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Just published, the Say-aurtli Edition, price ts. bound, WA LKINGAME'S TUTOR'S ASS I STANT; being a Compendium of Arithmetic. and a • CoMplete .famition..Book ; with an Appendix on Circulating Decimals. London I Printed for Geo. 11. Whlttatif ; 'Lotman and 'Co. To Cadaill; C. 'and 1. Rivington ; Baldwin and Co.. Harvey and Darla); glimplin and Marshall; and T. Baker. • Of whom may be had, A Ear to the Lase Kowtow of Watetinane's Tsrroa's:As viarant. By T. Hewitt. 12mo. price 3s. OA. bound. S. Booc-taxento by Sums Ea car ; containing the molt ap and wimple method of keeping a Tradesman's Books, with pramical Examples, intended as a Aupplemem, to Waltingantes Aettemetic, linno. price Is. • 4. The Asonatater's Antrum", being a compendium of Ai- Zebras upon the platy of WAhingantea Arithmetic. By James Barris, Baker of the last Baden at Walkinglnsaes Arithmetic-- 22nm price 41. bound. Printed tor Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria•lane. rro mpti n t will open this Volume without wishing to penile it through Out ; nor'can she arrive at the conclusion without being be nefited bi the author's temarks."—New Muntblx Magazine. ROYAL ZXCEIANGL► ASSURANCE, • SWIM& *OR 'PROilari NG THE ENT,Anbgbikisnr AND.:llluLinNa OF CAI U EMUS AND CHAPELS. ram:aim, • -• - - His Royal Highness the , Doke of YORK.- . . repulsion., ' • His Grate the Archbliarop of CANTERBURY. T HE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this Society, held at the Freemasons Tavern, on the 25th of Iday, was numerous and most re4seetablc. • . . . • The Report skewed how stretch pod the..Scriety has been le: . struntental in effecting, with means comparatively small. It made grants in 395 cases, and by the expenditure of : 86,1401. been iestrumental .ht providing an increase of. aecoluatod*on Churches and Chapels -to the amount of 113,714. sittings.. Of number' 11:4,441 are for th i e:4iseas . gi by the Society i rsiglpme.katiated its finances ; and *yet, steel . • I the intivred a decreasing population of tke coloitti,,that Cti ' .‘ ,Wh . ro a much greater eatent is still required. Applications . even more nOmerous now than they were at any former nerindj but unless the Public, wiluipe aid is eirne t tttptrt4edi , and. ilef whom 'the Society depends (fir it is sopperfeafiktireiy . by valuers's** contributions); shall•eupply the means, assistance can be no ion afforded. ThesPasitaiqentary Grants are specifically appropriatesi to the building .f rii4djtion al Churches, and in places where the population exceeds 4000 persona, they cannot be applied • to improve, enlarge, or rebuild.• • These are the great objects of this Society; and these objects have been promoted with no inconsiderable suc '6EISS during the seven years of its existence. It has opened the doors of the Established Church to thousands who were before ex cluded (rum * jeining in its worship. Will not, then, the friends of 1 that Church °ohm forward and enable the Society to continue useful exertion? His Majesty has been graciously pleased to make a donation of 10001. and the ComMittee cannot but indulge the lUspe that the example of the Sorereign will be followed by hie subjects in every rank of life, for every pound that is subscribed will be the means of furnishing an additional sitting. They can appeal to the good which has been already done in vaiious &car by supplying the spiritual wants of the population. They may venture to say, that the interests of religion and morality cannel be more.effectually promoted than by the support and emostrago. Moir of this Society. Amount ulreltdy advertised, as received since Don. Ann. October, 1894 . • . £8,788 8 • .52 8 0 The Lord Bishop of Ozford (3d) 160 0 Her Grace the Duchess of Bocclengh (2nd) 100 0 Rev. Frederick Vincent - ... . 5 b P. B. (hie Bev. Mr. BondIn) . 0 10 Mrs. Gippi (in addition 4o Donation) . li. F. (by G. Gipps, Maq. M.P.) . Joseph Foslien, Esq. -. . . ..11. C. Bradford, R s+ .. . • . 'Rev. P. Birdanqth (to make .6•2 20. annual) ;: ~M. Ilanltins, &q. - ) . . . 5, 0 14n. Astley . . . . 10 . 0 • s ktilehdeanin of Rochester (2nd) •. 10 0 , .C. A. Wipllastoo, . :. 10 0 • itn. Thomas Randolph • • . *A • • s'o .• N. A..C. (ad) . . . ,•I • 105...0 ~ J. 13. Sumner, Esq. .. . Of . 0 -. Ileasurible Hertirt Legge - . . • ,•!, .; i. •1 r,.:50 CI • , * Rev. John Morris (3d) ~ .. .... 3 0 • .• Rev. It. 'Gtiddiard 12d) ' . . "". ..- - 'lO b ''• got, Dr. Hoskios ;,-(211) , . • , 1 1 • q • ' Mfg Mlry, Hinkiits , • s 0 . JebitrWormald, Kn. (2d)• . .". .. •—• .. U 0 , • Wm. Fuller.,Rsq.. (2d) . . gS • 0 - • f •' ='' • '• ' .' • •.' .- ' 1 1 ' • T. Croft, E4q.. (sd) . 21 • 0 • . Rev. John Liptrott . 1 . 0. 0 • • Robert jdarsden. Ksq. • • • .5 0 . lie*. t.:. Ab4z . . S O Nei. Arclida,:fts Watson (3d) . • : • • 51.10•- ••• George.G.ossch, Req. • . • 21 0 • •W. Mellish, Esq. . : "100' 0' ' 1 . An. At Dab 6 • Rev. Dr. Fly . • 10 0• Rev. W. Antrobus (2d) . . •. 5 5. J. D. d ps, Esq. • . 100 •. 0 . W. Smith, itsq. (fOrther Dboation) . • •• 1 41 Rev. J. H. Cotton (3d) .. : . 5 0. Charles Cleveland, Esq. • • • . - Ml' 0 J..Aitson, Req. . ~. ... . 10 0 • • Charles Phelips, Esq. . 2 ' 2 • - fiev. Charles For ~. _ % . 5 0 ..loalus 11. &oven. FA+ (241) • • 10 0 Rev.:Cl& Kerby • . • . 5 0 John Kipling, Kuk . • 10 0. • Rev. T. H. Noet ' . 10 10 Rev. R. BradkA . . • 10 10 Rev. E. Gregory • • I 2 - • • Mrs. Gregory_ . . • 9 -2 1 1 10 0 10 0 Rev. J.ereini Day . Cal. W. C. Madan "Mts. larrep . _ . ' ' 'Mts. Harrison . a . lidiss Katherine and Mks Ana Blackburne Key. T. Skstford, Corpus Chrisd Than and Canons of Windsor • • Dean of Winchester Sir James ASieck • - • Ikv. H. Macomb. Rev. Archdeacon Heathcote Rev. bear Cekridge • 10 0 Rev. J. BIAS Tie V err iroxia Rev. the Dean of Gloucester . Bev. C. , le J. S. Salt. (44) • • Richard Lane, ruN. _ . . • 20 0 ''S S 10 10 105 0 21 'Die followingflub;criptions were received by the Aictedeaten of Durham at hia Visitation, holden 36th June, 1625: , Rev. Ghirke Thorp . . •• 10 0 . _ . lieu . Geargi./Iteplaesson Rev. R. H. Bundling Rev. Junes Baker • • ••- • • Rev. J. N. 0. B. Hall ' My. J. Owen ' .• f- • • • . Rev, ,D. arosthwaite. • • Rer. IL Birkett • •Mage. It-Maddock • . • Any. W. Watsonpson . Rev. G. W • • • Rev. B. Dsvison, sen. • Rer. Divison, jun. • • Ilev.,J,..Dayidson • Rev. J. l e lsonipson • Doegla S 2 L 0 ▪ 5 0 • 0 7 • 10s. 6d. • 1 1 . 101. 6d. . 10s. 64. . .40s. 6da .. 1 1 1 1 • 2 2 • 0 S iii.. R.. • • . 0 10; 117 G. C. Aiba - • • • 0 10 " •Weir.. .*: T. Ricketts . '.. • • " ' new. H. Wardell .. .. . 0 10 kv. T. It. Shipperdson • . -111eq. J. Ikeeeeter- . • . 7 • - 0 -'•• 0 . 11s* ff. 13. Faber 2 II . • . . .• 4 Irev.. 4 W. A. Fountain • • • • Sot IL Peacock • . ~, 1 1. . 1 -0 nOft. Si. Newby . • • t.J. iliewstrr. jun. . . 1 i T'. Almada . • • 1 0 • .. • Ikv• It T•4ames ' 010 Rev. S. Gristiale . • 0 10' Rev. I'. lkownrigg . . • . • 010 t : ItoP. J. r .. •,. . • 010 Rev. J. opbm . 1 0 Her. 3. *Wenn . . . 040 - it, ef. Ili. ewitri . . . 010 Att. it: enonyibn s . . . - 0 it* 10 0 10 10 S 0 • 0 20 0 10 10 100 0 20 0 ' 10 10 10 i• . 10 10 .28ytt Juin', 1825. TI-IE COURT of DIRECTORS of C:e ROYAL iIiIcCHAgGE ASSIIRANCE, do hereby give Notice; that the VAL''' YEARLY DIVIDEND of FOUR POUNDS . PEE CENT. to MIDSUMMER last, wilt bh`t!iyible ltt:thclr over the Royal Etekostge, on the Iltk of JULY tacit, and every, Mornay; rinses4v, ronmy, and gATIMVAT, between the hours Of Ten in the Forenoon; and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon. Yge. 1 0 4 1, POsal for a division of 4105,058 17.. led. among ?tile Propriettigstiselits at . the rate of £lOO per Cent. upon the Capital Shock of the Corporation), which had been agreed to in the General Couit of ihe.22d inst. having this day been corrtaxim sv BALLOT, the Court of Directors do further give notice, tbat Warrants for the same will he issued on the 27th of July next, pliable al above: and that the Proprietors who do not attend in person to teielve the ' said division of sCioo per cent. may be fureisbed with the Forms of Powers of Attorney to be executed In favour of the Agents they may think proper to iusiliorise to receive the same. $A Al tlEI: PENNING, Jun. Secretary. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S PACKETB will suit tfoin off the dittons-house or tie Tower, for CALAIS, daily, (Sindayi excepted) ; = - DUNEIRK; eierY Thursday ; e • OSTEND, every Wednesday and Saturday r lIAMBLIRGIVitery other SitufdaYl I. • • YARMOUTII;every Thursday Moraine; • • RAMSGATE and i3ROADSTAlßS,everyTuesday,Wednesday, • Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight o'Closk ; NEWHAVEN TO DIEPPE' every•Tnesday and Saturday, calling at BRIGHTON . PIER when the weather permits; RAMSGATIC TO CALMS, every Friday, and RAMSGATE TO BOULOGNE, every • MonditY,. I'OR the' Convenience and Safety of . the '.L' di; time of Stirling is regulated to *Cure the entrince of the Packetrinto the ilarbours on arcivaL Full information limy be had at tae Agent% vis..,—Mr. Saunders, Calais; Mr. Chapman, Dieppe; Mi. Sakomen, Dunkirk; Mr. ckowe, Ostend; Mr. elaval, 'Hi:Rhumb ; Mr. Otdrgnani, Paris; Mins. LaWs and Son, Tartiouth ; 'Meson.. Sink* andlldwards, /11tetrkh; Mr. Carter Margate; Mr. Black, lLueunsbel Dibraty. Brighton • Mr. Martin, Ranseptel Bull and Month, Western Coach Cliee, 49, Regent Circus, riccadilli; Sharptis, 13, Cock spur-street; Middletoli, 335, Exeter 'Change, Sted •. Stevens'a noel, Bond-street t, lkosin's Park-street, Oxfoiektreet i Steffy, el, Fleet-steeet,. Corner at ienverk.street; blyen', St. Peterk AUsy,Coaws6Ult'at•thi Custom House Quay, Nast ' This COMPANY'S OFFICE, a 4, Crotched Friars. 0 1 d CHAS. BESSSLL. Secretary. MEDICAL, CLERICAL, AND GENERAL LIFE • ASSURANCE SOCIETY. • ' • •GEORGE PINCKARD, M.D. Cninutas. Rev. Christopher Benson, M.A. Henry Earle. Esq. FR S. 'Robert Brett' I James Kibbltwhite, Esq. James Carden, Esq. Samuel Merriman, M.D. A. IL Chamben, Esq. A. A. Melville, Esq. Arthar. Chichester. Eq. air Giorge PoSS•tit. Henry James Calcimeley, M.D. Ashby Smith, N.D. Thomas Davies, Sp. A: It. Sutherland, M.D. Sir Charles Dee Venus, Bart. George Vance, Esq. HE common usage of excluding:from the benefit of -A. Life Assurance, es exposing to a Forfeiture of their Policies, Individual, who may have been sliked with " Gout, Asthma, ihipture, Fits, Harnenbage. Complaints of the Liver, Spitting of. Bleed, Vertigo, or any other disease," being liable to become 'a seine of Emden the one hand, and of litigation on the other, this Sodom in order to remove every pretence for deceit or &su dsier* cescoalment, respecting the actual state of health of the aspired, extends the advantages of Life Assurance to perinea stab il:ale such deviations from the common standard of health, as do' not materially tend to shorten life, upon their paying a moderate addition to the premium, proportioned to the increase of basard. One half of the Board•of Directors being Members of the Me dical Profession, the attendance of such a body of eminent Prac titioners on every occasion of granting an Assurance, forms a dig. tiesuishing safeguard, which cannot fail to be greatly beneficial, both to the assured and to the Society. Persons proposing for assurance may arrange to pay their Pre miums either in a single payment—by annual payments for a limited number of years only—or by annual payments throughout the whole continuance of life. The person assured has the option to share the profits, either by adding them to the policy, forth. benefit of his survivors, at his decease; or take them, in *Auction of the annual premium, for his own benefit during life. , • J. PINCKARD, Resident Sec. Office, 32, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. This day was published, - In 1 Smo. price 3s. 6d. bound, with New Engravings, the Nine- teenth Edition, considerably improved, of A N INTRODUCTION to the -ARTS and SCI- i AIL ENCES; 'being a short bat comprehensive System of Use ful and Polite Learning; divided into Lesions, and adapted to the Use of Schools and Academies. •By R. TURNER, LLD. Late of Magdalen Hall, Oxford; Author of an Easy Introduction to Geography, &c. - London 1 Printed for G. B. Whittaker; Longman and Co. Rl vingtons'; Simpkin and Ce. Hamilton and Co. Sherwood and Co. F. Westley ; and Booseys; and Wilson and Sons, York. • Also, Dr. Teas:nes banonocnou to Usavaasia. GitoaaAnty, itinto. price Si. 6d. bound. • .. 1C HARD'S ON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. respectfully AA+ Acquaint their Friends and the Public that the State Lottery wiY be drawn in One Day, the 15th of this Month. The Scheme cootaius Feur ; Prkzes of £21,064 and other Capitals. • There are no Monks, -as every Number will receive £5, Shares in Ptopertion. There are Sizty-four Pipes of Wine, gratis, 'attached to the Four Pel3loll of 1000 Guineas, heinkSisteen Pipes 01 Wine to each Prize, and for:Shires in prom-Lion. The *rine to be selected from the L S0)&0 AMY lit:rchaat in.tbe rai l/ cloth by the fortimate Holders thanselveal Tickets and Shares are on Sale by lbcpaansox, Goonurce. and •CoN•at their •144.44aked c/Aici, 104. Sank `Buildingr,"CornhilL -will,,EyAfs ROWS; iifd ISK'E - 144:th mod 4.111. *oat Red or Grey , ' ' -640 0 WATER. yil4eh prods it seitbey stp.ins du sign. prpW.Okaik• if at r $Ol4 jp imaties at as. Tait, 41i , C4walt1U; VIS Low, 3 : 11% §4Vd ; 4r) bosze-4,4.54; grpo, pimage, E.lth. • Trey, :to *own ne bliek;by ES G lIRCIAPI. oducettke planked Alttt b y dne Ipidlestion kin. or . Mien; .and ittentirtly free ficun ut4 t ancuiirea,tift trrit, theiatoney returned. 6 OS- 04. 1 P;SE dlitibli? 129iller kt 10... 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In six volumes, neatly halt: hound, price £2 12s. 6d. - * facia County is published separately, price Is. and is, therefore, eitsitplete in itself, containing-a compendious and accurate lecouni .of itsi History and Topography, its Antiquities, Natural and Arti ficial Curiosities, local Peculiarities, Commerce,: Manufactures, Sce. comprising also, the. Biography of its most Endoeat Persons, and !very local Informaiion to'be met with in larger Statistical Works, and embellisfiei by a neat and correct Travelling Map. " Theis Cateohisms are well adapted to refresh the memory; sand there is no one. proud of his native county. but must feel a secret pleasure that its treasures, beauties and Interests, are so ably and so familiarly. delineated, and brought within the reach Of the humblest individual."—Llterari attoniele. ,PINNOCK'S CATECHISM of BRITISH GEOGRAPHY, in Two' Psi* Ptiee-94. each. r • Part contains the Description of every principal Town ha' England and Wales, their Population, Ike-- • • Part I I. inciudeaScotland, Ireland, and the Foreign Posseilkets d Great Britain in all Parts of the Werld. A JOURNEY through' VARIODS. PARTS of EUROPE, in the Years ISIC , IB/9, Idto..and 18,1; whlt.,Nsites, Clatplcal and Historical ; and Memoirs:of the_Seven Dubes Of - the Housed Me dici, and the different Dynasties of the Kinks of Naples. Dedicated by permission to the Queen Dowager Of Wirtenthers, late Princess Royal of England. By Thomai Ptimingten, A. M. Rector of-Thor ley, Herta, late Fellow of Clare Hail, Cambridge, site. Two Vo lumes, svo, Ws.: The CONCHOLOGISTS COMPANXON; comprising the Instincts and Constructioasof Te*taceous Animals; with a general Sheath of these extraordinary PrOduedeas which connect the Ve getable and Animal Kingdoms. 'With Frontispiece. ay the Ae• that. of The Wonders of - thi 111agetable Kingdom displayed:" limo. Ss. boards. KENT. A FREEHOLD MANOR 'AND ESTATE, LAND-TAX REDEEMED. TO BE SOLD, In Three Lots, with poseeeidon from Michaelmas next, .BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In September next, in Lotion, Unless previously disposed of by Private Cpntract, THE MANOR of SORANCKS, with Quit Rents l and Heriots, and a FREEHOLD ESTATE In the Pa.J Ashes of Stanstead and Wrotham, consisting of the Manor House, called FA IRSEAT, with suitable Outhouses, Five Cottages , and about ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-3 IX ACRES of very improvable Arable, Meadow, Pasture, 'Hop, and Wood Land, an she l inclosed, sitnate about twenty4ive miles from London, in a. beautiful and picturesque part of the country ; in the neighbour.' hood of good Roads; and near to the Market Towns of Maidstone, Farningbaqi, • and Dartford ; and in a fine Sporting Country, abounding with Game. For [unbar Particulars apply at the Chambers of Alex. Murray, Eaq.'Syniond's Inn, 'Chancery-Line • and of Mr. Adam Murray, Land Surveyor, 61, St. Martheo 4 atme, Strand, London—(if by Let ters, to be Post-paid). THE ..i6NRY ESTATE, ROMNEY MARSH, KENT. THE MANOR Of :AGNEY, And above FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES of • remarkably Rich FATTING and GRAZING LAND, . . Held upon Three Lives, renewable; together with• Two Policies of Insurance, by which the Two elder Lives are insured. • TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Alessrs. DRIVER, • At ,b Auction Mart, on Tussoev,.the 2.(1 of August, • At Twelve o'Clock, in Three Lots, unless the whole be previously disposed of by Private Contract, It TRULY DESIRABLE • and VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; comprising • THE MANOR OF AGNEY, And aboutFOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY;TWO ACRES of eadeedingly Rich Fatting sod Grazing Lind, called Court Lodge, • Lainberdens, Great 13reek House Fields, and Sheodngs; now in the occupation of the Trustees of the late Rd.' Deane, Esq. most eligibly situate in Romney Matsh, adjoining the road &inn Rye• to l4dd, in the perishes of Old Rolnney -and Midley ; held under the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, upon Three I.lAies, renewable, according to custom, subject to small Annual Reserved Rents. The Rakes an d Teites are remarkably moderate. The Property will he divided into Three Lots,. for the accom modation of t whalers ; Policies'of Assurance in tbh. Amicable Society,. by which the Iwo elder livesure insures( to a certain amount, to be divided and Saki with the Astat 4 l.- - The Prepeity to be viewed on application to John ,fordey, at 'Omit Lode,. Old Romney; and printed apeciScadeVe elalr be had' al the New Ida, Romney ; George, 140.;..5wan and Cade Hotels, •Haitingt ;••• *Saracen's- Headi. Ashford; '13:11. Alai4steme Melee Head, Canterbury tot ;be Aachen Mast, near the . !lank of End ; and of . Mews. Driver, Bridat‘sultots. platigrtars. Surveyors sod Land Agents , New :~ A COTTAGE and FIFTEEN ACIIES.of LAND In a deliestfol situation, eisr . ENIPI ELI> • • • . TO /3 . E SOLD BY AUCTION. • . ,~.. By Arr. HOOGART. ' • . • At the Mart, on FIUDAT tetat,jellV* . A VALUABLE FREEHOLD. PADDOCKbfabout XX. FIFTEEN ACRES, studded '6ise Obe Trees, on the road from Enfield Windmill:en Potter's-bar The•sititaticin pectillarty..delightfed.for the-erection of a Villa. • The Skate 'coal mantis an extensive double frontige to two Vet : anent Rods. and upon the property is a brick both Cottage, containing srftral .Rooms, and Mites, Garden, and Premises.. - * Tobe Viewed; and Ptreicularibail tJf deargelaiasisbll4 FA. U nclear, Paper-buildings, Maple ; :King's Head. BaSeld'i.sat the *Mirt ; anti of Mr. Hoggart., 82, Old Braad-street;lin:yalFarichange. . • , • • • • ID • • • isiEk; . ON 7 4 .1-IL'BofiDEitS 'OF SOFFOLIr, CAPITAL FREEHOLIV:FARIIS AT fkOstrigy,o, • YELOHAII,.AND STAIVIBOURNE.% ,• • • • TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. HOGGART, . . At the Marton Fiume next, July 3, at Twelve o'oo4, IN ONE LOT, ~ • A VERY VALUABLE FItEEHOLD' TIRO- Lm. PERTY, situate in the above Parishes, called BORELEYS and G UNS RES FA R MS, lying well together, aud.eopt.dning up. • wads of r RRE HUNDRED ACRES of fine A rableand Pasture Laud, bounded by ezcellentr Rands, and near to good Markets, with Two Farm houses, Barns,. St •bling, and Outbuildings; on lease to Mr. Thomas Partridge, a most responsible Tenant, at• a low rent of .E 530 per annum.-Land-tax Redeemed. . . May be viewed, and Particulars had of Mr. Hall, Solieltor, Saf fron Walden ; Mr. Jacob Nockolds, Land Agent, Macy End at the Black Buy. Chelmsford; Rose and Crown, Sudbury; King's Arms, Halstead ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad street, Royal lischusge. e .• • Il• COMPACT FARM, WITH COTTAGE ' AND BUILD INGS, NEAR LINDFIELD,'SUSSEL TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Br Mr. HOGOART, At the Mart, on Palest nest, July 8, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY compact and ■cost desitable COPYHOLD ESTATE, nearly etja al in Valle•to s Freehold, delightfully situate in the Parish of Horsted ke'rnes, clear Derne.hill, about one ndle frotn the Vck6ekl and Brigbitin road, compiisingFlFTY. ORS ACRES of excellent Arable and Pasture Nand, with a small Faros-bouse and Outbuildings; on Lease •to Mr. Richard at a low rest of £29 per annum. May by viewed by leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had of Moue. Cardale, Brantley and Cardale, Solieltots, dford-row ; the Dorset Arms, Orinstead; Maiden's Head, Ueldield; at the Martj and of 'Mr. liogp.rt, 12, Old Bruad-urert, Maya' Badwinge. • . wortwo9D. SURREY. Elegant RESIDENCE, in a beautiful Caution, • • vd BR SOLD BY AUCtION, • 11r. HOOGART, At the Mart, on Fauna next, July it, at Twelve o'clock, AMOST St) STANTIA L and ELEG ANT VILLA, commanding beiutifal and extensive`proepecti.eadeff Heath Cottage, at Biggin.Hill. The 'House tontahrs Two &tato= Drawing Rooms communicating by. folding-dooni, - ;Dinim:azi Breihtist Rooms, Five Bed Chambers, and. h Dressing /The Breentant !}as. two excellent Servants! Ropros, with.kgssod Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, &c. It ism alisn'Two Large Vault/ for Wine and Coals, Casch.aouse, and Stalifaot Two Horses, ( Aids Ma 'Servant's Room over, and a good Wailed Garden planted with Fruit and Forest Trees. 'Tills House will be found well cal culated for the residence of a Respectable Family. It is four miles from Crotdon, aunt seven front London, and conches pass four time! a day. I . . . May be viewed, and Particulars had on the Prenthes ; at Mr. Tenfold, Solicitor, Croydoq ; cf Mr. T. E. Tenfold, Solicitor, ~TTew-court, Temple • at the Mart; 'and of 'Mr. Hoegart, tle, Oki st,Broad♦tre Royal Exchange. - • • ROMNEY MARSH, IN THR COUNTY or KENT. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HOOGART, • At the Mart, on FiunAr next, Joly 8, at Twelve o'Cinek, By direction of the Mortgagee. and with the tancurrente of the . . . Assignees of a Bankrupt, • ALL that PIECE or PARCEL of fresh M&R I SI1 LAND. commonly called or known by thexame of roster . Meld, containing by estimation EIGHTEEN Acams (more or less), with the Appuronances, lying and being in the patio% of .Ivy . church, in Rosary Marsh, in she countylof Kent, in the occupation of Mr. John Harnett, of . Ospringe, Kent, as Tenant at ;t a Rent of £55 Los. subjeckto &Anglian for Taw, Rates, intl . As sessments, which amount to iiboi‘t 10r: pet nnum. • • T. be viewed. ou applies4;l4 . ..td the Tenant, and•l'artigi .. a A ts bad at the Neer Inn, Romney ; the'lnns at Tenterden and n brook ; Rose and Cr own. Tonbridge; Dell, McNamee; of Mrssci. Ittedifield, Kaye, and Fresktield, Solicitors, Near ' knit-btstld iugs;.at the Mat.; and' of ' s kit., Hoggart, I*, 081 Broad-street, Royal It:change. ASSOLUTg RIMERpoN OF .14,`5 478. sd. IN TIU 1 FUNDS. • BY :A U R CI T ° • TO B er S SO M LO r. Ho B i t s hi t Mai: gip Friday next, Juiret, at Twelve &Clock, ulile 7 sv . acceptable alter be previously made by Private Cowart,' AN ABSOLUTE REVERSION of £4.258175. sd. briagase•siztb part of t 4115.3.5; 44. id. s psr Cont.l4iNeed aool finsook, at in.liwe .sosurs of rsopeetable - Truireet, sad able by the Ptireitaler on the Denise of • a t.idy is the 53tb , [isf her' age: . . ' Particulars may bad.- of tlesars. Teenlitwou • Coeper, SoficitOrs eoptk.lll4mtrt. ThrogotortonAtreet t at* dart; and of !qr. %gar!, 62, O licoad-otrevt, Royal liatebouiph . - s A Sib year ittl, and at' the Matter. . . . ._ Rev: 3. Okkbeck . • • 0 10 Rev. G. Wird , • . • 10s. Id. Rev. D.. Piper - . . . 0 . .• Rev. M. 1111siten • • • 1 : 0 Rev. S. Brown • • • . 0 10 Rev. T. D. Tettinger . 0 10 Mr. J: Pats . . ." 1 1 • Rey. J. 'Thornhill ' • ..- • . ' • 1 1 Rev.". Munday • • • • It g Donations and Subscriptions will be received by the principal. Banken in toren and country, and by the liev. W. J. Rodber. Se cretary, No. 15, Duke-street, Westminster,, on account of the Trea surer, Charles Home, Esq. Fiert-lirvet• 15„ Dnke.lreet, Westminster, 2ill July, 1525. _ ' . • if