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SPORTING . 1 . 117 ELLIG AN YORK SPRING MEETING. MONDAY, stAT 29. Sweepstakes of 20gs. rut-, fur all ages Three-yr. Olds, 7st. ; four, M. 31b.; hve, tut.; six and aged, 9 , t. 4115.: three and four-year Mlles allowed 31b. . Two miles. *Fen Subscribers Mr. Pierse's b. I .,Rosanne - - I Seven started, bit the winner was only placed.—Five to two against Russo:it:. Sweepstakes of 103 gs. half foi frit. For 3-yr. old colt., Bst. Sib. fillies, SA. The last .ioile. • Fight Subscribers. Mr. Oaseoigne's b. e. by Sir Da vid • . - . I Mr. LarnbtOn's Ottoimn - , . 4 Three to one on Ottoman, who ran restive. 'I he Sapling Stakts of Svgs . etch, h. ft. For 3-yr. old fillies, est. Lib. Last stile and a half. Sister i Subscribers. Mr. Pierse's Sister to Rosanne . . - I D. of Leeds's'eli. by Paudolpho . . . it Mr. fJppltby's IV.iss 'Catley • - . 3 Mr. F. Watts", by Sir David . . . 4 lord Fit zwilliant's Gadabout . - . . 5 • ' Sir M. M. Syke.' 4 , by Camillus . . . 4 Sir G. Arsnytage's Mary - - . • 7 Six to 4 agst. Mr. Pierse's f.-2 to I apt. Mr. Watts's f. York Spring St. Ledger Stakes of `.. , 5g5. each. For S. yr..old colts, itsr. 31b.; fillies, Sst. Last mile and three quarters. - hie. Brov.it's Fogleman - . I Mr. Bell's Revenge - . • • 4 Mr. Preacher's b. G. by Orville . . 3 Six to four apt. Fogleman. The Shorts.—SKeepstakts of 50gs. each, h ft. For 3.eir. old cults, Sst. 91b.; fillies. Sy. From the hiiddlethorpe Corner to the Ending Post. Five Subscribers. Nit*. Lambton's Ottoman - Mr. biddell's by f. by Otville - .. D. 4.1 I:smitten's Miss David . . D. of Leeds's b. f. by Dick Andrews live ter 4on Mi.s David-3 to 1 apt. Ottoman. Sweepstakes of 2gs. each. For 3-yr. old colts, Sit. 3ib ; Mlies, est. Last mile and three quarters. Eight Subscribers. D. of Leeds's ch. e. by Pandolpbo • Colintri King's Fulford - - - Mr. Garfurth's gr. f. by thzubletenian Yr Booth's Stranger - . b;: W. Milner's Camaralzatuan . - Ur. Beverley's Robin Adair - - Five to 4 apt. Fulford-3 to I apt. the witmer. Sir M. M. Syke4 4 b. f. by Camillus, sat. 41b. beat the Duke et Lettls's ch. c by Hatubletcnian, list. 51b. last mile and a hall— ;:ins. li. it.-2 to lon the D. of Leeds's colt. D. of Leeds's h. e. by it ningbrough, ree. ft. from Mr. Lamb ton's hr. g. Grenville, by OrviUc, Sst. 71b. each, last mile and a balf--30055. It, ft. S . 4 1 . 2 S . 4 . TUESDAY, WAY 30. The Cold Cup, by Subscription of 20gs. each, value ISOp. the surplus to be p.td to the winner in specie-3-yr. olds 6.1.21 b.; 4-yr. olds 7st. tulb. 3.yr. olds fist. 711). 6-yr. ,olds and aged, sit. 131 b. Three miles, Nine Subscribers. Lord Scarborough's Catton, by Columphus - Mr. ilerse's Rosanne, by Dick Andrews • Mr. Coslorth's gr. f. by Hambletonlan - - Air. Gusfortb's p. m. by Marclana - is to 8 on Catton—S to apt Rosanne. Sweepstakes of 10p. each, for 3-yr old fillies Bst. Sib. each. Last mile and half. Mr. T. Sykes's Orphan, by Camillus .- Duke of Lced's b.'by Dick Andrews . • Mr. Le.thani's ch'. IliConte, liy . CosiSus • Mr. likratt's'b. by Sir David - - • 6to 4 apt Mr. Watt's f.-7 to 4 apt Orphan--S to 2 apt Duke of I s epd's f. Sweepstakes of 100gs..each, h. ft. for . 3-yr old colts Bst. Ilb. filliei Sst. 211). One niile, Five Subscribers. Sir M. M. Sy kis'. 6r. 1. by Camillus - I Lord Fit zwiliiim's b.f. by Cankor . - 2 5 to 1 qn Lord fituvrllliam'a f. Mr. Spence's b. Ai. by Williamson's ditto, Bst. Sib. beat Mr. Athorne's b. g. by Silulrrel, Ssi. 341 b. give and take uteighti. 50gs. Four miles- 4 -z to I t.:n tl't winner. Sweepstakes of 501;s. cum, b. ft. fur 3-yr old cults, Bc. Slb. (Ott ma. The last mile. Mr. Carforth's gr. c by Camillus, received ft. hlr. Davisou's b. m. Zuleika walked over for the Hunter's Sweepstakes. 1 . 2 3 . 4 ViIMItEsDAY, MAY 31. Sweepstakes of 20Ogs. each, h. ft. sst. Lastmile 344 half. ' Four :: , übrcribers. Duke of Leeds's br. 1. by Orville, nut of Trumpetta • - .Mr. T. Duncombe's bay filly, by Chance, our. of leading 2 6 to 4 011 . the 'Juke of Leas filly: Won easy. Sweepstakes cf Suss. each, h". ft. fur 6-yrs old cots 615.31 b. Last mile and three quarters. Ten Subscribers. Mr. Gascoyne's bay , by Sir David, out of Thonaasina . .1 Lord Fitswilliam% bay, by Orville, out of Mgr.l • Sir M. M. Sykes's grey, by Camillus - • 3 Mr. Watts's bay,' Prince, b - y . Hanibletonlan • • 4 Mr. Dandling's bay, Paon Mania, by Dick Andrews 'S S. to 1 apt Lye. Camillus colt, rata 2. apt the Orville colt, 3 to . 1 agst the winner, and 3 to L apt Prince. Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, logs. ft. for 2.yriol•l colts Bst. tib. fillies ast. Two yeal Gldr"Coui se. Seven Subscribers. Mr. W. Wilacir's b; L. by Cardinal York Mr. T. Duricomber ch. f. by Camillus • .- 2 The first year of the Coqstitution Stakes of togs each, b. ft. for horses, &c. of all ages ; syr olds Sst.lolb. four est. five Su. 91b. Wei 96. lllb. and aged List. bib. ' One mile and a quarter. — Fourteen Subscribers: Lord Scarborough's b. h. Catton, by Golumplius Dike of Hamilton's.b. c. Widiam, by Governor Mr. Gascoynt's bay filly, by Orville 6t04 on Catton, and 2t6 I apt William. Won easy. The Stand Plate of ,650, r Mars olds 76. four est. 41h. five. not. slx.and aged Oa t. lowed Slb. A winner of seso carrying Sib. extra. Heats, one mile ind 3-quartsrs. ?dr. It. Biawees bay filly, Miss Craigle; by Orville 1 1 Mr. G. Crompton's b. c. lacky-my:l.a 3 - 4 2 Mr. Hot/moi l s bay colt, Barrister, by Young Salim 5 $ Sir W. Gerrard'sbr. filly, Sophy, by Young Chariot 6 4 Mr. Larnbtotis b. c. Grenville, by Or ville 2 dr Mr. G. Oshalriesten'a chest:tit Belding, by Victory - sdr • '1 he second heat was a very revere run race. Match for 50gs. • Two miles. The Owners so ride. Mr. T. &await% b. g..byGolumpl,us, dam by Cardinal • . 1 *lr. it. Harrison's br. g. by Payitator, dam by Star 2 Match tor 100 gs. h. ft. One mile. Duke of Leeds's b. c. by Beninbrougb, received forfeit from Wr. Bratidling's b. c. Willy Ramsay, by Orville. The Wicklow races, which finished last week, were the best ever known on that course, not a single race was won by more than half a neck, and the company was rr.ore aumer ,, us than at any previous meeting ; among the'prsons ot distinction present were Lott! Glentworth, Lord kussmore, Sir W. Cule, and tiir C. Burton. The Jockey Club, at the meeting held at the Thatcl.ed House on ',Thursday last, resolved that in mune ail bets. made on the I)etby and Oak Stakes are to be considered as not play or pay, unless speci fied and agreed to as such at the time of bettiuu— all bets made prior to the above resolution, are to re main play or pay. Cii.cxxl.—The Grand Cricket Match of the Mary labonne Club, agaiii:rt the county of , Middlesex, was decided in Lord's Ground, on Thursdaii 111,10 our ot Middlesex. INIDDLASEX. Ist Inns - lid dn. • • - I . a 3 MARYLABONNIre 29 lst NUS • St 24 40. - SS 113 97 - -Middlesex won by 16 runs. Bets at starting 6to 4 iu favour of Marylabonne, it then came to 6 to 4 in favour of Middlesex, al terwards even betting. CRIM• Cox.—The Trial for Cries. Cat. Gointit v. STZIMIA, 'Which was to have coins on in the Coinnion Pkas, Dublin, ao Saturday last, has bean postponed fur *short time at I ;ie instants of the Defenilaut, on Midsvlis stating that material witnesses were la koslaad whose sa wcoal Doe be then procorah E.` ~.~ • I '.tf , • 0.1 ; 1 , . DRURrLANE THEATRE. The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES. accompanied by Miss COTES and Colonel ADDENEKOKE, honourvd this Theatre with her presence, for the first tune, last night, to see Mr. KEAN in the Tragedy of theSerenge. Her Royal Highness WAS received at the Theatre by Mr. Artnome and Mr. SPRING,- who conducted her to her Royal Father's box. Her Royal highness having entered the Theatre racket early, the vocal performers were not prepared to receive her ; the instrumental band, however, struck up " GOD save the King," in which the audience most heartily joined. At the rod of the play, the loyal air was given : in a ver y excel lent style lig .the whole of the vocal company, amidst the universal plaudits of the audience. Her Royal Highness was dressed in a white satin bpdy, richly trimmed with lace ; the petticoat white worked muslin ; her hair neatly decorated with a small chaplet of white roses ; the zone fastened in front with a diamond buckle. Her Royal Highness seemed much pleased with the performance, and the loyal affection with which she was greeted. A new atterpiece, called Honesty': the belt Policy, was performed for the second time. It is a pleasant production, and is remarkably well performed. The music, by Mr. REEVE, is very pleasing, particularly the Overture, which consists of a grand moverneutin .the march style and a lively oboe rondo. KING'S THERRB. We are anthoriaed to state, in answer to a printed paper now circulating by Mr. PETER IIEttVE, pro prietor of the National Benevolent Institution, re. faring to a Concert and other Performances which took place at the King's Theatre in August last, for his Benefit, that in consideration of Mr. HERVE having the entire use of the House, Wardrobe, and Scenery, the “!rvices of the ditfetent Workmen and People employed behind the.curtain, the attendance or the Box:keepers, Money-takers, POice, Guards, and. the whole of the Theatre lighted complete, he con tracted to pay a sum of two hundred and fifty pounds, ( reduced al terwards to twohundred and thirty pounds.) That Mr. PETER Heavit advanced on account of the same £lOO, and that further, as it is deemed necessary and pi oper for the better information of the public, but more especially of those who may have commiserated this Gentleman on the supposed tailnre of his Benefit, that the account rendered him by the Treasurer to the Opera House (appointed under the Court of Chancery ), leaving a balance in Mr. H.!: favour of ie 16. 18s. G.I. afterwards paid over to him on his receipt*, was merely a statement in part of the proceeds of his Belie ' fit, comprehending only 12 Boxes let in the Office ,of the Theatre, the sale of a very small proportion of Pit and Gallery Admissions, considering as Mr. Spurs has publicly 'acknowledged, 66 the perform ance was well attended," leaving of course (not being within the power of the Treasurer), unaccounted for, all the Box, Pit, and Gallery Tickets which had been on sale for weeks before at Mr. HettvE's Institution, among the Patrons, his Committee, and throughout the Metropolis; yet it appears by the printed state ment of this Orion, that he is and gai 24, liner of only I►l.l £14.4. • • Loon, August Received of Mr. Urn. Waters, Pmpnetor and Manager of the K ing ' s Theatre, the suns of forty•sit pounds eighteen tins and sispence, being the balance of account of nay Benefit. sE46. Ills. 6d. (Signed) tarsi naive. .09A1THFIEL1) MARKET, JUNE 2. • 14of • 4s ad. to Ss SC Veal 6s od 7. 6 4 Mutton 4s id co Si 8.1 I P•tk es Od to 0s Lamb Is to 9s 04. Beasts 610.—Sheep.ao1 Lambs 6,24o—Calves 200—Pigs 320 HAY AND STRAW, PER I.OAD. Meadow Hay. 41 Os to 51 Os i.Clovr it Os to 71 Os Straw Li 12s to £2 os. 14k.W4A Ch .41414.1) LEAPENHALL. (By the Carcas4.) Beef, rer stone Ss 41 to 54 Od I Veal 44 tn fis 0.1 Mutton • - Si lid to 4s 4d 1 Pork 5s 0.1 to 65 od Lamb . 5. nd •to 7s Od. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YF,4rERDAY. ST• SAM IS'S. tIIitCIIIAPEL. Hay SI Si to 61 5 Ott I Hay 41 4 a to 51 Si 011 Straw 11 7s 0.1 to 11 19s Od Straw 11 14$ to 11 Ise Oil PRICE OF HOPS. new SAGS. Hew POCKETS. Kent 61 10s to 61 10s Kent - 71 Os to 91 9. Sussei 61 6s to 81 Os Sussex - 61 lOs to 81 ils ESSCZ 7l Os io 91 Os Farnham 121 O. to 131 us • COAL MARKET, JUNE P • Ships at Markel. Ships Sold. Odicrie. 61 Newcastle .4lk 42s sos IL 1 Sunderland i 43s 6d to 00s 01 2 Cola s 455. Od. to 00s. COUNTRY hIARKErs. Ozroao, Jose 1.. Price of a bushel of Wheat, Ba. did. The Quartern Loaf, lad. liIIIRIDGZ, JUNE 1.--Wheat per load Ile 00s. to*X2o Os. Barley, per quarter 29* to 33i. Oats 26. to 321. beaus 335. to 395. Peas Oes to tin.. DIR VH. Sunday, in Berkelersquare, the lady of Lieutenant-Col Chester Muter, 3d Regiment of Guards, of a son and heir. MARRIED. May 23, in Charlotte•square I.dinburgh, captain Coulson, Miss o f his Majtsty's ship Stork, toi Witch, of Hnumhvood. lune i L ist AU Saiuts, Northampton, Richard Myd4leton Esq. of Wrexham, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of George Smith, Esq. of the former place. • DIED. • In March last, at Descbamblult, on his road from Quebec to Montreal, Captain Kempt, of the Royal Navy, Agent for Tran sports In Canada: he was brother of Major General Kempt. May 19, at Dunbar, Captain Thomas Dawson, aged sti. May 2e, at Glasgow, Mr. Wm. Gibson, writer. May Y 4, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Elizabeth Denham, wife of no. mas Young, Esq. writer in Edinburgh. May 27, at Hatfield, Herta, aged 115, Mrs. Waltham, relict of the late Rev. Thomas Muslim of the same place. Saturday, in the 31st year of bis age, Mr. Thomas Lily Shaw, bookseller, of Dover. THE celebrated ANTI-IMiEI'IGINES, or, SOLOMON'S DROPS, (without mercury; or any dele terious preparation) which Wand in the highestmtimation for the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy. sod all disorders mi. ginatiog in an impure state of the blvod; being gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible, in their operation—the best ►ubstitute that bas ever been discovered for that dangerous mineral Mer cury, .Iweetelling the blood, and stimulating it to expel all noxious and Impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves, elk. veiling and invigorating both body and mind.—Prise I Is. p•r bottle, or four in one family bottle for Su. on which one small bottle is saved. The Words " Sand. Wonsan, Liverpool," are en graved on the stamp of each hottle,wkhout which none are gen u int. Sold by Samuel Leigh. 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford street; opposite New Mood-otreet, Loudon ) and all Medicine enders. • Dr. Solomon experts, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound note to be 1116.3(4, addles/ma— " Money letter. Dr. iolonton, ennead House, sear Lies:quo:, Yaid doubts postage.' SALES" BY AVOW% FURNI . IIIRE and • iltillnlCTA, WORiVIINGTON oaks(' near . mtorwrAy, . and Av AM. WOILCBSIZO. f 1112 E. By • Messrs.lloGOAßT and PIiILCIPS, On the Premises, no s Mon aa t, lone 5. and following 4174 at Merit. by ,darret tun SI r il.e Executors, r HO USEHO 1.1) FURNITURE, anti other JL Effects, the Property of the late .SAMUEL GIST, Esq. th,:eatieJ; .colnprtainit ntahagayl hwr-post and lieLsteado e with Cotten t ornitures, and Window Curtains; D, NO and t;• me Feather Bed% Mattraues, and 8 ddinv; Cabinet wort, Drawer s, Dresaing Stand, a Sat of Dining 'ratites with tivitalar nd,, Caul and Pentbmke Tids:es, Chairs, mahogany flectetai u re and Boolteaic, Pier Wastes, Oarp..rs, Calsret Sidritoardi a Barrel Organ, Culinary Articles, ittewiag Utensil% about 2a toes of.Mcmirow Hay, a Cart mu! !Limeys, a Draught Horse, Mann /taints and I.ialits, Hurdles, tte Total viewed one day preceding the Sal?, and Oa:lngres had at thrzlyn at Broadway; the Crown, Evesham; eta the Premises; and of.Meaws. tiogzart and Philips, 611, Old Broad.itraet. :011/11 7 :1(:1' FRiHOLD "KM, opposite to the PAWL LOr(lE of KEM P 11)N, In a beautifulsituation ft* a' REA DENCE, in 7t I ate TtiAmEs. • fkle;ws 'llooo4lt r lad PHILI,IP 3 , • .1t the Attc:imi Mart. on FRIDAY; Julie 9, at Twelve cieloele, by or.lt , r ;be Exec-itor of 011 late Jou N Flat, Esq. &era...A, ‘)01t . N E FARM, awry improvable FREE-. 1 - 101.0 EiTAVE, Ty•hc-free and Ite.leemed, lying in abort brven handsome Inel4l.trres; beautifully tiits lt berv , and b kit tea by a'l rota S;ataiti, amt.:Whig together 37A. a. 71 i . of excellent Land; whit a taws brielt.bait Cottage, cont.ti..iog several 13e.!-toonts. Unlin k ; awl Breakfast Parlour, and Officer, with cAndciotis Barns, antlnumerutp. Out-bolttlow to land. To be viewtd, iy tialyitig to Mr. I'a the Bailiff, at Kynyton Park, of whom Par‘icolns may be bad ; /1.140 at the Mart; anti of Met.rt. Nowa at.tl Phil! p•:, Old broad-wrvet, where a Plan of the Eatate may be :leo]. ••••••••• ...m•••••....440 ----- MANOR FARM 4 nea r SEVENOAKS and BROM LEY, in t he COUNTY of KEN I'. • By Messrs. HOOtiAR r and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Friday, June A. at Twelve n'Cloci, riIIHE MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of ShELLLYS; with a Valuable FREEHOLD ESCATE, lying within a Rio; Iknee, situate in a delightful part of County, Austin:tug with (;sine, sit Miles front Seven Oaks„ hen trum bininley, in the Of F. nnekbolt. Twenty Miles trent Ltruion, in the Conley rat Knit !—Cownsting of two Farms. . coutamlug t:,gerb. r•I 1 ;hi LE HUNDRI and FIF ACRES of rich (trabk, Pasture, and tbrivinig Wood Land, Well supplied with Waits, alannollert with Chalk, and a Little on the Estate, which improves the Atrieulture of thiLand at a trifling expen•e. The bas been greatly improved within a few years, with a I siratortable House and Offices, spa cious Barn, Stabline, Granary, and Outbuildings, (lard, n, Or chard, &c. he I..stnis ar4• in the °cuspidal' of Mr. Edward ::het; xi, truant at will, at a sent ost X 9»!) par ammo. o be viewed, and Particulars had, twenty da ) s prior to the Sale, at the Bell, ; Greyhound, Croydon; White Wrt, eves OAs ; the princiiii4 . Inn, at Weiderham ; at the Mart; anti Mt blAsrs. Huggins and Phillips, U 2, Old Broad-street. CAPMAL Flt O LDIER E•T AND B I N THE THE courrnis OF I I S. lty Memos. HOOGAit And PHILLIPS, At the M.trt, on FaIDAT. lune 9, at Twelve, in One Lot, i WHELYLEY HILL GREAT 1•10 ORS; sral.r. MOORS. and SVF.NCEIt'S FARMS, aiming In the Parishes of North Church. and Cliethaar, In the. above .enuntiest comprishir a mokyaluable FREEHOLD and small past t 01 1 1110 LO /Oil ATE, containing tugs thee. about Fuer Hun dred and Seventy Acres of capital Arable, Meadow, Pa4une, and Wood Land, one mile from litrkliampstcad and bort:Watt, three front Box Moor, two front etteshant, and Y 6 from Lon don, within the Minor of Latimers, couvenlettly sulo:ivided into Farm% with an excellent Farm-house and other linitdinp, 311.1 the whole trt.e f-oat Land-tax, in the occupation of Mr. Joint lope, who goit4 Mitlaarimas next, subject till then to a low rent of 4120 per *Arnim. Mty he viewed by leave of the Tenant, and Particulars bad 15 da s prior to theS;:le, of John Mooupsent-yard; at the Rut! Lion, Chetioort; K ng's Arms, Berlhatternead ; swan at Dui r4uur; C•O7gL, AllIttahllill; at the Mem; and of hlc•trs. I loggart :no! Phillo, 011 ii:oad-streer, where a Plan ol the ENtate may be tree. • CA tot rm... kiditiliOLD hS I'ATE, MANOR, MANSIO)t, AND 151 . E :".URL-GitetlNVS, IN '1 HE GOGH CY LIF bIIDDLE:Sh X. by Mess - s. HOGGAR I' and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, on F' • I Jar, June (..0, at I.J. o'Clock , in one Lot, mom! irnportatit nita bigilly v Iln.tWe FiltEE- A HOLD ESTATE, hiAN - Ai t;sl aid PARK, the late Re , 'ideate of Jens .Fiss. Esq. deceased; delightfully situated near ' the •1 'emirs a: Sutiburf, known as Kempron. The Matitlion is, fitted up with splendid taste, presenting an elevation o f th e G o thic architecture, delighttplly situated in the centre tit a most lussualtiut domain and Park of 4v7 Acres, Cythe free and Land-tax rideem rd, principally inclosed by palitu, auct ornamented with plant ations of stately Forest Trees t the Park is intersected by a Canal of nearly tine mile and a half in ex:e::t, Bowing from a Lake of ;six Acres, upon whirl k a Watt:, I..ctrif MAI, with Water-works, throwitie water over the whole of the Primises. 'lite Mansion is s uitable for the accommocla ion of a Family of distinction, with Rooms, lofty and of good propt.rtitai ; the principal Apart ments are soperl).y Enished and decorated ssith auckn: and nits clan painted glass, of exquisite workmanship, in TaL!ese and Landseapcs; conveniently detached front the Mansion is .a gni:imam:al Building of handsome unifurM elevation. com prising double Coach-houses, double sets of Stables; Men-scr cants' Apartments, Turret Clock and Cupola : also, liaitAf's House, Laundry, Dairy, Brewhouse, Granary, Gardener'. Cot tage, and numerous A;ricultural Out-buildings. The Gardens contain about three Acres, Inclosed by new walls bearing Fruit in the highest perfect:on, ornament .ed in a south aspect by horti cultural Buildings, erected upon the best principle for the pro . eluction of the finest Fruit, and includes Peac h-house, do u ble • Graperles, Consetvatory,*Pineries and Succession-houses, Loge ,'l *ker about 2.0 feet in extent. , . The Park and Land may be - viewed at any time , on a : p lication to the Bailiff, Mr. Pattison ; the Mansion and Gardens can only -be viewed by printed Particulars, to be bad of Messrs. Hogzart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad street, Royal Exchange, wisp's: a I Plan of the Estate stay be seen. • ' NLX PRE.iENTATION TO THE VICARAGE OF •• . • W. .I row. • Ey Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Allmon Mart, on To r6DAT, June V, at Twelve, NEXT PRESENTATION TO. THE 1. VICARAGE of the 'respectable Parish of Waltbamstow, in the County of Eases. The present itscoine is upwards of £7OO per antrum, and may be considerably increased by a resi. dent Vicar. 'Flee Parish crorai.:s about Four Thunsai.d Five Hundred Acres, with sevnal cal tr.l ReVences and Gardens, in addition to which there Is an loc , arte ariatirg from the GI: be, ' sundry Lands, &c. Vicarkte House h appropriate to the size or the Living, and together with the Offices in substantial r epair, a sum of money having been recently expended opou'the Premises. The present Incumbent Is aged 61 years. ' Particulars may be had in a short time of Mr. Joseph Maberly, Ectlforsi.row • at the Mart ; and of Messrs. Ht,ggart sad Phil. lips, 6 g, Old Broad-street. Jl'. HEATH, , of Fi.)ttintehani, intorma ern off • Merchants of England and Traders in general, that for the convenience of tide, he has placed his JUNIPER E.:SF.NCE of PEPPERMINT, and other Medicines, in the hands of Enstraios, 66, lit. Church-yard. Th:s Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy, in flat u fancies, gouty and cholicy pains in the stomach and bowels, indi gestion, hysterics, sea-sickness,. nausea attendant en pregnancy, relegation and ia:situde arising Lom atmospheric beat, want c.t appetite, Injuries from hwicintiit weather, thc. abuse of spirituoUs liquors, and in the spasmodic affectioa of the stomach and bowels so common to Infants; adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or fur the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition. . Juntas% lissanca or Parricastisrls so well known as avg. !Liable Family Mamlicine, that the principal object of this adver tisetuent is to guard purchaser: splint the numerous Counter feits which are prepared by DruggiPs, &c. especially if the order Is for Exportation. lie only crucion J.P. Heath can give, is to see that J, Pais-ecru, Nottingham. is .engraved on the Uovern man% Stamp. Sold wholesale and retail also by Edwards, No. SO, St. Patin Ckurcb-yard, is Dovish es. 94. and Is. lid. • • MON'S ATITTIII I.IOtTS PILLS. THESE' Polk mug sincei.buined a just teleui - r the rrivre prae.im of the lienpristsw, Mr. 1.11X.)X, strorlireary; and from their greet raterss in many übst:: ate •i_ nue thiedoisas, nn numerous. Palerns of slis•b.c:ron, vow", pAr44.l,wir tc • • Duke r.f Bolters!, lit, titurp WArreu, i .11.mliger rady tiiir and !-:e1.• rise::y. Viscount. s • Busker:l., &: k t . w.is per stoutest to olf g r 111:::11. to_ the IZublic, unslei .1)14-os %r ation afi.l mtg.-a-of t Mar izirtsi.' • 'Mei ar.• fortiod t.. be• air hiroreliana`rie remely t,r :eviar'Lp ;tha. tone of tin; stassitacli; furguraii; illti 10-Ti',l:, n •armil:tea, sad (heir zanies Tien; slisr.rara:s-airt.• ertierat•.:•l ~Ni lelhe% 1 iisy reatrave liabiru-sl a nd t. m o st-11y bead-arks, and hsa:t burn, %rills first Of the redundant bile, lots-mare -ate I.ritior to • Rid will be tumid a mast -Sla nasals:, Me ~eras' t a: r , o ,;, ; ov en Over/ itidritiosi.id i, need by a siororalsr..: cut, :stomach and 114.weis. Sued %Owls-ale 0 :1(1 In ell a s Mi. h t , ; ;Z r ' ‘ ,A, t;,r„ of St.: Paul's et.u.sch Nara 2.1.111.1 - • , •1, 1... hz •JotiesiWelecosi t .:Alkatitt, sad Mabsary., I' •rt.sa ; aril riersVair. (r.ipp.;rl; Cohnuan 14. and' Roes, :AI 1 natter, !lull; 14311A:14, C.A.:IV/ N•••• • , • s ; Co. Binninqh4wis • Stut:lll, I .y:act., met .1 li••••..t,t svic: lresvmati,lite. r r M 11;rialsi. (l 1.•-•-. ;;;•-.••• Lit KtUl ; su.vrn us ill." CU. ; I.l l .var , la att.! Veiny, and 11.ituige aa.l La r% . And Ledger. rover ; r !to ; t. • • . , -es.hatn;!ilumnbund*, Lissa:4l.lrd; •I.I'TI, 117a:0,W:I ' retail by mist Conn•ry V.• sat s 9.1. .;s rarh. • .•41. ,an t '6; V) THOM %:; (It 4. IBF-nit:We to inittrin you, that i:ve7 1790,1 to.: beenalllie:ed with the I.lit's ;vs. ';ICt .11 tUebAitutrly re51....10g every course Of metbk itt.• , .• most ent..;..nt itt the facishy hert., and t tantnea tit sails awn and ;mksd t:liarzed from the 1 • W. 1 rdief, would ai-• ; .ear to I:c the:mot • !a the spring of last year my di .erder had got to such a 1.. Is merry to put a pciind to my existence. In this .4ste. I wu- . :onuneudsal by Mr. J. '1 hotuvni, (who receis..4 re . it by them here,) to take your Luakc's POLICIA l'ills p ts: - .l[:t I I.t,i au to do en the Utah May; is the course of a tortii , i-h I 1.... N. • s receive• benefit. In little more than a month 1. betatac, i Our Itheral [deice aiei Velltctly'ltte ltan, rty mer complaints, have recovered my !twiner sl..tits ay.!. surt, ;; t., and.ant become jelly.arul fat c ly . *Lich !itatelterie4 tame,' nattily months to the astivittlunent of all who ii.!:ew me, i a:a its it,ss in what tersot to express my gri:titude, but litz the good of other suffering wairuils, to make this my cit-. public as possible, as I shall 011 ever') occasion—in so duiLS 3 Will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very leaml,lert. rant, ALEX. MUILLI.R.. Swan's Close, High-street, Edlnborgh. Prepaied and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at les :to,. N 0.9. New Bridge,ltreet. They are afto sold by his sppoiotmetit, at the Perfumet"3, 95; St. At.tues-stteer, Pall hill ; the Toy-shop, Nu. toil, lit. fordArievi ; Mr. Dishurougles,No.;, FS:It-street-bill, ties rt.: 'psur th e 1/Intatiestt ; and 1 y one person in every Lona :r.: 'a 'own in England, ?cc. n hutri eely ils.W.,sach, sealed tullani ytain dirt-atom. vstuitelsy patAtill.tfrither sea ma; CUTI Nentariver wilt ease ati.l secrecy. ViihStri WokM t 04ENGL,. WORMS are allowed tt) be the Most frt Sources of Cioildrchs' , t,e. livery Parent thong be icklusito.:d with. of appetite, altalesess ef the 'thee, emachrfon, am : 1 ,re gular state of • the bowt!s, arta:deli with vtolent ait t: bring on convulsions, affect tht growth of the ar 1 prove tate!, 1y erEing in a conot.tovion or 'decay. Uti• prey:at:ante core tor these alsrolt.4 ctmit.; tin e, etcelent is 'utivert4l!y :.itowed, on the (.1 ~1 hie est characters in this .c,:untry, to have on equal. public approbation, given to the Pcotirtetor, iron, a I kiiiiVOrdge OS' its efficacy in t,tedir own tar'illes,...uit.:4 ixfvon.; cot ipetitk n. and tov.4 a pauctii,n to it which Nitd , etne of the kind eJn boast. Front-.!!:e. Hon. coil It - 4hr Rev. the be 4,f CAI it Tr) Mr. Cnixo. pottoreary, Clt , a s•• 1.•. Lot.: on. • Sii—ri readily embrace ilot.oppartuttity v..t.r I..tter l• r. of alloys my trst , nto.ty to that ut tie 1.44.1 to let itatud,i.L of your Ch;log'sVattint Worm I.ess. , •go, me *thlrit .in h: ttw mouths ag.o &rivet: v. rydnato ra; he.oetto t.t;nt the to s i lie ha I been una..ell fur setrhlS %%‘.. i l r..vLet. , t o lis ; I ni% at‘peart4 I ale .t. d enta :• 1 at. I I $ ''t qUeely of pains in hii I,tad anti sole. Ihe lilt whu had decide , tly seen him in this vale. foot.o.a: ty tea mended me to the trial ni your Lozenges; awl ,t .:t u. tnighette lost, or any mistake migt.t occur, In olotainuig f e quint: Medicine, seat me three tines of ir. •be Itre • I no. uceitsitmed a visible ansentlownt, and after V . CO: II at every unpleasant symptom .:i.appeare.l, but I judged it 1 , , to give the Utica, as the two former had agreed so guic. 'ninny well. Front that time my son has been in perfect hea• and I certainly attribute his sure wholly to the aka . ) •ut Worm Lozeuges. I have since recommend , d your Loa , fititvt several it:itances, wherein I have the satisfaction to :tea: I they have unlorinly been of great service, I ought to ac. I, front the nature of the t fr. ct prudueed hy e! , eit) in my sot t. I apprthend the tompluiras to have arisen from an uliat• betweenthe stomach and eiscut a. i am, Ste. Rose Cagtle, Dec. 7. F.. CARL': I F.. Sol.l ?A r.liutler's, No:4, Cheapsirle, corner of F London, and most Country Medicine Menders in every in boles, at ts.9d. and Si. tack. IT has been too requently Ole subject of kis. . 41 general reprobation, that wr,ti destitute.ol the elements of medical art have offered thenvelvei as candidates ter pi • ic t foliage In the prokssion of Physic. Fur the orpose of tics to the result of our studies and experience, and to aril - co' from being classed among those empiries whose impui: 1 nt , tensions have, unfortunately for society, been too 'avow I •tly cei te4, we beg leave to subunit to the libstsal.aud etilights faitld'ul statement of our pursuits and acquirements. Alter having receieed a regular meatiest educatiou. me, •71 of Messrs. GrimlAl and 111.zar.:, whose lectures and pr.l carefully attended, as Professor,. and Surgemr of the fond o pit al, we ettiired ourselves as students In that jwty c -14 school for medical acquirements, the Royal College II hergh, and were lust' utted oi the dillerem branches of tit ato Surgery, the Theory.anif Praiede of Physic, ' N wifery, bourny, Ste. Ste. by those eminent Profess a , klottro t;regiisy, Black, Hamilton, nun f an, and Ru.l We tru st we shall not be derived praumrtuotis in payit our proficiency and acquirenieuts aft nut inctiosisterable. tin for a long series of years eta le VIINEIthAL and the virious discus of IiREtiI.ITY, the particular • our seudies and practice, it wiit,Wehope„ be allowed thAt.•ave acquired superior kw: teleilge of their crew niem au.! a L. sight and went cases of infection, a perfect re-mita:4l rt completed iu the sLiort panel of two days, gird in th cl u:ntost Inveteracy, where utter practitioners tar,. fare t • • cess, a proper perses erante in our pito of tt,. c ,ileet es. the patient a safe awl radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disilers I.re Wets of a habit twig and enns‘unhar.ily !,) bath sears, there ars ogee mere atartnnior tome • thane dencleuceits and debilities when It 'gamily 1 ,, Air 0 1 ' bitter the niatrimecial state. To such petioles it tre-a soling reflection to know that they may now, by A 'leo. ••.4 hide tunic of treatrit,ut, berestored to t h at t • blessings, a strung, manly, *fad visas : out enstiti•u i 111 debility, from whitetail. canoe arsons, a: .-j!! Iv' 1 : L....a of venereal infection„ we may he cons..lted 11 - 1% '" eitihr Sex whit the gr?oteit secret). and Isneotir. t tiolls saltation at home trout ten 10 is Lb. rite till tt idght. Potwflf !lie country ate requested to .tafv the paritub r ' thin* case, an 1 general habit of living, &C. Ilide , i 3 g a ,' lance tin a IV•ce and 111 •Jkinc.,, whe t s the d ame will be.. o " sent to ally part or tit kingdem. To ensure that secroy to sends! to our undertaking, the postage of tetras auff bs ° she account for medicines. n Ortbe CUP.RIE anti Co. surgeons, toi, Hatt° .....--==_:._.:-----.--- - --'--;--------:--e -111Gli 11h' ATEtt TO-MtittitoW At 1.0b11)UN Illtllol., Morning . . 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