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London, England, 1811-05-14 00:00:00

SURREY.

The MANOR orrooTING BECKS, in the parish of Streatham
with the Fined, Heriots, and Quitrents, capital Timber, /cc.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carnally 's, on Thursday, June 13, at Twelve, In One Lot,
AVERY Valuable ESTATE, the MANOR of
TOOTING BECKS ; comprising the Lord's alight in the
Copyholds, Copyhold Tirober, Common, and Waste-Lands, of
the Manor, with the fines, betiota and quit rents; and also the
whole of the full-grown and other Timber thereon, comprising
upwards of 1400 Oaks, Ei.ns, Beech „Sycamore, Chetnuts, Poplars
and Pollards.
Particulars may be had at the 'White lion, Streatham ; Wheat
Sheaf, Tooting; King's Arms and Greyhound, Croydon ; King's
Head, Mitcham; Plough, Clapham; of Messrs. Erowne and Go-
tobed,Solicitcrs, Norfolk-street. Strand; at Garraway's, and of
Mr. liebliss, Warwick- street, Golden-square.

ESSLX, ON THE SEA COAST.
CAPITAL ESTATES, upwards sit* Five Hundred Acres, Ma-
nors, Free Warren, Fisheries, Rectorial Tithes, Manor and
Farm-houses, Cottage., Etc. between Rayleigh and South End.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, June la, at 12, la One Lot,
AVALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE ; comprising the Lordship or Manor of Besolleet,
alias the South Bemiket ; and the Manors or reputed Manors of
Hope's Wyke, Shore's Wyke, Monk's Wyke, and Saunder's
Wyke, extending over many Thousand Acres of Land, with all,
Court's Leet, Court's Baron, and customary Courts, Fines, He-
riots, and Quit-rents, Free Warren, and all Rights, Royalties,
and Privileges thereunto belonging. The very eligible Freehold
Estates, consisting of Kent's-hill Farm, containing upwards of
Three Hundred Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable. and
Wood Land, with an excellent new Farm House and Ofse..it,
gardens, yards, barns, stables, and various out-buildings, in pos-
session, and on lease to Mr. Charles Knightsbridge, except the
Wood; also the Minor Hbuse, called South Betniket-hidl, with
gardens, orchard, barns, stables, and out-buildings, and upwards
of One Hundred and Eighty-five Acres of Arable and Pasture
Land, Fifty Acres of which are Salt Marsh, in possession and
on Lease to
The whole of this Estate is within a ring fence, divided only
by the public road ; the Lands are in a high state of cultivation.
The Imprupriate Rectory of South Bendier' (except the Vicarage
3nd the Advowson of the same), with all the Tithe. of Corn and
Pulse In the Parish, which contains upwards of Three Thousand
Five Hundred Acres: these 'Fititts (excepting those of the two
Farms above-mentioned, which arc I' I with them) are in hand,
and collected in Mild, producing about .'even Hundred Pounds
per annum, and are highly improvable. South Bemileet is three
I miles from Rayleigh, eight from South End, thirty-three front
London ; commanding reweave and beautiful views of the River
Thames, the Cool:ties of Kent and Essex, with the great Wean-
rage of water carriage to the London Marker.
To be viewed by applying to Mr.ChatiesKnightsisridge, Kent
Hill Farm, Rayleigh, of whom Particulars may be had; at the
Hotel, SouthEad ; the inn, at Ravkigh ; New Ship, Rochefort: ;
Crown, Billericay.; Hart,_W_,hlteHand Cups, Colchester; Black
Rumford; at C• w ` • and
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PAR LIAMENI'AR r PIi()CEEDINGS. '

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HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 13.
BERK VI. EY PEERAGE.
Their Lordships flier this day a little after two o'clock. perm-
ant to adjournment, and proceeded immed.arekiig hear further
the case of the Berkeley Peerage. Witnel.os %mike:ambled at
ti'at bar, and a variety of argurnenti were advancet4n opposition
to, and in the support of certain evidence which wild tendered.—
The Judges were referred to, aid those Learned Persons gave
their opinions instanter, the.tisajority being against ; he admission
of the evidence to tmdered and so objected to. Sir James Mans-
, geld, Lord Chief Justice of the Common ?leas, was examined
as witness respecting circumstances relating to the late Earl of
; but his Lordship's resiimony, in consequence if the
distance of tinte that had elapsed since these eve. its took place,
concerning which hr was interrogated, being so long, was such
that nothing material arose theretrons.
Tbel.ORD ChANCaLIOII, 1.0rd9 eoestioit, 1011.1 STAN HOPE,
and al oth.v Peers spoke, and the further consideration of
this case was appointed for Wednesday next.
LOUD cLoNcurt me% DIVORCE BILL.
The consideration of this Bill being briefly resumed, leave was
given on the motion of the. Earl of LIM ER icx, for the introduc-
tion of the Noble Petitioner, Lord Clone urry, into the House, for
the purpose of purring a question to his Lordship respecting the
subject of his Bill.
Lord Cloncurry was then crodectell by the Earl of Liu CRICK
Into the body of the House, sworn at the table, and then sat on
a chaff near it
A question dictated by the Earl of Llair RICK was put to him,
to know hi. Lordship's reason For allowing Lady C. to remain at
his House after making a discovery of her conduct ?
The Noble Lord's answer was delivered in such a faint and
feeble tone, as to-be absolutely inaudible below the bar. Lord
clooturry then bowed twice to their Lordships, and retired.
The fibber consideration of the above Bill, as well as that for
Loved's'. Divorce, was adjourned till Wednesday.
MISCELLANIOUL
The Irish Servants' Embezzlement Bill, the Parish Appren-
tiers
Bill, the Bank et Ireland Security Bilyand some local and
private Bills were brought up from the CosaMons, and read
Brat time.
Lord SIDMOUTH fixed the second rending of the Dissenting
Preachers Bill for Friday next. The House to be summoned for
that day ; with an understanding, that if then read a second time,
It would be committed for the Tuesday following.
The vexatious Arrests alt was read a third time. and passed.
On the suggestion of the Earl of LAUDERDALE, who stated'
the great importance of the Bill, and the necessity there was for
giving it vet y serious consideration, the order on the Custom Fees
and Regulation Bill was discharged and the Bill ordered to be
printed.
On the motion of Lord HOLLAND, the second reading of the
lee Criminal Law Bills was postponed till Friday se'nnight.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).