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- . : I - [fuse Commons.) DICL A RATION OF THE, MEMBERS OF HER MAJESTY'S • • COUNtIL, RE-TECTING THE STATE OF HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH : MADF ON TB E 4TH OP APRIL, 64 We the underwritten , & c. do hereby eclare and • certify, that the state of his Majesty's health, at the time of this our meeting, is not such as to enable him to resume the personal - exercise of his Royal Authority. 1 “ - That his Majesty's bodily health is as good as at r any of the periods of our former Reports. . that his Majesty's mental health is as much dis -gilered as it has been dining any part of his Majesty's fodisposition• "That all the Physicians in attendance concur in thinking, that his Majesty's final and complete reco is extremely improbable, and they do not expect it; but they also concur in stating, that they do not • entirely despair of it,. (Signed) Ari“ C. C TUAR. 44 ATLESFORD. 44 E. EDNOR. 44 ELDON. 44 lInNTnosE. ELLENBOROUGH. • 4. WINCIIELSEA. 44 W. GRANT." (A true cupy, CIItTWYND.) DECLARATION OF THE MEMEERS OF HER MAJESTY'S COUNCIL, RESPECTING TIIE STATE OF MS MAJESTY'S ' 'HEALTH ; MADE ON THE 4TII OF JULY. " We the underwritten, &c. do hereby declare and certify, that the state of his Majesty's health, at the time of this our meeting, is not such as to enable his Majesty to resume the personal exercise of his Royal Functions. • "'[hat his Majesty's bodily health is as good as it was at the period of our last report. 44 That his Majesty's mental health is as much • disordered. as during any period of his Majesty's in. disposition. , 6 That the hope of his Majesty's ultimate and complete i ecovery is diminished since the period of our last report ; but that such recovery is not abso lutely despaired of." (Signed as above.) '• WINDSOR. Jul( 24.—Yesterday, about 3 o'clock,' the QUEEN and PRINCESSES arrived at the Castle from London. The Princess CIJARLOTTE dined with her MAJESTY and the. PRINCES'aES soon after four o'clock. After dinner,. tUe QUEEN :lad PRINCESSES went to Frogmore. The Princess Cirmitorrk took an airing hi her phaetqn and pair, thr9ugh the Great Park, V. Virginia Water, anJ Egham h and, in her, wzy back, Ca)led at Frogmen', and diatflc tea astd coffee with :the 9taztiN ittiOsia!:cESSES, and accompanied ber M. acarrir,fid:tbe Ptin:cEsbEs back to the Castle. q't ua& aild - P autcessEs went this morning to Frog. Girtkns. ROYAL TOUR.—His Royal Highness the Pitimat RECENT is preparing for a Summer tour through the Narth.west of-England. .His ltoy3l Highness will be accompanied by the Duke of CL A R ENC E. The - Countess-of EUSTON and Lady HA RDY have returned to !El-Va.:id from Lisbon, with Admiral and Lady E. BEM( EL EY. Thursday evening the Countess of HARDWICKE en- ~ tertamed a numerous party with the perforthance of a FrepFlt I s lay, in her elegant little Theatre, fitted tip' • at her; hOuSe in: st. James's-square. The Duke of York'i,Bond atcended in full uniform, and played.in' the Greori-acriani, between the acts, and .in the Mill :dairinatipper, 'after the ploy was over. The Puma . _ eacquz . .r, thipkys l - il CLiZIENCE and CUMBERLAND, -.. land a nume us list of Nobility, were present. - . Mrs. WELLest.ar LOG PALE, to the great joy of • that family, is reported to be In the family way. • l'EtnifMt the best character's at the Masquerade, at Vatixhill i '.on . .Monday night, were the Duke and Duchess of ARGYLE, at giftsits. , The Public' are new excluded from the beautiful grounds of Clifden, for the same reason that has told against them elsewhere—because many of the taste ,less rabble have committed depredations, in return for 1; the favhur of admission; and have defaced whaPthey could not carry away. Thursday an unpleasant fracas took_ place upon Change, between two Gentlemen; one charging the other with the ;eduction of his-daughter-in-law, un-1 der very aggravating. circumstances. This affa;r will, shortly he brought hafore.a Court of Justice. '' • HAYMARKET THEATRE.—A new Comedy, en titled .The Fortune Haider:, .%N.as on Thursday night i produced at this Theatre.. It is the first dramatic essay of a very young Author, a Mr. HEWLETT. I, —ln the plot of this piece, a young and accom-1 plished • Lady, falls in lobe, at first sight, with a I ! drunken fellow who insults her in the street ' • she is rescued from his' rudeness by his friend , whom she l never saw before ; this friend accompanies her home, and is deputed the next morning to invite the insulter 1 to make his apology, viva voce. Again, a female .fortuae hunter is baulked in a runaway marriage ap, pointment, with a.character .of•the same description of the other sex.; and on her rotrcat is met by; Footman dressed as a Colonel,.whom she instantly it• solves to marry, and the match takes place accor-, dingly. This scene was altogether too extravagint and farcical for any thing like legitimate comedy. -The spirit belonging to the. Pray, is evaporated in the first act ; it was, however, received. with pia* I • dins, ovetpowcring opposition in every part where a • stand could be made, and ultimately given Oa for ' repetition amid great clamour, in which the appro =vers had perhaps. : the advantage. The Piece was I 'repeated• last night,'and some judicious alterations were made, but it met with a very unfavourable re ception. . Lord Chief Justice ELLENaontivon closed the busi -ness on the Criminal Side, at noon, yosterday, at Chelinsford. Judd, who had long been at the head of a notorious gang of pickpockets, was convicted of ' being one of the ruffians who had hustled and picked the pocket of a parson of a purse, containing Is. at a . ' pugilistic meeting. As soon as the Jury returned . their verdict, he began an abuSive harangue against i .the witnesses who appeared against him, and 00 , being reprimanded for it, he uttered some audacious' 'expressions to the Judge himself. He was sentenced .- to thinsportation for the mutual course of his Ho. ' • . • Tuesday evening the house of Mr. Snowden, pawnbroker, of Fore-street, Plymouth-dock, caught tire. The ' fi re was quenched with little damage to :t!le extcriet of , the' house, but the interior was, con- L .,_ saterably damaged. . . • . . . .- `~'-•,-~ THE ARMY. The- Reyalliferieneth Militia have removed from Granard to Kildare. Saturday se'nnight the Ist Regiment of Aberdeen. shire Local Militia, commanded by Lieutenant Co. lonel FINLAsom t and the sth Regiment, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Toss BR, were reviewed in the Links, at Montrose, by Major General the Honour , able DAVID Lgsue. The time appointed for the training of the Royal Stannary corps, now at Plymouth Dock, expired on Thursday. This corps (artillery) have been exercised at the great guns, on the lines of Plymouth Dock, during their training, and are not not less distin guished by their expertness in duty, than by their ge neral correctness in quarters. For the last eight days they were employed, by detachments, in firing from the batteries at the Devil's Point, at a floating , mark, placed on the bridge, or reef of rocks running from St. Nicholas' Island to Redding Point ; have fired with great precision, and have repeatedly struck the object. A considerable number of soldiers are to be en camped in bbdies between Inverkeithing And Perth, for the more safe and ready conveyance of prisoners of war, who are daily expected from Plyniouth to occupy the new prison at Perth, which is now almost ready for their reception. EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER, DATED LISBON, JUNE 29, 6g From General there seems to be nothing new, since he took up the position of Albuera, where Marshall Souvr (possibly thinking the ground omi. nous) is said to have left him, and returned to his old quarters in the neighbourhood of Seville. I hear too, that Lord Wrt.LIAM BENTINCK has landed in Catalo nia with .5000 troops from Sicily, so that the greatest exertions seem to he making to• reinforce our army in every quarter. On Wednesday last the .sth Regi ment, about 900 strong,*marched up the Country ; it is nit known whether to join the Eat' of WELLING roIa or Sir ROWLAND HILL. Yesterday they were followed by tha 38th, who were to go in boats up the Tagus as fat as Valada, and there receive their route ; the same day the sth went, they were replaced by the arrival here from Gibraltar, under convoy of the MELPONIENE frigate, of the B`2d, and they are ex pected to be off in a day or two after being to-morrow inspected. The sth and 38th were dispatched at so short a notice, this usual ceremony was omitted. " In addition to the MELPOMENE we have had the following arrivals here in the course of last week •:—.- NIOBE frigate, from Madt•ira, with General MEADE on board ; on Saturday Vice-Admiral MARTIN, the new Commander-in-Chief on this station (to which it is said Cadiz is to be added) in his Majesty's ship ACASTA, of .50 guns; two days before the IMPE• rusux, 74, came in from a cruize to receive Admiral MARTIN'S flag, on board of which he yesterday hoisted it from the ACASTA. Yesterday tovarrived the WANDERER sloop of war, with a convoy of artil lery horses from Cork, and to-day the" DOTTIRELL gun-brig, front Vigo. These all remain in the Tagus with the BARI:LEVU, 98, Admiral BERKELEY,. Captain Sir THOMAS HARDY (both which, with all their suites and families, return home in her as soon as they can get ready) JASPER and VEsra (• FVEs•rm.) gun.brigs." Tuesday forenoon the London and Edinburgh Company's smack, Trusty, Captain BALL!NGALL, arrived at Miller's Wharf from Leith. When working up Yarmouth Roads on Sunday, the•l9th July, bee tween twelve and two o'clock,.P. M. she WAS most incautiously fired into from the frigate DESIREE'S boat. Upwards of thirty passengers, and a detach ment of the 29th Regiment were'on deck at the time, and a ninsket ball entered the thick part of the upper railing, which it perforated more tYin an inch, and where it still continues. But fcr the intervention of the railing, it must have unavoidably killed or woun ded one of the people, who stood exactly in the way, in the discharge of his duty. We trust that the cause of this apparently wanton exercise of-authority will be most minutely enquired into by the Lords of the Admiralty—surely the lives of his Majesty's sub jects are not to be spotted with in this manner.—ln the mean time, much praise is due to Captain BAL LINGALL for the spirited remonstrance which he has made to Government on the subject. Tuesday sennight, one of the caissons on which the pier at the Troon Point in Ayrshire is built gave way, and the whole of the building upon it, and a caisson to the length of 37 feet to the west of it fell into the sea. Happily this accident was not attended by 'any injury to the people employed. A lady was yesterday accidentally precipitated from a gig in Fleet-street, and was so much injured by her head coming in contact with a waggon wheel, that she was taken up apparently lifeless. Wednesday I'. Heat/ a porter at an Inn , wascharged at Hatton-Garden Office, with beating and kicking bis wife in such a barbarous manner, on Sunday last, as caused her rdeath on Wednesday. He 'was com mitted till the Coroner had mate a report on the subject. Monday night last, Mrs. Gladwin, of Hanwell, was alarmed by her female servant knocking at her chamber door, and saying she strongly suspected there wcre thieves in the house, from the dog bark ing,violently, and other circumstances. A light was procured, and, on examining the lower part of the premises, the kitchen window was found open ; one . basket packed full of plate and other valuable arti cles, and another full of-china, &c. No violence had been used to the premises, nor could any trace of the robbers be made. These circumstances caused . considerable alarm ; and, on Mrs. G. examining her / property, she discovered that she had lost several ar- ticles s ot plate and other property, and, in conse qttence, gave information at the Public Office, Bow -street, when Taunton, after hearing a description of the circumstances, gave it as his opinion that there had been no robbers at the house, but that it was a scheme of the servant who had alarmed Mrs. G. and challenged her with having stolen the property that _ was missing in strong and positive terms, when, after ' some hesitation , she confe sse d t h at s h e had pledged it with Mr. Nichols, the pawnbroker, in Old Brent, ford. Yesterday .he underwent an examination at Bow-street, when the pawnbroker produced the pro, perty, and identified the prisoner as having pledged ( it. She was committed for trial. • /leeEr' - N.t 'rite enstat h rite following Papas ban just been printed bar Ord* of NR Hs's; of Commons.) . . •- 7114 MARKETS. . . 1 • m••••=1•••• • • . SMITHFIELD-July 24. 'Beef SS 24 to 6s 2d Veal 5s 64 to Is 03 MU V3l l / 4 .. ea 24 to 6s 4d I Pork 5s 44 to 61 101 Lamb 64.0 d. to 71. ed. /Rusts, about 700-Sheep and Lambs, 7,000. Calves, 120-Pigs, 190. NMI/GATE AND LEADENHALI. MARKET. Deer 4s Od to Ss 4d Veal Ss 0d to 65 44 Mutton 4s 8d to 5s 6d Pork Ss. 134 to Os 44 Lamb Ss. Od. to 75. 04. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. . Sr. JAM tel. WOITICISAPCL. Hay 41. Os. to 61. ISt. ed. Hay 41. 4s. to 61. 61 Straw 31. O. to 31. 12s. Od. Clover 71. los. to 81. los Straw 31. 4a. to 31. 124 PRICE-OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay ' 41 It's to 51 155 New Clover SI lOs to 71 Os New Hay Cl Os to 01 Cs Straw 31 its Od to SI Its RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is. 10d..t0 A. Od stone) 2s. 841. to 33. Od. Market Calf 1 17.. Od. each Middlings 25 24. to 2s. 4.1. English Horse 131. to 16s. 04 Lamb Skins Is. 64. to 2s. 411. Sheep Skins 3s. 04. to ss. 64 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. . Bags. Pockets. Kent 41 Os to 71 Os Kent 41 1011 to 0 Cs Susses 41 Cts to 0 us Sussex 41 os to 61 Oa Essex 41 Os to 61 Os n,ruham 71 Os to 11l Oi PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 244 254 Calf Skins '284 344 Ditto 26d 00d Ditto 36d 4ad Merchants' Backs • 23d 244 Ditto 31141 424 Dressing Hides 180 Illid Small Seals 34d sad Flue Coach Hides 190 2ld Large ditto 1201 170 s Crop Hides for cuff. lud 20td Tanned Horse Hides 194 224 Dittb 20.1e1 23d Goat Skins 34s 621 PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 4. 5d Town Tallow 765 Od Clare Market is 6d Yellow Russia 78s Od Whitechapel Market 4s 44 White.ditto Ous Cd per stout of 81b. ----- Snap ditto 76s Od 131 34 Melting Stuff 63s Od AVerage 4s stl Ditto rough 40s Od to 425 Graves 20s Od. Good Dregs 9s Od Yellow Soap 86s-Mottled, 1 00s-- Curd, Iti is -Palm 00s. Price oi Candles per dozen, 135. 01-Moulds, 14s ed. COAL-MARKET, July 24. Ships at Market Sold Prices. 66i Newcactle 561 404. 64. to 521. 3d. 1 Sunderland 1 435. Od. to OW. ed. ~- ~ ..P ~ f~~~ R CORN MARKET, MARK.LANE, JULY 24. cuagrsT PRICE! A 3 UNDO: Wheat, 88s. 120 s. 138 s. • Beans 71s 80s. Tick d tto, 734.7115. Fine ditto, 14 Ss. 148 s, Rye, 801. 88s Oats, 324 565. 584. Barley, 56s 645.0 d. Poland ditto, 60s. 6 4 24. Mai!, 88s. 955. Putstoe-tlitto 655. 64a. White Peas (boilers) 76s 84. Rape Seed 156. .0611. Grey ditto, 7es. 78s. line Flour, 1 I ss. 120..—Steonds, 110 s. to 11 SS. COON 1 RY MARKE ASHFORD STOCK MARKET, July 21. Beef, 13$ 6il. to 15s I'd. per secre. Mutton 5s Ott to 51 Bd. per stone. Beasts about 270, Sheep 960 Pigs 37. Calves '25. UXBRIDGE, JULY 24.—Wheat, .r load, £3O. 10s. to £4l. 0: Ratlay, per qr. 6Ss. ed. to 70s 13eans 755. Od to Its. Od OaN 581. Od. to 6ls Peas 00s. Od. to Os. Od LrwrsysJoLY 20.—The late fine weather has lirotluied a won derful change in the wheats and bops for the better. hursday 12 quarters of new barley, grown a nd h arves t e l s by Richard Peckham, Esq. of Beaksborn, were sold in Canterbury at 70s. per quarter. EIGHT FATRA PRIZES, IN PACKETS OF TICKETS, TILE CONTRACTOR'S FREE GIFT. BY ANY ONE PACKET TI; I: PURCHASER OF A TICKET MAY RECEIyE 450.000 FOR A BLANK, AND IN PROPORTION FOR SHARES, IN THE PRE SENT STATE LOTTERY OF ONLY 10,000 TICKETS, TO BE ALL DRAWN THE BTII SEPTEMBER, THE SCHEME contains many Novel Improvements, with Prises 0f... Jel 6,000... are.".. ICS 2,000 2... Prizes of 4,000... are 'B,OOO 2.... Prizes of 3,000...are..;.5. 6,000 4... Prizes of .1 ; 000. .are 4,000 And upwards of Two Thousand Prizei of £5OO, £3OO, £2OO, &c. &c. down to the lowest Prises of £22 each, being Seven Pounds more than the Smallest Prizes in the late Lotteries, and every Number will be drawn from the Wheel. Schemes with the Numbers of the 1 icktti sealed in the Packets, and lodged in ' the BA Ns or ENGLAND, may be hid at the Offices of T. - BISH, the Contractor for the l.ottery, , CORNHILL, ZNo and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS. And at every Loy - rtes. Orrice in Town and Country. BIRTH. Saturday, at Doncaster, the Lady of the Hon. Capt. Gardner, of the Royal Navy; of a son. On the 19th jou. In Portman-street, the Lady of Lieutenant- General Champagne, of a daughter. At Kelly', on the 14th inst. the Lady of the Hon. Ltaatenant- Colonel,Rasmay, of a eon. MARRIED. .4 Thursday, at Mary-laaonne :Chu rch, Freeman W. Eliot, Esq. to Margaret, elder daughter, and Witham Rose Rose, Esq. to Maria Isabella, younger daughter of the Rev. Dr. Strahan, Pre bendary of Rochester. Thursday, at Sr. George's Church, the Right Hon. Lord Wal pole, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late William Fawkcuer, Esq. Clerk of his Majesty's Privy Council. Thursday, Charles Wolseley, Esq. eldest son of Sir William Wolseley, Bart. to Anne, youngest daughter of the late Anthony Wright, Esq. of Himrietta-street, Covent-Cardeo, banker. Thursday, James Wilmot blob, Solicitor, to Charlotte, daugh ter of Major Wright, Esq. of Woodford. DIED,. Monday evening, after an Illness of three weeks, at Richmond' House, Lady de Crespigny. At Edinburgh, on the I Bth Inst. the Rev. Win. M'Lelsb, Ml nister,of the gospel at Collace. At Clerkhill, the 25th ult. Captain Hugh Mackay, of Tubeg. SALES BY AUCTION. DESIRABLE PREEHOLD RESIDENCE, SOUTH BIDE OF LINCOLN'S-INN-FIELDS.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday. July 29, at Twelve, : AVERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,. comprising a Substantial and Well-built FAMILY RESI ' MINCE, situate No. $l, on the South-side of Lincoln's inn fields, communicating with Portugal•street, by a private entrance, recently improved aea considerable expenee, planned wi t h ev e ry convenience, and handsomely fit te d up ; a most desirable Red dence for a Centlemah hi the Law : cortalning, on the upper story, five Servants' Rooms, and two large Closets; second story, four excellent Bed Chambers, Closer, and Water Closet : prin cipal story, a capital spacious lofty Drawing-room, elegantly fitte d up, communicating by a boudoir to a back drawing room; en the giound floor, a Spacious Entrancl! Passage, finished with Stuccoed Walls and excellent Dining Parlour, handsomely fitted up, and a Closet ; a Library, sr Gentkman's Office; Closet, Dre&lng and Waiting Room, and a- Private Entrance, Water- I Closet, &c. • In the basement are Dom e stic Offices of all descnip , dons, excellent Cellars, Coal Vaults. &c. well supplied with water. The Premises are fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family, all in the most complete order; and the purchaser may be accommodated with the elegant Househcdd Furniture, by valuation. 1 To be viewed by 'I ickets. Particulars !bay belied Oh the Pre /nisei ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, G.I. den-square, of whom Tickets ler viewing may be bad. 7.1%.• • SALES /Vl' AUCTION.. SURREY, Betiosen CROYDON, WICKHAM, ana Epplo 4 ELEGAN FREEHOLD RESMENCE, or co n ORME, and Twentrreo ACRES of LAW By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway 4. , on Wedne.ctay,.Argust 5, at 12, in i te SHIRLEY COTTAGE, a very e li gible MOLD I:. 'MATE, free of Great Tithe, aed the redeemed; comprising an...scant Reslden-e, or Cully& seatdl on a Law% es a See entrinuniing Mikados, w e i r ; vd, and finished In a aisprrior style, with 0ffic..4,1414‘, Pleasure Ground, Coa Ts-house, and Stable , , a , and various Out-buildings, and Enci(,sure ..f Meals. the whole upwards of Acres, situate a shift doe u i t i l Shirley House, and about two miles from Cruyden, e s % I to 11ficklum, very slearabk ler a t;sutlemae fuel of &si lo and immediate possession may be had. To be viewed by Tickets. Parris - sitars may be t a 4 Cook, Bailiff, on the r.siate ; and at Or King's Amiss:l Wench Croydon; Bell, Bromley; of Niessra Fouls folk:hors, Southampton-street, Strand ; and of A , " .Warniek-streer, Goldt a-square, where 'rickets ma; b e 1,,,7 4 k:Pkik of the Estate seen. .;+q SURREY, ---..... 7 _ 41 Between Ct.OYDON, WICKHAM and 11110144 ' CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENtI. With Offices, &c. and Meadow ani Arable Laud. a d . I Parcels of Land and Ca iages.—lly Mr. kompa s l l At Oarraway's, on Wednesday, August 5, at It, k i r'HE vet) , elig.ble FREEHOLD Egr with the excellent and substantial MANS! HOUSE, with Offices of all descriptions, swain s Surrounded by thriving Plantations and full shady Walks, and fine pieces of clear Water, iii from the House; a neat Cottaze at the en:rance, kik, I dente, with Garden and Plantations; the Lob NIA Mansion laid out by Mr. Ripton In tt. c -P ar k soe; amile Enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Atade 6 lying compact, and In a high state of calthansa; tiel containing upwards of One Hundred and 'twa t , A ct property and residefice of a Oentleman ; a p ri t I, (....., Chuoch ; sundry Enclosures of Meadow and Wald 64; joimint, upwards of Forret Acres; a ctsispet le s Out-buiktings, Garden and Orchai.,i acid Meadow Lasin g Sitteets Aerel, l:y the rnad.stale to ...Jordon, at:davit:sea lent Brick Lards; sundry Cottages, Gardens, aad LI dkir t Meadow Land, Say the road. 'lliac lots .are attuakpk i plied wi•li excellent Water, and are very des rabic pr. % a beaut ful torrnuand•u3 situatitm, within two Mari tit* lour cf Iltdruh:y. and dee en :row Londea. Immo:tarp* cots rosy be had aan the Lots. Tv b • viewed by Tick. is. Particle-re rri.ritleldi Cook, the Ba.liff, on the .Preclari ; an I at the Ks(*o and Ore. hound, Croydon; Swap, Vitalism; VA, ala i Wheat Sias?, Upper Tooting ; d Mews' 'ltalics aseihi l licirors, sinathampion-scree:, Coventsaffidea;.au UN* and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strut, Goklenwpassob 'Tickets fur Hewing may be bad, and a Plea of tbe bra NI SURREY, ON THR BORDERS OP KM CAIITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, upwards of nil DRED ACRES, free of Great Tithe, and Laaltut ed.--Eligible Residence, w'th Ogees, (.a tes. gas of Water, excellent Fxr-sa Bs!lslings, H USW.. SUMO., By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on WetineatLy, At:gust S. at Mi l o n I 'HE COLE HARBOUR ESTATE, a tel Compact Pleasant FAMILY RESIDENCE, trier of all descririone, C ach houses, capital Soil Mis t iso. dens, Green-house, • Pleasure Ground, intersected kylisesof clear Water, stored with Fans spacious warm v ein Vadieli Bailiff's Cottage, Barns, Silks, Cart L Advs. Out-btildings in good condition, a capital oerltitMlyylir chine on the gest construction, eacelleut Dew-balk Salk ten hunters, together with three Bates, large Soft Bs Blacksmith's Wheeler's, and Cartes:Ws thopsositrile i► cages for Labourers, and two compact Cu wa i ler V znd sundry Enclosures of Meolow, Par.t.re, Aribk,sellfel Land. 'I be whole Es ate t pwards of Five Hundret4 re Acs free of Great 'I ithe, and the Land tax re priod;sal part of the Lanes are tu a iti.;tt tow of the greatest part Las loco drained at avtrygonsiskt and In a very improveab'e state. be Es ate is a the greatest part surrounded with a bat of thrlvliglak cheerful and commanding sin:atien. very &strafe OraOilio man fond of agriculturat pert.uits, abounding *US pas plenty of ex :reliant water ; fox, stag, and hare ImadoWllll in the neighb,wrbood ; dist ant •Irom groydon ttrte miss, V Bromley four, and thirteen trona London. hasedate session may be had of aU the Laad, and of its Hostig short stshde. May be viewed by Tickets. Particulars twit lit Cook, the Bail:ff, on the Estate; and at the Swag, King's Arms, and Greyhound, Croydon; Ikil, Sheaf, Upper rowing; of Mews. Foulkes and Co. Strut' anivon-rreet, Strand; at t;arraway'-; and of Mr. Warwick-street, Golden square, where Tickets May Wit and a Plan of the Estate may be seen. WORCESTERSHIRE. BIRI.INGHAM and DEFFORI), near Penhore, in is Vila EVESHAM.—Detirahle Freehold and Tithe-free hourt.hr mily Residence, compact Earne-house,Oates, ht. Tee dred and Eighteen Acres of rich Meadow, Orchard, mike Land, hounded by the River Avon, Common Rigkraliad' fort, and Right of Fishery in the River Avon. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garmvray's, on Thursday, August haleTH O T HE Valuable FREELD and Tithe ES FATE, situate in Birlingham arid Defied, aro Pe; shore, in the county of Worcester; comprising BOILINGBitIi COURT HOUSE, late the residence of M ajar. General Aolita. with Offices of all descoptions, situate wt an eatimersoldw Banks of the River Avon, commanding extensive prop. o °‘ the variegated and luxurn it Valley tbrough triad Oatdor takes its course, and in which it enjoys a Right of Mel 9 041 ° pearly 'Fsventy-three Acres of remarkably fine Moliate4o o ; o Farm Residence, situate iu the Village of 13irelighleswitt able Out-buildings, Lawn, Garden, and Orchard; OM, Enclosures of rich Meadow, Arable and Orchard Lanai ...um"' Birlingbam and Deffure, coot sluing Onii Hundred ear/AM Acre with Cottages, Gardens, etc. several parts alit very eligible for erecting Villas, commanding eatensiveial tiful views of the surrounding ccuntry. • This propose; distinguished for the superior quality of the snit, „we . roads, contiguity to good markets, and the facility siege ; within two mites of Pershore,adjoink, the i;1 • 10 1110 - ir from thence to Tewkesbury and Cheltenham,' &Ili= Pews In 13irlingharn Church ;a 4 oath pa-.es every al_ to •Cheltenham. The Estate is distant from LOO/._ A . mile., Worcester 10, Gloucester and Chace:AWN te; sporting part of the country, aliouadiug with gatori l26 packs of hounds in the neighbourhood. ' • ' be viewed by applying on the PrenOet. wbris, may be had; of Mews. Bedford and 01 laker,s o lolms shore; Hop Pole, Worcester; Rue's Library; Crown Inn, Evesham; King's Head, Gloucester; bury; White Lion, Bath ; Bosh, Bristol; of Mr. citor, Birmingham ; of Mr. Hogg, Great Ruesell-sttedr. bury; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warirkk des-. quart, where a Plan of the Estate nay be sad, . Premises. _ ' GUESTOMAN MhDICINE. •. ,* CASE 77.—T0 Mr. BAR tars Cvssf, Blackfriars-road , II MR. JOSEI'II DROVING' C Peckham (`Sent . of Pecam RV. dreadfully allected with i ifolein nervous conylsleth 0 head upwards of i i yvars, aod ezeruelleng amitotic - 1111 10/ _ _._ .g. his Ilmbt for upwar t b. of 24 years, atteeded with liPar g rr., feetion in the knees, the palls were Arid, 201 1 17 Pity . — After having the fiat ntetileal advice be could prat" perieneing no relief, be applied to a Gentleman et die who reeonuneoded blot to Mr. Goa. by *bow, k ly relieved from his pains, and is ab cuPabk of w, ,_ and following hi s p uts uits without Wing armory it XI". complaints. : _`,,k •••• kir. B. feeling it a duty rowtakt hli fIOPOO 0 Pir F. l of thine afflicted in a tinnier manttsr, t'otdtits Mr. G the above. • /*sere . ' July 16,1612. (Civet 71 Iris felon, Pal_%o.....L._„„'asalio LONDQP4 t Prisukt Lettsvllfsam,Vlefret PubMAW am, arti at rbe Star Otter, Tegolpiet. Atao ~~~ I~ R; ~»J M • WILLSHIRE, King's Head Tavern, Pon has just landed fqr sale a large cargo of fine lively TlM TLFS.—Turtles.dressed eery da)c . In the highest perfection for parties, or sent to any part of Town or Country.