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I,f 1. , • C 4 ' ..i '.• 0 •,.. : I f ) • 3 1 . . s . I 1 .1.1 1 ) • ) , i 1 7. 1 4 F t~' I 1 , • . . • t • •• !•t f ~, „,- •,, i i - b t 4 t: t' • • ik. •• l . '.•• • ( ,• i' . 1> • o < , .. 1 . 1 1 , . I 1 1 . • . . • . s • 4 • . •I • ), 1 1 ...'.... • I I , 1 ' i i 8 i, ! . 4. . EItIIGRAZ Sunday se'nnight, sailed from Coerce brig, of Newcastle, CLAtax. master, for I ins on board 80 emigrants from the Isle other parts of England, destined to the ries and Indiana, excited thereto by the seductive de scriptions of Mr; Moand BIREBECI4, late of Wan. brough-farm, in Surrey. Among them were Mr. JOHN Pirrts, farmer and brewer, of Newport, with a wife and family of 11 sons and daughters; Mr. Jolts: Woons, farmer, of Whitley, in Surrey, the fries and neighbour of Mr. MORRISBIRLIICK, when taloa of Lord ONSLOW. Mr. Wow* takes with him a wife, (tbrmerly Mr. BIREBECR'S house-keeper,) five sons,. and two daughters. Mr. THOMAS PEARCE, farmer, of Westbourne, in Wiltshire. These passengers Ban embarked some property, also various implements . of husbandry, with pick-axes, saws, hatchets, &e. and several waggons, carts, and horses, Whitt are to draw thern_to the delightful abodes of Indiana oa' their arrival at Baltimore. The remainder is &idly composed of labourers, smiths, carpenters, &c. Mr. BIRERECE, it is understood, has contracte d . with the United States' Government for a township in the Illinois of 86 square miles, to be paid for by instalments within 23 years, subject to a special cove rant—that if, at the end of that period, the township 1,2 not peopled by a given number of persons, the town sili.l) is to revert to the United States. Mr. ,BIEESZCK. in one of his letters published last year from the Illinois, after pourtraying the sublimity of bii *nods and the eochanting picturesque fertility and scenery of the prairies. which foam the fore grounds tri bqs settlement, says—" We arc, however, at present lining in a log beuse of my own construc tion ; and though we have been obliged to clay up the crevices to exclude th e cold chilling. winds, neither myself nor daughters (both of whom have been educated in a genteel waj in England) have uttered one sigh or regret, at leaving a country borne down by the weight of Vales." A gala surplus population exists, no doubt, in the United Kingdom, but we wish we could see the drain of it diverted to other channels rather than the Illinois, where we' inspect disappointment and despair will but too soon succeed the delusion that now acts on the mints uteo many of our dissatisfied countrymen. LAW iNai.LiGENCE. PoLt "OINSIMI2.-..-Yeaterday _ I•4lll44lll64seungbt bake the Sitting 1.- - with las i* M his possession forged Bank of i. am . h oz . , tie be forged. Th e r e -werodeund.in ___ sopa *tee forged Notes, numbered 1954, 160.5, VMS, all dated February 15, 180, for Li each, sad signed Watts....Shrtnanded to Saturday neat, when the Bank Clerk, whose MOM is forged, and other witnesses, *tete attend. ' . Maseas Hocint.—Yesterday .fain Aka Cue, an mopeandne, aged 151eurs, was accused of settles fire to the press of MI waiter, Mr. Houseman, tlthwasan and coppernistor,ef Sun-street, lkshopspte.street. The prekkedf, sane tine since, had bit home and some poreelaiste damaged by dry which was 'supposed to arise front the falling of a spark uf a candle-used by a fernaie servant; Mr. H. en kinky Mt seek eat, leaving the prisoner alone is the ; sad about throe &cloak the following shondriga 'midtown disewitertid the asp door °nen, indite prisoner, who sk?t , in a roam adjoining the warehouse, in bed, with his hands and feet bound Iritk a teed, red a handkerchief tied across his bead she eft". Me told tie watsiman, that a till man had entered the house, having WNW hint - in the way fie' was found, and swore Air if he stirred be' WOW murder hint, and then left him, No appesranee,botweber, 71frit of a forcible entry, nor of the remote: o er the' a! . . Coat! . that h th e t had ' i himself kir eterrettM the I" ' don in which he was found, and that be had previously edi kir Its the premises. His only motive, be said, Wei that be IMO* be removed to sleep In some ether apartment. The tad Mayon advised the prosecutor to confer whit the Insennite Oanspany, who had made good the damage by the are, as so diPpropriety of a prosecution ; and in the nicati time ordered bl die ,jo be remanded. SALES BY AUCTION. P ~ •lebl7l. Lot. .ATE, 4114 Forest-Now. OA from East and ilibty-live from contains a handsome Entrance-Hall, Dining-Room, and Library, Seven best Red a smaller ones, with detached Oakes Double Coachaloisse, Five-stall Stable, with Servants' Room s: above, lan excellent Farm-Yard, with suitable fluildinp, a Productive Kitchen-Carden and eztendve Plassure-Grounds, placed in a Mark of Sixty - eve Acres, which. with the adjoiniag Estate. contains about TWO HUNDRED and TWENTY ACRES, nearly all Freehold, the Copyist - Ad and Leasehold Parts • being nearly equal to Freehold tenure. The Villa and Park may be viewed by Tickets tidy. which may he had of Ale. Wakefield. Land-Surseyer, N and o. es, Pull man, and Descriptive Partisulars bad of him, at Gun. way's; of Mr. Edward Verral, Solicitor, Lewes; of gr. =betn, c‘airitor, East Grinstead ; and of Mr. Web*, . Chichester. Tif Or. WAKEFIELD, At Garrauray's, os Tesanuer, the 13th of July, at 12 o'clock, 91HE celebrated Estate of PIERCEFIELD, neat / Chepstow, in Monmouthshire •. the property consists of a noble Mansion, standing in a Pa* ofloo Acres. boundedelt ate aide by a stone wail, au the other by the Elver Wye. The whole Ls tate cantrims TWO THOUSAND EIGHT lIUNPRED ACHES (X Lead, extending as both the banks of the Wye, trials close to Tintera Abbey, in the Town of asertow, and not the an nual value of THREE THOUS V 1) TINE iIt:NDRED roc).-ns Is picturesque Scenery this spot has been long celebrated iu the first in Great Britain, Settee having lavished her favours upon it with a soon bountiful heed, and rendered it the boast sad pride of aL lovers of fine scenery. The iatricnic value. is great, from its contiguity to Chepstow and the Severn, which czrrks its produce to the best markets. Particulars are preparing, and may be had by the Ist of June, of )lum. White and Woods-cgs, Solicitors, I.hcooWs lan; of Messrs. Leman'. Solicitors, Bristol; pf Mr. Cooke, Solicitor, Ross; and in the mean time s Map of the Estate ' tiny be in specsed at hdr. Wakefseld's, Land Agent sod forrelor, No. MI, of whom Tickets may be had to view it. .- I POLICE. SALES IST AU (.1 I tv.iN . --- , 0 ' Divhosseirt.—Yeeterdoir *le sumbitmilos Wm ramie, lele. the Resolution Mr. Shenk of Mlle. Maras Argallieall a ' n., By Mr. WAKENUaIigk BA t i atore ,h av _ Hisinerstif, Robert Splisorford, mil "SW rift. primates/le s Cotot•tiMsui,Vittase - fl o g , alls eof Wight and 4111 . ve —esarlia are Hargett with ealtWilittfig a l ewiatielli"li ,1 ' v, June I, at Trite • Clothe lu Oar Donepusiet, Ithcadfly, on Thurads rloorning lan, during the 2t .HOLD via A an d ESTAT) to Illinois Pesti- tines eta house belle on fire. Tial-prisonen were all pis LLY-ILLLL, about Two Miles from Fore le seductive de- committed for another investigadon. ''' . gou4 to Loves and Brightop, Five Miles , late of Wan. ° 61111111 " 1 • - "Yelterdrf Th' lfterrwitt " 111/14 Tidnetead, Ten from Totibridr We ds, end Thirty h were Mr . new, was brought before the Skiing Heintz", and with having in his possession forged Binh of England Motes , Dr iAlliMis 'i wing . .g ooin i 11" . aliwee magg _ e fu on "tat 7,,,g li 11414"ne Db rar y, s e v ga is ti Newport, with baewiag them to be forged. There -were gonad. in h wake- ___,,, Chambers, Seven smaller ones , with detached Odio 10..r.11 Parc • Mr_ mat sachet three &reed Notes. n and numbered 1939 , I GeSs rr...-1,-Ilmite Five-stall Stable, with Servants Roc COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAN lc TON ICAN . I3 TIAZ)ISaMIMO . OAM CANA4, COMPANY.. The Coitft decided thi s ease; . that the * Quarter. Semloos le4d: nude n proper Order, in making the Blithinghim Canal Proprietors subject to Parish rates, in.:respect to that property. They had claimed ei l ernptioiktnider the Acts of Parliainont which ena bled theta tb make the said Canals. Int RING te.,IONNIGR. ULM, AND WOOLP. , It will-he repolleited; . that on tramrday a Models was made that atereitfaciiis might be issued ageism the effects of WoOlf,tifistffidevivistadtsg that he was terisiiviq • 'his property in a elandefaii#4lanner, - ia' 044 t o milald the payment of 'the' fine of L10;000, which the.Cistuk adjudged be should pay in addition' In the two years' inspdsouttietitto which all the de fenclan,ti' *ere subjetited flit their conspiracy. On' tha,t occkfti the Court Inquired.whether there was' any precedent far such a proceeding, and declined Lterfering. n it enderitind that, research, the Learlied emultel M4 4 0100/I has round autho ritieflOr such a proceeding and precedents 'in the Crowe: Office, in *Mel ar.epfas and afterwards a Irtitifttht goods and lands have been; isspia for a upon ti judgment for a misdemean our, aid' Orhoukh the party was in prison. (The. King e. Wade, Skinner's Rep. 12. Sir Thos. Jones, 1145 • 2 Showe4 1684 It seems thus established,. that the ilfetpott a setirenee of this 'ADM is payable bi and 'that process for it-is not suspended till' the expiration of the term of imprisonment It is satkfAtory to learn, that writs hive accordingly been issued, and the property of some of the defen dants sEited. - The offence having been committed in the City bfl.en'dott, it is understood that the fine,' under the'Lharter of Charles 11. belongs to the Cor poration; but it is to be hoped that a - due distribu (sOn of so large a penalty will be made amongst the pnrOttonate creditors who have been defrauded by t'oe defilitprentS. This. morning Mr. Conway moved for a Rule to thew cause Wfi'y at} Attorney of this Court (whose name be did not M‘mtioo) should not produce the tivhllersoni whO, under the names of Edwards and Jones. h 4 made affidavits, stating, that after the dis -pa-Oon of the Jury on the first day of the trial; Mr. 11/rnier and Mr. Adams had conversed with them privlit6l. The Court asked whether any applica tjoa IP4 been made to the attorney, as it was pos sible.that he might have been imposed en, and had stir intended to do any thing wrong ? The Learned COOnsel replies{ in the negative; When their Lord- IMO said, that he might * mice time to consider of the Matter, and to look into cases, and, if 'he thought proper, he might mention the subject in Friday. At twelve o clock the Court rose, and went to the Hipse of Peers, to hear further arguMents in the case of O'GRADY and the Aryortrav-CiansnAL. John.Killen, sentenced to be executed at Dumfries cm the 16th inst. for highway robbery, has received a reprieve during the PRINCE !Lenora. s pleasure. Joseph Arlsicill alias Bung, the younger of the trio' brothers who were condemned at the last Assixes at Ayr to be executed on the ‘lbtli instant, has received a respite during the pleasure of his Royal Highness the Pllfftet REGENT. Wednesday se'nnight, an alarming fire broke out at Saterhirst, in the parish of Mousewald, near Dum fries, and ere the inhabitants were well of their danger, in the short space of an hour -en the premises were completely burnt to the no small dismay of three ho have thus been left without a . stripped of the greatest part of their Wednesday, a shocking accident Thom soN's woollen manufactory, the workmen, a young than, named rutting 'on. the belt on one of the when Ws apron was caught by - chinery, and his body forcibly wheelX. His cries brought tome i w hookikett7 ithiiped the mill, but tate,io fatal *K•crs, for in' pelt a Fated to hisinkfilts• ' DIED. Friday, at Dublin, Edward Byrne, Esq. late of tionsinol, father of Miss Byrne, of the Theatre-Royal. Saturday, at his house its Devonshire-place, John To no, Esq. in the 73d year of his age. At lloward Place, near Edinbargb, on the fth instant, Mrs. Marjory Robertson, relict of Captain Alexander Donald, late of the 41st Regiment of Ir.vallds, aged 116. SALES BY AUCTION. ELEGANT MASSY SILVER AND GILT PLATE, NEARLY EIGHT ThIGUSA ND OUNCES. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Rooms, No. is, King-street, St. James's-square, on Wtoxastsiv, Nay .26, at Twelve, A TABLE SERVICE of ELEGANT MASSY CHASED PLATE, the Property of a Gentletnan of Distinction sear 8000 Outsets.. consisting of Soup Tareens and Covers Dishes Irons 12 to 1 T inches, Vegetable Ashes Plates, Sauce floats, Waiters, Gravy and Table Spoons, three and four prong Forks, Silver-handle Knives, Cruet Stands Pillar Can dlesticks and Branches, a quantity of Grit Dessert Plate, in Knives and Forks, Spoons, Ice-tmwels, Stc. a handiaine Pla teau, in silver mounting, 4 feet 3 long, 1 font S wide, elegantly finished, and sundry articles of Plated Ware, 'Plate Case, Se. To be viewed on "Alonday and Tuesday preceding die Sale. Catalogues may be hut at the Rooms ; and of Mr. Robins, War- Wiek-street, Golden-square. By Mr. wAxcriELn, At Garraeray's Coffee-Thum. 'Mauro-Alley. CorAilf, os Tursnae. June I. at Tredve cielock. ho Que lots AVery Elegant FREEHOLD MARINE VILLA, and RIWITEEN ACRES of LAND, in the Isle of Wight, called WEST-II I LL, near Cowes, a piacewhich for some years has been the Residence of Persons of Distinction, and it is in a perfect .fate of Itkpair. It conantands debghtful Pros pects front every part of the Grounds.; and the Mouse consists of Dining and Drawing-Rooms, Library. and Breakfast-Room of excellent dimensions, Seven best Bed-goonst, with Declaim- Rooms, large 6anAtos, llotisokeeper's and Butler's Rooms, Servanse-Hall, god every Domestic Office, with Bud-Rooms over ; detached are Two Stables, a Double Coach-House, Itar mess-House, and Yard, and a Wailed Garden of Three Casertits of an Acre. Immediate pociession may be bad. The Fixtures to be taken at a Valuation, and the Furniture, if agreeable to the Purchaser; if not, a right will be reserved to Sell it by Auc tion on the Premises. - ------- To be viewed by Tickets only, which may be had of Mr. Land-Surveyot, No. 42, Pall-mall, and Descriptive Particulars had of him • at Garraway's • of Messrs. Burley, Moore, Lake, and Burle y , Solicit Ors, Linc oln's-Inn '• of Messrs. Clarke, Sewell, and Hearn Newport, Isle of Wight; and Mr. Weller, Chichester. A M ap of the state, a Plan of the House and Offices, and a Draw ins of the House, may be seen at Mr. Wakefield's. P 1 I.IV a ES. A Small, but highly Valuable Collectioa of Pictures, of the rarest Quality, and in the purest gate of Preservation. THE PROPERTY OP A NOBLEMAN. By Mr. ROBINS, At Mr. Stanley's Room, No. fie, Old Bond-street, on Fammr. the 4th of June, at Two o'Clocji precisely, THIS very VALUABLE COLLECTION is com- 1 prised of the choicest Work of the Dutch and Flemish &hoot., and consists of—Tiro magnificent Portraits, by kern brandt ; a Candle-light Scene, Schafteul the famed Bonder' Heuer, Teaien; Landscape and Figures, Weuverasasts; an Interior. Ostade Sei Pieces, by Backhuysemoad W. Vander veldt ; Flowers, Mignon; Landscape and Figures ' C. du Jar din ; Dead Game, by liondekooter and Gysells; Interior, C. Beger ; and many others, by equally eminent Masters. To be viewed on Wednesday and 'Thursday isreeeding the Sale; Catalogues to be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick erect, Golden-square. Dy Mr. WAKRVIELD, At Saitaway\cadret-Ilouse.'Oasage-Alley. Conlin. ea . _ Telmerv, lux t, It Twelve leCkak, w Two Lots, Loy I.THE MANORS or Reputed MANORS of 11 MARE-NULL, LAWON-HA LL. NEW-- HALL, BURNT-HALL, and KITCHEN-HALL, with the distinguMted Mansion of MARK-HALL, and the adjoining ESTATE, producing, with an Estimate of the Lend In hand, 64,000 per Annum, situated between the Nineteen and the Twenty-three MIIC-stoat's on the Road to Newmarket, Mar the Royal Forests of Hanault and Epping, and being in the Cons des of F.ssex and Hertford, lying all compact, and near the Nlarket-Towns of Harlow. Hertford, Sturford, Epping, and Ungar; and from the remarkable high condition in which the ,Estate is. the responsibility of the Tenantry, its great Local Ad vantages, its contiguity to the best Markets, the Latent of the Manors abounding with (iame.which have been preserved with *Unrivalled care, the beauty of the Fine, and elegance.of the Mansion, it may be esteemed one of the finest Properties ever offered for Sale. Lev 4. The ADVOWSON of the PARISH of LATTON, being an excellent °kite-Rouse, One Hundred and Thirty Acres of Glabe-land, and a Liting producing raw per An num, being the entire 'Tithes of the * Parish of Luton, and pos sessing p.xuliar advantages, as will tit set forth, tbg present In cumbent aged 59. May be viewed by Tickets osly, which may be had of Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, 42, Pall-Mall, and Descriptive Par ticulars of him ; of Messrs. Graham, Kin . and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ; of Messrs. Oldie, and Fen cer, Solicitors, Carey-street, Llncolr's Ina ; of Mr. &rattan, So licitor, Harlow ; of T. Hell, Esq. Solicitor, Saffron Walden ; of Mr. Jackson, Auctiosanr, Hertford; of Messrs. Chalk and Meggy. Chelmsford; Mt. Lake, bad Surveyor, Colchester; Ttnothy Holmes, may. Solicitor, Fury St. Edinger.; Mr. Wake field, Brook-street, Ipswich; Mr. Mama Lampitts, FySeld; and at Garraways Coffee-House, 'Maar-Alley, Cornhill. HANWEeI., MIDDLESEX DESIRABLE FAIRLY RFSIMLNCR, GARDEN, PLEASURE-GROUND, COACII:TIOCst tab STABLF., AND BIEADOw . LAND. amen Mlles from °llford &recd. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garr:wars Coffho-house, Exctrange-Allev, Cornhill, on ' • Tneasomr, the Ott of June, Igin, at Tsvive ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD and CoPYIIOLD EsTATF., comprising aa Eligible VILLA RESI DENCE., situate at Hanwell, Seven Miles from Oxford-street,. pa the Uxbridge Road, commanding pleasing and interesting "Views, in excellent order, anA adapted fur the accomn.:odatina of a denteel Family. Containing Two Rooms on the Upper floor; Four principal Bed-chambers and Closets, Dressings room, a large Closet, and an handsome Drawing-room, with Venetian windows, on the Prfncipal Floor; a Study, Dining room handsonaelynuedup, Entrance-hall, tkeakfast•roorn open tog to a Viranda and Lawn, an the Groyod Floor.—Oftices comprise a good Kitchen, Wash-house, Scullery, Larder, Store room, Wine and Deer Cellars, Yard, Coal-house, &c. A Sta• ble-yard, with Coach.hnuse and a Three-stall Stable, with Loft and Math-room over, Cart and WocA Shed. A delightful Lawn in front, laid out with gravelled 'Walks, ,planted with Flowers, Shrubs, &c. and enclosed from the Bond by a Wall ; a good Kitchen Garden, well stocked, cropped; and planted; and Meadow Land, in all ABOUT SIK ACRES To bo viewed ten slap previous to the Sale, by Tickets only. Particulars to be had en the Premises; at the Old Hats and Coach and Horspi, nausea:; Red I.ion, Southall and Houn slow; White Horse, Uxbridge; Pigeons, Bientford; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge ; Talbot, Richmond ; of ?ileum. Bolton and Jennings, Solicitors, Elm -court, Temple; at Gatraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, GOhien-square, of whom Tickets for tinting may be bad, and vibire a Plan of the Es tate may be seen. , , LARGE AND TRULY VALUABLE FUDEJIOIsID. ESTA:TB AND MANOR. , • D r IV: !TANDY and • On FIUDAY, the oath dry of .May, 1619, of ebe H Jpob boa, in the City of Worcester, at Do..'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to Condirilps of Sala to be then and there produced, A LL that highly-desira ble and truly-valuable ESTATE, known by thname of BICKERTON COURT. Situate In the Parish of Illvcir-Maact.a in the Coucty of Mg 'OXFORD: comprising 337 A. 3 R. 141 x. of extremely rich, Ara ble, Meadow, and Pasture Laun, well apportioned, ,the former of wbich is good Turnip Soil. Great part of the Es' planted ' with excellent Fruit-trees, now young, and in full Thy ' is equal hi • to any In this Part of .hole Is Ring Fence, and 1110NMOUTELSHIRE. By Mr. WAKEFIELD, As Carrsway's Coffee-House 'Change-Alley, Combat, on 7'i:st air, June 1, at Twelve *bock. as will be hereafter more particularly specified, by direction elf the Esacutors of the late Ensemua nasal, FAq. of Lansayo-House, near Usk, A LL the Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, called XX. LOWER LANCAYO, eantainhig nearly, in a Ring fence, THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY-FIVE ACRES, or thereabouts, of fertile Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, which having been in the possession of the l ate Proprietor, is in die highest state of Cultivation. An elegant substantial M ansion •has recently been erected ductal with peculiarly convenient sad appropriate OfSem called LANCA YQ-HOUSE. Th is Estate is situate in the b eautiful celebrated Yale of Usk, within (hie Mile of the Town of Usk, on the Banks of the Usk, famed for Sabana and Trout Fishing. The numerous and substantial Arming Buildings, erected within a few years at a great ex pense, are very complete, and arranged with mach taste and judgment. Also, Amoble WIND-MILL, recently erected, and capatile of grinding One Hundred Sacks of Flour, weekly. Also, The reputed MANOR and ESTATE,. called COURT ' WREN - -- . of which is good Turnip Soil. Great part of the Estate is planted Also, Amoble WIND-MILL, recently erected, and capsule trMing fire broke out with excellent Fruit-trees, now young, and in full heathy , . The of grinding One Hundred Sacks of Flour, weekly. ousewald, near Dum- Laud is equal In quality to any In this Part of the Ritigtruns. Also, The reputed MANOR and ESTATE, called COURT I Te well aware of their The whole is within a Ring Fence, and the principal part of ST. LAWRENCE, situate between Ragland and Newport, in' tire Meadow .and Pasture Land may be irrigated tit great ;A- the Pariah of Loagoeert, about Six Mlles from , Monmouth sad at hour all the houses , eangage.—The House and Ben.niNna are in the Metre of,_tbs Usk, containing about Three Mildred sad. Pik Acres of Land, y biiret to the grottos', r„t a t e ,, and well calculated for the slit of Pares, the' Pro* nearly all in Pasture, and in a good state of Ctdtivatiom This unfortunate families, duce of Which, as alsu all the Live Stecit, lir ylktee, through- Estate has also been is theism& of theatate Proprietor. There it a home, • as well us eat,stki'latifidom. This Estate is .alf. hk. .1. a pktuiettou Of is a large quantity of thrDring Timber epos It, and subsuntial ' their littl. property . Mr- 40,ic tharr i under Lease, fire: yeers ~ 4rs % , p3C31... Dwellin-He l ms and psrusawsiii&ksgs. , theikat t l x v . Pt tat to rt r tr i oß Y ftkit ' , Aliti, 'The LEASEHOLD -ftniuts of the PARISHES dent ha ppeued at. Mts. ..,.. .4., : . or cWURCIIES of LANOOVEN slid -,PENCLAWEID,' y, Gilashiels. • ' One of sahliist'te,e . ~, T A _ FEE T N 44 • 'IA' . fter k term of Year; under the Bisfsep sad Chapter of med Robert Ifilk'stas etii. —t p . w . Jell ... k .,,,_ 011 .. • , . In , • • the Rectorial 'fries over abaut We Thousand the spinniire‘ "ail,: *O4 •,. . •ftir.v"9 4 .' it ex ";, 4iff • a% MOW • the whole Property:la iodinated to be worth • • ref Afit# frgo • some pert, Ina- ,•.. • - '• • •I hi eery. &medal., . -•, l ive r, Hundred ~ottmeddae 1 irtir' ' y drawn * -the , ' ' ; ""J . * , • - tits Vieiittsd Wk . ' .." L • ''‘:" , _ ,' • 1 47 1.1. had ci %ilia Dave NA Ciudad. SW , fei,, rytik •ir .. 1441 , 1„ o; bileq l l° T ,..,, :7 - `...14 , - 4 elligh . ThilielartilkOket ;of Mr. Josio,llMicitor; nee ef the , - -, 1 10 o but'unf • ' ' • __ ..,_.• •• • - •• 4( •• 44 ' ' • t • - '' t .- •,. • . Vt'ii ‘ t a !, tupg -- at. Iwo Cei tak e e lage lhil essil L *ll4llll4.6 .4,lth i s . Cooke .Salitft.rs' s Se : afZi de4 •.. , • • C i a g at e ye a tis • . ..- .tsizze ,• 4 , .. disee ‘i t i tiw i yr iii n ‘ i t ,,, ucitor, ire ,_.• r. • 'ak Land-Asset and gusreyor, aired upon the iihtate, it mere agettabk Wee Patchier. No. 42, Tana Ball; sad at Oa it SALES BY AUCITION. s . By Mr. WAXEPLELD, 4 . Catrniray's Cogee-hone, Ilanige-Aliey, Coning , oft ga d as„ the art of June, At Twelve o' Clock, in Two 1.44 T ., L01' . 1.4 MOST delightful FREEHOLD kEs! .L /PENCE, for the evolve lloo te ,h i I I .. thar tas.phoe. Bo vioe , Sasses. Vie Bosse musibta of a tt a3h . room, 33 by 15; iireakfastleninut, 16 by IS; Whi m 7 YU by 16 ; handsome Botranceiall and coaveuieut Uilia makes up akogether 14 Beds; and a walled filarden, awl; Acre. The lattures of she House so be taken Ly valuaion, 4 the Furniture, If agreeabk to the Purchaser, if not, a ne. „ sell the same by Assents*, oa the Premises, will be reserv e e. Lot IL A CLOSE of MEADOW L AND, of -Lu s Acres, fronting the above Lot. To be viewed by Tickets only, which may be I ; 4 v t Wabefte4d, Laud yor, No. 4.1, ; and further 14 , - Honiara of Wan; of Maws. Johnson, rtioe and Co. S u 4d• Clairitester; and at Garraway's. NEATIk OXFORD, GLorcrsir.o AND BETIRLFT KENNItT AND AVON, WILTS AND EF.ItliS NAL, AND DOLCOATii MINX S. SHAUL- • ay Mr. SCOTT, On Fanmv,lit 4, at Twelve, at she Marc, Loneel, trj any of the Lots shall be pitvicragy disposed of 11/ Prit Cann*. XITATH CANAL, from Abersant to 111 Swansea Bay : Ten Shares In this irarrovinr cast.ni, .eno par Share per Annum ; OriOrd rut., -• dividias 5e.:,2 per Share per &morn; Giouteater a.!.1 Canal, Twenty Optional Loan Notes, bearing interest I: per cant; Kennet and Avon, and Wilts and lkvka Can.! sk. Dolonath Copper and Tin Mine, near 'Wroth, Carr-. A •i Ninety-sixth Sham in tkis Tel est-anise, rich, aro. i 4inr. pankulars as: 7 be had at tit, Mee at this Pap, Hotef, 131rtningb..ai ; flatebett'b Hotel, Piccadilly; and at abelleat of 31s. Scott, Now Stitare-ttrart, 1. Jar pobtisltekprtc e Ss.Vitthwds, Tenth Sdalw, /In/1E AEGIS of LIFIL; a Non-31edicat Comrne s , tary on the indiscretions arising from Haman h which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Lffeats a Li.„ v. "nerea„ Onnorrition, Stricture, Seminal 'Weakness, /cc. an developed; Part 11. contains some remarks on certain F or . Complaints in particular Sterility; Part cod:mans l's a , ail (abserv:tions on Sernal 9rtf- tbuse, &c. ; is f# 111 Series of CUM ilklarallle Of the prrerikzsub* explaining them in a familiar manger , d the whole addn.q, to the Tankard Maturity of both Sew: By OOSS and CO. Cosusitirg Upon. May be bad at I\o.'_o, I sterroster.eow ; 60 , P.Ol-11211, Piccadilly; 312, Oxford-drett ; 24, Gerr:rd-street, belt(); fleet-sareet ; 174, licet.strect ; 98, Cheapside, Latest; ars, au Booksellers.. Messrs. Goss and Co are robe consedtcd, as venal, every d at their Muse; and Patients in the country are requeired u scribe minutely the use, enclosing a remittance fur Advice Medicine, witichcan be fortwarded tg any part (tithe wend. Goes and Co. IL R. C. Surgtons, i 3, Voustrit-sersts, tract, London. BILIOLTS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. As a mild and effectual remedy for all those orders which originate in a vitiated ucLion of tLe leer r ciliary organs, tamely, indigestion, loss of appetite, head-acb heartburn, ilataleneies, spasms, costiveness, ailections of the &c. &c. it may be assertedowith the strictest truth, that DIRTY, A NTIBILIOVS PILLS Lave met with more geceral app val than any other medicirie whateyer. This crnuitutes th recommendation to the notice of every individaai aL9kted the above complaints. They unite every recommendation mild - operation with successful effect ; and require no tom or confinement whatever during their use. In iropkal elimata, where the consequences of redundant and vitiated tide tre w prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable and elicit pro. tection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to ccirren di.. orders arising from oscines of the table, to restore the tow of the stomach, and to remove every complaint occasioned by ins. gularity of the bowels. Sold in Bottles, at 2s. 9d. is. 1 ls. and 112 s. by R. Briut std Sons, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, earner of St. Pad's, London; end SA, ifilickvilleetrcet, Dublin; and by the principal Book sellers, Druggists, and Medi*, Vailletsdairgiont the toted Kingdom • CORDIAL 3SAEI4 OF GILEAD. LADIES of cold, acrid, or.bilioas habit of body, affected with Langone, Ilead-ach,or Hysterical Alfecemo, cannot have recourse to a more salutaty remedy thm the Cot o:At. Batas Or Gis.uoi To ,Geratiemen from the Not or We.: Indies, the Student from public seadnasies. or those wboseo.:- cupations reqtdre sedentary bye, this medicine his eff.-eted derful cores in cases of debility, originating from heat of dim or relaxations from juvenile indiscretions, and the cif-as of tenseemplication rat shady or business. Sold by Leigh, Shand ; Sacco, 150, Oxford-street; and Co. Bow Churchyard ; Butler, Cheapside ; Tun, Exchange; and Ward, Holborn ; price 1 is. each, or four in oar Family Bottle for Ws. by which 4101* .1 Is. bottle is, saved, with the words " Semi. Solomon, Liverponi," engraved nn the Stamp. Of whoM may also be find, the celebrated ANTE -IMPETie G ENES, or S O LOM O N! DROPS twithout mercury, or any deleterious preparation), which stead in the highest t for the cure of the scurvy; scrofula, leprosy, and all disorders originating in an impure state of the blood ; being gradual, ease, and almost imperceptibk,ln their operation—the best substitute than has ever Ual discovered ter that dangerous mineral Wes cury, sweetening the blood, had stimuLding it to expel all non ous and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the terra, enlivening and invigorating both body and mind. Price I is. per bottle, or four in one family bottle for which one small bottle is saved. The words " Sand Liverpool;' are engraved an the stunp of each bottle, which none are genuine. AllO, price 3s. that scarce, interesting, and useful Work (with whkh is given an e legant Portrait of the Author, a Vievf of Gilt ad-Honse), entitled, A Gl/ IDE to ;MAUI or, Advice to Lib* Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints.—By SOLOMON, SLD.--Containhig a Treatise on Female Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General on those Diseases with which the Human Body is aMieted ; explaining the symptoms, &lode of treatment, Dr. Solomon expects, when conn by letter, the usu pliment of sone pound note to be ined, addressed, " Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, near Ilverpool. double postage." BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PAT' LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS. justly for curing, in all Its wages, the VENEREAL DISEA One midi Pin is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in s case, will soon convince the patient of the oeruinty of his 1 recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more tale, or convenient than this Remedy, (or such as are obliged to ye Tird nisi or to sea, as it needs no conthisment nor restraint of and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has that it win effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and ' methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Disorder, this Medicine. has not its parallel. Upwarde cr l emon, 40,000 p ' of both beers have been radically cue.] of shove - Isithiii th e last eight years. Prepay by the Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Menii the Itoyaltbilege of Stlrgeons, at their House, No. 9, ' Bridge street s in Boxes of wily 2s. WI. each, duty Wm' N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages 31 . 015. They are also sold by their appointment, with copious domino at the To/ Shur, 1 03 . Otfor+btreet; Mr. Disberough's, No.' Fisb-street-kill, nearly opposite the Maounient ; and by Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and ;reit , Advice grads to persons taking the above; or oth er ut the I • prietor's Medicines. cOAIs ; PA ARKET, 51.... r 19. Dtips at Market. Mips Sold. Price. 70 Newcastle • 451 324 9.1 to 41s 34 i9i Sunderla.ud 15 zoi 61 to 40. od 1 Culat . 1 23s 9J to Oes IA HIGH WATER at LONDON BRIDGR TO-MOIIROW Afcrning - 0 ir.ihuzes after 12 Afternoon 1 t -- • I•949VNi eciated Indptibltted—by—w— LE•u:KIS-77,-PITCe" !late, Temptt-tar. l • 9, on T ;t , 4 6 , LD kEs !. ut l..thamm. o bbiZ. siwia kt ,;,;* t awl ; va!uai m. Ot, a ru reserved. of Oiot.t fi t r l eel of v r. id furth er Co. SA r i kit‘ ' BERRIXT EF.ItliS I.S. onion, t . r of 1 1 p r j, -.Mal l to-:ern, 4 r interest Can.! s' art 12. ree ars!. ; :O. • tire Fla; 14 11 Ile ; •:Ic et, l.o.skia, al Commes, h :s of LA! V.. &C. an attain reszk abracts react:. , &c. ; is P alt 'hole addns . PA-Mall; • eet, Seho ; . aArldnn; anal, every d:., vequelsted to ' fur Advice !stk. world. it-strat, alt all those di-. if tLat Evert, i her 2...:!• tons of the live:, that DI XVN's general • nstinstes thrit afflicted with onnendatiou d re no tomb: opkal led rife tut w wl efficient p. to correct dis. tore the tone of tsioned by law IL &nu aid 'atls, London; principal Hook- tout the tithed 'bit of body, real Mateo., thm the Com- e Not or We.: thaw whoa or- s a:teed won- heat of climate, he oftlas of -sttert ; Sotto, rutt, Exclunp; in our Family , with the words tamp. nercury, or any ;hest estiouu4 id all disorks gradual, Pala , e best subnitate is mineral Nier- D expel all note' le to the newts, ottle for 31e. SsmL Soloist's, bottle, without 1 useful Tstaf the Author, and to HEALTH; ?male Di eeeralitt most frequeutlf stmeut, Ite r, the usual • cued, " iverpool. S PATEN f. tutu NM* , AL DISEASE. lox, in a recto: ory of his peril •e rale, o prole Ited to go joor. al,tbermt ! . s e i : rai scuun : dpicre t ward.. ; :rwiau f rotraci a t i, tbkeofe ; • Fri:oared mal iON, Members No. 9, Noy sooiu'°Pll:PsltSijil:gres:nuittcoaghS.ai:fn;direa.t.d4d4tBll:gNe;3bodlshe ::::n.n:::: Is std to oes L.! I-MORRO W. tea after It It KAP, Pickett, ~i~