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pa ow ; .%•i , . • ' - • Our letters from Colombo, Ceylon, brogght by the Mn4DEN, of 74 guns, whia lift TrincoitiaTee on ghee 28th • May, state, that the 45th Regiment was then quartered at Kunchy ; the 16th Regiment at Colombo : 'lnd Point-de-Galle ; and the 73d and 83d Regiments in the Island of Ceylon, but distributed throughout the country, The Head-quarters of the 73d are at Trincomalee, and those of the 83d at Colombo. Very g reat and extensive improvements are car- 1 • tying on in the Island of Ceylon, under the direction •of Lieut.-Colonel WRIGHT, of the Royal Engineers. ARRIVALS AT COLOMBO, CEYLON. • The lath March, lieutenant Shaw, his Majesty's BSd Reti cent, from Kandy. The 23d March, Lieutenant Lloyd, his Majesty's 73d Regi ment, from Komegalle. The 23d March, the Rev. Mr. B. C. hfeigs, from Jaffna. The 24th March, EnsignrDriberg, his Majesty's 83d Regi ' cunt, from the Interior. DEPARTURES FROM COLOMBO. The 20th March, Lieutenant Read, his Majisty's 45th Regi ment, for Kandy. The 20th March, Ensign Richardson,his Majesty's 4Sth Regi ment, for Kandy. The 20th Marsh, Ensign Williamson, his Majesty's 45th Re giment, for Kandy. The 20th March, Captain Sweeting, Royal Artillery, Deputy- Assistant Quarter-Master-General, for the Interior. The 24th March, Ensign Plumb, hil Majesty's 4Sth Regi ment, for Kandy. The 25th March, Brevet 'Lieutenant-Colon poole, his Majesty's 45th Regiment, for Kandy. Monday se'pnight, the 13th Regiment, commanded by Sir %V. WILLIAMS, was reviewed on Burntsfield Links, Edinburgh, by Sir THOMAS BRADFORD, the Commander-in-Chief. The Regiment went through a variety of manoeuvres in the most correct manner, and much to the satisfaction of his Excellency, whi;', was pleased to express himself to the Commanding Officer in terms of high approbation of the steadi ness, discipline, and appearance of the Regiment. The ground was kept by a detachment of the 7th Dragoon Guards; and, the day being favourable, a number of spectators were present. - 3. M. Stac- NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. -When the last accounts left India, the Eons, Captain Lome, was at Rimbay; the Censors, Captain FCRNEAI:I, at Madras; and the Torazz, Captain Luau= ' at the Isle of France.—The transports London,• Borodino, Lady Hamilton, and Defence, were at Ceylon, all well, I.lth May. The Pallas, Winsos, from Madeira to Petersburgh, was on shore en the 21st ult. on Listerland. Part'of the cargo saved. The Elizabeth, Harming, from Petersburgh to 13ourdeaux, put into Arundahl on the 18th ult. with damage, and must discharge. The Good Intent, liattas-ryve, from l'eteraburgh, arrived at Arundahl on the 2.5 d ult. with damage, bound to Yarmouth. Fatatoevu, Ger. 22.—1 t has blown a heavy gale to-day from the Westward and W.N.W. with heavy squalls. Sai!cd the Duke of Wellington, KERN for Bremen. Put back the Mar quis of S packet, fur the Islands; and the Livinia, Ibizett, for Lisbon: the latter with lass of fare-yurd. PIA-3101:TH, Ocrosea 23.—Arrived the hlinerva, Date, from Quebec. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 24.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Ceci lia Mergaretta, KUARESCR, from Bergen for Bourdeauzy with sails split, The Bonito still remains on South Sea beach, and the cargo delivering, which conic out free from damage.' Dear., Dia..2.4.—Wind W.—Came down from the River and rmnain, the Anthony Sterry, Gyesos, for the South Seas; Vit toria, I aut.oi, alai Vittoria, limes, for Jamaica; Younghus hand, Ilitoz•N, for Demeiara; Ce. - • •:, Trios:esats, for Sierra Leone; Porteus, fur I lavatinah Ulrica, Rest, for Allcant.; and Penelope, —, for Scilly. Arrived his Majesty's ship Wire,. from Sheerness. Barstot, lkr. 24.--Arrived the Aristomenes, BAILEES, from f.tocitholm for New York, in distress, and must unload. CA:4IS, Oet. 20.—The Lark passage vessel, of Dover, with passengers, baggage, &c. got on shore to the eastward of this harbour, about eleven o'clock last night. All the lives are saved, Lut it ts feared the vessel will go to pieces. Alai: wax, OCT. 24.—The Robert is still on shore, but her hack is broken, and the remaining masts are gone : should the weather continue moderate, it is lived the mahogany will be saved. BRIGHTON, OCTOR7B 24.—The Ann, ("own, of North Shields, from Quebec, lost two anchors, and afterwards got into Shore. ham. She bad snuck ou a bank, about three leagues S.W. of the Owers, on Saturday, and received conaidarable damage. The schooner John and William, Halmos, from Ireland to New haven, passed here last night, with loss of bulwarks, and every thing off the deck. IiAZWICII, OCT. 24.—The Royal Oak, DARLET ' which waswason shore,.has been got off, and rides at the back of the Garrison, ur.der bare poles; her rigging, sails, and stores, were brought in here. The Mat y, Kistler ; and Curlew, STEWARD, remain on the Gunfleet in a hopeless State. The Ann, of Whitby, also New QUAY, NEAR PADSTO'%, OCTOBER. £3.,..The WANT, of North Yarmouth, from Palermo for Liverpool, was driven on shore last evening in a dreadful gale, near this place, and it is feared will go to pieces. Sc.& azoluoma, °cross& 9.3.—The Friends, Roaersos, from Memel to Yarmouth. fell in oa the nth inst. with the Integrity, Cameral, of this place, from Liebau for London. in distress, having been on shore on the Leso, in the Cattegat. She took the cre - .7 out, also a few stores, and landed them here. Livtaroos, °crow' Kendal, from Dublin, with grain, is sunk in the River; but as the vessel is dry at low water, the cargo is expected to be saved.--Arrived the Elizabeth, RNA, from 'Buenos Ayres ; William, Caticnna., and Waterloo, Owes, from Bahia; Adventurer, Soma, from Paraiba ; Gar-. ems, from Maranham ; Amelia, IstixaslLlTY ; and New John,l Carreto:l, from Jamaica. 'Aestivate—At Eilboa, the Aurora, TIM, from London; the • Charente, Broom from Hull ; and Fortitude, Richards, from Falmouth. At Gibraltar, the Thomas, Poole, from Liverpool ; Selksiren, Moran, from Dublin ; Phylerea, Postgate, from New castle: At 'Malaga, the Orange Grove, Taylor, from Cardiff.-- ' At Smyrna ' the Blair , from London ; front Liver pool; and Apollo, from Bristol. At Antigua, the Crawford, 31' Allister, from London ; and MI ossa, Tripper, from Guadz loupe, and seized by the Customs. Gus-roe-House, OCTOBER 2.3.—Ships Entered Inwards ; The Reynolds ' from Lisbon ; Fame, front Rip ; Thetis, from Se ville; Di;ve, from Whoa ; Elizabeth, from Malaga; London, front Waterford; M-rgaret, from Gijon; Francis, from Rip; Underwood, from Demerara ; Ellis, from Cork ; Agenoria, from Malaga; Duke of Manchester, from Jamaica • Peggy, from Dublin ; and the Tula„ from Cadiz . — Entered O utwards The Vandalia, for Hambuigh ; Waterloo, for Leghorn ; Maria, for Genoa ; Joseph Green, for Jamaies • Edward, for Belfast ; tfa Gisham Moore, for Genoa ; .the Melantho, for St. Thoineell Sophie, for Bourdeauz ; and the Telemachus, fur Rotterdin Cleared Outwards : The Patentia, and Valiant, for Jamaica; Caledonia, for Riga ; Mary, for Leghorn ; Concord, for H. burgh; Resolution, for Cork ; Vittoria, for Antwerp ; and tail Watson, for Riga. TRADE or Areanexr.—Copy of an Order of the Lords of his Majesty's Treasury, to the Commissioners of Customi: • ! 4 Treasury Chambers, September 12. • is l a m con unaimisalby their Lordships to authorise the ex portation of East-liidia White Goods, warehoused by the East- India. Company, not of a higher value than is. 6d. per yard, to Alderney, in the same manner as they cah now be exported to Guernsey and Jersey ; and I am to desire you to allow the vessels which have • by their Lordships' order, been permitted, for a limited period, to tonvey from Guernsey and Jersey to Alder.. . icy, Wines, Spirits, Tobacco, -Pepper, and Snuff, to carry sip Salt from Gueleser AO Jersey to Alderney, during the coati. Rupee of thi huhtg, ated outtr the seine securities sad rep.. ) EOll6ll R • c• PROM UST NIGHTS GAZETTE. • - . 'V e rt* ii*LAZOILD. • 1. 2 6.20k.p. umwds-ind, .erarint. Orettalesele NoveMber 11, Wan, at. Guildhall. • - BANKRUPT& ltdmund Ilauxtrell, Dewsbury, YOeltshlre, spirit-merchant. m • surrender November 17, at the Seaskes.boisse, Leeds; 114 at the Man and Saddle Inn, Dewsbury; and December 6, at the Beseisnoitonse, Leeds . AttOrnies, Messrs. Fisher and Bedlow, navies Inn ; or Mr. Archer, (sett. William Jones, late of Newport, Monmouthshire ' tanner, No vember 7,5, and December 5, at one. at the White Lioo, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. Thorne", Fen-court, Fenchnrchoweet. William Ulph, Norwich, bombasinwianufattorer, November 6, 7, and December 5,, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attendee, Messrs. TUburf and Langdale; Falcon-street, Al derspte-wrect; or Mr. Cooper, Norwich. Charles Waldron, Liverpool, merchant, November 14, 15, and December 5, at one, at the George Inn, Date-street, Liver pool. Attornies, Mt. Prim Liverpool; or Messrs. Black stock and Bence, Temple. Thomas Brownian Harris, Hinckley, Leicestershire hosier, November 13, 14, and December 5, at eleven, at t h e White ' Hart Inn, Hinckley. Attornies , Messrs. Ha ll and Willett, Bedford-row; or Mr. Soden, Hinckley. John Bram% Moseley, Leneashire, woolatapler, November 10, 11, and December #, at ten, at the Ne Bear Ins, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-ander-Line; or Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane. Grace Palmer, Moreston, Dorsetshire, ndller, November 7, 8, and Dece m ber 3, at eleven, at the White hart Inn, Bea minster. Attornies, Messrs. Alexander and Holme, New Inn; or Mr. Murli, Crevrkerne Somerset. James Murdock, Peter Brown, and William Macgirr, Notting ham, drapers, November 4, 18, and December 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Paterson and Pelle, OM Broad-street. William Joseph Porter, Charing-cross, slopseller, October Sl, November 7, and December 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Townebend, Stiple Inn. John Mann, Leeds, brewer, November 14, IS, and December 5, at eleven, at the Sessions-house, Leeds. Acetonic', Mr. 13attye, Cbancety-lane ; or Mr. Hargreaves, Leeds. PitIOCEEDIIvGS AGAINST THE QUEEN. .)Art ACCOUNT or vita TOTAL EXPENSES multi= or 'Lamas: or pug PROCEEDINGS CAIIIIIMSO ow AGAINST liteQUEgN; AS VAS AS Tut SANS CAN it: WADS our. • The Tqtat Sum applied out of the Secret Ser vice Money, from the commencement of the Proceedinp - - - - XlB,lOO 15 0 Titt Total Sum issued to Mr. Manta, the So licitor of the Treasury, out of the Grant of Parliament for Civil Contingencies, for the Expense of those Proceedings, Is - - The Total Sum issued to Mr. VISAILIN her Ma.. jetty's Solicitor, out of the Grant of Parlia ment, for satisfying certain Charges upon the 1 Consolidated Fund or Civil List, lex the Ex pense of those Proceedings= is - 16,000 0 0 20,000. 0 0 2C54,100 15 0 • N.B. The Counsel for the QUSIX know, that in conformity to their application on the 9th' October, 1820, a warrant for the issue of £10,900 is ready to be delivered to them; and this Sum, together with the preceding Sums, will make the whole issued for her Majesty's service, amount to - - £40,000 0 0 A further Supt of AlO,OOO has been applied for by Mr.. Macre; which, with the preceding Sum of £16,000, will make - - - The above Sum of £IB,ICO Lis. does not in clude the expense of Couriers between Italy and London; which was defrayed in the usual n anner. S. IL LUSHINGTOIC. Whitehall, T:easury Chambers, Oct. 17. 26,000 0 0 SPORTING lATELLIGENCR. 110XING. Tlursow AND Mairm.—This battle, between two men ratite inferior to Randall and Turner, ears in the pugilistic hemisphere, took place yesterday on Moulsey Burst. It is sufficiently im portant to state, that although they had defeated Scroggins, good man in his day, yet their talents desired from amateurs a competition. Belcher and Owen seconded the crack man, and Spring and Randall officiated fur Martin. The first round won the tight for Martin, but a gallant dis play of courage took place. Martin kept himself cool and col lected, and from extraordinary length, Atgerincti his adversary with a straight left-handed hit. Hudson went up as gallantly to his adversary's head, as a thief would up to a stockbroker's in his own concern, but there was no nonsense here; both tried the best, and Martin's left hand kept tis adversary's head in the Reit place, and when he was tired of jobbing at it, floored him. It is strange to tell, that although Hudson was backed at 6t04 to win at setting-to, the odds became 2tol on Martin arter the round. The second, third, and fourth rounds, the only rounds worth recording 3 were all Martin's talent. Hudson had a turn in the sth round, but he had none the best of it, although his whom were quick and good. It ended in Hudson being beat in 39 minutes. Other minor fights took place. CURRAGH RACES. At the October Meeting, on Wednesday last, the King's Plate of 160 guineas, for horses bred in Ireland, was won by Mr. KtIVRAN g Brother to Hero, beating Mr. Huterea's Thetis, the Marquis of Sumo's Steel, and three others. The challenge of the Kirwan's 100 guineas was wen by Mr. Catawsu.% Plrate. The Marquis of Suoo's Gumbouge'wits, the following day, the winner of the Talbot Stakes, and of the 50 guineas for two year-olds, which was WWI by a nose. 110 I. Y W LL H UNT, . 1820. vutsnav, °crests 17. The Chieftain Stakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. for horses, &c. then three years old; Colts to carry Bat. 51b.' Fillies, est. lib. To run the Mostyn Lord Stamford's br. c. Rainbow, by Thunderbolt - 1 Lord Grosvenor's br. f. Bombasine, by Thunderbolt - 2 The iklostyn Stakes of lOgs. each, 3-yr.olds to carry 7st. 9.1 b. four, Bst. 51b. five, fist. 11Th. six 9st. and aged, 9st. 21b.- The Alostyn Male (three Subscribers). Sir h i I'. Lloyd names Mr. Uotlenhatn's b. b.. Spectre - 1 The !Ina. Mr. Stanley's b. c. Eryx, 4 yrs old - - 2 Mr. E. LI. Lloyd names Mr. Wytton's Anti-Radical - Mytton's h. h. Ralston, 4yrs old Mr. Phillips names Mr. Leicester's b. c. Fitz-Langton S • Won cleverly. A Sweepstakes of 2Sgs. mei', for Colts and Fillieithen two years old ; Colts. to carry Sst. Sib. Fillies, tht. 31b. The last half mile. (Three Subscribers or no race). Lord Grosvenor's b. f. Agate, by Thunderbolt - - 1 Sir J. G. Egerton's b. e. Young Freeman, by Cestrian 2 Sir Thomas Mostyn's ch. c. by Election - - Mr. Alytton's ch. c. George the Third, by Fitzjanws - 4 Sir W. W. Wytur's b. c. by Young Sorcerer - - 5 An excellent race. A Sweepstakes of 10gs. each, with 50p. added for horses bpi fide the property of the Subscriber, being a Member. heat of three miles.—(Three Subscribers or no race). Mr Thomas Mostyn's Terriers, 4 yrs old - - 1 Sir J. G. Egerton's bay colt, by Cestrian, "'yrs old 2' Sir T. S. M. Stanley's chewsut colt Cedric, 3yd old - 3 Mr. Myttou's bay horse Theodore Majoccbi, 4 yrs old - 4 A good race. A Produce Stakes of togs. aka, h. ft. for the produce of mares covered in 1511.—Two miles. Lord Grosvenor's brown Illy Bombosine - - - 1 Lord litaniferd's bay colt Rainbow - - ' Coax Ageaevea, MA= Lan. MING& 115.—.-Our Market continues thinly supplied with Wheat, a few _suesples of has quality sold from es. to as. per quarter above Misaday's prise% and there was rather awe demand for the woad Trelliss. Fine Barley Wag sears% is also Is. per learter draw, bat there is ao iseproestaest is the ordinary deseriptiens. Pins hub Oats filly suippott M onday 's prices. In Ewa. Peas, and odor midis, there is as skalds& • ifiriaday,st Mae Lam a Ur 71111 yaw. the DIP'"Pr Detbia, • . . SALES BY 'AUCTION, • DEVON, near 'TIVERTON. ' The COLLIPRIEST ,FREEHOLP =ATE. • L : • With 'elegant MANSION, GARDENS, and-PLEASORE GROUNDS, FARM-HOUSE‘ and BUILDINGS, rich productive MBADOW, ARABLE, AND WOOD LAND, about THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, *Sounded by , the River Rae, and the Loman , a Situation well kaolin for its salubrious Air, and grand Picturesque Scenery, fonnifig one of the most pleasant Residences and Farm in the Kingdom. B' Mr. ROBINS, (of Warwick-street, Golden-square), At Garraway's Coffee House, in Exchange-alley, Cornbill, London, . • • TO-MORROW, October 26, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, THE very CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, COLLIPRIEST HOUSE, The Property and Residence of JAMES HAY, Esq. Desirably situate near the Town of Tiverton, with the ele gant Family Residence, planned for the Accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, -with excellent O ffi ces of all Descriptions, well supplied with fine Water, Coach-houses and Stables, pro ductive Gardens, walled round, stocked with the choicest Fruit Trees, Green-house, Garden-house with excellent Chambers, productive Orchards, delightful Pleasure Grounds, through rich .thriving Plantations, Groves and Woods, with dry Walks, laid out with great Taste, a Circular Temple and Seats in dif ferent Parts, Entrance L odge and Carriage-drive to the House, and sundry Enclosures of rich, productive Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, beautifully diversified in Dill and Dale, com manding most enchanting Views of the surrounding Country, and the beautiful Rivers Rae and Loman, which form the prig - , cipal Boundary to the Estate, and highly valuable for Irriga tion, the whole containing upwards of THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, • Surrounding the Mansion, good Farm - house , with Yard, Warns, Stables, Cattle-sheds, Threshing Machine, and all necessary . Out-buildings. The Lands are in a high state of Cultivation, and a most eligible Property for a Gentleman fond of Agricultural suits and Field Sports; the Buildings are in excellent order; the Mansion, with well-arranged Apartments, dry, and comfortable,. erected within a few Years,lt a considerable Expense ; sociable Neighbourhood, excellent Markets, plentifully supplied at a reasonable Rate, Fairs, Grammar and other Schools, Coaches pass to and from London daily; Fourteen Miles from _Exeter and Iloniton, Twenty-one from Taunton, Sixty from Bristol and Bath, and One Hundred and Seventy from London. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Rendell, Solicitor, Tiver, ton, where Particulars may be had; the London Inns and Hotel, - Exeter and Plymouth; Castle Inn, Taunton ;. White Lion, and Lamb Inns, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; lieu and C hickens, Birming ham ; Bear, Reading; Castle, Salt-hill; Messrs. Hurd and Co. King's Bench-waik, Temple; at Garraway's ,• and sf Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden -square, wbere a Plan may be seen. DEVON, Between TIVERTON, 13A1IPTON, and DULVERTON. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, COURT LEFT, with MANORIAL RIGHTS, over nearly SEVEN THOUSAND ACRES; QUIT-RENTS, he. and plenty of GAME. PLEASANT RESIDENCE, Farm-houses, and Buildings, rich Grazing bleadJws, Pastures, Arable, and Wood Land, upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT ACRES, principal part bounded by the River Exe, a Water Curt-mill, Cottages, &c. Land 'fax Redeemed. By Mr. ROBINS,-(of Warwick -street, Golden-square), • At Garraway's Coffee House, in Exchange-alley, Cornbill, Lon don, TO-MORROW, October the 26th, 1820, at Twelve o'Cloclt, in Two Lots, Lot I. T HE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, the Property of JAMES HAY, Esq. Comprising Stuckeridge and Oakford Farms, Stuckeridge House, situate on a fine Lawn, and commanding Spot, with Offices, eiceilent Farm-house, with Yard, Barns,. Stables, Ranges of Ox-stalls, Cattle and Cart-sheds, Granary, 'Thresh ing Machine, Cider-house, and various Out-buildings, Garden, and Plantation, productive Orchards, and Enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lands, all in a high state of Cultivation, a Set of Water Grist Mills, and Cottage Dwelling, with Garden, &s. adjoining Oakford-bridge, sundry excellent Cottages, with Garden, Orchard, and Land, the whets upwards of • FIVE HUNDRED AND THREE ACRES, The principal Boundary formed by the beautiful River Ere, by which the Meadows are irrigated. Lot S. A COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, FORD FARM, situate near the pleasant Village of Oakford, and a short distance from Lot 1. • Comprising a Farm-house, and Offices, Garden, Orchards, Yard with Bares, Stables,- and Out-bhildingt; a capital Thresh ing Machine, worked' by Water, an enclosed Cattle-yard, sur rounded by Ox-stalls, a Cottage Tenement, and loclosures of Meadows, Pastures, Gra:big, and Arable Land, containing • TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE ACRES. This Property is eligible for a. Stock Farm, and at a mode -rate Expense to put the Buildings in order, would be desirable ter a Practical Farmer, the greater part very extellent.Land. The Estates are in a ne Picturesque pa rt of the County, only :Seven Miles from Tiverton, and Two from Bampton, by the new Turnpike-road, and the River; the most Picturesque and beautiful Scenery in the County. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Hayward, the Bailiff, at Stuckeridge House; or Mr. Bendell, at Tiverton, where Par ticularrmay be bad ; and at fhe London Inns sled Hotels, Exeter and Plymouth ;Castle Inn, Taunton ; White Lion, and Lamb Inns, Bath; Bush, Bristol ; lien and Chia-ens, 13/rmingbans. 'Bear, Reading; Castle; Salt.bill; Messrs. Hmkansi Co. No. 7, King's Bench-walk, Temple ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. MOWN Werwich-street, Golden -square, where a Plan may be . . DEVON, • • Between TIVERTON. and SOUTH MOLTOt, • The EXTENSIVE 'FREEHOLD ESTATE, . Lanir 'Tit Redeemed, , • And the MA DR of RACKENFORD, Wag Seal ierlth EATH PUTS and- GAM% • - - With thi H LAND a n d REVERSIONS.; Mealy ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED . ACRES, AND COMMON RIG/ITS, . - A compact ELIGIBLE FAMILY BEBI DEUCE, and os. ens, recently erected, Farm-houses, and Buildings, about Nine Miles from 'Tiverton and South Melton... By Mr. ROBINS, (of Warwick•street, Golden:eq . uare), At Garraway's Colke House, Exchange-alley, Oornhill, Lon don, TO-MORROW, October the 28 1 11, 11120, at Twelve &Clock, in One Lot, • • IHE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, ' the Property and Residence of WILLIAM LEIGH, Fat. The MANOR of RACKENFORD, otherwise RAGKIIN•• FORD MAGNA, abounding with the line fine Black Cock,. and plenty of Game. CRUW YWHAY HOUSE, a very pleasant Residence, with Offices, fit for the Accommodation of a Gentleman's Faintly, Coach-houses, Stables, Dog-kennel, and Stream Of Water run. Ding through the Premises, excellent Gardens, planted with Choice Fruit Trees, extensive thriving Plantations, Carriages drives, and dry Walks, good Farm-houses, and all necessary Out buildings, and Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Wood, and Moor Land, and sundry Houses and Cottages, the whole Estate upwards of - FOURTEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES, Part in hand, part let to respectable Tenants on Lease and at Will, and en Leases for Lien. The present Rental and esti mated Value for the part in hand, about ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM; With the benefit of the Reversions. The Estate lies compact, and is a very improvable, desirable =for a Gentleman fond of Reid Sports and Agricol suits ; the principal Part divided by the Turnpike-road. the Land by remarkably fine thriving Hedges and Fences, and plenty of excellent Water. May be viewed by ap plying on the Premises , where Particu lan may be bad ; and of Mr. Bendel!, Said* ; and Mr. Wright, Inalt iwath seereor, Tiverton; the Londonat io ttels, Exeter and • Castle Inn, Taunton • , and Lamb limns, ; Erktol ; • Het ad BuThin g e ni a t Bear, Raillag; Castle, Ekdt-hill ; of Mews. Hurd and Do. Ihsaboaralk, Temple; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Reel* Warwideglrecti C o *les•Plastes 10 8 4 , :ls *flatce a Dian way be sift • ' I ' SALES BY AUCTION. . . . • . .. CAPITAL LEASEHOLD ESTATES, -REGENT-STREET, , JERAIY N t • STUE In', BURTON'. PEACE and CRESCk•NT'e-PARK-STREET, ISLING TON, and ST. JOHN'S WOOD; Let at Rent* about .e.lea per Annum, and very improvable. • D r Mr. RO . . (Of .Warwick-street, Golden - squ a re) , ' At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-elle?, CernhQl, ca • THURSDAY, the 16th November, 18110, at Twaveo'Cluck,3 Nine Lots, ATALUABLE- LEA S-EHOLD ESTATES, hell imderthe Crown for_upwards of 96 Years. Lost 1. Comprise. a very desirable Elegant RES I DE:le - 4 situate on the. West side of Regent-street, adjoining the Horti cultural Society ; let ore Lease td Diias Church, for Seven Years at a very low Rent per Annum, £IG3; held fur a Tj:in ef about Ninety-five Years; Ground* Rent per Annum, £bo. Lot 2. A Substantial newly-erected 1) WELLI N 0-btO UST, situate No. 144, on the , South side of dermyn-street, ue..r Ire Haymarket; on Lease to Mr. Joseph Freeman, fur Feurtees I Years, at a Rent of 484 per Annum, and held for tliciii.!,e Term • apportioned Ground Rent per Annom, £lO. Lore 15. A Substantial D W ELL I N G-HOUSE, We. lit near Lot 1, and back - front to St. James's Alai ket eletoon•Lt.. te to Mr. Gco. Hill, .for Fourteen Years, at a Nutt Itentof ..I:3 per Annum ; Ground Rent per Annum, £35 I Is. LOT 4. A substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, :gluing 2:a 143, with back front to St. James's .slarket ; let on la ase :.e Fourteen Years, to Mr. G. F. Freeman, at a Rent per Atinu::, of £lO7 10s.—Ground lt.ent per Annum, 43 i i lk. 6d. Lor 5. A vsry elig.bln Roomy and SUbeldt tioi DIVELLINC:. HOUSE, No: 139, adjoining Lot-4, and the corner et Merle:- lane, comprieing a spacious Corner Ship and back front ta tan Market; let on Lease to Mr. Richard Penner, for 1 xieny-o Years, at Xle.o per Annum; Ground R, at per Annum, 4-I.e. • LOT 6. • A Genteel el:zible DWEL LI NG- [IOUS li, sire, te on the North . side of Crescent-place, Burton-crescent, &are:- square e let, to Mr. Den)re, tenant at wilt, at a ite..i per A-..- num of £105; held for Eighty-six Years, at a G, .....s. Rat per Annum of £2l. Lor 7. A very Pleasant excellent RISIDENCE, with Gar. ' den, ate. situate on the West side of Burton-crescent, Russet square ; on Lease to Mr.. Kingston, Two Y,..... uneep.red. at a very low Rent per Annum, _Lao ; w..r h .CiLO pee .1.2;111111; held as Lot 6, at a Ground Rent of £3l 104. •per Amapa. LOT 8. A Genteel Substantial DWELLINo-liouisg, situ ate No. 38, Park -street, Isangtm ; let on Lease to DirAleare Wineholt, f0r.41 years, at a Rent per Ai.num, XI 75.• -A Mei. stantial Dwelling-house, No. .49 adjoining, ue Lease to Mr. C. A. Whytt for -13 years, at a. nett Rent p• r Aixtim of £47 Se. Both Houses are held' on Lease for 59 years" Irons tie 25th March, 1809, at a•Ciround Rent per Annum of .El 4 14s. - LOT 9. A Genteel Edgible I)%V EL LI N G-HOUSE, seuite at St. John's Wood, on Lease to Mr. Liehry ?kitten' Sur !..., years, at a Rent per Annum of £9O. area.! for a term. aba:: 93 years unexpired, at a Ground Rent per Annum of Lib las. To be.viewed lirleave of the Tenants. l'articularsetaay he had on the Premises; of Messrs. Aubrey and Son, Solicitor, Took's-court, Cersitoe street ; at Garraway's; and or Mr. 1e...- bins, Warwick-street Golden-square. s _ ..—. . —. SO DI ERSETSH IRE. dpital DOMAIN between BATH and BRISTOL MANOR * ADVOWSON, and Parish of K ELSTON; abound. -• Ing with Game. Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-Tax redenv d; the whole ONE THOUSAND and FORTY-FIVE ACRES, of rich MEADOW; PASTURE, ARABLE -Ed V. tarm LAND; capital DIANSION and OFFICE ' S; FARAS, DULLS, FISHERY, DWELLING-HOUSES, and CO E. TAGES. By. Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, Golden-square), At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Coinhill, en Tnuasnar, December 14, 1820, at Twelve o'Ciock, in One Lot, THE very Valuable and most Desirable FREE HOLD ESTATE, comprising the Manor, Advo.vson and entire Parish of Kelston, with the Quit Rents, Fi! es , &c: the capital MANSION, seated on a btautiful Lawn, gear the River Avon, called . KELSTON HOUSE, . Substantie:y built of Stone, erected on an eminence, cent mending delightful Views, embracing a verltextended Scenery. only four miles from i3atb, and eight from Bennet ; adapted .0: the Resident+ of a Family of the first distinction. Containing an Entrance-hall and spacious kitone matrcase; two- capital Drawing-rooms, coraraunicating; excellent Dining Parlour, Library, eleven good Bed-rooms, three Dressing-rooms, House keeper's root*, Butler's room, - and two genet Water Ciento. convenient Domestic Offices of all descriptions, eight Servants' Bed-rocuss over, with Coach-houses, Stables, and all requisite Offices; excellent Kitchen Garden, walled round, Orchards, and Ice-house. • The Lands round the House are tastefully planted, and *pre sent a Parklike appearance.' The Estate (exclusive of the Ad e Towson) comas, '-- - ' - • .• • • • e" ONE THOUSAND ANP FORTINFIVE ACRES, Of tich Dleadeii, Pistlite, Ahble, arid Wood'. Land, with gOid . Fartn.houses - , and •conVedient Outbuildings, andle com pletely within a - Fence. - ' 7 ; ••' • • 1112 gb The-rioperty hi . laded bil , part by the ri;ef.'4Avou, abose *hick are . ig %Coeds, containing valuable Timber, . and abiontliertvldi=Viftsei-:theSiltllle• forming a nuisi4ll;ible . and tearable Propel[', Minis id bitty offered foi sale. • 'At is presumed that CoeffannybeibillUlli the Estate. • - •'.• The Mansionto.be:nievred days and Fridays only, by i ' Tickets, to be haii-t4yilllissr lid . blickell, Chippenkun, r 'of whom printed artictOare, ge Lad; also .at _the White ' 140119? Bath; Busk, itriftel ;-, • 'lnn; Clieltenlialrupe : tastle, ' *I-11111; of Mesersikufse4initik.rieyore,-Brlstol iot Gar ' sawars; wide 14f; a4Uni;-Aviainvisk-sttestt, lioldEre4llBares ' Lopkiop; ef wkoat:fiekets ipe Yiekei •be had, and a Plan sena. _.: _ _ ___ iisaviikionessikfortigirsirdi .4 2 - • ~- • A Candid Examination'oe'rateslionid Pretensions ' 411., befrari44:o4onigelie are falai:Will car incipAgity. • oppressed 4 Al. early Period-of gur,professional career with the impOrtande - of a more minuie intention te,a tla.a of dis eases peculiarly affecting the it c;piaitionsvof Miran, we linty deviated.fross-Vehht Wailed; td be 'medical orthodoxy; -attacked the cantinas of elnapyricianharid, by4feattiis 4 vile purposes, consider ourselves Justly entitled to that :.pprobetion and patronage *hitt, fOr twenty yearslhave rewarded our sac cessful apd devoted stbdies. 'ltie,ttiefoxition of enlightened brethren, who. freqpently appeal tooth opinion, is an add Moot Frau/cation to our pride, ,bile our .autliority from thetelkle .itself, strengthened as it is by the most eathusitistic ;estitneldJl Of almost every Professor in the British Metropolis, Must ever ' protect the sanctity of our fame from e c nvy iirmiirepresentation. The impetunsity of youth,:or the momentary Of CitltiOa in the maturer man; Olen lead to the effects of a tontagioos die ease; liappy therefore, may early applicant be called, hose anxiety can be alkvisted by a few days care ; and even in the More odienabeil . 1.1.0111, characterised by numerous symptoms, we can Magri* Wakamardon, by rendering eae trearniou mart the cure deetak4 . Every orgaidc.citasia,'or functional disturbance,' incidental is the IRPer4inectlllitny, rans equally within our province, and will yield ,to our attention. 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