Star. — London, England, 1815-07-03 00:00:00

UN - IPERStfr IN7ZiLIGBNCS. CAP4.IIIOOt, Jena h Univeraity Prises have ben lent•mi in favour of else atßoweng persons: Mensb-r.' Porenten, (unto? year) James Seholeffekl, B. A. 1'rh0...- I ,l‘4l.'die year) James Bailey, B. A. 14n. John Pearson. B. A. Johns'. No .tt Meows% adj udged to the Senior your. Brow Ws Mtdalbsts-4reekOde. .H. Fisher, Trio. I ann Ode, W • sinforth, Trish ipigrams, none given. a m & Medalist. for English Tea% lute• Fllllekirs JAIL Oxfam), Jinx 1 —Wednesday the following Gentlesnen were admitted to Degrees t—Bachelor t toctor in Divinity.—Rev. Richard Mem, M A. some time Fellow of Oriel College, now Rec. or of tit. Botolph's, Itistorgatit, London, sad Chaplain to the Archbishop or Canterbury • , Do. for in Civil Law.—•Jotto Latham, Esq. R.C.L. Fellow of , AU Souls College. Bachelor in Mbdicine —Charles Henry Hull% M.A. of Era sevnnee College, and licensed to practice in Medicine. -Masters of Arm— lbe Hon. Archibald Macdonald. of Oriel College, Grand Compounder; William Brigsteek, of Christ Church, Esq Grand Compounder ; Francis sourer Bayley. of Quito's College, Esq. Grand Compounder ; Rev. William Green °nett. of Braseunose College, Grand Compounder; Rev. Wit. ram Bliss of On 1 Col ego ; Rev. Benjamin Conway Potter, of Worcester College ; Rev. David Charles Parry, and Mr. Augus tus Peehell, of Christ Church ; Rev. Thomas Jacob Jobs Hale, of Queen's Celine ; Mr. George 01;41, and Mr. Jahn Henry Lewis, of arasennose College ; Rev. John Old =wood, of Magdalen HaIL • Bachelors of Artle..s.Mr. Thomas Forster, of New College; -Mt. Wooten Langton, of Wadhain College. SCCLINMAsTICAL PROMOTIONS. Rev. Or Hwy Bate Dudley, Eart. has been collated to a pre bendal stain the Cathedral Church of Ely, by the &shot of that Poems. Rev. H. thud has been presented tigki living et Griot Mal- vern. Patron, E. Foley, En. of fiwike Wds- - Rev. Edward Evans, B. A. to the Rectos*, of Bales St. Maly seat the Sea. Patron, Sir John Lambe, Rama Orem htfelgwo. Rev. Charles Nouns Wodebnuse, Clerk, to the Rectory of Morerningthorpe. Patron, the sing '1 he Rev William Eyre Clerk, has been institute 4 to the. Rectory and Perish Chur ch Slurreeld-upoo-Loduss, vacant by the deaths( John Eyre, Clerk, on the presentation et Welty, by re m= of the lunacy of Jetth Eyre, Rev FASNIONS FOR JULY. We have great variety but little novelty to present to our fair Readers in the walking costume. Muslin% 'enacts, poplins, Italian gauzes, French washing silks and French cambrics, are all worn, and one would be puzzled to tell which predominates. High dresses of French cambric, with slight French silk scarfs, and French hats of plain straw, ornamented with feathers, are in very general request. White lace spencers still continue in the highest estimation, as are also scarfs of silk and white lace. The only actual novelty of the month is a very tasteful pelisse, composed of fine India sprigged muslin s it is a three quarter length, rounded at the corners. and trimmed in.tasteful style, which is difficult to describe. It is composed of plain clear muslin formed into scollops by eashigs, which are drawn with ribband..-Lo Belk The bodies of the Morning and Promenade Cos tume continue to be worn with cross or handkerchief fronts, and are generally trimmed agreeably to the texture of the dress, with quilled tull or ribbon. The tailied ribbon is also predominant, in single rows at the feet of all dresses composed of silk, bombazeen, or fancy prints. The prevailing colours see primrose, celestial blue, and evening primrose ; the waist short, and the fullness of the petticoat carried to the back. Ruts of French work are universally worn, except in dteasor4ciwiwasets , , , Roositorr. ifiarmar AIIaitiCULIURQL REPORT. AU the operations of husbandry appertaining to elat past and preceding months have. with some ex. eerions. been most successfully finished. Potatoes have been well planted, turnips also, upon the best sods; but on those of the aooger kind the turnip tilths were rough, and the earliest plants have been much eaten by msects, probably the small slug. The bops she* a luxuriance and strength of bine, which seem to indicate recovery from the effects of cold on their early vegetation. l'hey have received much benefit from the *arm rains All the green cattle crops have proved most abundant, tad the greatest hay harvest of late years draws towards a conchisson, but with a considerable drawback, from the wet ... mai, of the season. The Spring Crops—Oats, barley,beens,peas, seeds, are universally most lexuriant•and promising, upon all dry and good soils; open the wet and imperfectly tilled, the appearance of•eousee is interior. Oats.' although partially injored by Slug and grub, it is expecieJ, will be a vast crop. Ile latter sown Bar.i leys in some parts lootindiftrently. The Wheats just come into ear iimsent. on immense bulk. and upon dry and well tilled lands afford, thus far, pro-4 anise of a most exuberant crop. But, throughout the common culture, both of Wheat and Beans, from the mois ere of the spring. 'the weeds are excessively rank. In the northern and eastern part of the aura- 1 try, the blight in April was so severs as nearly to de.l stroy vegetation is exposed situations and upon coif #nd poor lands; the Wheats however, Willa were affected with the early mildew, harm is a pint met sure recovered. Heavy rains halm of late beaten down the Wheats to a considerable utast, e* cepting the small quantity e( these .drilled et wit' Jeweils, which hide APIA, Anarakk. harvest May be expected. early tea".-- _.-....cement. Wool lo roans pure, doll of sale, is yet expected to rise in pris m but do sale of onr home.grown fine wool has been extremely ins peded by large importations. The price of fat meat does cot equal in proponioa the cost of store cattle, which is yet on the advance, and in some markets the quantity of sheep and lambs has not equalled the de mand. Orchard fruit bas seined from the blight, and cider, already scace,is likely to be 'Omens so. Corn of all descriptions is gradually adialag in price. w Dosaraaaa• is a damnation with Ceps. Vona. whim at sirs. reworked, that the Duke WeLuwee wow was a pest Genre' j " The ben is lb* wall. seploi the Cape r. . think so r niched . the Conklin to his and I bays wit me' lino ilewarnwre's persand aeqsaisaans with ibs Dual. bs oast base loom= a posoirts to Copt* Usage. spews. • Should doe DAWN, NAP ever assivs.i. . s Cssfesponisit segpsalbs Wes el bst oft op . abode at Enter ° :4 PfLviose 40 141 Uhl i s hanged, where. if eues stara emus oltesa, wog silkiest would be splinted to relieve the 1. -se 41con and orehasesf those breve fellows who base • fallen in cossequescs et lie pit 71. -..•••1111 MAIMED* • lawn* bat, at St. Jame.'• Cbircb, N.tbS• sf• Of forrod, w Miso Charlotte King. SALES BY AUCTION, IMINIMMEM. GLOUCESTER-PLACE, NEW-ROAD. ELIGIBLE SPACIOUS RESIDENCE. with a FORECOURT and PLEASURE' GROUND e Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pier and adatipspplasses, Mitres*, Greased Lights, Eight-day Clock, adea s ohudial insunineeu, and Cabinet Articles of various By Mr. d it s ar s". lS, On the Premises, *. 33, on the North Side of Gietteaster•piese, New-road, adjoiding Messrs. Jenkias and °withers' Kuser,* Grounds, To-stee aow the 4th of July, at Eleven o'Clock, THE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pier and Chim Obsess of various dimesslens, Mirror., Bronzed Wm% Pbttatortit, by Thespeon, an Eight-day (lock, in mahogary case, by Tomlin, espied eat of Dining!ables, and a Sideboard, with pedestals. lite Peeperty of a Gentleman. The Furniture candies of Foes'' em Tent and other Bed stead., with Chints,Cotton, lad other Furniture': prime seasoned Redding of warless descriPtioas, Drawing-room Furni ture in French Rod Window-eurtams with continued Draperies, Grecian Couches, Sofas, and Chain en suite • Eating Parlour, Curtains in scarlet morine. Chairs in red Mo rocco, well made Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dressing, Card, Pembioke, Sots, and other Tables ; Secretaireand Pedes tal, Bookcases, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, numerous kitchen requisites, and other Effects. On the same Day, at Twelve °Thick, will be SOLD the LEASE of the commodious and very desirable PREMISES, which are kdapted for the accommolatine of a Gentlemasee Fa mily,vonsirting of numerous Bed Chambers and Dressing Room, elegant Drawing Rooms ' Music Room, Dining Parlour, dm handsomely fitted up, besides numerous other cutiveniencesand appropriate Oakes, a Fore Court, and Pleasure Ground at the back. The House robe viselled Ticket.. Pailiesimee imago* on the Premi.es ; the Furniture to be viewed Go Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale • when catalogues may be bad on the Premises. Particulars and &taboret of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. - ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES. • HO IISES IN DYER S. BUILDINGS, HOLBORN, AND BLEWETT'S-BUILDINGS, FETTER-LANE. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarreway's Coffee-House, 'Change- alley, Cornhill, en Tettelln DAV, 6th July, inls, at 1 ito'Clock, (by order of he Isecutors i of the late Gwent Gammas. Esq. deceased) in Two lots, T HE VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ES'I'ATES. Lot I. Comprising Five substantial Genteel BRICK DWEL. 11110 HOUSE). No. 7,8, 9, 10, and 11, three Storks high, with Yards, Gartlenst &e. situate on the East-side of Dyers- Buildings. Holborn, possession and on lease to Mr. Weals, Charles Capper, Esq. Mr. Down, Mr. Browne, Sec. producing a net Rent of per Annum. One Hundred and Twenty-seven Pounds. 'fbe above are held under the Dyers Company. Lot 9. Eleven substantial BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES, three Stories Mgh, Yards, &c. in good repair, situate In Mar lene and in Blevrett's-Buildings adjoining, in possessiun of Mr. Hou ' Llsteo, Mr. Hents4b, Mr. Stone, Wiggins-Wagner, and other parts, on Lean, she remainder Tenants at Will; producing a I nett Rent 414 . per Annum The HUMS* may be viewed, by leave s of the Tenants, ten days preceding the Sale; Particulars of Maar& King and Luken So licitors. itors. Bedford row • at Garraway's ; at the Furnival% bus t ed. fee-house, opposite F ester-lane, Holborn; end of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. CURZON-STRKEn MAY FAIR. A Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH-HOUSE, STABLING, large COURT-YARD, GARDEN, fe.c. fly Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Colfee-boose,•Chamie-alley, Cornhill. on Tau as aim, the Stb Jol ialS, at Twelve o'Cleck, AVERY Eligible L E ASEHOLD ESTATE for MS Years, commencing front the a.Sth March, 1155, cent ering a madam Family Mansion, situate on the North side of Cursofreueet May Fair, his the reddest* of Lady READC , deceased; enclosed by 'a wall and folding pie with Lodges at the *nuance, emosand by rows of trees sad cardage.drive to the house, 'which contains, os the Upped seven Bed-rooms; on die Fine Floor. ell odoelleat s nedrebandier,. and Leifes Dreselorreses weelablv wiggle.. 04 4 menial eastern. roomy leading, atm and twtiothert chambers. with Class, Stc. On the Ground, a handsome paved Satrance-ban, Vestibule or lanenshan, excellent Stone Stakease, with Iron Baluster and Handeitail, a Pasiagasraaai to a Lady's Morning-room, a U. barn Gesalemaa's Dressing-moos, a capital Drawing-room, walls stuccoed in panels, with logy cove ceiling, richly orna mewed, communicating with a Back Drawing-room; an excel. lent Eating Parlour, with bow-window, fitted up in a costly manner. in the East Wing, on the Upper Floor, are three Rooms; Pint Floor, a Lanntlrylnahrt-roont and. Housekeeper's-rooms, Butler's Pantry, with Water laid on • capital Arched Cellars, for Me, Beer, and Wine, Servant's D r essing rooms, Ha% Co ol Larders Scullery, Ste. excellent Kitchen, Closet, and Scenery adjoining; large Cellar tor Coal., and other Offices and Secondary Staircases; an excellent Coach-house, Stables for seven biases, "nth two Sleeping rooms end .Loft over; large Garden et the back of the House, planted with Trees, being •i her an eligible *Ration for the residence of a Nobleman or for building %moo, for width par. pose it is peculiarly well adapted, irom its est uatioa Mid einem . . of frontage, Sm. 'l'o be viewed by rickets. Particulars may be bad on the Premiss; at the Subsertrion Houses, St. Jameerwreat Ind Pall-Mal l; and of Mr. MAlephant, No 9, Great Quebec-street, New road, Mary.lo-lionne ; Mr Bramwell, 20, Lincoln's-lan. Gal& ; at Oarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street. BERKSHIRE. PARK-PLACE, NEAR HENLEY-ON-THAMEL CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES. PARK, MANsION, EN TRANCE LODGES, Noble PLEA• SURE GROUNDS, Delishttul COTTAGE ORNEE. with PLANTATIONS, LAVENDER GROUNDS, sod MEA DOW LAND; Picturesque COTTAGES, with tire tout valWliesustw vas est Cottages, with Gardens, at. Two Public Hearn, Re. THE WHOLEr Loe rAT e Cca r e t t NINE HUNDRED ACREL By Mr. &OMNI, At **Tees Han. Hitilley«t-Tbeasss, on Far Lev, I t 4 m , at Twelve **Cluck, lo Twastpeight Lots, sobs as efkr bawds foi she whole by Private Couswit, THE Very Valuable and highly Improvable FREEHOLD sod sestpart COPTIOLD LSTATILS of INHERTTANCE, in wog Pomaded Oa the Wea Outdo Liege, -assee-iiiiiWilit vat vedeillsd illtutffas la.tbe oloatry, abeawilos wintOolia FARIE.PLACS, _ The Reams sod TM Right Has. ties EARL of idifEURT. Hume agar HeoisTbsetes, 54 odes iron Leaden. Croopelses s althea lieedeo, pieced is a toe sosuaaridlog smimoce, tow die seam of die UAW, witb Oases el an do. =Ws% Coads4reasss sad Mshles, la a Park paled rood, aawtiosa, foss grown lofty Forest Tress, *awe Lolph ri = nom (kola* Pciernsdn 'Maw Om* dm. son•!_rni4 left %yaps Has•bessee, Cieerirbasessol Oraperies, OWOMMIn Hews, rod Owsballdiegs. A &NOM corm)* OaMilltos es doe of Hooky MN, summeaded by landau Plaatedoes, Nib Loreider Grew*, ' sad Meadow Lead; depot pkeitempe Cesium a Doffs ire Rubs, flebtensasoas %Vale; Eligible Load for eaawaeadire tbe west deligland Sorreayl New Cato segos, wise Oesikas, at. in. the Elerssobess PIM Hoesewa Healey liii, with Usedso sad Lead; do Two Ewers Pitbllll Hesse at tbe Rot el tie V" tow the Rhin dlihig !Pam% with wrailast 111111111 Haws. Nod alt 0 bah The whole Emus NEAR NINE it Measimead Park foie dip P Ps and 'dm Best ensued oasis for Merest Pardoner,. May be viewed with Tidos% erldeb may be bed of Mr. fliablos, Werwidretrost, oobbooptere ; or Mows. Coque sad Sea, delisitose, Hearn of whore wanders may be hod, sad of Mon. Webb and Atwood, Close, Sekbwry i lam ot ; Ws, Maideobsod; Castle, oak kW •wid Winless'; Como, ;et Meat& Oder, Oddis, and renter, ' caws, Lionia's lea; apd st Osaraware• boost, Esebaage•rary, Condi& Mr. Tbrempsea, do rea°ardour, wW rei" ' t a • • } SALES BY AUCTION. MOWING CIOIII OF OR4SS, .. By Mr. ROBIN ' S, 4.1 the Oteybous I. Frog Mills, 'tooth Minims, do Wkolf MAT, the Mb lily. *ll3, at One &Clods., frHE GROWING CROPS of GRASS 11 0 3 n .A. Bevetity-one Acres. on tho Minims Wmb Farm, shame on the Mgh Nordi Road. in Lota. • To be viewed by applying to Mr. Hatch, of *barn, and at 4 42 4 'he bound , Frog Mills. particulars may be had; at the W St. Alban'a • and Green Man and Red Lion, liar ne t ; mid Mr Robins. Warwick-atm:4 Golden square. lesiMO M AS WASH FAIV44. HENDON, MIDDLE4EX. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MEADOW LAND, ELIGIBLE RESIDENCES, WITH OFFICES. SUNDRY NEAT co rrAcEs, WITH GARDE/4S, Ac. By Mr. ROBINS, By order of the MIMS Of Mr. BENNETT and the WO Mfg. Danmark. deceased, at ()areaway's CAW-boas% 'Change alley; Coral" se TOVIISDAT, tie 6th of July, 1615, at 'rarely, o'Clock, in Tea Leo, THE FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in the London Road to Mill Hill, Cburch.lane, and !lumen, Hendon; comprising a very eligible Residence, on a command ing situation, with Oates, Coach house, and Stables, excellent Gardens, &c. in possession of Mr. Loci wand, as an Academy. A neat, compact House, with Garden, Chaise house, and Stables. An elegant Cottage Genes. wkh Yard and Ont-buildings, Gar den, and Meadow Loot is ',amnion, and on lease to Sohn Bristow, Esq. Sundry neat Dwelling Houses, with Gardens, Stc. various Buildings, and Inclosures of rich Meadow Land, the whole Estate nearly Eighteen Acres. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Thomas Bennett, on the Premises, of whom Particulars may be had ; and at the Bed, and Greyhound, Hendon; Mr. Witt, Hampstead; of MPsirs. Foulkes and Co. Solicitors, Southampton-street, Strand; of Mr. Omit, Solicitor, While/vain, Oxford-street; at Gareseray% ; and of Mr. Robb*, Watwisk•street,.oolden-square, where a , Plan may be seen. A DUTCH 44 GUN SHIP OF WAR. At the Exchange, Plymouth, on Friday, July 14, at Noon, r if4THIN DUTCH 64 GUN SHIP of WAR, ROTTERDAM ; her Fore, Main, and part of Mizell Mir Bowsprit, about 850 Tons Iron Balla.st, Shot, &c. Puml", parts of her Standing and running Rigging, Bluckt, Iron Stan aheuns, &c. &c. which will be put up in suitable Lots, and th rinsed of, Free of all Duties, by a special Order from the Right Hon the Lords of his Majesty's Treasury., The Hull is Copper sheathed, and, together with the Stores, deserving particular attention. For viewing the Ship and Stores apply to the Ship•keepers on board, at the Moorings,in Catvrater ; and for further Particulars, Cataloguer, *.c. apply to William May, Esq. Dutch Consul, Jeffries-square, London; and to John Hawker, Esq. Dutch Consul, Plymouth. JOHN LUSCOMBB, Broker. LITTLE HORSTEAD, SUSSEX.—MANOR AND FARM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By VERBALL and SON, At the Star Inn, In Lewes, on Sarisaisar, the 15'Is day of July twat, between the hours of Four and :it in the Afternoon of the same Day, subject to such Conditions as shall be then and there produciii, A VALUABLE ESTATE, called HONING TON and BRADFORD; cuuslslin of the Maria or reputed Manor of Eaton, otherwise Honingtnn, and a capital Messuage several Barns, Cottages, Stables, Hop-out, and other convenient Out-buildings, and 352 Acres and upwirds of Arahle, Meadow, Pasture, Hop Ground, and WOod Land, thereto ad joining; desirably situate at Little Horsted, in the county of Sussex, about one mile distant from the Turnpike-road from Lewes to London. The whole Estate Is Freehold, except about one Acre of Lend and two Cottages, which are Copyhold, holden of the Maner of Frainfield, uudet small annual Quit Rents, Fines and Herlots cer tain. The Land-tat on Honinpon (comprisiug 290 Acres) has been redeemed. The Estate lies well together, and the Land Is In the highest state of cultivation, baring been foe years past in the Olds of the Proprietor, who has e large runs gf In Improvements. The Wood Land Is full or young tit= Timber, tor the growth of which the soil is favourable, and the Estate 'abounds with Game. The House is modern and convenient, having been recently bulk, and is well supplied with excellent Water. A good Kitchell Garden adjoins It, together with several Fish Ponds and Stews, properly stocked with choice Flab; and the Buildings of all kinds on the Land are lo pet feet repair. Little Horned is distant from London 45 miles, and from the Market Towns of Uckiteld three miles , Lewes si t miles Hails • ham 12 miles, from Eastbourne 20 miles, and Brightheinutone 14 miles. A daily Conch and Poet to and front London, pass within one mile of the House. Possession may be had at Michaelmas next. To be viewed, on application to Henry Elliott, at the House, (where a Mip of the /Wage Is left), and flmcber partictgan may be bidet Mr. Turnen,loßdtor, Lewes. ESSEX. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, beautiful PI.ANTATIONS, about Seventy four Acne of LAND, and immediate Possession. TO az SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Messrs. KELHAM and SON, At the Auction Man, near the Bank of England, London, on SATURDAY,August, the isb of lBl5, at Two &Clock pre. under the direction of the Proprietor, ALL that singularly eligible, compact, and truly valuable ESTA TE, known by the name of PEACOCKS, situate in the remarbly pleasant village of Marg. retung, in the canny of Essex, at an agreeable distance from the high read leading from London, through the county town of Clielinsfeed, to the great outlet of the kingdom. commanding superlatively rich and picturesque Mews of the surrounding country. The Estate comprises a neat, substantial, uniform Mansion, with nu. merous attached and detached Buildings, suitably arranged fur domestic and agricultural purposes; extensive Plantation of lust. tient and ornamental timber and forest -trees, forming delight. fel pleosamegrounds, embelFshed with • a profusion ut beal.d. ful shrubs, very productive Kitchen Gardens and Orchards, faro convects* owl well slisposedYards, Bares t Stables, Cow-honses, dca fir. leselher with Seventy.four Acres (mere or less) of excellent amid and fertile Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a k Mete of cultivation. The whole is amply replete within'? desirable actonansodadon for a genteel fatally, or ear Cientlemen, Merchant, or Sportsman, poculiasly adapted. fir mug. ibi A l o o lt i i miles fnltn th e Metropolis, and embra- , feint*, admenegts of a good spotting eountipt near ewe of the ame fox covers, and having inwards if this,/ stage-coaches paean and repasslog every day. The , elevation is a modern brick building, presenting a neat unhorse front, ascended by a light *lstvan steps, and adorned with a handsome vireo& and park fence, displaying internally every family eon• canines, disposed and arranged with superior elegance ; coo. tablas, is the basement storey, excellent Steno/owns, Cellars, and Dairy i enlist ground-floor, an Entrance-ball,mish beautiful marble postmerne and staircase 4 genteel Dining-parlour and Drewing-reema, mob 80 feet by 14; a pleasant Library, good tiseista, Palmy, ihndiary, and other Donsestic Offices; the Upper limey eentsina.eve Zed-chambers, with suitable Dees depONSlS 111 Id Closets, sad Servants' -Dormitory. There are Anew sobstandol Cottages, easily convertible. This charming remit ameban maridi improved at great expence, without di- InNibilllg ttlB eigehliky of such alteration as shay accord with the taste of a purchaser, who may be accommodated with Forty Acres of highly productive Land adjoining, for an. unexpired Term of Tat ears, with consent-of the Landlord, on very li beralises's. --- 11114.;Wate it Copyheld of the Manor of Merger/Ada', sub ject tot quit rent of At as. 11d. customary ine, ea death as alienation, and two halms. Mr The whole of the Timber will be Included In the purchase. Ti be viewed (with Tickets WO after the lit of July, no Tuesdays, Thu today., and tsatordays between the boors of Eleven and Three, by application to the Austimeers, where a Plan of the Estate and Wevetien snap be inspected. Beriadent and Condithine will be reedy for delivery on the let of Aisset, at the linseed Banks at Coldwater, Witham, Malden. Inollartuan. lionttenl, Braintree, Bury, sad Ire with t et . the. Mart s and of Messrs Tbornbill's is, Plairesseaddli Laallint at the Prate et Sales sal af the Ave. Oweestes at the PllMaia 00ce, Clashashrd. • • • SALtg AUCIIIN. TO BE PEREMP lI.T kit% Pennant to an order ,if the H. It Court of Mincer • In a Cansi., Brut:. st. Kinlow, c on IV cans v, the loth flay of 'n y, Ist between the hours if One and Thrve 'clock in ai • u tern , ..no, itt the Puhlit Wt's-rtom of the 0a..1 C art, iA So ,rlot b.* 141•10, Chanel:ll !VW, I.ontion t w..h the.avpr hst 'chi of Cha I. I bwsp,.,m, q. one of be Ma i * the $4 ColrA A. N ANNUirt w or'REN C of tt par .VNMUNI, gamut in 'he year 17'1, by Wa• htva SAT, then of St. .Man-h. born :•11e.ez, as..! % TIER Mottitmr, then of lain Eq. !loth Mace 4 uceas d and amply secured on a Plan • at on or 9 ,gar Work cello.] I. \ and the Lands thereuntohebmging. and i certain Pest' or 'l••ce of land called GAIL/4610 dtsce, bosh strove In the 1 . 11 ioN St. James, in the Island of lents ea, now ;n the posses-Inn ••f ' MtillitAi, El. The Annvlty wa- granted to Rawl- New .roc s Eqq. deceased, and made p lib* to hint. hie ezecut triter, or as.igna. in Ene'assi, hil.yeatlvi wit! oust de isction, during the lives of Mmus if anJ Hannah t 1•10•54`• (now Hanreb (truce, wid.avr.) and thl sorii••rc W thein. with a 11,•, portionaltle part up to the (lay of the decease ado.. ;ow ear: 'lle Annul y Is well srevirs..l, an the arrears are duly tell up to tha 7th day of Demo* r, 1414 Mrs. Oran., the 4ur.sv ng life, is a Widow Lady resiling at Edinburgh, et the age of 6! years, and in good heallh. The particulars may be hal gratis at the 014 Master's Cluam ben in Senithampton•bu lamp, Chartcory-lane, I.andfm4 of Shave, Le Blanc and Shure, New 13ridgwetteet, Lon don ; of M, sin Jones and Green. Sab+berY•Fglaire, 1- 04 •Jol:; and of Mr. :101•Farinhar, W. 14 Edinburgh TO NO LL GEN PLENIE4, NUK ;;IKY AND OTHLRS. By Mt. C,lCtitt :IN, Os Mornay, the 17111 of Ju'y, I (if S. on the Prans!rmi, 11 arli• field Lodge. Tiiieltenliam. at 1 welve .;.710• t , AVALUABLE COLLECIIO6I of - 4 rOVE Pi. kN .8, in every way eslculaed to grarh' & iodic Curiosity and nine. No continvtit tr.r slit • -eire. , tit can be necessary: nothing 'tut the inktittoo of Mr 1 :41111A41. tits preeen* Pruitt etor, •4, direct 'lts automat to .re linnet: :finny to Inch Plant. a•-. answer •rnne of the .no•t nr., - m4e • of Humani.y, by esteudiog th, utility of l'eltice V-g 7abo Syrois, could I Ave brought th.• till c•ion to long the pilda of the late lsasc 4 waistart, E-q. by woo.: they were selected after the study mail taNtur ot many -jean. TL -.1 couris, of hoe Palms, Strelitz.a., and almost every thing Onsii.s and New of Strive PI. na, and out most wondertntly lard- at.d hue CAaTJTA thtLNII. The Plants are all, to the credit of the Gardener, in a file state, clean and healthy. a.).1 m,y he stewed :r.im he tot!. of July, to the day ot Sale, by applying on the Premiers where .4- talogives may be had; and at the Aucdott•Mart, near he hank; tit Me:ii a. Masona', ,ieedsmen Fleet•stre ; Me %is Fa r.' :•;eeelstuen, iu the Boning't ; Messrs. Rent Nurserywn, Breath:nil; and of the Auctioneer, Nts.7, Dote- stns.- r, !;'onus. cor.aquare. _ EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOC I OR. BY eie EFFICACY of Dr. BOERHA AVE'S INFAI.I.ItiLE RED 111 1., 4s. Cc,. cey bag p• rs"ns of either Sri, assisted by the invaluable copious directions ti en:- with given, are enabled to eradicate e&ec•ually a et Lain insit:Mus Disease, and to faelitste the recovery of bealtb, with case and safety, certainty and secrecy, in a lex Jays. Fur liiiiuus Dis-asrs, Sc.irvy,Scroftila, awl impurity of Plood, the efficacy of this ntes:scine is so well known and bleb.y attested for 50 years past, that any farther comma: is rendered anon cessary. Reid by Samuel Leigh, No. tit, Strand; Sutton and Co. (ixe Dicey and Sutton) Bow Chureli.yar I; and itscun anJ Co, Oxford-street, London ; Rrot!le and Dowding, Ss! -bur; .4 Smith, per:mmer, Num b-bridge, Edinburgh ; Martin K. et e, 6, College-green ;at Davison's, No. I, Parbanten•-stret : ; a . Messrs. F. Ifewbury and Son, Dublin ; and tatiser Nica cup. \•t:e. ders in Europe and America. l'HUMitts mom, I _ BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1 790,1 had been afflicted with tle I .ure V merit, whick from Its obstinately resioting everycouric of mtJaeisie prescribesny this moot eminent of the faculty Isere, and un'tergoira seven! st.were courses of salivation and twice die:Lugs:l from the rioephal, set b bitale relief, email appear to be of the trout iliveterate nectar.. let Übe sptilog of bet yrar my aisoriay.kitt feR w such es leer, as "early to put a peritelto my etistonce. In this 'tate, f way re conuuended by Mr. J. 'fisompton, (who receive; ac near a c ., r , by tbcm here,) to take your !.rake's Patent Pills, which i Gcgais to do on the Stith May ; in the elixir of a 1.-rttOgh r lig an to receive benefit. In little more than i mouth I became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly tree 'roar my tor. mer complaints, Lave recovered my former spilt'. and et reuet% and am become jolly and lit, in ts:acti 'tide having col limo. „! many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, -on at a loss in what terms to express sty bratitude, but beg yew 'or the good of other suffering naurtais, to make the. ms cut As public u possible, Si I shall on every occasion—in so titom , , yor will greatly oblige, Sir, your graceful übstbertt very buntine ar rant, ALEX. MURKi I: Swan's Close, Nigh-street, Edlnburgla Prepared and sold by tbe sole ProprO•tor, Thuntio ;last, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in I.undon. r his ho• 4 No. 9, New Bridge-street. They are also sold by his appointment, at the Vernotser s, e4s. SS, St. Alban'"-street, Pall Mall; the • p.'• up, No. *I fOrd-street ; Mr. Disbotough's, N 0.7, fish-s::vet-hitt. neotirtp• posite the Monument • and by vise pertuo in c very (...iistit risk •own in England, Sm. braes t.nly is. 9tl cacti.. ird ov.wtde uiland pLos directions, whereby petoons ,treoto r .ex 11 1 1 V CUM rheftl‘eittell sell' ease awl ,eerucv Tl s has been too tequently rse tobieci ssi ju• .: 11 gener . al reprebation, that risen destitute to the elenten sf the medical art have all. red thent.elvee at candidates fee puttee its. t ravage in the prolestion of Physic.' For 'he vu rr - "a% j"' lice to the remit of our studies aud oraperience, cal to pseetia as from being classed among those empires whose insets lent pre temion have, unfortunately fur sore, y, been ton (avowable re eel feel, we beg leave to submit to the Idioml sea eight instep', a faithful eatentest of our pursuit. and aesists real. Tat. After having received a regular medical edecadisn as the perk 'of Messrs Griuslal and Biteard, whose lectures and prac:ice r.e carefully attended, as Professor s and Sureetaus of the London vital, we entered ourselves as students in that justly cc' braced school for medical accerements, the Royal College (if Eest burgh, and were Untrue:el to the different branches el Anatomy, Surgery, tl:e Theory and Pratt:rat of Physic, Chemistry, Mete wifery, lie any, &c &c. etc by those eminent Professors, OM Moore, (kegot y, I lainittnn,„ Ihtecen, and Rut %ere , ed. We trust we stall not b e &vaned presemptueues in saying, chat s our proficiency and acquirements arraign tuctesehlerab'se. Ha. nog for a Long writes of years made V ENk. L'UItPLAI and the various diseases of DEIOI.I ['V, the particular ObjeTl) t our studies and prune;, it will, we hope, be *dewed that we have acquired superior ki10:42,13e ..f Oust treasmeot and rue. to slight and recent uses of infection, a p-riect re-estals is: twist is completed hi the short period of two day t, and in those *. the utmost Inveteracy, where other prialteeters haw: failed at sue*. cess, a proper eerseverance in our elan of treatment enseres to the patient a safe and radical cum. Amidst the melancholy earl. sy of dig r lon which are no. *f leets of a habit long and rust unhappily pus sied by the yovei at both seats, there are Butte more alarmist or more distressing t 1101 those deficienc.eies and del:Hates which ',fluently prevent or em bitter the matrimonial state. :so such persons It inu.t be a tee sail reflection to know that they may Lwow, by a new mai well bible Mode of treatment, he restored to that greaten rut all Mame Wafts l a strong, manly, amivigo-out (ousting ion. In all cases Of &Wiliy, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every qu ells of venereal infection, we may he consulted by patients of either sea with the greatest secrecy and honour. Hours ul CO •enh Minn at hone train ten to three, and from ste in the evenot dil too at eight. Patients in the country are requested to met the partieulars at their case, age, and general habit of living . Ste. lacewing a t , net tante fa advtee and medicines, when the same wad he ,;iveit car tent to any part of the kingdom. To "enure that secrecy .0 eve' menial to our undertaking, the postage of knees Duty be &died to she account for otedicioes. CURRIE and Co. Essipaas, Pie. 107, Haan Garden., HIGH wATE Mornis4 Afternoon l'O-yIORRUW Al LONDON OKIUc.; • 45 *Waltrip sfutr 1 1. 0 minutes sitir LONDON: Printed by Loriu. Kr.Nt, Pickett Plecc publioiral there, and at the Star Wks, Temple Lag.