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1 , V.IVi I LASH r 1111 4 ELLIG.Ezi CF. OXFORD, APRIL 25. Vest. rctry Mr. Clarice Henry Holcombe, of the enunty of Wilts, and Mr. Herbert White. of Mewl:shire, were admitted :cl•elars of Corpus Christi Coll ge. On We i dnesday last, the following Gentlemen were admitted to cc-Jets: 11AiTZIS OF ARTS. Henry Smyth, Esq. of Cot ist Church, Grand Compounder. Rev. Charles M'instatilcy, o; St, Edmund Hall, Grand Com puoi:c4 r. Rev, Joseph El I.oto^ opley, of Christ Church. iAcnrcosts or was's. Mr. 'tillarn Both, , o. ..inculn CoLev.. Mr. John Evans, of t:.itte. • Mr. Charles Amity. of St. Mary Hall. Rev. Goorge Downing Dowle, of ditto. • nrc;LEstASTICAL PROMOTIONS. I he Pee. J. Ellicott, is presentcil to Ike vic.trage of Etta), Rutland. • he Rev. Henry Wortley, to the rectory of St. Lawreace,lsle of Wight. "I he kW. rector of Cann:ly, to the rectory of Whatley, Somerset. - - . • .In the night of Thursday senniglit,• Sydney Cot- Irge, Cambridge, *as di-covered to In on fire in two disrinet places, and no doubt is entertained but it was set on fire by son-.e incenOiary. The file was 'cli.covered in the left wing , f.the College, in alum. bee.roorn in the attics, and was soon got under ; but re sooner had that been accomplished, thank a fire .:l,4olce out in the similar room in the opposite wing, Wtr;ch was aseorti,ined to have been done by- setting file to a quantity of hay, which communicated t the door and ,wainscot of the room ; this, howeva, 'was also•soon extinguished. . • • Saihrday in the Court of Exchequer Chamber, Mr. CLIFFORD argued the case of Edwards, Who had been . tried at the Old Bailey Sessions by two Juries, omits to one if the Jurymen first impannelkd having fallen down in a,fit. At the time of the trial Mr. Clifford. had objetted to a new Jur', but was cvcr titled' by , the Judge...44r. C. now insisted, and, in proof of his, opinien, quote 4 several great authorities, and ad clued a number of cases, that when a Jury was once: inipannelled to an offence of a capital nature, they could not afterwards be d'schicrged without giving a Lord Ehowinohoooti. and Mr. Justice CHAMBIa qhoteel timilar casts, which bad also .been retetred to the Judges, and in which they had con fumed the verdicts. Lord ELLEDISOROUtiki observed that the case had been so often decided, that it must now be held to form a . part of the law of the lands . A aim 043. cf a peculiar 'kind was brought be f re the - Court of King's Bench on Saturday, in the s use af Flcwers v. -Lewes. The Plaintiff, a convict cn board the hulks •brought his action against the -Defendant, who had married his wife, and bad had two children by her--it appeared that the woman, before the marriage, had liked servant with the -De. ftndint, and that her previous marriage was totally unknown to him. Mr. Gamow, who spoke in ex. valuation for the Defendant, .characterised this as an absolute burlesque on the Crim. Con. cases, and ob served„ that the object was merely to extort a sum of - money. Lord ELLENBOHOUGLI told the Jury, anet a violatit n of the marriage contract having taken place some damages must be given ; and they acccr.iingly gave twenty shillings. Monday, the Circuit Ccurt of Justiciary was opened at Dumfries by tl,e LORD JUSTICE CLERK and Lord AERIOAND, when 0-.eir Lordships procee :::(1 to the trial of Helm Kennedy, indicted for poisoning the iamily,of Thomas Stoddart. in Bwnswark, near Ec clefechan,- in December last. The -trial lasted from ten in dr.: morning till twelve at night.—The Jury ' were then inclosed, and returned their verdict next morning, finding, by a plurality of voices, that the - libel was t• of proven ; upon which the prisoner was dismissed horn the bar. TMARRiLI). Werhsesday, at Tsatgay,Lletetenant Smith, of the 2eth Foot, go Miss Lane, of that pace. Rev. Robert Covet:, M.A. Vicar of Staines, lldidelhsex, and late Fellow of Sitiney C.:llege, Cambridge, to Sarah, youngest dbug! tit- of the Rev. Wan. ttorna:ue, D.D. of Reading. Rev. 'l homes Aides, to Frances Eliz•Jhetb, third daughter of the late S. FrlpP, Esq. of Kingsdown, At Richmond, Yorkshires the Rev. Mark James Patdoon, to Jane, only daughter of the late F. Winn, kn. of Prior-house. Rev. 11.. Wuolcumbe, to Jane Fra.tces, second daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas 'Louis, Bart. • Rev. John Holmes, of Gaudy Hall, Norfolk, to Anne, third daughter of the Rev. W. W'hitear, rector of there, Sussex. At I\•ianse of liclitelvie, on the 13th instant, the Rev. Robert Scott, Minister of Clenbueket, to Mary, second daughter of the Rev. James Forsyth, hitnister of Dellteivie. 'I he 11th instant, the Rev. K'lliom Hales 1-Vngston, to Anne, fft h daughter of the Rev. George backvltle Lotter, of Castle mat tyr. • ik v.. 1. Detiiirg, ftle:or of 'hereto; in Craven, Yorkstire. 'Rev. Edward Stanley, Rector of Tyho:lan, and Prtbenti of the " Diocese of Clogller. Rev. Lamplin, Vicar of Mare and of Locking, So- rreirset. • Rev. T. Priestley, \lsar of Snettisham and of Heacham, Nor folk: On the 6th Instant. at Kinnalty House, in Forfarsbire, the . 1 itioht Hon. David Led Au of ly. Mt. No &man was the only sun of David. Lord Ogilvy, by his Lady, Margaret, daughter of it James Johnson, of Westerhall, Best. Lotd ()envy was, in 1746, attainted for Lis adherence ea the • {Loyal Earner of bee^ but the bcesaur and estate of the hurley of a.tily were saved by his father, John Earl of Airiy, being then alive, and in postession 'of them. • - .. • ~ On the 16th Instent, - ..et F.Wart House, in Northumberland, `at the advanced age of 89, Colonel at. Paul : He pissed his - cur li er years i n the twist active scenes of lite : be entered early into the Austrian service iia which he bore the rank of Colonel, and witsAid-de- Camp La to PriAce Charles of Lorrain, and afterwards to Marshal Daun. In consequence of the manner is '. *Lich he distinguished himself under that celfbrateii Ce• :ral during the seven years war between Austria and Prussia, he was , crusted by the Empetor Francis the First, a Cann of the Holy Roman Lmrire, by patent, with Yetnainder to hie children and their. Issue. Birth with the army and at Vieuna he lived with • the most distinguished characters, military, polit.cal, seed Literary, of that period. After his return to this his ratite country; having quitted the Austrian service, he was in the year'l779 allsoicted Secretary to the Ealha sy to the (Alert of France at the time of tbe_late Lori Nlansttld being Ambassador. lie was afterwards anointed IVlini,:er Piene r sutertiary to the same Court. At Pares be married t'...e only daughter of the late ltenry Weston, Esq. of West Horsley-place, in tl.e enmity of Surrey. On ins return to It '.sad, he was ranted his Majesty's Ensoy Lx . raordinary to the Cour: of Sweden. I-:e posse..sed great taste in the Sim Arts,' particularly in painting, and to an urbanity of disposition and pleasing address which an:ciliated the good wait:dal with whom be coaversed, was added much literary knowledge; few persons bad to numerous and extensive an Lcqiiaintacce w4lll the first tharactsrs of his day, most of whom he frequemly obzerved he had outlived. The but twenty-five years of his hie were spent _•:. : •.nee hit estate, in.Notthumberland, where the poor have lust a friend ever ready to afford :'.;em assistance.' He was a kind bus . .. baud and an itAittgent father, and his left a widow and !bre* ions, ; Vie eldest a lieutenant-Colonel in the arm y , the second Lieure -1 Lunt -Colonel Commandant of the Northumlserland Regiment of k Low maitisawl dm t 10441 Oirtals4a like Galt itegintelatt and • 4014JougAttg, , - }•_ A' .; •, • - floe • . 'SALES BY AUCTION CAMtIitiDGESEIRE. • VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND'ESTATE. • At the Bell Inn, at liaveril!, in the County of Suffolk; abet the fast week in May (unless previously diTusied d by Private. Contract), in several Lots, -1 1 - 1 E MANOR of .SHARDELOWS ALLTN - G. 'I'ON, in. Shud7 Caotips, together with a very valuable Estate, tor•the most part inclosed, sittrate in the several Parishes of Shudy Canips, Horsheatb, and Bartlow, in the County or Cambridge; and containuag tv:.ir 270 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture land, let to respectable Tenants, who are under notice to quit at Michaelmas neat. Descriptive Pattie,'lars will Le pnbli , hed previous to Sale.— To treat fur the same, applykto Mr. James, New Boswell -court, Lincoln's Inn, Levuloth I ~. CAMIRIDGESHIRL •VAI.II rt.E TITHE. FREF ESTATE-LndTis redeemed. 'lO B. UI.L 1W AZICA lON, BY MR:PEYTON, At Ili,: katu bast, Newmarlu a, about Cie first week in May next, in several Lots, A MOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, situate in the Parishes of Swadham, Bulbeck, Bottisham, and Swaff ham Prior, in the County of Cambridge; comprising a very excellent Dwelling-house and Farming Offices, sundry detached Hornesta:ls, and upwards of One Thousand Acres of most excel lent Arable, Me* 'ow, Pasture, and Fen Land, in a high state of cultivation, ereof possers•on may Ilhibad at Michaelmas next. Descrip;bre Particulars wi'l shortly tie published ; in the mean time application may be made to Mr. James, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, I.undon. DE.SIILIBLE RESIDENCE, EAST SIDE OF TAVISTOCK SQUARE, With Coath-house and Stable, Carden, Green-house, &e. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawars e on .Tuesday, May IS, at Twelve, ADesirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; cam prising an eligible DWELLING HOUSE,' conveniently planned for the accommodation of a Gentlenian's Family, contain ing on the upptr storey four gcod rooms, second floor three excel lent bed-rooms neatly papered, closets, &c ; first floor two capital drawing rooms with folding doors, elegantly papered and, fitted up, finished with statuary marble chimney-pieces, balcony in front tits whole length; on tbe ground floor a good entrance hall paved, excellent dining-parlour, breakfast-room finished with stuccoed walls, closets, &c. stone staircase to the second storey ; in the basement housekeeper's and butler's room, kitchen, wash house, sculkry, latder, wine -cellar, and roomy vaults at the. back and front, for beer, coats, Acc. a coach-home and stable, with hift and rooms over, an open garden, green-hous:, ace. I _ To be viewed by Ticketh ; Particulars had on the Premises ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robin', 'Warwick-street, Golden square; wbtre Tickets fur viewing may be had. HENRIETIA-VI REEL CAVENDISH-SQUARE. Capital Family Residence, with Offices of all descriptions, large Garibitu s double Coach-house, and Stables for five Horses. By I'rr.ROBINS, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 12. at iwelve, • A VERYeI!gibIeLEASEHOLD ESTATE; com pi Ling a capital and substantial Dwelling-house, in com plete repair, planned for the accommodation, and fit for the im mediate reception of a Nobleman sr Gentleman's ; coo tans on the ground-floor a handsome entrance, paved hall, a di eing-parlour (43 feet by 16), a breakfast-parlour (15 feet by 15), a study, and water-closet ; on the principal floor, a drawing-room (63 feet by 16), with folding doors to an ?net-room (1 4 feet by 16), a back drawing-room (13 feet by 15), and a large drelsiug i room ; on the second storey are six t xcelient I ,,sd-chambers, and four roomy attics over and leads, a prii.cipal and .econtlary stair= case, convenient domestic (Acts of every docrir tic.n in the base. meet storey, with roomy and dry cellarage, vaults, &c. wa-h -, bou.e and laundry adjoining, with servan- s'bed-rooms, a five stall stable, two double coact houses, with hit and room over, a spacious airy garden # the back of the house, upwards of 70 fret deop.—May be viewed by tickets, which, sv'th Partietti,:rs, mad `be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. MONTAGUE-STREET, RUSSELL-SQUARE. Dedrable FAMILY It IVIDENCE, in the most ecmplete order fur the Intim diate Reception of a tCtm:ly. By Mr. ROBINS, At °arraWay's, on Tuesday, May I tt, at Twtlve. AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ES I'ATE ; comptidng an extensive DWI:LUNG-HOUSE, desir ably situate, No. Montague-street, Russell-square, over looking the Museum Garden:, in' the most complete order, being recently finished br a Gentleman for hk cwn Residence; containing, on the ityper storey, three excellt.t.t. Rooms; second floor, two Bed-chambers, a Dressing-room and House-maid's Closet . ; principal storey, two elegant Drawing.rooms, fini.hed in a very neat style, and communicAting by folding-doors; ground floor, neat Entrance-hall, Dining-p.trlour and I.ibrary, finished - withstuettoed walk, water-closet, &c. stone staircase to the se ' cond floor; in the basement are .appropriate offices, with ve ine cellar, and vaul.a for bier, coals, ttc. a garden at the back. 'l4 be viewed, by Tkkets ; Particulars *nay be had on fie Pre mises; of Messrs. Bayms and Blamire, Solicitors, Lincoln's. inn ; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robin*, Warwick - street s Golden sluare, of wh om 'flans for viewing may be had. • HERTS—DELMONT PARK. • Freehold Estate, the prinepal pan Tithe-free, and Land tax re. deem (Al.— . I he spacious elegant Family Mansion, thriving Pis:s tations, Meadow and Arable 1 and near WO Acres. By Mr. R 01.11145, At Gan away's, on Tuosd.iy, May 12, at Twelve% in One Lot, THE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe-free, and Land-tax eedeented, called DELMONr r.taK, near the village of East Barnet, and within 10 miles of I.ondon ; comprisin, an elegant Family Residence, seated on a beautiful eminence, rorninanang extensive visms in ail directions, plantied fot a Family of the First Dlstincti..n, with dikes of alt descriptions, lawns, and pleasure-grounds, tastefully disposed dry gravel walks, and thriving plantations, excellent kitchen garden, wailed round, =id well rucked with the fine.t fruit -trees, peach house, two graperies, ice-house, &c. farni-yard, and convenient buildino, an entrance lodge, and carriage drive to the House, surrounded by upwards of Mauve* of rich meadow land, in a ring fence, sad 14 arr. s of arable land; - held under the Crown for a brig term, at a trling tent. The-whole forming an eligible Pro. ps. riy fort Resideneenf a Gentleman's Family; excellent ne!gh bourheod, good reads, and :heantifut rides in all directions, and only ten miles from London. May be viewed by 'Tickets; Particulars on the Premises; at the Cat, East Barnet; Red Lion, and Green Man, Barnet; Castle, Hiihgate; Cherrytrree, Southgate; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwielipitreet, Golden-square; where Tickets for viewing may be bad, and a Plan of the Estate seen. ar w)tra,-To BUtI.DERB AND 0 IVERS. nt EtHOLD ESTATE, Lenit•tax Redernied; clijibie land to Evild osi, capital MANSION, OFFICES, &c. on I Cream's Hill. . • e Dy Mr. ROBINS, at Gemmel% on Tuesday, May 0, at Twelve, la line Lot, • AVERY Desirable 'FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-tax redeemed, situate on emom't Hill, Greenwich, and opening_ to Royal Hill; comprising a capital MANSION HOUSE, flth roomy °Sees of all dcscriptions Yard, Gar denet'a hear t Wasit-home,ami Laundry, Coacii•hOuses, Stables and two excellent - productive Gardens walled romfiul, Green-hopse, atc.; Lawns, Pleasure-grnunds, and MC3. dow-Lanel, the while pprards of Six Acres , and a email piece of Leasehold I and , all tyfrg compact, gravel ' walks round, orna nwafrjl with fall-grown Timber, roomy Pavilion, &e. in posses sion. of Copt. Hamilton, whose term expires before Midsummer nett This Estate 1.6 must eligibly sitt.ate for building, tom snandin,g a large fro ‘cage to Groom's Hill, the North-west angle opening and overlooking the l'ark, and the South-end to Royal hill, a beautiful spot, and most desirable property for erecting, Residence and Buildings. May be viewed, with tickustt, and by applying on the Pre mises, where Particulars may be had ; at the Ship, and Grey hound, Greenwich ; of Mr. Cook, carpenter, Royal hilt; at the Royal Mortar, Woolwich; Green Man, Blackheath; of Messrs. Dyneley's, Gray's Inn; .at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, btu-sta6are, wlicre a I'la of the mate may be T?' . • • • SALES BY.AtreTION. • NEAR OUTLDFORD, SURREY. Capital Freehold Estates near Five Hundred Acres, called Doyine Place Manbr Earth, abounding wPh Uame, an eligible Pro• perry for investing Money, or for ResidenCe. • By Mr. RUBINO, At Garraway's i bn Thursday, May 118, at Twelve, by order of the PrOorretrtt, under the authority of the Commissioners 'rite Sale and RedelLand-'Tan,ption of the Land -'Tan, THE very eligible' FREEHOLD ESTATE', called DOWN-PLACE MANOR 'FARM, abounding 'with Game, Copp;ces and Wood •t .:!nd, with a capital Mansion or Firm House, Offices of all descriptions, Barns, Stablei, Cattle sheds, and varlobs Out-buildings and Cottages, together with sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arabia Land, in a good stare of cultivation ; the whoie Estate comprising upwards of Four Hundred and Eighty Acres, in .a ring fence, in possession' of Mr. George El:is, for the remainder of a term of twevt y-one years, which expires at Michaelmas, t 817, at a very low obi rests but imglediate possession of part of the Land may be bad, if re quired. This Estate forms a very desirable property for a resi dence, being all compact, a healthy and elesated situation, good roads, and excellent neighbourhood, only two4niles front Guild ford, 4 front GotLinting, 8 from E..rnham, and 32 from I.ond6n. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Ellis, the tenant, of whom Particulars may be bad; and at the White Hart, Goildford ; of Mr. Moons, King's Atlllf, Godalming; at the Fountain, Ports mouth; Ruch, Farnh att ; Sua, Kings-on; of M...srs. lone. and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury-squar:•, Fleet-5tn...., London; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Guldeu-sqdare, where a Plan of the Estre may be seen. • SIDMDIrf FL, DEVON. FREEHOLD and MARINE co ITAGE VILLA, with Offices. Pleasure Grounds, and Meadow Land.—By Mr. ROBINs. At Garrawafo, on Thursday, May at Tw . Ive, in nue I ot, A VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising a MARINE COTTAGE V iLLA, seated on a fine commanding eminence, about a quarter of a mile of Sid mouth, embracing extensive prospects of the beautif .1 versi fied country, and boundless views of the Ocean, planned for the accommus..uion of a Family of the first distinction; ec :Luning, on the ground floor, an elegant sui: of Apartmcn:S, h althorn. ly finished, consisting of a Saloon, Drawing-room, Music-room, Library, Dining-room, and Breakfast-parlour, Study, Vestibule, and Hall, principally opening to the Lawn, Pleasure Ground., and into a Conservatory, wi h suitable Bed-chambers and Dress ing rooms, excellent dornes.le Offices, with Servants' Apart mt nts, roomy Yard, Stabling for six Horst., and four Coach houses, Piggeries, tic. three Orchards, and Meadow Land, cot.- tailing in all about r.tne Acres; the whole forming a most en chanting and unrivalled situation as a Marine Pesidenee for a Nobleman, or Getitleutan id the sea service; the a"r remarkably mild and salubrious, and excellent neighbolPhool. Pur cha-er may be alto accommodated with about 50 Acres of Mea dow land, Gar4 4 l,-rs, and Orchard, held on Lease; and the de cant Houselu Furnitut e, by valuation. To be viewed by 1 leltet.. 'Particulars may be bad nn the Premisea ; at the London Inn, Shimouth; New Inn and Hotel, Exeter; Fountain, Plymoteh-back ; I lvtels. Plymonth and Wey mouth; George amid Fountain, Portsmouth; White Hart and Antelope, Salsbury; White Lion, Path ; Push,. Bristol; and Messrs. Floyd and Mules, Honiton. of whom Tickets for viewing may be had; London Im p Sicimouth ; of Messrs. N,Vrhant, Gray's Inn-equate; at Oarraway'r ; and cf Mr. Robins. Warwick strrt y,f:olden-square,where a Plan and Vevation may be semi: Hl li I'.--CAL*I l'At. tithEliOLD FAMILY MANSION MANOR, AND ESTATE, In the most be ant ful Pact of the County. within Sixteen Miles of Loudou, principal part Tithe-free, and Laud-tax Redeemed. Ey Mr. P.OEINS, • At Garraway's, en Thursday * , May Is, at in One Capital MANSION, MANOR, Or epu:eti MANbli and ES'TA'TE of WALL-HALL, the Property and 4e•iclor.ce of the late GhORGIt W.XJDFORD THF.I.- LUSON. Iraq. M.P. deceased, ii.mate near Aldendam. be. twten la tree, Watford,-and ht.Alban's, in a mast beautiful end retired part of the County of Herta, within sixteen m Its of London. Ihe Mansion ban elegant and spacious modt fro Wild ing, with castellated Raman c.:ntent from, of the beat taste and workmanship, thlizhtfelly situate on a. gentle eminence, com manding prospects of gr.at beauty and variety, and containing ample accommoestion for a family of the first respectability, with well arrarged ofiic.i of all descriptions, spacious yards, ex cellent steliltag for teu borax, coach-house, isc. l.xiging rooms and lofts over; a plentiful supply of excellent spring- water, and , a large reservoir for rain water ; lawns, pleasure-grounds, sltrub bexies, and p'antezions, laid but with infinite taste; two kitchen gardens, waed round, well stocked with the choicest fruit tree, grai cry, peachery, Sower-garden, I. easantry, dairy, ice -house, spacious farm-yard, bailiff's-horse, and capital farni.httihlin:!s of all (loci iptions, 'screened from the mansion by plantatkm3. he Mansion is surrounded by Upwards of 290 acres of excellent pasture; meadow, arable, and woodlands, ly ing particularly compact; the principal part laid out in the park st) :L., and oi nr.ll:etited with handsome timber, and is approach ed by es; emive and beautiful drives, also ornamented with h indsome trews and plantations, with two entrance cottages, and gardens, &c. There are also two other cottage!, with gardens, &c. '1 he E.tat.r is bounded in part by the river C. hie, a fine trout stream, vrhieh, as well as en extensive piece of clear running water, branching, from it, lately made at a great ex .ense, and winding beautifully through the grounds, are in full view front the lious.!. It •is situate in a ticllthouritood of great respectability, an 4 abounding with game. The whole is Freehold, and the greater rart kite-free; Let d Tax r. deemed. May be viewed, with 'Tickets, and by applying its Mr. Thomas Smith, the Bailiff, at Walt-Hall, where Particulars may b• had; and at the Essex Arms, Wattord ; ited Lion, nom; White Hut, Edgeware-; Abercorn Arius, Stanmore ; White Hart, St. All:ales; Belt, Hertford; of Moors. Oldie, Oddie, and Forster, Solicitors, CareT-strett, I.itteoln%, lain; Mr. Shaw, Architect, Guwer-areet ; at Garrawzy's; and of Mr. Robin., Warwick-street, Gold.:o-square, where a Plan of the Estate maybe seen. YORKSHIRE. MANOR and Valuable FREEHOLD, and in part Tithe-free Farms and Land. (with Land-tax redeemed) in the Fast Riding of the County of York.—By Mr. WNI. S FAN I'ON, At the Bevrrley Arms inn, in the •l'own of Beverley, on Wed- nesday and Thursday, ;he .20th and 21:t days of tvlay, int," each d.ty at Twelve tiCluck, the following valuable Property, it Zt; Lots, viz. • THE MANOR or LORDSHIP of ELSTERN WICK, with the Ri - ;hts, Royalties, And Appurtenances thereto belonging, iv/tit:yr with the Free and Copyhuld rents, amounting to _rd. Os. 6d. pef annum, and the fines arising front several Houses, and 97ti Acres of Land held of this IVanor as Copybold in Bondage; al..° a valuable Farm, containing 99 Acres, with new erected Farm-house and Out-buildings, situate about five miles from the Market Town of Hedbn, and twelve from the Port of Hull. The MAWIiN ESTATE, consisting of 152 Acres of Land, with Farm-house and accessary Out-I,uildings, situate hi the Parish 'of Swine, about V miles from)iull, and t s fronßeveriey. The DIMII.I.ILTON ESTATE, comprising nine acres of Land, situate in the Palish of rtatington, about s:x miles trora IPattringtnn. • The LOUTH DALTON W;TATF, consisting of 73 Acres of Land. Ciliate about sit miles (coin Beverley, and the same dis tance from Market Wit:iron. _ _ The SEATON ROSS Es PATE, comprising 103 Acre. of Landat Seaton Ross and flellby. 7 miles from MarketWeigettun. The !LEIGH TON ESTATE, consisting of a DwcUtog innim and '26 Acres of Land, about six miles from Bridlirgtun and 14 from Scarborough. The MOLESCROFT ESTATE, which is rimmed at /lever. pnd comprises•l2o Acres ; and if not previously ciisposed of by Private Contract, will also be Sold by Auction. A- DWELLING-HOUSE; with Stable, Garden, and three Roods of land at V;oodmanse.y, and the Tithes arising from certain Lands, containing atlout 1347 Accts in the Township[ of Woodmansey, 1 hew ne, Wee', Storkhill Sandholtne, and Plekton, within the Parish of Si. im of De ter ey, in the East Ridineof the Count,- of York. N. B. The Moitiseroft Estate will be Sold the first day in' 14 Lots, and the remaining part of the property the secoad day, In 12 Lots. Fur partioalars apply to Messrs. Graham, lilrderley, and Dom vine, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London; Messrs. Handley and Pearson, Solicitors Sleaford, Lincuirshire ; Messrs. Black and Chapman, Land Agents, Middle 'temple Hall, London; Richard Tosinsend, Esq. Newbury, Berks; lobd Lockwood, Esq. Beyer. key, Yorkshire ; the Auctioneer, Hitcher', Hens; and of Mr. 114tWOOd s licverley A 111137111 aforesaid. ' R.'- • A DJOINnta THE FLOATING HAAB° UR, BR lip% _ To BE SOLD BY TENDER, tsr a Term of 99 Years, commencing upon the inth day of September wet, determinable o ith three lives, to be named by the Less,:e, subject to a chief rent of IEI2 per annum, ALL that spacious Plot or Piece ri GROUN II, usually known by the name of the DEAL YARD, situat In the Pari.b of Temple, otherwise Holy Cross; Davin/ lb • Floating Harbour etl.the rorth-east 'ide, and the public ro a d o . Rteeet, called the Boron!' Via/Itt, on the south.e.eit side; con. taittine in lenrh, adjointvr the Float, 431 I. et and ranging Art; the road or Borottgl Walls feet 6 inches, and in dewh at the south-east end about ISO feet, and at the north-wat tad About it 60 feet. • .• •": • N. B. A substantial Quay Wall bas 1”: n lately built at a wet expenee, the wbote titian of the ground adjoining the Flashy Harbour. The above premise: will be Let ether in one Lot or ht three several Lots, to contain an equal frontage towards the rev. r. Any persons desirous of purchasing th • above, are reeueste4 to send ►eakl,offers for the same, sp.:cloying the price Coy • respectively be willing to give, either for the whole et fr of the allotments r.•apectieely, on or be the Ist day of next, to Mr. J. W. I .aett-sv.er, the Chnrchwarden,Temiee.s Bristol; or to hi. gars. Osborne and Ward, Eolieho.., d c ,* street. Liristol, on applicazion to w%otta, a plan of the Preml.4 and of the allotment; may be ..eez., f Awls of the wadies Lad. 44 - • further particulars linos% n. ON iI'RI:.C, DUEL • It is In Spring fobservet a t elebratet Pleyslelai) that tenni rutrainat tl,!..eascs come ante action; and If, at dila 11011.01.11,941 Were m adopt an alterative dirt, much hostas adstry wadi he pre% cowl" • rliE NUT .1 the AS TREE is not I way eery nourishing Sad pleasant •co the rows, bet as* experience lies 'roved it to be ii:ore car...titan canes, ; the Callititlttilla Sad I Cart% nr hloOd Oak the L.l•beo Mt: Leib or Sarsaparilla. People subject to etypt'ons or tie Ate, and 4 19C11 t are a y, Ditiues, Ass hroaricoir sneritp•itte t *its, btal sin Sassairas COCOA, a mos:ltivalualde inter of di- t. In the perk:sal:al works on MFG :scone st se'lly enlist out us use is sduptel by ferm' eminent P4l si...•.fs . It is odd ins ground sake r•rr g tin h. home snow , pi enact), peke us. 6d. per pound, by W. Grotrr, Strand. Ords.ss %um true Unitary *s•,s aceonspan.al Intik a remittance. CI LA1.1.2140k. MESSRS, CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late Majesty's Service, chatletsge the wn.,7e world to rove single Ins.ance wbere their MwEetne and method o: ?oftlega faile-4 of the ilesiral effect. The rracuce lit many ;can a this particulat branch of their rrufessiun las um giver rise s unsuccessful case. Several Noblemen at id Gentlemen, of the Pest revectability, havebeen ander the care of Messrs. Cure and Co. fat the mon' of coy phints of the Urethra, Strictures. Se.c. ar4,lesigg received a radical and permanent cure, request teat Matron, may be made to then; as satisfactory evidences of the decide! to. pertorny of Messrs. Come and Co.'s plan of crostini-tn. May of these Gentlemen have bad Strictures trait tea to twenty yews and bad been under the care of Mews. Home and Humilities and other INITSCO:t4 cf etpral embrace, s. ho atteropeed it. an '• by the application of the lunar ganstie, without success. MX/titiFl) WOMLN, who have.long been disappeased their expectations of a family. may b: ussueeid fibula most b. motel such defects are enable by medical and ahlseesb the sernoval of suckimpediments be an ahl-et of ioalst md CAIN taiqy with others, ye: slag cure. of stied defects, by tie graded Pc(Wreto of rester ion. es the arersinment of their sapttimee. Meosrs. Cur ar.l Co. may he consulted by either sea with de itreatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, Na. lia•tor.-Ganien. Far:eats in the country ar revered to Stae the particulars of tbeircase, age, and genet al habit of he. enclosing a remittausa C. advice and medicines, whoa thesuw be elven or tent to fro, eat: of thekfncilbni. VOL: 1 Ost 11.11HERC•L'S FEMALE PILLS. _ _ *. THIS celebrated Medicine has been long knows for its infillibie eficuy In rent. brag female awned= •inder which the sea are so apt to suffer at an early petiole! 111-, mil before the female constitution is entirely furmed; the same disuat.e, it Is well known, atwal s takes place after dwage of flay; the use o. 1)r. tO I'H::RGIL's FEMALE VILLS came hew strirgly reecormenekd to the notice of every Female at &sem • periwig; tette.: the girt is passing on ttrard womanhood, soil liablz to a variety of disorders from obstructiors; and afteswassik towards the turn of life, when the habit of ewer, woman sib gnes a change, ha that species of disorder Called Green Achim' .ehlch is denoted by a rale sickly eountena• as I procei from a general relaxation of the system, attended wi!li a twine ,and want of inclination to move, Fothergill's Female HU we a most sovereign remedy; they am ,n.l the tipettte, correct then ' dated state of the stura..ch and digestive organs, where there is Inclination for eating chalk, and die most u?isealthy trashl sal where, from Indolence of the patient, droplica/ eympwaisareipt to arise; they rem ee nervous bead-acids and gio4oess r shatwees of hreath,.and palpitations of the heart, and 'lithe otherwise( disorders which are connected with the above complain: To married women they are n-a kis hen •Ikia;, they beige - en the i constitut ion, give tone and Emmet' 10 the halk, sod Ire the Leg • restorative where the woman I. weakened by bad lyiep 121 he health impaired by too long suckling, or where she has Dees o Jett to frequent miscarriages. lit all these situations &Aires Female Pills may he regarded u the fenule sheet-amber de Ihealth, and resorted to as a never-failing eeme4 *plow t h e wee desperate and incorat.le diseases whi:h afflict thews; timbal& be in the. possession of every another and guardian d theyer.eg females as a tamily metUcine. Sul lat Mr. Binh r - F, 4. Cheap 4 0. e, earns rtf Paternoster-rwr, I.nttOon ; ar.d by nu.st Country bouksellers and Medicine Va. del boxes at !t. Pt each. .auv tut. VW HEN Men cf Education and professional sk7l • ace per ozeeeng ettleavours to discover the muttcde s u ccrtal.. nieth,el of :mu !og a less prevalVng thaeases, eke soars' ful result ot door experience is the best proof of s.perivrkf• Messrs. GOSS an-1 Co. giirgeuns, have been loducedte wake the cure ot the following the object of their particular midi, viii a certain Di-order, (rein !Ay contracted in I recinteut of Wiwi. cation. and its concomitants, :+triVISTAS and Glee's. AO Improved plan are speedily and effectualy cared; at a lso doe bilky, whether arising from. nuclear:akin indulgmees, long fwd.. dent' in warm cm:rages, or a secret solitary *ice, We handy porautd by the youth of both aura, in the one goig sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train finer you. diseases, which, if not murk; remedied, terminate in fa:- pre-nee and Consumption. In that it:stressing state of deMity deficiency, whether the coast qeence of such baneful bah'', dr arising from any other cause, by seh"ch the power. of thrived' tutfou become enfeebled, as regularly educated flutgeous of Us don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sowsl vigorous health. ' The result a a lone and extensive practice has enablei Ivies by a IttlretiOe 111e!': * 011: tO tt•IISOTO Vivere4l compla!rits, %Mlle& inve•erate or complicated, with° t subjecting the F-i tiel4 .. the least restrain in diet or esereise ; and ht recent limes where an early al :/icatton Is made on discovery of the Nifeedirde they freq uently perform A cure in the ' , bon space of two an. The unpr.cedeosed suceess'of their matte of °treatment Md. bas nt'ver been known to 111 in lite slogle Instance in A PM' site of 14 years, tiering which period mony thousand of both sexes - lace been cured, even after severe and blur"' methods bad been pursued by other Practitioners widows Induces them to thus publidy ofT.:- their advice. ef Messrs. Uo* and Co. exchodeely pie:attain fists y P 4 "'culer cer.platnts, 17 order tleat they nary net he, a mistaken GU., with the ohluquy Co lastly iatStred telre_llw",, empiric, think it but inn ice to themselves to stievtO_ta have been properly encated :fel initiated into every stare, , ' j ai the profession (certificates of wh — , from different hasphalig rap '" — test imontals from the most emblem ilitysiO.ans,t het le*, a. since any inquir e r), that the ulcers) tessilore trl e t r if p o w yours fi rst incbined them to quit toe prance of the IN, titiober; and they ptesume that stie!e preteonnes conairsw • .11/ 11.16 ground for the imprecedeete4 confer/eerie v,eit svbsee by .the public, hero sollheaalty honoured. reefea. Peacnts in the country are requested to state aide of their case, age, and manner of living, foaming s rew" for adrift and t ir ekbelnes and the sue* will be far swo p part of the kingdom—ZOO sad Co. Sasilesr!i. la. street, Fleet.' rect. • e_ LONDON' Pritred by Ilvet.ii.a r, Clue, skid at t Star off .v. Tiare-rat