Star.
London, England, 1811-06-06 00:00:00

• OXFORD. ALIT 51.

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LAW. ATE/2/40'0$ •. I - --
This Town is at present, and has been far-a 1 UPPER GRosvElot4rrltarr.
very considerable time past, remarkably full in con- I Capital TOWN RESIDENCE, with OFFICES. GARDENS,
COURT OF KING'S si*cli, JUNI 5.
THE RING IN .0001 C. sequence of the numerous v.pplications for admission 1 COACH-HOUSE:4 STABLES,' ice.
In this case the stefe9dant mini., of the inbordinate before the expiration of the term. Several Gentle. . By Mr. ROBIIsIS, 'r'-• - •
At Girrawars Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Thttesdny,.ihe 19th
officers belonging.to the Police Offices Hatton Gar- men Commoners have ;teen admitted at the Hails
. instant, at Twelve o'Cloc,
den ; the prosecutor is a tall Ors And on the day Stated this term, which places seem to be rising more aid ! A SPACIOUS LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE,
in the indictment, had.juit aed in town from die more into conseqt.sence every day. At the beginning '. -I- -1- wee attached and detached Offices of all descrpttons
innedwfit:hr the
la accoommonducion
bof a family of the first
act iirteurtso-1-,
county of Northampton. It was ate in the evening, of the next term,* new arrangement is to take place
and he was set down by the coach in Clerkenwell, on respecting the Gentlenten Commoners, who are to batty,
the South side large
drosveriehrrst:ree't teethe residence of a
his way to Hammersmith, where he was thenrrell,
to have have the additional distinction, like the Fellow Com- Vobleman, deci.ascd. The principat pan of the elegant Yana..
raided. He was greatly intoxicated, and stopped at moncrs at Cambridge, of a silver tassel in their caps, ' tor' may be had at a valuation.
a public house near Hicks's Hall, called the Nlagpye and a new prize. is expected to be established, the '
~,l'erhce,vl„elreedanviebo4tteskets; particulars ou. the Premises:. of.
and stump, where he staid some time, but at length Candidates for which are to be confined to that class. mivir. i,,,,sin's," Warwick-street,
wrest; att, rraWel • and in
HUNTINGDONSHIRE.
fell asleep. The landl ely WAS desirous of getting . '
him out of the house, and he was put out, but in a 1 A duel was fought on Tuesday morning, about six
Eligible Compact Freehold Estate, n Seven Hundred. Acres,
short time returned. Qn the occasion of his return, o'clock, in a field loading trom Heston to Harrow, 1 little Gidding, near Stilton, Thrapston, &c.--Desirable Pfe•
Cook, the defendant, who was in the houses interfered, when one of the *arty was severely wounded, and i party for investing Money.—By .Mr. ROBINS, ,
and assaulted him in the most wanton, unprovoked, lies without hopes of recovery. The combatauts are ! At Garrawefs. on Thdraday, Lune ts, at Twelve, in elm Le,
1 VERYE,
i.ATVE:tchotna,bplriesiaogndtwlmo per:re:tilts
uFwitv,EuinEglitkOLutiD.
and outrageous way. Not contented with that, he not ktiown.
dragged.him to the New Prison, where he was con. The carriage of Mrs. Seafort, of Nottingham-place,
. with Yards, Gardens, Barns, Stables, and various Out-buildings,
fined till.the next day : and then, on paying Cook a was overturned. yesterday, in Bond-street, by the line Two Tenements and sundry Lticlosures of Meadow. Pas.
wheel coming off. The horses dragged the carriage : tare, Arable, and Vood Land, mar Seven Hundred Acres, all
seven-shilling piece, Cook consented that he should
be liberated, and for form's sake he was taken before several yards, the coachman having been dismounted, !yen emstsa!t, and inina goal state cultlividatiennatidinitekeecupa.
and
a Magistrate, at Hatton Garden, and discharged.— and a Young Lady was so much hurt, as to be unable
02r4
at rents
ts unosundig to :C741 pernhannum, capable oerfc'tmal-
to proceed. Five persons were in the carriage, but
For this.assault, and false imprisonment, this bill of derable increase situate at Little Giilaling, near Sutton and Al-
indictment was preferred and found.. The prosecte. two out were hurt. ! conbury, in the County of Huntingdon, near good Markets acd
tar proved his case, as above stated, and in that he BIRTHS. 1 excellent Roads, Ming a most desirable Estate for Trustees to.
was fully and unequivocally supported by the testi- Fndayst Seriby, Nottingbanabire,Vlscountess Galway, of a son. i in""i stoney.
-ame day, at Eastbourne, the Lady of Lieutettallos-Colenel t. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Blowfield, or Messrs. Laid
sway of two most respectable witnesses, who declared ~, „.,..... 1 and Booker, the truants, wh e
Particulars maybe had ; awl at
Wat ion, of the sd Dragoon Guards, of tsvms.
the conduct of Cook to he the most *anti*, unneces- ; Monday se'lmf lit at Milford, the Lady of Coloneetemadrer the Angel and Bell, *Stilton ; George, Stamford and Buckden ;
Wye and ferocious they ever beheld. ::' ' - I
,MP. of a dauglitgel.'. ' ••. '. Fountain, Huntiorban ; Swat), h•tevenege ; Wien/ Horse, Bal.
On the part of the defendant, the landlady of the 1 . _ '.dork ;of Mr. Tyndale and Mr. Groom, Liticla's len-fields ;of
MARRIED. I Mr. ;wilier, Stamfcrd ; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robins,
public house, and a great number of persons belong. ' Warwick-ersee Golden-square, where a kan of the Lstate may
-seen.
ing to the Police Office, and to the gaol of the New-
'd—but their testimony did not
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Oo the ith instant, at Chichester, h. Arnand, Esq. Collector of
his Majesty's Customs at Portsmouth, to Frances, daughter of
fobq• Blastien, Esq. one of the Aldermen of Chichester. •

LINGTON-S CRELT, PICCADILLY.
Elegant Furniture, brilliant Glasser, and Effects, new within a .
abort tittle —By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on Tuesday, lime Is, and following day.
1 'HE excellent HOUSEHOLD FU itNuru RE,
comprising suits of elegant French rod Window Curtains,
in Chintz, Chairs and Sofas, handsome Brussels and other Car-
pets, four-post, tent, and other bedsteads, with Chintz and other
Furnitures good Bedding of all descriptions, well-finished Cibinet
articles in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dining, Card, Pem-
broke, Pillar and Claw, and other Tables, numerous Kitchen re-
qui•ites, and can Effects.
May he viewed on Saturday and Monday preees g the Sate.
Catalogues on the Premises. at One Shilling each ; and of Mr.
Robins, Worwiek-street, Golden-square.
•

ison, wen, examined—,
answer what the defendant expected, for the Jury
found him Guilty.
THa KING V. DUNNE.
This was an indictment against a surgeon for an
assault upon Mr. Strongitharm, in which the only
question was, whether the prosecutor had not threa-
tened the defendant first ? The circumstances were
uninteresting.—Defendant

DIED.

Monday, at his house in 'Teraerden-stteet, after a lingering
In the 70th year of his ar. Henry Herbert, Earl of Car.
narvon, and Baron Porchester, of 1-14;h Cleve in the County of
Hants, Privy Councillor, and LL.D.- He is succeeded in his
title and estate by his eldest son, Henry Lord Percbester, M. P.
for Cricklade.
Sunday, Lady Gordon, wife of the Rtr. Sir Adam Gordon,
Bart. Rector of West ',Tilbury, Essex.
At Aberdeen, a few days ago, Anne Thomson, a widow, at
the very advanced age of 104 years.
Sunday, at Walthanistow House, Essex, Arthur, the Infant son
of Sir Robert Wigram, But.
At her house in Old Burlington-street, ales a ♦very short 111-
' nen, the Countess De &Oil
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VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE. PREMISES, at Stratford, near
Sew-bridge, and Badding Ground, Nlaryland•point. •
• •By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, June 13; In Lots, in conse-
quence of an intended dissolution of Partnership,
Lot 1. 'T'HE LEASE of a quantity of rich
MARSH LAND and OZIER. Glt 01.1 ND, about
fourteen acres, in hand, with two cottages, a large drying
house, three dwllling•houses, and range of bulliliogs, let to
Mews. Littler aitd Morney, cialie.o-prioters, and a dwelling-
house, colour-shop, dye-house; and laud; let to Mr. Nyren, at
together... 274 per annum.
Lot 2. The Lease of a Piece of Buildiog Ground, with Os
houses, Nos. 1 to 6, East-street, Stratford-place, and three houses
(slating the road in Stratford-place, let to. Messrs. Berridge,'
Cane, Stredwick, and others, netting together .91. 15s. per Ann.
Lot S. A Freehold Dwelling-House adjoining My Ladys
ri
Bridge, at Sttfori, let to Mr. Murphy, at .14. 14s. per Ann.
Lot 4. A Valuable Freehold Plot of Building Ground, Land ,
Tax redeemed, at Maryland Point, extending 90 feet in front of '
the road leading to Low Layton, by *lO feet in depth, in hand.
To be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and particulars had
ten days previous to the sale, of Mr. Bruce, Solicitor, liymoncts-.
Inn, Chancery-lane; Mr. Cooke, Solicitor, Austintriars ;at the
Auction Mart; and of Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-
' strret.

'T'HE BUSINESS of the TAYLORS' COM.
-a. PANY is removed from the ADELPHI to 101, 1.11. L.
MALL, where Contracts as taken from Gentlemen at the fol.
lowing Prico ;
Three Suits per Year - • a
Four Ditto • - " -
Five Ditto - • -
fitz Ditto - - • -

- atlfl 10
t 4 10
SS 10
SS

COATS.
Best Superfine Blue, Black, or Green - - 4 4
Breeches front £l. 12s. to - - - - 1 la
Waistcoats from rtk. to - • - -
I 1
A Suit of Liveries - - - s o
A Box Coat - - 5 17
Best floe-shin Breeches - . - - 9 14
Ditto Ditto Pantaloons - - - - S 3
Regimentals and Naval Uniforms made at the shortest notice.

Valuable Freehold LAND, commanding three extensive Frosts
for Building, near the Four Mile Stone, TOTTENI LAM,
By Messrs. I IOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, oe 'Thursday, the 13th June, at twelve, in
Lou, unless an acceptable offer is previously made for the whole
by Private Contract,
ADesirable and highly linprovable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called Bushy Hanger Farm, consisting of up-
wards of One Hundred and Six Acres of excellent Land, cans-
, mending a considerable event in front of the high North Road,
' and of the roads leading to Horpsey and West Green, in a beau-
tiful situation for erecting Villas, within five miles of the Royal
, Exchange, with a Farm-house, large Barn, Ovlodges, Stables,and
0 nt-buiklings. The Estate contains valuable Brick-earth, and the
Land Tax is redeemed.
To be viewed by applying to Joseph Shelton, on the prole's*. ;
and Particulars had tan days previous to the Sale, ofT Mr. Willsatn
Forster, Tottetthans-green ; Mr. Charles Tuck, otten ham ;
Joseph Miller, Esq. Red lien.sguarel at the Mart; and of Ho
gars and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, where a plan of the Estate
may be seen.