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London, England, 1810-05-23 00:00:00

LANCASHIRE.

CAPITAL ESTATES ; MANOR ; CORN, PAPER, AND
COTTON MILLS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC noN,__

At Houit's, the Legs of Man, in Prescot, In the County of Lan.
caster, en Thursday, the 7th day of I une, 1 Si 0, at Ten &Clock
in the Forenoon (unless previously disposed of by Private Co-
ntract), either altogether or in Lots, as ntay be then agreed up.
on, and subject to the Conditioas then to be produced,
SEVERAL
Capital and very Valuable FREE-
HOLD ESTATES of INHERI TANCE, advantageously
situate at Eccieston, within the parish of Present, ten nules front
Liverpool, Warrington, Wig. , and Ormskirk ; comprising the
Manor or Lordship of Eccleston, with the Mansion-housc.
Grounds, Gardens, and Demesne Lands ; well built Corn and
Paper Mills, in full work; and shout Ot; Acres ...tarot,: measure.
of very eseellint Land, divided into eligible Farms, with suitable
Dwelling-houses and Outbuildings.
Immediate Possession may be had of the Mansion-house, and
the Paper and Cotton Mills.
The principal Parts of the Estates are let for. short Terms of
Years; some parts are let front Year to Year only, and others
are in Lease for Lives.
Application may be made to Mr. Matthew Own, at Eccleston
Hall, near Prescot ; or at the Office of Aspden and Shuttleworthv
in Preston, Lancashire; who are authorised to treat for the Sala
of all these Estates by Private Contract; and where Plans may
be seen and Particulars had.

Printed Particulars may also be had from Mr. Wiglesworlis,
Solicitor, 5, Grays-Inn.square, and at Garraway's Coffee-house,
London; from Mr. Leigh and Mr. George Rosie, Solicitors, in
Livisrpool ; Mr. Rowson, Solicitor, In Present ; Messrs. Sharpe,
Eccles, and Cririe, and Messrs. Hslstead and Ainsworth, Soli-
c,tors,
in Manchester; Messrs. Caughton and Ff
Warrington ; Messrs. Carr, Solicitor, in Blackburn
Solicitor, in Lancaster; and from Messrs. s'
and Worthington, SRlicitors, in ,A4tinchana,

and Fitchett, Solicitors,
ackburn • Mr. Eliseo,
Worthington, Hutt*
ins, Cheshire.

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PROM FRENCH PAPERS.
I
TRIESTE, APRIL t 4.
The English !raving most probably been informed
of the march of the garrison of Fiume to the Turkish
frontier, have had the boldness to cut out of that har-
bour a vessel that had taken half her cargo on board.
Following the example that has been set at Leg-
horn, all the vessels that had arrived for some weeks
past, under the Turkish flag from Smyrna, and other
pdrts of the Levant, were yesterday put under seques-
tration, upon suspicion of their trading with the Eng-
lish, or at least of their having paid them a duty of
20 per cent. upon their cargoes.
BAYONNE, APRIL so.

Letters from Spain state, that General Sucher, who
had returned to Saragossa after his incursion into the
kingdom of Valencia, has received his heavy artillery,
and has already commenced the siege of Lerida.
The siege of Cadiz continues. The poorer classes
already feel all the horrors of famine and the diseases
that accompany it.
MAY 3.—The city of Astorga surrendered to the
troops under the command of the Duke of Abrantes
on the 23d ult. after a siege of 48 hours. The gar-
rison, consisting of between 5 and 6000 men, are pri-
soners of war. The Duke was personally present at
the siege, together with Generals Clauzel, Solignac,
Graben, and several others. A great quantity of pri-
visions was found in the place.
MONTIJO, APRIL 21.

A corps of Spanish troops had advanced to Roc-
ca, under the command of Brigadier Don Carlos Es-
pana. They were to have been followed by more
troops, and to favour the arming of the inhabitants
of the villages that we have not occupied, whom La
Romana, the Junta of Badajos, and Don Carlos Es-
pana, the most furious of their agents, compel by the
most violent measures to take up arms, or to aban-
don their habitations. General Regnier ordered a
small body of troops to march against the said corps, I
in the night of the 19th, and they were completely
defeated. General Espana betook himself to the
mountains, with a few troops, of whom we are still
in pursuit. The scene of action is covered with dead
bodies. The number of officers and soldiers taken
prisoners, is not let ascertained. The regiment of
Zamora, a battalion of the regiment or Seville, and a
regiment of Navarre, are completely destroyed.
ASTURIAS.

General Bonnet, Commander of the French division
which penetrated into the Asturias, has given infor
mation that, on the night of the Gth of April, a divi-
sion of troops of the Gallician insurgents, debouched
by the bridge of Penaflores, and attacked This advaned
guard at Lorcana ; at the same time the Asturian in-
surgents attempted the passage of the Nalon at Soto;
a numerous reinforcement of peasants, conducted by
some officers, debouched by Manzareda, with the in-
tention of marching upon Oviedo the enemy, re-
pulsed at every point, was forced to retire, abandon-
iag his dead, and many prisoners.

PiiRLMMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY T. 2.
Lord ALVANLI r took the oaths and his seat.
Ile Exchequer Bills Funding Bill, the Irish Stage Coaches Bill,
and the Malt Intercourse Dill, were read a third note and passed.
On the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR the Committee
of Privileges on the Roxburgh Peerage, were ordered to report
their proceedings.
. Some local and private bills were brought up by Mr. Howorth,
Sir Robert Vaughan, Sir Jacob Astley, and other Members of
the House of Commons, and read a first time.
A Message was also brought up by Mr. Wellesley Pole and
other Members, requesting a Copy of a Report respecting the
Records of Ireland, to which it was replied that the House would
send an answer by Messengers of their own.
After some discussion in the third reading of the Forfar Road
and Statute Labour Bills, the House divided on the former ques-
tion—Contents 37—Non Contents 26—Majority 11. On the
latter question, the Contents wire :3 s—Non- C tt at s 23— M a-
jority 12.