, of Liverpool.
At Jamaica, June tp, Capt. Thomas Smith, of the hip Tre-
lawncy.
On 'l'hnrfday the Both tilt. Mr. Robert Gordan, fpirit mer-
chant,' of Bolton.
On Wcdndday le:might, at lAverpool, Mr. John George
Lar'guth, merchant, In the aut year of his sic.
'flurfday femaighthir. C. Hughes, brolly:ens Itr.E:Hoghea,
currier, Dale-ftrect, Liverpool, in the tar year of his age.
On the 4th inftant, at Durum the infant fog of the Rev.
Dr. Price, Prebendary of the Cathedral

In-the Vicinity of ticiltoirrorr, in the COUNTY of
NORFOLK. •

TQ ps SOLD BY AlICTION—ally Mr. CHRIsTig,
At his Great 'Ramis, Pall-mar, on Thisrnlay the 17th of Sep.

tenaber, at one o'clock,
A CAPITAL and particularly eligible
TATE; confining of the MANOR of FRING, with
all its Rights, Royaltira, Ore O.,:ir-rents, Fires, Tons& Fairs,
!tc. fp...cious Dwelling houfe, called Fa r +te; HAIL; out-hooka,
two barns, Sic. and 1554 acres of araldcsmeadme, and pattern
Land, entirely tromped, tithe free, land tax redeemed, and
extra-paroChial ; together with the Great and Small Thbes of
the Toaruthip. let on Lyle to Mr. io nn Wairsito, for at
years, years of which unexpired. at etc very low old rent of
Eleven Hundred Pounds per annum. cayrable td itirjeonfider-
able improvement ; the fituation particularly eligible fir catty.-
irg off the produce, being dinant from Lynn and Wells Lbw- 1
teen miles; fern frith B..meafter and Thornbarn, and three j
fromthc Navigation of Heachain,and in the Vicinity of Hough-
ton 1-1,11, •.beaiitiflikand (porting part of the County of Nor,
folk, with plenty of game and field sport, forming a defirable
refidence for the Gil:denten Farmer end Sportfinan, a rei.tark•
able floe wawa sod • airukt running through theeltate,
exedlent roads, Ste.
• The Tenant will theor,the Mete. Particulars may be bad
twenty days preceding the foie of Mr. Barber, Na is, Gray's
Inn-feu:re • on the Premifes; of the Printers of the Norwich,
Ipfwich, it;cl Cambridge Pipers; at the Crowns Lynn; Prin-
cipal Inn, Swalitz WrelUtrs, Yarmouth; ktainisost, Corn-
hill ; to Pail
A 14. an ot chi te may be fee, at Mr. Cbst lib's, Pall-
- who is empowered to receive Propofals.by Private
Contadt.

MAGNIFICENT AND VALUABLE EFFECTS.
FONT; HILL.
I'o EE 1101. D BY AUCTION—By Mr. PHILLIPS,
On the Preenlles, on Wednefilay, Auguft ;9, and throe fol-
lowing Days, at Ekren &Clock each Day,
PART of the SUPERLATIVELY ELE-
GANT and MAGNDICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, French Plate Pier sod Chimney GlaSes of fignal
magnitude and perfeetiOn, Chandelier% and biaTCl; a forth
Organ (in the Hall) built by Crang; Gobelin Tapeftry b fine
Prtfereation ; Marble- Butts and Groups, Antique Bronzes,
Pieturca, Granite and Teltelhted Slabs, mounted in Ormolu,
as C'cinfoles and Pier Tables; Antique Cabinets; enriched by
valuable Gems and fine Specimen, of the Aru, fuperb Draw-
ing Room Suites in rich-and beautiful Silk Damaks and Satin,
Curtains, Sophas and Chairs to correfpond ; r. State Bed, en-
riched by Crimlon Velvet Hangings, and rich Ornaments ; the
Splendid and Sumptuous Suits of Satin Hangings anti Furniture,
trimmed with Bullion and Silk Frinte, deigned with Angular
Tette and fitted a la Torque, and a Variety of Rare, Curious
and Vol,,ablaredis, the Genuine Property of
W!LI.I.‘M BECKFORD, Esq: of o smuts., Wilts.
The Allcmblngeot Donwltic Furniture Jan( a fuikerior Deferir
tion, and comprifes elegant Satin Wocid &Ocelot. Commodes,
Pier, Card, Diedrig, Pembroke and Drefang Tables, formed
of choice %Vona.; Sikes of Chant, covered with Demaik, Mo-
rocco, Satin and Cotton ; large and szcellent Sofas, Chaife
Lunge, feutciuln, and Beeper.; A:minder, Turkey, Bruffels
and Netacwork Carpets, of !ergs &mullions ; fcts of Window
Curtains, elegant Tripods, Candelabras and Girandoles; highly
prilifhsd h;,:cl Realer Stoves; capital Four-94 and Field Bed,•
fiends, with richVortin and Dimity I-Nitpick, and Window
Uurtoinken lune ; prime Goat and Dover Beds, 'and excellent
Bedding; Wardrobes. Chefts of Draw rs, and the ottidabilbrt-
mem of Chamber Furniture—The whale of udikla a limed
with Tafte and expenfivdy Enifhed.
May lw privately viewed from Monday the loth to Saturday
the tgth of Aopitt, by Tickets and Catalogers only.—to be
now had of MelSrs. Foxhall and Fr, et, Old Carendias Street;
and of Mr. Phillip's, New Bond-ltreet ;—and Publickly Two
Ores preceding the Sie, by Catalogues only. a; as. 6.1. each ;
alto to be had on the Prendfes ; the White Hart, Wither! ;
.Uar, Andover : Crutwell, Printer, Bath; Stacie's, Weymouth.