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WOBURN SHEEP SHEARING.

LAW INT!ELLIGENCE.
1 Monday morning after a public breakfast at the
ADMIRALTY COURT, JUNE 21. Abbey, his Grace and his friends repaired to the park
ORDERS IN COUNCIL. farm, and on the ringing of the bell, the examination
Andrew, Coggins master.—This. American vessel, of the Southdown and Merino tops commenced,
laden with a cargo of wine and brandy, was captured which are intended for letting.—About three o'clock
in the prosecution of a voyage from Bayonne to New the company repaired to the Abbey, and sat down to
York The Court, in this case, condemned the ship a sumptuous dinner, served up in the great hall.
and onto on the ground of a violation of the Orders , Tuesday morning such of the company at Woburn,
in Council.' as are Members of the Smithfield Club, assembled at
• The Rose in Bloom, Olcott master.—This Ameri- Isis Grace's public breakfast. and afterwards Meld
can vessel, having a considerable number of passen- meet in an adjoining room, his Grace, the President,
gets, some of whom consisted of destitute American in the Chair. The chief business consisted in elect-
see.ten, and also a parcel of brandy and packages ing several new Members of the Club.
on board, was captured on a voyage from Bayonne The company then repaired to the stables adjoining
to New York. On the part of the claimants it was the Abbey, where the wethers shewn for the prizes
submitted, that the taking these passengers was sane• offered by his Grace, were inspected in their wool,
tioned by the Agent of the American Government, and again after beiirg shorn.
r • and that the vessel was to he considered analogous to A boar, under ten months old, of the Suffolk kind,
st cartel. :On the part of the captors it was conten- belonging to the Eatl of Upper Ossory, was shewn
' ded, thatihis case could be considered only as a mer- for the premium.
cantile transaction, therefore it came under the_ripe- The prize long-woolled theaves were also inspected.
ration of the Orders in Council. The Court was of About twelve o'clock the company repaired to the
. opinion that the ship was employed for the purposes Crawley Heath Farm, to see the competition in
• of commerce, and therefore condemned the ship and plcnekhing. About two the company returned to the
cargo, except that part consisting of provisions and Park Farm, and spent some time in inspecting the
stores for the use of the American seamen. implements exhibited. About three a very numerous
COURT OF PCCHEQUER, JUNE 21. ; company sat down to dinner with his Grace, in Are
TIIORNIT, PLAINTIFF, IN ERROR) V. THE EARL OF ^ hall. The company afterwards returned to the Farm.
KERRY. yaid, when the following sale of the Park-farm stock
was an appeal from the judgment of the Court took place, viz.
'of King's Bench. Thorny had been defendant in Mr. Hill, ten Southdown Theaves, 46 guineas.
the original cause, and damages were given to a con- rirr.. tieeditl sr'entenes:ltio".l4llauluincal.
siderable amount. The offence was defamation, his Mr. Leeds, ten ditto, $2 ;tains% s.
Lordship being charged, in an open letter, sent to him Mr. Leeds, ten ditto, 53 gaincm
by the defendant, with numerous vices, rendered more Mr. Leeds, ten two year old dicta, rio guineas.
Lord Castlereagh, ten ditto, 56 guineas.
odious by hypocrisy and an affectation of religion.—
Sir Watn W. Wynne, ten three year old ditto, 4R guineas.
sir.w
The object of the writ of error seems to be an attempt whin W. Wynne, ten full mouthed, L 9 guineas.
to slew the harmlessness of Thorney's conduct. Sir Watkin W. Wynne, ten ditto, 40 guineas.
Mr. DAMPIER, on the part of his Lordship,laid down John Wing, a five year old Hereford Cow, 40 guineas.
the law concerning defamation, in the most learned John Wing ditto, SS guineas.
and perspicuous manner. Their Lordships have not hioblr;i ,StStopp, a nine year old 'y on Cow, 20 guineas.
Moor, a five year old ditto, 40 guineas.
as yet given their judgment. Mr Row, twit tat Wethere, 6:-/guiiteas.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNI 11. Mr. Moran, a Hereford Bull,belonging to I.d. Ossory, 96 p.
COLLET AND 0114ERS ItIESSENGER AND ANOTHER. Several South-down and .Merino Tups were let at
The defendants were bail of one Beech, who after. good pt ices, which concluded the business of the day.
wards became bankrupt. At the. meeting of the Wednesday morning after breakfast, the company
Commissioners for the choice of Assignees, Mr. Col- repaired to the slaughter-house to inspect the carcases
let attended, solicited for, and was appointed one of of the fat prize wethers, shewn alive the preceding
the Assignees of the said bankrupt's estate ; but did morning ; and afterwards they inspected the compe.
not prove his debt on account of the costs iu the ac- tition of the sheeo-sbearers for his Grace's prizes.
tions against the bankrupt not having been then taxed. About three o'clock a very numerous company sat
The plaintiffs afteryards proceeded to judgment down to dinner. After the cloth was withdrawn, his
against the bail, pat execution in each of the defen- Grace, after a few preliminary observations, read the
dants' houses, and the goods of the defendant, Mes. award, which adjudged the first premium of a cup,
senger, as oae of the bail, were sold by the Sheriff of value 10 guineas, fur the best two-shear long-woolled
Bedfordshire. fat wether, to Mr. Bitrey; and a cup, value 5 guineas,
The Court, upon affidavits stating these facts, and for the best sheep of the same description, bred in
'that Mr. Collett had promised not to take any pro- Bedfordshire, to Mr. Edward Platt.•
ceedings against the bail, and it appearing that he For the best long-woolled theaves, bred in Bedford-
had also taken an active part in the affairs of the shire, the first prize was adjudged to Mr. Edward
bankrupt, granted rules Nisi to set aside the pro- Platt, and for the second best, to Mr. Robert Benyon.
ceedings ; and this day the same were made Aso. His Grace delivered to Robert Trevor, Esq. a cup,
Jute; with costs, the defendants, by their Counsel, un- value 10 guineas, for the best two-shear short-woolled
dertnking not tobring any actions against theplaintiffs. tether; another cup to Mr. Edward Platt ; and an-
other to Mr. William Runciman.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, JUNE 14. l'he premium for the best boar under two years
TILE KING V. LORD LOUTH. old was adjudged to Mr. Edward Platt.
' As soon as the Court sat, and Tome routine busi. His Grace, as soon as he rose from table, set off
• ness was gone through, the Court asked, if Lord I for London; and after the sale of sheep and cattle at
Louth was in Court ? and being informed he was not, the Park Farm, which fetched very good prices, the
the Clerk of the Crown was ordered to have him cal. meeting broke up.
led upon his recognizance ; which was done, but his
r Lordship did not appear. His agent also was called,
but did not appear.
His Counsel, however (Messrs. M'Cartuey and
Joy) having come into Court, stated, that his Lord-
ship had come to town for the purpose of attending
the Court, but that expecting the Court would fix
some other day for judgment, he was not then in at-
tendance.
Mr. Scnives—l am instructed on the part of the
prosecutor, to say, that nothing has been done in the
way of settlement.
Judge DAY—There ought to have been a settle-
ment before this—but there seems to be some misap-
prehension on the part of Lord Louth, respecting his
appearing for judgment on this day.
COURT—Let Lord Louth be brought up for judg-
ment on Wednesday next, and his recognizance be
re piled to that day.
In the Court of Exchequer in Dublin, the impor-
tant cause of " The Assignees of Blacker v: Lord
Ffrench," is postponed till the Sittings in next Term,
Pro defectu juritorum. This is an action for usury.—
The pleadings are swelled to an enormous size. The
declaration is said to contain 182 counts !

SMITHFIELD MARKI'I, June 21.
To sink the Offal per stone of Rib.
Beef Sk. 4d. to 6s. 4d. Veal Ss. 63. to 7i. Od
Mutton Ss. Od. to ss. nd. Pork Ss. Rd. to tis 4d.

HEAD 01 CA I-TLD TIM DAT.
Beans, Shout 710—Sheep and r.ambe, 6,800.
Calves, 120-I'igs, S4O.

MARRIED.
Tuesday, at Boreham, Essex, Anna Maria, eldest daughter
of Sir John Tyrell, of Boreham-House, Bart. to J. R. Spencer
Phillip., of Writtle, in the same county, Esq.
At Barbadoes, on the 14th of April last, Captain Wm. Whit-
more, Aide-de-Camp, and Secretary to his Excellency Major-
General Moor°, to Miss Olson, eldest daughter of the late John
Allen Olton, Esq. of Harrow-place, in the same island. s

DIEU.
Tuesday evening last, at Susuirg Hill, .Samuel Haynes, Esq.
Father of the Countess of Bridgewater.
Monday lair, in Upper Berkeley street, Robert Drummond,
Esq. Lieutenant R. N. ages! 32 years.

SALES BY AUCTION.
FOLEY HOUSE.

Valuable modern BUILDING MATERIALS, FIXTURES,
worthy the attention of Gentlemen, Builders, and others.
By Mr. ROBINS, on the Premises, on Monday next, June 24,
at Eleven o'Clock, aad following days, in Lots,
THE Valuable modern and Capital BUILDING
MATERIALS, comprising the Interior Fittings of Foley-
House; consisting of a grand Geometrical principal Stone Stair-
case and Landings, with Mahogany Hand Rail, and ornamented
Iron Railing and Skirting, 5 feet long out of the wall, rise and 131
tread-moulded Bracket Suffits ; two secondary Stone Stair-Cues,
with Iron Balustrade and mahogany Handrail and moulded Skirt-
ing; the Oak Stair-Cases with Brackets.string, mahogany Hand-
rail, mahogany folding and six-panneled Doors with ftheirLinings,
Grounds, and Architraves; excellent six-panneled Deal Doors,
with their Linings, Grounds, sad Architraves; capital Oak Wi-
ndows of 12 and IS panes, with their Suffits, Shutters, back Lin-
ings, /cc.; (writs! Oak and Deal Floorings, with Skirtings, Base,
and Surbase, Mouldings and Grounds ; Portland Paving in
squares to the Entrance-Hall and Stair-Case, Flag Paving and
Portland Skirting in the Basement Storey ; capital Statuary Mar-
ble and other Chimney-pieces ; Stone Landings, Flag Paving,
and Steps, in excellent preservation ; Plain and Ornamental Iron
I Railing, two Mahogany Water-closets and apparatus, the Fittings-
up of the various Offices, Outisuiltlitip, &c.; valuable Fixtures,
in Dressers, Shelves, Clouts' reeved Coppers, Stoves, Bells, and
other useful Articles. To be viewed to the time of sale, by ap-
I plyingat the Premium, where Catalogues (Is. each) may bit had ;
and of Mr. Robins, Was wick-street, Golden-square.

GUILDITALL.—Yesterday J. Murray, *lamplighter,
was charged with stealing a trunk, containing wear-
ing apparel, from an errand-cart, in Aldersgate-street.
The fact was clearly proved, and in spite of a luminous
appeal to the mercy of the Bench, he was sent on
board the tender.
Rutoßovon-STREET.----Yesterday Howard. the
pretended Duke of Norfolk, was charged by the Duke
of Norfolk's footman, with having excited a riot at
his Grace's house, in St. James's-square, on Thursday
night. The defendant annoyed the neighbourhood,
by repeated knocking at the Duke's door, demanding
an interview, &c. He was committed for want of bail.
A woman named Fahan was also committed for
obtaining lialf.a-crown of a servant girl, under pre-
tence of discovering future events.
Harm* GARDEN.—Yesterday F. Grant was fully
committed, charged with stealing a quantity of boots
om his employer, Mr. Holl, of Holborn Hill;
As war: J. Sullivan, for uttering several counterfeit
shillings and sixpences;at Mr. Roberts's., linen-draper,
on Holborn-bridge.
Mr. BARDEN, the pedestrian, having done 60 miles
st day, for six days, was unable to proceed on the
seventh, and consequently lost his match.
A gentleman of the name of DUNICERSLEY was
killed by a kick from his servant's horse, on Thurs-
day night, In his own yard, at Beech), Grove, near
Uxbridge. He had alighted from his horse, and was
giving orders to his servant, when the horse of the
Tatter kicked him violently in the abdomen, and killed
him on the spot.
Early on Wednesday se'nnight, a fire broke out in
the valuable and extensive flour, corn, and barley mill,
at Hawkhead. near Paisley, which were wholly burnt
t. the ground, before the arrival of the fire engines
from Paisley.

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SALES BY AucriotkT.

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. HUNTINGL.INSHIRE.—PEREMPTORILY,
Sy Messrs. SKINNER. 'CUCHIN, and FORREST,
At Garra w ay's, or:Tuesday, June 25, at Twelve &Clock, in Lets,
By order of the Trusters,
VALUABLE :tad very improvable FREEHOLD
and COPYHOLU FARMS, advantageously situate at
Wistow, a fertile part of the County, seven miles from Hunting-
don, and six from St. Ives, both capital market towns, the Estate
of the late John Jackcon,P.sq. of Goditiatichestrr, deceased ; corn-'
pricing two very eligible and desirable Farms, containing about
456 Acres enclosed and open Field Meadow, Pasture, and Arable
Lands, with suitable Farm Houses and Offices, Dove-houses,
Barns, Stabling, Out-buildings, and Workmen, Tenements, in
the occupation of Messrs. John Urine and 'rhos. Sherman, good
and respectable tenants,whose terrines pirenext Lady-day,antoun-
Hug to about sesno per annum, capable of cOnsiderable i:tcrease.
May be viewed by apylying to the 'reliant,. of whom printed
Particulars may be had ; also at the Pelican, Warboys; Fountain,
i Huntingdon; Crown, St. Ives ; Calton, St. Neots ; of Mr. Hoslconi
1 Printer, Cambridge ; Messrs. Newcontbs, Printers, Stamford;
Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, Solicitors, Temple; at Garraway's;
and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street.

NORFOLK—CAPITAL RESIDENCE AND FARM,
In the best Sporting Part of the Country.
By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Tuesday, the '2sth of June, 1811, at twelve o'clock, at Gar-
raway'‘ Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cortihill, London,
desirable FILEE HOLD ESTATE,'
A MOST
called MOUNT IDA, commanding a variety of beautiful
prospects, delightfully situate near Hotightun Park, eight miles
from Rainham, and 16 from Lynn, a fine sporting part of the
county of Norfolk, abounding with game ; comprising an excel-
lent well-finished residence in complete order, with offices of
every doscriptia, coach-house, stabling, extensive pleasure and
' kitchen gardens, with lofty walling, laww, plantations, and beau-
tiful shrubbery walks, peacheries, grapery, pittery, succession-
!louses, and conservatot y, aad 107 Acres of excrUent pasture and
arable land, with suitable farming buildings, four cottages, dce.
forming altogether a very eligible residence.

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To be viewed and printed partlenlars may be had en the pre-
mises; also of Messrs. Foster and Unthank, Solicitors, Norwich;
Messrs. Gedge and Barker, Printers, Bury ; Mr. Jackson, Printer,
Ipswich ; at the Angel, Yarmouth; Duke's Head, Lynn ; Ram,
Newmarket ;of Mr. Geldarty Solicitor, Gray's Inn, London ; at
Garawars ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuckin, and Forrest, Al.
dempte-street, London.

LEASEHOLD FARMS of len Acres, with an excellent Dwel- ;
ling-House Garden, and Bailiff's Cottage, near ROMFORL),
with immediate possession.
By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Tuesday, June 24, at twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee -
house, Change-alley, Cornbill, London, in One Lot,
TWO very Desirable Leasehold Estate, conve-
niently situated at the fourteen-mile-stone on the high Essex
Road, within two miles of the market town of Rornford. Com-
prising New Hall and Pinchbeck Farms, containing One Hun-
dred and Eighty-eight Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, and
Arable Land, recently improved at a considerable expence, lying
very compact, and in a high state of cultivation, with a Brick
Dwelling-house in good repair, fit for the residence of a Gentle-
man; . excellent Barn Granary, Chaise-house, Stabling, other
Out-buildings, and a good Garden. A Farm Yard, with a Bai-
liff's Messuage.
; To be viewed. and printed particulars may be had on the Pre-
mises ; also at the Bell, Chelmsfoid ; White Hart Inns, Brent-
! wood and Romford ; Angel, Ilford ; at Garraway's ; and of
! Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street.

MIDDLESEX, ON THE BORDER OF HERTS.
Freehold Manor Residence, Pleasure Grounds, Paddocks, pro-
ductive Farm, and Lands,Tythe-free, with an early possession.:.
By Messrs. SKINNER., TUCHIN, and FORRF.ST,
On Thursday, July 4, at Twelve,at Garraway's, in 9 Lots,
AVALUABLE and ex,:eedingly eligible FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, situate at Bull's Cross, In the Parish
pf Et field, in the-County of Middlesex, on the border of Herts,
only 12 miles from London, commanding pleasing views over
Theobald s Park, and a vast extent of country. 11 be Estate com-
prises the Manor of Honeylands and Pentriches' otherwise Ca.
pas, with the Quit Rents, Fines, Herio•s, and Royalties' and
Capel House, a commodious Residence, fit fur the accommoda-
tiou of a large family, containing a Drawing-room, Dining, and
Breakfast Parlours and Library, with ten Bed-chambers, suitable
Dressing-rooms, and Apartments for Servants, excellent domestic
Offices of every description, Coach-house, Stabling, and other
Out-buildings, productive Gardens, Green-house, Pleasure-
grounJ, Lawn, and Paddocks of Meadow Land, margined for a
considerable distance by shrubbery walks and Plantations, beau-
' tifully intersected by the windings of the :s:w River. An ex-
cellent Cottage House, with good Gardens, and Farm-yard, with
capital Buildings for the purposes of husbandry, several lnclo-
sures of very productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land,
nearly extending to the high road, at Waltham Cross, the whole
containing about Two Hundred Acres, Tythe-free, and Land-
, tax redeemed.

May be viewed on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, by
tickets,bstween the hoar' of eltven and four, which with printed
Particulars, may be had of Mr. Roberts, Solicitor, No. 8, Store-
street, Bedford-square; also of Messrs. Skinner, 'Fuehtn, and
Forrest, AlJersgate-street, where avian 'nay be seen.—The Farm
and I..iods to be viewed by applying to John Cheyne, Bailiff, of
whom partieulats may be had; also at the Four Swans, Waltham
Cross; Greyhound, Enfteldi'and at Garraway's.

WAI:I'HAM, IlEkKS.—Desirable Freehold Resi-
dence and Farm, containing 226 Acres, tythe-free, except for
a very small part, and Land-Tal redeemed, with Inunediate
Possession.
By Messrs. SKINNER, TOCHIN and FORREST,
on Thursday the 4th July, at 12, at Garraway's, in one Lot,
AVALUABLE and very desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, pleasantly situate on an eminence at WhiteWal.
tham, in u.stertingpart of the county of Berks, commanding de-
lightful views of Windsor Castle, Cliefden,Taplow-hills, and over
a vast extent of ach and beautiful country, four miles front Mai-
denhead, Binfield, and Bracknell, 8 front Wind:or, 10 from Rea-
ding, and only 3U from London, called Waltham-place; compel-.
sing a genteel commodious Residence, with domestic Offices of
every description, spacious Court-yard, with doable Coach-house
and Stabling, together with every necessary, building adapted to
the residence and farm, walled Gardens, capital Hot-housea,
Green-house, and the adjoining inclosures of Meadow, Pasture,
and Arable Lands. containing 226 Acres, ornamented with
beautiful lake, various parts of the Grounds are intersected with
pleasure walks, pleasingly ornamented with fine growing timber,
and the premises are abundantly supplied with fine viater. In a
short" tine after the sale of the Estate, will be Sold, the genteel I
Household Turniture,ll.ive and Dead Farming Stock, and various
Efforcts--T-Ta be viewed by tickets only, which may be had, with
printed Particulars, of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin and Forrest, Al-
dersgate-street, where a plan may be seen. Particulars also of Mr.
Moore, Solicitor, Staple Inn, Holborn; and at Girraway's.

100 ACRES of GRASS LAND, with an elegant VILLA,
at ilendon, Middlesex.
By Merisrs. SKINNER, Tu CHIN, and FORREST,
At Carraway's, on Thursday, July ; 1, at 12, in several Lots,
AVALUABLE and most Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, delightfully situate ia the Parishes of Hendon
and Finchley, a rural and beautiful part of the county of Middles
sex, within seven miles of the metropolis ; comprising an elegant
Villa of handsome elevation, with excellent domestic Offices of
every description, coach-house and excellent stabliny. beautiful
and extensive pleasure-grounds, shrubberies, lawn, and capital
walled garden, tally cropped, and planted with a varietl of wall
and standard fruit-trees, two fruitery-houses, orangery, ices
house, and elegant dairy, and the surrounding rich paddocks of i
productive meadow-land, tithe-free, lying within a ring fent*,
intersected by a serpentine river, end well stocked with valuable I
and stately timber-trees, pleasingly disposed, containing in the
whole near 100 Acres, with a farm-yard and suitable buildinp.
The Villa is suitable for a large family, and contains eleven bed-
chambers, three dressing-reams, an entrance-hall, drawing-room,
dining-room, anti-room, and library, a corridor leads from the
principal apartments, m a conservatory and a handsome salami._
or ball-room. The house and offices are remarkably well sup-,j
plied with good water. The premises have been recently put int* j
a complete state of repair an'd much improved, as a very eonsidir;
rable expence, and are now fit for the immediate reception at
family. Immediate possession may be had.
To be viewed by tickets only, which, with printed particulars,
may he had of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchln, and Forrest, etlderviate.
street. Particulars also at Garraway's.

OLD BURLINGTON-STREET.
Freehold Family Residence, with Offices, Garden, &c. in com-
plete Order.
By Mr. ROBINS—At Garraway's Coffee House, Change Alley,
Cornhill, on Tuesday the 9th of July, 1811, at 'l'weive.
A VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Comprising a SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY MANSION.
planned for the accommodation of a NOBLEMAN or FAMILY
of DISTINCTION, desirably situate on the West side of Old
Burlington-street, with a Garden to Cork-street. late the RE.SI-
DENCE of the COUNTESS BRUHL, deceased.
The House contains three rooms on the bed-chamber storey,
with attics, viz : Two capital lofty Drawing-Rooms, handsomely
finished, and communicating by folding doors, an Antl Room;
Ground-floor, speciosa Dining Parlour, Library, Gentleman's
Dressing Room, with door to the garden, and Water Closet,
Elegant principal and secondary Stone Stair Cases; the Base-
ment contains a well-arranged set of Domestic Offices, detached
Kitchen, Cellars, Areas, and Vaults, ttses all in complete order.'
May he viewed by Tickets to the tim.e.of Sale.
Particulars on the Premises ; of Messrs. Hoper and Brough-
ton, Solicitors, Great Marlborough-street; at Garraway's; and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick.etreet, ()olden-ware, of whom Tickets
for viewing may be had., ,

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