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They bra yer to observe, that in the which took a ~ t i• t g the Petitions, many Members, who were in ethos mem, ware nevertheless decidedly adverse tofu tm;bt forwatd at such a late period of. the Session.• re c omm ittee, therefote, have resolved, that in deference to *Lent Ind advice of the Honourable Members who were • d e l osecution of the measure during this - Session, they oro d id nil further proceedim,s in Parliament CB next 'year ; ,li e ihe mean time will endeavour to rive evcry possible fa -I,rte the adjustment of any claims to compensation for injury ~,,s tl inrd by individuals in consequence of Of rielollllol it Viet. FRED. JAM4S FOLLER, Secretary, No. 35, Piccadilly. • slyeriptions for promoting the object of tfie Coratnittee are Ord by Mr. Iludion, the Chairman and Measurer, No. t 7, ~-y.' ~.,----------- LORD ny RON: : - Ibis day vras published in se. peke da: Oil. -'' n it VAMPYRE •' a TALE.-13y the Right Ifin. 1 L LORD 115 IiON. To which is added, an Axe:ousted' sliniship's Re:idol:cc in Greece. hiond fur Shawood, Ne‘ly, and Jones, Paternoqur-row ; 0 said by &II and Dtadfute, Edinburgh; John Cumming, Oa; and an ileokuliera. • TIR: icnw SATIRICAL NOVEL. • ' day eras piial,hed,.in Three Vote. 14n20. price £1 pt. ba. ONDON; or, A INIoNpi AT .STAvsses. A S4-', 1 t i f i a l Novi : with numerous Anecdotes of distinguished lair,n—lly a late ft is.S I DENT. • If this be the Mirror of Fashion, it Is not lasso the ?Agar (NA; ILaders will find real Personages, real Situations, 0 &•.sa-r4nments; and, if they see themselves, we hope that lowa will 'a-ve the latended cifeet."—Pretsce. tandri Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jo;es, Pater. • - !bat) , wa publhhed, in One VoL (leo. Illustrated by Ten no, a new Edition, {Featly enlarged by the Avatar, ice 14$. in boards, tHE PRINCIPLES of BOTANY and ygoz. TABLE PHYSIOLOGY; containing WWI* AO die of riaatz , , a History of the Silence, 41111 3 44.1,~146 1 cionsi—Danslated from the Gelb's= of • SC WI L DEN 0 IV, ?miaow of licanvii64lll": phisdfor T. Cadell sad Wdilsviss. ludas 4110-V, 11.11FP. , Edisbagh. • MR. mosToomEttrs SEW rq4.x. w. 3 published, in One Vol. Bvo. prize les. GiiiiNLAND, and .other Poenn.e 7 li t y i J MONTGOMERY. - • , 'need for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and, Einking Of whom may to had, _ ! • • - fie World before the F10a44 F.lfth _Won'? „ • Toe West Indies, and other Pons Flftlt Edirdrin,lll4:' , The Wanderer of Switzerland, Eig f itth FAidos, ;L. • . Tuns to the Memory of R- Reygo 'f ,, la th e Press, and shortly will. be b. 110014. " lee, Edition of Craozz'a ;History. 414 0 1 . 0. Lv. a Additions, Notes, &c. WRIT.IKER'S lITSTI4I.If..OF YORIESHIR/L • This day was spfiblishea,Aiiii T. of • GE:;ERAL HISTORY *or die' COUNTY of YORK. , ji • Br IIIOMAS WIII . P4K.ER L LL.D. M.A. Year of Whalley,and Rector of Heysham, In Lancashire: Ilawirle of the Landscapes io this Work.will be engraved D:awings by J. 'M. W. Turner, Rink B.A. and ireldtectural subjects by . Mr. heckler; which wilt be tic :4 in the very best style of the art by 'Messrs. Landseer, l'ye, Scott, J. Le Kt ux 11. Le Kamm, W. Smith, &c. etbe wood.ciit vi"nates by 'Ar.• Branston. fie work will b: b handsomely printed in folio, on fine demy t;:t, and the large paper copies on super-royal drawing-paper, caveat be delivered to the -subscrioers in parts, price JAL 2s. ark; oz on large paper, with proof unpresssions of the plates. Pin £4. 4s. each part. Fad :tospectuies of the Work, with a List of Subscribers, tr be had, on application, of the Publishers, and of all other kieseliers. Priced for Longman; Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ralltet-mw ; and Hunt, Robinson, and Co.. Cheapside, Loo k; axe: raw be had of all Bookaelleris BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. . IE high. Encotniums bestowed by the Nobility nd Gentry upon the above New Sauce, induces the Pro ilol's,Hesirs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the %At at Inge a Caution against Imitations, by mentioning, stet ctl to relied upon as genuine without each Bottle being edtdl their Firm and Address, and also each Label hay- Si.zuature. The utility and convenience of this Sauce, allpnrposes, has caused a great dernand for it, tlisiecreua of circulation bids fait to equal their much and kcketcri:,! EssEscr. of ANCIiOVIV•S• • -11 c7lysolicit a trial frail those who have not need . eoutident it will give satisfaction $o the nicest palate. Na. 107, (comet of . the Saw aa.:744 STILAND, Loudon. • . • • HlOl'S MAGNESlli . erintinues : 3 ?repared With the mostkettmulons `titre-and sterns tT:Lsrs. Tussraa and Wo.r.tax llrtry, Manufacturing ar.:liester. It ;is - sold 1k 'bottles, price 9s. 90. or lia; flappers at 4s. Et Stamp included, with full directions •• i , `;••, by their various Agents in the Metropoli., and . :it! United Kingdom I bet it cannot be. genuine, toles* tunsw.,:s arc engraved on the Governmvnt Stamp, which is t;isver tie cork or stopper of each hot:le.—of most of the the 'Magnesia may be had, authenticated by a similar A ROI: ATIC Sri rti: of VINEiM n, the iev.mtion of the only genuine preparation of that attic 1114 WWI MS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH,&c. IVult AS, when geneAtted in the human body, :tre v the c. tae of nutty internal Alija ions, which vary so lunch ,• :, 4 !'relims that th e y ma y I. A.mistak err by the me = t eminent `..` 4111 , and pr ove equa lly f ata l to t h e cons tit u ti ors o f men, ehil•lreo; though the Ism. rosier extensively suffer 4 alit tiestrnttive ravage-. Asir :inv.:usual symptoms are Pcrs,, • • ... • ' i n 1, 4. % )::011 ,, ac t. loy;t of Appetite, anti uil,teusace i.t Me Patient. The extra of the ctlebr CH/ :414% I • agNi. woR".I such complaints, as well a. in cbstructions v ,PU " I6 ••• ;uld every di sor d er w h e r e o p e s i ng ar eleansir 3 physic 714 '9, is so universally known, aid ha. been publicly by so many persons of di sinction rank in it is um:cuss:it y here to can left on thct. setlicient to say, that no r taedicine, for time • ; maintains any kind of comp..irion with Ching's I • • .. , tell'!.l j and considering the treat prevalence t At „, .'.arly in el/Akira:4 that tin 111001... r, ur su?ertn r.-.,.,. should ever be, without them, to have 1 .4 •••- i• ...evasion requires their use. They arc sold:, • ••• in boxes, at 2s. ltd. 54. 641, and 2.2 i of the poor) in pave/tint ithiricen. . • • •• • .:•:•.:n• and Sons, Chemists, N. 4, Cheap- I • ';•::.;, '.andon ; and N0..14, Sa44ilits4treelt • • ss .I.le Venders of l'aient • I .'NO*MY, APRIVI9, 18}9 SALES BAY AU&IION. CUSTOM-ROUSE, EASTBOURNE. Qt Tavaseez, April 29, 1819, et Eleven o'Cieek in the Pire noon, at this Office, TIHE GOODS UNDER-ATENTIONED, A- the same having been seized and legJly condemned, elz. •Abom 35 Gallons BRANDY • Over Proof. . 5$ Ditto GENEVA. ditto. 91 Ditto GENEVA . , tincl...r„Proof. , The above Goods will not be sold for less than the Import . 1a es; and may be inspected the Day preceding, and on the Morning of the Day of Sale. ' Vi" A Deposit of £25 per Cent. will be required. There will also be pat up to Public Sale, About SO Galions FRENCH RED WINE, Duty Free, for the Paynwif of Salvage Charges. SMALL 42IILLAR OF VERY CHOICE WINES. . By Mr. ROBINS, • . • At the RII )10. IS, Klog-savet, 81. Jaiiittsik oe Watwammr hest, strati, tin, at ON • 1. By Order of the irsreston of :Tose Vaft,uvv, Esq. deceased,- A CELLArt of Genuine fine-flavoured OLD WINES, Conshoing of about Seventy Doren of fine OLD PORT—about Forty Doses , very fine HA VnTl M DEIRA-,—Twelve Doren of CHOICE CLARE'r--.1 few Dozens of BARSAC. MALM SEY-MADEIRA, CHAMPAIGNE, and NOYEAU; lyiew 'in d: Cellars at his late Residence, , Na. No. 23 PiccAnittx ; end a Small part in a Cella., No. £4, SOUTUDIOLTON-WISEET, all it be delivered from thence. ' •?o be tasted at the thue'cf Sale. - Cltalognes maybe bad at the place of Sale; and of Yr Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. . . • OEL or SUPERIOR ClyolCll lIIeiB ; PLAVOIJRED OLD 191Nrs,. • • • . Lying in a Private Ceitar for several Years: • BY Mr, ROBINS. At the Robms, king-Street, St. James's-Sqoare, on Wrixitsiar, the stet day of May.lBl9, St One o'clock, By Order of the Executors of ° J. W. E. WnEntra Unwire, Itart. deceased, AtAt CELLAR of.GENUINE PINE-FLAVOURED OLD WINPS, consisting of atesse THREE HUN DRED DOZEN of Superior Old Port, .Choice East-India Madeira and Sherry, very fine Old Hock, Sauterri and Claret, Citanapaigne, White Hermitage, Marcellas, Paeltorotd. sod Bar sac; also, a Hogshead of excellent CLARET in Wood. Moat of the above Choke Wiest' were kripbrted by thelate Proprietor fir* own use, and have beep 40g . is a private Cellar in Bine Hill-yard, St. James's-street, erten! fears,' and. 'to be iteltverottroin thence: _ • • . WATFORD, HERTS. DESIRABLE IIFSIDENCE, With excellent Meta, dardeoss, Measure-[round, Farm-Yard, Barn, &e, and about FIVIILEN ACRES of Meadow and Arable Land also, SIXTY.SEVE/s1 -ACRES of Meadow and Arable Land in the Comirion Field, and Watford Com mon Mead, adjoining the Rive Cae, which will he divided into Lots, wish the Right of Fishery and valuable Common Rights. Cottages with Gardens. By Mr. ROBINS, At Ciarravray's CAUfee-Ilosse, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Theasnay, the nth May, 1812, at Twutve o'Cleck, VERY ELIG ,E FREEHOLD ESTATE, .lorses. . Do",:bowie „4-house Fiuit:tosa. Gairkets, Piwirs-Groarads,iletTanci3A4kOritiori e --- ifitk Darn, St:ibles, arid Out-bulioir.v., ar a t4 n o. • . • ..... VI, 11 ..: i!,'N...1C11.1!:S Of Meadow and Arable Land, all conicact. The other Lot will comptlse about SI XTY-SE EN ACRES of ridh Meadow and Arable Lard, situate in WATFORD , COIIIIIONFLELD and W PORD COMINIQii MEAD, part adjoining the River Colne, which will be divided into 4ots' for the accommodation of Purchasers, sundry Dwelling-llndses . and Cottages, with Gardens, &c. in the Town of Watford, en ' titling the pots:astir) to Votes for the County.—Tnis Estate 'enjoys a valuable Common Right.' The Residence to be viewed by Tickets. Particulari maybe bad on the Premises, of Mr. Mei. Smith, Bailiff, who will thew the Lots ; at the Essex Arno, Watford ; the Cranes, Rdgewari ; Woolp..ck. St. Alban's; Swan, Rickmersworth ; White Horse, Uxbridge; the Castle, Salt Hill; of .Messrs. Hall, Ress; and Brownley, Solicitors, New Boswell-court, Cerey-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden& square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. • • • MIDDLESIVE.. • " • VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, FELTHAM and ASHFORD. A Obbstandal beirk-boili FARM-HOUSE, with Yard and Out booiliWul COTTAGE ORNEE, with Lawn, Pi on= Ground, Sheet of Water, Oakes, &e.—sundry Par- Mit of orceffent MEADOW was ARABLE LAND, up wards of ONE HUNDRED AN THIRTY,THE • ACRES—TWO COTTAGES, wit h Gardens and spa ßE aious • Worktimp--Aftese miles from London, four from Hounslow, sis front Richmond, and two from Sunbury and the Thames, in a good Neighbourhood, and 4apital Roads in every direction. • By _Mr. - ROBINS, At the auk Dog, at. Bedfont, on Tumour, June it, lel?, at ' 1 Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, THE VALUABLE FREEIIOLD AND COY HOLD ESTATES of INHERITANCE of tbs. NMI ZACHARIAII PDXALL, Esq. deceased, situate its tie Rua Mies of FELTHAM and ASHFORD, a delightful isenerg healthy part Globe County of Middlesex- , the whole on lease to Mr. L&VTON, till Michaelmas, 1822. Lot 1 comprises a beautiful, compact COTTAGE OEN'EF-.1 listefully fitted up, adapted for the aceoginiodation of a.ntal ignited Fatally, seated on a Lawn , with a Sheet of Water in ' Mint, with Conservatory Chaise House, Stable, and Outhoiltir ll*,9Garden; Pasture i rid Arable Land, contaiming zuzerrof Camittow, situate om , at Vel trod atamie; doer, to dorm"; Littleton sad Smiles. • -Lot 2. rsvolt-w of MEADOW LAND,wids an eat .ftslotti inintege, containing 4A. OIL OP.opposite 'to Lot i; anN joking the road Iran Richmond and Hamm& to °lento , and Staines. . Lot s. A lobetandal Stick built rowny ,ARM HOOD% situato falba vlES s iell4 4ll4 3 l4 — a f tr i t_ a " Mr44Y too, wi* a good. FarmaiM4spetikotables, Cart-dieds. Sic. and sundry en of "Mliddrr and - Arata* Luid, cot.- tabling 12A, 3}l. * 6 f Lots 4, S. and 6. A .y3lnable Eastmain of Pea ARABLE ND, adjoining OA road from gelthAni to illotinsloir and • and Le; is soullialatiiroAi Mt. mar. • • LP* 7- An lionlosuroollieWND, containhaill4. Mi. op: situate rdtbn entrivit . ospcdte - Lit 44A I. List R. An lindosulesta . .LAN lootatnioing SA. 111 P. situate way . asteeli ABLE, • • PA . Lot 9. Titres luelotugui and STURt 'LAND, cant:shamitiou,stear. to Lot 11,* • - boo A r A VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Load Tax redeemed. Lot Ono ecomrisis a substantial well.bullt Edifice, called 11/STIORD-PLACE, finished in an elegant manner, and in ooialdelig suites of spacious parment*, and- o up, Gad likotat for, ihe residence of a Gana' Pony, comlnantfing exteniaro and beantifil prospects, In aline healthy sod sporting country, most respectable add genteel neigh- ) hourhood, with delightful Drives and %Oa io varijus direC' LIONS • Stables ist. nine Horses. C oati-houses , Farness rooms, Dove -house, 4revr-houss deg-kennel, excellent _ _- V T—. PS, consisting of about THREE HUN- , & Superior Old Port, .Choice East-India . . WINKFIELD, BERKL very fine Old Hock, Sauterri. wad Claret, VALUABLE and most Compact FREEHOLD ESTATE. 4 k ennita adjoining WINDSOR GREAT PARK. 4 of excell Ser en Mar t C celial LAßE P T altl itr m Wood. t4llll4l Bar-. Very ELIGIBLE and COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE. 1 , ch o k e Wi ses ~,,r e knp b rto ub* the u te Sikh excellent attached and detached °Ems, Pleasure-grounds, vs use and have been lying is a orivate • . Gardens, and upwards of • - i • A, .1 • - -.__. ••. aid THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE ACRES i lard, + . James s-street error's tsars, . l dine!: ' ' ! ...fl.. 21 :. Of hlewlenr„ Arable, and Wood Land, beautifully of [lamented to time of Sale- Catalogues • dinhyl : art wit4l#ol:Men Timber, Farm Buitdinp, Conages,,dtc. i kir. Robins, Wanvlck-aereet, G . 43y Mr: ROBINS, . 1 • - ---., - , At einventair's . Coifee-idouse, 'ChangikAlley, Cornhill,•oo PUTNEY; SURREY. . , . • ! Tao *5. _in, lip, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, D ELIMBLE FAMILY HOUSE,' • - A It ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, 4irrises,Stnbies, and Out- Bt ; GO' Cl. arl/SKFIELD PLACE, in'the County of 'BERKS. I we-Ground% and Meadow Land- , The residence and property of STANLAKE BATSON, Esq. . . By Mr ROEISft . ' ' . abort Wee sidles from Windsor, and contiguous to the Great ' y Orvieto& tbeißneentaras. :.. ~, ~...' • . Park;- a due healthy part piths constryi abounding Reid , itca-linnakKa fla-Alt Cam*. as Sports, and in a neighbourhood highly respectable ; cot/wising it, Aprillilt, at 1 'to chick,- Two Inn- a very desirable and complo MAPMION seated , on a fine lOU s t . . "I - ' Lawn, for the mcommodation of a ' Eantily of the first FREPIP . ANALY,IO,II4IO/4, -4lannvd *kb Nita, of • spades. .Apriehents In u l i ce of C . 7 as, Psi; aecesised, situate &Par k lif*.•• .. . ot- Itipronroikaig co ) Wimbledon f 'Valk Ilse contains all requisfte'dinces, 61 !femme Apart- -11 in front, ,ostaM:hig on ilie groapd saauri mots' to the •Establislitsait ;aria* spin Yard, :stand , c liell, c eielth:Mu•bli ; a knot Illeas4 'far !aim litamra, Boa Stablet..CilielberseaGraaary mist bisownw, -, lmemeetssi mei •• * * Isiagt low* vAth' Ofatall. 4 Z=i Met ; Stair -cue to the First Story; Farm Yard, with . Piggery, Matlghter-house, Po air-case; a -very cheerful pleasant Draseingl CarponteesiShnp, capital Garden, part walled and clothed *rid: Lobby ;*ttentlirriled.cleambinin: a Dress, choice Welt-yeti fully stocked and cropped, Minh Grtintid, as ditto; ..on the Upper . Story, are fops DMA' Pleieure Ground. ornamented with thriv i ng Evergreens nbers,twOtiressing-rounts. Cidsets, dec. in and Shrubs laid out with gravelled.Walks. An excellent brick- eeellent Whelan, Scullery, Larder ' • Pantrys, built Farm-house , with Garden • Dairy, and Firm Euildings, pm, Servant s Hall, good Wine and Beer Cel4 Corpand Gardens, and upwirds of Ols, Lc, plenty of fine Spring arid lcdt Wateri - ER HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE ACRES • Lrd, and Racit-yard,.*lth ,Coaciliitataa, *il of eatiovr, Arable, and `W'ood Land, richly ornameatedwith able for six Horses ; Loft, and room over a Lids Ad** Timber, .11 lying compact, whereat neatiy.-Oce sr Wash-house, With plenty of Water ;''S largo Hrtadr4 aqui .Foety-evro Acres are in hand, the remainder kilo it Mao-servant. Lawns, 'Pleotadrolsiltindls 1 a most respecialle . Tenant under 3n agretnient. ~ leading to a productive ailitebe:p. Garden To be viewed by a pp l y in g to the Steward on the Premises, : Frult•trees, Graperies, Green-house, tcc.lce. ,witete.ParticuLtrs imy be had; also. at the White Hart, Wind- Inchuildingo—the whole about hoe Arid; tor • Sun, Maiden hmd ' - Castle, Salt Hill ; Crown, Slough; w adjoining,. about Four Acres. , - Ro s e, Dahlias& g Bush, Stain es; Bear, Reading; at Gaya- re in excellent order, anal fit for die receptio n wag's; and 14 Mr. Robins, Warwick-meet, Goldruoquate• of Family. • ' • - _. ' whom Tickets may be had, and Where . a Plan of the Emote LOT 11. . may ho men. '. '. • • _ ___ _ _ o- LAND. cons( dpg 4A. .23: IMMO pear to Lot 5. ana - opposto Lot 7, .. .• . .To be constili Lots io, 11, el."o4.'sisiti r4+' 060 W two lintrocares of 1 11 Patients of ei AItABLII LANWeeetaielog, *S r sit., ow% sitwitg at to .. Atiom In the thaw Wooded Ay the Nasiecalevyitth Ted*np,nr, 4 fine I their cue, age, cvmmandingsiutatien for baltratit. Yacing ver y exurotheind • l'arlcico add 111,11 hue views. and about tyre isilais tr ' .Phauelltsir..• , • ---.. • rierl,to rn,/ part Lots 15, licendlt TWO Ibilliablaik. COTXAGEB and a arv°° and VIORKSIIOP, skate IR . the - fifcheehie : part all the village of . . Ashford, occupying x (co p it, m.; tilt. tett and 45 in Oink, •., t ry be **W), aooleio t o titnts, of whom Parties. 1. The %e'e n ' I 'lin May be had i atiVio. 3 1 . libk Sable i'ilus..,Statneal . Theillts• BY G BeN, et' illatattede Gas t agai • .• bi t a .p.,tonaitaio. ~ twice of - both 'tr .; 14.. Galmonesaii tnt.. ihWilk W•twicklisci, eran - _, , ~Aili; di , oldesi.saiside, where, nes he Eatatt max bi kaau. - • I glnnueofear in To be •tame et the d the Besi sad of Mr. SALES BY AUCTION. P u l er SBV'iiri-pENcA?. SALES BY AUCTION. ESSEX, ON THE BORDERS OF HERTS. HARLOW, HIGH AND LITTLE LAVER, &v. Eligible FREEHOLD and COPYIIOLD ESTATES, with good. FARM-HOUSES and OUTiIUi LIMNOS, upwards of TWO III) NDRED and FORTY AC it ES of hi lit A DOW, PASTURE, and AIt.II3LE LAND, let in different Vann, By Mr. ROBINS, • At die Cock, in Epping, on FRIDAY, April 80,181% as - pops o'Clock. in Six Lots. . Lot). A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION, 1 - 1 PIPER'S, situate at Harlow, with Yards and all necessary Outblildings, and Six Acres of Meadow Land, in the Occupation antl on Lease to .---- Bereham, Esq. Let 2. F.VG ca.:TTEns, WIN NISW ICE E, and W ATER SHIP'S FAR IS, with Farm-house, Cottage, and Outbsdld inge, and Vighty-eight Acres of Land, in the Parish of High L.ver, on the ruad from Thrasher Busk to Moreton, in the Ot copatiOn of, and on Lease •-o Mr. Haselwood, for a Tertn cf Twentt-one Years from Miehaelmas, 1818. Lot wit tTE . . FARM, Freehold, at Magdalen Lower, near Harlon , ; with Farm-house, Garden Yard, and Outhuibi ings, and about (Me Hundred Acres, hi ;he occupation of Mr. Janie% GU Lease for al Ye::rs from Michaelmas, 181 E ., Lbts 4,5, 6. ITAMMOND's FARM, .11veholl, l.avtr, a good Farm-house and Buildings ' and fi,or Cottages, with Forty-six Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Perry. 'Me respective Lots may be viewed - on application to the Te nants, of whom Particulars maybe bad; and at the Preen Man, Harlow ; White Lion, Sawbridgeworte ; Crown, Ilockeril4 and Chipping thigar ; Cock, Epping; Black Boy, and of Messrs. 'leggy and Chalk, Chelmsford ; Wldte Hart, Brentwood and ' Rumford; of' Messrs. lidtclainwm mid 'Hopkinson, Solicitors, teamoin's lon ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins;.Warvricla Ocdden square, where Plans of the Evitatts may be awn. . _ NORTIIAMPTONSRIRP, Between OUNDLE and MARKET HARBOROUGH. The MANOR of BIGGIN, 'with the MANSION and CAPITAL ESTATE, FREEItOLD and TITHE-FREE.. Nearly ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED itcl4o of rich Feeding, Grazing, and Wood Land. it - By Mr. ROBINS, . .„ • • At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchangss•Alis% Cardin; ton. don, on.Tisuasnay, May 15, at Twebreo'Clock,in One Lot, SHE BIGGIN ESTATE, FREEHOLD and .1L 'TITHE-FREE. The MANOR of BIGGIN„' well stored . with GAME, with the Elegapt designed MANSION, nearly finishedthe Elevation in the Italian Style, with a Qirand Noble Portico to the East Front: with Offices, Gardene,,Plea- Sure Crolinds; mirk/aided by upwards of ONE THOUSAND-TWO HUNDRED AND. SIXTY EIGHT ACRES ' Of Capital Feeding Paatures„Meadelvs, small 'mit Aralle and Noble Wood's, all stocked with Capital fall grown Tittle, r, the printipal of line Oak. The Lands round tbe•Mansion is thce:P„ak • Style with Grand Avenues of. Loft, Timber Trees. • • The Woods 'and about NINETY : 4 CR FS of Land are in hand, , Mintaining together TWO HUNDRED eh& Fool'- 'MX ACRES. The remainder divided into eligiberFalraislisfd Pastures, let to most respectable Tenant* at %natal and moderate estimated I, alue upwards of TWO THOUS4tND ONE HUNDRED Pounds per annum and highlY improvible.. A most eligible Property for Residence of Investmen• • in a 'cheerfulpleasant Country, excellent neighbourhood, and ablated ing in Field Sports: within two miles of Oundle„ id from &11. tun and Stamford, .10 from Northampton, and 90 from Lotcdca., The, road from (kindle to Market liarimileugh passes ilaieuglt the Estate. . . • May be viewed any day preceding the "Bale, &mats excep ted, by Tichets ; and by applying to Charles Berkeley, Eam..at the Mansion House. which may he seen- from.lieven to These, where Pagticulars may be had ; and of Robert Shiiard, 'Esq. aid at the Swan and the Talbot Inas. °mune ; _Angel, Peter borough, and Stilton; George, Thrapston, Stamford, and Nor , thaniptori; Serena ' Harborciugh; Haycock, Wansford; the Bo tch and' Hen aid Chichrtey ; -Moir, Lichfield ; 'Messrs. Burley, Moore, Lake, end Burley, - Lincoln's rest ; Garraviay's Coree-home; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-Square, where Plans and Elevations may be seen, and Witte for viewing had, and at the Mansion. • ' NERVOUS DEBILITY, &e. • NCOURAGED by •the uniform success attend .L% ing their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of pfew prevalent CompWats, which has been condensed t l y the cape rience of many Years ha's large and extensive praeice ; `sensible also of the happy effects resulting to the Public from Medical Men confinieg their attention to a certain class of Iseases, Messrs. GOSS ind Co. blemberi of the Royal College of Syr geons in. London,• continue to diriect their studies to those distar -1 tiers arising from a secret destructive habit of inconshlerate youth, which not only occasions a numerous train of nervous 1 affections, but also entails on its votaries all the enereatineirn -1 becilities of old age. In that distressing state of debility or de ficiency. whether the Consequence of such baneful habits; ex cessive drinking, long residence in hot climates, or any other cause, by which the powers •of the Constitution become eh feebled,: as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a m, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. Where an early application is made for the cure of a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety,,the eradication is often completed in the short space of two days; and in the mOre advanced and inveterate sta g es o f Ven e n n i infection,. characteri;:ed by a variety of pitiful and distressing symptoms, a perseverance isi their plan (without restraint in diet or exercise) will insure pp` the Patient a. permanent and • . . . radical cute. . The Diseases of the Urethra, as treelbestlY connected with, .or arising from the above complaint, have not escaped their attention ; by au infallible and improved plan, they are enabled to remove obstinate Gieseu and, t.ltr:ctures, whether recent or of long duration s without resorting to the painful and iNfigeraus Use of the caustic atingle. . . To Married females, whose expectations of those tender * pledgee of connubial happiness have' een defeated, it may also he a pleasing reflection to know; this by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the impedi. ments. removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the e_urepf thetesoticulaieomplaints; hi order that they may trot be trt.trked by a usietaken few, evil Lite Obloqhy so 'justly attechid to thi.;:igetatant empiric, think it but justice to t_fstrnselves to state, 1. that they have been k roperly educated end initiated into every bcanels a the profession certilicatefof Which from v.:wimp hes itant and testimPaiali etem the hiiliest professional authorities, they:hope to convince ,any inquirr. Tao: a resideSce in the warmer hemisphere of 'our eastern world as well as in other parte cmhoidens them to assert, thiii (heir reaeafchos Imeing been cot:- - teed to diseases already enumerated; thi•ylioid nut a certainty of "Precedes to suetitti ma labour under the dahtlitating effects of a life passed under dte torrid zone -.anfithey presume that their prstensicAs 7ransetute' a Lit tett:Mei . ..for 'the itnerecedented ce n ence with width they hastot pro •lnti:.c. been so laterally ' - .seared. . 'se consrilted at their'house dailY; frserVilly or by letter, 1 of tither sex, with secrecy ,; Cary : and.attention. cenuttry are requested td t o the Porticulars• of 7.3 d manner eif del/i t: l2x- hag a etnintsaree for .e:Oicines, and duvets 7 . , .rtze given or frinvlx part of the Einitl/;.m.," , ';l lt 1 * • • • -ef Ce..pl. R. C. Sorieutle, 4 Tin; Bonvcrietstrett ? .... #) , Just published; o Le dep. •• . . . • - _ 't published; Ten Joritnerr, • - . . • of lays, a fantilki Mutentary on the iboVe Ooss snip Cp.', APesasl to thesWath drid Blisi• .Semi* flay be Sul at iaffs Patti:limier:4(ml lifik -: al4„ GerearfiLstrea ; lIS, Tieetwillet ',mirk pf. all • prig; Os. 1 • -. • • • • - • • • h .y,l •. of Isle.. Mo*, WA' .• PUTICIIY„, • SURREY. ?REMOLD ELIIIIBLE FAMILY ROUSII 4 . • Me" Camel*4l4usairShlbleso and Out-B*l2w; Be? , , Fl!‘'We-Gromult, and Meador Land.. a.Mr. 110BINtri 4 , By Orier.ot thedUeestam. • At rdaristrars Cogrealiosekßx se-Alley, rani% • 7 4- • • 'l l ituusurr next, Aprirott, at 1 teelack,••fir Two Lou. A CA.PITAL I REpt cg ou A*t. Yi the late resldetiee ()Mai* 7 vs, Esli., itt tit* South de etf• •NlThnbiedou stations Court Teed Voillektr, Ilreillbt try. and Wads closet ; nd a Seeondafy Stair-case mom ; a pule Lebby , tj-closet Cbina ditto;..tae the Dpper. ge airy Iled-citambers,.twO Basement, an excellent Kitchen, Senilety, Latder ' • 'Panty's,. asekeeper's Room, Servants' Hall, good Wine and Bear Cmli Vault's for Coals, Ike. plenty of fine Spring arlifloß Water otny Court-yard, and Beek-yard, seith ,Cosselltheme, Carriages, Stable for 4z. Horses ; Loft f and room over ; Ki Brewhouse, or Wash-house, iiith plenty of Water ; a largo sed-room over, fee blan-servant. Lawns, 'Pleasereltistined dry gravel- Walks, leading to a productive iiiitebip,,Gardenl stucktid with prime Frult.trees, Graperfes, Greeir-fihuse, dtc.tred Farm-Yard and Fitt-bnildings—the whole about 'Mee Atfal a fine rich Meadow adjoining,. about Four Acres. , - The Buildings are in excellent order , anal for die reception of a Gentleman's Family. -* LOT 11. A CAPITAL RICH COPYIIOLD XZEDOW at till end, and adjoining the road from Putney's Weisimstetbl; m. tains about Six Acres. 1-* ba;den • May be viewed, by applying to the er, on the Pre mises; with Tickets, and where Fartieulars may be bad; of Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbot, New Ina ; 'l'albet, Rkbt mond ; at Garraway's j and of Mr. Robins, Warwich4treet, • :num-innate, Where Ticketionhy*had. A le four WILTSHIRE AND I:I4MPSHIRE. CAPITAL MANOR OF WEST DEAN, Abounding with. Game, valuable and extensive Freels?idifetates; ANCIENT MANSION, • • With (Xfices, Gardens, Fish-pond,dte.elignsis Fass*Metide, I and Lands, nearly .• TWO THOUSAND ACRES, .- • In a Ring Fence, Land Tax redeemed, riltnetnliatirena Salisbury, Winchester, and Southampton. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Timmer, May 97, at Twelve, in one Lot , A VERY VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD ESTATE: Comprising the valuable MANOR OF WEST DEAN, -Extending over a very considerable track cf Wood lend and coppices, besides the Estate, abounding with Game, and con tiguous to several excellent covers, in a fine sporting country. THE ANCIENT MANSION, With Offices, Gardens, Fish Ponds, &c. formerly the Pt if and Residence of his Grace the Dan of Entastron y situate at West Dean, commanding externem and de‘tiuliriena of the New Forest, Isle of Wight, and =patent wooded Scenery around, terminated by 'Salisbury Cathedral. mit up wards of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES • Of Arable, Pasture, Meadow and Wood Land, with a noble 'mime of Oaks, of fine growth, in band. • Also s everal very es ezellent FARMS, let to respectable Tenants at, p*i 1 ,2 6 6 es containing T ONE THOUSAND TWO HX.YNDUEDYiIIIDVIIII2W RES, ilEvided by thrivini Fences, with Farm Houses, YArde a Awns, Stables, and other Boiklir.gs, and about QNF 4 HUNDRED AND 'TWENTY ACEalls Wit's Farm Houses and Out-buildings, sundry Cottages and Garden;, let on leases for lives. The whok 11111114 V. TWO THOUSAND ACMES, 4,9%-• In a ring fence, preuntiag a very eligible and advantegewts pro- perty for the re,idence of a Gentleman, or investment. The Wood Lands are stored with a Considerable, qeaneity of the -.• . !nest Oaks (fit for naval purposes) and other Timber, its a thriving State, with an abundas!u stsceemion of yourg stores, besides stittift, - . thriving state, woo besides hedge .rows. The neighbourhood Mealy; >Teo - Peet:tile, eitu.uion healthy,.and the distance from S.:Rebury only eight miles, Southampton 16, Whtehelter It, ar-d froiti•Utincluri It • ?iiay be viewed by applying to Wiltiafn 4iiesani, wood/can; i t a-. 4 Francis Filth:nit, on the Pre:nisei, where Particciariiinay be had ; also of Th os. Winch, Esq.Sulcitor, Siashury.se et !he K Snit', Odom; Pa!phin t uth- aropti:u ; White Hart, Wincheeter ; VMl4ll2i l'ortimouthl 1116 Dell, Ilath°; iSash,'llristol) Metros& rllititent; illirtrAtigliedb . ; at Gareareaes ; and to t4r, ‘Rsbics, Wittriskstyst 4 „ Cipisisa- square, where I INA' al the Xstatii maybe Neb.