Star. — London, England, 1823-03-22 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION. CUSTOM-HOUSE, BRIGHTON. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At this Post, on TUESDAY, the Ist day of April, 3111, THE u nder-mentioned Seized and Condemned GOODS, for Home Consumption, and at any sum equal to the Duties on the Articles respectively: About 38 Gallons Brandy, legal stsengtb, for Dealers. 1986 Gallons Geneva, ditto, ditto. Gallons Geneva, for private use only. 33 lbs. Verdigris. 4 Nests Japanned Boxes. 124 Coloured Prints. I Carved Ivory Card Case. 142 Plain Prints. 6 oz. Ostrich Feathers. I Map. 5 Feather Tippets. 23 Coloured Drawings. 2 Pairs Steel Bracelets. 2 Leather Belts. 14 Bead Purses. 2 Bead Reticules. 1 Musical Snuff Box. 2 Scent Bottles. It Bone Fans. 2 Pairs Scissors. The broken-up roll of one Boat. FOR =PO ILT4 TION. About 825 Yards Silk, and 26 Pieces Bandanna Handkerchiefs. ALSO, 101. MR DO 11 Books Prints. 7 lbs. Unbound Books. 554 Plain Pilots. 6 lbs. Bound Books. 958 Coloured Prints. 2 Parcels sweated Beads. St} Yards Stained Paper. 5 'Pasteboard Boaes. 99 .Maps. 1 Opera Glass. I Piece Earthenware. 2 Gallons Vinegar. 15 Packs Cards. 3 Drinking Glasses. 6 Picture, under 2 ft. square. 1 Bottle Brandy. 31 Coloured Drawings. 1 Pint Eau de Cologne. A part of which, if not fetching a sum equal to the Duties, will be immediately offers for Exportation. A deposit of £25 per cent. will be required. The Poods may be viewed (in (Ace hours) on the Day be. fore and the. Morning of Sale. - PORT OP' ExETsR. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, (By Order of the lion. Connuissioneii of his Majesty's Customs), At the Cestom-Howe, in &etre, on Festal - , the .4th day of 'April next, atElevea &Cloak in the•Fotenoon, T' VOL - LOW'I'NG GOODS, viz. BRANDY, 1341 Gallons, under Proof. G.E.N.F:VA, 98 Ditto, ditto. And a Quantity of OLD STAVES, cut up for Fuel. On SAITURDAY (the following _Day), at the Custom-House, in TOPS' M, at.Tbree o'Clock in the Afternoon, BRANDY,.4e Gallons, under Proof. A BOAT, called Ake Hopes Of Seaton, burtben 6 72-94 Tons, .with ber Materials. A BOAT, ca:led the Mary, of Deere, butthen 2 13-94 Tons, sr:th her blatrrials. The brokrn-up HULL of a BOAT, called the Passe de Poche, with her Materials; and a Quantity of OLD STAVES, c.,t up for Fuel. N.B. The Spirits will not be Sold rot less than the Import Duties—Custom-Howes Racier, March 17%1823. RING STREPT, ST. JAMES'S-SQUARE. VALUABLE AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY. WHE Valuable LIBRARY of MISCELLANEOUS 1 LOOKS of JOHN DAWES, Esq. deceased (removed from his Residence in Hertfordshire, fur convenience of Sale), WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, f (Of Warwick House, Regent street), On the Premises No. 19, King-street, St. James's-square, on WEnsixsn.sy, Premises, f.. 6, 1823, and following Day, at Twelve o'Clock (By Order of the Executors). The Library embraces every useful Dranch of Literature : comprLin,g, among the Folios and Quartos the Works of Tillot son, Ottley, and Tornkins's Gallery of Engravings; .De Foe's I listory of the Uninn; Wilkins's General Atlas; a large and va-', luable Collection of Newpapers, during the most eventful period of the late Wars; the Sportsman's Cabinet, fine Plates, by Scott Sickling's Digest of the Laws of the Customs. The Octavos.—Gibbon's Roman Empire, Pindar's Works, the Pal linmentary History and Debates , from the earliest Pe riod, Dodsley's Annual Register, Theatre, Shak speare's Plays, Dryden's Works, Pope's Works by Warburton, Voltaire's Works, Pitt and Warten's Rollin s . Ancient and Itornart.llLtory, Home'o History of England, European Mass er'', a Set of the Edinburgh • 11.evLw, Walpole's. Anecdotes, Lord, Byron's Wokks, Voyage de Anacharsis, a variety of the not ealebratcd Novels, Ice. litc. May be viewed on;Nonday and Tuesday preceding,the Sale; and Catalogues, at,Onellsiging each, to be had on the , Premises, and .of •Islrgtobins,. No. 170,' Regent-street, opposite Old Bur lington-stret•.t. IttatUria.- Or .IWE NORM) AND -311VSNItir ,truvippept4pSi PIM ANNUM,. - - -- - SECURED ON r HOW' ESTATES: IN THE • - OFIaRECON. . . TA )111 $ ,014P • BY 111.7C,X10N, fir. .watwiqk-oow. J l / 4 stentotreet,) At Civkavtay:s colro z bekta4e, .G143ue 7 4110y. Cornbll), On T4tioctprr ,Tlareh 47. .1443, .at :twelve o'clock, A 5 / ANNUITY ciF HU,NDAAD ' AND SitYlliNTY , Fint POLTN,DS per.Aonum. ihogged•on Freehold: ilotows in ibe..cnonty of Avon, .ajd )47alple LendotO.:(rese• arid .rAttar/g aryftdCditztion whotooover, duriog, the litepf oP4,;ndents,n n0d.43 ycars. Particolata: may ,he i pt4d At Clarraway!s;-And;of Nr. Sabina, 170, I.Leotossirest. ii43IMERSMTH. Dmut.vg i g poromplp E,STATA EQUAL TO .74ERPQ41). SP OE SOLD 41YrAUCTfON, 1dr..20111245. (Of Varwick,ikase, Regent4treet), At Garraway's Ca/erg-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on Tesoasokr, the 97th Msrch, 1895, at Twelve &Cluck, in One Lot, ADrAIRIBLE - CQPYHOLD ESTATE, equal to Freehold, held Under the Bishop of London, situate at 11AAIMERSM1T11, it? the county of MIDDLESEX ; Comprising a . Dwelling Itouse, with Fore Court, and large Gar den at the bark, in the occupation of - Mr. Watkins, "Butcher, on Lease, which wilftxplte at Michaelmas, 18:6; a commodious roomy Dwiling-Ilouse, with large 6chool.rootn, and Doernitoty over, Flay-ground, Fore-court, Mad Garden at the back ; in the occupation of Miss'lletting, on Lease for the same term. To be viewed by 1-ave of the Tenants, of whom particulars maibe,had ; at the Angel, and Coach - Office, Ilasumerunith ; at . Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Itegebt-street. PA N - BURY:MFA DOWS, Adioining the Road from 13AN BURY to 'DAN/ENTRY and NORTHAMPTON ; UPWARDS OF FIFTYzr MR ACRES Of ace rich Bleadow•Land, bonnZed by the Rivet Claarweii. .By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regvnt-street), At the Red,Lion, in the Town of Banbury, On Tom:soar, thesd.April, 18433, at One o'Clock„ By Order of the Executors of the Rev. W. Simmer Wiwi', deceased, In Eii,ht Lots, for the convenience of Purchasers: A VERY :VALUABLE FItEEHOLD ESTATE, TILE BANBURY MEADOWS, Situate adjoining the Town of Banbury, in the Parish of' Warkworth, comprising four Ir.closuras of rich old Meadow' Land, adjoining the Road from Duobury to Dimmer And NortLatnpton, and beady bounded on the North and • West sides by the River Charwell, ccenatning ards of FWCY.FLVE ACR D In the occupation of •Mr. John ,Wyatt, !which will be,i4eided" iota Loss , from.Pitre•to Niue Mess, for the 40.00nunothKtownf PurahaserF. .T• bovine/v.1.1w/ applying to Mr. Watt, the Plying Wyse, Balattrfreybeeelleett‘niera stay be bad ; At the lied lATIF Bri ber, t Ape 41114laia Asssw,..ead Wste lirt, PtichAtletems the 011110%,Sraskiat Oftle• Teiodee# Oirectioe# Itiketleleeer r ; 4he Qtatto, 14 ; , ate:stee# end ?4 • , 441Araa, 00aid ; a m y 14ebtiff l Hops% -welt* Woe, Usiwidge s. at 'rterwiYa_ R. N. Lie,.Sag. 45. Liacoises-lon-Flokla ;mid* Mr. WIMP, 170, Rust-street, where a Plan of the state way bo'seca. SALES BY AUCTION. ...,-...—, LEAsgiromyterkm, , . vnitpLatcs, TA BZRNACWVANt, OLD- ' STRERT-ROA D. .b ; NINI DiVELI •-uousgs Aso GROXISID-RRNTS, Producing One ' vci and Twenti4dziat Povads Serest SW Nett Rent, per Annum. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House Rogonootreet.) ,At G arraway's C.offee-boost,'Change-allei, &nail), on Tie/lo wa, the 27th March, inni, at Twelve (Mack, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, coin -411. prising Nine Dwelling-Houses, nearly all planned in the i same manner, two Stories high, two Rooms on a Floor, Shops and Parlours on the Grounil Floor, with Kitchen in the Base ment ; situate in Vine-place, Tabernacle-square, Old-street-rood, in the occupation of Messrs. Aeoeks, Simkin, Fish, Eason, Plercy, Ludwell, Stevens, Vines, and Gill, respectable To. Inants ; part on Lease and part at will. A around-rent issuing out of the aforesaid Premises, and • a Plot of Ground fronting Vine-place, in the occupation of Messrs. Smith and Sons, Stone- Merchants. The whole producing a Nett Rental of One Hun dred and Twenty-eight Pounds Seven Shillings per Annum. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars may be had; of Mr. Vines, Solicitor, Banner-square, Old street; at Garraway's; and cif Mr. Robins, 170, Regent -street. OXFORDSHIRE. NEAR BICESTER, BANBURY, DEDDINGTON, ADDERBURY, ace. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, FRITWELL MANOR, FISHERY in the Old River CHA it WELL, PERPETUAL A DVOWSON AND NEXT PRESENTATION; _ _ A fine Sporting part of the Country, with abandanie of Game; in the vicinity of Harriers and Foxhounds of the Dukes of IhAuroax and GaitrxoN, and Sir Themes Mosirm, Bart, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent.street), Dv Otunta Or TUT EXECOTOAS Or THE LATE REY. WM. SOIrrEN WILLES, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change.alley, Cernhlll, on THOVIDAY, April 10, 1R23, at Twelve o'Clock, A VEItY Valuable 'FREEHOLD ESTATE, FARMS, and LANDS; Nearly FOUR HUNDRED and EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES, Tithe Free, Comprising the Manor of Fritwell, extentlipg over the whole ,Parish, containing about Two Thousand :Acres, abundantly smelted with Game, and the Fishery in the River Charwell, Chief ,Itents, &c. • The MANOR HOUSE, is situate in the Village of Fritwel), planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with Coach-houses, and Stables for fourteen Hones; good walled Gatden, Yard, and Meadow Land adjoining, now in hand. TWO Capital FARMS, with excellent. Farm-houses, and all necessary Agricultural Buildings, in good repair, and sundry Inclosuris of Meadow and Arable Land, let to respectable Te nants. The whole Estate nearly FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGIITY,FOUR ACRES. A most desirable Property for Investment, or for a Gentleman fond of ,Field Sports, in a fine, healthy, cheerful situatien,.and most excellent neighbourhood. In a separate Lot—The PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION to the VICARAGE of FRIT WELL, with a convenient House in the Village, and an Allot ment of about Eighty-four Acres of Land its lieu of Tithes; duty once on a Sunday ; the present Incumbent upwards of seventy years of age. Fritwell is five miles from Eicester, six from Beckley, eight front Banbury and Buckingham, and sixteen from Oxford. May be viewed by applying to Mr. East, at Fritwell Farm ; and Mr. Gardiner, at the Upper Farm (the Tenants); or Dir. Wilson, at Astrop Home, of whom Particulars may he had; at the Red Lion and Flying Horse,' Banbury; the Cobham Arms and White Hart, Buckingham ; the Inn, at Buckley ; George, Aylesbury • the Star, and of Mr. Adams, Oxford ; at Chapel House ; White horse, I.Txbriige ; at Garrawr;'s; and of R. K N. Lee, Esq. No. 43, Lineolres Inn -Acids ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent's/set, where .a • Flan of the Berate may be seen. ~ P,.,,,...b-- . _ -BALSSIOr -A • . A r; • mi i .: 4 71436 ls • Preen sirrrixo/1 TER_ • MOW lIIRAL 011TF: 41YNDALE ESTATES, FARMS, and LANDS, NEARLY FOUR HUNDRaD AND SIRTY ACRE& A Di t riLEING-11041X-Stc. in ()WRINGS. The. PA NAGE, GLEBE LAND, and GREAT' TYTYI S tif the Parish of MILTON, held under the Church. ' By Mr. ROIII4/11, /Of Waroviel-House, Regent•street). At Garraway's CtilFee-House, 'Change.allry,'Corribill; on Tonal., DAT, April 17, 11125, at Twelve n'Cloch, its Too Lots, ' IV OROS/ OF. vits.xxecorani, - AVALUABLE and most DESIRABLE FREE ifOLD ESTATE ; comprisiug a capital FABLILY MANSION, late the Residence and Property of Licut—General Sir SAstost. Aucnattrry, Ent. G.C.B. deceased, Sitaate near PSPRINOE and #AVERBLIA3L 1)ESI RABLE. FREEIIOLDIIF.SIIIENrE and OFFICES eiccllent aDghr, . Frsji-rp:gp, roAcki-RO USE, ,'ARLES, and Ouxbujld,igga; *ad nekrly NINETEEN ACItES OF MEADOW LAND, Situate at KILIKIEN, about Two - Miles from Hyde-Park- place. By •Til r. (11.081 (Of Watwick.:llaure ilissent.street,) At qarraway's coffecliniae,Th4gskallei.gorubill,Qa Taunts- DAT, April.l7, IM3, at Twelve o'Clock, By order of the - Etec,utors Of LieutenantwGeneral Sir Sawczt. wrist Dor, ~E nt. • Ore. B. deceased. AVERY DEStRABIX LIARBEHOLD 'ESTATE, eon prising it.onunodioas twelt-bullt WILLA tRESI , DENC,E,.haudaumeiy fated cp,,erected. au a hasubonse ekes tion, and eommandiog delightful nod extensive views; Situate at HILBURN, Abom :Two 'Miles front 4Plitle Tarkviaee. In the occupation of Isamu Natnta, Esq. on .Lassa, for T,,,,e n ti. m wev adr e,tfrosu ;Midsummer, , 11M41,.deiermistable at • the end of Foaarcen Yam , . , • The entrance under a Stone Portico, by,terijght of stem W a handsome. Hall; .a Amigos lining-remptAilimmisproom, and Morning-room, clegantl,y ftieli up; hiteudful Statuary Marble Chintoq-pieces, and Preneh Sashes .9Reitipg to , a .lialcony with Viranda ; a Gentiemites-roolu or loin , ere- - • Stone ;tali-tale, Isading to tke Vika Pitiiir, a pi pripcipal Belcitants and tip** swt, Bte. and four Sleeping-root: 4, ismcellept range of bepiestie Osees,. I Lirt-yord, withlesiiies, CMlbbsitse; b 4id Buildings, •Poulteptskinsea, "tigisr; 'Gallen, Clothed withitie **it s, ilid out with graieded 'Walks , togst, Fidt-poirds, Mc. and Veal,* I .• , • APIIMRDY WINEINISW • To be viiVted, by !lefts; too Partieskre may be lad- on she =Roo, and erode?, Bathers, At Gweraway's ; asdaf .14r. of obort Tickets for viewing my, The House is a subuantial Brick and Stone BUILDING, seated on a fine Lawn, on a commanding Spot, Planned and Built by limo Joxas; with a Portico in front, and,Steps lead ing to an Entrance Hall, an excellent Dining-parlour, Drawing room, capital Library looking to -a delightful Conservatory ; a roomy Staircase to the First Floor, and a Secondary . Staircase; a spacious Bloating Draiving-room, Four principal Bed-cham bers, &c. Dressing-room, Lobby, and Water-closet, on the First Floor; and Five Secondary Bed-chambers, Servan ts- rooms, Store-rtiprn, Ecc.over : . - The attached - Offices have been recently erected, Ind contain all requisite conveniences for the establishment, with excellent Cellaring, &c. a Stable-yardovith Stables for ten Horses, stand ing for tour carriages, Lofts, &c. aver; Carpenter's, Glazier's, and Paititer'sftops ; linginerhouse, _Coal and Wood4iouset, Well house, and plenty of excellent Water ; Farm-yard and Buildings ; an excellent Garden, walled in, and plaided with the auk est Fruit-trees r Graperies, Peach-houses, &c. a beautiful Flower garden, enclosed by iron palisadoes, with a capital Hot-house, on an improved principle, with Drapery, Fruiting-houses, etc. Gardenefaltnise, Sheds, &c. surrounded by thriving Shrub beries and Plantations, ornamented with lofty Forest Trees and dry Gravelled Walks, leading to an elegantly-designed Gothic ' Pleasure-house, or Cottage Ornee, seated on a Lawn, with Shrubbery, &c. a Dairy, handsomely fitted up ; Poultry-houses and Yard, dtc. a capital newly-made Kitchen-garden, surrounded by lofty walls, and planted with the choicest Fruit -trees, Orchards, &c. The Lands surround the Mansion, and are laid out in a Park-like style, beautifully diversified in Hill and Dale, richly ornamented with fine Oak and other Tree, Coppices, and Woods, a fine cover for Game; a Farm-house,wirb Barr, Stables, and Ontbuildings,Oastshouse, fiiln, &c. and productive Meadow, Pasture, Arable,Wood-land, and Hop...ground, containing about THREE. HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES in band, (Of which Four Acres are Leaseitohl, under the Church), In good cultivation, part bounded by the Turnpike-road, in a' most respectable neighbourhbod and beautiful Country. In a separate Lot a most tlesirabk FARM, H ANSLETT, in the Ruish of Ospringe, nearly adjoining, with an excellent Fund!). Hoene and Offices Farm-yard, Baru, Stables, and all requisite Agricultural Iluibliegs, Garden, &c. and ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE: ACRES Of Meadow, Pisture, •Arable, and small part Wood Land, in good *cultivation, with a Cottage and Garden, all lying compact, adjoining the Lower Rood to Maidstone, and well supplied with good Water, on Lease to Mr. John Amos, a must respectable Lert3. -A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE. a Grocer's Stop, situate on the South side of the Town of Ospringe, with Yard, Garden, &c. in possession of Ms. Rowlett, Tenant at Wilk. Lor 4. A •aluable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury ; comprising the Par sonage Glebe Ladd, and the Great Tytlies of the whole Palish of Milton, which contains about ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES, With four Barns, Stables, Granary, Yard, and every convenience for co/leering Tithes, Etc. in Possession and on Lease to Fairman, Esq. The Mansion to he viewed by apply Log to Mr, Mathews, on the Premises, where Particulars may be had ; and of dr. Amos, 'llanslett Firm; at Mesws. Wreight and Morgan's Office, Fa versham; Fountain, Canterbury; Lion, Osprioge; Rose, Sitting lsourne ; Falcon, Gravesend; Bull ass&George, Dartford; Mr. Wright, Crown, Rochester; Rai and .Star, Maidstone; • Me. Payne, York Hotel, Dover; at GarravraY ; and of Mr. Ftobini, 170, Regent-street, vchere'Plans of the Estates may be seen. CAPITAL FREEHOLD aen'COPTHOLD ESTATES. Mk NSION Lend JIMIRK, - MA NOBS, Alternate pugs EN , + TATION,to 4. I XLNP, corrao g ORS:MA - Eligible Compact FARMS, WATER CO R.N. bl ILI., WOO ' upwirds orT'WO - THOUSAND and SIXTY-NINE MHOS • and -.a -Valuable 'Compact 'FARM, held und er .isle.efirom sTsisity snail; ,cesesising ONE lILINDRED and SILV.ENTT4IX .ACRES. By .Mr. RDJIIXS, (Of "Warwick - House Regent - street), • Vitt °answer's Caree-house, 'Ciange-alley,' Corn hm, In ihe -.lllonth of May, WM, in OtteiLot, J - 1441414,51:1MEHOLD,F.KEILTE, situate .to t .Parisbrs of &wishing, Vestpaill, litandou, and !Mundane, .in.the County of .Hertford. The Alternate PiteseNTATrox to the 'LIVING of BRAUG MING, worth about Four - IlundrekiToslnds per An num. ,Tlaclunumbootabout 60 yeast of .ape. wi t h th e capital. M AN011.5, extending nearly Twat , Arles round, Royalties, 'Welkin', Ste. .H-A STEPS NSTON, substantlatikilleing, panned'for riataomounatkidois.ofia 'Nobleman or Alenaletnen's Fan iiy irrith I.Mes.of all .clowiglione,...teated-isem anevilaak‘ennusaadist an extensive rich Scantly, intervened with lofty Timber Trees, Shrubberies,and Plantetioms, Wills Zelightful Drives and Walks; Coach-howns, Stables, Ac.-prodoctivr' Gardens, surrounded by lofty saadis, Idell.pliatcd r and -alotiputsviela Aka* Pritly Trees ; Ponscrvalivrt Hut-houses, OralteU,.and. Fruitig .Ate. Pews - Houses, . Pews in the *Church : sitnate about twenty-ejgbt miles faun towdora on the road to Royston, tanibeidge, and Newthartet. TlaeWAitbi.b are compact and tutztelient•tvitivation, am idst* of pculluctise Meadow, Palaueephrable,salWaid land; let to respectable Tenant,: with :plod. Fennel-lowa and all Agricultural Buildings; a Water Csrn-Mill; Mill-House; a delightful Cottage Orme, with Gardens and*Pleasere 'Grounds, sundry Cottages,ukc. the while iFreebold,.onstainingurvrerds of TWO THOUSAND AND 11/XT-L,N LW SAW-ARS. The Estate abounds with those, 'is situate Ina filtaßtorting part of the country, in the centre of the Hertfocdehlin Hint, and within math of several ether packs of•Fox-hountla. A g w ital FARM adjoining, bed under .Lase Iron Trinity goner, containing about ONE HUNDRED AND .SEVENTY4It ACRES Of excellent 'Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Laud, with good Farm-house and Outbuildings. This slesissble.listaie is a ligistiellfilble•Praperty for Bosidome aul Investment, in .a pleasant part of the. Gotsoisy, supplied with fine Water. 'lle Rental and Estimated Value of the whole upwards at Three Thousand Five , Hutrdsed Pbunds per Annum: • • ' The Ifiansion may be visited by Tickets, sod Partiedillimibill of Messrs. Moore aud•Loatt., istscokes Im ; u»I of Mr RAW 170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad, and where a 'Plan of the ifstate map be miter, , lotwil eierunstable at and Where a Tian of the Mate may be seen. . wtico, by-wit of step, tp a FOR COLDS„ 4aSTHAM T . - Avian, j o laisass..Foorn, an d riIHEPECTOI4 R.—Expnienc:4lu king up; kesattlful Statuary Marble 'AL a very lan period bas iaaaritattiblY primed the superior ell- - 4,., AppOg to , a Maken 7 wits racy of this Medicine in all cases Of ColdesCotliith and Asthmatic r Wray ;• en excellent Stone Affections. By promoting gems is expectaration, it very shortly Opt, vikka r apataiski lone caps- Maws thaVamc of malightot men Cddotnd irfew itepos are do e tiiiiit.cocteti, Wear. genet* mipt to mown Ritescatritialt mega isstromkred •paii cisiii. n the Bailigpt, more e 90 0 4444 obstbsAte, sad V44.ig. AF4PIPPODEIvitb Mims,. M denominations : coogb;* gof blboff,land other serioul m ow hbrime;baril, at. Farm-yarti liar babanic pavers tend to heal soreness an y the 4% .alsmllpg:t An zWillons *fibs kW. keno Of laugh, sett in asthmati ' k aiiista tilt Vwd•; . Pike's* a. Orif kifs l l . ll l lli thelites;b. ;f a ik, wet, ohm, fi c .. som in Whist, at li. lid. and its. W. by Balers, .Clasamiso. i "testis* UNdi, tli Ml' . 4, Veti St r a: l 6, ll24 !Eles Itfraa. 4 4aet_ ißeatt tliff At' NISW AMU& - • ofi ;' 0, Waterloo-place Mutates ; 34: I dWir 10111-solt i tt Z e itvilloilertet, ; and by tbit.princlpal• Medicine Venders Paddies; of i ihf in i Un a M Wis ' iiikbu.7.2ra: fk o . • ' dlireltioNbafatitillttrtar Ir. labials, so, obeitte . • lk i ktill pin lied. J Chcarkit," kosiand on it. - - • • " i SALES SY AUCTION .NORWOOD, UMW. ita&B.LE FAMILY RESLDBOIOE, Avagi4ancri l ARDENS, PLEASURF-GROUNDS, GROVES,. WOOPS, MEADOW . sod •ABABIAI-1411trstny4 - • FIFTY-OKE ACM - - TO BR SOLD DT ASICTI t OIS, By , Mr. ROD[N; 7 ,' lk Wartiith Hauserßopisieetreet), At Darrawwes-Caffee-houee, Thange.alley,Xotnhilipan Trse. nes, the 15th May„lll23, at Twelve co'Clock, 4 A VALUABLE FRAE;TOLD and IrAa. HOLD .RSTATI, NORWOOD HOUSE. Most desirably and beautifully situate at the South-east end* Norwood, its the County of Surrey, bounded by the road.frea k „Streatham to Sydeuharn, late the Property and Resldeoce et Mrs. Nesairr, Dow in. possession of &must. Laacasrca, Esc till Midsummer pest. A Substantial 13rIck.bullt VILLA TtESIDE NCR, Planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman'sßamil=nrcsi on a Lawn ; containing env:B e st B e d- c h am b ers an d rooms, and Servants Apartments •on the Upper. Stories. Principal. Floor, a Portico Entrance at the front and back, opening to an 'Entrance-hall, Breakfut-room excellent Dinior partner, a noble lofty Drawing-room elegantly-finished, a Study .and Waten.closet • the doors Of Jae malsogany, , satin-wood, &c. handsome principal Staircase to the First .Story, and a secondary .Staircase a complete set of Offices, excellent CA. tars, detached Wash-house, Laundry, Dairy, Larder, &c. two Coach.booms, two Stables for three Horses each, &c. with Men's-rooms and .Lafts over. Twropeodactive Gardens, want rcun,d, well planted, &c. Earnslard, and Buildings, Ise home, &c. The Land surrounds the Mansion, contains upwards of FIFTY-ONE ACRES Of 'fine Meadow Coppiee, and : Arable Land, with Entrant,. gate ; pleasingly diversified in Hill and, Dale, ritiklY studded With Timbrr,. &c. and a Stream of fine Water. May be viewed by leave of the Tenant ; and Particulats had of Thorium Miller, the Gardener, on the Premises; at.the Grey. hound, and Golden Lion, Dulwich ; King's Arms, and Grey. hound, Croydon ; Green Man, Blaelsheseh Wheattheaf,, Sweat. ham ; of Messrs. Clayton, &tt, and Clayton, .Stilicitio‘, Le m . coin's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 1.70, Regeos. street, oppcsite Burlington-street, where a I'lan of the Estate may be seen. VALUABLE.ANDAILTENSIVE MOCK OF A ROOir e SELLER, RETIRING room THE RETAIL TILADE. LEA DEN II A I. r.synswr. By Mr. WILLIA.US. On the Pretnirev, .No. 150, Lex,tlc:thall.street, • On WainmsnAT next, "%larch 9.6, and foil:ming daps, .At Twelve o'Clockprecixely. TE VALUABLE-COLLECTION of BOOKS I comprising 4,000 Volumes, in elegant Binclags, mini% which wi be found the Works of the•nutst Popular and Una Authosr, in History, Antiquities, Voyagc , , Biography Botany, Poetry, Divinity, &c. &c. Also, several sp_lendid Worts on the Fine Arts, Portfolios of Prints, Drawinvi&c. &c. To be viewed on Tuesday preceding and I%lorningi of Saki and Catalogues had on the Premises, and el 31r.Williains,Thrsg. morton.strert. N.B.—The -Genteel Hoissehoid Furniture, Futures, and Pit. tinge-up of the Shop, and. Effects, will be sold immediately attic the Sale of the stock. • Carpe diem— Ile prowepgy wire. W 4-1 EN Science began to explore the complicate! - machinery of Man. she was speedily entangled in al. byrinth of mysterious confusion, from which intellectual pens. verance alone emancipated her. Ignorance and empiricism, however, still oppose tl.eir venomous hostility, and the prejudice of weak minds, in some measure, encourages their audacity. Truth ..to Falsehood—so may our public statements be am pared with their unqualified pretensions, and to expose their lades, we have not hesitated to avow ourselves as prsetitienns in a class of Diseases which endanger the mystic evolutions( Nature. To be brief : we are Memhers of the London Csi lege of Surgeons, can establish the integrity of our Charade upon the success of Twenty Years' practical experience, and* flounce the grateful testimony of those•in whom long suffelial had mealy. extinguished every hope of relief. We pledge ourselves to the removal of Syphilis, from I incipient symptoms to the remotest stages,. characterized by every doubt and whatever . matignancy. The intricate ad much neglected diseases of the Urethra have been carefully aid saisliously considered, as have also, whose delicate .and import* sympathies which refer to .the ,Female Sex. The infirmuiesill virility have' been especially noticed, whether as arising Wattle debilitating tyranny of a tropical atmosphere—the natural bin of constitution—the imprudence of gaiety—or the more al.untixt remits of a propensity to practices - " which shun the light ; ' the progress of which is marked by a gradual dereliction so Mesta. mat powers. To all who are thus circumstanced, and more especially to such as are aspirants for connubial pleasures, we earnestly recommend our Commentaries. Ist,. Vw Zen 'doe siaLonesSez; :gad, - Hygiene, Anclesively addivsaika Females ; ,the.peraiaal of Alai& snug . ?pm beneficial to kink moral happiness. These. Beoks may Le had at 20, Pstanuster row ; 59, Pall-Mall; 41, Piccadilly ' cadllly • 16, Prince's -street, Soho: 174, •and -ag,--Flese.seveet ; West•Smithfi t +l ; 98, Shaw side; 4, Catherine-street, Strand, London ; Porter, fig, Sidi torastseet..Diitilin,; Jetties..lll, Troggate Diastole • Maass* Stevenson, Norwich; larch, Ipswich; button, Bury St. Set mind's; Sheppard, Bristol; Barratt and Duffield, Bath; }lan d Cambridge; Headley, Leeds"; and by all Swindlers. • .Bantedies saw beferwarded to any part sf the wend; fw tienti writing for the Jame, win please to enclose a Bank,Nota Attendance at home for consultation as usual, OOSS and CO. M.11.C. Surgeons, No. 11, Boum leitrat, Fleeastreet, London. A private door.rouadtlie corner. . . ' or BuJor Waxy!--The 4:amuck Billy WA , ..character In . L 4 i, Zonalam saiiied Ma A, tat =n== NrMBE JOTIC and Ti faeces COMM the Admirals Old Bailey, 1 it Eight o'Cl THE G AL PAN] That a GE THURSDA the Forenoon suance of the 66 We, the 1 dred Po meat fol DER SON MEN of CAST-I It ON vered at the St pia. 200 on or the 1"t day of. Ist day of Aug iinuse, in O:cf• •• Tenders for . the 9th day of A Pitorn P b.:, applying to the Court-Hon JA T( Pursuant to an a Cause " SANSURL Com Conn, at the in Lepton, it York, on TH Four o'Cloek QUNDItY 11., in the: se , rnnd , lion, and Tithq Parishes of Scut Keaton, in the sa Particular,: W in Southampton. gars, Solicitor, 1% Solicitor, No. 3t Rayner, Iramsden's Arn Waktifield ; and VA It ROM, IL/ that the pre of £90,000, and also begs to real taining Three of noTH 1V Sll £l,OOO, &c &c. tend the l'orchasi ford -street, on ti is:calve 20,000, sta. CAPITA LS ! ! ! The following in Shares at CAF the 15th January 16,. No. - 4 17,100 4l 3,382 3ilt ... 16,1113 IIALL'S P Lace, Mup venting ;heir turr forms a striking c of Starch, by its use accotding to consequently mon io being very fluid strength), resetribl wrested of the th worthy of remark that the manufac orlor to disguise a 'aired with thr pa Sold in convey /sod-street; Che 4143 e; and m a y & arch, In Town a DINING -R( consisting of ood, 14 feet by Suleboard, the D t-lbar ately finishes tue Property of a the nfisinal plan of been materially alt Public fur less that MILLS's, 7 1 shire -street. tenwi... l. 2"Pagsle -street ran**, with New two pster :lrillites—"r en Yhoage ic a4aril i ne znGasalluP y nials i ns° ei to l l i rt r . vti v y f r a : Glnf .i foo n .r i et oeci er i n ve : lr e ilt:l l l given dimen y " 1 " 1 4 wilt find ti f weas simes . and t e . ig etwiwilny in the chin Furinture dehten i nivry or expenet 4 C. and Awl hi their eartally peeeentei it? Y 4/ ber Chip mbir t ' 3 ; WA . nu= or Buxr Wazzas !—The ecoenuiic Billy Wm^ verb whose conspicuous .character in Life is Lowden gained hs .A spit much notoriety, bade adieu to this fife yesterday morning, tit S being sen-drya in fit. Ones's workhouse, in a lingering•cenntlea Wo, Peer. Billy endeavoured rap to the periods( his illness 50.0410 :vale for a wife and, two thildren, what he termed " an.h,onest lith• Star by the scraping of cat-gut," by which he originally amassed& --- considerable portion of breunu(halfpence) at the West End ofis Town,- where his bat end leathers, with la. peculiar •aoths,-0- cited matzoh mirth and attention. Billy latterly beasmeloo.• WIX tunate, which he attributed to the production of Mei end.AMik Side with whom he •was lnade -to take his lifelkary (Markit), loo treat " bags of victuals" with contempt ; but, however, be tile : very poor, and was obliged , prior t o hi s d eat h, to p ar t wil t .a • the c old friend, the Addle, for-a trilling-sum at the pawnbroben •••• been the wooden pits (hg) which had.so laical supported Billy, Pub' have shared the. same fate, but its extensive service had it worthless, though it •bad - twiee•saved petit Billy front shire nalties of the Tread Mill. He was formerly asailor, 400 1 0)111 ceived a trifling pension since he left the service. A short WI prior to Ilk death he was etected.King of a party of Beggars is Giles's, in consequence of his notoriety. He resided In,. 8 1 family' in the house of Mr s . Fit zgera ld, Churciwitreet, St Ibeb His remains were yesterday removed from tbeltieriosowill: ooo New Bur.ial6 round, St. Pascras, where hewn inserted. r t bi ) A followed to the grave by his wife and childreo, with a fell lei Frau friends—some -prefewienakones. He was eS• yews efireelar ' _ ••••-- • gi 6 . 18 / MAILS. mit. nu a. • ay. Isle Dublin i O ranee • ' t t o an Waterford 1 0 Harnburgb •• Gmeasaytad3eney '• inatidere - 0 no w Lisbon • 0 0 Malta 0.. eat en Holland • 0 1 Gottenburgb 0 11 Pise Miseries '" • '0 ' 0 Bradt • • kw 'CON, COAL MARKET, MARC/111. ' 1 Fin NeVeisstie Bic sil. to 471. Od.--fluntinfnusil ads. 41,,t0 1616 4 01sipe. al Marksivelita.iiiialgieehlw • j, Vs 8.14 . . 0 6 , B*4 - ,0,0 t 0 TO.Mbllfi • tt t sii 4 el•suilnistM after l 0 tare fiernaws, • i f •1* 4110 11 110.0 a , • •. . • • siker • CONDON.: *Listed and mehlished iy ./earablialis 'ra place, Terople.Bar., • • • • - KENT. tO'fit'VERE3IPTORTGrAIOI.D,. Ay.Ortirs.of the Mortgagees, . Iot . .CAMTM , MAAAILIT ARM, 'Wide intatedistercuatealsa ; Situate aeSTORA. - in the MONtltt DOS' MOO; With a• neat .cooNeisieut COrTAOR :IrrsgOnuß, , Stable.asad 00114640 i itaißirs• Oetiege, and nearly ' liteitTfH.LlAN UAW) stIMD-T4VONVIiIT-WP 'ACRES • Of Arable and Capital Marsh Land, Saltingsvand Reed , Beds. theeNitlYS HEAD' •Publie - flouse i it irrOKE, with Outbuildiugs,Cotteget,Otc.ite. 13 110. A01.1114S• • • (Af Watvt4ck,ii.c4te,Jhesoittogsee;), At Getaway's cogia4,louss,. its !Citafige-A l 4ay, : Combat, ..cos .' . tituasW 4 Y, the IC)thApril,.l224,4ettTveskte.c4flock i A V.;VattY VA.LUMI.E.fRAEUQI4) , E.SWA,TE, STOKE FARM!. . Comprising o a oseatAariatepiect • brick-built raettuge...Beeidence, with Lawn and •Illardon ; Barn, : Sseble, pattle.sbod, and other Buiitling, 'ltalia% Cottage, &c. and neatly Elf.til'll ND ED . .AND T WEN T'lit - WO ACE P.S. All lying eompact, of srhieh :a solidi. portion .is rir.h Arable Land, thesvre aiqd r c*pital : Marsh ;And.; #altiollis smell plied with plenty. of flesh Wate.r.d. ticed -Mods : • situate, in Hundred of Hon about twelve niilarfrom Graveeend, t el ht front Rochester, old thirty-four from London; late in the ovets pation-of 3lr. Jose .AIACCAY. Also, ;lives _Howl Inn .orz-Publiclicove AiUtate in the Village of Stoke, with. wo , Inn, Oatt,boildings, soda risk It:closure of. Land; in the occupation of Mr. Jackson. To be viewed by applying to the - Baniit, at the• Cottage, late John - Mackay's, Esq. • er-to Mr. jacksoa,, at the • Nag sllead, Stoke, of whosn.Pattienslars aver tle-bad ; , at .tkie Crown.,Ao *heater ; the_ Sun, Pothook; tlseAluee,2Sittrrte; 'Lead, NorgAitet; Stet, .1 8 4i4suses' Dsttfweil ; Felten, Gravesend; Shooter:sjiill ;. ot.rsarcaway's Howe, claaoge-alisy, Cornbil:; and of Mr.noppate,L7R,R,ogentostrcet.