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CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, MAY !I. At the Congregation on Wednesday, the following degrees were conferred: MONOILAILY WAITER OP AILII. The Earl of Brocknock, of Trinity College, ma of the Mar quh Camden. . -- . -- 14.411111/ •/ LUI. ------ -.- -.- Wiliiam Hall. of Trinity College; and Ms Addison Carr, of St. Joni College. 1/1.01174.011 01 ABM James G. Murdock, of &. John's College. The Examination for Tyrwhittb Hebrew Scholarship com menced on Wednesday se night. The Candidates were : Mr. Skinner, of Jisus College; Mr. Hodson, of Trinity ; Mr. Att wood, Mr. Pendergast, and Mr. Alt,of Pembroke Hall. They all acquitted themselves in a manner highly creditable, and obtained the approbation of the several Examiners, viz. Dr. Lloyd, the Hebrew Professor; Mr. Lee, the Arabic Professor; Mr. Lee son, and Mr. Ward. The successful Candidate was Mr. Alt, who was unanimously elected on Monday, being the first Scholar on the Fourulation. OXFORD. MAY 22. Monday the five following Gentlemen of Westminster Col ter were elected Students of Christ Church: Mr. Christopher Robert Pemberton, Mr. Thomas Lyttlebales, Mr. Robert Heir toe, .Mr. Wm. Creole)+, and Mr. William Archibald Home. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. C. If. Pu!afore, M.A. Prebendary of Wells Cathe- Zral, Is presented to the Rectory of Kingswesten, Somerset. Rev. T. Crrinfirle, M.A. has been appointed to the Curacyof St. Mary-le-Port, Bristol. The new Insolvent Dcbtors' Bill authorises his Majesty to ap point three Barristors,, of six years' standing at the least, to be Conirnissiteiers for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors. It is to be a Court of Record. The Commissioners are to appoint a Chief Clerk, four Asdsunt Clerks, and a Provisional Assignee: they sh.ll have power to csnspel the attendance of witnesses, the production of books, papers, and writings, and of committing fur contempt ; as well as of Ening their Officers for negligence or d•fl.ty. __ _ _ INgn tcr.—Vi'ednesday an Inquest was held at the Black Horse, Bayswater, on the body of as elegant dressed female, about 24 years of age, who was found' drowned in Kensington Gardens, on Tuesday • last.—R. Watts, of Kensington, builder, stated, that on Wedneszlzy, the sth inst. at night, he heard the screams of " hitirdhr 1" from sonur, person, as if being strangled ; a per &7a in company with witness was assisted to the top of the Park w all, to ucerrain from whence the noise came. A gate-keeper, b.:lonr,ing to Kensington Gardens, then eame.up, sod volun teered his arrvices, provided the witness and the other would go with him. Tacy went round the Gardens, by the Mount and the Wilderness, but not finding any one, nor kearing more of the sepams, they left off further pursuit. The screams appeared as iflrom a female ; the first was very loud, the second not so loud, and the third and last very low inded, and which was uttered as the companion of witness was being lifted upon the Put-wall. Witness proved tin:ling the body of the deceased in the Serpea tine Myer, last Tuesday, and two Silleoll6 thought she might have been prtgrant at the time, but that the body was in so high a state of putrefaction it would be highly dangerous to open Verdict—Pound Drowned, but by what duals the deceased came into the water, the Jutors have no means of ascertt.ining. SALES BY AUCTION. ELEGANT MASSY SILVER AND GILT PLATE, NEARLY EIGHT THOUSAND OUNCES. By Mr. ROBINS, - At the Rooms, No. 19, King-street, St. James's-square, on Webinansay wax?, May 26, at Twelve, ATABLE SERVE of ELEGANT MASSY IC CHASED PLATE, the Property of a Gentleman of Distinction near 8000 Ouncesi: consisting of Soup Tureens and Covers, Dishes from 12 to 17 inches, Vegetable Dishes, Plates, Sauce Boats, Waiters, Gravy and Table Spoons, three and foul-- prong Forks, Silver-kandle Knives, Cruet Stands, Pillar Can dlesticks and Bragches, a quantity of Gut Dess e rt Plate, in Knives and For k Speoas, Ice-trowels, ate. a handsome Pla teau, in silver mouNling, 4 feet S long, 1 foot 3 wide, elegantly finished, and sundry articles of Plated Ware, Plate Case, &c. To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be bad at the Rooms ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden -square. BIRTITS. Monday, at Sion:house, Plymouth, the Lady of Sir John Gordon Stu:lair, of a daughter. Mouday, in lkoad.creet, Orford, the Lady of the Rain IL Cotten, of a son. On the :67th ulimo, at Trinity Mains, near Edinburgh, the Lady of F. Head, Easy. of the Royal Engineers, of a son. On the 10th of March, at Montreal, Lower Canada, the Lady IA Major George Henderson, R.:yr! Engineers, of a son. Lately, at Lulu k, Mrs. Steak, wife of John Steele, weaver of three fine boys, wi.a, with the mother,, are likely to do well. M AIM lED. At Hadley, Middlesex, the Rev. Edmund Harden, to Maria, only dauBlater of the late J. C. Blanckenhagen, Amsterdam. Rev. John Ptter Chambers, Rector of Hedenham, Not folk, to Anna Maria, eldest daughter of T. R.. hlaxwell, Eq. of Mar ie y-strez Rev.Williantlones Hughes, M.A. Vicar of Catdington, Salop, to Selina, eldest daughter of George Cosier Esq. Whitchgrch. iterWilliam Clark, M.A. of Hkalingfield: to Miss &ephen, Al Chesterton. Rev. Frederick Corsellis, M.A. to Miss Harriet Garnons, of Coldwater. Rev. a H. Phllßps, Rector of Great Wednetham, and Vicar of Mildenhall, Suffolk, to Frances, fourth daughter of Captain Thomas, of Dover.place, Kent-road. At Sonterford Keynes, Wilts ' the Rev. Frederick Baymond parker Vicar of Teyntok Oxfo rdshire, to Julia, eldest daughter of the late George Cbawner, Esq. of the Fens, Dabyshire. Rev. Geohe Wright, of Stamford, Lincolnshire, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John Jordan ' of Berner'i-balL In Dublin, the Very P.everend .krbuthnot, Dean of aoyne, to Miss M. P. Bingham. In the parish of Droalcannou, Ireland, the Bev. H. Fleury, Rector of Crook, to Ellen, youngest daughter of the lieu. Mr. J. Cooke, Rector of Drumcannou. At Portpauick, Scotland, A. 0' Flaherty, Esq. of Knockbane, county of Galway, to 2.liss 'burin Eliza, only daughter of 111a jor-General Archer, of the Cuar 's. Wednesday, at Wantage, Lieutenant Win. Meadows, TINT. to Mist Matilda Ar.sell. of that place. At l'ollinalloe, Lieutenant W. l'crsse, of the 54th Foot„ to Miss Belinda Persse Egan, of Posse Park, county of C.tlway. On the 44th of October, at Ttichinopoly, Captain Lalwarcl James Foot, 7th Regt. Madras Native Inf.:fury, to Arne, eldest daukilater of the late Peter lt,gbie, Esq. Stamp-Office, Londe% April itO, at Stoneh„use Chapel, Plymouth, major W. R,„d, permaant AAsistaut Quartt r-Master-general, to Lydia, second dallightcr of the late Francis Ihniglas, Esq. R.N. DIEM At Stapleton, Salop, the Rev. Edward Powyss, Rector of that place. At his house in Hereford, in the 75th year of his age, the Bev. Richard Underwood, Rector of St. Nicholas, Vicar of Sc. Jahn the Baptist, and Comas of the College of Viu i s Choral. . itry. Thomas. Hudson, of :it. John's College, Cambridge, for merly Vicar of Dighton, Chaplain to the Prince Regent, and a Prebendary of Chichester Cathedral. At Reading, in her 78th year, Mrs. Wainhouse, relict of the rev. William Waterhouse. On the 19th instant, in London, the Lady of Lieutenant Richard liardinge, Royal Horse :Irtiliery. At Leith, on the Bth instant, in his 86th year, Mr. William Coke, bookseller, who carried on business within the same pre mises, for the long period Of 55 years, and was the (*her of the bookselling profession in Scotland. As iLirkruclbright, on the nth Omani, Dr. John Walker, phy sician there. At Dinapere, East Indies, on the lath October last, Captain Peter young, of the 12th Regiment Bengal Native infantry, l a te Major of Brigade to the Forces under Sir D. Ochterlony. At Calpee, near Cawnpore, on the 17th November last, Lieu tenant Hutton Watkins, Ist Regiment Bengal Native infantry ; and on the 29th April, at Mountsfield Cottage, near Shrewsbury, Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins, wife of Mr. Higgins, of that place. On the 12th instant, at Dunstew, (hfordshire, Betty Clerke Chamberlayne, the only remaining daughter of the late Sir Jas. Chamberlayne, Bart. of that place. She lived to the advanced age of 114 years, and was in the enjoyment of her faculties till within a few hours of her decease. During the last 50 years she bad seldom left her native village. May 16, at Canterbury, aged 75, William Crowley, well known in that cite from Me having been many years employed as a journeyman baker. Ile had lived with the late Mr. Thorn tun, of St. Mildred's, for 25 years, who procuged from the Chief Magistrate a residence for him in Maynard's littspiraL for his faithful services during that period. He employed his leisure lours in gathering herbs for the faculty, distilling plants, and reading. He bad read the bible through two or duet times ; and for his own use made a Scriptural Common Place Book, without ever having seen any book of a similes kind. lie had arranged the various passages trout Genesis to the Book of Re velation, under the following heads " Book of Remarks, C om . islands, Obedience, Tbreatenings, Judgments, and Exhortations." He was sober, frugal, and constant in attending Public Worship. jtor several years he had been employed three days in the week at eke Kent and Canterbury Hospital, in assisting Mr. Calling, the house-apothecary. It was in this Institution be was taken W Friday tennight, Ind died on the Sunday following. WILTSHIRE AND lIAMP6IIIRF CAPITAL MANOR OF WEST DEAN, Abounding with Game, valuable aid extensive Freehold Estates, ANCIENT MANSION, ___ . With (Aces, Gardens, Fiat-pond, Bce. eligible Farms, Woods, and Lands. nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES, In a Ring Fence, Land Tax redeemed, situate baweew Slasbnry, Winchester, and Southampton. By Mr. norls, At Garrawas's, on TILVIMAT I May 27, a t Twelve, in one Lot, A VERY VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD ESTATE: Comprising the valuable MANOR OF WEST DEAN, Eztendicg over a very considerable track of wood land and coppices, besides the Estate, abounding with Circle. and con tizuota to several excellent covers, in a fine sporting country. ThE ANCIENT Mi% NgOS, With Offices, Gardenr„ Fish Ponds, Sec. formerly the Property and Residence of bis Grake the Duke of KtyG4l:3X, beautifully situate at Wen Dear., commanding eltensire and dt lighttul virws of the New Fozest, Isle Of Wight, and tLe magnificent wooded Scenery around, terminated by Salisbury Cathedral, and up wards of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES Of Arable, Pasture, Meadow .uitl Wood Land, with a roble avenue of Ciaks, of fine growth, in hand. Also several very ev e:lie:lt FA 101 S, lot to respectable Ti.nants Will and on Lase, eolua!nine ONE THOUS.IND two HUNDRED AND THrxry ACRES, ADESIRIibLE FREEIIOLb and COPYII OLD ESTATE, comprising an Eligible VILLA RESI DENCE, situate at Mawr Seven Miles from Oxford -street, on the Uxbridge Road, commanding pleasing and interesting VitWl, in excellent order, and adapted for the accommodation of a Genteel Family.' Containing Two Rooms on the tipper Floor; Four principal Iled-chambers and Closets, Dressing room, a large Closet, and an handsome Drawing-room, with Venetian windows, so the Principal Floor; a Study, Dining room handsomely fitted up, Entrance-hall, Breakfast-room open ing to a Viranda and Lawn, on the Oround Floor----01fices comprise a good Kitchen, Wash-house, Sciallery, Larder, Store room, Wine and Beer Cellars, Yard, Coal-house, &c. A Sta ble-yard, with Coach-house and a Three-stall Stable, with Loft and Man's-room over, Cart and Woad Shed. A delightful Lawn in front, laid out with gravelled Walks, planted with Flowers, Shrubs, &c. and enclosed from the Road by a Wall; a good Kitchen Garden, well stocked, cropped, and planted; and Meadow Land, is -all— , 1 •s • L • PICTURES. A Small, but highly V;ijiabTe&lieetion of Pictures, of the rarest Quality, and in the purest state of Preservation. THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN. iijy Mr. ROBINS, At Mr. Stanley's Roo No. 22, Old Bond-street, on Fame, the 4th of June, at Two o'Clock precisely, THIS very VALUABLE COLLECTION is com prised of the choicest Work of the Dutch and Fietnish &boob, and consists of—Two magnificent Portraits, by Rem brandt ; a Candle-light Scene, Schalken ; the famed Bonnet Rouge, Teniers; Landscape and Figures, Wouvermans; an Interior, Ottade ; Sea Pieces, by Backhuysen and W. Vander veldt ; Flo4veti, Mignon ; Landscape and Figures, C. du Jar din • De.ni Game, by Hundekoeter and Gysells ;nterior, C. Better ; and many others, by equally etniner.t Masters. To.be viewed on Wednesday and Thursday preceding the Sale ; Catalogues to be had of Mr. Robins, Warwicis-street, Golden-square. Divided by thrivitg Fexc.:s,svititeaem Il'ises, Tants, Buns, &Able ~- a nd other tiuildings, and about ANN HUNDRED .1NI) TTVRNT Y ACRES, With Farm I louses and Out-buildings, sundry Cottages and (goder.s, let on leases for llyts. The whole Estate nearly TWO THOUSAND ACIIES, In a ring fence, resenting a very elizibte and aivantageons pro. perry for tL•e residence of a Getitleman,or,investment. . The Wood Lands are stored with a considerable quantity of the ffnest Oaks (6t for naval purpose.) and other Timber, ma a thriving state, with an abundant succession of young storm, besides hedge town. The neighbourhood highly retpectable, situation healthy, and the distance from Salisbury only eight miles, Southampton 16, Winchester 18, and from lAnadun 78. May be viewed by applying to William Ransom, woodman, and Francis PAtham i on the Premises, where Pa rticulars may be bad ; also of Thos. Winch, Esq. Solicitor, Salisbury, and at the White Ihrt, and Antelope; the Star, Andover; Dolphin, South ampton ; White Ilart,Winchester • Fountain, Portamotth;Wldte Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol; He n and Chickens, Birminghans ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-:treet, Golden square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen._ EALING, ON TIIS ROAD TO URBRIDGE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD, and small Part COP VIIOLD ESTATE, beautifully sitJated Six Miles from 01.1or4otreez, between the Gteat Western Roads. By Mr. ROBI NS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Clianu-AUey, Correll' on Te nasixtv, June 17, 1819, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Cot, (By Order of the Executors of the late CUAILLL Wirarr, deceased), AVALUABLE FREEHOLD, and small Part COP YIIO:,II'INTATiI, -EAU NG GROVE, situ at EALING, in the County of Aliddiesex, between the two Great Western Roads, comprising about ACRES Of Rich ME.IDOW LANE). leid out in a very pleasing Park like style, finely ornamented with beautiful Timb,r, luxuriant Evergreens and Shrubs, arranged with great taste ; forming a grand and moat pleasing F.:enery. ae presenting a siaraLey eligible opportunity far ereet:rg one or more Villas, a; CI , - Estate commands many very tharmi,-.; 1 rosp::::•ts; two excalli.nt Gardens, with Walls. The Lar.l ab..in:ds with rica Loam and Brick Earth, worihy the att.:ntiou o Xiirsery-Men, blarket- Gardeners, and Brick- To be Viewed, by ap2lying to Johr I.t:ck, on the Premises, of whom Particulars tn.iy be h- ; at.:3 at the Beil, Ealing ; Old Hats, Hans eil; White 11rca•., ; Castle, Salt ; White I lart, Windsor; Plack Dog, Iledfont ; Red Lion, Hounsletc; of Messrs. Fludgate aml Solicitors, Essex street, Stra:nl; at Garraway's ; anti of., Mr. Itoinns, street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. WINK FIELD, BERKS. VALUABLE and mustComract Flt EEI OLD ESTATE, adjoining WINDSth GREAT PAVE.. Very ELIGIBLE and 001.11014101'S RESIDENCE, With excel:n attached and detached (Krwes, Pleasure-grounds, Gardens, sod upwards of THREE HUNDRED .IND FIFTY-ONE ACRES Of Me dew, Arable. and Wood Land, beautifully ornamented with hoe-grown Thr.ber, Farm Buildings, Cottages, &c. By Mr. 1:013INS. _ • At Garrawny's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on 'IIiLIt.DAY. June 17, 1819, at Tyrelye o'Clock, in One Lot, .A L VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD W INKFIELD PLACE, in the County of BERKS. The residence and property of STA SLAKE BATSON, Esq. about three miles from Windsor, and contiguous to the Great Park; a fine healthy part of the country, abounding with Field Sports, and in a neighbourhood highly respectable; comprising a very desirable and complete MANSION, seated on a fine Lawn, atlapted for the accommodation of a Family of the first respectability, planned with suites of gracious Apartments elegantly fitzed The Wing contains all requisite Offices, and Sersz.nts' Apart ments suitable to the .Establishment ; a large open Yard, called Stables for nine Horses, Boa Stables, Coach-houses, Gr.:nary over, Harness and Saddle Rooms, with Groom's Apartments, Earn' Yard, with Pi,gery, Slaughter-house, Poultry-kouscs, Carpenter's Shop, capital Garden, part walled and clothed with choice Fruit-trees fully stocked and cropped, 'Melon t;round, Canal, Ilea.s . re Gron:ld ornamented with thrivii:g Evert erns and Shrubs laid out with gravelled Walks. An excellent brick built harm-house, with Garden, Dairy, and Farm Buildings, Cottages and Gardens, and upwards of THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE ACRES of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land. riehlyornamentesr — with fine thriving 'limber, all lying compact, whereof nearly One Hundred sad Forty-two Acres are in hand,the remainder kt to a most respectable Tenant under an agreement. To br viewed by applying to Mr. Coles, on the Premises, where Particulars may ►e had ; also at the White Hart, Wind- aor; Sun, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt Hill ; Crowr, Slough ; Rose, Oakingham ; Bush, Staines; Bear, Reading; at Garra way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets may be bad, and where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. CtIERTSI.I", StlftßnY. FrtEruolAN CIIF.ERFUL I , LEASINT VILLA AND OFFICES, GARDENS, LAWNS, AND PLEASURE, OR( )I•NDS, rfected by a fine Stream of WATER, and MEADOW LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AITTION, By Mr. ROBI XS , - - - At Gerraway's C.offee- House, Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on Trtuasoar, the 17th June, 1212, at 12 de b, in One Lot, BEAUMONT COTTAGE, a very eligible Free hold Estate, the Property and Residence of J. H. COLT, Req. Lately altered and improved at a very coosiderabk expense, and finished in an elegant style, situate at CHERTSKY, in the county of Surrey ; a fine dry healthy spot, and most desirable property for a Gentleman fond of Field Sports, with good roads in all di rections, and a highly respectable neighbourhood. The House con tains an Entrance-}Tall, spacious Dining.pariour, capital Draw ing-rows and Conservatory, Breakfast-room, Library, Dressing room, and Water-closet ; the principal rooms fitted up with French Sashes and Stained Glass, Viranda, &c. Four neat Bed chambers, Drening-room, a Nursery, and five Rooms for Ser vants ; with excellent dontestie Mows, Cellars, &e. Stable for seven horses, Coach-houses and rooms over, Wash-house, Laun dry, Brewhouse, Dairy, &c. A convenient Farm-yard,vilth Cart horse Stable, and various Out-buiidings. An excellent Garden, walled, Grapery, Hot-house, &c. Outer Garden capital Orchard well planted with thriving Fruit-trees of t h e gest kinds. The Fisaiwre-Crounds are taiwfully Laid out, and ornamented with noble Forest Trees and Shrubs, and Stream of Running Water, Summer Houses, &r,. Su. and rich Meadow Land, ia all about TWENTY-ONE ACRE S, (Two of which are Copybold). The Purchaaor may be accommodated with .the Hnuwbold Furniture, by Valuation.—(Stages to and from London daily!) To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars of Messrs. Clarke and Grasebrooke, Solicitors; and at the Swan, Chertsey; Toy, Hampton-Court ; Talbot, Ricbthond ; Grillo, Kingston ; Bub, &aims ; Red Lion, •Hounslow; it Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golilen-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be kid, WATFORD, HERTS. • DESI RABLE RESIDENCE, With excellent Officcs, Gardens, Pleasure-Ground, Farm-Yard, Barn, &c. and about FIFTEEN ACRES of Meadow and Arable Land ; also, SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES of Meadow and Arable Land in the Common Field, and Watford Com mon Mead, adjoining the River Colne l which will be divided into Lots, with the Right of Fishery and valuably Common Rights. Cottages with Gardens, /Ice. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garmorafi Coßee-liouse, CorrikM. on Wimmasiair, the 2.3 d Jane, ISIS, at Twelve &neck, A VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Cl Land Tax redeemed. Lot One comprises a suisiTtaeiii;tiwell:built Edifice, eitied WATPORD-PLACE, finished In an ekgans manner, and in excellent repair, containing suites of spacious Apartments, hand somely fitted up, and adapted for the midenceof a Gcntkman's Fannin commanding extensive and beautiful prospects, in a fine healthy and sporting country, most respectable and genteel neigh SALES BY AUCTION. MIDDLESEX. VALUABLE FREEHELTHAM PLD and ASIIPORD. and COP (TOLD ESTATES, F• A substantial brick-built FARM-HOUSE, with Yard and Out buildings--a beautiful COTTAGE ORNEE, with Lawn, Pleasure Ground, Sheet of Water, Offices, &c.—sundry Par cels of excellent MEADOW and ARABLE LAND, up wards of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THItEE ACRES--TWO COTTAGES, with Gardens and sracious Workshop—fifteen miles from Lordon, four from Hounslow, six from Richmond, and two from Sunbury and the Thames, in a good Neighbourhood, and capital Roads in every direction. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Black Dog, at Betlfunt, on Trxanae, June 15,1819, at Twelve o'Clock, in •Lots, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD AM) COPY HOLD ESTATES of INHERITANCE of the tate Z.ICHARIAII FOX ALL, Esq. deceased, situate in the Pa rishes of FELTHA M and ASHFORD, a delightful and very healthy part of the County of Middlesex—the whole on lease to Mr. LAYTON, till Michaelmas, 1822. Lot I comprises, a beautiful, compact COTTAGE OR EE, tastefully fitted up; adapted for the accommodation of a small genteel FaMily, seated on a Lawn, with a Sheet of Water in front, with Conservatory, Chaise House, Stable, and Outbuild ings, Garden, and Pasture and Arable Land, containing :2A. 211. BP. in the occupation of Mrs. Cirantost. situate at Fcletam Hill, adjoining the road from Richmond, Hanworth, and Houn slow, to Chertsey, Littleton and Staines. Lot 2. l'v:o Pieces of MEADOW I. AND,with an exterAre Frontage. containing 4A. eft. or. opposite to Lot 1, and ad joining the road from Richmond and Hanworth to Chertscy and &aloes. Lot 3. A Substantial Brick built roomy FARM 11017 SE, situate in the village of Felthant, in the occupation of Mr. Lay :on, with a good 6.:rden, Fanit-y:rd, Bun, Stables, Cart-slant:is, &:. and sundry enclosures of Meadow and Arable Laud, con taining 18A.311.. 161'. Lots 4. 5, and 6. A Valuable Eoctnsure of Fine ARABLE I.AND, adjoining the road from Feltnani to Hounslow and Chensey, and Lot 1, containing 35A. 311. 38P. Lot 7. An Enclosure of ARABLE LAND, containing 6A. I R. OP. situate at the extremity of the lane, opposite Lot 4,5 & 6. Lot 8. An Enclosure of ARABLE LAND, containing 2A. IR. 12P. situate neatly opposite to Lot 7. Lot 9. Three Enclosures of ARABLE and P.iSTURE LAND, containing 7A. LIL 81'. situate near to Lot 8, and opposte Lot 7. Lots 10, 11, 32, 13, and - 14, comprise two Enclosures of ARABLE LAND, containing 45A. &it. 371'. situate e Fel thnin, bun uird by the Hounslow road to Teddirgton, a fine commanding situation for building, embracing very extensive and fine views, and about two miles from Hounslow. Lots 15,16, and 17. Two Brick-built COTTAGES d a WWI KSiloi ) , situate in the prefer:J.3'x part of the eirage of Ashford, occupying a frontage of also - at 11.5 fee: and 43 in depth. To be viewed by appl;ing to the Ttrizrt , !, of swum lars may be had ; at [hr. Black MT, D._ Mont ; Rusn, F.:;air.es ; Bed, at Hampton; George, 'fwickennsm ; Red Lion, Houn slow; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-:.treet, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. lIANW ELI., )1 I 1)1)I.1-:?!.:X. DESIRABLE FAMII.) : RESIDE:;CE., C;AnDEN, FLLiASt 7 RE-GBOUN1), Cl).lcii.liociE A N D STABLE, .All INILXDOW LAND. Seven Miles from Oxford Stiect. fy 31r. ROBINS, At Garrsway's Corm-house, Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, 011 THURSDAY, the 17th of .Ittne, 1819, at Twelve v'Clocit, ABOUT SIX ACRES. To be viewed ten days previous to the Sale, by "tickets only. Particulars to be bad on .the,Prernises ; at the Old Hats and Coach and horses, HanweU; Red Lion, Southall and Houn slow; Horse, Uxbridge ; Pigeons, Brentford; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge; Talbot, Itichniond; of Messrs. Bolton and Jell:ling% F.:m-court, Temple ; at Gatraway's; and of Mr. ltobins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom r.eireti for viewing may be had, arld where a I'lan of the &- tate mar• be seen. Mil: LATE hi.X. W!L!./..‘ 7.1 D0 7 .7G1...1,.5 . S OLD WINTS, SIDI:PO.11W C. PLATE, &c. &c. at WESTMINSTiIiI. ItTESSIIS. DANIEL . S7 , ITTII ald SON re q , :- 01 fully announce to the taut on San - au o.9th nf , at Twelve o . t Inc!: precisely, will lie ry .11.- - CTI . ON', without the 1.r...5t reverve, by direeti , ,n • kdministvators, at his. late Preb....r.dal li•nise, in Great 11 Wesuniaster, by sp2cieil permission, the Cellar n; 'hoice Old WINES, cc:Tim - bins about Bottles of ls I.ladeira.„ and Sherry, inclivir.g • few dozens of excpd.ii.: ;lock, Sauterne, M oselle , Cl ret, Ponte, and river elm:cc Is - .about 3000 Ounces f loderli l*ll, cornicing ,nti Sauce 'rumens, Dishes, Slivers, an e' g Fptrgre 3asket, Forks, Spoons, &c. Stc. will some hAndsoine !lee krticles ; and about Forty vinahle Cabinet I'ICITRES, he genuine Property of the Rey. WILLum Docors, Pr.' Ivy of Westminster &e. Stc. deceased. Kr On the Wed nesday previous (the tsth) and Two fol. awing Days will be Sold all the elegant Furniture, acti aunts ons valuable Household Effects. Catalogues of the whole may be had (Is. each. spun the i're; oases; at Hatchet's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Aurion Mart; nd at Daniel Smith and Son's Olkes, %%indent., and fisiaupsve :lurch-yard, City. NERVOUS DEBILITY, dm. INCOURAGED by' the uniform success atten!. ing their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of a km mesalent Complaints, which has been confirmed by the et . ience of many years in a large and extensive practice; sr:4l,k iso of the happy effects resulting to the Public from Mai ' flea confining their attention to a ceratn class of Dios , flessrs. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of S.:, rams in London, continue to direct their studies to those Os den arising from a secret destructive habit of inconsid:ra youth, which not only occasions a numerous train of toys. riff ections, but also entails on hs votaries all tie enervating tar becilities of old age. In that distressing state of debility (r ficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, cessive drinking, long residence in hot climates, cr any otl cause, by which the powers of the Constitution beefier k trebled, as regularly. educated Surgeons of London, they oft: firm, 5a1..., and speedy restoration to sound ar.d vignnns Where an early application is made for the cure of a Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of irebriety, e eradication is often completed in the short spa* of two illy and in the more advanced and inveterate stages cf Vtnern infection, characterized by a variety of painful and dittren.rt symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without re<traint diet or exercise) will insure to the Patient a perm-aunt radical cure. - The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently earned's! W or arising from the above cOmphant, have not esc4td mention ; by an infallible and improved plan, they are ,a to remove obstinate Cleats and Strictures, whither re.e-: of long duration, without resorting to the painful and d_rgercw use of the caustic bout':. To Married Fcmaies, whose etpeetations of toot: try& pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it r...a7a!sek' a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper per:eras: l e their remedies, the gineral health is Renovated, and tie menu removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively peels ia; ; cure of these particular complaints, in order that they :Ai; az marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attiche the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to E that they have been properly educated and initiated into c* 11 branch of the profession, certificates of which from suite. pitals, and testimonials from the highest professional :.uthintiNl they have to convince any inquirer. That a tniden .e in •L: wanner hemisphere of our eastern world as well as in other pars emboldens them to assert, that their researches hivieg be (05- fined to diseases already enumerated, they hold out a creole.) ef renovation to such as may labour under the &bilked getf.. - tsol a life passed under the torrid zone ; and they prawn, the t-cii pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unpiecedested caw fidence with which they have by the Public been so likr.:ll honoured. To be consulted at their house daily, personally or by by patients of either sea, with secrecy, delicacy, and :etc: , c Patients in the country are requested to state the p:-!ic...Lirs their case, age, and manner of living, inclosing a re:.r ;toff advice and medicines, and the remedies will be giver or fence ded to any part of the Kingdom. GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons, 15, anive!le-ftrce, net-street, Loodol. Just published, Tenth F•Jitin9, The ./Ects of LW E, a familiar Commeotary nn ibe Aber' Diseases. By Goss and ('o. Addressed to the Yo-th d 111:: turity of both Sexes. May be had at Id), l'aterrostw,row; fit Pall-Mall; 114, Gerrard-street 174, kleststreet and of an Booksellers, price Se. • st - AILL. DF- MAILS TIM Iter,•-Allll. ore. Dublin 2 1 i Waterford 2 1 1 Lisbon 0 France t 0 I famburgb I Sweden 0 1 'Ark Guernsey and Jersey I 0 Rolland I 0 Flandevs HIGH WATER at LONDON BRIDGE TI O W. lalcrnmg - - 58 w.f.nu:cs afore Afternoon a 16 --•—•• --- 3 —_—_ - LONDON; Printed and publielted by Laval K Mir:. Lace, Tema.fr- ii+l • SALES BY AUK Tj bourbood, with delightful Drives and W lions; Stables for ring honer, Co - .c.b-ho . • *- Dove-house, Brew-house Fru't -ram, 1. 1 . • :• * Gardens, Pleasure-Crdumls, Ent; • Barn, Stables, and Ow building s , t "•• FIFIELN Of Meadow aid Arable Land.:'! • The other Lct will comprise abort '" • of rich Meadow and Arable Laid,•.. •• . ; COli MON FIELD ard WATFODIi ..1), - - 1 • •• ,, ,• • • part adjoining the River Caine, which v.' ,•• 1 • .• ' for the accommodation of Per-La •dar, • and Cottages, with G-rdens, de-. ts., . • •• • titkng the pow-weirs so Votes for the ; • • enjoys a valtiubk Cdiumem • •. The Reside-tic , . to be vinwed T . • bad on the l'remises, of Mr. i t... ' . : the Lots; at the Essex .". t .1 : t: - \l'oolpack, St. Alban's; S• ,n, • •" • 1.• ••••••,'` ['abridge ; the Castle, Sal! Iliflit'; •-• • , ISP2WIIIey, Solicitors, l•;eN' 1: • , s. I'-• Garraway's ; and of Mr. . I sqture, of whom Ticlfets for viewing ), . • • • - - - (; REAT The ..10DE1fl: NITURF, WINES, Sideboard of han.lenne ' • •• • Grano Porto, large Pier am: Ch.ritne-. :..• •.•, I other valuable Etf-cts of the Rev. Ns .1. 1 •• late Prebend of &c. By Mr. D.IN r Et. fi".‘: Upcn the Premle ;by spe.::..ly-rnds , . May 46, and folltra itn: !)ay., by it: r . • tnrs, without • VE.IRLY the IVhele cif ea:, ve...r X e • . • 11 FES. Tn at the Pr:bend...l ilove . ;`,e ;i n , DOUGLAS, in Dean's-yard; comprising all the I • • Excellent partici:LC:: a cc.:lplet! two Drawir.g-rooms, in C.rtains, C. -h. s, Tables, brilliant Chimney and Pier Glassy. 4f Lirfe expensive Mitres, French Cluck, and a fitu-t r...l tlt capita** Dining Tablet, a Set of fourteen t7b.irs Morocco, pedestal Sideboards with figures and Ldp., and Brussels Carpets, Buok,:7l',s, eXeelitr; tore of every description. Kitchen and l3rewi-: Sideboard of valuable Modern Hate, in Tureen,, li.e .*•-• very, an Epergne Casket, Candlesticks, Spoon:, Fci2 , withes some handsome m e el7ated A pleasing of Table and Bed Linen, China, Glass, and vatio-s Fah. The House will be open for view on the i th e •t, no person will be admitted wl••hent Cam! had (is. each; upon the Premises; at the A :Iniot2 ar : I'.: Daniel Smith and Son's OfJ:rs, Madras., and . Church-rand, City. TED: Lars W!Li.T.! OLD wrcrs, PLATE, & c . at WEST)IINSTER. ITESSRS. DANIEL . S7ITTII ald SON req.. .01- fully announce to the ?ebbe that on SAITIO.':. • 29:h , 11 18;y, at Twelve o'Clocic precisely, will be ;nit by .1 UCTI . OV, without the Inas: reserve, by ditectka Administrators, at hi:slate Prebendal Ricrac, in Great 1).3r Yard, Wesuniuster, by sp2ciel pertniasion, the Cellar 4 v. choice Old WINES, comyrhing about Bottles of l'.. Madeira. and Sherry, Lochs: Mg • few dozens of excpd•ite Hock, Sauterne, M oselle , CI ret, Ponte, and (thee chute rn als - .about 3000C/twee' of Alodern car icing c, ' - and Sauce Tureens, Dishes, Slivers, an e' g ;rit Fpergre Basket, Forks, Spoons, &c. Sec. with some handsome !le Articles; and about Forty vinahle Cabinet El("fURI:.$, la the genuine Property of the Rev. Wit.Luu Doecees, Pr, - dewy of Westminster Ste. &c. deceased. gny- On the Wed nesday previous (the oath) and Two fol. lowing Days will be Sold all the elegant Furniture, aid nume- rous valuable Household Effects. Catalogues of the whole may be had (Is. each. opoo the Pre mists; at Hatchet's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Auriaa Mat; =dal Daniel Smith and Son's Mem, Windsor, and Iltshuptgate Church-yard. City. NERVOUS DEBILITY, Sce. NCOURAGED by' the uniform success atten3.• F Ing their peculiar method of treatnteot in the cure of a km prevalent Complaints, which has been confirmed by the ripe rience of many years in a large and extensive Fruitier; sez.h.,k also of the happy effects resulting to the Public from Me. it I Men confining their attention to a certain class ci Messrs. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of S.: geons in London, continue to direct their studies to those di den arising from a secret destructive habit of inoniUd.% youth, which not only occasions a numerous train of r.eri, reflections, but also entails on hs votaries all the enervating :a beci!ities of old age. In that distressing state of debility ,r • ficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, e cessive drinking, long residence in hot climates, cr arty e• cause, by which the powers of the Constitution become c trebled, as regularly. educated Surgeons of London, they fife: . firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorma Where an early applicatiou is made for the care of a cr. Disorder, frequently contracted a momer.: of inebriety, eradication is often completed in the short space of two cw... and in the more advanced and inveterate stages cf VertenJ infection, characterized by a variety of painfel and distressed symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without rvtraiat o diet or exercise) will insure to the Patient a permancet ;se radical cure. The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connect's! or arising from the above complaint, have not cuspid di , : attention; by an infallible and improved plan, they are ,a to ofl r o e n ll g lO d v u e r a obstinate tion e. L ie u e t t r s es ai ortin d Str g :(: t t u he p res' whether e ai da J To Married Females, whose etpectations of VA!: tr.d pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it 'as eso -; a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper per;c:a.:.te '2 s e use of the caustic bouai .: their remedies, the general health is ienovatid, and the aw.s ., :- ments removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively pi-et s is; cure of these particular complaints, in order that they...a:l; l . marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attsnhr• • the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themsel.rs to that they have been properly educated and into es 1 branch of the pxofession sertificates of which from vario,,, pitals, and testimonials from the highest professional suthanurs they have to convince any inquirer. That a tesiden Tin •-••• warmer hemisphere of our eastern world as well as in ether pito emboldens them to assert, that their researches having be .5 fined to diseases already enumerated, they hold out a certainl^! renovation to such as may ',thou, under the debilitati gel i' ol _ . SALES BY AUC,TI boarhood, with delightful Drives and W tions; Stables for Dove.bouse, Brew-houso, j Gardens, Pleasure-Cr,untl%, Ent Barn, Stables, and Out Acts;.: Of Meadow aid Ara!, Land. • The other lAA will compri4e :holt of rich Meadow and Arable lard, 6!.,' COSi MON HELD &Ed part adjoining the River C doe, vah,l l‘ .7 . !,,, for the accommodatilii r,f Vur. and Cottages, with Cr-nit/Is, &•. i•• •!••• titling the possewors to Vote• for th, enjoys a valoi..bh. C Besidenc• to b‘• ' T bad on the Premise., of .%'r. .1 ,_••". the Lots; at the E.'s:l Woolinck, St. Albai.'s; Uxbridge; the ('salt, Br.;wiley, th7raway's; and of Mr. strixre, of wl,um Ticlicts fie vic in. ). t... (;PEAT DEAN'S-YARD, he :%10DEIV: Nmintr, ci:!.i.. WINES, Sideboard of hanZrome C rang Piano, Isrge Pi. ras rhor n ,,, other valuable Eff-cts of the IL:v. late Prebend of tor, &c. Mr. DANIEL ti".‘ I:pcn t'.le .:fa -- 46, and follow I , - , by th tnrs, witicut VEARLY the V. ! - ,rlt. cf A I'Lt. TA at d;: Pr. DOUGLAS, in Dean's-7apt; comprisi::r Escalatt two Drawing-rooms, in C Tablet, brilliant Chimn:y at.d Pier 61.0.4•. expensive I.hutres, Frer.ch Clock, an:l a lio. capita** Dining a "-:o. t Morocco, pedestal Sidtbot:rdc with figur,.•e and Brussels Carpets, excelkrt I; tyre of every deftcription. ;,nd 13. i r ' Sideboard cf valuable )lode's seri, an Epergne Casket, , with some handsome 114t.t.d .1 I.4r:r A pleasing Collectinn of Cabinet PICTnTS, Table and Bed Linen, Crina, Glass, and vatic-s The House will be open for view on the no person will be admitted wi•hcnt had Cis. each; upon the Premises; at the A ar 1%. Daniel Smith snd Son's 0:11:cs, Winsli3r, and Chtirch-yard, City. plvt! 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