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r P" . 712.0 M LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CROWN-01;11CP.; JUNE 0. MEMBER RETURNED To sERVE IN Tlita PRESENT PARHAM:NT. .ororgli of l'ademere.—Robert Ward, of Ilyde l.odge, near Missenden, ••I the Comity of Bucks, Fsq. WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 11. His Royal Highness the Prince Regan has been pleased, In ,e name and on' behalf of his Majesty., to appoint his Serene fellness the hereditary Printe of Orange to be Lieutenant-Co .nel in the Army. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAH•OFFICk:s JUNE 11. Regiment or Dragoon Guard,—Francis Brooke, Gent. in be {Corner, by purchase. vice Fox, I%bn retiree; Cornet Itoliert Tower , / Hawley, from the 4th Dragolms, to be Comet, with. out owe? airy vice Hutchinson, promoted. d Minor S. Kelly to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice docisay, pi mooted in he l id Foot. d gloat-Cornet James Wm. Croft •to he Lienteuant, by pur elitist,erter leer, appointed to the Bth Lien Dragoons. th Rertstert of Light Dragoors—Lieutenant James John Fra aer, mom the OW West India Regiment' to he Lieutenant, vice he Co Ciivir o. t, by put ow, who e tbase„ v i ce Lord Is; Archiald Varision, Gime to b psw ich, p ro m oted. • ill Ditto--Majoc Evan Joint NPGregor urra , from the 1,e91 • root, so be Major, vice laiidasyde, who exchanges. • b th•to--Lieutet alit Denis Mahon to be .Captain of a troop, by purchase, vice Boliteiu, who retires. - to be Lieutenantsi w i t h o ut purchase, ornets John B. Kt ft.,, George lkes, and K. M. Clay. oth Ditto--Cortu t Thomas Moirgometie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jobb, promoted. 12th Lieutenant-Colonel the lion. Frederick C. Pon siniby, from the 23d Light IC/lagoons,. to be 1 itutenant-Colos ' net, w it hout pia chase ;" 01srpet Wm. Dowdall to be Lions-. pant, As ithout pure•ase ; Cornet James Chesterton to be ditto; • James Calderwood, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Dim dall. -14th Duo--Lirosenav John Townwinl to .3se Captilin of Knipe, Troop, vie.: ,dtad of his wounds; Corti& 11 m. Ps rcy to be Lit:ow:am, vice t ovetisentl„ -Ist Regiment of Foot—l..eutenant Joseph Jefferis, from the Royal Fait hittitltsex to be Bongo. W''-- w. also harson, Cr nt. to be Ensign, by yurchase,s:ce • hialony, who - 4th D. tto--Llt tit. iron Edward Rawlings, from ti,e West Suffolk Militia, to lie Ensign. atto.—bmigli Grenville Bradford to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Huey, who resigns Ditto—Litioenant Lewis Bowen, from the Royal Carmar then Militia, to hi Lieutenant. eth eve Lieut.-Colonel Pefer Tk is. Robert um to be . Listeenant-Culunel, wi bout purchase ; Captsie 'lloolas Buck to be Iviajor, 'rev Kuberton ; LietiteuantMi chae it:st lrait: to he Capiaiti or a Company , V!Ct Buck; Buie Damao; gait to be Lieutenaut , vice kutzGerald ; Kidman, Gent. to he Entio, vice Flanagan; Andrew Robert Charlton, Gyms. to be ditto, without purciosee, vice Willatts, prom Med n the ITtil Foot. 13th Dofo—Quarter Master John Kemple, from the m 6th Ga , • sort Battalion io be Adjutant (with the rack ut Lip), vice Bell, deceosetl. .25.11.1.nu0--Quartes Master John Smith, from the 321 Foot, to lie Quarter 'Master:vice Charles, who exchanges. %hi Dirto--Quarter Master Edward Chat les, from the Sada Foot, to be Quarter Matter, vice. Smith, who exchanges. 35th Ditto--Luttuant Ceirocross Nesbitt, from the nth Garr!- , son Battalion., to lie Lieutenaot, vice Howard, who exchanges; Enstge Angus M.PliersOn to be Lieutenant, vice Seinpliill, de. ceased; John Ripley, Gent. to be Ettsigu, vice Nl' Pherson. Ditto--Vleetenalit Donald Grant, jun. front the Inverness Mania, to be Elision. „Ibto.Ditto--inevet Major William Smith, from the 102 d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Vyvyan, who exchanges. 55th Dao--Lieutetiaut Joseph Dover, from the Cumberla fronm d Militia, to be bosigo ;„„basign George William Ktveley, the Royal Wtatmoreland Alsuua, to be kusio. , 69th Ditte.--Eniago Luke Glover tino,. from Use fife Militia, to bc Ensign: litli-Ditti.—Lieutenint Richard Davis., from the Royal East Misitilests Militia, to be lanargo. Vlti; Ditto—Lictitciiaut Penal. Baird io be Captain of a Com pany, Without purchase; Emsi.,;n Peter Willatts, trona the btu Pout, to be Litutenan:, without purchase PLusigu Charits W. 'Hill to be Litutenant, vice bead. 75th Ditto—busigh Alexander Brodie to be Lieutenanweithout purchase,ki vice !Wives, promoted in the 77th Foot ; busio John arquis, teem the imerriess Militia, to be bosign. 79th Ditto— i homes Harkness, (;.nt. to be Kemp, by purchase, Mice Ni`DOOBOI, pritlitMcd in the 7ith Foot. fflotii Dittia--Rolnrc Chapman, Lieut. to be Ensign, without put. chase, vice Barlow, who resoms. .03d Ditto--Lheuteuant William Valentine Graves, from the bre ' Militia, to be tos•go. 96th Ditto—Losion John Cosset, from the Susses Militia, to be Second Lieutecaut. 39th Ditio-ohlajor-General the Honourable Montagu Mathew from half-pay of the 11ath Foot, to be Colonel, vice the bar! of Laudall, resigned. 10Stl Ditto —Captain W mitts/milt Tinge, from the Nra Scotia Fent:Mies, to be Capta i n of a Company, vice Lewis o , who ex- changes. 103 d Ditto Major John Handaside, from the Bth Light Dra goons, to be Major, vice bouriay, who exchauges; Captain Thomas V ) vyan, trom the 50th knot, tube Capt.i:t of a Cour pil, vice Sm ith, who exchanges; Lieu te nant the Hon. Henry Frede.ic • Casiipton Cavendish, 1101:11 the st4th Light ,Uragounii, to be ditto, by purchase, vice Crauturd, who retires.. 6th We.t.liona ILegion.nt—Lieutenaut Robert Le pion, from ier, the 7th Light D ra g oons, to be Lieutenant, vie brin oho exchanges. York Light lufantry Volunteers—Lieutenant Fraocis Joh euantn Cox - to be Captain-of ompany, without purchase ; 1 4 ieut Kip chard Ctompton, trona the 911 i Font, to be ditto. 6th Uarrison battalLieutenant 'llturnas Howard, from the 95th Foot, to be I.ieutenant, vice Neibitt, who exchanges. Nova'Scotia Fencibits—Captain Francis Lewis, from the 10r'd Foot, to be Captain of a Compaq, v i c e Tougei who exchanges. Goithiso9• Serjeant Worf_ley, trout the 39th Foot, to be Town setd lutaitt of Messiva,. vice Doyle., appointed Quarter -:Master ul • she Sath foot. BREVET. Lieutenant -Colonel William Dacus, on ltalf-pay of the Somerset Pericibles, to be Colonel in the Ai my. Lleutenant-Colonel William Johnson, Inspecting Field (Meer of / the Militia iu Canada, cob.; ditto. lord Fittroy James Henry Somerset, of the 433 Foot, to be fyir.jor in the Army. Captain Burgess Cionac, of the 18th Foot, to be ditto. STAFF. s ts rgeoll Johti.Fooler, from Halt-pay, to he Surgeon to the Forces. l'u be Hnspital-Nlates for General- Service —W 'Mani Henley, Matthew Bendy , and John Hawkins Divie, Gentlemen.' Royal Corsican Rangers. be Lleutenants--Eiwigns RedmondoCorbara,Kaailit z, Anti Agostini, Joseph Cuppon, Christian Many, Ludwig Von Bibra, and J. N. Guidon; and Lieutenant J. if Zerbi, frmi the Sicilian Regiment. Lf o be nuisne--Volulitter Reale Pagans, vice Corhara • Vo lunteer Cusmo Gush - an!, vice de Kanipts ; Gerulami Gent. vice Agostiiii ; Ensign D. A. Petette, crow the Greek Light Infantry, vice Cuppon ; Francisco-Salvatelli, Gent. vice , M ac y; Voluntee r Lui g i Rigo,. vice Von Bibra; Serjeaut- Major G. A. Vincente, vice Gilitton. The King's German Legion. Battalion of the Line —Ensign David Vredertck de Bachelle to be Lieu:enant, vice &lefties, who DUU : e rtires. MEMORAN 'The appointment of DNtOr Waller to be Physician to the i;arftion of Portsmouth, as slated in the Ga:ette of the 4th inst. ' Mu' not taken place. Eu.ign Arsilibuld, of the 7241 Foot, is superseded , being absent without. leave. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Jenkins, late of Prescot-street, Goodman's-fields, 311%; 411esex, upholsterer, dealer and cliapinail. BANKRUPTS. r iorn as Ray, of Upper T hames-street, London, s tationer, &Ott .„,„d drAymaii, ( c opartner with Thonaas Poulter,) to surrender du c la, and July 113, at ten, at Guildhall. fluorides, ' Nlewirs. fiall and Drake, Salters . 31A11, Cap:mu-street. 1 ,1 Samuel Goodbody, of Horse-Ferry-Ro:.,l,Westmirstex, coach-- smith, June 15, 29, and July 23, at ten.at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fream,,of Oct at Queen-street, Liocchaes-Inn-Fields. Edward Farrar, of Halifax, Yorkshire, I ;rocer, dealer and chap- Wall, June 20, at tour, Jure 27, and July 21, at ten, at the al hot Inn, Ilalilax. Anoraks. Mr. Hodgson. 15, Surrey-street, Strand, London; or Mr. l-catcherd, Halifax. Esther Joseph, now er late of Bury-street, Wit. Mary Axe, l.on eon, merchant, (partner with Simeon Nathan Joseph and Na than Jesepk, of the same place, niertl:ants,) Jesse 12, at tee, June 114 and July 23, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Teesdale, Merchant Taylora'-14all, ••Iltreadneedle-street. Henry Pitt, of Dudley, Worcestershire, innkeeper, dealer and chapinan, June 21, at four, June .2.5. and July 23, at eleven, at the Littleton Arms ban, Penlar dge. Attornies, Messrs. Anstice anti Cos, Inner Temple, London or Mr. Bourne, Dudley. fames Johnston,late of Liverpool. merchant, dealer and chap man, July 3,4, and 23, at one, at the Glohe Tavern, John stret4, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Charles Bird, Liverpool; or Mr. '1 homas Windle, No. 1, Jelin-street, Bedford-row, Lor.Jun Fund+ Hardenberg, of Mount-street, Grosvenor-agnate, Mid dl sex, statuary, dealer and chapman, June 18, at eleven, June and July 3s, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorines, Messrs. 4urridge, No. 66, Hatton•Garden. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • ASCOT HENVH . RACES. • MST DAY, TUESDAY, JUNE 11. Ws Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas, hy Hunters, the best of three 4-mile heats; four years old to carry Ilst. 21b. five ytar olds I Ist. Sib. six year aids list. 121 b. and aged 12st. mares tube allowed sib.• Mr. Stirling's b. b. Sturdy, S yrs old - 31 1 Mr. Churchman's b. g . Warfield, 5 yrs old • 1 2 2 • Mr Milton's ch. h. by Teddy, a yr* old .• 2 dis. Mr Smith's gr. g. Oral Neptune, 6yn old • 4 dis. 6t04 on Sturdy-2 to 1 against Teddy.—Goo.l cuing. A Sweepstakes of 100 guineas, Is. ft. Colts art. 71h. Ches/A.llb. I ' The winner of the Derby or Oaks to casry - 51b. extra. The New Mile. --- c. Wellington, by Walton - .- 1 Sir F. Standisies c. by Trumpator - - 2 Mr. Lake's e. by S o rc e rer - - - 9 Nine other Hor.es were named, but did not start. 11 to Bon the winner'-2 to 1 agst Wellington. 'Pier Oatland Stakes, to start at the Queen's Stand, and go once round, for horses of all ages, two year olds excepted; Sys. 20gs. a:td fOge ft. Ten guineas paid for Litchfield, aged Pst. Ilb. Windsor, 5 yrs old, Bst. 41b. Cambric. 4 yrs old, stst. 31h. JeroNciam, 4 yrs old, Bst. fllh. Hephestion, 4 yrs old, 84t. 21b. e. by Sir Peter, darn by Volunteer, 4 yr, old, test. i lb. Julian t yrs 7st. I 21b. 1 Mr. Dilly's bL h. Japan. :; yes old, Itst. side. H. R. H. the Duke ol I ok.'s Britannia, 5 yrs old, Sit. 131 b. I Duke ot bititlatki's Saiva or, 5 yrs old, Bst. 91b. - 3 Lord C. H. Sontersil'a No. Amnon, 3rs old, 9st. tub. - 4 Marmlun the fa. oarite-4 to I sgst the winner. The second and Last Ye a r , of the Itenewed Sweepstakes of lOgs.. each, for all ages; 1 yr olds to carry 7.t. PP). 5 yr olds sat. 51b. 1 6yr olds, Bst I Ilb. add aged 9st. Nl:ll . es to he allowed sib.— I 1 'lo start at the bald-mile post on the New Mile, and go once) round, about two miles and a half. Maripiis Cornwallis names Mr. Sadler's Rumba, aged 11 Mr. Ladlaulte's hr. m.Trinibush, G yrs old - - 2 Mr. B. Craven names Mr. Batson's Gift, 6 yrs oil . s Sir C. Bunbury names Mr Newnhant's gr. h. St. Aaderes, by St. George, 6 yrs old - - 4 ~: Two . to one on the field. - • H. R. H. the Duke of York, Lord G. H. Cavendish, mid L. Kinnaird, are Stibieribers, but,.hav,e not named. None of the Royal Family were present except the Doke of York. . . Ter R FNlEw...—Further particulars : the different roads from the Metropolis to Wimbledon were com pletely blocked up before 10 o'clock, and arrriages attempting to pass by Putney, were compelled (as the only chance of reaching the point) to return and proceed along Battersea bridge; from whencetoWim• bledon carriages could only proceed at a foot-pace to the ground, and many serious accidents occurred. The day being uncommonly fine, several parties took the advantage of proceeding by water, and the River, from Westminster to Petney bridge, was ac tually covered With boats, so that the scene, both bf land and water, was perhaps ;one of the most en. livening ever witnessed. We regret, to have to add, that several persons on foot were trampled on by horses and materially injured, and we's:cud of others being huri from the discharge of - the artillery. Many riders were dismou,tcd, one of whom, in particular, dislocated his shoulder. A horse that had been taken from a carriage standing near- the artillery, at the , lower end of the ground; 'took fright at the report of the cannon, and galloping through the line, overturned a light-hotseman, and trampling upon him, unfortu nately beat out one of his eyes. A gentleman, also, while stepping into his carriage, the horses running away at the firing of the guns, had his leg broke in two places. Colonel ROBINSON, of the Westminster Volunteers, was - in the act of giving the word of command to the regiment, for marching to head-quarters, when his horse (from fright at the sudden beating of the drums) reared perpendicularly, and fell back waed on him, by which the Colo.iel was dreadfully hurt. He was car ried, in a state of insensibility, to Lady Ga s at-troasesi on Putney Heath, where, by the skilful assistance of the medical officers of the corps, he was sufficiently , recovered to be conveyed, late in the evening, to town. He is now considered out of danger. Among the various accidents that occurred, Lord Eardley had the hind pannel of his carriage broke through by the pole of the Earl of Bridgewater's car riage which came with great force against it. The limit after stray horses, by the Videttes, created a great deal of laughable confusion. After the Review of the Infantry and Cavalry, the Horse Artillei y were exercised before his Royal Highness, 'and went through their difficult manoeu vres with the utmost precision. His Royal Highness and suite then partook of an elegant entertainment at the cottage of Lord Yarmouth ; and the issiii: • crowds of the morning, formed masses of returnable goods at night. The ?mixt rode his favourite grey charger, wore the cordon bleu, with the Star of the Garter over his Field Marshal's uniform, and, by his graceful deport ment, gave a princely lustre to the military character. Louts XVIII. was one of . the spectators of the Re view on Monday. • He joined the PitiNce RKG ENII soon after his 'arrival uron the ground , and was in ! t close conversation with h m for some time. A dull dog-cart driver had a fling on Monday at the I four-in-hand bucks, by observing, that they vers. • ; beginning to change their motto from Lang-up to I dun-up! in Lisbon, according to the latest accounts, a couple of fowls sell for from 16s. ra 18s.; a turkey, six doi.l lars ; bad salt butter, 2s. 9d. per lb. ; one onion, w' three halfpence ; sack of charcoal, about-14s. ;to oranges for three halfpence.; a bottle of sour country wine, 2s. 64. ; and every housc inflated with poor people half starved. SALEAUCTION. BY A 1 . SURREY. *UPPER GROSVENOR-STMT. The MANOR of toont4u BECK '4, In the pariah of Stristham CAPITAL TOWN 'REsIDENCE, with fIPtICES; GARDEN, i wult the Fines, Heriots,and Quit rents, capital 'lltnbtr, Etc. • i COACH-HOUSES, STABLES,' etc. By Mr. ROBIN, I By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, To-morrow, June i s, at Twelee, In One Lot, At Gartaway's Coffee-house,'Change-Ality, Combat, To-atoa- A VERY Valuable ESTATE, the MANOR o f ROW , the lath of June, 1011, at 12 o'clock, ../ A. TOOTING BECKS; tompriaing the Lord's Right in the A SPACIOUS LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. lanned wi f t o h r t a h u e a a c cc hc om d nanda lind t tk ion tae :r d a Fa mily o o f f tl.. a e n fi d rst '%c r l t4ec : 6n ii:2 Copyliolds, Copyhuld 'limber, Coirimon, aild Waste-Lands, of the Manor, with the fines, hectors and quit rents; and also the P whole of the full-grown and - other Timber thereon, ctinsprising bility ; with large Garden, Coach houses, Stabling, Ike inns : in upwards of 12UD Oaks, Ehtis, Beech,Sycamore, Cheviots, Poplars the South side of Uppir G rusvenur-street ;We the Rk...SIDLNCE and Pollards. . of a NOBLEMAN deceared. Particulars may be had at the White Lion, Streatham ; Wheat The principal part of the elegant Household Furniture may be Sheaf, Tooting ; King's Arms and Greyhound, Croydon ; King's bad at a valuation. Head, Mitcham; Inovzh, Clapham ;of Metes. Browne and Go- Tis be viewed with tickets', particulars on the Prenii.es ;of !robed, Solicit( rii, Norfolk-street, Strand; At Garraway's, and of Me.ere. Oldie and Foster, Carey street ;at Garrsway's ;sod „j I Mr. Robins, Wartlick stroet,Golden-square. Mr. .Robins, 'Warwick-strett, Gilden-square, of whom tick-ts f or viewing may be had. .. • • HUNIINOIX)NSHIRE. • C A SE.' Eligible Compact Frerlinld Estate, s e ar Seven Hundred Acres, MHONIAS LAMB, of .12,Neti Newenham-street, lAttle Gadding, near Stilton, Thrapeton, atc.--Deairable Pro perty for investins Money.—liy Mr. ROBINS, -1 1 - Eti6tware-road, was aff:cted four or fi ve years with opus: solar Eruption, the hat appearance of which Iva. in Ms tact ALT . ba the nd u ti s ; u a a l l ici pe t ri keL it o s f r t read he ye u ar vlr w h h is en bo i d ien y A di tut aus Chels are •n a i l l,;:tz • At Girraway's, To-morrow, June IS, at •IWelve, In One Let, • A VERY Valuable and Improvable F KEEL-10113, ..g. A: : . liiSTATE, comprising two exc.iient Dwelling Houses, gravatwi, the soles of his feet wrie so covered that he was %ma* saillsKartia„Gardrus, Bart*, Stables, awl various Out-buildings, to wa lk ; !Wing no relieflruni his medical advisees, lie applied and ' 0 Tenements, and sundry Enclossrsa of Meadow, ran- in lune, 11110, to the Tlispen - sary, 15, Soho square; astilby taiii..4 cure, Arable, end Wood Laud, near Seven Hundred Acres, all e ,PII...II.IRT'S PATILOT ANTISCORIBUTIC Dimes, whieti ht. his lying compact, and in a, good state of cultivation ;in the occepa. not now relinquished, all his symptoms areresooved, and Ws own i tion.tat Mr. Thomas Itlowfield, hiesits. Lades and 13.voker, and words are,' i sin petfectly recovered:' His cntoplection is puke. i others, at rents amounting to .C 741 per annum, capable *lama- and his A tature has the appearance of being ezhausu:d by inswing derable increase, situate at ; i tt le Giddiog, 4tear Stilton and A l- beyond his strength, and the chief twat of bas disease scented tube conbury, in the Couisty.of Huntingdon, near good Markets and a defect in the digestive Organs; whkb were considerably deranged. excellent Roads, being a must desirable Estate for T-rustees to , in Scrilphula, the powers of this medicine are most Bell, Stestraordl- Invest M tain o , n i e i y u , ntingAiwi 3 . swan, May be viewed by applying to Mr. Blo wfield, or Messes. Lad •As there are nu meroui counterfeits, picase to ask for Spilstsery s sad Booker, the taunts , where Particulars may be had ; and at ~ r, land, S tilton ; George . Stamford and Buckden ; ot e venage ; Wilke Horse( Pal- Patent. Ant iCorisut ic Drops, with tbei r eing's duty printed t o bladr An ink, in of ss. Sd. doubt: bottles 10s. milliner Li lc duty included. Compound Entente Si. Dispetisa:y, 15, zolto•square, Loudon. dock ; of Mr. Ty n dale and Mr. Groom, lacol in's iii -fields ; of r . nary, and the numerous cures gi'alL us dtlid" "FinillinlY. Mr. Beller, Stamford ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, • Warwick-stretti, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may ha st.tn. NORFOLK. Capital FREEHOLD and Tl I'HE-FREE ESTATE,MANOR. and nearly •Fwelve hundred Acre' of Land, in a ling feite&i adjoining Walsingtiant, aad within four miles of the Sea-port Town of Writs. _ By Mr s . ROBINS, At Giveaway's, To-morrow, June hi, at 1 2 , in Four Lots , A VERY Valeible FREEHOLD and TITHE -1 -IL FREE EsTATE ; conapriene the Manor of Egmere, with a capital Farm-house, Yards, Gal de,ts, and all necessary Out buildings, . ailirs House, Shcplwrd's . cottage, Blacksmith's and Carpenter's Ibup, and sundry e nclo4ures of rch Pasture anti Arable Land, containing in the whole by estim tioa One Thou sand One Hundred and Eighty-eight Acres,' all lying compact, and in a ring-knet ; situate near to Wilsitigham, and within four utiles Of the port of Wells, a great Corn Market. The Lands are in a high state of cultivation, anal surrounded by thriving 1 fences, bounded on the Fast b y the highroad from . New Wal singlam to liolkham, abd on the West by the road from Faken ham to Well;, In a hue part of the County , cularly well situate tor preserving game, oiii with wh o i l To be viewed by applying on the premises, win-it: particulars may be had ; at the Black Lion , Walsingharn ; Fierce, Wells ; Crown, Fakenlam; Cltecquers, Brandon ; King's Hea d, Nor wich ; Rant, Newmatket • Angel, Bury; Creown, Hocktrdl ; Of Mr. Gillman, Solicitor, Hingham; Norfolk; at Garraway's ; and worfekb, th e and neigh bourhood part abounds. The whole 3 tiow let t o a res p ectable tenant. of Mr. Robins Waroick.street, Golden-square, where a plan of :Le Estate nay be seed.. . - . . _ NEAR EXETER, DEV43I-Fligible Family Mansion, with ONces, licked; Dwelling-Hoses, Farm-House, Cottage*, brehardslartn,Mtd utias. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, Tia-inorrow ' June la. at tairelie, 'name Is-, A- VERY .Desirable FRIEHOLI) ETA'I:4 I and-Tax redeemed, Cowley-place, the Property and late Rmldence of W. Lteasoi, Esq. costs rising a capital Mansion, erected within a few years, of a handsome elevation, double bowed front; anti stuccoed, planned for the accommodation of te Gentleman's Family, with Offices of all descriptions, coach houses. and stables, excellent kitchen-gardens, walled. hot and green-houses, seated on a beautjtul eminence, commanding ex tensive views of she river Rae, and the rich valley to the Chan , net, surrounded by thriving plantations, Lawns, and stelncks in tersected by gravel-walk- and rich hingitig-woods;& - idng to the river. At a abort distance a neat Cottage and Dairy,, elegantly Breed up, with curious old ehira, &c. a garden, plantation.* &e. a cold bath, supplied with fine spring water, farm-yard, with out-buiklings, and rich meadow land; the whole near fotty acres, In hand. Also a compaceßesteiente, with officei, gar dens, and land, about scree• acres, hi the possession of Air. lb betson, on lease; an excellent Farm House, with barns, stables, es-stalls, and various out-buildings, capital productive orchards and sundry enclosures of rich pasture, marsh, arable, and wood lands, about one hundred and six acres, all lying compact, and beautifully diver.i6ed by bill and dale, in possession of Mr. W. Carter, whose term expires at Michaelmas, 1812: sundry Cottages and Gardens, let to tenants at will. The whole Estate upwards of One Hundred and Fifty Acres, all lying contiguous to the Mansion, and bounded on the East by the river Eire, which abounds with fine salmon, trout. &c. the situation dry and cheerful, distant only two miles from Exeter on the road to Cre s diton and Barnstaple, forming together a most desirable property for a Gentleman. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Chown, Gardener, at the ledistsion, where particulars may be had ; of Mr. Colerid ge, and New London lint, and lintel, Exeter; King's Arms, Liskeard; Fountain, Plymouth Dock ; Hotels, Plymouth and Weyinootit ; hire Hart, and Antelope, Salisbury ; Swan, Wells; King's Head. Briegewater; Principal Inns at Taunton; White Rath; Buds, Bristol ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golieu-square, London, where a Plan of the Estatd may be seen. ISY HIS kAIES'IY'S ROYAL LET l'ERb PATENT. LEA KE's Genuine PILLS, so justly funtolL for their superior efficacy in curing every degree and' &Intl:tont of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, lee. without theft:se:mei er restraint of diet, is au easy, expeditious, Sale, and secret man ner. One small tasteless Pill is "dose, its operations inipatep. table, and requiring no particular attention. 10 15 drys they generally cure those cruel Disorders ; and where they fail in that time of perfectly testoring health, the pa tient has the happy assurance that he or she Is at tit eve of being so restored, let the degree of.nadigneney be ever ea great. It is an exceliney peculiar to those Pals, to make directly to the eemplainthg part, and enter into contest with the offending matter, which they speedily dielodee and expel. They are deck red by experience to be a preserver of health, so aired as a resto. tar, by taking only eight shish: Pills Spring aad eilfinevery year. In short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to them, that whatever he promised himself from them, they were sure to fellli and exceed, as tbou:h impatient of immortal and universal fame• These Pills are most worthy a place in the cabinets of Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, for that they will keep good in all climates any length of time, and that they heel now borne the test of near 60 years, with increasiug credit to 11 themselves, and honour to theis author, insomuch that during the last eight years they have radically cured upwards of 40,000 per sons, many of whom had been discharged from Hospitals where salivation keel been frequently repeeted, and all other methods made use of without effect. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TNOMA• Teri.oa, Member of t he ReyalColit ge of Surgeons in London ,at his house No. %-„ New Bridge-street; where he will give advice, without a Fee,to persona taking these Pill., and will answer Patients Loo ters, if post-paid, on the seine terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own pari leder request, by the Proprietere during the course of more t h at 40 years, that he has had the con. dueling dfai eitensive Bibb of the above medicine, and the erac , rice arislinetherefiuni. 'fley are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, Nos S 5, St. Alban . .-entet, Pall-null; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox ford-street; Mr. Dishorough's, No. 7, Itih.finkvt-Hili, nearly opposite the Manxman; tad by one Person in evericonsidtrable town in englaod, &t. is Boxes of only ft 9a. each, wakd up with full and plain directions, whereby persues of either acs any, cure themeless with ease turd secrecy. N. B. Evety Box said in Cheat Britain Is sealed up with a stamp, is which, by Carousal the Commissinnees,i s printed at the Seen; - Office 14 - T. Taylor, No. e, New Bridge-street."to imitate wine") is felony, sad all °thereat* couture heit. • • . SOCIAL 14APPMESS. . . s "StIARRiA.GE shouldbe the foundation of Social HaPPinnee. wblth is often dieutked through the parties that form the union pot taking those precautions which would se-. ,Sure them the ellitteiroott of that great domestic blessing. People of every rank pa/ adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but where .the toustitutisin has been tainted by disease,. or debilitand by.a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovatiow of stale:n a previous to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders have contribute d more essentially to destroy Hytr,c neat happiness that those which are the consequence of ungtarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced kiessrs. CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct their teil.• dies and pr.sctke excluaively to the treatment and care of thelle- • 'tercel Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the desonctive hal , it of the Inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on these diet ratter Debilities and Deficiencies Ono turvent or embleer the Matri monial state. The 'successful result of their plan, gives tle:o additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these compla ...., winds are the moat important in the catalogue of hunial he... mitie'. It belowesevery person who has indulged in this sell tary vice to seek relief by consulting Professional men of er ••- nence and honouroo which Messrs. CURRIE and CO. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of unto ntredicted facts. In professing the cure of then contpLitas, they hold mit no inducement to vice ; but sensible as all r.na ESSEX, ON THE SEA COAST. . must be of the existence of such calamities, they offer roar CAPITAL ESTATES, upwards of Sive Hundred Acres, Ma. antstance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Colleges non, Free Warren, Fisheries, Rectorial Tithes, Manor and of Surgeons of Louden and Edinburgh. Slight rad raced Fares -houses, Cottages,fte. betweetritayleigh and South End. limes of Syphilitic infection are radically cured in the share By Mr. ROBINS, space of two days. Those of the most stheinate duration, otth At Garrawars, To-morrow, June IS. at 12, In One Lot, 1 aeobstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the hoots, aloes. A VALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD sc .. e c. n u tie e m p: n nl:f t T e nt fi ly u a t ndspralily cur ed. Seer l Nal .....lt respectability have bee:ender the are di . 1 . 3 t- ESTATE; comprising the Lordship or Manor of Bentheet, te alias the South Br ore's ; and the Manors or reputed Manors of : Messrs. Currie and Co. Cie thk rem oval of come hints of the ere thra, strictures, dec. and having received a rzilical and osertirost H o pe's 'Wyke, Shore's Wyke, Monk's \k'yke, and Sounder ' s c , resriest that referetsces may be made tothem as satiriletaff Wyke, extending over many Thousand Acres of Laud, . dences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Carrie tool CZ* Court's Lett, Court's Baron, and customary Courts, Fin74i,lll:- evi den ce ✓iots, and Quit-rents, Free Warren, and all Riahts, Royalties, plan of m a:menr • in to an ye ars , anti were under the care of Messrs. Home, Hes and Privtlez..s thereunto belonging 'rhe very eligible Freehold Many attire se frtulenten had strictures from. iisi le an d other surgeons of equal eminence, who atter:rot t.states, co st ing of Kent's-hill Parm,' cot:tali `..g upwards of h . ' by the l• • f the I ar caustic without setc:ess. Three Hundred Acres of rich Mt slow, Pasture, Arable, and t M e e ir ss c r ur C e „ere ..til p do cat h ‘ a o v n e ° selected " th e folio:via, _letter frese Wood Laud, with an eltedient. h allow, Farm Hoye. and Offices, gardens, yards, barns, stables, and various nut rid g e iu pos. th e ma b ny they . are 0:44 . reerivandir gen . deinen fetilFaiOZ: t i4 t w : thanks for their restoration to sound and ',genets h ea l t h . . session, and on lease to Mr. Charles Knightsbridge, except the sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a Nolde Lads she ..`c . - Wood; also the Manor House, called south Bentleet-hall, with laboured under this distressing and p ainful niala4 tor ten yeas gardens, orchard, barns, stables, and out-buildings, and upwards of pee Hundred and Eighty-five Acres of Arable and Pasture he had been under the care of sevand surgeon' , iif profesieea' Land, fatty Acres of which are Salt Marsh, in possession and ' eminence none of whom afforded lute permtnent react; bat from the *evertor mode of treatment adopted zed perseed 4 rf on lease so • Messrs. Cur: it and Co. he recetwod a radical cure iv the short The whole of this Estate Is within a ring fence, divided only i ,„.,, p i ono nano & by the public road ; the Lands are in a high sate of cultieatiou, ' ht imootED w o mi O 4 , w h o h ave long been c a saFr ieted Se The Impropriate Rectory of South llemfhwt (except the Vicarage their expectation, of a family. may be assured 'hat in men re and the Advowson of the same), with all the 'lithe , %sleuth and stances such defects are curable by medical dll; 8 , 1 al'holliL . Pulse in the Parish, which contains trpwar ‘ cls of 'Three Thousand the removal of such impediments be an object of doubt an.luncet. Five Hundred Acres: these Tithes (excepting. those of the two tainty with ethers, yet the cure' of such defer'', by the gr: , toe; Farms above-mentioned, which are let with them) are in hand. progress of 4 - 1 ,,,, ea .,1 0 .„, ~, y i, eaege te e ey e et of their etreethce• and collected in kind, producing about Seven Hundred Pounds Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients ot tido pe- annum,, and are highly improvable. South Demileet Is three Ste, wish the greatest ..etrer.x.auti lbw lone, at their hock:. No miles front Rayleigh, eight front South End, thirty-three from • 107, B aktoo _ aa d ,_, ca pa, lesion b e r ,, r _ , .. , .. ....""" London ; commanding extensive and beautiful views of the River Tas• * ' ' e: - 1.- -1 --. -••••,-.••••••"•••••"'"'. Thames, the Counties of Kent and &Ott, with the great *dean- HIGH WATER' Al' LONDON B111)(Di l'O-M .KL "' age of water carriage to the London Market; l To be viewed by applying to Mr. Charles Knightsbridge, Kent . Morning... ........ .... ......... . s o aihntes .if,er 6 •r• Hill Farm, Rayleigh, 01 whom Particulars may be had; at.,ths Afternoon ..... ......... .....—...... • .52 minutes aocr ~ . _ 'Lei-MORROW. - Hotel, South End ; the Inn, at Rayleigh ; New Ship, Rochefort! ; Crown, Billericay; White Hart, and Cups, Colchester; teaks . • 3 " nws sun sets ° 1 Macil 4141. Boy, Chelnitiford ; White Hart, Rumford ;at Gerraway's o eI 4 nt:rvit,..lfter 16 aild ~4 5.ptittuteat after S 1 L 5 minutes a fters ____________.. of Me. Robins. Warwloliestreet. Golden-square,• where a Pla 1 ONIN)N t Prin•eli an , l pubb! Led by Leyte Ka%r. at the ST OS it tie &Me any bee ma. • ' • . • ' Ossids, No. 1, Careyestrer, and at the Oalue,-.'olc,tr 6e. _________......i.........'"i -