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London, England, 1827-08-25 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

PORT OF PORTSMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY AUCTIOR,
Br Order of the Hon. Commissioners of bl 4 Majesty's Customs,
At the Custom House at this Place,
On THURSDAY, Augter 18%, at Eleven o'clock,

THE SMACK, GOOD INTENI' of Plymouth,
55.944 Tune per Register, Materials and Boat.

The Sailing Boat, JA NH of Portsmouth, Materials and Skiff.—
' Staff, the broken-up Hulls of a Galley .--nd Tub-boat, two Boats,
and sundry unserviceable Stores.

Ala for Exportation, duty free, or Home Consumption on pay-
sect of the duty,.
TO CASKS of WINE, Ex Johanna Abeg,
The whole may be viewed, three days before the Sale, on appli-
cants to the Warehoux•keeper.

HERTS.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
(Sma►l part Copyhold),
LAND TAX REDEEMED;
Capital FARMS, with FARM HOUSES, GARDENS,

COTTAGES, OUTBUILDINGS,
Meadow, Pasture, aid Arable Land;
• OPWA ILOS o►
SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
Warwick Howe, Regent-street)
At Garraway's Ogee Must:,'Change Alley, Cornhill,
On TIWISDAI, the IVA a September, 1127, at Twelve o'Cloek,

IN THREE LOTS,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES Ismail
Part Oapybo

LAND TAX REDIiiIMED,
SITUATE
In the Parishes of North Chore's and Hemel Hempstead.
In the County of Hens,

HAXTEIt'S END AND LITTLE HEATH FARM,
Adjoining the Road from London to Berkhampstead and
Aylesbury,
With Faro Houses, Gardens, Orchards, and Outbuildings,
Meadow, and Arable Land,
CONTADIIIO3 OtWAIIDS 07
THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE ACRES,
With Right of Common,
Ott Lease to Mr. JOSITH Pisan, wbich expires Michaelmas, 1830.
HILL RND FARM,
Adjoining Haxter's End Farm, with Farm House, Gardens,
Orchard, Outbuildinp, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land;
Containing upwards of
FORTY-ONE ACRES.
GREAT AND LITTLE COXPOND FARMS,
SITUATS AT
I"wwock Green, adjoining the Road from Hempstead to Sr.
Albans, consisting of
A Ferns House, with Garden, Orchard, Outbuildings, &c. Mea-
dow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, containing upwards of
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
On Lease to Mr. Jona GZORGZ, which expires Michaelmas, 1699.
FIELD'S END FARM.
Situate near Harter, End and Little Heath Farms, consisting of a
sew built Farm Mouse, with Garden, Orchards, Outbuildings,
Tiro Cottages, &c. Meadow, Arable, and Wood land, containing
upds of
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SEVEN ACRES,
Ob Lease to Mr. Gamine Eonrots. The whole Estate upwards of
SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES.
The Tenants highly respectable.
~ The present Rental, and estimated value, nearly
NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS Psi ANNUM.
An eligihle Pperty for Investmnt ; capable of consderabe
itqlo.mtu.t ; goro e grad neighbourhood; excdient markets wi thin an
"I dnuai,et ; and only twenty-eight miles front London• The
Grand Junction Casual passing through the Estate, a Stream of Water
614'1 parhof the Lands.
is be viewed with !rave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars
12"1 be had ; sl-o at the Essex Arms, Watford ; Swan, lticksisans-
-1"11; Lion Inn, Wendover ; Red Lion, Wycombe; Crown,
ilyseshiny ; Rose and Crown, 'Ding; King's Anus, Betkhamp-
r''d; Wo&Pbck, St. Albans; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Cranes,
,ogeware; or Mews. White. Blake, and Houseman, Solicitors,
~^"n-alrccis Strand ; at Gangway's • end of Mr. Robins, No. 170
thigentoitmet, where Pun, of the 2.2. woo may be seen.

FINCHLEY, MIDDLILSEX.
Desirable pleasant VILLA RESIDENCE,
Seated on a LAWN,
With convenient attached and detached OFFICES.

Pleasure Grounds, productive Kitchen Garden, Farm Buildings,

and Meadow Land.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBTNS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street,)

At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, ComhiU,
On TILIMIDAY, the 27th of September, 11127, at Twelve °thick,
AVALUABLE • FREEHOLD ESTATE, small
part Leasehold, nearly Tithe Free, paying only a small
Nlodus ; comprising a commodious Residence, seated on a Lawn,
approached by a Carriage Drive, situate at Nether street, Finchley,
in the county of Middlesex; neatly fitted up, and adapted for the
Accommodation of a Family of the First Respectability. The
House is encompassed on three sides by a Viranda, and contains a
Drawing Room, Library, with a Hall between; large Entrance
Hall, an excellent Bowed Dining Pazinur, Gentleman's Dressing
Room, Butler's Pantry, Water Closets, &c. the Rooms hand-
somely fitted up, and principally with French Sashes, opening
under Viranda •' the Offices, Servants' Entrance Hall, with Oven,
Wash House, Laundry, lofty Kitchen, Scullery, with Pump of
Water, Servants' Hatt, Cool Larder, and Housemaids' asset. Ou
the First Floor, a Ladies Morning Room, Music Room. Three
principal Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, Three Secondary Bed
Chambers, Principal and Secondary Staircases, Servants' Rooms,
and Dormitory for Men Servants, excellent Cellar. for Wing, Ale,
Beer, &c. A Yard enclosed from the Road, with a large Coach
House, Four Stall Stable, Harness Room, Hay Loh, Coachman's
Room, Corn Loft, Lumber and Fruit Room, ix. Brew House,
Knife and Sboe House, Coal Hole, cool Dairy, Drying Ground,
Hen Houses, Pipery. &c. Carpenter's Tool House, Rick Yard,
and Caw House, &c. A capital productive Kitchen Garden, fully
Stocked, Cropped, and Planted with Standard Fruit Trees, partly
walled; a Paddock and Lawn, with extensive dry gravelled Walks,
belted by a thriving Plantation of Shrubs, Evergreens, and'orna-
mented by a Sheet of Water ; Island, with luxuriant Timber
Trees ; the r-hole containining about
FIVE ACRES,
With a capital Cuaservatory.
About TWENTY-SIX ACRES of Land immediately ad-
job4ng this property is on Sale, and would make together a very''
cqinplete Estate, bounded on sloe side by Nether-street; on another
the road to Mill Hill and Ballard's Lane, over which pasties the
newly projected Road to Barnet.
To be viewed with Tickets only ; Partitulars may be bad on
'the Premises; of Mr. Legg, Carpenter, Finchley, and the Queen's
Head ; Green Man, Barnet ; and Bald Stlg, Finchley ; the Wel-
fington Inn ; of Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and,Co. Sohcitors' No. 6,
Frederick's-place, Old Jewry at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rollins,
170, Regent-street, of whom 'Pickets for ilewing May be hair.—

• WARWICKSHIRE. .
CAPITAL AND MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATES,

Principal part Tythe-free
With the Extensive MA N ORS or LORDSHIPS of LAP.
WORTH and BUSH WOOD, together with die • ,"''
Rents, Royalties, &e. . • • •
Situate between
STRATFORD-ON-AVON AND BIRMINGHAM,
Near
ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
Most Eligible investment.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee House,'Change Alley, Cornhill,
On THURSDAY, the 27th September, 1827, at Twelve o'Cluck,
THE TRULY VALUABLE and PRINCIPAL
PART TYTHE FREE ESTATES,
With the Capital Extensive Manors or Lordships of
LAP WORTH AND BUSHWOODS,
Well stored with Game,

Together with the Quit Reuta,.gce.Wooas, Cottages, Farms,

Lands, and 'lythes, - -
In the Parishes of Lapworth, Old Stratford, Keaton, Bagot,
And l3caudesert, in the County of Warwick ;
Comprising near
ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES
01 fine Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land,
Divided into Capital Fat ins, with Streams of Clear Water flowing

through the Grounds,
Good Farm Houses, and all convenient Agricultural Buildings, in
excellent Repair, sundry Cottages, Gardens, Etc.
In possession of MOW respectable 'Tenants,
•T LOW RIM, AMOUNTLI.IO TO NEARLT

ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS

PElt ANNUM;

A most desirable PROPERTY fur RESIDENCE and
INVESTMENT. with minty beautiful Sites fur Building, and
possessing the great advantage of being in the Neighbourhood of
the best Markets; contiguous to Birmingham and tither manufac-
turing Towns. listens/it Roads in all directions, good Neigh.
bourhood, and plenty of Field Sports.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Albot, Cansphill Cottage, near
Henley in Arden, whu will chew the Estates, and of whom Pani-
culars may be had; of Mr. Adams) and at the Angel and Star,
bins, Oxford; Shakespeare Head, Chapel House; George, Ships-
ton- on. Stour ; White Lion, StratfortLon• A von ; Mr. Prnimer,Wiiite
Swan, Henley in Arden; White Lion, Hockky ; Den and Chickens,
Birmingham ; Mr. Bentley, and at the Star and Hop Pole Inn,
Wutcester ; King's Head, Coventry; Black Swan, Warwick;
Messrs. Huniphries anti SOD, Solicitors. Seek-street, Lincoln's Inn;
Gatraway'.; and of Mr. Rubins, N 0.170, Regent-striret, where
a nut of she &we way be besa.

William Rothwell, Liverpool, merchant, to surrender, September
14, 15, and October 5, at eleven, at the Clarendon building',
Liverpool. Attornics, Mr. hiawdsley, Liverpool; or Messrs.
Ailliobton and Co. Bedford•row.

James Biackie, Oxford•street. Mary-la-bonne, haberdasher, August
29, at ten, September 7, and October 5, at eleven, at the Court
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'of ComMissiOners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attorney,
Mr. IL. T. Shaw, Ely-place, Holborn.
John Fewster, jun. late of Knareshorough, in the county of York,
and late also of Ripon, in the same county, tallow chandler,
September 7,8, and October 5, at ten, at the Office of Robert
Henry Anderson, Stonegate, York. Attornies, Mr. Charles
Lever, Gray's Inn-sr/dare; or Mr. Anderson, York.

Edward Robinson, late of Stokesley, lathe county of York, grocer,
draper, and chapman, but now a prisoner in his Majesty's Gaol
and Castle of York,' September 7,8, and October 5, at eleven,
at the Office of Robert Henry Anderson, Stotiegate, York. At-
cornice, Mr. Charles 'Lever, Gray's Inn-square ; or Mr. Ander-
son, York.

lary Smalridge and George Nathaniel Smalridge, Exeter, dealers
in china, glass, and earthenware, copartners, September 4,6, and
October 5, at eleven, at the Half Moon Inn, Exeter. Attornies,
Mes.ra. Atllingtun and Co. Bedford-row; or Mr. William Hob-
son Furlong, Northemhay, Exeter.

William Whitehead, late of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, trader,
dealer and chapman, September 20, at four, 21, and October 5,
at eleven, at the York Hotel, Cheltenham. Attornies, Mr.
William Read King. Sergeant's Inn, Fleet-street; or Mr. Prince,
Colonnade, Cheltenham.

William Goodwin, of Blandford-Forum, Doreetabire, victualler,
September 5,4, and October 6, at twelve, at the Crown Inn,
Blandford Forum. Attornies Mr. George Moore, Blandford,
Dorset; or Mr. Wallin% Hayward,: Eesex..eourt, Temple.
Henry Mallet, now of Albemarlesstreet, Plccadilly, tailor (trading
under the firm of Mallet and Co.) August 28, September 4, and
October 5, it eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, Basingkali.atreet. Attorney, Mr. Metallic, Bond-court,
Walbrook.

William Hopkins, of the city and county of Oxford, coach makers
Augusta', September 7, and October 5, at eleven, at die Coors
of Commissioners of Bankrupts, &shierll.nreet. Attornies,
Messrs. Burgoyne and Co. Duke-street, Blanchester-square.
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
James Iragarty, liiirio,flLancssbire, merchant, is in info'.

vent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements with
his creditors—Filed August 22.
Alfred Mallalieu, formerly of Sweetines Alley, London, after-
wards of Cobham-place, Finsbury, but now of Windsor-terrace,
City-road, both in the county of Middlesex, agent and broker, Is
in insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engage-
ments with hia creditors—Filed August 24.
DI VIDEN DS to be made in BA SI NGH A LL.STREET.

Sept. 14, Sarah Bramwell, Peter-street, Guildford-street, South-
wark, Surrey, leather hat manufacturer, at eleven. Sept. 14,
George Walbancke, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, goldsmith and
jeweller, at eleven. Nov. 6, William Wise, Piccadilly, picture-
dealer, at twelve. Sept. 14. Benjamin Hill, Fast Grinstead, Sue.
sex, victualler, at eleven. Sept. 14, John Carrington, Ludgate-
'street, Ilneudraper, at one. Sept. 46, Robert Howe, Haymarket,
job master, at ten. Aug. 31. John Johnson and ames Davies,
fiery Wharf, Vauxhall, Surrey, coal merchants, at twelve.
DiVIDEN DS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Sept. 28, John Rigby, John Martinez-, and Thomas Wright,
Livetpool Lancashire, bide merchants, at one, at the Clarendon

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Buildings, 3.lverpool. Oct. le, Robert Stephenson, Cottingbam,
and Robert Hart, Sculcoatcs, Yorkshire, merchants, at seven, at
the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Sept. 19, Richard Pearce
and Alexander Marrack, Penzance, Cornwall, Merchants, at
eleven, at' the •Union Hotel, Penzance. Sept. 17, John Atkinson,
Lancaster, grocer, at three, at the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster.
Sept. Zd, John Cash, Liverpool, Lancashire tailor and draper, at
Oarcive, at the Clarendon Buildings, Liverpool.
CERT I FICATES.—Sarr. 14.
Johann Christian Burckhardt, Northumberland-street, Strand,
oldsmith. John Williams, Macclesfield, Cheshire, upholsterer.
John Beailey and Samuel Cole, Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucester-
shire, clothiers. William Prior, Kernerten, Gloucestershire,
bleacher. Rowland Phillips, late of Brecon, tailor and draper.
Walter Watson, now or late of Lower Shuckburgh, Warwick.
shire, wharfinger.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John Oidhern and John Hobson, Stockport, Cheshire, pawn.
brokers. John Fisher Costerton, George Costerton, Chas. Mlles
Heart, and Charles James Heart, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, porter
merchants. Thomas Wilson and Allen Mason, jun. Brook's Wharf,

wharfingers. George Cade, David Nicholson, and Adam Walker
Wandsworth, Stymy, carpenters and builders. William Fairfield

and William W lianis, Li;erpool, Lancashire,.provision merchants.
William Williams and Aaron Cloafiel4, Newport, corn and provi-
sion merchants. James &holes, Henry Scholes, and John Scholes,
Oldham' Lancashire, hat manufacturers. William Willcox and
James Hooper, Walcot, Somersetshire, chair manufacturers.
Simpson Taint,. William Eden, and Charles Keeling, Shelton,
Staffordshire, flint grinders. Wm. Turquand and A. Fowler,
Shorter's-court, Throgmorton•street, stock brokers. W. Nurthorp
and John Nortborp. Wakefield, Yorkshire, brick-makers. John
Oliveira and John Kruger, New Bruad-street, merchants.
General Wnekly.Average of. the Price Of. British Corn, which
governs Importation, made up to the 17th of August.
Wheat 595. 0.1. I ads 275. Od. I Beans 521. 2tl.
Barley 565. Eye 30s. Peas 435. 101.

. • •SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
• August 18. Donald Forbes, tacksman of Mettle's, in Sutherland-
shire, and merchant and cattle-dealer there. Creditors meet in
CLashmore Inn, Eatherlandsbire, 117th August and iltliSepternber,
upr o'clock.
20. •Alestander Shirreff and Company, gunpowder minis-
' facturers, blarbeld. Creditors meet in the RoyaL Exchange Cof:4
fee-house, Edinburgh, 20th August and 1 l RI September, one o'clock
21. Charles 3141.aren, gfocer ind spirit4eakr, High.
street, Edinburgh. Creditors meet in Ferguson's Tavern,-East
Register.strett therc,.29:ll August and 18th Sept.one o'clock.
Alexander Arbuthnot Lawrence, hunk-hinder, book-
seller, and stationer,' in 11.11nbergh. Creditors meet In Bodge 's
coffm-bourf, there, 3d end 21st September, one liclock.

They have occupied the towns of Campredon, aot,
and Rippoll t, and the presence of only 14 men in the
first of these places, where they have not been molested,
gives room to suppose that these bands are feared, or
pet haps approved, by a part of the people. .
At Olot some Royalist volunteers, on the approach
ofJep des Etangs, retired into a hermitage, whence it
appears that they have came down to confer with some
men belonging to that band. It is afflimed, that of
1,000 Royalist volunteers, the Governor of Vich has
been able so collect no more than 150; and th.it the
language held by some of them gave reason to [Par,
that in case of a rencontre they would join the bands.
It is added that these assemblages are endeavouring to
get possession of a strong point, such as the fortress of
Cardonne, the possession of which was so valuable to
Mina in 1823. In these bands, 'as well as in the Roy-
alist volunteers, elements of the Army of the Faith are
found, which causes their union to be considered as dan-
gerous. The speedy arrival of regular troops, coming.
from th- interior, is announced. •
The Gazette de France extracts from E iglith Journals
and other sources, some particulars of the lives of the
members of the Cabinet of St James's. It prefaces them
with the following remarks:
" These sketches, incomplete as they may be, will
be of use in throwing a light on ;he debates in the Bri-
tish Parliament. They will also have the merit of "veal
now undeceiving those who may have conceived et.
aggerated alarnis or hopes on the credit of some of our
journals, which seek at all events, abroad as well as at •
home, alimept for their passions. The character (con-
leer) of the English Ministry has nothing to alarm the
friends of order and peace, or to encourage the parts-
sans of unbridled liberty. The presentiments which we
had before expressed on the combination which would
succeed Mr. Csnning have not proved fallacious i the
Ca'inet of St. James s, as at present composed, affords
the guarantees of the ideas of well-regulated libertyi
and the general want of peace, which now form the
political religion of enlightened Europe."
[Here follow the particulars of the fifteen members, including
Mr. Herries, u Chancellor of the Exchequer.]
It results from the above details that there are only
five Whigs in the Cabinet, and only foot voices opposed
to the emancipation of the Catholics.
PROM THE QUOTIPIENNE OF AUGUST-22.
AFFAIR OF THi JOURNAL DU COMMIRCT.
The Cour Royale (first and second Chambers), undo.
the Presidency of M. Aury, bas been occupied with the.
appeal of the Sieur Cordon, responsible editot of the.
above journal, against the judgment of the First le-
stance, which condemned him to three months' isle'
prisonment and a fine of SOO francs, on account of ,an.
article publiihed on the 25th of June last. M. the Ad,,.
vocate•General de Broe complainA that the journals.
forgetting one of the essential principles of cOOMitge
tional government, for some time past had froolertbg,.
presence.of the King intervene in the quarrels which .
they raised against the Ministers. Under the pretest
of attacking them, an attack was made on the ireiolaa.
batty of the Throne. Such papers ought to be sup
pressed. In the commencement of the article before-
named, M. the Advocate took particular notice of the.;
last phrase—it A new Administration may ternassk,
something ; in two years, perhaps, every transaction wilt,
be impossible."
He saw in this passage a summons (assignatiou)givell,.
to the King ; and as it could not be said that the King
acted with his Ministers, it was the Ptinee himself who
was summoned on the day fixed; for it is the Adminis-
tration of which he speaks (rumours in the anditury),
and to whom could this summons or assignation.—to
where was it given? Was it to the Place Louis XV. or
Hattwell ? The Journalist appealed to the masses, and
past experience taught where they were likely to lead.
The King had the right of naming his Ministers. To
say to him, ss Choose other Councillors, er in two years
every transaction will be impossible,". was to enchain
his liberty, and to attempt. against.bie preiogative-as.
Every demand made with menaces itseaseof rafusal Se
punished, and shall the .King not enjoy.the benefit of
the law which protects all citizens.? • r
The Court having considered the article, found, that
although reprehenoble in teems, as It did not,coutain
reflections on the Royal dignity, or.the inviolability of
the throne, discharged the appellant from the condem-
nations pronounced against him, and dismissed the
complaint. •