Star. — London, England, 1817-08-23 00:00:00

5..1:141 • ' 10 0 . t o. • 410 • • r i • 2 / 4:4 it 4, 44 * • i'lt*: • • moart 44 • • - g‘ • • )• ); ti•v,i 4.7410 0 L -4# kk- fat v.,- (•.‘litILR. 951.1. rib.... SATUIWAY, AUGUST 23, ! Pali 11 -PrTier• OFFILE CoItInVANLE, Avian, 11117. THE PRINCIPAL, OFFICERS of HIS MA• FSTr, ozmuree.E do Amt., That Proposals be r.ceiired at tiara:- tiCire in l'al•Virr, sr. 'WEDNESDAY, the &I tit pt-.liter next, from math P..r.orta -s tray be desirous of purchs•lng any quantity of the fallowlr g ..rvieeable Ordriarce, blot and iron, now I)ltag in Cie Royal leml at AV tr.t with, viz. Torts. fins" Ordnance sots Cast-iron Clonal and Ntartars 409 Civataartati Round Slot Dons.,!e laeaalea hanyrtrred Shot • 40 Wret,:..ll- and l'a,i :ma - 70 The whole aai the Ariacles may I,e viewed upon applicailon to Ist respect ise,Officers of the Ordcancl, at the Royal Arstttal, IR Woolwich; and the Terms ant Condi:sons for the purttiase rsq be seen at the tecretary't Office, in Pall• Mall aforesaid, Lap between the hours at len and Faahr of Clock. I,y Order of the Ilnatart, R 11. Sed OFFICN OF OR liNdAt:ll, 14._1617. 'TIM PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Mr Md. MTV's OR 31. 1 1.1NCE. Is ksre4y Owe Maks, lbat sub Per.+4.l a+ RIO be willing to Contract for REPAIR ING ihe PIER of LYME RE6I6 HARBOUR, may he fur• rl-bed with a pre fir: aloe and Terms of Contract, by applying et the Ogler of ertlnanre, London. at the' Engineer's Office, Ilyn•ortli Dojt, Gr to Captain Fagan:re, Royal Engi. avers, Lyter egs.s. . The work 101 cm:stet of about 70,000 cubic fe...t. of Ashlar Stone, in teems (rad' Stone to weigh at bast ono ! an) . back.d eidde about . 100,0110 :Ate feet of Cow-;coot, which it permi• test to been:levied near tl.e spot : (Se Work to he commenced +Ton ymytt u diatay, to be ezeauted Ie a' subs+Antial and workinanllke •anannort, in the aitl.faction of the Boats! of Ordnance and the OfEoseeempleyed undertholr direction ; and to be camplete lon er %dote the its: day of July s Ist!. The.Proposala mast be dtrl tum! at the Seetetary's Office in Par-111411 aforesaid, on or before MOND.IY,. the Ist day of ,Eeptimsber neat. sta!ed up and marked " Proposals .for the Re. N pade ot.tbit Pier at Lyme Regis;" but no tender can be admitted after dip Irt September. at 12 o'elock at noon of that day. Ily Order of the Board, • R, O. CREW, Ss mart,. C !CARROLL, th e Cnntnactor for the present ' Iljr..l.ottery,has the greatest pleasure in o % )iervf.^: the genera/ satisfaction afrordtd by the 'schema. This has been evinced by the timid Sale ofthe Tickets, which, a• such an early period of s'ie lsrten, ea: only ails.. from the circumstances of there /trios from Number, (~fily 'i , ,Chto), and the probabi'i:y of their bet,4; all siihi loos be :,re the :ell of •• , EP TENlLitit, the ',Jay of Draw• . 1 bun!) tt.ii is co .trail a I.o*tcry, It cosraitio ... Prizrs of ... ,C;f; 000 no • •4 ........ 4,f• 00 • 2 ...... es I i (XIO SCO, .Cc. Bce: " AnJ the abowo .tt 4,4m0 Pe;ze.• will each be entithd ro :(4,000 mitre, they will in effect be the -ane: if they were both drawn the olif•fe•hioleti favourit,: Tit'aes ref ..:0.)110. As there are Two 'Mete* of •eac'i Nunibet, Adventurers, by making A Double lotirchas , :. at G CA RSOLL's Orates 7, Coais- Bud.. and Yti, Geri's!) STtEgT Where the last X s o , ooo Pau wy St , itl, may obtain a •••agtoficent Capiml of rust I y i IiotI:,AND POUNDS! • REPORTS IN COMM:IN PLEAS. This day was puhliohed, price sa. Vol I. Part. I of EPPWI'S CASES argued and determined in the LOUR I of COMMON PLEAS. By JOH.% DANLY MO' )R E E.g. of the Inner Temple. Editor of /fa • Analytical lhgest-d Indes to the Ternt Report', Contaioing Cases in Hoary Term, 57 Gen. 111. •.• These Report. are in continuation of Mr. Marshall's, aa:l will be regularly pathiloo.d at the and of each Term. • The Cases &ode.' Esser and I'l-Miry rams are In the P•tat and will be puhl•sliet m •tii: eattr , e of this Vacation: Printed I.•r Chad's,. Hunter, I.lw Boukseller, Bell-yard s Littrh:t.'s Ins. NINCE'S SEP MONS. • This dal were published, in Tien Vol* price 81. Vol. I a new Edition, Vol. 11. a new Volume. QERVIONS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS and OCCASIONS, with an Address to the Members of the Church of Etir land un the nree,sity of n regular Ministry. • ily the Rev. JOlilki NANCEM.D. Revor of Old Romney, and Master of Minted !shoal, Ken!, and late Fellow of I,Vorceiter Colter, Osbud. Prirted for Messrs. Rhiestons, at. Chureb-yard; and mold by all Booksellers. _ BY HIS MA JE..TY'S ROYAL I.E FTERS_ P %TENT. T METCALFE'S PENETRATIN (, HAIR WI • BRUSHES, for • all hinds of Uses. The universal recep tion and unhounsied Patronage- I beyond all parallel) given to these New invented Brushes, by all rank+ in Society, is a wonderful in , :snce of their excellence over every ether implement fur Cleansing the Head from `'turf, ther_by strerittlieni.ng, beautify ivr, and promoting the growth of the I•lair. As lltirse they are 'approved and rezomminirled by Prole•sor Colman They are alike esteemed for all k.nds of ipercnnal Uses, and for all Doliseefic Purposes, wherein a greater drgrve of cleanliness telll prevail, and combioe economy with exi,selii ion. They art alto of the greatest enfiseqnence for Mann fac .ure and Machinery, •and are highly appreclated by a riumher of the first Artisans in rite Country ; the superiority of the Patent Brushes is 60 great, that (in comparison) all ctbers are wholly uselesa, as will be proved on trial Patent Brushes lire wartanzed free it on; whale bone, or any adt.lteratior, gni at the same Trice as genuine Brushes heretofore made. To be hail retail of the PATEN CPU, No. SS, Gar AT MART. tit-BOWttr-STRILT, PORTLAND PLACZ, and a: ne':), Oxgoan STREET; and all respiictahk venders of finishes in the Coned Kingdom. Some fraudulent Shopkeepers' haein/ irposal nn the Public, both in price and quality, by sdliog spurious ilras:he% please to ask for .1. IVIETCAI.FE'S Pill ENT BRUSHES, and yes that each Bruph has the Pa•entee's :ztampimpreoed on it— `' Mt rcatrr, PAT:NTEL," With die: Royal I:isigni?.. Whole sale Orders to be addr is:sed to NIETCALFE and KENT, 49, Dran-streer, Soho; ur T. u. Kent, Poultry. I.nn Inn. DIXON'S AN'fILILIOUS PILLS. VITIATED Bll,li is the fruitful source of all those disorders which act on the Stomach and Bowels, occasioning Indigestion, n, Flatulence, Headaches, Spasms, awl a variety of other all, ttions, the conseptence of tkonlered acti.nt hf tt.e Liver and BiliAry Organs. These Pills ignite every recommendation of milt: operation with successful effect ; and requiring im restraint or ctniinement during their use, are in 1 . articutar a li&Ottt valuable stud convenient Medicine for 4 :vlBkt:ten of the Army ur rlavy , and Travellers. In truth:al entates +elicit the consequences of ret!uttclan• and vitiated Bih ar,: so prtvaltnt a:, d ,:Laming, they are an effectual protectiot. twin those evils.—Th,:y ore likewhie peculiarly calculated to cor rret tbsortlers angina front excesses of the table, and to sebtoce t'..e injured tent Otte stomach. &kit It bemm 4e• (+rt. oi. I is. and 24i (by Appointment) bl R. Itorn.ta and Pons, Chi miats, No. 4, Chearide, corner or st. Pstur, t..hu relit-ford t Svuler, 150, Olford•street ; Shuttlewonh, opposite t..e East-India flotue, leaderhall-skeet ; Wrightz i d eftp Ms+, liigh-street, Borough; and Sy the principal z bi- erg sod pruggigs ever' City and Town in tlinlftgdon. " SALES BY AUCTION.. I PORT OF PLY mount • • TO DE .SOLD HY AUCI lON, , i 37 Orier of the Hominnble the rommbrionars of his Majesty's L eti•mtna. on TVILIAT, the 9th of September, 1817, at Teu i i..011,:k an tits Foratesun, at the Custom IT vise In this Port, riliiE UNDER- MENrIONI.I) GOODS: I VIZ _'- --•. _ ___ 21211 lbs. apaiiish Witol • if Von Anent, SS . &mar Canal) , A Pieces Ropes sod Hawser 3 Tea XL Mir limber 5 - Puri,- I Mug 7 'lob -Teo a IDitto Pieces 1 Coiree I Donis of Charts 226 Sa't i Gad itprwitlu l t Watehes 2117 Coat Skins • 1 Dint and lifitterialst Good. &livered up fur the &les and that twee big in the Warehouses over the time allowed by.laer. -A Qoantitir of Win., Spirits, and other Ottodu soda small tratittty to Tubat.eo AALLS. , N.B 1 h.. C,xnit ahnve-ment;nned will hi: set up in several Lou, rn•l soh: to the Heim Bidder. Att.:Waller wtll h.- given it the Coition horse aforesed, for vi , w.t.g and taring the same, three flys before the day of bale soli. Itt i CKq.-FREMIOLD AND rrnitt-FREE. DRAY I'OWPARSLOW, between AYLESBURY, WINS LOU", and LEW, 1 i ON.BOZZARD. Cank3l DAIRY LANDS cnd AR.A BLE FARMS, Lligiblerncluvesting Money. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At G3rraway's C.fide-liouse, in Exchanipalley; Coinhill, Lon don, on Tuna/DAT, the 11th f iewendier, 1817, at I %viva o'Cloelt, in One Lot, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of Rich Graetig and Arable Land, TI I'HE FREE ; corns prising HEY LEYS FARM, in the trapi:ts or Drayton-Ptralow, aining. an excellent , new-erectrd Farm Hmise, with Offices, Yards, Garden, and sundry Enclooires of Meadow, Pasturr, and Arable Land, upward+ of TWO HUNDRED and TWEN l'Y I ONE ACRE% all lying cniripaet, surrounding the Buildinge, in possession of Mr. Benjamin Villas., Tenant at NA'111; also, STOKE-ROAD FARM, adjoining, containing a capital Hew erected Dwelling House, with Mice., Yard+, Barns, Stab'es. and Out buildings and Enclosures of excellent Meadow, Fact ure . ra • and Able and, upwards of TWO HUNDRED and tilX I Y SIX ACRES, in possession of Mr. Antos, on Lease for Twelve Years. Tbme &tat In a ring fen eon taining together upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND ElGti l'Y SE VEN ACRES. The prebent moderate rectal afloat FIVE HUNT/RED and TWEN FY FIVE POUNDS p. r Annum. May be viewed by applylrg to Edward Ridgway, Bailiff, Swan bourne, near Wlnalow, of whont Particulars tray be had; and at the belt, Winslow; George, Ayle4hury ; ...tobitatri Arms Buckingham; Crown, Amersham ; White Hung:, Uxbridge; Mr. Humph! am, Solicizor, Serie s treet , Lincoln's inn Ftelda; at Garraway'a; and of Mr, Robins, War ivie:c a t oet, Gulden !quart, London; where a Plan may be teen. SUFFOLK. EILEZHOLD:EWTATES, CANHAMS, In the pleasant Village of bTAN lOW betwetn 3yalf.and BO I EsDA I-E. on the Roar! to NORWlCH—Pleasaur compact RESIDENCE. with• OFFICES', FARMS. and LAND, 'bout I WO HU N IVA ED &kid SEVEN l'Y-TWO ACAk.S, and plenty of GAME— S-sod Eat redeemed. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,. . . By Mr. ItOI3INS, . . At Carraway's Coffee-house, in Exe .ange Alley, Nimbi% on Tuuasr n't,•the 11th September, 1817, at Twelve o'Clotk, in rwo Lars, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. Lo r I. CASHAMS, situate near the pleasant Viitave of STAN I'ON, ten miles trom Buri, on thr toad to Nt•tw eh; comprising a substantial tit sir able Ftniily Residence, In nt order, with Ofsces, Farm-yard, and Outbuildings, good Carden, part walled, Meant' a Graundr, and thnving Pima-a:ions Iv. nt houses, with aR requisite Ott buildings, sundry Cottages and Enclosures of Meadow, l'asture, Arable and Wood Law!, all lying compact, and containing upwards of Two HUNDRED and SEVEN*I Y ACRES, _ Capital Barley un.l iltrulp Land, in a sigh state of Cultivation, and abounding with Game. Uhl* Evate is desirable for a Residence, nr for Investment, in 1 a thermal, healthy part of the Country, good Road, and highly respectable tir.iglihourbood. LuT s. nTANTON COTTAGP, a very eligible, pleasant Residence for a Genteel Family, with Orders, Ste. recently 'bird up,at a tonsl :treble expense, and late in pii.serion of Mr. W4l - Asiromarter . ; with Lawn, Garden, Pkasure Ground, and rich I%leadow atijiduing, the whole containing 6.4. SA. ISP. lite I.° v fitly be viewed by applying at the ninsion, where Par:it:4.lr; in.if he bad; and at the King's Head, Norwich ; Angel xml Gre, hound, Bury= Rutland Arms, Newmarket; Buil, .Ikron .111414; Crown. Chetterford; Crown,. IScitesdale; Whim Flirt, Stowniarket; Kees and Crown, Sudbury; Black Boy, Cheisnyford ; at Garraway'e • and of Mr. Robins, Warwkk street, GJILIrn-quare ; where a Plan of the taste maybe wen. EAST §USSIZX, ON TISE BORDERS OF KENT, BETWEEN UXBRIDGE., LEWES, AND MARF.oFIELD COMPACT, ELIGIBLE, FARMS AND LAND, FO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coff:e House, in Exchange alley, Cornhnl, on Tctias Dor, the I Ith of September, at Twelve o'Clock, is Fare LOT I. AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, the liOLE. FARM, situated In the Parish uf WITHYAM, in the Cortity of SUSSEX, oppftsitt BUCKFIURS F-PARK, in possession of Mr. Wise. Comprising a Stone-built Farm House, with Otfiti.s, Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, Barns, Stable,Cow house, C.4anary, Can-lodges, and various Out-buildiags, and upwards of ONE. HUNDKED and TWEN l'Y TWO ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and small part Wood Laid, an lying compact The Lands are diversified, and a corgnaanding, Bete, healthy Situation. Lot' 2. ii.UUNCE FAItNi, in the Parish of Withyam, a' delighticl aEIiOLL) Es lAIE, inmate iu the Yilwae of Groombridge, about Pour ni:les fram l UN 1 .314 IDOL Wk.LI.S, on the road to Outfield and Maresheld. l'orest.rovc, Ikc. Comprising a :iubstautial Brick.built Farm Otiose, on a fine, cotumanding Sl•ualon, Farmyard, and Out-buildings, &c. and ou the oppt,sar bide, alio(!)er rams Yard, with Out-buildings and sundry luiclosurtai of Meadow, Paidure,and Arable Lanai, all lying compact, part bounded by Use Medway, a fine Stream tot Water, well store .I with front and other Fish. This Estate at a wiling xiiense, would make a most alarming Summer Reekieuce. I.oc 3. OWL'S CROFF FARM, In the Parish of HART- , FIELD, with Common Melts; ort the right of the Turnpike- I road front WES'VERHAM and Eden Bridge to Hartheld,l through the Village ot Cowden, in possession of Joseph Ednard., comprising a FitEEFIOLD ESTA FE, a Stone-built molly Cot tage with O ffi ces, Garden and Orchard, Farm Yard, and Our' buildings, and Five Enclosures of Meadow and .Arable Laud, containing opivards of SEVEN ACRES, all lying eouipaet, and f o rming a very iksirable link property, in a pleasant cited, ful • the Lots may be Iritwed by applying AO Mr ledwardWithy sus, or to the J enants, where Particulate ruay be bad, and at the' Lhasa Aims, Barthel.), Withyam, and East Unpaved; Nurse, Eden Britigt ; Kuig's Arms, W esterham; Crown, Cam den; White Han, Ondttmte • • King's Arms, Croyt!on • 144, droulley ; of Messrs. Meyriek and Broderip, Seth:hot% Red Liu mac ;at Garrawsty's; sad •of Mr..Roblio, Watiriek sticet, (;tdtien ilium e, whurc Plans may be mew • SALFS BY AUCTION. pfYXRITRnI4SI4I‘ , P. NP.okf JEDRUIIMi. _ irm.umn.g ESTATE, atrnmaitv; with GAME, • ' Capitol 11tOU f $ I'RE A Scc. UpwFtis of FOURIIU NUM El) and FOR FY-SEVEN ACRES. By Mr. ROS.IIN S, At Oarrsersy`s Coif -e-heuse, Carnisi:l, on Timis. DAV. th. I t-,1 ~ i stember„ 1817, at rwelve 'VERY ELIGIBLE ES rATEcAllrd FIRTH, In the Pari.h of lAll esleaf see m miles or Jetlinirgli. an I neer !tt,Hatt left ` and ranlibl.:ng of an eli g i. hle tirsitiener,ree•etle put in.° rood repait, containing a Dicing. Room. Piriottr, , Sit gond lied Rooms, with gereassne Rome % ewer an.' Ceilirs in the Basement; exe•llent Ogee"; tit`ltal Fern Yard. with S•ab'r4, COM I loos e s, carp..., ThrwAtift-irivi with wheel. liarns. 'qtabl e s, &e wensoted h Froit rte.", an.l upwards of new Ilundtt 310 Fore-seven Acres &Arable I.settland l'hantatlons,lyingentn gace„..po,l stivisled !sr thriving fene..s, Ilst re Is a small Feu Duty, the 'I ItSLI MA Tales are eery trill ng. T., be eb•erei by applying no the Premis e s, tuber- Particle! ire , way !lc had; at the Hark Buell le.!`surgh ; Pueeleugh .‘rnts. frawirk ; Crest Keys, htlkirk; the Into at Wiriest,: principal Inn. at Ehtehter g le ; George, Yiwlt ; and of hlr Robins, War• ariek-str. et, Gold, n-aluare, London, where a Plan of the F..tate olsy he seen. . (II.OUCESTVAsHIR - DESTR MILE FR EMMA) rA rE, with 3 DWEI.I.INC HOLM, B.A it N Si' ABLE.% and 017 r.BIIIks1)1N(;3, and neatly FOR l' Y ACRES of C..pital MEADOW and ARABLE N;11, with COMMON RIGli I'S. 11; Mr. V.O BINS, At Garrawael Carxe-House,'Cliaiige-alley, Cornhill,onTOCllN, net, the I l of , September, t ttl7, a, Ftvelve O'clock, AVERYEIAGIBLEFREU-iOLDESTATE, Land Fax redeemed, near the town et COLFORD, in the garish of Igewlird and, tithing of 'Mord, in the Couttty of Glooc..ner ; comprising a Mc.ottarc or Ftwellhig-11ou.e, called Berry-hid, whit ,ro, Stable, and tofi..r (hit. 20 Statute Acres& Rich Meadow I.and,a,dahtest five Acren Arable fri the peewit ion ul Mr. Richard Whir tm I.t a4r till an 11t 111.14 Altos, &octal P.ecis of prinie Meadow rand, contain:lig shunt 14 Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Jteteph Ileitheld, with a Stahl,: and Fold, adjoining to the town of Culf.trd Cite Estate le vial watered, and bait a right of Common in the Forest of Dean; this p rt of the toonty is noted fur the fertility of ha buil, and abounds wilt Mineralo • To lw viewed nit application to the Tenant% of whom Parti culars may be had ; and at the Angcl, Co!ford; of Mr. Cooke, So. cloy. RIMIA at the. King% Head, (;:oucrater ; Brar Newidiam ; ()forget Mitthel DC2I7 ; Bolton .inns, C'tep ;tow ; ite;•tiot t Monmouth; add of Mr. itobins,War wick-str. et, Go:deo-sty:4re. WAPITI. In the King's Mews. on Fainar, the 12th of Sepirmlier next, st I &wee in the Afternoon. if not previously dispose,' of at Private Sale. 1 1 HE I k s o MALE and two FEMALE WAPITI, which have been Omni ezhibited for some time past, and which ary a species of de. r. sucerior in site to any ever before seen in Furope ; these much • admired animals are in perfect health and condition, and-will continue to be exhibited all they are dis. p0..•1 of r 0 Oil, JkND COLOUR MEN, MILLERS, - Captiral OIL and CO t N M1L1.4 . wi:h all the valuable flea Machinery, Dover Kent. Land tax redeemed. By Messrs HOGGART and PHILLIPS.. tint A 414418 Art, &NOV the Bank bf England, OD FAIDAY, Sept ntbcr tu,st heeler?, in One Lot. . A V \LU A liLE - and Vet y Elfßible FREEHOLD LX. PROPER FY; ,etins'sting of capital Oil and Cora Mills, alum 'antly mpi.lted by ii.powerful and never-failing stream, at Cita:hots a ishottli.tai.ce from the tiller' and port of Dover, from whence great atteaora:e. are derived by tke Invott of and burnt of OW and Flour. ' The Promise* are substantiltly erected, and contain a Mill room, 58 feet in fourth, c spiral Store. hote...s, Or: arks. Cisterns to column upward...a' ton tons of Olt, Cooperage, Millwrigh,s' Shop, wirli an nver.hot wheel. roue pair or hone., and Machirery, and suitable Buildings for the Oil 411,1 Corn Trade; the tubule elected at considerable expense, aod of which early possession will be e'en. To be viewe I, and Particulars kad on the Premises; at the SM.. Dover; Libraries. Ratusgate and Margate; Fountain Inn, Canterbury; Star, Maiditune; Rose, Sittinghourn; Crown lons, kocliester. Tunbridge, and Seversoaks; George, Dartford; at the Auction Mart; of hles4rs. Dawes Ulla Chatfield, Angel-court, I brog 841-Street ; and or Hoggart and rtial ps, 69, 01.1 Broad street, Rural Eschaoge. C.IPII'AL AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND THE FREE ES FATES, IN 'I HE CGIIN l'Y OP OX IN; Three Miles iron; Whltchar.:h and about ten Mars Irons Read ing, in the Parish or Goring, a small put to Smalley, bounded by the River I Mmes, containing tnether about WM Acres; together wet RUIIIefOLIA Cottage., a Presentation to this Cu racy ut Goring, fides. and Fithery. Ity HOGGAR vitt PHILLIP 4, At the Mart, nu Fasuor, September i 2, at Twelve, in about Seventeen Lot., unless an acceptable oiler is maie to purchase by Pnvate Contrat ,t by order of the Proprletnr, Lot' 1. Q, LNG FA RA a moil elrains'tle TREE kJ HOLD PROPER" Y, tithe•free, lying wkltin a ring fence, In the Parish of GORING, containing together about TWO HUNDRED and NINETY ACRES, lotted ng the HAY DONi, In the occupation of Mr. John Leach and Mr. Hewett, very responslble tenants, at Corp teats, with a Brick Fann-House,' Barn, Stabling, and numerous Out•buildings the lAO,I prostates the finest Corn with a propurtion of fine Turnip Gruund ; th e situation beautiful and romantic, bountied by the 'THAMES, with a LIME KILN and H0U. , E7 4 Cottages, and Wharf, Coo-. dittoes to an inexhaustible Mine of Chalk. I.ot 4, A very desirable FR.EEHOLD PROPERTY, tatted the PARSONAGE FARM, tutnaining togtth.s about UNE HUNDRED and SEVENTEEN ACRES of superior ARABLE, MEADOW, and ORCHARD GROUND, bounded by the RIVER I'IIAMES, in a beautiful situatiou for Budding, with several Cottages and Gardens; also the PRE - inNTATION to the CURACY of GORING. Lot 3. Sundry Pieces of Capital ARATILE I.AND, near to Let i„ in the occupation of Mr. 11J.vetr cal:eti rt.E h4ll DEN. and URAVELLY PIECES about IWE.N CY-NINE ACRES. Lan 4. The PARSONAGE HOUSE and Offizin in the Village of GORING. Lots 5,60, 8, and 9, Sun4ry Cottages in the Village, with ardeas. Lots 111,11, 12, sod 13. Sundry Pieces of Rich Meadow Lands id hideout, us thd Village. Lot 14. The 11 l'Elhi I.nt 15. l'he FI:4IEItY in the THAMES. 1-ot 16. A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE FARM, called the NEW FARM, now in a tine state of cultiva tion, at GORINO HEATH, containing together about ONE HUNDRED and SIX CY-ONE ACKEi of capital ARABLE and WOOD LAND, intersected by the road from Goring to Henley on Thanes, abounding with Game, with a new bulk Re sidence, capacious Barns, and Out buildings, in hand. Lot 17. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and TI IHE FREE Ea I'ATE, a skim distance from Lot 1 • containing together about ONE HUNDREDandSIXTY-ONE ACRESot ARABLE. anti WOOD LAND, wilt several Cottages and Out-buildings, in a beautiful situation for building. Tlicsa-ENalcs are Initiate in a Bite part of the County, and conti guous td the intended new Road Iran Brtstol to the Metropolis. May be vww►d ell application to hlr. Edward Osborne, of Goring, of whom Particulars stay he bad .:5 days prior mate sale; at the Lion Icn , Hen4y on Mantes; at the principal Isaac Strea ky ; Bair. Reading; [beton at Whitcnurcti ; of Mr. Darby, So• bcdur, Harcourt buildings, Teni:de • at the Mart ; and of Hos3art and Phillips, 64, Old &sad sueo., ' Roys.l E -.cases*. WANTED TO PURCHASE, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, with a iiOUEE and PARK, proitoting well.sectiecd •• th•• 'swot of Finn: L••••,( 00 to £4,0u•1 pre Atottini,ltt a th.tant • not ereecel. tog 101 ro"ec from hontiqui. Toe tering mos- he such as ZO fen.kir it a decidedly eligible inverment of Capital. Parltulant, with real names, to be transmitted, poet raid to Mesio s. Asittnni , and Hamilton, SOlititi,ro, Hattrirti ttrcu, Covent- Carden. G.ER:tfifiV PAPERS. STUTGATZ!), ATIOUST e. The town of WeWI •im had, in sn Ad 'rest M tFe King, of the 17th of Jane, accepted the plan of the Constitution. The same has now been clone by 52 villa.res and hat:shim of that while district. Sateen Deputies, chiefly of the class of peas tits, resented the Adds...its to the King un Sunday, the 3.1 instant. Mew seokesman, the worthy high forester, Fsb-r, made a :reek, to which his Majesty returned a most gracious answer, and afterwards convetsed t! e most affsble manner with these sountry p^nple, wel listens:l to all thei,. wishes. fair ‘l3;sesty grave ordets to e n t er : A : a rhea; well a: the toyal expense; and af ter they had had an andience of the Queen, who tn.& many inquiries of then' concerning their economy, they returned heroic wi:h a thousand wislars for their Majesties' welfare. In their Address.' they irly, among ot'•.er things e " The language of your Majesty is that of a . wen• mething bray: King. Publicity is the farms: Winn of th e Constitution, offered by yoor M ; and this is our secutity, that it is your Majesty's will to reign owe. a free people. We are confident that a Coastis founded oo the force of the upright sentlments of the pe , tple, will protect our posterity ag..inst the ' oiler. , .tei•tnents of ill-disposed Sovereigns better than the sit! Constitution coubl do, whose important Rua. rantee is hourly proclaimed to us by a bell from our chief town Welzneim ; up nt which Madame •Von Warbtn, to Whom the place was given is oresenr, calls herself Chief Governess of the Cou ry. and Lady President of the i'rivy and this at a time wlv,rl the old Constitution WAS in hell vigour ! (Madame Von vv.. arb-n was mistress to one et the Daises of Wurteni%org). May it please your 711 a. jesty, we agree with j.iyful hearts to the royal plan of a Constitution, wilts the modifications given in the Rescript of the VG•h of May ; and with Goo's will, we shall not be the last of the country people who with Entire contidenc.:. offer their 11:locis to make au agreement with their upri g ht King." VIENNA Augusr 7. The celebrated Orientalist. Hr. Joseph V m Ham. :cner, butt appoimed Aulic Calincetlivr. on the pr eposal cf Prince tiefe•te.rnicb, and will have Cie chiet direction of the Orweet.l Academy. The &mut act:rity of this meritorious writer and schol.sr, and his greet philologecei k Inv ledge, will greedy benefit the AZeove In etituti,..i, sv,erc severs! celehrat:d Ans tcien base,. steedif.l. The prices of all kot,:s 0t ..-- corn are falling Most rapidly in all pans of the empire. In I - bilk:II the pt ices are nearly one•hao lower than in ti a other provinces. Tne same is the csse with wire, and the best Austrian and lian:Tarian wines .11 , ' 110 .v clrered for the half of what kliey cost six wet is ago. The tininterr itptdd cantitioaace of warm wea:he r pro.nist,a most p:u.luctive eiatap.e. NEUWIED, AtMUST d. Hi s Serene flig,4le4s Prince Maximillin, of Wit. wicd, happily arifed this shy in his orris tou► :try. tram his scientific journey to the Prangs, the time allotvd to it being expired. Hi. 11 , 0)eve,.s trov.iled through the Cap;lanias of Rio de Itneiro, tip;ritl Santo, and Bahia, woich t! ahnost a trrra iNc 1,...ha to us. His Highness w.is exposed in this juurt.ey to manifold Nettles, privations, and dangers.. I'ETERSBURGII, JULY 2g. On the 21st of y, at noon, in a village, 22 went; hong Abr., in FLA 4., .1, a piece of luid, with rwylve peas in s' houses, sullenly S111:4 41.1•Vil s•nne lathn rs. A similar event happenesl in the s4tne place in 1755 and 1783. The mit s!iy ground on which the stands it supposed to have been the cause of tha p!lenornelion. FROM THE LOWER ;:r.as. AUMYST It is said that in S.lstember this year there will be an exraordinary D:et in flarwAy, in which the Ctovin Prince will declare his Inn Viceioy of Norway. As soon as tins is done, .the piee•nt Viecroy, CottOt Morner, will Lave NJeuray. end r,..a:re Totin,:r post of Chief Governor thj way in which the aitaiiii,stratiou i t to be con ducted during the A! , .-nce of the Vita Noy, who, ae. cou_ling to the Coavamian, is cot hound Gt resiJe io Norway above LAI the year, nothing it yet known, but it is supposed that the mast important affairs of State will I>r report•ct to the Vicony, at Stock. holm. The Peopt... of Norway have read, with no Ltile surprise., 3tozlcticlen Jaurnels, a speedy, e Ni t ." l. l ) ." :t e i r e f ere li d l i 4 t t a e r i ; lln Prince, ler ( nw m :wi t c h fi e iii 4 tSh t t : uc rif itli i r i l s :l l e y, lB. v Pci :lien tee was &el . :red of age.—. fa this whole speech the spirit is certainly not thatot the r.:ajority of the peoi.le of Norway, aiid yet this speech was to be mode in the name of that people it WAS to sheer the sentiotents of the sister nation to its fature Soy: reign. How unworthy wos.Ll it he of the hanest Norwegian, it bring only for the present moment, he 1 Ai 4 -re 1-y •lrgottett the b ouitits and the p.ttiJnal Governmen t of his tormer rice 4)f Sore• reigns, who sat tor centuries on the Trivoie Nor way, and this inunlimited veneratianot Though Norway recngnizes the services which the present Crown Plinee his tt to isle •:anty, it ne vertheless Kratefuliy remembers the hoc , •nls whiela its former Kings spre.ftiov..r the kvtga. n. The Minister Anker, wl,u w.s gener.sily beloved 'by the natino, has by the aJiii4iion of which that speech is full, and which is so unworthy of .1 fr.!e in dependent people, lost a great part of the cites a: .ust love which he formerly enjoyed.