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4fe. ":l 111 n . . . • • ..r, t vz, • . • • k • • • • .• I TO ‘• , t 4 "l b. \ „ Alp • fa • rPl44' . PAN._ 44/i f .c; . . . • • ', THURSDAY, AUCIUST 4, 1825 Numßsa 12,010. PRICE SEVEN PENCE. .-• ARMY CO] TASAsuaY CHAJEDEAS, BOLIVAR MINING ASSOCIATION OFFICE, 11, Great Winchester-street, August Ist, 1825. • THE MANAGH4G TRUSTEES having, rtceived i very important and satisfactory REPORT from the C:ldef Miner sent out from this country: have caused an eathesitiatted ABSOLUTE RICVERSION cly THREE NINTH PARTS OF TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, STERLING MONEY. ENGLISH AND. BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. THE Act of Parliament having passed-, constituting es* SUBSCRIBER'S a CORPORATION, Notice ;s fitfully given, that applications for Shares, in lieu of those for feited by the neglect of Holders thereof to execute the DPI d, may be made to Messrs. Xing and Lukiu, No. 5, Gray's lnr. square ; or to Mr. Clarke, Chard, Somerset, the respectiie citors to the Bill. Chninsisawiet Deparenwillyly 30, 1323. VOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of •••%••‘ emitra,tiog to supply BEEF AND MUTINY* to his Majesvy's laind Ferces in Cantonments, Giutteters, and Barrackl, in the undermentioned Commies and islands: Pedford Dirks (Winding the Town of Hungerfard) .11erwick :Bucks Cambridge (inrfading the Town • or New 'natio) Cbester. • Cornwall (including Scilly) Cumberland Derby Devoe Dorset TO BB SOLD SY AUCTION, By Mr. magma, (4X Warwick House,.Rqesat-street), . At Ganayiny's Coffee=House, 'Change-alley. Cornhill. - Oa Tearailltan die 1 Ith Magog, 1895., at Twelve o'Clock _ IN TLIRKE LOTS. THE ABSOLUTE RSVERSIOI4. of VittEt NINTH PARTS of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, STERLMIG, MONEY; rested in Trustees; of the laigheii re-1 sPectatillicy, to pay the Interest during the Life of a Lady, now aged Fifty-six years, line ai divide theisrinapal upon' her decease. PardiuLsrtof Jahn Megan, Ittp Solicitor, Great James-street,. Bedfortlfowi at Garrassayai. and of Mr. Itobins, 370, 'itreet. espy of that Boort to be left at this Mike, for the iespeerion of the Proprietor!. between the howl of Ten and three. By Ordei of the Tree► W. & IiANDASIDA Lincoln . Middle*: Monmouth Norfolk Northampton NortlrondSerland Idotdnibork Oxford TurtitUt ESTATE ctimpAtTt LAW REPORT. COURT OF CHANCI;IRT, AUGUST 3. ILLS/PHAN? AND CASTLE CHARITY. Carman A 500,000, . . brute Thcinonid thstes otOns Hundred PoUsidi.iskii. Bassesoss. _3l3n Rumen, Eel. I George Medi/Tags* Joseph Barrett. Est John Poingdestrsi Iraq. 4 h. iktureurd, Eso Georg" Rick haw .Joseph,, oissa, Esq. Henry Roeder. hop Job .CsinPbel4.l*- ~• _ John Rossoie f hsq. • Lieut.-Colonel W.h. Estrum- DouglasThunspson, Esq. ' [ Butland s.albr Solnersii Stafford Suffolk Surrey flassery Warwick Westmoreland Wilts Worcester York In the several einnities of forth and South Wiles lia:the several Cantries hi Nardi Mr. SUCHEN considered that there had been some mistake about the t:me of going in before the . Master with a plan for the management of the charity, and therefore he had obtained A copy of the caveat, which he wished to hand up to the Court. Mr.-HART did not think . this weighed a feather in the case, as the whole question in the matter depended upon the Act of Parliament. His Lininsuii desired to have the caveat banded up to him. Inconsequence of understanding he would have.had a particular engagement this morning, he yestefrisif deairedhoEce . to be- sent to the solicitors on botb..sidei, that judgment would not be given - till to morrow, boy as-this-new daicument had been produced, ijudgmerir wooht beim:to stand for Friday.. There were two orthree ways of considering this matter ; the ques t lion of t jUrisdiction was certainly s very important question rand-another very serious g uestion was, whether upon the °Osumi- petition, the Court ought now to order the-money into Court , in whatever hands it was, that it might be taken care of. and then leave the parties to ate aninfdtmation, upon which the question of juris diction would be entirely set aside; ... ' .. . ~ . ... Mr. HART said, he could have no objection tti etch a course, except that the objects of the thaiitly, who were now without bread; would be still logger kept out of their, right,. . - • Mr. SAIGIDEN said his c l ients (ibe. ofelpdatiti), hid all along beep- most anxious:that the objects of the charity should be put into possession of the benefits' they are entitled t 0,.; .and any Fuson who conveyed any other impression to his A.ordship's.mind, conveyed that which was unfounded. . His Loansnte would sly, without reference to the parish of Newiogton, .that it the Court had the power kJ- - saying how a • charity should be distributed, It ould never leave the distribution to Trustees to be nnually apOinted. : • HODGSON W. HAWKINS. This seas a case ti squabbling. between partners harrying on business in Siejlield, which,•when the Pout heard, a few days ago, his Lordship recom mended to 'be settled by arbitration. The minutes of the order of reference were to-dsy mentioned for the Court's approbation ; the- parties on both sides having agreed to the r intima,tion of the uujtto refer it. I : llB.l4l fr t 'gH P TeSerted all ; matters in dispute fin cludinithe question whether the partnetihip was,- or pis ndt, dissolved), without any reflection on the character tf ; either. - , - M. RE. MAWS 5011430 L. Pin kionna-was heard in.reply to this petition, pre- sentedby the-Rev. William Curiae . which prayed that haat:sight bedesciaree to be shithead,. master. of this haat grammar school. -The Learned Gentleman, rather aga nie g t h expati ate d at same leegas• on the learned. abilities of• the trustees in- dits - viatter, constituted of graziersi..grocers, aad little traders, .who 4onsidered • that nominated trustees;.though withenta conveyance of the , legal estate, they were invested with all the necessary powers;-ti wales ; and could not COmpre head. ir• lay the Court. of Chancery should be at liberty to.talse:opon itself a rigitt •to interfere with them is what they thonsist.proper - ter- do, QT:. not to do; and who, on this occasion,opposetd• this application, and insisted upon removing the RVICIVIId GOIIIIINDSR, who, when he entered the: - ofkaii in 181.4.. bad,the moat wt. tisfactory-cestificases of abilit.yatr...upan thp graisiti of *opposing him not a fit character to be in the situ- • Durham,(including Drily Files, (occlusive of Tilbury Vert) Closter, (including the City of Br Wu') /lams 3.ltrefeed Ilettfbrd !Unto Isle of Man Isle of Wight Kent, (including Tilbury Port)% Lancaster Leicester That the Deliveries are to commence oh and lisithe tieaty Bids day of September' next; ttiat Proposals in Writing, sealed up' and marked •• Tender for Atniy Supplies," will be'reciiired at this , Office on or before Thursday, the '3sth' day of August, but none sea be received after Tiedee o'Clock oh that Day. Propotals must be made separately for each County and rslanil; except for the Counties comprising NOttlf , and South Wales , all of which must be included•in one T ender ; likewise the Islands. of Guernsey. Jersey, and Alderney ;•as also must theotverslCaunties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filledtp,by vein Persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Pirtt tendering in the Amount stated in the printed Particulara c for the due l'erformanci. of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length ; and should it so halve that during the Continuance of the Contract do Troops should l , e supplied by virtue of the same,. the arneunt'of„ the Scamps on the Contract and :liond, paid in thefirst instance by the Contractor,-.vill be refunded to him. . Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon Applleattm•at ibis Office, between the Hours of Ten and Four ; and of the 130 v.. rack-Masters in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Maui • and as several Alterations have been made in the Printed Panic:dare which Alterations are printed in Italic, it is requested that Pena: makierg Tenders will carefully attend to the saine. . Tanheri. avid Bevan, Bag. and Douglas thoinplibn, Blac Ananown _ • . _ Simi! aiptoit, Writ. Andersow, E. lobes PlirpistintD4 #IL blechib; lrartl4l, Add' JCcliakiiiticlosou r Sap 81-Ne*-Broacl , atreets ETI§ tor - 003$ l'OrnVed for .this t:tle. of fieehotil i ClPAmitil.asof lisahrbold Lamer; Befreavionaily Property, •Pift Ilitereise airck Mattoon* by•• Private Contract or Public Britain And in the•ll4anjis of Aid:racy; Guernsey, and Jersey. Auction. When the maguituds. or rio — yelif of the above description an nually disposed otis colisidefil, it is surprising that a period should only now have artived ashen, it ir.preposvd t to open an Estabihh mein. whertip ali. wcb ttgpettrrisar be-exposed under-one cep*. ciout.roof, weak* will obviati the inconvenience' Orperkineed - by patties desitetir of niiking Ibtestments. It will constitaieniSlars; and beanie the resort of the t Capitaiist s who will thereby have a choice°, Property.for lavestmeht ;!and•to those who have Property to dispose of, afford a Market unriiithed. Tne ati'varitage: to those wito• have ProPerti incitiribered by Mortgage or Annuity; aid are restricted from whim, without the !Cement of the Monilliger or Asmuitaitt,. will be: grant a this 'Company will pay off those IncuMbrancei, Winist d*Securitris sufficient, and IA the Property divested of than. All tirsob.s`who require an Advance .upon Property. offered for .Sale, may have the advantage of a Loan dming•the thwertileir Pro► petty. may be.exposed in thrPublic; Rooht of the Campos'', Mr Sale by private Contracinipiblit Auction. fhosi Who have EiOrrty to disposer of and do net ilsgeirets. Loan, will find this Betahliffirnents capable or selnap.thW ante either by.privata Centred ot poblic iitietieet,with * fleiffig:titd suceetittecithally i adVaviatbous• . . . tkerita of dommistion win be Cited Inildstatis.astur pressetkin a. printed tables uninturobeced brim wn names -Beira Charges generally introduced; and, consequently, the Vender Will: be enabled to 010'1231 , W ffiipente With certainty. . . This CoMpabfog not - aerunte to act as a Corporate - Betti s ** lessnishorined. Ova (nip o Ass of Bullessonsp dr ger. other man* ff , cobtrortitig Lain The Afars otiliti;:oattiony Will be gpter• the' maiwte . meet of the Board ortnifitati, aisisted bf roper Officers of experience and respectability : , Applications for Shires to be made r by leer-, Gee of pustsge, addressed; " litsperial Eitate . COMpasy," to. Meure r Barclays,. Triton, and Bevan, tkinit'sis or to4Olin liickinsoa, tog. Solicitor, Nev..l;Voadit;cFt.. DZINRABtaIe REE 11011141314 GARDE; - NowrowsTßEST., PORTMAND-TCOAD,i NEAR Tliti .112011478, TO BR SOLD BY AfitiOTION;• B Mrs T: EOSINS:. :6 1 r, --- • Of anytskrk#oo,le, Ite&V t:stre.lits) • : .. A's Qu( tr erjlomg. inny: M .csitabin. 011 . Tdm I', w ings 11, Ha T ,at Twe v e t o 21044 A DESIRABLE I,E4sßuoja. turf Alf; coif . ..Wei' • A GENTEEL RESIDENO43; • Pleasantly sinaate r 141 i. 74 , 1 fewineiii-116.46, Norton-street, ' x .- Portlaseltroa.di watigapattcderEgitiletaltite —:' I Milk specim Gartioli at 116:: beak . abd • eat:6mM from Portlando. 4 Meadi 1 TiieHOuse cc:maids. 6:i theNher Sieni,:threk. gaga Sleeping! ilaratne';•Second•Stor7; taro airy Be&-Chambiti; Rest Flo or , tw bag Driwint 4 . o / 0, Whiddwa cipehtne to , Baktnsiesi Gros illilllce Entrant* Bail,- Mains abekßreoitiagtostaog lsage,Gosf. Ideis.at the bawls. 6914MailiftattnieWth l'ortiswit-rPad_ :- Bafrygaegt* tile light r o icehena, eppvenientlyAtta up„ Water laid on, ate, .11,114.liounK and WWI: for Wine,. aiir; G rits; aft. . „ Or till, viewed wilintrof therirttini; of / abotii" Pit& olirs may ,e bag ;, or Masser. *Wilton, .Bplnfrei ad& *Milk Solicitors; temple ; at Cearraway!ol and! of Mr. Habens,• No. 170, Regret sweet. SACOMB PARK, HERTS. • TO BR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A NOBLE MANSION, erected within a few years ) IX at an unlimited expense, in the most perfect order, late the Residence of Gaimu:i Cesmatt, Esq. dee:aaed ; with excellent °Aces, 11c:-houses, Gardens ' Woods, Plantations, and Preserves, well stocked with Game, and every requisite for the Residence cf,,a Family of Distinction, situate in the miast of about TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, in a Ring Fence, together with the bl A NORS of SACOMR and CI ELSI N, extending over a Circuit of Seven Miles ; and The PERPETUAL ADVOWSON•of the Rectory' of•Sacoallb, The Estate is situate within Four Miles of Hertford and-Ware. and Twenty-iota from London. Printed Particulars, with Plan annexed, and C.Ttrds to view, may be had, on application to Messrs. Parnther and 'runlet, Sod citors, London -street, Fenchurch-street. • - • - - LOWER BROOItSTRIST7 Within a fift - - PL-EBANT RESIVEiTtE - Obitszttweroitr, OARIBEN, COACiLiIitHISS; STSDLES; • DISH'S LUCK, AS USUAL ! ON Friday the 15th July the Drawing ef the Siatt Lottery took (lace at (Ampere Hall, when Britt's' 011kes were, as usual, very successful, as he Sold and Shared SAI3 . (Class B) . ,C 21,000 9,776 . (Class B) . 21.000 8,687 . (Class A) . . 2AOO 4,837 . (Class 11) . 1,050 The latter Ticket was also entitled to 16 Pipes of Wine - and' it is in the, recollection of the Public, that Baal added to!the late Scheme, as a free gift from himself as Contractor, Four, grand Prizes of Wine; this Ticket was one of th em, and nu will allow the holders of the Wine *Prizes to select the very best Wine they" can pick out from the Stock of any Wine Merchant in the-Übited Kingdom, and lie will pay for it, and send it, Carriagetresito wherever the fortunate holders reside; or•if they prefer Money insead of Wiue, Bun will pay in * Money for the Prizes whatever. the very best Wine 'would cost. Exclusive of the above, Bug also, Sold on 15th instant, Four other Capitals; and in the Melt pr.-- ceding. Months be scld Three Prizes of X 50,000; Nos. 1,300;2,47A and 15,756 ; Four Prizes of £20,000, Nos. 609, 7,054; 14301, and. 15,556 ; besides Prizes of £lO,OOO, £2,00n, ace. ice. and there it scarce a Town In the Halted Kingdom that has not partaken of Basis unparalleled success. Blau regrets that Lotteries draw very near their•fihal• closet has be is happy in haring, before that evest, takes Ow, to lapin,. fore them a grand Scheme, which contains Four novel rich Prised 0f'425,000 each, and Various other Capitals, with all the other rieh points that labsit's late Scheme possessed, all to be Drawn in 01M. , DAY, 81st of Next Month ( Avails°. Ticket and Shares are selling at limes Offices, 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing-Cross, and by his Agents in the Country. &situ as GRAMS. VArlidte .$ This day wafpnbliahed,Aiiii in - beards, . A TicgATlSWert the . T xtgletit N . 104 17 CIL CAL APATCXTION'of the' VAPOUR M.TH. ,in its different Varieties, and, their Fleets, in various 'speittleor eased ado& • By J. GLI,NSI4 IlbD. • Of. the University of Z4thburf.4l Ueaddrkt Pirda*. as Bvi&es• and Senior ßhytieiati to the Sasses County H ospital and oral ineftary. London : Printed for Knight and: :Petit/ Salilishifs'olgrooltir **meow& wick-the , Useful Ages, at the .bakes; Viotti in Push- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mt; *Bra; . (Of Wartyfck House,. Relent-street), At Oariasely Colf;e4ionie; CorAlli; On Tareestgx, that 11th laujiast, 1825 0. at Twelve - o'Cloilt p .. h, VAMU L . tat Att: - ..*. a y /1 Mispk somPat RIISIDENeIk situate gen the lank sida of-Liewit Broobatregt, triads a - siturt: &saner of eleavessor splarmantainhitarneatpavadtlintrageirliak Inner ilalL. a cam Parlour, firesditastditto; with humid and 'Plan • toss-scat Coaservatoryt s roomy light - StalassiOxi the. Slicotid Story, mad a seamdareSnriresse, Wasigi.olusag, &az • • . Oirthi-Prineipal flatware Tseallksarar Omuta, Rasa* ant samiesaimpted lannagongdpfitted - up; gm timßenond• Story, Two- Spadini' tahiy lbaebensitage, , Twa•gilmlisr" dhtai.aadrFour Aida over. Basement : Housekeepreselbiass; &thew and Saviors' liglivOisod , i &tubed -levabas; fienliery,. open Arai,- Wine sad Bar Cellar* Bligintatf• Girds% out with Grayest Walks% Wash-house and Laundry, Room over; 'Reallgat SNOW forPhre>l Minsk •Caschshosiwfor!Thigateitiagegi Loft and. Raonsiver. Theekbavaiiireadses arts is order,...antk . fit for. thitragnios of I I a .Ganalegemes Family, held under Bari Grosvenor for. a long -term, at a Uri Groandaent: Vey ile-virWed - by Tickets. %titulars - mat/ 'Win& co. the' Proxima; nuidfof Mt.. Gibbs,' Solicitor Broadzstasit Writ Barz change; it Garragrafe; and orbit...Rol:ins, Nomo Regenostrort, whom Waits for view's* mar ba had. • A REAL BLESSING TO MOTkiER/14 THERE is not, perhaps, in the whole Matexia Mt dice, any one remedy which so tactually relieves the pain of a sufferingVatient as the A?dBELICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. Who can watch the writhing tortures into which a lovely infant is often convulsed during the period of dentition, withoot feeling sympathy for its suffering !? and who would he sitate to procure a remedy, when a remedy can be found, which is °Worthy the , effectual relief afforded in so many. distressing cases,which are daily coming to the notice of Mrs. JO tINSON? Therefore, Mothers ought never to be without the American Soothing Syrup in the Nursery; for if a child awakes in the night with pain, by only ro,bbing the Gums with a few drops of the Syrup, it will imme diately open the pores, heal the-gums, and tberehy prevent fevers and convulsions; for should it come in competition with any other disorder, it often destroys the mother's brightest hopes. To be had, wholesale and retail, of. Johnson and Co. 28, York. City-road; and, by their appointment, of all principal Me dkine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. !)t. per bottle. N.B. None are genuine, unless signed on the Stamp with Mrs. Johnson's own hand-writing, as there are several spurious aorta. THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD possesses; great effieacy in at Nervous. Disorders, Headaches, Weak., nesses Heaviness and Lowness of Spirits, Dimness of Sight, coiffured Thoughts, Wanderings of the Mind, Vapours and Me lancholy,end all kinds of Hysterical Complaints. In. Sickness of the Stomach, Flatulescies and Obstructions, it ilia safe and power ful remedy; and it is admirably calculated to afford relief to broken aid decayed Constitutions, even where other remedies have been totally unsuccessful. • i Sold in bottles, price Ili. and 335. each, by all Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom, with copious Directions; and in Lolsdotte by Mr. IL Johnstone, 68, Cornhill, Mr. Sanger, late Bacon and Co. 150, Olford-street ; Mr. Ward, Holborn, and Stradling f R.yal Eichange. Of whom may be had, price 3s. a Now Edition of SOLOMON'S GUIDE to HEALTH, or, Advice. to both Seem in a Variety of Complaints: with an Address to Parents, Tutors and Guardians of Youth, on the necessity of guarding Youth from a delusive and destructive habit, that fascidates the senses, destroys the health and spirits of its votaries, and tenders them feeble, useless, sad miserable thieves life. _ . FOk • ALL, FA MI kAla This day was published; in ismo. prigo ! 7s.• fhb ineskaeder PH& CO MPtliWe SEJIVAST;-beitigamlficposi doss .of-tho : Maks NO Raft Bosiosps:of POST DesulPlicogt , of him..g and FEMA.L3 SERVANT.% with .Plainlareetionf. and Receipts for perforiking than; *ether with the Laws rela tive to Masten end ServentretHeftti• Tahlbs;: dtb.• &ea By eit-MUKL and) SARAH:A.B%M* Fifty pen Servants is winces Enotilies. This practical 'Work.eomprehends every variety of Servants e both Sezes,'edtpeehtly The•Lartd•Sfewirdr The . ifintelittiper, The House Steward, ThelLudy's MAW, The BrtUiL , Tie Autler, The Hoeseossid. The 'Van, ' The Laundry Maid, The Combos's, The Wry Maid, The Footman; The Wilk; • ' Gnaw, , The . Mild of atibovork, The Porter, &critic Ste. au. ate. Le '- Printed fOr tnight and Lacey,' Peteranter-row tP Laulcia had'et aN asksinters. HORSES AND VICTERWAILY • MEDICINE. The Fourteenth Edidsai illustrated bf a& Netts, lama price IA COMPENDIUM of the VETERINARY ART, aintainlog IPlals-and Condi. Rules for the treatment of all tke Disorders and Acclimate to which :the Horse, I. liable • with Observations oa Grooming...Fiedink likercise, ,and the CoLtruc. • of Stables. lit . l;o b fs i ; r s oilt a • Si vrTtk o fh tbe e Pr inciplesllr S tructure, Diteates of Shoeing. By. JAMES -WHIT]; Late Vemrinary Surgeon of the. First or Royal Dragoons, ing the First Volume of his Treatise on Veterinary Medicine. Landon: grinted for. Longman and .CO: Baldwin, Cradock, Joy; . Sherwood. Gilboa, and Co. G. B. Whittikeei T. egg.; Sophia and..Mardsall ; and Hurst, Ribinson,.mid Co. Thr whom ayso,are.publisbed,ofthe mom Author, Vol. 11. containing 'the Materia Medici. and Phstn}aeopida. • earth Edition, pfici6& . . Vol. 111. Obseivatkina Olathe putientre.*. Ifionoisf l I Diseases of the piggish,. Owns .01 the and 'ocher I ran resulting frost tacos.. With Practical Observations on ! e Treattstpt and P ee ves tiOn pf Latiness. Sixth Edb. pric e as ' VOL IV- A COMPENDII3I6I of:CATTLE MEDICINE; 'Practical Oliaervations on the Dlairders of • Catde and other mestie Aniinals, except the Horse. With a 'Series of Eisays the htruethre, Economy, and Diseases ofilorned • Cattle and rep t . as aininunieated to the Bath and West of England F with Edition, price .Also.. • i .picTIONARt of the virtmer gT Ala ART : containby t ammenu Explanation of . the earliest vrnri Used . in Veterinary edicisie, and "Surger f. Price es. bds., KRIM VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE• A VERY ELLoiBLE . .PROFERTi. foe INVEATifilii; PRODUCING ANNUALLY 'EIGHTY . POUNDS; And capable of ionsidefaßle Invitivernent, At PRESTON, near FEVEAS.HA,II, Oh the high Road 'to Cturerbiary. TO BE SOI i D . BY AUCTION, By Nit% ACIBII%. (Of War:wick House, Regent,strese), At Gltrawars. Coffee Mouse, 'Cbauge,allei; Cornhio, On Timmy, the 11th Aurest, .182.5, at Twelve o'clock; I • ANIXTAX' REDEEMED. . . , AVALUABLE - PRBEHOLD - ES T ATE 1 contprit.. lag a-Substantial Brick-built Spacious Dwellingittotta,tecently erected, with Ftne-ctourti, situate id - Joining the Turnplke-road from London to Canterburnand the Road is the Town of Fevershatit. in the Parish of Preston-next= Feversham, in the County of Kent. The House is-commodious, phinned with Demerit& Apartments, neatly fitted up; excellent and convenient Offices and Cellars; Lawn at the back, and prodoctive-Gardens, well planted "with Standard and Wall Fruk.Trets, partly enclosed by a Brick Wall,Oak-paled Fence,. and (back Hedge; Coach-house, Two-stall Stable, with covered Stied in front large School-room, Cottige with Garden, and Four Brick-built Cottages with Gardens,' /cc. all well supplied with Water.—The whole Let on Lease to Mr. Bayley, producing A NETT ANNUAL RENT OF. EIGHTY POUNDS, Capable of very great improvement, as there is a cousiderable Rootage to the Feversham Road for. Building, A very Eligible Property for Investment, as a Ground Rent. To be viewed by permission of Mr. Bayley, of whom Parti culars may be bad; at the Fountain, Canterbury ; Ship, Fevers. ham; Crown, Rochester ; Guy, Welling; Golden - Lion, Beer/ Heath of J ohn Morgan, Eaq..Solltitor. t,' Great. James-street, Bedford-row; at Oarraprafe • and. of Mr. Rabies, 1 7 0 , Resent . street, where a Plin and Ele4sion may be-men. - • aticukany. -- lotiger. His Luanstue was. of . 0011Q14 regard ~being bad to . all. the circumstances of the cue, that Mr. Curries is tha head master ; that -he is, not removablit at the pleasure .of _the trustees (ani that even if he were, the trusteeshad not gone to work in a tuf4ciently for malsoartner, legally to remove him); that be is rnti tied to have all arrears of salary paid up to him ; and that be. must have the costs of this, proceeding, reserv ing the question, whether those costs shall bepermitted to be retained by. the trustees ultimately out of the . .Charity funds, and with liberty to the trustees to pri sent any petition they may be advised to the Court, for : Mr. Curties's removal; giving liberty also to any person interested in the estate, to present a petition for the removal of the trustees, if any person interested chooses. to present such a petition.. INSOLVENT DERTORS! COURT, AUG. 3. Amy Simmonds, a widow, nearly 90 years of age, formerly engaged in the bi ickmaking business, who has been confined in the KiOg's Bench prison at the soil of her son (perhaps for a friendly purpose), was declared entitiedloter discharge. Charles Montriou, a solicitor, was opposed by Mr. COOKE, for a creditor named Sherwood. The insolvent having already taken the benefit of the Act within the last five years, and not having shewn that his debts sib sequently contracted had been incurred through inevit able misfortune, the Court, without going pafiColarly into the facts of the case, adjourned it for the insolve y to obtain the consent of three-fourths of Ms creditors. William Miller, whose case was heard on a former day, same up to receive the judgment of the Court, which was a remand within die walls for ten moUths. Charles Grande, a dealer in plaster and Roman ce ment, was opposed by four tradesmen in person. For the opposition of three of them the Court declared that there was no ground ; but in the,_ case of the fourth, , it appeared that the insolvent obtained credit by giving him to understand that he was prlprietor of a cement manufactory in Bedford-street, Liquorpond- street,which formerly belonged to his father, arid which be no* More was the sole property of his mother. He was therefore remanded within the- walls of the pri s on f or " six calendar month'. - CROWN ARMIES. REGRINDS, PARK, , . . . .Producinp a..bietilent3l 0f... FTYR ITIINDItED AND PO/MY-ONE POUNDS TWELVE SHILLINOR; • A•vemsdvantigimis Property-for /sweetmeat, WITIi A. LONG lIIIVRRSUGNARY. INTEREST. TO RE SOL/18Y AUCTION, • • Er Mr • (o(*aniick Irpie, ltitereiareei,). At" eariiiiiylealfte-giu*, thtange-tdiejf ;.cohittit• • ion . tangible; fish' Adgalia, MA. at Tivelvii ottoekt • IW TWO IgITS,- A, VALUABLE: LEAS.EHOLD. Fse.S...Tlitßu. held under the Crown for a term s of Ninety-nine. Years from 1819. producing a Net Rental of upward.' of . HUN MIKE If 11 • FORTY- CONE. POUIEDS . , 'PRA, ANNI,IM,• . . On Lease for Silty Years from ..INinhaelmas..lB23 4 issuing out.ul Hol:eis, NM: 88 ,e inuite in Augustus: street; Rekent's Part Thiiti. is' a Ite - ifehioniii Term of alioat Thirty-fire Yearn, wish& /AN' be MOW 'aditsmtagemis•to - a, Pur clumr,.as it. is. a rising , =distal:l inprovinp neipit,bouthowL - _Particulara map be. Lies,..Groas Russell:street, Bitionstbury Let .the jew'sjjajp.... Regept:.s,Park;, at Garraway's; alid• Of Mr. Robiiti, Regent-strect. -