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o I. PN UNIVERSITY of LONDON—SESSION MO- 51. 1.Ii) i rcb. /: ~-,--- --- N Aki. \ • .-7 -- A-------, ~,„,...A.23. cradtv, 0 ,unozakez„.o FROM THE L!'.1110V GAZETTE, Oa. 4 Y. • On Monday. the Ist of November, at Three o'Clock, Professor I.oso wiU deliver a LECTURE on the STUDY of LATIN Ind GREEK, and on the Method of Teaching those Languages in this University. On Tuesday, the 2d, at Three o'Clock. Professor Ds Minoan will deliver a LECTURE on the STUDY of the MATHEMATICAL net PHYSICAL SCIENCES, and on the Method of Teaching them in this University. On Monday, the Bth of November, at Three o'Clock, Professor Horns will deliver an INTRODUCTORY LECTURE on the STUDY of the PHILOSOPHY of the MIND and of LOGIC, and on the System intended to be adopted by him in Teaching those Subjects. There is Free Admission to these Introductory Lectures,' but by Tickets only, to be bad at the Office of the University. On Wednesday, the 3d of November, the following Classes will open : JUNIOR LATIN. Professor Kin, daily, except Saturday, from 10i to 12i TIM KING'S LEVEE LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, ace. 26. Notice is hereby OW" 1114 bet Itaicety grill bold a lave, at S.. Jatue%'s Palace. on Wednesday sew. the 34 of Nev. inhet, ntlil 1.4 t h e t o it, ming Wednesd a y (the loth of Noyetalser) s eich lay .11 RV, o.enek. i" V ( Ike regulations to he olo•erv-d sr r.'” %%Mt A* 1.14411C.1 The state apartments will not be open kw the reception at t .. !., • , rooting to Court. until half past nor o'clo•k. Gentlemen who are to be presented at the Les,. op We: ne.ilay the 10th nt November next, are to aeo.l their rum., n. tie 1.,r,t Cliamberlaitt's Office. according to the regulations, be:or, twelve on Monday, the Bth of November. N". 13,618. SATURDAY LVENING, On"'. 30, 14 iO. 71). • LORD GRF.AT CDANIBRRLAIN'S OFFICF.. HOUSE OF LORDS. ( 23. Al! 11:14041i desirous of being present tin the oeer.iun ni b•. Nlajestp opening Parliament, on Timidly. the 2410 t November • gil t rerestert to make application at tlti. Once, hetwecp the louts or eloOse and five o'clock on Saturday the ?.llth and im Mood t) rht Is of vembrr. SENIOR LATIN. Ditto Ditto 1S to 2 JUNIOR GREEK. Prot Loma Ditto 12& to 2 SENIOR GREEK Ditto Ditto 101 to 12. LEICESTER SQUARE. VERY SPACIOUS PREMISES. 'NOON ROAD. SOUTHWARK. Revivers, ihe Obeliak and rdelAant and Cal:le. Important FRIU:II4 HA) an.! I 0:41; I.PASVOOLD EST A T Professor Loxes will have a THIRD CLASS, for those who are pri vately prosecuting their Greek studies, which will meet twice a week, on Monday and Thursday, from 34 to 44. The Course will be separated into Two Divisions : the first will commence on Thursday, the 4th of November; the second, on the lit of March. Persons may enter for both or either Divisions. JUNIOR ENGLISH, Tuesday and Thursday, from 21 to 31. Sa turday, 101 to 114. SENIOR ENGLISH, Tuesday and Thursday, from 34 to 5. Sa turday, 94 to 101. JUNIOR GERMAN, Professor VON MUHLIINTELS, Monday, IVednesday, Friday, and Someday, 81 to 96, Aar ; and another Class on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 2. to 34. Saturday, 11 to 12. SENIOR (lERMAN, Professor Vow bieratr.zoroLe Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 3$ to 4i ; and another Class T uesday and Thursday, 84 to 94, a.m. Saturday, 9$ to 101. JUNIOR ITALIAN, Proles- or Paanzst, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 11 to 12. SENIOR ITALIAN, Professor PANIZZI, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,ll to 12. JUNIOR FRENCH, Mona. NIIRLILT, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 8 to 9, A.M. and another Class, on the same days, front 24 to 31. SENIOR FRENCH, Ditto, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 3$ to 41 : and another Class, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 8 tO 9, A.M. CALCULATED FOR A LARGE FAMILY; CLUB 110 USE, BOARDING HOUSE, &c. &c. MR. BROOKS respectfully announces that h e )11:4 re ceisedd instruction to SELL by AUCTION. On eh. PREMISES, Vn. 21, LEICESTER-SQUARE at One o'clock, unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty, Presenting to the estor.dist, and to the Grower, a-a Retail Dealers in Frrit and Vegetables, ('arc's, Ind Dwellers, as well as to the Public at silt., at, inirevnient not ex ceeded by any which for many years has b -en &Feted It, their mt. Peeresses. on announcing their in•cntion within the time above ye. cifiA, at beii;g present on this occasion, will have places reserved t... than in the House of Lords. No strai•gers will he ailmitt d. eccept by a tic►et subscribed I y I. Dept' , y Great Chamberlain. No Lady call he admitted •n:o the body of the House, etc, pt full drew. The doors will not be open brio/re twelve n'elock. (Signed) CHOI.IIONDELET. The LEASE for Yeats, at a low Rent, of 1401. per annum of a capital Family Residence, very pleasantly situate, No. ftl, on the East side of Leicester-square. Containing Four Stories or 1 bre." Rooms each, and in the Basement, Kitchens, and extensivu (Mice , behind which is a large Yard. Mr. BROOKS 1 , 3 s the honors to atitt)in:::,' AIT by Private Treaty, the. ST. GEORGE'S Bu - r,:mint MARKET. SI. UG I'ER- HOUSE, uticep -MA u, atesi!. and ERAS!' POUNDS - The GROUND RHNTS of Tviewy-que HOUSES, AND A VALOARLA It is presumed that a very largo income might be derived, -specially during the ensuing Season, by any party taking the Premises for a Boarding House. or to let nr in Apattmeats, (at which. from its con tiguity to all the Places of Amuseinenas and the Qi► nooses. and GoVeramseltt Mem, poessawly vilgebbs. Ilaw eiagsat Furniture mid Effects may be bad at a valuation. or will be Sold by Auction on the Premises. The Proprietor would not object to letting tl.e House furnished upon Lease to a responsible Tenant, and at a low Rent. ST. JAIVIRaII PALACE, OCT. 27. This da., the flarn.i Bttbw, Envoy Estranolinary ai,i Ilinktet niNteir.tort tr,,in UP. Kmg of Prussia, and the Clievalier de Zea inudez, 1:!,voy Est, aortlinsry, ail Mlniater Piet,ip,oeptivy fiorr ti Ki:ig of Spain, ht.! aniieners r..apectively of hit sje ty, t.. dlir lettall Pon , their Sovereigns; to which thq were int.rodueril I. •"^ Ey! of .16eTste..., hie Majesty's Principal S-netary of SLAW' I !.3, Afra • ni, Mll c )fl(Ide;•11 Sit Rll . leff K!• M ,•• • f.' a. • PLOT OF FREEHOLD BUILDING tit:DUNI), • Affording ample space for the Erection ot I Flub, Poultry, Piu mad Vegetable Market, Which, combined with the Butcher Market. will elerrd in extent any other in the 'Metropolis, as in the it will present AN AREA OF T:1111?.13. ACRES Upon which, by the Expenditure of £B,OOO. all limrm• of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS PF.It ANNUM may he realized. - - _ May be viewed, and Partiestars had of :Br. Brooks, Imil•surveyor, 28, Old Bond-weer. SF JAMES'S PA I,ACE, Orr. 17. This sissy the Priiiee tar !, Estn.mlttiary Pit nipotentiary from the King of th • l.rench ; • Catlin de I. t d..i• vev Estraordinary and Alinister Plenipmentiitry iroql he King oft Kingdom of tlti Two Skillet': the Count Bjoenstjerns , vyEx tr nary and Count Minister Plenipotentiary from the K•tn; of Swede : . Norway ; the COUtit Matuszewic ; Minister Plenipmentiary from the Ea: peror in All the Russia). ; and the Count Nlandelsloh, Envoy - tiinary alai Minister Plenipotentiary from the Kim; of Wurtemberg.:.. their first private audiences respectively of her Ma;..siy in those en..in tent; to which they were severally introduced by Earl Pow.% !ter jesty's Lord Chamberlain, and tom] . cted by Sir Rah .rt Chester, Master of the Ceremonies NORTH DURHAM AND NORTHUMBERLAND. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD INVESTMENT. A reference to the Map of London, will clearly prove that the Situa tion of this Property for an extensive Market stands unrivalled, anti within Three-quarters of a Mile of the Bridge., between the Obelisk and the Elephant and Castle, at each of which places Six great 'toads meet, and in the Triangle formed by the London, Borough, Southwark Bridge and Newington Causeway Roads, along which must pass, on their way to the London Markets, the immense supplies of Cattle, Fruit and Vegetables, front the luxuriant Counties of Kent, Sussex. anti Surrey,— ST. GF.ORG F.'S BUTCHER MARKET was Established in 1788, and a considerable trade has been carried on in the same. The great improvements now making by the building of the New Lot:don I Bridge, and the consequent destruction of many houses, to give room 'to the new approaches thereto, have already enhanced the value of, property, and it must he evident, that in a short time, the whale vacant ground lying between Southwark and the wealthy and populous Vil lages South and West thereof, must he covered with houses. It is singular, that whilst upward. of twelve great markets supply the inhabitants of London, north of the Thames, but one Vegetable, the Borough, and one Butcher, St. George's Market, should have hi therto existed with a populativn 14 200,000 souls, in a circle of two miles; in consequence of the lou Ily complained of war; of public accommodation, the Proprietor of these Estates has been induced to have Plans and Estimates made, for the purpose of improving the Butcher Market, and for erecting, on the vacant grout.d, a Fish and Poultry, Fruit and Vegetable M.ttk..t ; possessing all the indispt nsthle facilities of accommodation, viz. EXCELLENT INGRESS AND EGRESS. PERSIAN LANGUAGE, Professor Routs, Mondry and Thurs. thy. :s to 4. ARABIC LANGUAGE, Ditto, Tuesday and Friday, :5 to 4. SANSKRIT LANGUAGE, Ditto, Tuesday and Thursday, 4 to 5. HINDUSTA NI LANGUAGE, Ditto, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 4 to 5. JUNIOR HEBREW, Professor Hamm; Monday, Wednesday, - ..nd Friday, 94 to 104. SENIOR HEBREW, Ditto, same days, 104 to 111, or any hour between 9 and 5 which may blllt the convenience of the majority of the Students. CNE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTT FOUR ACRES, LET AT TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDIIF.D AND SEVENTY-FOUR POUNDS PER ANNUM. MR. BROOKS respectfully announces for SALE, by Private Treaty, the valuable Freehold Farm called EAST and WEST NORHA M MAINS, situate on the southern hank of the river Tweed, comprising superior Farm Houses and Boildings, in com plete repair ; and 904 acres of fertile Land, principally arable, in the highest state of cultivation, let to responsible Tenants upon Leases. at Rents amounting to .t 1675 per annum. This Estate is particularly eligible fir the Investment of Capital, as a considerable increase of rental may he expected upon the expiration of the present leases. Should a Purchaser be inclined to reside upon the Property. there are many Eligible Situations for Building, em bracing interesting views of the river Tweed, with its beautifully wooded northern banks, and of the ruins of the formerly important border fortress, Norham Castle—so often taken and retaken during the wars between England and Scotland. and rendered interesting re cently as the seat of Sir Walter Scott's poem of •' Marmion, or the Battle of Flodden Field," trom which latter place Norham is but a few miles distant. Game is abundant, and there is excellent salmon fishing in the Tweed. Also, the BOWSDKN-HALL and MOOR FARMS, distant five miles from Norham, in the Parish of Lowick, Northumberland ; comprising Farm Houses, Buildings, and Cottages, and Eight Hundred and Thirty-eight Acres of Land. let to responsible Tenants, at £899 pe► annum. This Estate contains inexhaustible Seams of Cual and Lime Stone. and claims considerable importance as a Mineral Property. Particular and Maps may be hid of Mr. Bauoxs. Lard Surveyor, 28. Old Bond.strert. Sf. JAMES'S PALA CE. OCT. 27. The Kinit was this d.y pleased in confer tumour of Knighli... • upon Ibinet Keys. Sstultord Esq. M A. Prnfrs.or of Greek in• •. University of Glasgow. King was ttd diy pir.)...41 to cont . . r the Is:mour of Knigho.,, • upon Edward William Curry .I.tlry, etc sin in 0 - Royal Nl, JUNIOR MATHEMATICS, Professor Da Momsam, daily, ex cept Saturday, 96 to 105. Saturday. 9to 101. SENIOR MATHEMATICS, Ditto, daily, except Saturday, 21 to 55. Saturday, 11 to 126. Professor Da AIOROAN will have an Evening Class, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. front 65 to 74, for the Elementary Branches of Mathematics, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and, should the pro. grass of those who attend admit of it, Plane and Spherical Trigonometry. This ClA's is intended principally for those who,e education is, in other respects, already completed. NATURAL PH ILOSOP II ..nd ASTRONOMY, Professor leaanxEß, Tuesday, Wednestlay, and Friday, at 31 to 4i. Monday and Thursday., 75 to 81 r. at. Title Course includes the Foaming subjects : AstroLomy, Mecha nics, Hydrostatics, Pneumatics, Heat, and Optics. Dr. LAstaxEs will deliver Three short Popular Courses in the Even. Mg, or. such parts of the Science as admit of explanation without Ma thematical Language. and adapted to those who do not desire to punue tile subjects snore minutely. The First Course will consist of Twelve Lectures on Astronomy, on Monday and Thursday, from 75 to 05. The First Lecture on Thursday, the 4th Nov. The Subjects of the Second Course will be Mechanics and Hydrostatics; Thud Course, Pneutna. :les, Ileat, and Optics. Persons may cuter for a single Course. PHILOSOPHY of the MIND and LOGIC, Professor Hoppus, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, 121 to 2. GENERAL JURISPRUDENCE, Professor Aurae, Tuesday and Thursday, 61 to 71 r.m. commencing on Tuesday the 2cl of November. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Moir firm, RostßT, Sloane -street. merchant. BRoong, 30,1 N, Twi.„; tl-green, bookseller. BINI fIW'T3. And abutting and adjoining; upon the line °lithe Lond at Ruud, and 41.1 the other principal Roads. The present Market is. and the intended Market w•iil be, FREE FROM THE HEAVY IMPOST OF TOLL Thereby creating a very considerable saving, as well as securing the whole controul of the Market, to the Butchers, Growers, Dealers in Fruit and Vegetables, &c. which, in other cases, acts so prejudicial to the interests of the occupiers, as well as to the public at large ; or. should it be deemed desirable, by an application to the Legislature, it is presumed, these Estates may be established a chattered Matket. Further Particulars, with Lithographic Plans, may be had of Messrs. Robinson, Hine, and Robinson, Solic.tors, Charter-house-square; and at the office of Mr. Brooks, Architect and Land Surveyor, 28, Old Bond-street, where plans, elevations, and sections. upon a large scale of the intended Improvements, may be seen. IMPORTANT ACCOMMODATION TO CAPITALISTS. LAND-lIOLDRRS, AND SOLICITORS. MR. BROOKS tenders his respectful acknowledgments to the Nobility and Gentry fur the liberal share of Favors con ferred on hi. Establishment dating the last st years, and encouraged by Capitalists who have favoured him with instructions to invest va• riots. amounts In the purchase of Landed Property to au extent ex ceeding Five Millions, and by Commissions for the sale of Estates ex ceeding in value Two Millions, together with the letting of numerous hiansions, Cottages, and Farms, in all parts of the kingdom. He has adopted a plan which he ventures to hope will facilitate the objects of ►is employers, and remove the generally complained of want of in. form..tiun, relative to Property, which has hitherto prevented the ex peditious sale or purchase of the same. ENGLISH LAW, Professor Amos, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 6. to 71 P.M. except in Term time, when the hour will be from 61 to 71, commencing Monday the Bth of November. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, Dr. J. GORDON Swim, Mon day, Wednesday, and Friday, 71 to 81 Lis. commencing Monday Bth of November. PRANKS AND CO.'S PATENT BEAVER HATS. rr HESE HATS, being manafactutel of tho most choice 1. material., are more durable, light, and lasting in their colour, than any hitherto invented ; they are made Waterproof by a process of stiffening with elastic gums before they are dyed, and will, upon trial, be found the lung elegant and economical Beaver Hats that have ever been offered to the Public. They are sanctioned by the King's Royal Letters Patent, granted to ROBT. FRANKS and Co. Manufacturers and Sole Patentees, and sold by them at 18s. 21s. and 245. each, at 140, Regent Street, and 62, Red Cross Street, London. LIVERY HATS, 16s. to 18s. POLITICAL ECONOMY, Professor MacCuLt.ocu, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, ICi l to 11e, commencing Ist of February. ZOOLOGY, Professor OW; Daily, except Saturday. commen ting Ist of January. BOTANY, Professor LIIIDLET, Daily, except Wedn e sday, com mencing lit of April. The General Library and the Law Library are open, for the use of the Students every day, except Sunday, from Nine in the Morning; the General Library until Five ; the Law Library until Nine o'Cluck in the Evening. Further particulars relating to each Class, together with the Fees payable by Students and others, may be had at the Office of the Uni versity ; and at tile following Booksellers :---Taylor, 30, Upper Gower street ; Ninuno, 27, Upper Gower.street ; Longman and Co. 40, Paternoster-row; Baldwin and Co. 47, Paternoster -tow; Parbury nd Co. 7, Leadenhall-street ; Jennings and Chaplin, Cheapside ; Richardson, 23, Cornhill ; Fellowes, 7.9, Ludgate -street ; Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Church-yard; Underwood, 32, Fleet-street; Black, Veung, and Young, 2. Tavistock-street ; Smith, 172, Strand; Wyld, 7. Charing Cross; Knight, 15, Pall Mall East; Treuttel and Co. Soho-square ; Murray,so, Albemarle-street ; Ridgway, 169, Pic cadilly; Gardener, 163, Regent-street; Ballicre, Regent-street; Tensplernan, 18, Percy-street; Alexander, 3', Great Itussell.street ; C..now, 16. Prince's-street, Soho. By order of the Council, Oct. 14, 1830. LEONARD HORNER, Warden. Mr. Baooxs has undertaken, at his own expense, carefully to keep a Register of all the Estates, Farms, Residences, Manors, &c. an nounced to be Sold or Let throughout Great Britain and Ireland, and periodically to print an kaki to the same, the Third Number of which will be published on the Ist of November, and will be forwarded, Gratis, to applications post free. The information contained therein is derived from the weekly extraction of all the Advertisements trona 250 London and Provincial Newspapers, and from a most extensive correspondence with Capitalists, Landholders, Solicitors, and Land Agents, in all parts of the kingdom. The Particulars of Property are registered Gratis at his Office. Estates offered •to Salt by Auction for the usual Private Contract Commission, if sold, and the deposit lodged with the Veudors' Soli citor, Banker, or in the Bank of England. From two to ten guineas, exclusive of expenses, if bought in. Appraisements, Land Surveying, and Architecture. The demand for Town Residences daily increasing, Mr. BMOCS so licits the particulars of any to be Let or Sold, and he has many Coln missions to Rent and Purchase. Estate Agency Office, '2B, Old Bond Street. THE ASIATIC JOURNAL FOR NOVLSIBER. THE ASIATIC JOURNAL fur the present Month, be sides the usual quantity of hliscellaneous Intelligence up to the latest date, frau Briti►h and Foreign India, China, Australasia, &c. contains a Variety of Original Papers, including a final Examination of the Evidence ou the China Trade—An Account of Oulkar, a ce/e. butted place of Hindu Pilgrimage.—Tha Occurrences at Kittoor, tu IC24.—ikvics-. of Mrs. Colonel Elwood's tiverliahl Journey to India, anti Mr. Hughes' Travels in Greece, &c. &c. Published by Parbury, Allen, and Co. 7. !Rodent:all Street, and sold by all Booksellers. Just prl)l6beJ, Piic: 12,. bound io Morocco. with a Portrait of Young Napoleon, altar Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1. THE CAMEO; a Melange of Literature and the Arts, principally selected from the Bunt: ; containing Fifteen I ..aarut Engravings, Nine of which are from celebrated pictures by the Litt Sir Thomas Lawrence ; •is. Young Napoleon—Wiii Murray —Master Lambwia—Miss Thayer—Lady Walisrourt—his late Ma jesty-- Master Lock—Mrs. Arbuthnot--Ada, • Portrait of a Child -ho the Family of Sir Walter Scott and the Bag Piper after Wilkie— with others Stothard, Boninyton, &c. The Literary Contributiuns ..re by the must distinguished writers, including Sir Walter Scott, San. Southey, Coleridge, Lamb, Mont. turnery, Bowles, Mrs. Hennas. Miss Landon, .Vise ice. 2. THR ALDINE EDITION of the BRITISH rows. with Portraits and Original Memoirs, price be . each volunse.—VoL I. and 11. Burns.—Vol. 111. and IV. nmson.—Vol. V. Collins—Vol VI. Kirke Whitv.—Vol. VII. and VIII. Cowper. William Earring, Publi,iier, Chancery-lane, London. TOWERS' CIIL3IU,AL SOLUTION OF CAMPHOR. THIS elegant ()lc:partition of one of the best Medicines 1 1 of the whop ti a.ria Medial, by which pure Camphor may be ;:ven in the Sold Mimi of a draught or julep. It thus produces te r:a:Mug sleep, eves pun, calms the system, removes ream colds, aftt wv often be given with effect where opiates wholly faiL Prepared by John Towers, professional chemist, and told in buttle, 2s. 9d. 4s. Gd. arid Ifs. by Almsts. BUTLER, chemists, Cheap -le, corner of tit. Ratl's ; Savory and Co. I.sa .--, New Ilunthstreet, and Regent.str-et • t Whig, 26, Oxford-street ; Bayley and Co. 17, i,,,ekopor.our e et Winetts, 61, Bisnopsgate Without ; Chalk, 47, Aim:mice ; Easum, 27, Ahlgate ; tkiltng, 159, Borough; and at ~,c kyer's Magnesia Warchouse, 237, Totte n h am Co u rt Rood. Of . ium may he had 'rowans' SrosiActi lc ESSENCE Probably the and most certain sedative and antispasmodic ever presented to iLiie notice, and most effectual in nervous palpitations, difficulty of bknhing, and hys , etic a&ctiuns. It calms al.(' allays nervous irrita bility, warms and conaolts the stomach, arid relieves it from the pain tor uppressiol occasioned by wind. In buttles,at 2s. ;M. 4s. Gd. and Ils. HERTFORDSHIRE, TWENTY-SIX MILES FROM BISHOP STORTFORD, IMPORTANT FREEHOLD INVESTMEN Land Tax Hedeemed. Comprising an Elegant Mansion, Park, and sundry fertile Farms, in the whole 1551 acres. let at 2200 per annum, paid punctually by a worthy and industrious Tenantry, to whom an arrear has been un. known even during the last two years of agricultural depression. The present po . . parts . iv'th this Estate solely to concentrate his property m a distant County, where the bulk of his Estate happens :o he. R. BROOKS resrctfully announces fur SALE by IVA. AUCTION, at the dart, opposite the Bank of England, on TUISDAY. the 30th of November, at Twelve. in One or Six Lots, un. less previously disposed of by Private Treaty, the hanchumie 3lansion culled MOOR PLACE. Seated on an eminence in the centre of a finely timbered Park, command• Mg vies s over a fertile 'valley, intersected by the Trout River Ash, tt.waids the hills, covered with Hanging Wood. belonging to the &tau. It is needless to describe the different avenues of stately Limes and Elms, or the niagniticene Oaks and Wilderness, which adorn the House OTOUntIP• Moor Place is in complete repair, the interior pre. =Wing every comfort ; combining a lofty spacious Dining Saloon 34 fret by 22, (Drawing-room 32 by 25, Library and Alusic-rooms, noble En. trance and Inner Galls. ample Best and Servants Chambets, extensiee Offices, Coach-houses, Stabling, Pleasure Grounds, Walled Garden, Penn buildings, Jec. Park and House Pam 222 Acres, Aet at £450 per annum. The Yew Tree Farm 11:i Acres, I. tat £l5O, (Tenant's Imseily have eccupied 60 years). Bratals Farm. 134 Acres, let at .£174, (occupied 40 years). Hadlutin Guided Residence, with Coach.hou..e, Stabling, Pleasure Gromitis, and 3leade.w on the banks of the Ash. —ln hand.-I:,,dilant Mill Farm, 161 Acres), let at £202 (occupied 24 years). Iladhain Cross Malting, let at I:30. Ilaelhani Cross .I.res, let at £4B (occupied by the present tenant 30 !e a rs.) The Hill Farm, 112 Acres, !et at stAlo (occapied 40 years). Uppareis }'arm. 79 Act.., let at 1111. Egnells Farm 263 Acr e s let at £28.1 (occupi.•el CU yearr.). Clenton's Farm, 273 Acres, let at £270, esa.upied 37 years, aced sun. dry Meadows. 41tc. This important (.state is situate at Great Iladliani, advantageous for Markets. Three miles (mu. Bishop stortfotd, seven from leVare, nine from Ifertford, Sec lion' llucl.ertll, 8 Rom Hoeldesdon, and being half way between the Meuoions, Newmarket, and Cambridge, renders it a most desirable acquisition to th e mercant il e , s p ott i ng , an d literary cha racter, as we 11 as an excellent investment. The land is fertile, beau. tifully undulated, and intersected by capital roads, and by the Trout River Ash. The valley bar , been surveyed fur the purpose of carrying a rail road from Loi.don to Manchester. Game is abundant. Three packs of lloutals within rtitt.h. Printed particulars ni3y be :tad of Messrs. Inner and Mott Solicitors, Much liailinetn. and of Mr. Brooks, Land Surveyor, 28, Old Bond street. PLATE. -A. B. SAVORY, 14, Cortihill, Loudon, OPPOSITE TIIE RANI Or ENCILAND, The best wrought Fiddle Pattern Silver spoons and t Tkr oz. Forks . ... . i 7!.. 2d. Ditto King's Pattern ditto The following are the weights in general use, but the articles may he had liglrer or heavier at the same price per °ono:. Average weights of Fiddle pattern, os. at £. s. d. 12 Table Spoons 12 Dessert ditto ... 12 Table Forks 30 10 15 0 12 Dessert ditto 20 7 3 4 2 Gravy Spoons . ..10 311 8 1 Soup Ladle - 311 8 4 Sauce ditto 4 Salt ditto gilt . ... .• • 1 0 0 1 Fish Slice, pierced .. ...... ......... .. 2 10 0 12 Tea Spoons 1 Pair Sugar Tongs, strong . ..... . U IS U Average weights of King's pattern. os. at £. s. 1. 12 Table Spoons .. 4O 78.6 d. 15 0 0 12 Dessert ditto ...26 915 0 19 Table Forks 12 Dritsert ditto.. 2 Gravy Spoons • • •• • 11 410 0 1 Soup Ladle 4 Sauce ditto .. 4 Salt ditto gilt, strong . . 2 5 0 I Fish Slice 12 Tra Spoons. 1 Pair Sugar Tongs IN THE MORNING OF LIFE, w h en the blanditill aunts of passion " take the reason prisoner," it is an evil more to be lamented than wondered at, if, In the vortex of deceptive pleasure, the unhappy traitor again.t the laws of nature pays in lonely disappointment a fearful exaction for his rebellion, in the compromise of his mental as well as bodily powers. To all persons so circum. &tented as to require the professional aid of men of experience, whose time has been for twenty years studiously arid successfully devoted to the complaints arising num nervous debility, whether natural or acquired, GOSS and Co. proffer the most consolatory assurances. The youth who has enervated his frame by the strangely fascinating sin, which the poor victim of folly will too readily comprehend without further description, may find relief from his misery, and be kindly taught to regain his lust place in the scale of creation. The sufferer who, from another extreme of isidulgenc bas, with unhashful forehead, wooed debility, may learn to renovate nature and repair his abused constitution. The man of pleasure exposed to and suffering from Lue& Venerea, however aggravated by malpractice of the quack. or the concealment from diffidence, may find certain restoraatoiii , and finally in cases where the delay of a connubial pledge has almost ex tended ili.appolntineiii rn dispair, they offer to the married tom.* those hopes which she can reasonably appreciate. Messrs. GOSS . nil Co. are to he consulted, as usual.. very 'lay, at their house ; 41 , 0 P.iiients in the remotest parts of the Comury can be treated succes.iully, describing miusitefy the cas.2, and enclosing remittance toe Advice and Medicine. No difficulty can occur, as she Medicine will be securely packed, and carefully protected learn ober' vation. GOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons No. 11, Poiuverie-street, Fleet-street Loudon. g - Just published (Twentieth Edition,) 1. The &GIS of LIFE, a familiar commentary on the above shwas's; 2d, The SYPHI LIS''', a popular treaii,e nn lues venerea, &c. Zd, HYG El A NA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. Alay be had at 23, Nter nostar-row, London ; Potter, 72, Graftun.street, Dublin ; Trust gate, Glasgow ; 9, Carlton -street, Kdixburgb ; Wrightson, Dimling. ham ; Duffield, Bath ; Reid, Bristol; Weller, Cheltenham ; Leder, Brighton; Wood, Huntingdon ; Hatt, Cambridge ; Trewsnan, Exeter ; Deck, Ipswich; llotssou, Leeds ; Gore and Son, Liverpool ; Sowler, Manchester ; Platt and Todd, Sheffield ; Bacon and Co. Norwich ; Haldon and Lowndes, and Slatter, Oxford; Brodie and Dowdilig,! Salisbury; and of all booksellers. Price 51. each. RUDD. HENRY, and UTZ. THOMAS, Star and Garter-yard, Batelle': • highwry, colour makers, to sur►ender Nov. 5. 19, and Dec, 10.4' two, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornis, Messrs. Vat• dercora and Comyn, Mph-lane, Cannon-street. ROACH, RICHARD SMITH, Cateaton-street, cap.manufat !jive, Nov. .• . at one, 12, and Dec. 10. at two, at the Court of Commissioner a.- Attorney, Mr. Nias, Copthall•court. Tbro;:morion.streer. War , FRANCIS SHIPARD, Linkfield-lane, Isleworth, plumber, N..- 9, at two, 5, at three, and Dec. 10. at two at the Court of Conon... 'loners. Attorneys, Mr. Loveland, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lan• , and Mr. IL Parnell, Islewnrth. LONGOKM, &MOIL, Finch-lane, Cornhill, wine-merchant. Nov. 5.1 and Dec. 10, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attoriie Alessrs. Trehorn and Baker, New Inn, Strand. GAMUT; Gamine, High -street. Mary-la-bonne, victual'er, Nov. 5. and Dec. 10, at ten, at the Court of CO trinii•Ormer,. Attor..• Mr. Rye, Golden-rqu,re. WALKER, THOMAS, Bughrooke, North rmpronshire, vi:tualler, Nov .• at nine. it. at twelve, and Dec. 10, at tan, t tine Court or Comm: sinners. Attor.rev, Mr. George Vincent, King's Bencir-w Temple; and Mr. George Co kr, Northampton. Laing, Juror, Great Queen-street, Liticolti's coaehn• Nov. 5, at one, 12, at three, and Dec. 10, at two, at the Court Coromi-sioners Attorney, Mr. W. H. Crosse, Sem y qtr Strand. WILD', Joint, Osford-street. hatter, Nov. 5, at two. 12, at o;:e. a. Dec. 10, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attn. n Messrs. Hill and Randall, Welbeck-ii reef, Cavendi-h- , quare. EASTMAN, HOW JUN. Rood-lane, Fe•nchurch.street, br, ker, Nov. 1 ' 19, and Dec. 10, at twelve, at the Court of Coninii.sioers. Atter. neys. Nlessrs. Sheffield and Sons, Present street. Monate', „Tome, Peckham, Surrey, matter-mariner. Nov. 5, at torch; 12 and Dec. In, at one, at the ('nun of Commissloners. Attor,e• Nlesers. B •xiadale, Tatham, Upton, and Johnson, King's Arne • yard, C. lenian.sirevt. CLAMP, Cu.saces, 01.1 Graveldane, corn-dealer, Nov. 12, 19, so Dec. 19, at rwelv,•, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney Messrs. Brookill ....l Sun'. Lombard-street. Nears., 1. mascas, Cam:omit, Cornwall, victualler, Nov. 14, 15, at : Dec, 10, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorney• 4 Nirscrs. St.:veits, and Flower, Gray's Inn-square; and NI. M. Perkins. Bristol. KIRKPATRICK, Jo!. Clitkeror, Lancashire, wine merchant, Dee. • . at Live, 2, at tell, mid Oct. 10, at twelve, at the Brownlow ter. Inn, Cirlien.re. Attorneys, Sir. Beverley. 1, Verui.m-buridirre • Gray's Inn-square ; and Mr. Trappe', Clitherue. DIVIDENDS. Dee. 19, :1.'.1. flow, Eastern Wharf. Adelphi, c0.,1 merchant, nine, at the Court of Commlsnoner -Nov. 8, W. Goodhugh, lord -street, bookseller, at twelve, as the Court of Commissionet s- Nov. 19, A. Giani. New Cavendish.strett, Portland-place, mu. puh!isher, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners-Nov. 23. J. Bowl, • , Balsham. Cambridgeshire, grocer, at three, at the Court of Commissie, err-Nov. 19, 0. Paul, East Grinstead, Sussex, plumber, at ten, at t: Court of Commissioners-Nov. 19, R. Tucker and 'l'. Tucker, Tow-. Royal, stationers, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners-Nov. 19, J. Palmer & W. Briuch,Lawrence-isne,wholes de drapers, at twelve, at t' Court of Commissioners- Nov. 19, T. Gamma, Mark-lane, corn fact • at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners --Nov. 19, R. T. Creech. Bouverie-street, Fleet -street, printer, at eleven, at the Court of Cot. missioners- Vim. 19, J. A. Palmer, Lawrence-lane, wholesale drape at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners-Nov. tt6, R. Tylecote, Cr, Haywood, Staffordshire, surgeon, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, Staffs -Nov. 22, 6. Cromack, Arniley, Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth macula. turer, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds-Nov. 25, Rev. S. V. Perkins. Stockton, Warwickshire, clerk, at eleven, at the See.. hhatel, Warwick. (7kRTIFICATRS—Nny. 19. T. Smith, Mason's 11111 Farm, Kent, sbeep;esman—B Salo Liverpool, jeweller—G. P. Drake, Stepney Green, carpenter— . Young. Swan Brewery, Osborne street, Brick-lane, Whitecisal common brewer—W. Sadler, Darriord, Kern, lime merchant_ Robotism). James street, Covent-garden, coal merchant—J. Yuu. . Manchesier, honer-11. Lewis, Bridgnorth, Shropshire. intikeepei - . J. Buckley, Manche ter, gingh..m monsfacturer—A. Armstrong, P... • rich, Cone' eland, grocer—FL Nudger', Ludlow, Shropshire, bank,. —F. Hacker. I - bellow —well, Liu -crescent, builder. PA'U'LA I PS 1) I SSOLVRD. T. Cocker and Co. Ilathersage, Derbyshire, wirenfrawere- George ;,sid 6. Watkins, Lingbarne, Carmarthenshiee, wuoll. drapers--W. Buns and C. Smith, Sheffield, silver-platen-1 Clot • and J. Sam'erson, Newcastte..upon-Tyne, Batinn .. J. S nib, Wimborne- Dorbetshire, land-sureeyors—J. Ansi, U. J. Rust, Swalfbasn, Norlulk, carper.ters—J. Umph. .n.l J. Uniol..lby, Skinner -street, wo•Uen-drapers—J. I .. thee ,ry and W. Withers, Tyer's Gateway, Bermondsey, Surrey,wn.. staplers—J. James and J. Atter, Loudon, merchants—W. Gray sm Cu Gibraltar, merchants, as far as regards D. Annan. 6ENF.RAL AVERAGE PRICK OF BRITISH COHN, 111PWIT•TION) nir Ole IVeek ended Oct. 1/2, 1830, made up from the Herbst i. Eh. inept eters iu lir itiffetent Cities and Towns in Kngland and Wel, Imperial 11.1eneral Weekly Average. Wheel... 61.. 6d. I 0W... 2.35. 2d. I Beans— 38.. lid Daley .. 551. 104. U t ye 34t. 661. Peas .. 41 r. 10J. Aggregate Average of Sit Week, 'Awls rearms Duty. . . Wheat.. Ile. 7d. Oat,.. 2 41 44. 6d. I Beans.. 464. 4.. Mirky .. 144. 6,1. kyr.... 531. 1141. I Peal'... 41.. 44. . I l' ICR 'OF SUGAR. AVVIne Price of riauwts or Niurecovaca• -• *Nuts, computed the Returns node an the Week eliding the 26th day of October, rfrr• is vss. Sad. per cwl. exclusive of the Duties of Customs patdwe pey'ai • thereon on the importation thereof iuw Urea , lkit.m. [The tiorefe also contains Addresses of Condolence and Cool i s • tulation to his Majesty, from the Corporation of Dubno, the , • and Elders or the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, .1. County of ('41111 1 ;411, the I:reeloasiins of Lancashite, Yorkshire, o Nottingham; and to the Warn, front Wtym, uth, Levies, , and the Ladies' Soci.ty vt Manchester.)