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, .--~ 7o!~ii V / hi: W I . - , ---_,7, - 4177 - -- r , • i 1, , •-• A - NC:"--r N . N) „' ~ \ \W \ 1 , - , i "\ ICH ' ' '' V ' l l 3, - ai ss. ... 0 ,,,.... 43hrzf: tr. _ .• ...._ \\ \ . ..i, TN II CONSTITUTION-NOTIN IVO I.llls, ♦ND NOTHING MORE. /441 tilt / 4 4Y a 4A4 SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1829. NUMBER 13,223.] PRICZ SZVENPENCE. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan eery, made in a Cause, Barrett against Bezel. the CREDI TORS of JONATHAN }ILFORD, late of Upland, in the Comfy of Devon, Esquire, deceased (who died on or shoat the tI th day of March, 1523), as well those claiming against his sepa rate estate as those claiming to be Creditors of the said Jonathan Mford u a partner in the banking business formerly carried on at Plymouth. under the stile or firm of the Plymouth Bank, are forthwith to come in and prove their debts, before Francis Cross, l Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Soudtamptombuildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or In default thereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. A LLISTON and LOCK, Plaintiff's Solicitors, Freeman's-court, Cornhill ; • For WOOLCOMBE and JAGO, Solicitors, Plymouth. SALE BY AUCTION. ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Jute 23. The Rev. Augustus William Hare. H.A. Fellow of New Col lege, has been instituted, by the Bishop of Winchester, to the Rec tory of Alton Heroes, Wilts, vacant by the death of the Rev William Crowe, on the presentation of the Warden and Fellows of New College. KENT. TUNBRIDGE. SEVEN OAKS. Re. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. LAND TAX REDEEMED, and eeadderable pan Tithe Free. GENTEEL RESIDENCE, With OFFICES, COACH HOUSE, STABLES, and OUT BUILDINGS, excellent GARDEN, And upwards of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES SALES BY AUCTION. THE REMAINDER OF A LEASE (Eight and a haU TO BB SOLD,pired at Michaelmas with - TO BE By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick Howe, Regent-street), 1011, THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GUINEAS. - :AU the Taxes, Tithes. Pones Rates, and ail other Rates being paid by the Landlord, and the Gates and Park Paling kept in repair by the same), or A CAPITAL MODERN-BUILT MANSION, Twelve Mike North-west of London. The Residence is beautifully situated in a dry healthy Country. and Fifty-four Acres of Land. enclosed in Park Palings, and is well suited for the Residence of a Nobleman or private Gentleman. There are dz Sitting Rooms and a Conservatory opening through plate glad doers into the front Drawing-room, on the ground Boor ; they are all lofty and well proportioned ; twenty-three Beds are made up. Permission to Shoot over an eztentive Manor in the adghbour. hood, and fishing is s fine trout stream, as well as an extension of the Lease, may be obtained. The Furniture may be had at a valuation, or not, as night be agreed upon ; or the place would be let unfurnished for Five Hun dred Pounds per annum. To be viewed by Tickets only. which may be had of Mr. Roam, No. 170, Regent-street. THE HARLESTONE PARK ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-aunt), At the latter end of October, or beginning of November, IN ONE LOT, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE - FREE ESTATE, at HA RLESTONE, lying four miles westward of the Town of Northantroa, a good Turnpike Road, seventy miles (rum London ; _ _ commons* A handsome and commodious MANSION-HOUSE. Beautifully situated In a Park. ornamented with very fine okl lim ber. and extensive Sheet of Water; a walled Pheasantry, capital walled Paddocks. with Sheds for Brood Mares, ismerous Rs& ratwell stocked, extensive and valuable Stone Quarry, sundry :houses and Cottages, - ♦l VPWAIIIMB OF TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES Of meant Arable. Pastore. and Wood Laud, Lying remarkably compact, and Winding almost the whole of die Village and Parish of HA RLESTONE. together with , THE MANOR AND ROYALTIES, Which abound with Pheasants and other Game, and THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the VALUABLE RECTORY of H ARLESTONE. A handsome and spacious Conservative) , is attached ta the Maw. don. opening into the principal Drawing-room, as well as an ea tinsisre range of Hothouses ; excellent Stabling for more than 'twenty Hones,ronmy Coach.bouses,and all other (Aces adapted for an Establishment of the Stet distinction. HARLESTONE PARK Is is the centre of the Pytchisy Hunt, and within convenient reach of three other Packs of Hounds, forming altogether one of the. most eligible and beautiful Estates ever offered to the Public. The Day of Sale and Particulars will be published shortly; and in the meantime the Mansion and Est.te may be viewed, and far ther Information obtained on applying to Mr. Hasty Sanders, at Harlestone, io•ar Northampton; Messrs. Miles and Co. Solicitors, Leicester; or Mr. Rouse, No. 170, Regent-street. DEVON. The Yils I,MANORofSIDBURY,and Capital FREEHOLD ESTATES, COl4llllllllO MI ILLY THREE THOUSAND ACRES. o The MANOR or reputed MANOR of BUCKLEY, •ND FOUR HUNDRED AND TWF.NTY.FIVE ACRES Of rick WATER MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE LAND, ORCHARD. PLANTATIONS, &c. TO BR PERRISIrrORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, Of Warwick House, Regent-street. At Garraway's Coffce.bouse, 'Change-alley, Corchlll, Oa TOIIIIIIDAT, the 13th of AUGUST. 1929, at Twelve o'Clock, IN ONE LOT, THE Extensive and Valuable LEASEH OLD ESTATE; compri.ing The Manor of Sit/BURY, With the Courts Leet and Courts Baron, sud neatly THREE THOUSAND ACRES Of rich Shadow Pasture,. Arable, Orchard, Plenumlon, and Wood Land; the eligible Residence SIDBURY must?, With Offices, Gardens, Lawns, and P 1 Grounds, saadry Dwettias Houses and Cottages, forming nearly the Nutley*" • of Sidbury, of which upwards of Two THOUSAND:FS-YE IfUNDRED ACRES me in Demesne, divided into eligible Farms, with Vans Hoists: and Agricultural IluiLlings; the renisinder,iibqnt • THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY Aggiss, Are expectant no the termination of I,iiiesommily 44; 'MAMA, . • lying nearly in A RING PENCIL • In a fine Sporting Country abounding with Game. The River Sid Sows through different parts of the Lands, which are pkasingry diversified, sloping towards the Smith, commanding grand and picturesque views, and affording man deliglatful-Sit" for Redding. THE ESTATE Is erthiat a shun diaance of lain/ Ktltti, and capable a buoy proem:lents. in a mild healthy climate. wlthim three talks of the mach frequented Watering Place Sidmoetb ;_ &bola Ave ti' llooitoo. three from Otter? St. Mar), Onc . lytt trOpt -114131 n and fourteen from F.atter. Th a 'pornpilte Itoad from 14ms. Regia to Recta. and from Hoe okon to Siolmooth, paviet thr.pasb ate. 11.30 Mail, to. and (root London paw* throyih Sitlhisyy. With Abe above iw ate Will be 841. 'Hot MANOR or li4Larrito,s4s,ou of RUC/CLAY,. , are FOUH, II U N intr.u.a.t b:N ' 4cats a4P4 11 04 (If d i d) Water Mealger. Paayre, m01.4%8..041 Laaal;Prebard.eitc. , 11,0T/l, : ESTATIP;. THREE TUQUSASD THUM; 11U NPRI4I) ACRES. MAY be ylfYitd by applying at SiOnorY, Anti' .where, rartiest lara m a y he had • at Amts. Flood and goles;baliettora i gnalmo; the l o ud en 4n 4.y 0 r4 nottia,Swinguitb t . . l4 liirPt,4oll . lllthMirr Castle,. Tomo. ; Twit illy.. and Wbite Hart. 14th'; . pi T. sod J. P. Stecse..antl a; thl Holtb, (trivia Alefl 44 4 4*(c)iwfwi • ninmiPithqs; 11 tgo4lys t trftk and ‘‘'isteli s S•lt.llo: l ; r$ 4 4,1 0, I.7 l 44 l oiterifis,oxi..vOiwye • plrh of the katatca an.y• by too. 'Wand, btrr of Egg. :4) ,f Surrey, , NI.O. sq. bro• tcrracr, sm atml he 7Uth imercial raw, to umbers! lion. . siAs .. . . llostlty Weed, just. Clayton, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturer, Aug. 3, at dz. 4, and September 4, at twelve, at the Yew Tree Inn, Robett Town, Yorkshire. &tousles, Messrs. Jacque and Battye, Coleman-street; or Mr. Craven, Halifax. . Shadrach Wade, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, timber merchant, July 29. 30, and Sept. 4, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingdoo upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. J. Knowles, New-Inn ;or Messrs. ScholeSeld and Rarnshaw i Hull. Shadrack Pocock, Brighthehnstone, Sussex, painter, Aug. 11. 10, and Sept. 4, at twelve, at the Old Ship Tavern, Brighthelmstone. Artoroies, Mr. C. Bellingham, Brighton ; or Messrs. Gregson, and Fonrereau, Angel-court, Thrognsorton-street. James Gibson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. draper. Aug. 12, 13, and Sept. 4, at eleven, at the Half Moon Inn, Newcastle-npon-Tyne. Attorney, Mr. G. Dunn, Raymond-buildings Gray's-Ins. Joshua Jones, Bristol, mer c hant, Aug. I , 10, ac rd Sept. 4, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. J. Bout dillon. Bread -street, Cheapside ; or Messrs. Bevan and Britian, Bristol. A l t. William Brewer, Bristol, e tot, Aug. 6,7, and Sept. 4, at one. at the Roamer Tave Attornies, Messrs. Horton and Son, Awoken Inn ; or . Bayton wok Co. or Bevan and Britten, Bristol. William Harrison, Bristol, leather factor, Aug. 6, 7. and Sept. 4, at two, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Horton and Son, Furnival's Inn; or Messrs.- &yowls and Co. or Bevan and Britten, Bristol. Edward Jackson Blackwell, Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, woollen cloth manufacturer, July 31, at one, Aug. 7, and Sept. 4, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Brooking and San, Lombard-street. Abraham F ' Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstapler, July 30. at six, 31, at tea, and September 4, at eleven, at the Talbot lan, Bradford. Attornies, Messrs. Dawson and Hawkins, New Boswell.court, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn ; or Mr. Sloulden, Bradford. John Hodgson, Manchester. merchant, August 7,8, and Sept. 4. at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, &Imre. Law and Coates, Manchester ; or Messrs. Adlingtoo and Co. Bedford-row. __ __________ DIVIDENDS. Aug. 14. Edward Cock, Eastcheap, stationer, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—Aug. 14. C. Lacy, Tottenham, lace ma• uufacturrr, at one, at the Court of Commissioners—Aug. 4. P. Youngman, Witham. Essex, bookseller, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—August 14. S. Ingktlew. Wood -street, Cheap- side, warehouseman, at eleven. at the Court of Comm...__ August R. J. Watts, Brighthelnutone, Sussex, builder, at eleven. at the Court of Commissioners—Aug. 14. C. H. Wearing, St. Paul's Church-yard, merchant, at twelve, at the Court of Com missioners—Abgust 14. J. Vaughan, Lamb's Conduit-street, linen draper, at eleven. at the Court of Commissioners—Aug. 14. J. Latbbury, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, mercer, at three, at the George Inn, Burton-upon-Treat—Aug. 14. W. Cox, Burton upon-Trent, Staffordshire, mercer, at four, at the George lan. ' Burton-upon-Trent—Aug. 17. R. Fitch, Sible Hedingham, Essex, miller, at eleven, at the George Inn, Halstead—Aug. 7. P.llardern and J. Hardeni, Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk manufacturers, at eleven. at the Court of Commistioners—Ang.ls. J. Surters, Wort by. Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at the once of Mr. Dixon, Shef field—Aug. 14. S. Garbetr, Birmingham, merchant, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—Aug. 15. W. Webster and J.Yates, Bolton-lealoors, Lancashire, ironmongers, at one, at the Com mercial Inn, Bolton-le-Moors. CERTIFICATES, Auausv 14. J. Peakman, Redditch, Worcestershire, needle maker—J. J. Price, Wentworth-street. Whltechapel, pawnbroker—J. Armi tage, J. Armitage, and 1. Armitage, Emley Park, Bailey, York shire, fancy manufatturero—G. Hanson, Salisbury-square, Fleet street, commission agent—J. H. Fagan, Old lkoad-street, mer chant—ll. Hughes, Basinghall-street, Blackwell-ball-factor—R. Ornarod, Manchester, Ironmonger—J. Young, Shepherd's-place, Upper Brook-street, Hanover-square, plumber—G. Manley. Sof - folk street, Pall-mall East, wine merchant—T. Carter, Oxford, pastry cook—E. Hodgson, Bath, dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Hetchon; and W. Hutchons Dorset-place, St. Mary-la bonne, builders—C. J. Leisne and J. Perry, Grosvenor-row, Pim lko surgeons—L. Williams and Co. Eccleshall, Staffordshire, scbOol mistresses—M. A. Wildgoose and C. Pogoid, Croydon, Surrey, dealers in gravel—R. Pratt and G. Warren, Norwich, Find agents—T. &linker and Co. Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth manu facturers—J. Phippen and B. Lloyd, Brighthelnastone, Susses. grocers—K. Longridge and Cu. Sweeting'r-alley, Cornhill, .hip brokers—T. Hattie and Co. Queen-street. Cheapaide, wine mer chants—T. H. Smith and J. Wilke, Hatton.garden, tailors—J. Payne and J. Cross, Leadenhall-market, hide salesman—J. Hodges and H. Normal, ' Eyeshot, Dorsetshire, tanners—.W. Wilbeam and P. Wake, East -street, Old Kent-road, sugar refiners—J. Cheetham and W. Massey, Warrington, Lancashire, grocers—J. Higginbotham and Co. Manchester, fustian shearers—J. Griffiths and J. Mackey, Devonport, grocers—G. Knight and J. `Denier, James-street, Ozford-streer, grocer—W. Ewington and G. H. Chilexe. Brad-court, Walbrook, artoniles—J. Chaplin and Co. Brighton, ironmongers. THE ARMY. CAMBRIDGE, JULY 24. The Rev. Robert Watkinsort, B.D. formerly Fellow of Emma nuel College, in this University, has been instituted, by the of London, to the vicarage of Earl's Caine, in the county of }Essex. The Rev. S. E. Bernard. B.A. of Magdalen College. has beeki licensed, by the Bishop of Peterborough, to the perpetual curacy at Pytchley, in Northamptonshire, on the nomination of the Bishop of LichlielJ and Coventry. Saturday last the Rev. Henry Maumee, M.A. was instituted to the rectory of Beechamwell St. John with St. Mary, Norfolk, el. the presentation of John Modems. Rog. of Beechanswell. TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN. Thursday the letb. being commencement-day, the following de grees were conferred : Dooms ur Drumm (Honoaaar).-..The Rev. A tehdeacon Singleton. Mersa AND Ricottas or Laws.—The Rev. he. Alexander . Batsmen or Mzescroz.—Thomas Ferror. John Robert Francis Burkitt, James Fripp, George Greene, Peter Hennls.Greene. Mamas or Aars.—Cornelius O'Keelfe, Robert Hussey Burgh, Rev. John Prior, Rev. Samuel Adams, Rev. Spencer William Walsh, Edward. Havaard, Arthur Miller, Maurice ll'Cay, Rev. Richard Deane Freeman, Rev. William Heary Archer. Marcus Costello, RCN. William Leonard Roper, Rev. Hodson Iles. At the some time, eighty-eight Students were admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. The gold medal for distinguished answering in science at the Anal examination of the commencing class was presented to Joh:. Leach ; that, for a like distinction in classics, to Francis S. Murphy. The medal candidates were placed at the head of their class in the following order John Leech, Francis Stack Murphy, Arthur Bellow., John Wil liam Finlay, Hibbert Newton. The Vice-Chancellor's prizes for prepared compositions, in Eng lish prose. and Greek, Latin, and English verse, were obtained by O'Beirne, Hill, Phayre, and Smyth (John William). The premiums for proficiency in the Hebrew language were given to Mulligan, Delamare, Moore, Atkinson, Mooney, jun. Cor• bett, and Power. Bishop Law's premium to junior bachelors, fur superior profi ciency in mathematics was adjudged to Sadleir (Wm Digby). Premiums on Dr. mathematic, foundation for divinity students were distributed as follows, viz. for reading the liturgy, to Putter. Prior, and Kelly. For extempore discussion, to Atkinson and Kincaid. And for prepared compositions on a subject previously proposed. • to Atklasna,.Kelly, Kincaid. and Moore.--July 18, IVO. The Bishop of Bath and Wells has licensed t►e Rev. William Carpeudale, B.A. to the Perpetual Curacy of Wincanton, said by the death of the Rev. John Radford. The Rey. W. H. lUogridge, M.A. has been appointed Minister of Streatham Chapel, Surrey. The Rev. C. T. Broughton has been presented to the Living of Uttoseter, Smilbrdahlre. The Marquis of Ormond has prevented the Rev. Mr. Hamilton to the living of Carrick-on-Suir, county Tipperary, void by the death of the Rev. Standish Grady. Sunday the Rev. Thomas Beady situ granted institution by (be Bishop of Killaloe, to the valuable living of Tomgrany, in the Li t of John Brady, Esq. of Ribero, county Clare. FRENCH PAPERS. ( From the Journal des Debuts.) PARIS, JInX 22. We have at length arrived at the end of the Session. When the question as to the taus comes before the Chamber of Peers, it will be fully occupied. Good or bad, that is the custom, and the advanced period of the Session does not permit us to hope that for the flit time it will be altered. The moment is now come fo r casting a look at what has been done, and what remains tote done. Candidly, the first part of this examination, if we confined our selves to positive rend% might be . short ; the second would be immense. Let us confine ourselves at present to some general relleedons. The Chamber does not always conduct its discussions with suitable calmness and dignity. We are sometimes astonished at these little scenes of tumult which arise among men of an age more than mature and of sound judgment, as if the Chamber, a little old fur those whom it represents, sought, by the temporary intoxication [width is caused by noise, to make itself young. That the two sides of the Chamber should contend together nine or ten years agoovlstra foreign armies 'bad scarcely quitted France; when one of our Primes was assassinated ; when the liberty of the press, and per sonal liberty, were at once suspended, and the Charter itself seemed bn sight into question, nothing was more I. The shouts from the Place Louis the Fifteenth then echoed to the hall of delibera tion ; and we could almost bear the hoofs of the horses of the police while at the tribune. But now-a-days, good God! for any petition that may be presented, that is an anachronism.— We cook! wish we had not so much cause to excuse the frequent inattenthth of the Chamber. 'Mere are speeches so long, and written; too ! did Is se strange, that those general discussions, in wide!' every one in his turn mounts the tribuar, should gravely draw floes his pocket a little formal treatise on the subject, cough. mod begin, without troubling himself about what the preceding soaker might have said! What is the cure foe this? What other Is there tbad to send the: wittier' speeches to the mister, and they Oahe full is viol, and eves better, as pamphlets, an d keep the legrovisationa Tar the tribune. improvise !—Do you think •of that? What, ,do you wish that at fifty .nod years, with hair grey et least, a man established in the world on the fo oting of a man of talent and learning should hazard stopping short, and losing in on Wee a repitationalreidy made? That is too much to expect. 'There would, indeed, be something like tyranny in saying to L vov*, " Speak, don't write, " when they write well, and would spoak badly. After all, a nod speech written is better than an improvisation without method and without conclusion. But would Knot be wise to open the tribune to men whose age would permit down to do something? We shall return to this subject. What is the result of this Session ? Speeches and speeches only. Let us sat htztoo ready to blame every thing. More, it is true, might have been done ; little has been done for the present, but much fur the future, and for the future which is near at hand. Look a little Miser—the system of the Imperial administration falls in every pan ; I insagenseats are termed, to fall back larcenies impossible, To wham do we owe it? To acme few eloquent and courageous Depu ties, who at least obtain attention and good-will front the Chamber. All parties agree that never wasai Budget more scrupulously ex plored; never did the Chamber show itself more jealous of its rights—whether the question as to the rejection of a scandalous re pellet, incurred or to he incurred, is ut little importance, or as to the honour of France and its relations with Foreign Powers. Lately, igteiti, did not our illustrious General, In a speech *herein depth ut lifiews was connected with splendour of language, prove that a man I lUdight be a statesman as well at the tribunal as at the butt us the Mysterious cabinet ut a diplomatist? And when the Ailniitoota- Min complains that the imposts are discredited, what do. s that bean? Does it not mean th.t the vices of th e am tw o o kt bt to Witt 'Alike all minds, and that the discussions oi the Tribunal are echoed tram Paris to Marseilles? Inc that be our eotrotianon for *is year! Timid as the Chamber too often 'appears, if it wishes to attack and destroy, one by see, the abuses which it has unveiled and attacked in a body, it will' butallibly succeed It it dues nut "MY at cannot. in consequence - of its doubtiul camp oition, the which it Is*-bronglieto light will reoz coot* a Ise , e and . I ,Y ii I • •,t.. 1 il , , ti ii it, i . , . , I . , REVIEW OW TYE MST SIGIMIDIT OP Lilt (MAIM Jyl~i ~. The let Regiment of Life Guards was reviewed yesterday morning on Wormwood Sc►ubs by hes Royal Highness the Duke Cumberland. The Duke, attended by his Stall, and accompanied by several General Officers, came upon the ground at eleven o'clock, and was received with a royal salute. His Royal llighuese then 'rode to the right at the line, passed down the front. ap the rear, and subsequently took his station in front of the centre of the line. The regiment, after marching past. proceeded to perform a variety of ntanouvres and evolutions with great rapidity and precision ; at the conclusion of which the Duke expressed himself highly grati fied at the distinguished manner iu which the various evolutions were ed by the regiment. 0$ CMATNAM Lieutenant-General Sir Berber' Taylor, G C.B. Adjutant- Gatferat.i•Olie Forces, arrived at Chatham on Wednesday morning fro!' Maidstone, where he had the day previous inspected the Ca valry IJepot wider the command of Cubed Sir John Brown. Os Ids arrival he Proceeded to the barred. and inspected the .9th Regiment, lately returned tram India. xouamar.— Friday the Royal Mid-Lothisn Yeomanry assem bled on Portobello Sand% for their annual training and exercise, under the command of Colonel Sir John Hope, Bart. and Major the Earl of Morton. LIMERICK, Juice 22. Advireihave been received at the Police station in this city, announcing the following appointments to the office of Stipendiary 'Maitiatrate : 'Benjamin Warburton, Esq. brother to Major War burton, to the county Cavan ; Major &Donoghue, formerly Adjutant-Generalin this district, and Lieutenant-Colonel Osborne, of the Galviay Militia, to the county Clare—the foriner to Kilrush, the latter to Killable. Thee appointments, it it supposed, are but temporary, as the districts allocated are generally must tranquil. The Bth Hussars, under the commend of the Honourable Col. Molyneus, left Dublin uo Monday, fur those parts in the North 'where disturbances have recently taken place. This Regiment is pp be replaced by the 7th Humus, from Newbritlge. The 52d Infantry have also received orders fur the same desti 'the Lancers are under orders to move front Dublin to the I- lw 76th Regiment have arrived at Tentplemore barracks. The find are also statiiisted there. diajor Steveuson, 76th, commands st titopifary . Tint okifitary party stationed at Ballingarry, in this county, were sat, Monday withdrawn. klocritiy, fifty of the 60th h iBes, ander Nlajor Glennie, arrived here front itatbkeale. anti yesterday proceeded • to Sumile. Bridge, county Clare, where they ate to be stationed. The detachment of the '3lllll tronillablegar(y, have'replackf the 60th at liathkeale. The reserve compamrs of she 65:6 11....sintent at Fermin hive * - ralltf•t games Of Me 0.1:12 1114.1111 MM 41 rcgasmy ••••Ir _ Adlingtost. ald Cu. !Tedford cosi; wow,* Nortbaistrtoridifre, halter, Aug. 10, 11, heel ionised pr.oious to tbe corps embarking fur the West ',dies. speedy appeal to the &aliases of the ocelots. it is turn useful tu eke .. wen, at the Rid Inn, Ratifiury, thifdrilshir. Lapis& Doyle, Aul-deet'atSP to the Lord lieutenant, his re- mark all that has been said andirootised this lassies. ..,A t oi n , e i; o r . Atpia; Danbury, or ishr '' • relettl bistroellond to jean his regiustnt, the 8416, under orders to Fitions Erma JULY 'a...6 lieut., 8 per Cent. ha. tri fleinsitt, Cti-hale. an d he huckster, Jul • enitsittlafee CaSide. • gsc. sue. 3 per Cents. elf. 70c. 63c. Rank Actlesu: 1660. gs. - & rli;.iett, Os et ie. , : aed *Pt. he j fed. at .'the lan , The Weilisigten, Atli tons. fitting at Portsmouth, and the Ann Fontana Finfos.—Neapolitan Reales. Cert. lial.dif.due. Royal Wolv . i.rls.iraptosa• 40 0 Oinkas l ait.',Witha v rt l ai alle i4 0 llePt ; an d M rldja, 55° lan 's 'lilting old at Deptford, is to take the 64 th Leto. 7 311. 'Perpetual dpstibb AntiukicKolfi 49. • Hay.• sl .3 • Wood, Wel4crb•amptsm. • " • ItrAlluoit trurti C.4k to llaliraz. tiazi.Loart, , i'l,sf. +wt. • • • . . . Of Mia o w, puma, Arable. Wood Land, and Hop Grosud. which there are Pheassats and ether Game. An eligible Property for Investment. TO BK SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of %Ma-House. Regatantrset), At Guraway's Oleo Hoses, 'Change Age CorshilL On Taumnar, the aid day of October, sea, as Tweine o'clock IN ONE LOT. AValuable and Teri &likable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Principal part Tithe Frio. and Land Tan Redeemed, Situate in the parishes of Toubridge and Seven Oaks, and sane I mull puts in the parishes of Leigh Peashurst and Clsiddington, a Sue healthy and beautiful part of the musty of Kent, Farming a part of the highly picturesque Scenery which is viewed from the summit of Riverbill. so justly celebrated,and the admiration Of all Travellers. Comprising a compact Residence. NIZELS . Recently erected. handsomely Sited up, and adapted for the ac commodation of a Family of respectability, with all requisite Mel, Coach House, &able, and Oat•boildinp ; HaceUent Garden, planted with choice Fruit Trees, weU stocked and cropped ' • Seated on a beautiful Lawn, with Carriage Drive and Sweep In front, ornamented with thriving Evergreens, Shrubs, &c. skirted by a ADC thriving Wood, and belted by. Plantation, with eatensiv• gravelled walks, commanding interesting views In various directions over that highly picturesque and romantic country. In the occupation of, and on Lease to, Mrs. CoriswaLus, a highly respectable tenant. SUNDRY FARMS, With Farm Houses, and all requisite Agricultural Buildings, CA LL 1111 _ _ Jibes and llorleys, the Grove, Load Bun, Westwood. Copping, Old House, Brook House, Mansers, ad Stlddolplas. •Tbe whole containing upwards of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND EIGIIT ACRES, Of Meadow, Pasture, Arab!e, Wood Land, and Hop Ground, well supplied with water at all pans, and Imams running through the Property. Let to reepeciabktesants. The Rental end estimated Value ONE TIIOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS Per Annum. The above Estate is situate u the IS mile-stone on Riverbill, put adjoining the high road to Hastings, and partly bounded by the turqpikg-road to Tonbridge; distant from Seven Oaks about two man, and four from Tonbridge, fourteen from Maidstone, and twisty-live trim London, with the convenience of water carriage at Tonbridge to Rochester and the Thames. Sisals to be viewed by Tickets only ; the Farms by applying to ,the tenants, of whom particulars may be bad ; at the Crown, and 'Rose and Crown, Seven Oaks; Mr. Thompson, Talk Common; Angel. and Rows and Crown, Tenbridge ; Bell, Bromley ; White Hut, River-bead; Library, Tenbridge Nees; Bell. Maidstone; of Messrs. Freshfield and Sons, Solicitors, Bank Buildings; at Gar ravel's ; and of Mr. Roams, No. 170, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be sews. and Tickets obtained to view the Residence. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, July 24. Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. Juba Brett Purvis, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Henry Dun das Campbell. Esq. to be ditto; Henry John Leeke, Esq. to be ditto ; Sir John Theophilus Lee, Knt. to be ditto. South or 2d Hants Regiment of Militia—William Kingsmill, Esq. tu be Captain ; lietteswurth Pitt Sheerer, Gent. to be Ensign. SU3llllllt CIRCUITS.—CHESTER CIRCUIT. Hon. Charles Warren, Chief Justice; Hon, Thomas Jervis, Sc- amid Ju'tice. Montgomeryshire, Saturday, August 15, at Pool; Denbighshire, Friday. August 21. at Ruthin ; Flintshire. Thursday, August 27, at Mold; Cheshire, Wednesday, Sept. it, at the Castk of Chester. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. The Hun. Edward Guts&burn, one or the Justices. Cardiganshire Saturday. August 29, at Cardigan ; Pembroke shire. Friday, September 4. at Havetrurdwest ; Carntartbeusblre. FaiJay, September 11, at Carmarthen. NORTH WALKS CIRCUIT. Hon. Jonathan Haine,Cidef JtaTtleo ; %Mani Yearick, Se cond Junice. Alerioneghshire Thursday, August 15, at Do'jelly ; Caernar vonslarte, Wednesday, August 19, at Caernarvon; Angle sey, Tun day, August z. 5, at Heaumarls. SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. Lion. Nathaniel Gooding Clarke, Chief Justice; lion. Robert Mathew Casberd, Second Justice. . Radnorshire, Monday, August 24. at Presreigne ; Brecomhire, Saturday, August 29, at Brecon ; Glamorganshire, Saturday, Sept. S, at Cardiff. • (the English Circuits were ioseited in 'die Sean, July 11.1 BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. sward Eager, Langley, Ruckiogbamshire, merchant, from June SO to August 38, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Ilayes Bored, East Derebans. Norfolk, Iluendraper. i ' • BANKRUPTS. John Whitehead, Manchester, coach-proprietor ' to surrenderAu:. 10, 11, and Sept. 4, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manebistel. At tornies, Messrs. Adlington and Co. Bedford4tret ; be )leisrs. Clay, and Co. Manchester. Jonathan Broadhurst and James Broadhurst, Buglawton, Cheshire, silk-throwsters, Aug . . 12,13, at twelve, and Sept. 4, at ten, at the Doll's. Iliad inn ' Cungleton, Cheshire. ' Attoruies„. Mr. Walker, Excliequer Office. and Lincoln's lon-fields ; or Mr. - ..Picktord, Congletun, Cheshire. James Morgan..ltopernakers'Aelds, plumber, Aug, 4.7, and Sept. 4, at ekven, at the ersiort of Conunissioliers Atturuies Mesas . Stedman and Cu. Throgmorton.streei. Simnel Fox, Surrey-rbw, Blackhiars-road, druggist, July 31. at, • one. Aug. 7, and Sept. 4, :at Aryan, at the Court of Cornotia. l 'wooer.. Amanita, 'Messrs. Hinson and Co. Philpot.laneaial . - • church-streer. ThOrn is flilkiosoo, Bish gate-street Without, hatter. July 51, tzi at twelve. Aug: 7, and t. 4, at eleven , at tL. • Cogn Of Com.. missioners. Attorney. r. Cobb. C.uptball-court, Tbrogillora; too-street. . 4111111.Stukee, Churck-streets Hackney, plumber. July 118, at Amen., Aug. 4, at nine, and Sept. 4. at tea, at the Court of Cabalist sinners. Attorney,. Mr. Cole, It'd Lion..aquare. Andrew Sudo and William Coillogwood. Clevelsod-street, Milo Raul road, dyers. July 28, at eleven. Aug. 7, at one oast Sept. 4. at tee s at the Cullft . ot ConinsissiOners. Anoints-8, .qctsrsasnyes o , nucklersbory. William Young, Worcester, tailor, Mi. ,3, 6.. and Sept. 4, ai l , twclve p at the Star sod Garter Inn, ,Worcester. • At turnies. >le t White, OW-square, Lincohis Inn ;yr AiFsOrs. ,ilkolttswortit o,l' Co. Worcester. Joins ,Wrialeswortla Lowe, Idatschester. taro-merchant, Aug : , S i 7, st,three, and Sept. 4. at trine, at the. Albion Huta. Manches ter. Attoinies, Messrs: Law and Cordes, Pieciddly,,lSsysOes. ter •• Mews. Adatte apt Co. Westfoeil mei.' With; ‘-- . 'fluusittottaltre, Da '' • ' tted - Ruidur, on ?!o- it to got ills utile r the mind WPM toyed 0 be Deiced Mall a full count IA one @ ser tiring 3raig, 'raves- ;men Hall, 'Joe, of left of iughter