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The persecution of the :la itieithii,s e,,,, n .gr en d s to rtery of Tongue and shires( Sutherlind. • the coaceuts of women, of whom ahnut 'six hundred i! : King has alms been PleasutroPrl"eiit tl/t Rev. David Stevan have bean obliged to leaecissc k- capitatti 71+e Arniamerys ig' Church at Kintochsenivie, Its the partili of Torosay, hi t • 'ler, of M u ll an d sh i re o f Argyll. ~ are still carried o n w i t h: act i v i ty, . b ut, a recent event °'• King has also been pleased to present the Rev. mepccor shows that the passage to( the Dataanellei .45 • not so ion to tht Ch u r c h at Tohernuory (in the island of M u tt). I. , cld4qult as has hitherto been supposed, A itiriito MEP' Fishes of Kdoini an an d Khmers, in the Presbytery of M u ll ire of Argyll. ichantm4n; which had left Constantinople by nighr, •; i , wealdaet stop at the airdanell.:4 IQ 'he searched; it ' Kin 4 has also betty leased to resent the Rev. Robert Vil . sailed di rect l y i nto t h e c h anne l , though a ilbgwer 4 n to the Ch urc h at C ro i ch, Is the par i sh of Kincardine, in ytery of Tajo and shire of Roos. , balls *as fired at it to stop its progie,r. Spinal / aim as Imietienced sailor, cast anchor, and 40,04 emitted s:.i. King has also been phrased to present the Rev. Nell SPlNeae he re-ulofefforts i Church of Ardali or Ardennes (in the island of Ulu.), WOW 1 8. t the of rs of Klininian and Kilauea, in the Presbytery of Ault Ise the Tut kg, who P •ixed ably, : chg... ha5t5.1.......1 .i.-... a_ • • . f Argyll, SATURDAY Ei%Mtil u m BF. it 12, ;.] ROYAL DISPENSAWY FOR DISRAARS OF TIIE RAR. te s Damn 'TRIM SALES BY AUCTION.' ---..-__ FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, OFFICES, Sto. GODLIMAN.STREET, Comer of LITTLE KNIGHT RIDER-STREET, • DOCTORS' COMMONS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .. • • By Mr. ROBINS, 1 (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, 0. Touasoav, the 24th of April, 1828, a t T we l ve o 'Cl oc k, AVALU.A,BLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a commodious and substantial Brick built DWEL LING HOUSE, situate No. 8, Godliman.street. at the corner of Knight Rider -street, Doitists Commons; an eligible Residence for a Professional Gentleman. In the occupation of H. W. Cress will, Esq. till Lady Day, 1 810. Cor•tainitig, on the Upper Story, Two good Bedchambers and A sniddle Room. Closet, and Stairs to the Roof. I • - Second Story, Time Bed Chambers, Closet, &e. -On the First Floor, a speciosa Dining Room, Bed Chamber, Store Room, and Water Closet. Ground Story, an Entrance Hell, from Knight Billerjititlek., Auk's , ' to the Upper Fluor, a Parlour or Offi?te, and two 011ess in front of Groil thin-street. • In the Base'inent, a gond Kitchen in front, Store ItoomiPaweekee t , Nine and Beer Cellar, Wavle Cent. •• - ^ w • Tp be viewed, by perndmion of the Tenant;' Pattlealan may, be li,d Oa the Prem•res; of Messrs. Nettleihipp and Bicknell, Solicitlrs, Gro:ers' Hall, Poultry; at Garraway s ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent street. B FI itf R. CURTI'S, Aniist to his MAJESTY, mid their Royal Higbee see the Dehreed Dimino of GLOUCES TER, and Surgeon te this ItylOnnieu, moll commence his VitING COURSE of- LECTURES mi.*. ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and PATHOLOGY of die BAR, and on the, • Medical Treatmeat of the DEAF and 131/369, on TIiULSDAT, April 24. For putkelan apply tat Mr. Cards, sehis House, No. 3, Sobo.square.—The Royal Dispensary is open m The Gillivri Presbyi The to the Chu Presbyte The Kirry Ferguson the paril and shit The Harmon SALES BY AUCTION. K 1 NG-STRRRT, ST. JAM RSI.9QUARIL Razelicat HOUSRHOLD FURPSITU RE, • ..I PIER and CPS! TIJILY GLASSES, larir Wing BOIIKCASS r, and WAIRThaMM - Cet 0 LABS and anted BRASS ORII., CIAN IA NIPS, damp •RANoylkNotvirrits, cgAm, Bg.R. oitaANs. EIGHT DAY CLOCKS and DIAL& a,' BRIM/CHB - 178 aid HARZ/MS; Polished STEML SZa . OMER STOVIIA . . „, 1 B B S y O N L I r D . R tO B AUCTIO W , . inrOBIANKUCT° . . (Of Watt/tick Haase, Bageot-street) • .J ...6 Os dat Paasiaaa. Pia. ilt o _Balcilaver;ft tases'aaekaate, Uti TIiVIUDAir, tie 2ith of 'Apra, 11128, aad• fabawins Pan at i THE Capital HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. --1 comprising lofty Four.post French Couch, Sofa, Tent, and Half Tester Beds cads with Chintz Cotton, White Dimity, and Check Furnitures; Se asoned Feather Beds and Bedding; French Bod Window Curtains in Cilium Cotton, White Dimity, and ?Amen; a lofty Wing Bookcase, with Glazed Doors of Solid :Mahogany, Wing and other Wardrobes, Japanned and Satinwood Boutcases, Rosewood Pier Tables and Cabinets,. Library, Loo, Card,and Dining Tables, Dining Room Chairs in Red. Leather and Hair Cloth. Six Celltret and other Sideboards, Turkey,Brusiels, and. Kidderminster Carpets, numerous Kitchen Requisites, and =Thous useful Effects. Presby , The h to the Chi parisbes shire of Argyll, The Kin' has also been pleased to present the Res•. John Robert son Glass to the Church at Inch, in the parish of Kingussie, in the Presbytery of Atirrnethy and shire of Moray. time buadred shot at him witho'n once t•ruching him. 'Roma, convinced that the Turkish battetie; coold do hirja 1 4. 1 mnii weighed ancbtr, and .proceeded full sail,. amidst the hazels of his crew. Three uf the Ng. aiftha cannon rg . the. Turkish batteries hiir%t, an this occasion, and kailvekntanrmen. llthir Pasha has just set oast to relieve the Tin ks in Seir,„ . - CROWN—OFFICE, Aram 11, Members retuned to serve in this promos Parflames& County of Angkary—Heary Paget, Eng coif *OW" BM of Ll:bridge. Shireof Dumfries— Vice-Admiral Sir W. JohnititiesiHropt MCA' Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham :—Granville Venable% Vernon, Eij. to be Deputy. Lieutenant ; John Emitetton Wewrimb, Ecci. to be ditto; Frederick Rubinson, Evq. to be ditto; Philip Palmer, Esgeto be ditto. Comr if LICRAREST, Means ts. . We have news irons Constatitino l le •to tke I I du. Though the Government still prosecuted the milirtry preparations, there was evidently a.desire to yicld with respect to the European Powers. More factli!ies are granted for the navigation. of the Euxioe, but the Cap tains are stillobliged to give security that they will bring back military stores for the ar s enal at Cons(anticiiple. The van guard of the Kurds, whCa are so feared, ten thousand, have arrived itt S:utsri; and epr e id .tetyor among the peaCe a bl e inhabitants. All the preparatio ns for the con ve y anc e of t h e 'A s i at i c troops to,Europe are . completed. Great hopes are entertainer" Of. tiro fur the pacification of Greece, Oa the one hand it is expected that the Greeks will receive these overtones with joy; and on the other, that the differences with the Powers will be removed by this step, •and that 'their Ambas sadors will return to Constantinople. The military preparations are, IherefOre, considered merely as precautions Which will minim useless. It might, however, be inferred, from all that we learn here, that they are mistaken kt Constantinople, and that they will soon be undeceived in a terrible manner. It. seems that the Emperor of Russia has taken his reso lution, and that his troop; are going towissch in Of directions to enter the paincipOitres. Our Hoarder, who is accurately infamt4,pf the arratageuiinta in the Russian army, has informed the Sultau of them. The family of the floitiodar is'greatli embarrassed, for his eldest son, whO is in'the capita), 'night be in the greatest danger if the Pena should conceive the smallest suspicion of the falba', who cannot possibly leave his residen ce , and.rninst wait tor , tie Russians to protect the count r y. M any o f the Armenian exiles have arrived bete, and are going to Russia. HAMMERSMITH, ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES. Spacious and commodious RKSIDie.NCE, with COACH HOUSES, NTA &c. Pleasure Ground, and productive Garrido, NIARLY „omission in the lit Regimeme of Royal Surrey Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey :- Wm. Byron, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Shelton, re-igned. BANKRUPTS. William Thacker, Coleman.stieet, Blackwell Hall-factor, to sur render, April 18, 25, and May '25, at one, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attoraies, Messrs. Freeman and Co. Coleman street. John Burch, Exeter, horse-dealer, April 30, May 1, and 25, at the Old London Inn, Exeter. Attornied, Mr. Joseph Barnes San ders, Exeter; or Mr. S. B. Jackson, New Inn. George Albot, late of Camphill Cottage, near Henley in Arden, Warwickshire, scrivener, April 22, 25, and May 23, at the Office of Mr. Bernard John Wake; Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. John Walter, Symond' s I nn; or M r . H enry Stephen *Ake, Worksop, Nottinghamshire. William Hancock, ilwlsover, Derbyshire, innkeeper, April 22, 23, and May 23, at two, at the Angel inn, Sheffield. Attorlairs, Mr. Hardy, Sheffield ; or Mr. King, Bedford-place, Russell-sq. James Brooks, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, worsted-spinner, April 24, at three, 25, and May 23, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Swaine and Co. Fre derick's-plaee, Old Jewry ; or Mr. Foster, Wolverhampton. James Mitchell, White Lee, Yorkshire, worsted-manufacturer, April 25, at six, 26, and May 23, at eleven, at the Office of Messrs. Alexander, Halifax. Attornies, Mr. Edmund Walker, Lincoln's Inn-fields; or Messrs. Alexander, Halifax. John' Thomas Richardson, Cobham, Surrey, grocer and cheese monger, April 22, 25, at twelve, and May 23, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. At torney, Mr. Charles Molloy, New-square, Lincoln's Inn: Harry Swaine Mason, High-street, Southwark, stationer, April 18, 25, and May 1:3, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankr , pts, Basingball-street. Attorates, Meun. Rhodes and Co. Chancery-lane. Edward Fowler, Finsbury-place, Finsbury.square, livery-stable keeper, April 18, 25., and May 23, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, liasinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Elias Isaacs, St. Mary Axe. Edward Lanford, Chapel-street, New-road, watch-maker, April 18, 2.5, and May 23, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basiiigliall t street. Astorsiey, Mr.. Rubinson. Orchard-Reser, Portmaii-equare. DECLARATIONS OI? INSOLVENCY. Peter Burke, late of the Lmon Tree, Haymarket, victualler, is in insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engage ments with Ina creditors-Filed April 10. Michael Duffield Slater, late of Devonshire-square, Bishopsgate street. hatter, is in insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements with his credrors-Filed April 11. DIVIDENDS to he made in BASING HALL-STREET. May 6, Edward Kerby, Stafford -street, Bond-street, bookseller and stationer. at twelve. May 3, John Cock, late of Lower Shad well, biscuit baker, at twelve. May 3, Edward Jones and James Norris, Budgt.row, stationers, at twelve. May 9, Thos. Brewster, Thundridge, Hertfordshire, miller, at eleven. May 9, John Archer, Ware, Hertfordshire, miller, at ten. May 9, George Hassell, late of Hanover -street. Hanover-square, dealer, at eleven. April 25, Joseph Purrier-Smith, Cornwall-road, Lambeth, Surrey, brewer, at one. April 25, William Neely, now or late of zherborne-lane, Cnnoon-street, and of Change-alley, Coruhill, printer and stationer, at one. May 6, George Bryant Clarke, G d street, Soho, wine merchant, at eleven. May 2, William Lewis, Finch-lane, Coruhill, printer, at eleven. May 2, George Peat Bayce, Princes -street, Haymarket, stove-maker. May 2, Henry Houghton, King's Arms. yard, Coleman -street, merchant, at twelve. April 25, T. Pignoldi sen. late of Norwich, banker, and of Bridge-street, Blackfriars, .boot and shoe dealer, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. _ _ TWO ACRES, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent Street) At Gartaway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Combill, On THURSDAY. the 24th of April, 1148, at Twelve o'Clock, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE (Lind • Tax Redeemed), held fur a long Term of Years, comprising A very commodious FA Ali LY RESIDENCE, SITUATE ON 711 K MALL, AT HAMNIERSMITH, Late the Residence of George Dunnage, Esq. dreeased, separated from the Road by a Fore Court, with Lawn and Carriage Drive, enclosed by Palbadoes and double folding Gates, commanding a fine view of the River and Rechampton, and the interesting ad jacent country. The Entrance under a Porch, with Steps to a spacious Hall; two capital Drawing Rooms, handsomely fitted up ; a Dining Parlour, Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hell, and . excellent Kimbe* on the Ground Story. _ _ To be viewed on Wednesday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues May be had on the Premises; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent street. • BUILDING MATERIALS. SOUTH-STREET, G OS VEN OR. SQUARE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • • •(Of Warwick House, Regent.street,) On the Premises, on the South side of South-street, • Grosvenor-square, Ou TtrEiDAY, the 15th day of April.lB9.B, at Twetve o'Clock, IN LOTS, TO BE PULLED DOWN, 'THE BUILDING 'MATERIALS, comprising the 1 STABLES • and COACH . HOUSE, with DWELLING APARTMENTS, and: WORK SHOP over, smolt IN SOUTHSTREET, GROSVENOR-SQUARE, Consisting of a quantity of Brick Work, Plain and Pantiliog, Timber in massive !learns, Rafters, Joists, Plates, and Quarter iegs ; Ledged and Pannelled Doors, Coach House Doors and Frames, in good reservation; Iron and other Racks, Mangers, and &able Fittings, Harness Closets, &c. Cisterns, Lead Pipes, 2nd Gutters; Iron Work, Clinker and Pebble Paving, end other Articles. A commodious Staircase ro the First Floor; A pleasant lotty Drawing Room, Ladies Morning Room, the Windows to the Floor, opening to a Balcony ; two capital Bed Chambers with Closet and Dressing Rnom ; Nursery, Water Closet, Store Room, and Bed Chambers, with two ROOMS for Ser vants over. To be viewed on Monday preceding the Sale; Catalogues to be bad un the Premises; and of kir. Robins, Warwick House, No. 170, Regent -street. On the Upper Floor—A capital Billiard Room, secondary Bed Chambers, Torre Rooms for Servants, coda Store Room; Reser voir of Water; Staircase to a Lead Flat, from whence there are beautiful aad interesting Views of the River and the adjacent Country. Adjoining the Servant's Offices—A Yard with Sited, Dust-hole, and wn Water C. ets. HERTFORD-STREET, MAY-FAIR. COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE and OFFICES, COACH HOUSE, and STABLE for SIX HORSES; Rucuni-x FOR. Ihvitsrmerev. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, .• . - CCK ‘Vgiwick House, Regent-street)'. At Garrawaea Coffee. House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, On Tuummay, the 24th of April, 1828, at Twelve o'clock, ByGrier of the Representatives of Juror Eitainniron, Esq. deceased, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a Term of Thirty Years and upwards--comprising Avery Commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, Situate 11. on the North Side of Hertford -street, May Fair, Planned with every accommodation for a numerous Family, Recently Repaired, and put into excellent condition; Is the Occupation and on Lease to Sir JONATAIAN WATUICM• WALLKIL, Bart. ' • Containing, on the Upper Floor, Three excellent Airy Sleeping Roams, a Nursery. School Room, and Governess's Sleeping Room, with a Reservoir of Water. In the Basement—Larder, Laundry, Pantry and Cellars. In the West Wing—A Double Coach Home, Four Stall Stable with Loft over, and Two Rooms for Servant; above ; Yard, &c. A Pleasure Ground at the back, laid our in Lawn with Parterres,* newer Borders planted with Shrubs and Evergreen -I; a scretn - iP Yews separating the rest of the Garden, which is apprnpriat d as a Ki;chen Garden, etc eked and cropped ; with Gr-pery, Green House, and Melon Ground ; wal.ed at both sides, and clothed with numerous choice Fruit Trees, extending from the House to the Hammersmith Road; adjoining to which there is a Gardener's Cottage with Room over. To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; at tbr Coffee House, liammerimith and Kensington ; Pack Horse, Turnhant Green; Talbot, Richmond; of 51r. Gerrard, Solicitor, No. 14, Suffolk -street, Pall-mall EAU; at Garraway's; and of Mrs Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. TILIESTR. Ahacrt H. The packet of the lonian has brought us letters frabri4Corfu of the li9lTlVOillihrtirarffiensinot wa, still chilli. An Egyptian squadron of IS men of VI af and ci..5 transports h.td arrived at Modon; it was sup posed to be intended to convey Ibrahren's troops toEgy pt. R !il, • 11 „, CORFU, MARCH 16. The third Parliament of the lonian Islands was so lemnly opened on the Bth instant. In the speech oftli Lord High Commissioner on that occasion, there is the following pass ige : " His Majesty, the Protector of these Islands, desiring to put an end to the cruelties practised by the two patties in Greece, had, in concert with his Ailie,, proposed an Armistice, as a preliminary to pacification. "In pursuit of this object, a mass.tcle took place, which has occasioned profound regret (profoado crescintento); but his Majesty trusts that nothing similar* will occur to those who are charged 'with the dilßeult mission of reconciling the two parties--that . the (kir , - man Porte will at length accede to . tilt *matures which have been proposed to put in end - to the hostilitie!. and that the object of the T reat y o f L ou d en will trios be Obtained." Second Story—Two principal Bed Chambers in Froot, Walls handsomely Papered. and Closets; Two other excellent Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, Water Closet, and Housemaid's Closet. Ptincipal Floor—A handsome Drawing Boom in Front, of good proportion*, Walls hung with French Paper, Finished with Gilt Moulding', French Windows opening to Balconies communicating with another Diming Room, through which, by Folding Doors, another Drawing Room is conaected, forming a handsome Suite of Apartments correspontlently fitted up. The Doors ' ' Shutter* and Dario painted in imitation of Satinwood; a Botsdoir or Bath Room, and Water Closet. DELIGHTFUL VILLA RESIDENCE, REGENT'S PARK; With detached COA t7H HOUSES and STABLES, Neat ENTRANCE LODGE. with CARRIAGE DRIVE, PLEASURE GROUNDS, SHRUBBERIES, fitc. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick noose, Itegent.streeta At Garraway's Cuffee-house, 'Change.alley, Cornhill, On Titusamar, the 22d day of May. 1828, at Twelve °Thick. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. .L.E. held for a term of upwards of Ninety Years; cumpiising A UNIQUE VILLA RESIDENCE, Erected on a handsome Elevation, in the Icalean style, elegantly fisted up, and adapted for the accommodation of a Nost.smax Passim( or DISTInTION • _ _ _ On the Ground Hour—A spacious Entrance Hall, Inner Hall, and a very commodious Stone Staircase to the Second Story, with Iron &lustre and Mahogany Hand Rail; a capital Library, ex cellent Dining Parlour, both cummunicaung ; Gentleman's Dress.. tog Room, and Water Closet. May 3, Charles Wignall, Liverpool, turpentine-distiller, at one, at the George Inn, Dale -street, Liverpool. May 6, Edw. Brock Higgins and Robert Theobald, Norwich, wool.staplers, at four, at the Swan Inn, Norwich. May 3, William Watts, Oldbury-on-the- Hill, Gloucestershire, saddler, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Tet bury, Gloucestershire. May 6, John May, Janes Wyborn, Wm. White, and John Mercer, Deal, Kent, bankers, at eleven, at the Guildball„Canterbury. May 19, Isaac Thomas, Bird, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, butcher, at two, sit the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmunds. May 8, George Bowdon, late of Barlbtough, D.rby shire, candlewick and sacking manufacturer, at two, at the Com. mercial Inn, Shttheld, Yorkshire. May 8, John Peele, .sen. and .luhn Peele, jun. Egremont, Cumberland, sail-cloth nianufacturers, at four, at the Black Lion Inn, Whitehaven, Cumberland. The Amide, French frigate, the Dauphin Oise schooner, and the English brig of war RineMsn, sailed on the night of the 11th, with De Losiende, Aid de Camp to General Guilleminot, who aas on board the Armide. They have steered southward,. and are supposed to be pone to Nil Vat in, to be present at the arrrival of the ex • pedit;on from Alexandria, which is composed of thi ships of war and five transports. ltedschid Pacha la . arrived at Janina, and is expected at Trevesa. is thought that he is going to collect all the force that he can muster in the environs, ►o much against Gereial Church, who is ;till at Dragol,estie. Oa the 15th and 25th Ul6lllO there %vete at Makali, in Acarnania, two battles between the Greeks and the Turks, in which the latter lost many non, and had 100 wounded ; the loss et the Greeks is said to have been more con'derable. Fifty of them post,.cl tbenrselves in two houses, where they o ere besieged by. the troo . ps.Of Yen Bey. Omer Vrione, who was at Att., has receite;l orders to go to Bitoglia. - - . Seated on aLawn of ThreeAcrer,in the Ring on theNurth side of the Ii.EGENVS PARK, _ _ . Id thr ilannkin—An excellent Range of Domestic Offices, convmitntly planned, and well supplied with Water; Wine Cellar, add sumtrous Vaults, with Servant's Entrance. r.ruculars may be had on the Pteraises; at the Subscription Douses, St. James's-strret ; of Bitters. Still and Raymond, Soli citors, Lincoln's Inn Nrw square; at Gsrtaway's; and of Mr. stains, No. 170, Regent-street. CERTIFICATES, MAY 2. • George Guyatt, Dulwich, Surrey, butcher. Charles Woods, Robertshridge, Sussex, saddler. John Clargo, Bucklebury, Clerks, cop,.ice dealer. Joseph Horsley, /311 liter-square, merchant. John Monk house, White Conduit House, Peutunvllle, tavern keeper. Jonathan Waltop, Newca.rle-upori:Tyne, ship and insurance broker. John Bamford, Drury•lane ILIN ER ' PASH IPS DISSSOLVRD. • • I Ttie report, according to which Ibrahim had destroyed the fortress of Tr ipol.zz t, as well as the In n't consider. able edifices iu that town, seems ►o be confirmed. KI N GSTON-UPON-T fl AM ES, SURREY. CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, Extensive GARDENS and PLEASURE •GROUNDS, HOT and GREEN HOUSES; Beautiful LAWN, CONSERVATORY, COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, and all requisite Outbuildings, And Meadow Land, in all about FIFTEEN ACRES. Within Ten Miles of the Metropolis. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, ' (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At Caraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, 011 THURSDAY, the 24th of April, 1828, at Twelve es' Clock, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES LATE, CONIMISING A substantial new built MANSION, Seated on a beautiful Lawn, adorned by luxuriant Cedar Trees, Plantations, and Shrubberies, with extensive gravelled Walks! Adapted for the Accommodation of A NOBLEMAN or FAMILY of DISTINCTION, I Lute the Residence and Pioperty of General Johnstone, deceased, NORBITON HALL, Situate at Kingston -on-Thames, in the County of Surrey, only ten miles from Hyde Park Corner. The Mansion is comniudi(xisly 'planned and elegantly fitted up; e••atains a noble Salom o. Entrance Hall ; an Inner Hall; band at-..e Dining Parlour; Drawil l Room, Twenty-six fret by ikliteen feet; Gentleman's Room or Study • Elegant Staircase ; Sit principal Bed Chambers an d Four De ' essing Rooms; Two \I ger Closets; and Five Sleeping !looms for Servants; a well arranged and c o mpl e t e s e t o f domestic Offices; conv e ni e nt O ut . t el iQi; lards; Dairy; Brewhouse; Laundry; Two Coach Posses ; Stabling tor Eight Horws, with Loft and Men's Rooms • ' 'Sri; capital Kitchen Gat den,walled and clothed with tie choicest Fruit 'free., fully stocked, cropped and planted ; Contervatory, aud delightful Pica- ure Grounds, &c. and capital productive Measi•Av Land, well drained, and containing in all about • FIFTEEN ACRES. The Pr em i ses are In excellent and very complete order, having recently 1 du ut4l , -rgone a thorough repar; fit for the immediate recep. n . ai d pt . :Ai-41y adapted for any Nobleman or Gentleman witote Parliamentary ur other engagements may require has ;awn . 11141.cr in toWil. I T ° be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be bad on the Pre m. set • , at the Griffin, Kingston; Toy, Hampton Court; Ca-tie a " Talbot, Richmond ; of Messrs. King, Lukin, and Whitaker, . s ' .9th try Gray's Isin.square,• at Garraway• ; and of Mr. Robins, 1. - ', !!-Lent etreet, of whom Ticket; for viewing may be had. With a Lodge at the Entrance, and spacious Carriage Drive ;I approached by a Bight of Steps to a neat Entrance Hall, folding Glazed Doors, opening to a noble lofty Inner Halt, with an elegant Geometrical Staircase, with Iron Balustre and Mahogany Hand•rail. Olt the West Side, two Drawing Itoonis with sliding Doors, elegantly fitted up ; Windows to the Floor, and Venetian Window opening to the Grounds. A Bowed Library, and Capital Dining Parlour, commanding delightful Views of the Park, the Water, and the varied Scenery of the contiguous Hills ; a Gentleman's Dressing Room, Bath Room, Closet, and Water Closet, dtc. ; an elegant Gallery around the Hall, communicating with the various Apartments on the First Floor, consisting of a Lady's Mornin g Room, handsomely Papered, and French Windows, Messing Room and Bed Chamber beyond. On the West side, two capital principal Bed Chamber*, hand somely papered, and three others on the gist side; four It am% for servants in the upper part of the House. Basement Story.lll excellent Range of light Domestic Offices, consisting of a Kitchen, fitted up with Dressers and Shelves, Scullety, Closet under the Stairs, secondary Stone Staircase to the Gallery, strong Room, two Wine Cellars, Housemaid's Closet, Servant's Hall, and Men Servant's Sleeping Room, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry and Bed Room, three Larders, Servants entrance, Knife-hole, with Engine to supply the Premises with Water, if required ; but the whole of the Premises are amply supplied with Soft Water. Detached—A Stable Yard, enclosed by Folding Gates; two Four-stall Stables, and Coach House for Six Carriages; Men's. Sitting Room and Bed Room ; Harnes s R oom , H a y Loft, &c. Coachman's Room at tile end at the Building. The Grounds are beautifully laid out in Lawn, with Parterres of Flowers and Shrubs, intersected by Gravelled Walks, screened from the Road by Plantations, and separated from the Park (over which it has a full command) by a Ha ha ; the water in the per spective, arid the varied scenery of the adjacent Hills and Country To be viewed, hetween 11 and 5 each day, by Tickets only ; particulars may be had on the premises, at the Subscription Houses and Hotels In St. James's-street and Bond-street ; of Messrs. Lang ford and Walford's, Solicitors, Southamptutisstreet, Strand; at Gartaway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, No. £70,14pm-street—cot whom Tickets for viewing may be bad. COOPER'S ARTHRITIC LINIMENT. rua ILUSUISATIC •nILCTWNS, &C. &C. WHOM the very high esteem in wirch the above A: Remedy is held in the East, and its tried good effrets in num berless instances in this Country, it is iskely to be tit the most es ientialservice in removing that painful affliction Itbeumatisni, which, fitim the changeableness of our atmosphere, is so prevalent in this Country. The utility of .the Arthritic Liniment is not confuted to Rh. unlade Complaints enly, but will be found useful in all internal billarunia bins of Joints, and possesses an influence peculiar to itself, w audition to its effects as g counter-irritant. Tkese characters induce the Propr.etor to be sanguine of its proving a valuable appli cation in cases of White Swelling, &c. Sold in Bottles at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. by Messrs. Butler, Chemists , Cbeafiside corner of &. Paul's, Lond on; P r i nees . street' Edin burgh ; and Sackville•streer, Dublin ; an d b y t h e principelDeelers in Patent bledkinee in the Kingdom. James Purser and Edward Johnsoti,G reat Newport. street, Soho, cabinet makers and upholsterers. Richard Bai!don and James Rtchard.on, Chides -street, Covent-garden, and of Seymour-street, Sr. Pancras, lirewerii and corn dealers. Wm. Lewis, John Knight, nd Moses Lewis ' Reading, Berkshire, brewers. J a m es S tew a rt and Henry J. N. Parker, Southampton, surgeons. W. Bradbury, W, Dent, and Samuel Alarming, Bolt.court, Fleet -street, printers. Francs Powell and B. Huntsman. Thomas Gardner and John Ellis% ' Manchester, glass-painters and st a i ners . S te ph en H. M ur k y and George Ralwards, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, surgeons. Angus Campbell and David Annan, Glasgow, warehousemen. *thoniai Cockerill and William Robinson, Sunderland-wear.the-Sea, Durham, rope manufacturers. Nicholas Henry and Ralph Heslop, ltipon, Yorkshire, wine and spirit merchants. J. Sandford, James Wilde, and Wm. Astley, I)ukinbeld and Newton, Cheshire, coal and iron masters. GlSlit/UM WEEELT A ZZZZZZ OF Mt PAW' or BRITISN COILW, WHICH GOVERNS IMPORTATION, MAD! et TO APRIL 4. Wheat 545. 83.' I Oats 20s. 91. I Deans 365. ld. Barley 30s. 9d. Rye 325. 4J. Peas 375. 81. NIEWGATIi AND LEA DENHALI. MARKETS, Aram 11. Bret. 3s 2d to 4s Od I Veal Mutton ........3s 2d to 4s 2d Pork PRICES or HAY Aso STRAW YESTERDAY. ST. J A St ICS ' $ • WIIIITICHA VIL. Flay 41 64 041 to SI Ss Od Hay 31 12s wslOs Od Clover 41 4s Od IV 61 10. Od j Cloves 1,41 10s to 61 Os Od itrAvr 11 134 Od to 1149 s Od 'Strove .1110 to si Os Od PRICK OF HOPS, MCKIM. Kent 84s to 126. Sussex 82s to 92, Eshex Farnham fine 160 s to 188 PER CWT. Aran.ll. wow sues. Kent 824 to 108 s Sussex • 76, to 86s Essex 80s to 961 I—Seconds. 140 s to 1601 COAL - 1W A ltK PAIL 11. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. 331 Newcastle 25} 7 Sunderland 5e Pt ice. 29i Od to 31N Od 311 Gd to :ss ad LISBON PAPERS. OFFICIAL—DEPARTSIRNT in , ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS AND JUSTICE. His Highness the Infante Regent beirg inf rmed of the atrocious crime committed on the toad fro n Coim bra to Lisbon, near Cindiesi, on the morning of the 18th instant, on the ersons of some unarmed and un prepared deputations which the University and Chapter of the City of Coimbra sent to congratulate his Royal Highness on his happy return to Portugal, and other In. dividuals who accompanied them, by wretches full of the greatest wickedness, or rather degenerate men, who deserve the name of fericious tigers, rather than that of men ; and his Highness being peisuaded that it is highly important to the public inter eats that this horrible crime, at which nature shudders, and which Portugal hat un happily seen committed in its bosom, and by PortOguese, should be immediately punished in the most t xemplai manner, his Highness has been pleased to determine tb, you should proceed, without loss of time, to use thibiol efficacious measures to ascertain and discover all thi authors and. contrivers of this fatal event; and that.'yot emtploy the greatest activity and zeal for this purpose considering 'that this is one of the most important dot; that you'at •pretent have to perform, and that on ti manner in which you perform ir, his Ilightless's opinis Of you will chiefly depend ; and further, that you w , - a ige r; hi t iost the rota ti s tie irn rill )7,