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I.INIYERMT INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MAY 25. Prhtimlay, the follow 11l Gentlemen were admitted to degrees: bachelor ut Divinity--• Rev. C„orge (tired, of St. John's college. Masters of Art..•-- rhe Rev. Charl..s fits ong, and Rev. ;antes Barth•, Duns(Ord, of Wadhani College. Bachelors of Art s--Mr.W tn. Janus, of Corpus Christi college, Mews. Peter More Latham, and Alexander Ludes 4, tat 'Braze. now college ; and Mr. Carrington I.ey, of Ealliol Monday se'nniglat the SaviLan Flectors were pleased to pro snore the Rev. Dr. Robertson, from the Professorship of Geo metry, in this university, to that of A!tronomy, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Hornsby. Rev. Richard NI tnt, M.A. late fellow of Oricl college, in this university, is appointed to the vicarage of Coggcshall, Essex. The Earl of Strathmore has presented Mr. Robert Aikman to She Church and Parish of Airty, vacant by the death of the Rev. Mr. Stormonth. LONDOA MARKOII. SMITHFTELI) MARKET, May 25. To sink the Offal per stone of tab. Beef 54. Od. to 6s. 4d. Veal SSI 01 to 6s. 641 Mutton ss. 151. to 6s. 4d. Pork 6s. Oil. to 7s. Od Lamb 6s. Gd. to Ss. Oil. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Per stone of 81b.by the carcase. Beef 4s. Od. to ss. 4‘.1. Veal 4s• 44. to 6.. 04 Mutton ss. od. to ss. Bd. Pork 6s. Oil. to 7s. 0.1 Lamb ss. 4d. to 7s. 44. lamb Skins, 21. 6d. to Ss. 62.-Shearlings, IG.Od. to Os. Od. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MA . SAGS. rociatTs. Rent 41. 4s. to 51. 10s. Kent 41. 4s. to 61. t Os. Susses 31. 04. to 41. Os. Su4ses 31. Os( to 41. 101 PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow 1-,y 3). Os. to 61. 6s. Clover 31. 3s to 71. 0. New ditto 01. Ws. to 01. Oos Rowin. 01. Os to 01. Os Straw 21. 18s. to SI. 12s. PRICE OF LEATHER IN I.EADENHALL MARKET. Putts 2i d.. 220. Calf Skins 335. 42* Ditto t_iid. 2.1 d. Ditto 3145. 40s Merchants' Backs 21d. 22d. Ditto 275. 33s Dressing Hides 19d. 204. Small Seals Ss. Od. 3s. 2d Fine Coach Hides 2nd. 214. Large ditto 100$. 150 s. Crop Hides fu: curt. 2od. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides 19/d 22d Ditto 179. 194 d. Croat Skins 60s. 70s PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 4s 54d Town Tallow 76s Oil Clare Market 4s Cid Yellow Russia 744 Od Whitsehapol Market 4s 4d White ditto 716 Od per stone of 81b. ------- *clap ditto 70s 04 13, 5d Melting Stuff 53s 00$ Od Average 4s 5d Ditto rough 36s 005 Od Graves Its od Good Dregs 125 01 Yellow Soap, 945-Mottled, 104 s od-Curd, 108 s. 6d. Price of Candles, per dozen 12s 64-Moulds, 13s 6d. . COAL M ARKF.T, May 25. dips at Market Ships sold Price 45 Newcastle Cads 40 525. Ott to 58s. 3d. 9 Sunderland 9 51s. 6cl. to .535. 6d. 2 St. David's 0 00s. Od. 2 Culm 0 00s. od. to 00s. Od. The last arrivals at Bath are, Lady Smith, Sir W. Johnson, Major Fisher, Dr. Forester, Rev. Mr. Madock, Rev. Mr. Colson, Rev. Mr. Burrow, Caps. Vyvyan and Paget, Capt. and Mrs. Burke, Lieut. Lewis. Lieut. Cruke, Mr. and Mrs. Bulman, Mr. and Mrs. Calvert, Mr. and Aliss Osborne, Mr. and Miss Edwards, Mr. and Miss Dansey, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Hodgson, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Pickering, Messrs. Fairfax, Wingrove, Gill,Achtsley, Cockburn, Hill, Pigott, Bel sham, Baker, Newton, Atkinson, Wilmot, Cavenden, Lvans, Morgan, Cavenagh, Clark, Rous, Cox, Franklin, hie, Whateley, Manse)), Audley, Bewes, Moloy, Parker, Filgate ; Mistresses Chunsel, Tottenham, Rickets, Slade, Ponsford, Gosling, Oldham, Russ, Daniel, Withycombe, Ruckston, Ponsonhy, Walker, sruithl; Misses Harrison, Rose, Sherwood, Garrett, Frodsham, Hotham, Palmer, &c. &c. • CHELTENHAM, MAY 24.—Arrivals during the week: The Marquis and Marchioness of Thomond, the Right lien, Countess Dysart, Sir R. °noir/yr, Rear• Admiral Smith, Rte. George Pollen, Reg. J. Partridge, Litut.-ColAterrett, Major Thomas, Captain Haly, Captain Harris, Messrs. Hamtnersley, Key, Hepworth, Geering, Somerville, Broadhurst,Rawlins, Am herst J. Watkinson, B. Watkinson, W. 13 . Green Owen, G. 'enables, Taylor, Borunhold, Gillibrand, Crabb, POwler,i.evett, Carneyer, Mackay, Price, Boyce, Kerie, Howell, Pringle, Pa taint, fielshatn, Nook, Brumland, Jaffrey, and Gusleth ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph; Messrs. Allen, Wyatt, Digby, Reed, Upton, and Frost ; Mrs. l'hill:ps and family, Mrs. Dawn and family, Mrs. Dyett and family, Mrs. and Miss Savage, Mrs. Win. Pigon and family, Mrs. and Miss Fysh ; Mistresses Newcome, Roles, White, Andersob, Cook, Clement, Boldroch, and Madegon ; Misses Campbells, C. Powell, E. Holmes, Chave, Mitchell, &c. It would seem by the very great demand experi enced at the Offices of Rim anostrx, Goontxcx, arid Co. for T.ckets and Shares in the present Lottery, that the public are of opinion, that as Fcrtune dispen sed Two of the great Capital Prizes in the last Lot tery, through their hands, so she means to continue her favours through the same channel. Ilow-sracEr.---A journeyman brush-maker was brought to this Office on Friday, charged with being a ringleader in a combination of the journeymen to force masters to advance their wages, but the evi dence not coming up to the intent and meaning of the Act of Parliament passed against unlawful com binations, the Magistrates discharged the prisoner. The office on this occasion was crowded by MlS terig and journeymen in other trades as well as brush makers, who felt interested in the question. Some exultation was manifested by the journeymen at the decision. Mr. ALLEY addressed them, and said they were by no means , to -consider the question settled, for that the prisoner and -others of them would cer tainly be indicted for a conspiracy at the ensuing Ses sions in a few days. Mary Godly was charged with barbarously beating and ill-treating her own child, and was committed to Bridewell for want of bail. For some time past a practice of robbing has been carried on in London, called flooring, by knocking persons down and robbing them by a gang of robbers. Michael Back, William Herbert, and Walter Preston, were brought to the office, charged on suspicion of belonging w these gangs, and were committed for further examination. UNION-Irma.. —Saturday Henry Bateman, his wife, and Wil!lam Chader, the persons apprehended on sus picion of being concerned in the murder of Lieute nant JOHNSON, have been again exaraine4, lipt the Magistrates not thinking, there was sufficient evidence for their detention any longer, ordered them to be discharged. A woman, named Boyce, was examined, charged with having beaten her daughter, of eight years of age, so cruelly as to endanger her life. The child is now in St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and the woman was committed until the fate of the infant is deter mined. E)11 , 1 11. At Farley 11111, Bolts, on the 21st instant, the Lady of William Alves, Esti. of v. daughter. 'MARRIED. • On Saturday nostnlng, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Mr, E. Lewis. Purser, of the Royal 'Navy, to .Miss M. Exley, - • -.lrma. Grosvenor-square. : #A.64,11 SAI ES BY AUCTION. FEEEHOLD FAMILY HOUSE, and 43 Acres of MEADOW 1.AND.,.14. wiles from London. • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,. At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England; on Friday, June I'4, at Twelve, mil, $4 an acceptable offer be in the mean time. made by Private Contract, • HARE LODGE, consisting of a spacious sultstan tial Resi.lence, • in excellent repair, replete with acconuno dation, and suitable for the immediate reception of a large genteel Family, seated at an agreeable distance from the high road from London to Chelmsford, in a rural part of the country, near the Fox-hound?. and Harriers, 14 miles from London, in the parish of Hornchurch, a.highly respectable and social neighbourhood, and surrounded by good roads. 'The House forms a uniform brick Edifice, with a Lawn in front, circular drive, and flourishing Shrubs, approached on each side by a private ro ad, and contains 12 Bed chambers and Dress ing-rooms, with space fur three snore Servants' Rooms, elegant lofty Dining and I)rawimprooms, 29 feet by 19, commanding delightful prospects over South Weald, Havering, and the rich adjacent country; a LibPary or Billtard•room, 30 by 20, and 13 feet in height ; Hall, 18 feet by 14, Morning-room, excellent attached Offices and Cellaring. Detached are Standing fur two Carriages, Stall-stabling for five Horses, Cart-horse Stable, a Well of excellent Water, and Engine-pump, Brrwhousei Laun dry, Yards, Dog-kennel , Ox and Cart lodges, Farm and Rick yards. Poultry-house, Brick Barn, Granary, and suitable Out. buildings, a large productive Kitchen Garden, fully cropped, Fil bert-walk, lofty Walls, and choice wail and standard Fruit Trees, Melon Ground, Green-house, Plantation ' canal well stored with fish, a quantity of excellent Meadow Landaurrounding the House, well fenced, and in a high state of cultivation, containing together about 49 Acres, with several thriving Timber 'Tfees. The rates and taxes are very moderate, add there is a pew in the Church. To be viewed on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thurs days, between the hours of 11 and four, with tickets only, which with Particulars, may be had of Messrs. Harman and Phillips, No. 62, Broad-s treet. Particulars also at the White Hart, Rum ford; White Hart, Brentwood; and at the Auction Mart. Valuable FREEHOLD DAIRY, and ARABLE FARM, with a respectable FARM HOUSE, near ELTHAM, KENT, with Immediate possession. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Friday, June 1, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, AVERY desirable FREEHOLD FARM, called CLAYS, delightfully situate on the border of the turnpike-road leading to Footscray, near the 10 mile-stane from Loudon, and one mile from Eltham, in the County of Kent, now in the occupation of Mr. Charles Fleming, who will quit at Mid summer next. The Estate contains about 130 Acres ot uncom mon rich Land; about 50 Acres is prime Meadow, and the re mainder Arable and Wood; with a Farm-house, Barns, Stabling, and Out-bullings, Garden, Orchard, &c. well supplied with good Water. *ln be viewed, and particulars had 10 days preceding the sale, at the Bell, Bromley; Czetle,•Eltham ; Tyger's Head, Fentscray ; Greyhound, Croydon; of ?..Zr. Arnold, Solicitor, Bedford-row; and of Messrs. Hoggart and . Phillipa s 62, Bro ad-street, Royal Exchange, where a plan may be sten. ExceIIent•RESIDENCE and LAND, pear WATFORD, in the Cathay oftlegut. . By Mertsrs.HOGOART and PHILI e NS, At the Auction Matt, near the Bank of England, on Friday, June Ist, at Twelve, in Two Lots, BOVINGDON LODGE , Ash Park, comprising a R excellent Family House, in the most complete order, delightfully situated on the verge of a Paddock of 60 Acres, with Pleasure'grounds and Gardens, three miles from King's Langley, four from Hemel Hem-A ad, and five tram Berkhampstead.— ht. House contains eight Bed-rooms, Dining and Drawing. rooms, '2 2 feet by Ist, Breakfast Parlour, and 011 ices of every des.. eiption, double Coach-fiouse, and Stabling for five Horses, Granary, and numerous Outbuildings; also a new-built brick Cottage, with eight Rooms and a Piece of sick land. May be viewed with tickets, by applying to Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad - street, , Royal Exchange, of whom Parti • cidars nary be had, tan days previous to the Sale. Particulars also at the lit.l Lion, Chestram ; King's Arms, Berkhampstead ; Bell, Hensel Hemittead ; of Mr.fidlin, Appraiser, Watford; of Mr. Lloyd, Solicitor, 14, Gray's-inn-square; $t the Auction Mart; and of Messrs tioggert and Philipps, 62, Broad -street, Royal Exchange. gALLS BY AEICTIO)t. EX'T'ENSIVE and VALUABLE FREEMILD ESTATES, MANOR,,-'MANSION, FARMS, AND •EXTENSIVE WOODS; in the PARISHES of LANGHAM and BOX BTF.D, in the COUNTY of EUE.K. bordering titan SUF FOLK. By Messrs. HOGGART ind.PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on FridWithill 15th of June, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, AREVERSION, on the death of a • Gentleman, aged 53, to the following valuable FRF.EHOLD PRO PERTY, situate about seven miles from Coicluister, 14 from Ipswich, three from Dedham, and 38 from London, in the County °is Essex, viz. Tke Manor of Langham, situate in the Parish of Langham, with all the Royalties, Fines, Heriots, Reliefs, Services, Amereia talents, a-ci ail Profits of Courts, Lord, Rent, &c.; and the Manor 11011/I*, called Langham tlai, with a tached Offices, Plea sure-grounds, and Premises, situate in a delighttul part of the County bordering upon Suffolk, forming a very desirable resi dence for a large respectable Family, now in the occupation of Captain Watson. A compact and very valuable Farm, adjoining Langham-hall, lying in a ring fence ; containing about 300 Acres of rich Land, with a substantial Farm-house and Out-buildings, In the occupa tion of Mr. Greene. Three desirable compact Farms, lying in this above Parish of Langham, containing together 379 Acres of rich I.aftd, with Farm-houses, Barns, and Out-huiltlings, in the several occultations of Messrs. Greene, King, and Clark. . . 'the spacious, substantial and ancient Farm - house , called Lang bans Lodge, with Barns and Out-buildings; and 187 Acres of rich Laud, in the occupation of Mr. John Vince. Also a rich Farm; in the Parish of Boasted, - and divided only by the navigable River Stour from the County of Suffolk, with a Farm-house, and 80 Acres of rich land, hi the occupation of Brook Bridtes, Esq. and Mr. G. Endfidd; and 20 Woods, lying together, and in • ring fence, cot tainhig upwards of 300 Acres, with the healthy growing Timber upon the sine, W i hfdi cotisists of fine oak of upwards of 40 year% grewtla y , - The Estates tan only be leased,suliffet to tise4iseellikof and are now much under-let f -dso loraeht raytal; - ettifisiie of Wood, being. only £Q34 per annum, • , - May be viewed on applieasintad she lespeetlie Tenants, and particulars had, 20 days prior to.the Sale, at the Blue Potts, Wikham; Cups, Cole%estet; -ICistfs Head, MaidOn ; Giad en 1. ion Ipswich; King's Head , Nortfleh; oy MrAvans, Solicitor, St. indeed's-court, Postitry at . th. Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and PhlllitiiidtiErnaVitrett i ltogallachange; where a Plan of the Enna stay giretieit. • - !W.' • e 3o "erisw Ittisiblsr Sb ••,-, s 4 5..,1- .42 et isw.ts .1.01: !MC' 1 %PA..; *titr r ietlTT. I TAM .1164, .apt tat I It vv.; R. GILBERT'S VEGETABLE A: the f r uis S ilest_ C ,i (h t 1 cure tar numerous diseases, partictilehtrelevrnwihriuttrvial:::::::italaythi'l,.eui,l; 1 D BUTIC DROPS, in bottles alga* , and a &melte ai 1 ' 4s. 6d.--tThe variety of diseases that prevail at this sea, e n 4 at Capital FREEHOLD MANORS and ESTATES, in the County ' t y fit e ded ar nst , : g l in arc e sh r u al eco l c y reis o u r bt i st g l i tatru na ctw tin eLd g s tpers f re ro n m uit iraumstipuiyontervin , it is of nurten t i. he tiat this unsival4 Cpmaaedirti ceiornitn._:tehkeitiohiti:jstyteb,lviiicipunr?,co.t..yirac,eterut,daast,:tatiedidngilgietiattf,atiecrreutnrhnaeiinnairlprenali.wvnut:nads.lor.ainvia:r•iy.: • • - of Enke, on the borders of Herts. o r al el e tgl u nt :e t : a i irkgraiotril c itw. ° .d u cai tb.`rdi consumed, m.• m eu . By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, re ,„ At the Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Filthy , June IS, at 12 o'clock, in Lots, —.... SC10(1,11/ • THE CLAVERING ESTATE, comprising the valuable and extensive Manors of Clavering, with Laegley the face and eyes dreadfully iialenet st il es, infhiontuattea l i HI the eyes, St. nthony's fir e , rh eum. , hh ; al : - . . and of Bulington, with the view of Fratikpledge, and court nervous , which a r i e 'e n wr ia C h eerer in the Face. where great p ee ,h baron, or customary court, quit rents, fines, heriotts, tights , royal ties, and appurtenances. Also the Half Hundred of thavering, and One-third Part of the , Manor of Curies, and One 'thousand Four Hundred' A. of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood land, conveniently subdivided and o tne me h i e l a ii - 4 `ratted with pain, which facts vetsfi e d „ i , qv : a m; T h t e ." cou pai nt: fu o l f w D:on, ld do sei v t ol ed ua in te i l f atteude T a into the following most desirable Farm-, viz. Bury Hill Green, ! vu taken at et_ . hr rn o.:i.tu t :. : r i e .a 7 Lit t eb t I. , ; (:fi t : h t ;; hl. e f y o mi ll ldrot o Z i h n ts, g tithe is o f t : i h:' saitsl ea tiecem ' ash Py t a b t u h r e n a:: : Ford End, and Starling's Gthen Farms, Rofewey's and 144144,e, ber,ito - Themes EALES, Esq. hl ay. seven miles from Bishop ' s Stortford, and Skeins, at Clavering, in aye. t . the county of Essex, a small part only in the parish of I ,angley„ 1, p .. Wd u liarn . with substantial Farm-houses, Berns, Stabling, and numerous Nil° e r a t l " h n" I , t , t-o d n i t .c :melte f i a i cu r lt_ r.,.. j y, l a g t n ti d o tat. w s a icted with a c ancer in any face fir u nose, the greatest part of my face was dreatfully relented, Out-buildings, in th e several occepations of Messrs. Othell. II ti t.t ler, Charles Brand, Thomas Isaac Coles, and John Newman, Ull• wards e ten itsite:l7;: i l igit ii 'i a der leases which will expire in about nine years; and of hlr. with the most acute pain that could possibly Ire eadured—my hew Henry Glassock, and Mr.---- King, tenants at will, at reels w o es al l o d distracted with pain, and my eyes tee severely ant e s amounting to One Thousand Eight Hundred Pounds per .1 noun, that h coul not bear .he light, and °Nicest me to sit whole Jaye exclusive of the profits ot the hiatior, which are censiderahle t °get _et wide my liehl on ray knees era seem miter oupport ; j ur e o n t ly her afl , i , ie w tt i o ti n io l ut tr r i ec ed ,i v v a ng ot t t i s ie m :e rtl ut ici r ne ci s ,, ,: t. t:Li t l The Estate is in an eligible ',art of the county, nearly in a nag fence, intersected by good road., with excellent markets* in every daily ; worn . out witbpain, no prospect of Ti iten and t ow e l eh , direction. May be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars had succeed. and this itope was re Jew! by hausted the little ear:Hyena many hard years lahour,l nasal:e el of Charles Arnold, Esq. Bedford-row ; at the Cruwn inn, Hock reduced to a state ot deepondency, when {was advised to make erill ; the Bear, Stenstead ; Maltsters at Dunmow ; George, trial of Dr. Gilbert'. Vegetable Antiscinintac Drops; the „ troll; Bishop's Stortford; Saracen's Head and ' Black Buy, Chelmsford; • ' re . cenimeneletion of chow who hadreceived eures from the • the Inn at Clavenng ; Cock, Epping ; Green Man, Harlow ;at t ine gave ma hone it would thetl ' ,N ut t : ll l d h k a . :l d t i ek rit en t bthtek.rsee:ae:i,did bybot t r uc k, aul the e p l a h er hi en t t . l.4] .. lift but- FREEHOLD Plie:i‘ilsti.itiht,ti*ltt"is • C ii ii .7 l ‘l7.' oi the Mart ; and of Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. FREEHOLD VILLA AND I.AND IN THE CENTRE OF t'cs I t ans - sl a Perfect We- THE SURREY HUNT. Witness ley hand, 1 Sworn before cur a: the Guildban, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, December, 1807. Twines EALGS NI y ' At the Auction Mart, on Frhlay, the lath of June, at Twelve, The above Vegetable Antisawbutic Drops ere the sots ' e a- p,. ftv ". of, and prepared only by Dr. C. S. Gilbert, late of the Ih.j ea ; -- ', e , AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, vim. prising a commodious Cottage Residence called Woodbury, Fore atreet, Eeeter, but now of Foreestrete, Dock. gem w h - h ieh sale, and retail, at Butler's Warehouse, 4, Cheeps:ale, op a seated in the centre of a rich Paddock, sheltered by ornamented Woods, in a rural delightful situation and fine spurting country, Paternurer o row, London. •they aro also sold w h o l esale he Messrs. Williams and Dyer, ENrICT . ; and retail by Pape, Pk' near the Foxhounds; 2i miles from Godstone, 4 from Wes: et - - mouth ; Brodie and Co. Salisbury ; Agg, brin e d ; r enthe ' 4l : ham, 8 from Sevenoaks, and 22 miles from London, in the Pa rish of Oxsted, Surrey; with excellent Offices, Standing for veto Sherbonw ; W'ooluier, Exeter; Belem, Portsmouth; Gil; P Carriages, Stall Stabling for five horses, Saddle-room complete, Seat Leag, Gosport ; Harvey, Southampton; thetneson, N a large productive Kitchen Garden fully cropped and planted se it h pert; Simmons, hale:Whin' . Latigworthy, Weymouth ; Dr. Ito numerous Fruit Trees, extensive shady walks, unlamented with berts, Bridport ; Erin. Az minster ; Williams and aurae, Kentonl flourishing Shrubs aad Tauber-trees, a Cold Bath, Farm-yard, Pitts, Newton Abbott; Cre•ydon, Trig:mouth ; Cralb, Dawlisha and Out-buildings. and by most medicine vendersand =WSW& The Estate contains 18 Acres, he the same more or less ; is BY HIS MAJISINIS LOYAL LvrrEßs PATENT, bounded by a fine trout stream, amply supplied with excellent EA FE's Grivaine PILLS, so justly famous Ica spring and soft water, and surrounded by good roads hi every di- • L their superior efficacy in curing every de gre ,i n d „ Immo rectioln of the Venereal Disease the Scurvy, &c with .4 To Ise viewed with Tickets only, which, with particulars, may r estraint f diet , • • 3111"'"rulgn""e err. e ar a: :14 . 7 easy ; expeditious. safe, and - secret in z a. be had 20 days preceding the sale, ot Messrs. Roggen and I'l ii • One d sma ll . tast • Pill is a dose, its operation isneetc.i.- • In 1 e days they generally cure those cruel Dinettes ;and lips, No. 6a, Broteekitreet. Particulais also at the White Har„hhie, and requiring no part i cu lar aetention., .. Godstone ; George, AVesterhani ; Royal Oak, Sevenoaks ; Grey- hound, Croydon ; and at the Auction Mart. where they fail in that time of perfectly featuring health, the pa. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES'FATE, HEREFORDSHIRE. , tient has the happy assurance that fie te?. she is at the eve uf bout so restored, let the degree of malignancy he ever sn great. By Messrs. HOGGART and Pi-111.1.1P5, It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make direc . l): to. At the Auction Mart, on Friday, July 13, at Twelve, : the complattang part, and enter inlpicrintest with the off: %aims T Parishes of Kentchurch, Kenderchurch, Erwias, Hernia, HE PONTRYLAS ESTATE, situate in the :natter, which they speedily dislottge and exnel. 'They are derlae red by experience to be- a preserv er of health, is well as a resto rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and till i n every year , I and Rowlston, in the County of Hereford, 1 e miles from Mora. in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obli gat i on to then,, that whatever he promised himself from them, they were Mare if mouth, t a from Ross, and 130 from London ; consisting of sun dry eligible Farms and Wood Land, containing together 1300 'thew l'ills are most worthy a piece in th e c a bi nets a l fulfil and exceed, as though impatient of inunert,.l and universal Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Orcharcling, and Woad land, bounded and intersected by the rivers Morrow, Wotan, same' and Doyer, which abound with fish, with a capital Mansion- Masters and Captains of :ships; the more so, far that they will keep good in all climates any leugth of time, and tha t t h e y h ave house, substantially built, called Pontrylas, delightfully situate in now borne the test of near 60 years, with increasing crt'elit to a most romantic part of the century, with offices of every de scription suitable for the residence N . a respectable family. with themselves, attel honour to their author, insomuch thu during the i h . last eight years they have radically cured upwards aI4O,tXXI per. Farm-houses, Barns, St !ding. and Out-buildings ; to Messrs. Adams, Nicholas, Beavan, Gautioni, Williams, Powell, sons, many of whom liael been discharged Ervin ilaepitals where salivatiou had been frequently repeated, and all oth e r m e th o ds ing to about xlcoe per arm Griffith, and Floyd, on leases nearly expiring, at rents autumn de use of ithout ff ay e ct. id Sur geons it, L oa d othat his hoop, = ; capable of be ing considerably ' ma Prepared an w or, T I d Soda ' e th e Sole Prot ; ietitmice* TAT, of increased. at . Membet of the IloyalCullege No. 9, New Bridge-street ; when. he w ill giv e advice , without a To be viewed, and Particulars bad 20 days before abe Sak ; and will answer Pad , eats Leo the Hotel Iron, Hereford Swan, at Ross ; ileaufort Arnea, Mon- Freon Pere ins taking these Pill., mouth; Swan and Falcon, Attergaveuny; of ItlessreHausem and . tent, if post-pa id, on the sister tears, (absentee in all cases coatßirch, Sorcitnrs, Chancery-lane ;at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Haggett and Phillips, No. 62, Broad -street, Loudon, most inviolable sectece, r o packet ' s ramp or case Invert beta ' where a Plaa of the Estate may be seen. rheationed, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietar, - duchy the course of more than 40 years, !kat he has had thecae. EXCELLEN l' FAMII.Y HOUSE, GARDENS. AND I.AND, ducting a: an extensive sale of the abo,e medicine, and the prat HAMPTON, WI I'll IMMEDIATE I'OeSESSION. •• tire arising .. i .ierefrion. By Messrs . HOGGART 1 and PHILLIPS.- They are a:so sold, by his appointmeet, at the Perflamer's Ks. . 35, *. Alban' , -street, !'all -euall ; the Tov-shop, No. los, Or. To be LET on LEASE. ord-stmt; Mr. Oisbontuales, Nos 7, Eiskoreet-Hill, nearly A SPACIOUS snbsfantial RESIDENCE • SUl't a- ppoaite the Montana:it ; end by tine Vermeil, every coneoerehla i - 1 . ble fear the ieunedi see recepthin of a Urge respectable fa- own in England, &c.only se Boxes of ea. eia.eadt ataki up, rally, at Hampton, II miles from Hyde Park Corner ; containing with full and piein (lithe tiees, whereby periaos cal t niter Sea may numerous Rooms of excellent proportions. Drawing and Dina:g- cure themselves with ease a: -1 r,t ervey. rooms, about et feet squire, Aluntieg toren, Literary, and excel- N. B. Every Box sold in Gre e t Britaiat s scakaap with atelier, lent attached and detached Offices, Standing for four carriages, on vehi c l e , i f. ut the (h . hun o vhhhich, is punted et the s t ,,,s p Stabling fur nine horses, Pleaaare-grounds, Shrubbery-walks, a 011 i ce '''l. l7 l'4 "" l:t ur Na Ne w Brf handsome Lawn, productive Kitchen Garden, fully stocked, Cone is felony, will others ers • L ' ...n irri.4. 4 "'"'" b i t "' "' a servatory, feathery, and Grapery, Farm-yard, and a quantity of rich Meadow land adjoining; co:mtting together about ten . CIIAI:LENGE. Acres, with AU excellent Pew in the Church, and the purchaser MESSR S. CUR RI E and Co. Snrgecni. late in I ' l may bet accommodated with the Furnitur e - at a valuation. : ta'.a. M4i."311 . 6 Settler, challenge tbe whole world to reeve e To be viewed with Tickets, which, with further particulars, single ineance wiiere their Medicine aunt rte-land of cure base may be had of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, tat, Broad-street, hated at 111 .! desired effect. 'Dee practice of is ail year' in ea Royal Exchange. particular breach ot titter profession has rot eiverr rise to ate einsuccessmi case. CAPITAL NEW-BUILT POR l'Elt BREWERY. They canentie to direct their studies to the treatment and cure TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • of Venereal Comp • nts, •atel that derangement of the fasten, BY WINS'I'ANLEY AND SO N, which is the renseqiheiceof the pernicious and %thereat! CffeeS SA At the Auction Mart, near the Rank of England, on 'Thursday - habit tuna and meet unhappilyptiroued by yotolit °Oath sews: the sth July, at 12 o'clock, ine One Lnt, •in die oar it wall be thitielao be the unfailing source ot buret- THE CONSTITUTION BREWERY, el igibly ness ; the other have m.• ravages fatally developed to them by a &s -situate, Belt-lane, Spit al-fields, communic a ting with Petti- tressing ra t e of elelielity, veloc!!, it not timely reine.lird. terminates -I coat-lane, W hit echapel. In imieettece. 'titre. are its remote and ultimate rketi i, whik ma- This concern his been recently erected, on the , mast jutlicioes sil '''P ra ' n ''' 4 " °(a ''''` ulat P` kver ' and vari"ll`nerilicllll4llll4 plans of Convenience and Utility, built of first-rate Materials of usually characterise the earlier atages est rittssolitary vice. Or l per sons languishing under the Isorders incident to seek aielhit, that every description ; the interior usestigetnentt are on the latest treatment is simple and ilea never proved unsocceestul, is t he improvements, and together, is comidered equal, if superior , In t h e . to any other Brewery of the same size, in the Untied Kingdom, creator of a king. laSorious, and much extended pc-Alice. most obsansisaaelconaultemeet CAWS ot venereal ictrectione .cell embraCing acetone modations for verry Leg Tul Trade to almost atty AS obstruction* client ; supplied by ten inexhautt ibis: %Well' fif Ina Water, within in dee urethra, spiny eicrescences, hard ,u -motets, callous ulcers, struptioaa , seminal weakness, 1: 1 "" , a, al ' 3 its own walls ; Stabling for •Fwetity I lorses:4ery spaci• • is trav - d S :Utile MLLES, Yard, Cooperage, extensive. Store-housee Malt and Hop Ware- • houses, large Coal Cellar% .‘c<unniting-b l einses, Brewer'. Officers skill .5 other Practitioners . ; are by their preWnt improved ph ,. . , " with other requisite and welisconnected apartments. Wlte•her recent or of lotto duration, and which have Shill' the; The Plant, Fixtures, Drays, Harness, Casks, Ininiethents and ti eat in ent. state tally and permanently cured, weltered then hta , : r i Utensils of every descriptidit, which are entirely New, and have surr . "Lg, the t!,k`rlicaLing pairs th e - lu nar l'emm r!u'r ws'' often 11111 , Wir. Tut apphcation of been purchased on the hest possible Reakly-nioney Terms, are to ea yeers met:naive pracuce in this metrinsolo, numerous thee d be taken by a Purchaser at a liberal deduction from the Coat-pi ice. strictures have. been and arc daily und:o their are. tile ee l The Pnenises may be viewed, by Principals only, on applica- eradication of which are etfectiel hy a safe , certain, ant e xa l , l e Lion for Cards of Admission, to Wiustanky and Sun, Paternoster Rue*, where Plans, Elevations, And Sections may be seen ; and taw ' ai " ic " 1-1314 " 1 " 1 "P erafir to 1 " ("her Yet °frilled' ' 4 weakness, relszarkni and debility Proceeding front this comi•L at, descriptive Particulars had. Particulars may be likewise bad of Mr. Warne, Solicitvr, 37, k l l' ill y rem " ki s i and the .rattefit rel(wed m smilht a'lj `r Old Broad-street ; and at the Auction Mart. gorous health . IterjeitiketV the 1140 kt-bag for years 'shiest a _ proper per. , verence In their restorative remedies, after the attic - - cure lias brat destroyhd, is hitliseerisably requisite to revive tar DR. FREEMAN'S GU rIA•SALtrtARIS. slumbering sparks ot Iste,- and to realtineate the Conic:Au:ion. THI: value of this Infallible Me.licine has been so i Stec:Lid Nolikinete and Gentlemen, of the first renpec.ahilitve have been unter the care of Messrs. thane and Co. for t hs he vi i m e A- long proved, that nothing of the pre,' nt day can bear a newel of comphion, of die Urethra, Strictures, Sts. and ; iie, _ competition wi th it iii 411 the different stages of a eartain Weise, ' received a radical and permanent cone request-date ern se which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful Let:liens and•ovesossiewthat- ationds 'alivenes s i periority of Messrs. Currie and Coas plan of uvailrn n . t n ., a _ without debilitating the constitatine in any &grew, Depute requi- ! allay be tote to tarns ai satisfactory. evidences of the dec ided ~ of these Gentlemen have. had 6trictures (tom ten to twi.n t l yi l , .:::. ring conhnement irum liteinsetts,ot restrictioti in diet. Thrormlical virtuesuf these lueestintablaDrups hartetproved their claim to public . and had bre" under the care of. Mseirs. Home and other surgeons of equal eminetke, with attempted • approbation for not re than 30 years. is all 11 !' t debility of - i lk ' • by the application nt the lunar caustic , without succeis. , seies, they prove 'l , .'"" - - ' 'lll:ther ' ACikiii' I with' t:e Messrs. Currie and Co, may be, consulted by either se greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. , p .c Hatton-Gersten. Patients in the country are requested to ta .., ... the particulars of thew case, age, and general habit ot living, / • e inclosiug a remittance for advice and medicines, when the scee wall be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. • i o ensure that aecrecy so essential to their undertaking. t''' postage of Letters nay be added to Me account far medicines • andid ' tee Ki ra , 9th 1 une,lBo9----107, Hatton Gare1etti_.......„.......,. ' MINI/W/1 : god litthltitted by I.LVEL KEN 1 . , c)!& riattory-lra antheth, at the Nraie-Orrics. No. I ra"r street P..Aiw id at the i witelitrica,Tealple Bar seies, they prove a never tailing restorative, wheidler the debility I isproduced by too free uaypf mercury, idle* pleasioes, of dwelt,' • fe cts of a warm climate to travellers, atil those gulag abroad -- I T hey cannot be "recanusteuded ttio strongly to. those whu will re- ceive a safe. speedy li wid Oirlidet. cure in all okkatubborncileets, ; and every weakness thafaffectsi bladder and Organs of urine. 11y is efficacy 4v ' ► •rs wAos tar years been depriv il erf that happuittts. - - -t Sold wholes:Liquid-mail ... 0 .„ 14 . 0 .4 . go. 4 - •.- ..4.t. ~ ner of Paternoster - row ;- Baxter , burgh and G ; 8., 1 ' lam Portsmouth; Newbery, I9d Siiki,Dkiblin ; Pack Met' l a Hull:. Hoslabli aid- iiortaitji; apd by . Eruiiit Book. seams and Mesilsbas.Vissattai ' , "Pain i?"0/44.1 1 4 41 ' ' 8 • 141116 46,1..-4 ..aeatiolt *lt wirtelpit .a.l . .:.sui as ascii:mg - - .. 1E RT's VEGETABLE ANTISCOII, DROPS, in bottles atria. and a mullet site at iety of diseases that prevail at this season of tLe originating from impurities of the blood, a 10t,,. obstructed perspiration, it Is with the fullest cr. : . a that wes trenuously recommend this untivaa r a die notice, as being a certain preventative „„a sus diseases, particularly the land and sea scurvy, 'vil, ulc.:rated sore legs, running wounds in r acy , leproiy, eruations after the small-pa t : or m ill the eyes, St. Anthony'. ftre,rftrmnarllm s lu t slow, nervous, and intermitting fev e rs, 2 ,4 the rders which attend the scurvy internally. re of a Cancer in the Face, whereby gr. . . part 4 consorted, the face and eyes dreadfully infiamea, d . ‘racted with pain, which facts welshed on the n Cruitt ; the following is the copy of the afr.:da- a: Uu.!e hall, Ply mauth, the 31t1 December, 'rigout AI EALES, Esq. alayor. 'oitt, late of the Borough of Saluda, bur now 01 Islyfriviltl,, in the county of Devon,do vo/unt.nly was afflicted with a caucer in nay face fo: up. Nobs, I oral a very painful would seated in any •I part of my lace was dm-al/oily nifianard, attended cute pain that could possibly be eadured—my head ,ed with pain, and my eyes ao severely affected bear .he light, and °Metal me to sit whole slaps y heal eon nay knees o, savor miter support; during ltd vain„,„ rn t sbelo e s, as well trom :he faeultv,at receiving the :east relief, and disease perused with pain, no proopect of relief, and havitty e earaines of many hard years lahoor,l nasal:n ot to of despondency, when I was advised to make lert's Vegetable Antiscorlmtte Drops; th e strong of those who hadreceived curet tram the medis is it would succeed. and this hope was re. heed by aken •he bottle, the ;ten entooly tt r got b. ti er, and by the time I had tak..n five La. erfect cure. Patinas any hand. Wit LIAM clitol IT. cur a: the Guildhall, Mr:tooth, chi, 31. t dr T. •ruum As EALGS, May e r. !getable Antiscorbutic Drops are the sole prup aty only by Dr. C. S. Gilbert, late of the Dispensary, acre, but now of Fore -street, Dock. Sold wh o l e : at Butler's Warehouse, 4, Cheaps:.dt, cornet r, London. •Illey am also sold wholesal e , b e as and Dyer, Ester; and retail by Payn e , N T . and Co. Salisbury ; sigg, brined; langdnu, rimer, Exeter; Belam, Portsmouth; Grit, Pen- sport ; Harvey, Southampton; l'heinmon, New. ,11Lsndle rd, Laugsvorthy, Weymouth ; Dr. Ito- ; Erin. A a minster ; Williams and Susie, Manton; Ahbeott; Cr. ardon. Trig:mouth Crab, Umiak a alicine venders and raewaaben. Al ISINIS LOYAL LETTERS PATENT. Griitlitle PILLS, so jusdyfitmous for trior efficacy in curing every degree, symptom Disease, the Scurvy, &c. withaufconfinettent or t, I: an easy; expeditious. safe, - Mid secret ina. li tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation isneetc.ia iring no particular astention.. they generally cure these cruel Div-orders ; and in that time of perfectly maturing health, the pa- , PPY assurance that fie or she is at the eve of being the degree of malignancy be ever sn great. :llency peculiar to these Pills, to make direc:fy to. g part, and enter in'tpaciantest with the offevdtag they speedily dislodge and expel. ' !'lacy are declaa ice to be a preser ver of health, is well as a rtsto- ndy eight single Pills Spring and till in every year, acute has this extraordinary obligation to then., he promised himself from them, they were sure off d, as though impatient of immortal and universal Pills are most worthy a place in the cabinets al 'aptaisis of :ships; the more so, for that they will II climates any length of time, sod that they have test of neat 60 years, with increasing credit to 1 honour to their author, insomuch that during the N I t ho ney in ha la v d e tx rad .v: i l cal di ly l.h c arrea ured u f p ru w i a n nls iij ot v . 4 , o ta r s o where been frequently repeated, and all other methods ithout effect. • Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tionas TA T 1 Oa oyalCullege of Surgeons tit London.at his hoes, ideesst reei ; when- he as ill give advice, without a taking tioese Pills, and will =tower Patients Let- id, on the slow terms. observing in all CMS 64 secrecy, rat paticues - name or case havirg best t at their own particular retpiest, by the Proprietar, me of more than 40 years, ekat he has had the eon uwootiee ale of the Ads.... Oho eats ISLE. OF THANE FIVE FREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENCES, GARDENS, AND LAND. Sy Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Man, en Friday, June Ist, at Twelve o'Clock, in Eight Lots, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Jon>a SPOT TrSWOODL. ASELECT and very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising four recently finished Dwelling houses, suitably for the immediate reception of genteel Families, situated in a retired beautiful spot, in front of the Sea, at Kings gate, between Margate and Rarnsgate, in the county of Kent, v. :th a brick timbered Carcase, about 40 feet by 36, three stories high, with Sashes, Fumes, Slating, Boards, and an elegant stone Portico in front, with an excellent Kitchen Garden, walled, anA Ground laid out for a Garden attached to each House; lion fisting Eitrubbery, Pleasure Grounds, Paddock, and a quantity of rabic land adjoining, containing together about 16 Acres, 'l6 be viewed by applying to William Brewer, on the Pre mises; and Particulars had twenty days previous to the Sale, at the Fountain, Canterbury; the Royal Hotel, Margate ; King's Head, Ratnsgate ; Rose, Broadstairs; George, Sittingbourne ; er.vn, Rochester; of Mr. Grist, Land-Surveyor, Canterbury; Alr.srs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Solicitors, Little Friday-street ; ar.;l of Messrs. Hoggart and Philips, ti 3, Broad•streez, Royal Exchange.