Star.
London, England, 1827-05-26 00:00:00

IN THE NEIGH§OURIAIOOD OF COLCHESTER.

DESIRABLE and COM NIODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCF•
SEATED ON A LAWN,
With PLEASURE GROUNDS and Eateasive Gravelled Walks,
EXCELLENT DOMESTIC OFFICES,

Productive GARDEN, COACH HOUSES and STABLING,
Farm Yard and Agricultural Buildings;
MOD OFWARDS OF
FORTY-EIGHT ACRES
Of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-House, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Colfee-house,'Change-alley, Cornhill,
On Tavasnat,liath June, 1827, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN TWO LOTS,
A DESIRABLE and VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE,
(Land Tan Redeemed, except a few Shillings,)
•
measerrity IFIVATIII
At WI WORM about r miles from COLCHESTER,
A Commodious and Substantially IaIicIAMILY RESIDENCE,
erected on a Madmen with Wings,
Seated on a Lawn, adorned watt tasaa, aad beautiful Timber
Trees and Sheets of Water, comilanding interesting 'Views of the
windings of the navigable River Caine, the adjacent Country, and
the German Ocean—a delightful situation for a Gentleman fond of
Aquatic Excursions and Field Sports, being contiguous to the
Hounds, and good Roads in all directions.
The House is approathed by a handsome Carriage Mee, through
folding gates, a Portico and Steps to a spacienuo Paved Hall, a
capital Dining Parlour.' Ladies Morning Room, Billiard Room,
and an elegant spacious Drawing Room, all handsomely *turd ap,
of good proportion. and lofty, the Wisdom to the South partly
Preach Sashes, fittest With Stained Glass, the doors Mahogany, and
Wainscot Inmost Gentleman's Study, a Capital Stone Staircase,
with Iron Baluster, and Mahogany Handrail to the first floor, three
capital Bed Chambers, with a Dressing Room to each, Clmets and
Water Closet. The Second Story is planned in a similar manners
The Dressing Rooms sufficiently large to be. used as Bed Rooms ;
and on the Upper Story Four good Sleeping Rooms, and Dor-
mitory for Servants. In the Basement, a very complete and ex-
cellent range of Domestic Offices.—• The whole well supplied with
good Water, and in excellent repair.
An enclosed Stable Yird, with Stables for Six Horan; Two
Coach Houses, Loft, and Mau's Room aver Harness Room ; Brew
House, Wash House, and Bake Home in one; Poultry Yard, Dove
Cote, Farm Yard, Granary, Cart•horse Stable, Chaff 'Rion Cow-
shed, Piggeries, Potatoe and Wood Homes, Cow House, and Calf
Pens, and Pond of Water.—Anothet Farm Yard, with an elect-
lent ouble Bay Barn, Carpenter's Shop, Brick Yard, and Cart
Lodges; A Pieck of Garden Ground, and a capital Walled Kitchen
Garden, clothed with choke Fruit Trees, well stocked, cropped,
and planted; Melon Ground, and Gardener's Tool House, and
Shed, and upwards of
T RTY-FOlO ACRES
Of Meadow, Pastore, and Arable Land.
Leis. A SMALL FREEHOLD FARM, with Farm House,
Garden, and Building., Four Cottages, and Four Enclosures of
I Arable Lind, a short ustance front Lot 1, on the St. Osyth and
licightlands Road-
. A DAILY POST COACH to and fecke the Village.
To be viewed by Tickets. Partkulara may be had on the Pre-
I miss; at the Cups, Colchester; White Horse, Ipswich; Black
. Boy, and SaraCen's Head, Ciseintsford ; Spread Eagle, Ingatestone ;
, White Hut, Brentwood and Rumfurd ; at Oarraway s ; and of
Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets for Mewing
may be had, and a. Phut of the Estate may be seam

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Edmund Raison, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, sadler and ironmonger,
June 18, 19, and July 6, at eleven, at the George lan, New-
castle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Pybus; Newcastle-upon-
Tyne; or Messrs. Swain and Co. Frederick's.place, Old Jewry.
John Berthon, late of Liverpool, merchant, June 20, 21, and July
6, at one, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attendee, Messrs.
Hadfield and Co. Manchester ; or Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple.
Jahn Demaine, Preston, Lancashire, draper, June 18,19, and July
6, at ten, at the Blackflies.' Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs.
' Hard and Co. Temple= or Mr. Buckley, Manchester.
Ann Welke and Samuel Sanders, King-street, Cbeapside,
June r, at ten, 12, and July 6, at niue,at the Court of
Commissioners of 11;:akrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorniee,
Messrs. Qualiett and Co. Pruspect.row, Dockhead, Bermondsey.
Thomas Pearson, Mitre-court, Fenchurch-street, wine-merchant,
June 1415, and July 6, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Robinson,
Walbrook.
William Miller, late of Reehampton, Surrey, butcher, June 1, 12,
and July 6, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, Basingkallastreet. Attorney, Mr. H. H. Turner, Percy-
street, Bedford-equate.
DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.

,ruhn Hunt, itlakenham Larva, Suffolk, linieburner, is In In-
solvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements with
his creditors—Filed May 24.
DIVIDENDS to be made In BASINGHALIATRERT.

. May 29, William Crawford, jun..late of Cheapside, bookseller, at
eleven. June 26, Thomas Burwash, Bidtopsgate-street-without,
pawnbroker and silversmith, at one. June 15, James Sperling
Wand; Lluirlotte-street, Rathbun, place, haberdasher, at twelve.
June 15, Charles Hodgkin, Old City Chambers, merchant, at ten.
June 15, James Fielding Street and William Street, Bucklersbury,
stationers, at eleven. June 15, Benjamin Bellamy, Wood-street,
Clerlienwell, carpenter, at eleven. June 1, Aleaander Maitland
John Adderley. Branford, Ironmongers, at ten. June 15, W.
litkawit Thonithweits, William Ryland. and Joseph Mills, Pleat.
street, irnamongers. at eleven. June 15, Merry Ward, Ws:Ten-
ements eriach.buildet, at twelve. June 19, Thomas Toy, Penryn,
Coemirall. grocer, at eleven. June 19, Henry Thoirington and
Lewis aberts, late of the City-road Wharf, lime merchants, at
ehe.• Jima 15, WWiam Emits and Philip Imes, • Church-rOvr,
Llrenchnrch-street, merchants, at eleven. June 15, Thomas Car-
lemma. St. John-street, Clerkenwell, carcass-butcher, at eleven.
IosTHVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
June 18, John Kemp, late of Cowlinge, Suffolk, maltster, at
'linen. at the Rose and Crown Inn, Sudbury, Suffolk. June 27,
Jame Nivea, late of Peterborough, and also of Merthyr Tydvil,
Glamorgamhire draper. at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester.
June 16, Robert Wright, jun. Stockport, Cheshire, grocer, at four,
at the Warren Balkeley Arms Inn, Stockport. June 23, Samuel
Mellor, now or late of Alstonefield, Staffordshire, cheese-factor, at
' one, at the Green Man lon, Ashbourn, Derbyshire. June 21,
John Aspell, Manchester, check-minsfarmarer, at two, at the
Royal Hotel, Mosley-street, Blanchester. June 2, David Howard,
Leeds, 'Yorkshire, wonted spinner, at eleven, at the Court House,
Leeds. Jene 22, John Stone, Manchester, lace dealer, at two; at
the Star Inn, Manchester.
CERTIFICATER-•-ions 15.
William Thomson, Stockwell Park, Surrey, and of Shadtvell,
biwult-baker. Charles Littler, Gutter-lane, warehouseman. H.
Palmer, Liverpool, and John Iticianadaes, Cope-street, Dublin,
merchants: George Pescodd, SeuthOver. &wet, miller. Abrns.
Holroyde, Triangle, Sowerby, Yorkshire, innkeeper. Thomal
.Forster, Newington Causeway, Surrey, builder. Wiliam Wells,
Norwich, tailor. Samuel Hill, Kidderminsteec tailor. Joseph
Wharton, Manchester, factor. Juhn Dyson. audig-e-row, old.
street, carpenter. James Bird Gluier, ll' h, Suffolk, tallow:
chandler. • John Binfield Willis, Sttaas.piace, Old Keel-road;
Surrey, corn dealer. Robert Pearson, High Holborn, money
scrivener. William Hill, Arundall-wreet, Pantonsquare, tailor:
Hobert Henry Lbve, Iligh-etteet, St. Giles's, painter.

110 USE OF LORDS, MA• 2S.
Mr. Puttee, from the Liverpool Docks, presented au account at
the recelpts-and disbursements of the last year.
Several Bills were biought up from the Comitions by Mr. A 4
C*ssrae•• and others.

Lord WHARNCLIFFE prelented a Petition from the Win-
bitants of the Western portion of the Metropolis, against the 4rat.4
Junction Water Works Company, complaining of their rates, and
of the water which was derived from the Thames; and not froiii
wholesome springs. It bad been originally ,his Intendon td mote
for the appointment of a Committee to take the subieet into their
consideration. But as some difficulties had occurred as W tbe cause
to be pursued, he would now move that the Petition be read, and
on Monday he would call their Lordships' attention to it. The Pe-
tition was then laid on the table.

Earl STANHOPE presented a Petition front an individual of
the county of Middlesex, complaining of the present Banktupt Laws.
Lord DACRE presented Petitions from a-Hundred in the North
Riding of York; front a Hundred in Warwick; anti front seitral
parishes in Sussex, against the Corn Laws.
Lord KING presented Petitions from Dundee, abd from .le
Board of Police at I)undre, in favour of the Corn Laws. The
Noble Lord had a Petition to present front an individual, whO
thought it better that Corn lhould Conte to him cheap, than that he
should be obliged to go to cheap Corn. But as there was some in-
formality in the Petition, his Lordship would not then press it.
Lord f EYNHA M presented a Petition from the county of Kent
against any alteration in the Corn Laws.
Lord CURZON prevented a similar one from Henley, in L• I.
enter.
The Earl of ABINGDON presented a similar one from the via
cinity of Abingdon, its Berks.
Lord DELAWARE presented a similar one front Kent.
Toe Sul of DARLINGTON presented ni Petition' front the
Protestant Dissenters of South Shields, praying for a repeal of tart
Test and Corpdratiun Acts. His Lordship read an eitract of a.
letter which accompanied the Petition. The writer of the letter
disclaimed, in the most unqualified terms on the part of the hisses:"
tors, any intention to impede or embarrass the present Governraenta
1 he Petitions Were then laid on the table.

Lord DUDLEY presented Returns of the Expenditure of the
Foreign Office Department.