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London, England, 1827-09-01 00:00:00

SALES Bir AUCTION.

ISLE QV TUANET,
Stitween 11 A RGATE. KINGS° ATE, and BROA DSTAIRS.
VALUABLE FRELIIPLLWESTATR,

Eligible, Compact 'Farm House Garden, Yard, and
Agricultural Buildiogs,, . • .
And neatly EIGHTY ACRES
Of rich Arable and Pasture Land;
COTT* GP.s, WITH GARDENS, &c.
TO BE•SOLO BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROSINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street)
At Garraway's Coffee House. 'Change Alley. CornhlU,
On Tnuessar; the *7th of September, 1127, at Twelve fetlock , '
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ajtuate
At NORTH DOWN, in the Parishes of ST. JOHN'S
And ST PETER,
Between Margate, Kingsgate. and Broadatairs, in the Isle ofThanet,
coatratuvn
A crammer, seat built. and euenlortable FARM HOUSE,
Containing, on the Ground Floor, two Parlours, Kitchen,
and Pantry. On the First Misr, two good ied Chambers, a
Sitting Itnom, andriumaroes Chiles. Twn roomy Attics. Loodierf,
and-Stare Caret; Cellars in the Basement, Out (Aces, a Wen
Heine, with good Water.
• A FARM YARD.
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Com Mouse, Calf Pen, and Loft ; Cart Horse Stsbk, Chaff Bin,
latiLeft over • a large double Bay Barn, Cart Lodge, Cattle
.t: IN I. Shed, and Hovid; Rick Yard sad Garden.
o:•:,(4.4abource• Cottage, recently put into excellent Repair;
'' A 5m.,11 Barn and Loft ;
A Cottage adjoin's' the High Road, With Gerdes, Ice.
In the Occupation of Mr. Fasham;
A Fidtermnn'" Cottage,
. And nearly EIGHTY ACRES of ticl, Arable Land,
In the Occupation, and oe Lease, to Mr. It. S. Tomlin, for a
Tenn of neatly Fourteen Years, at a very moderate Rent.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Tomlin', of whom Particulars
may be had; of Mr. Wright, at the York and Royal Hotels,
Benison's Library, and of John Boys, Esq. Bache's, Margate ;
at the fun, Broadstairs ; the Crows, Itanugate ' • Fountain, Can-
terbury; Rose, Sittingbourne; Bull, Dartford; of Messrs. Teesdale,
tlyenes, and Weston, Solicitors, Fenehurch-street ; at Garra.
way's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street.

HERTS.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
(Small part Copyhold),
LAND TAX REDEEMEDt
Capital FARMS, with FARM HOUSES, GARDENS,
COTTAGES, OUTBUILDINGS,
Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land;
17PWASOI OP
SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By air. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street)
At Garraway's Coffee House,'Cbange Alley, C,ornbill,

On Tnossavi, the 47tb of September, 1447, st Twelve &Clock

IN THREE LOTS,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES (small
Pan Copybold),

LAND TAX REDILXIIiIED,

SITOATZ

In the Parishes of North Church and Hemel Hempstead,
In the County of flans,
cassemsms
BAXTER'S END AND LITTLE HEATH FARM,
Adjoining the Road from London to Berkkampstead and
Aylesbury,
With Farm Houses, Gardens, Orchard.' and Outbuildings,
Meadow, and Arable Land,
cos:4mm orwaans OP

THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.THREF. ACRES,
With Right of Common,
On Lease to Mr. Josses Faux, which expires Mkhaebnas, 1830.
HILL END FARM,
Adjoining Hamer's End Farm, with Farm House, Gardens,
Orchard, Outbuildings, Pasture, Arable and Woos Land;
Containing upwards Of
FORTY-ONE ACRE&
GREAT AND LITTLE COXPOND FARMS,
IiSTUATZ AT

Leverstock Green, adjoining the Road from Hempstead to St.
Albans, consisting of
A Farnt House. with Garden, Orchard, Outbuildings, &c. Mea-
dow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, Containing upwards of
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
On Lease to Sir. Jonas Groan', which expires Michaelmas, 1829.
FIELD'S END FARM,
Situate near Ilazter's End and Little Heath Farms, consisting of a
new built Farm House, with Garden, Orchards, Outbuildings,
Two Cottages, Ste. Meadow, Arable. and Wuod Land, containing
upwards of
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SEVEN ACRES,
On Lessens Mr. Geoanz Entxxon. The whole Estate upwards of
SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES.
The Tenants highly respectable.
The present Rental, and estim-red value, nearly
NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS ens Anwar.
An eligible Property for Investment ; capable of considerable
improvement ; good neighbourhood; excellent markets within en
easy distance ; and only twenty-eight miles from Londoh• The
Grand Junction Canal passing through the Estate, a Stream of Water
bounding part of the Lands.
To be viewed with leave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars
may be bad; also at the Emma Arms, Watford ; Swan, Rickmans-
worth • Linn Inn, Wendover ; Red Lion, Wycombe; Crown,
Aylesbury; Rose and Crown, Tring ; King's Arms, derkbamp-
stead ; Woelpack, St. Albans ; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Cranes,
Edgeware ; of Messrs. White, Blake, and Honienian Solicitors,
Essevetrert, Strand ; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robins, Ne. 170,
Itegent.strect, where Plans of the Estates may be seen. •

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Gitsoo Reeve , Comnander
Marquis of Camden, in the service of the But India Company,
otercbaat.
Benjamin Hobbs and William Samuel liellyer, late of Redbridge,
in the county of Southampton, ship builders.
George Barnard Gregory, of Mason Grove, Middlesex, merchant.

BANKRUPTS.

John Milligan, No 27, Nottingh..m.place, in the parish of St.
Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex, linen and woollen draper, to sur.
render, Septemtser 14, 15, and October 12, at nine, at IVhite's
Hotel, Manchester. Anomie, Messrs. Norris and Co. Jultu.
street, Bedford-row; or Mr. &Godson, Wigan.

(Ater Bray, of the parish of Redruth; Cornwall, sadler, Sept.
44.25, and October Ist, at eleven, at Andrew's Hotel, Redruth.
Anoraks, Mr. Richard jidnionds, jun. Itedruth; or Mr. Wml(
Price, Lincoln's Inn.
?bilip Weave, of Heaton North', in the parish of Manchester,
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Lancashire, victualler, September 14, 15, at four, and October
au, at three, at the Queen's Head Inn, Stockport. Altornies,
Mr. Thomas Holme Bower, Chancery•lane; Mr. Wtlrthington,
Cheadle. near Stockport; or Mr. Jobs Hunt, Stockport.
Richard Tibbetts, now or late of the City of Gloucester, oil and
colour merchant, September 14, at five, 15, and October It, at
ten, at the George Inn and Commercial Hotel, Ledbury, Here-
fordshire. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery. lane; or
Mr. Collins, Lebury, Herefordshire.
George Hilton and Robert Hilton. Manchester, and of Cborley,
Lancashire, merchants, and cotton spinners, September 21, at,
and October 12, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorniee,

Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple; or Mr. Seddon, Manchester.
fervolse Busby, Pall Mall Place, Mall, in the parish of St.
James's, Westminster, in the County of Middlesex, bib broker,
September 7, at eleven,l4, and October 12, at ten, at the Court
of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney,
Mr. Hubert, Clement's Inn Chambers.
&heard Kerby, Stafford street, Bond-street, Middlesex, book-
seller arid stationer, September 1, 14, and October 12, at eleven,
at the Court of Cunisnirouuers of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street.
Attorney, Mr. Sarel, Surrey street, &fol.

BARCELONA, Awn: 17.
It is with grief that we have to annotme to you that
the malcontents continue their depredations. The Dili-
gence of France, which arrived here on Saturday, met
a pretty numerous party of them between Pineda and
Casten'', at eleven in the morning ; some of them were
mounted; they passed close by the coach without say-
.og anything to the travellers. Sunday they sent notice
to the Commissary of Police at Gracia, a village about
a mile from Barcelona, that he was to remi,ve, because
• ey would not have any authority dependent on the
police. The watchman of thesaMe commune has been
uently called to by them in the night. hss even
spoken to them, but•declares he knows none of theft,.
• ' Forty-three men of the 3d Hegimenta the Line have
been stationed in this commune. The malcontents have
Intimated that there are too few of them, and desire that
tome more may be sent, that they may have but one
expedition to make to carry away all the arms.
A detachment of 25 cavalry was going from Gran-
nollers to Vich. When they treaded Bognolt, in a wood,
they were received with a discharge of fire-arms,whkh
killed the Captain and seven men; the others were
obliged to save themselves by fight.
St. Andre de Palomer is at 'the distance of a league
from Barcelona ; this very morning a corporal and three
wan of the 3d Regiment of the Line were killed these
in a guard house.
It is affirmed that ar secret junta of the malcontents
was held tour days sgo; that Carrajol was present, and
that it was decided that if the pay of a piecette and a
half per diem was not sufficient to promote the enrol-
lments, it should be raised to two piecettes. It is added,
'that Don Lopez, the provisional intendant of the army,
has obtained from the junta an aid of 15,000 Catalonian
livres (40,000 francs). These reports certainly need coo.
fiimatioh, but it is certain that nobody' will inn the
risk of deflating who are the men that form part of
these bands, fur tear of being their victim.—Memorial
Bordelais.

PROM Tilt RUMMER
MADRID, Aue. Is.

There is a great deal of talk here about the vaunt"
in which the new Ministry is to be composed. The
following are the men on• whom the attention of the
King and of the public has been fixed in a very decided
manner, for some days past:
" PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL WITHOUT A Pear
sofro—The Duke del Wanted°. He has every requi-
site to fill this post with advantage. It was not his fault
that more was not done (luting his Ministry he ac-
cepted office only on condition that he should have new
colleagues given to him in succession. This promise
was not fulfilled. The Duke spoke several times to the
King with the, respectful freedom which is his charac-
teristic, but.unlottusate4y he was not listened to. Had
he been better seconded, he would have completely
justified the confidence which the Royalists have always
placed in him.
MINISTICa OP STATE POE PORRION
Bishop of Leon, Don Joaquin Abates,
with vast knowledge in politics and in
is a man of impregnable firmness, and
tinder the Cones. He is one of the

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WARWICKSHIRE. PROM Tint GIAZIIiTE Da IR4 NCB' DATIIO AMMAR 90.
CAL AND MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD FRONTIERS OF POLAND, Amon et , I
ESTATES, Though it is difficult to obtain correct information 4
Principal part Tythe-free, re•pecting the movements of tioops in the interior of
e Extensive MANORS or LORDSHIPS of LAP. Russia, yet the saturance th,it such movements have
METH and BUSH WOOD, together with the really taken place ate confirmed by the accoonte of
Rents. Royalties, ate.
Situate between travellers who come from that county . We consider y
I,TFORD-CON-AVON AND BIRMINGHAM. these accounts as important, especially since we learn
Near that the Itussian Beet in the Black Sea is equipping
1 THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED.ACItES. with great activity. Whoever has attentively observed
most Ellgible investment.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
the manner in which the wars between Turkey and
By Mr. ROBINS, Militia have been conducted, will find that the Brack
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street,' Sea fleet has always acted the most important pact in
hrraway's Coffee liouse,'Change Alley, Cornhill, Them; for without it, there is no subsistence for the
assay, the September, 11127, at Twelve °Thick, Russian soldier the moment lie has entered the Otto-
man terri ory. and a Russian Army might easily be
TRULY VALUABLE and PRIL,ICIPAL
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PART TYTHE FREE ESTATES, • 1 taken in the fl ink and in the rear by a Turkish tatty
rh tbe, Capital llstensive Manors or Lordships eV
_ . tea, din on the west coast of the. Black' Sea.
LAP WORTH AND BUSH WOODS,,
Well noted with Game, During the whole time that the army of Willges.
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whir dm Ask Beets. &v. Woods, Cottases.tilllie stein has been cantrmed in Bessarabia, no orders had •
... Lands. and Tythts. t been given to 31 m the Sleet ; accordingly, weli.infornsed I 1 ['misheard Lapeorth, Old Stratford, Prated's Deplt; persons touli not be brought to believe sirionsfy en
Aol licaudewrt, in the County of Warwick; .
Comprising near • w war, and it is not improbable that the obstinacy of the
rE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES Porte may be attributed only to the want of this arina- 1-
hoe Meador, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, meat. Those who know the expense of completely
uto Capital Farms, wick Streams of Clear Water Sowing fitting out a liter, will conceive why it has been dels4eJ
through the Ground.,
for these three or four years, and the hopes that were
nu Boosts, and all convenient Agricultural Buildings, ill
eseeltent ltrpair, in:Wry Cottages, Gardens, &c. entertained of striking awe only by the presence of an
la posacsaion of mote respectable Tenants, army on the frontiers. The Emperor Nicholashas given
AT LOW hays, AMOUNTING TO MILAILT
moor proofs of his love of economy ; ye foe hasordteed
THOUSAND SF Vk:N HUNDRED POUNDS
• k
• PER ANNUM; two fleets to be fitted out at the same time. We may
ot dedrabie PROPERTY for RESIDENCE and be allowed to infer from' this the sexistelsce of platys of
i'MENT, with many beautiful Sites for Building, and gteat importance; and in this point of views e move-
r the great ativantag. of being in the Neighbourhood of ments of the army under General Sakai it also to
Markets; contiguous to Birmingham and other mat:tofu- deserve the greatest emotion. :,-• Tat. •
twin. Exce/leot Roads In all directioas, good Mai Elie
; and plenty of Field Sports. • 1:. . VIENNA, A,.vs 20.
r viewed by applying to Mr. Albot, Camphill Cattadiiiisisie His Majesty closed the• Diet at Presburg on the 18th. ti,
a Arden, who will *hew tie Estates, and of wbardelitti- He returned to this city yesterday, to proceed afterwards
ay be had ; of Mr. Adams; ;ad at the Amid swidkar
toed; Shakespeare Head, Chapel House; Geargegillim- to his family domains. in Upper Austria.
:our• White tan, Stratford-on- Avea ; Mr. Pat Arabian
oter,White The Aarian observer contains the following article:
role; in Arden; White Lion, Barkley; nen and metals, 4* The Statesmen who for some time past have pub-
tarn ; Mr. Bendel', and at tie Star and Hop Pole lon, liaised their sentiments in Tke 'neves, have made theim•
ir ; King's • Head, Coventry; Black. Swan, Wartekk ;
Lemon., and soap solid . secio.itcce, Lincoln% Loot portent discovery, that the manifesto of the Porte; cf
fly's
bar; ander Mr. Robles, N 0.170, Regent-street,where the 9th of June, is the work of the Austrian Cabinet,
the Lute may be seen. and have closely demonstrated it in one of their articles
of the 4th .of August, with the solid information and
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THE LONDON GiZETTE, Auousr Si. confidence which are peculiar to them. Senn! Frerch ,
--mew-- Journals have done this article, in which absurdity con- I
, • WHITEHALL. Atm. lift tends for the palm with impudence, the honour of re.
logo been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed . . .
printing at, and instead of treating it with the detision
e Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
reorditming the bosom of Koigthood sport the following it merited, hive added observations which are alMost
io.vis. Sel ism.
rf"arl-cod. Ent Coulltanim of the Most Tio'L Milky', " Tlx Quolitlienne, for instance, declared that it ex.
'ef the Bath,.aad Llautemat Celoodia Melina. ludia Cam- _ _ . impatiently
would
presets what the Observer say to it.
service.
Anhurey, farm,
.- al ales at
lon. st We regret that we cannot satisfy the impatient ex-
order of she &di. Th. East le. pectetion of the Quo:idioms otherwise than by leaving
moray's San*. • - ,-- 1. • • to its inevitable fate the thorough radical frenzy of lite
II AlillituPTCY 81(11.4 RGED. Times. For to engage in any kind of discussion with
11
erratt, Presort, Lancashire, money-scrivener, from Sept. •
t eaJers,il there can be any such,who would find ea•ure .
e, at one, at the Clarendon-buildings.LiverpooL pl
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. .- as Guth diplomatical discoveries, would be an under- •.. 1
gloom and maim wan,. mammal", b.amiguistm taking not only frititless, but wholly unworthy of our
[teem Fox, late of Blackheath, Cornmaoder of the ship the position."
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AIPPAIRS.—The
a prelate gifted
government. He
gave proofs of it
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