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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OP KING'S BENCH, MAY 14.

COMMERCIAL. Goa:spin/irons.
Mr. Justice BAYINEV pronounced the sentence of
the Court. It-was, that John Kinneir shoyld be im-
prisoned in the jail of Ilchester, for two years ; that
Louis Levy should be imprisoned in the jail of Glou-
cester, for two years, and pay a fine to the Crown of
t 5,090 ; that Mosely Woo(ishould be imprisoned in
the House of Correction, in Culdbath-fields, for two
years, add pay a fine to the Crown of £lO,OOO ; and
that Levy and Woolf should be farther imprisoned
till those fines were paid, His Lordship said, it bad
been stated that Levy was a bankrupt ; but it ap-
peared on the trial, that he had sent large quantities
of goo* to India, ul.ich he had obtained by means
of this conspiracy, and therefore the Court considered,
that from the sale of those goods he might obtain re-
mittances to pay this fine.

RURAL COTTAGES FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
On'the 19th of May instant, at Fite o'Clock in the Afternoon,
at the Bush Inn, Southsea,
By Mr. a GRATT,
FOUR Small Genteel COTTAGE RESIDENCES,
called BELLE VUE, SUMMER TOWN, TRAFAL-
GAR, and WATERLOO; each having a good Garden, Out-
houses, excellent Spring Water, &e. replete with Fixtures, and
fitted up with every convenkswe to ensure comfort.
The situation of the above-mentioned Cottages is truly de-
lightful, being surrounded with fine open fields, gardens, &e.
and in a most respectable neighbourhoefl ; they are near the
Bush Inn, where the Post-office is held and within five minutes
walk , of the Bathing Marflines.—lt would be superfluous to
mention the many other superior advantages these Premises
possess.
For further Particulars and viewing the same, apply to Mr.
Noah Perfett, Broad-street, Portsmouth; or Mr. U. Garratt,
Auctioneer, Half-Moon-etreet, Portsex; if by letter, post paid.
Portsmouth, May 13, 1619.

TIURLES ESTATE, IRELAND.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION',

At the Commercial Buildings, Dublin, some time in the month
of August next, unless previously disposed of by Private
Contract on or before the Ist of that month, of which"dtse
notice will be given,

THE ESTATE of THURLES, with its several
Dependencies in the Cotuary of Tipperary, consisting of
upwards of Seven Thousand Five Hundred Acres; English mea-
sure, and comprizing, with very numerous Farms, the TOWN
of Tilt FILES. The whole let at very low rents, amcenting
to upwards of 41000 pet Annum, English money. This most
important property is attended with peculiar and great a4van-
taps, has been lately accurately and minutely Surveyed, and
will be Sold either altogether or in parcels.—Tbe Survey, Maps,
Faiticulars, Rental, &c. may be seen by application to Thomas
Lanigan, Esq. of Castle Fogarty, near Thurles ; also at the
Mee of Messrs. Evans and Bartrum, St. Mildred's-court,
?Imlay, London ; and of James Johnstone, North Cumberland-
street, Dublin, Esq.—Mr. Leuigan will appoint proper persons
to shew the Estates, will give every necessary information on
the spot, and will treat for the Sale..—Part of the Purchase-
raoney may remain on Mortgage... •

11111 E Profession of Physic is of the highest impor-
tance to Mankind, and when the talents and tried repots-
the of those eminent Surgeons Messrs. CURRIE and Co. are
considered, who during thirty years' experience and extensive
practice in this Metropolis, have brought this art almost to per-
fectioa, it is tat easy to refrain from expressing regret and indig-
committed by ignorant and un-
the health, and destroy

MONMOUTHSHIRE.
By Mr. WAKEFIELD,

At Garraway's Coffee-llouse, 'Change-Alley, Cornhilk on Teas-
BAT June I, as will be hereafter more particularly specified,
by direction of the Executors of the late Emma an Bator, Esq.
of Laneayo-House near Usk. unless disposed of in the mean
time by Private Contract,
ALL the .Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
LOWER LANCAYO, containing nearly, in a Ring-
fence, THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY-FIVE ACRES,
or thereabouts, of fertile Arable, 3.leadow, and Pasture Land,
which having been in the possession of the late Proprietor,
s is in
the highest state of Cultivation. An elegant substantial Mansion
has recently been erected thereon, with peculiarly convenient
and appropriate Offices, called LANCAYO-HOUSE. • This
Estate is situate in the beautiful celebrated Vale of Usk. within
One Mile of the Town of Usk, on the Banks of the Usk, famed
for Salmon and Trout Fishing. The numerous and substantial
Fanning Buildings, erected within a few years at a great ex-
panse, are very complete, and arranged with much taste and
judgment.
Also, A noble W I NEP-M ILL, recently erected, and carable
of grinding One Hundred Sacks of Hour, weekly.

Also, The reputed MANOR and ESTATE, Wk.! COURT
ST. LAWRENCE, situate between Ragland and Newport, in
the Parish of Langoven, about Six Miles from Monmouth and
Usk, containing about Three Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land,
nearly all in Pasture, and In a good state of Cultivation. This
Estate-has also been in the hands of the late Proprietor. The re
is a large quantity of thriving Timber upon it, and substantial
Dwelling-Houses and Farting-Buildings.
Also, The LEASEHOLD TYTHES of the PARISHES
or CHURCHES of LANGOVEN and PENC4.AN'DO,]
held for a tern. of Years under the Bishop and Chapter of
Llaadaff; being the Rectorial Tythes over about Two 'Fbottiand
Acres of Land; the whole estimated to be worth upwards of
Fifteen Hundred Pounds a Yea►.

Particulars are preparing, and may be soon had of Messrs.
Dawes and Chatfield, Solicitors, Angel-court, Thrognionen-
street ; of Mr. Jones, Solicitor, Usk ; cf Mr. Isaac Cooke, So-
licitor, Bristol; at the Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; of Mr.
Cooke, Solicitor, Boss„ of Mr. Wakefield, Land-Agent and
Surveyor, No. 42, Pall-Mall; and at Caraway's.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WAKEFIELD,
At Garraway's, on TUFSDAY, the 13th of July, at 12 o'clock,
TUE celebrated Estate of PIEItCEFIELD, .near
1 Chepstow, in Monmouthshire ; the property consists of a
noble Mansion, Minting in a Park of nu Acrsa, surrounded by
a brick wall. The whole Estate comprises
TWO THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES
Of Land, extending ott both the hanks of the Wye, from close
to Tintern Abbey to the Town of Chepstow, and is of the an-
nual value of

THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS.
In picturesque scenery this spot 'has been long celebrated as
the first in Grrat Britain, Nature having lashised her favours
upon it with a most bountiful band, and rendered it the boast
and pride of all lovers of fine scenery. The Intrinsic value is
great, from its cuntignity is Chepstow anti the Severn, wkich
carries its produce to the best rmukets.