Star. — London, England, 1817-06-07 00:00:00

. . . /-* - •'' .4, 0 A b ~, ~ .• 4 A:. • >- . ... 4 - ...., . • . e- -- 1 / 4 1) . . tk .4 iiii. far . .: . 0... ~ . *4043 AK . • -.) Ayr' - - - . ,- , ..7 • Imur,mmumr. l l4b.mir. SATURDAY, JUNE 7. 1817 ";:t'31..1F,R 9145. 1 1, /, " NORFOLK. A CAPITAL MANSION and EXTENSIVE MANORS, SCARTHING MOOR INN. June 8, 1817. RICHARD PEACE hms I;Ave to infr.rm the Noblemen and Centli men, that he bag refitted iip his ITor-e in an elegant .tyle, where the grey est attention will IL: paid to their commun•is. •„• Good lirmet at ts. V. per mi'x, SAL!.S !tY ,'Crl TO BE LE For Two Years from the Ist of Ally nett, ACAPITAL MANSION, most completely and tlegantly FURNISHED, suitable for the Residence of t faintly of the first Consequence ; with the exclusive right of Spotting over three Mrnors, sontaining 4,1C0 Acres of Lard. abotntling with Game of all descript tons. 'f his property is en• tirely surrounded by preserved Manors, in a capital neighbour. hood, 24 miles from Newmarket, and $4 from London. For further particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, 42. Pall-Mal, 'fh! Jay was publi4 Tn five IrrT Volum , price 27a. Ca. , 0 THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. r. int LORD MAYOR cannot adequately express A. his tanks for the very wrnerous• and obliging ascurasces cr port received from important Public Bodies, and from .„, :se .peraide Ir:l.7iduals, of all Political Parties, in every di. of the isierropolle, yet•he must not omit to offer his Sc. 15„,,e;., Ile deeply regrets that his offici..l duties, and period which will intervene between the Vacancy and motion, will prevent ben from shearing :bole personal at tricots to every lAverytnao which his Inclinations would wiser. bins to attempt. From Ida Friends in every ict be muse. leowcver, request that" they will, by a local . r :s, spily his unavoidable absence; and he respectfully . . il.rests all Liverymen who de:ire his succta, that they will not, !,;1 to ;nem: the COM:VION at ONE precisely, on I:LW) IV wart, which the Sheriffs haie appointed for the lON, instead of Wednesday, I.s previously understood. ice I.(rd Afro: renews 14s assurances ; that if by their favour, y e 44o.:11rearam his hopes; he will encirLycker to perpetnre th-ir P , A attchansata tsy. o f , ran con fait their local pros f.,;• ,erl by his unvarying devotion to the Cats Chi/ • ind, y e . ;sous I ihery —,efsnslon-llonse, izne 6; Itil 7. PAVING AND RIPAIRING CONTRACT. I'oTICE is hereby gieen, That the TRUSTEES for PAVING the TOWN of PORTSEA, Win m.e., at 1' : and Castle, on TI:ZtPAT, tht 7th day of lane, I itl7, i• tic o'C o:k in thehvening, to m ut with any Per..or who r h. wilting to Cowrie , fur 'Repairing the Pavements of the . Streets,Conrts. Roads, Lane., Waysr•Rows, Alley!, pub !: P!st7se% aid Places therein, tor lire Yearl, to commence the !;t1: tl.e SAM month, determinable the lira three years ar th.: r.thl Ferri on either rudee giving to the or , er three prevlet. nodes thereof. Those who choose to tender I c :he rime, are retrieved to set their prrces against the articles, 1' •:k lA.!s of which may be had of the Surveyor to the said Trtre . is, of whom the Conditions of the Contract may be known, cti to whom sealed Tenders may he delivered. Contrac tor to ficd all Marrials,Canage, I.abour, ward Gravel, to ke e p the 5 owl works iii Repair Mr eve years after they are raper:- Cr:4y enntoleted. and to give good security for the due parlor siztv of Li: Cotar..c:. ‘A'M. , Clerk to the said Trustees. TO.I.INEN DRAPERS AND HABbR DA:4IEII.s. A MOST desirable opportunity now ',resents itself 1 - 1 of enterirg into business In the City of. Glasgow. Tim thvp, No. 114, Trongate, will be LET on a Lease of ten year,, and ;he Stock dispoted or on reasanatie melba. Immediate pos. 4n0: 1 can he given. Application may be made to Mr. William :,inkileton, the owner, who wishes to dechne busiue.s from ill tealth. Letters from Principal+, post-paid, will he attended to. the ituation and Shv (to which a nWtPing-bouse is ar . ac h r d) i!cqual to any in this City, and where an tate:nitre busnlest has hen carried on fa: many years.—.GLsigow, 26th May, IAI7. VALUABLE :POCK OF I.ININ DKAP,ERY, &c. TO AIL SOLO twv. T MILLARD respectfully informs the Nobility, U • Gentr;, and 'Lc the whole Of Lis present extens'be ;A valuable STOCK it selling ulf wieinut reserve ; conii.rWog titgaut India Silatvls, and beautiful Imitations in british ditto; India kii.stns of all Cads ) Gold and setter Dresser, Turbans, Printed furniturev, Furniture andies, Kus.ia Sheeting. and imitation of ditto; Forettn and Sew eh Fable Linen, iri.h Linens, Loa; Cloths, Cambric Medina, iaccooot and Mull ditto, Cheek. brined, and Morro(' ditto, French Cambria; French Can t,* flardltereliers. !dawdle, )race for Waistcoat), &c. Lore*, MP AI oplins, Lace and Lace Vids, Foreign Bird.., in. 'fa /kinds, Gamete, Cornelia') Ornaments, Chine.e Ltdia Chrserats, Chess men, CUTiIIUS Wood from India, Ivory (hair, a variety of Printed C.inthres and' Mailing, Worked :!ai Plain Lenus, Rubes, Handkerehitf., 13c tribazttos, Silks, tack Muslim, Leant's, and Cambries, front rid. to Is. per yard, euunterpanes and Quilts, Flanucls, Foreign Diaper, &c. on ac twat of going into a General Wholesale Home and Foreign frade. AU Persons Inming claim on the House are requested to send is a statement of their Accounts, in order to their being paid ; sail all Persons inlobted arc i requestod to pay that ACCOUlati without delay.—No. '6, Chtaptide. READING SAUCE. I COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of this OP • much•estestmed Article, begs most respectfully to autism the Nobility, Gentry, and the Publie, against the daily frauds and .iespositions practised by many London and Country Oilmen and Fith-Ssore Venders, to deceive cud deprive them of the GE }MINE READING SAUCE. None are genuine but those ohkh bye the Corks sealed with the impression, " J. COCKS, READING ;" and also the followiug 414criptioa of the Seam on an Orange.eoloured Labels " Reno Imo Sauce for Fish, enriching Gravies, &e. prepared sad sold, wholesale and retail, by I. Cocks, Reatstuo." This Sauce is generally used at Table with all sorts of Fish, in Free :awe to all other Fish Sauces, audit esteemed peculiarly delicious with Gante, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat. It is presumed that no Sauce ever met with such general ap. Phnom and extensive sale. It is patronised and recommended most of the first Families In the Kingdom. . kis retailed in London by 200 of the most respectable ()B -n and Fish-Sance Venders; ifs Bath by 30, and by most of the Principal Fith-Sauce Dealers in the Untied Kingdom ; who also tell COCKVS Getiuipe acd superior ESSENCE of ANCIIO VIES; the trial of a =pa Bottle will ensure is the preference. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. L4ITERS P tTENT. JMETCALFE'S. PENETI(ATING HAIR. • BRUSHES.-Of all the inventions for which Patents IsETE Leen granted, none has ever beer found so generally beneficial as *Le above extraordinary and important Discovery, and tor which 1. METCAI. FE bas the happiness to say he Is constantly receiving nra tient sof the Nobility and the Public. As a Brush fur cleansing the Hod from &turf (thereby strengthening and promoting the Vowth of the Hair), its superiority is acknowledged over every Ll'Plement whatsoever, by all ranks of society. Tbese celebrated Brashee are recommended for cleansing false hair, I^. Wigs, tone hes, &c. as they penetrate to the weft, which no other b-r.sh can eln• These Patent Brushes for cloths and velvets will be ft.. td to re•dres, those articles.; likewise for hats, &c. &c. As a nail thith, jewel or plate brush, tkey are tithe superior. As horse L'iahes they are inestifilable; It Reed. only be observed, they are Leidy approved and recommended ty Professor Cutellida and o.e Veterinary Surgeons, and ere In VIC at their College. As flesh brushes, t h e i r propertie s are of the greatest consequence to pet- Mt subject to rheumatism, epilepsy, apoplexy, site. :.nd are Itrarigly recommended by the Medical Profession. As household • Leashes of the various denominations, viz. shoe brushes, scrubbing truths, &cite. they possess the same extraordinary cleansing I"Leny; doing the work In a superior manner, and with half the usual labour.—The Patent Brushes are peculiar for eleanshig L'eeltieery and mechanical engines, and all sorts of muulded relit; in short, this new and important discovery is daily devil 4ing the greatest enosequenccs,and extends to all brushes what enestr. ho great is the superiority of the Patent Brushes, that all Gibers (in comparison)are wholly useless, as will bit proved ou trial Ty% he had retail of J. MECCALFE, PATENTEE, at his kill COME MANVIACTORT, SS,, GREAT MAIRY.LA-BONNE SIEEtT,. PORTLAND PLACE, of G. ME I'CALFE, 350, Oa- Innilt•STataT ; and all respectable Shopkeepers in the United i( tgdetrt. Wholesale orders to be aeldte.scd to AIETCALFE :NI KENT, 49, Dearisstreer, Soho; and T. and G. Kent, SS, London.—ln purchasing the Penetriting Brushes. please L.k fur J. METCALFE'S ENT BAUSHES, and tee that !Le Itrnth has the Patentee's stamp on it—" J. ME it:ALFE, VETENTIE, Lotions," in the margin, and G. R. with the b' ;II Crown hi the centre; gross inviositious baying beta rti.C• cn the. public, both iu price soul sinafity, by ut.p! ers selling spurious brushes scrth 'Anneal lshels an tutu:, • tm Ytrent Brushes. MONEY. VOI3LEMEN, Gentlemen, lite. may he supplied LI with Money to any amount, en terms equal to mottiTage, secured on . Freehold, Copybold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergyinens*Livings, or any other Property. Persons of respect. ability may be a: ammo fated on their personal securi y, and she business completed without exposure or delay. Application from twelve to two, or Ituen (post-paid) addressed to Meows. Wills and Co. No 49, south-street, Berkeley-square. • FOR TII HEAD AND EIFS. rirlHE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF h J. most :restful and effectual Remedy for DlsOrders in the Head, especially the commas Head Aeb. It removes Drowsi ness Ind Giddiness; relieves Dimness of the Eyes; Is excellent in coring recent Deafness; and is of groat service in Hysteric and reralytie Complaints, and in restoring the Memory when hr.- pairei by Disorders of thee Head. It la also a preiwcative agaii:st Infectious Air. sold by the Proprietor., F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Churchyard , the third house from Cheap.ide, Lou Jun ; anti Brodie and Co. un the New Canal, Salivbury ; in earmasters, price is. t id. each ; but it purchased elsewhere, ot:c.erve that the wortb ; "F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are e:•graved in the Stamps. FRAUD PR CVLNTED. To counteract the many Attempts that are d IL male to impose on the uovitary a spurious composition In stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they art induced to adopt a nest Label, in which their address, . 97, Hi g h Holborn, - - - is placed so cortepicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difftrence of the type, which is unlike all letterpress, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, ma a by DAY sad MARTIN , 97, High Holborn, will in furnre be sold in Bottles a: 6d. Is. and Is. 6d. each, and a copy of the Label left with ail Vendors. DAY also MAR FIN, 97, High Holborn. • • - - - H OWARD CASTLE; rn, a Romance from the Mountains. By a NOR I H BRITON. Printed for A K. Newman and Cn. Lead:lAA-street. The following will appear t' is ummer A Bridle, and No W,fe by H. Rouvlere Muir, 4 Intl , . Deserter. by tile Author of " Montrtithe," " liwbastd Hooters," &c. 4 1/013. Et:nut:lamp, or the Wheel of Fortune, 4 vols. The !lamb: Chief, or the I mai of Urrino, boor volumes. Ant , Delphin:, by Mrs. Byron, Seconi Etlienn, 2 vols. Modern •111114 A ; Or The World wa list in, Ly Mrs. Helms, Ss n'i Edition, 3 vol.. BL '7. OF WATE:2I.OO—SECOND ANNIVERSARY. re.ir nip:oat:ll of the day, wiiiill every JIL thinking mind will naturally reveller to this.;4l;me event, has induced Mr. Bogru ta state, that having with his best en deavours and exertions, employed himself a considerable time in collecting the Authorized Circumstantial Details, as also the. Public awl Official Docurrien:s of the Campa:gii in the Nettie land, 1t15: he is happy to Inform the Public, that, (Imo the kind assistant of Othcers acting with every arm in the !,:er ice, and in different parts of the Field, he is enabled to offer, voilat be trusts will be received, as the Record for I'o4erity of this mornetirous Even., by that which must at all times be considered l as the purest and hest Teuitneuy—the Descriptien by tliiK.e in Actien—the one ctorroborating the other in the material facto, but yet affording the toMutim of Derail, which came under their pariculrobservation ; It is manife.t from the peculini counter ef the Confict, these Particulors could only be fttliered VA the nininlnt, and by such meant. A Register of the Officers employed is sulojoined, with their rispective ranks and easu.die. The promulgation of this Week has often given rise to ezpreshions of regret, that we have nut similar tracings of the Details in our former Deedsof Glory, the particulars of which have lost them; selves in thei , remits, and the indelible impressions they have lett of 11 e Prowess of the English Character. 'l:se present Work, which is t!‘e Tenth Edition, Is submitted' to the not ice of those, who from their situation and fortune,. have this care and charge to provide for the Enquirer of an after time as well as the present 'the Volume consists of 540 pakis in 410. and illustrated with enlarged Military Plana and !i4 spirits l Etchings, Price £4 4s. on India Paper £5 Ss. Without the em larged Plans, in 2 eon. thro. iee lOs. and if without the Etchings £l. Is. The Work is sold by the Publisher, Dulcr-...trett, Port. land I /ace; T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall; and Ly all Book ellen. TO LSERS OF LIQUID BLACKING. RICHARD TURNER'S REAL JAPAN BLACKING may be has, Rill'All., of the undermen tioned respectable Shopkeepers, at 'id.; Is.; Is. 6d. each. Words cannot set forth its just praise, nor Its transeendant qualities be truly known but by experience. AGENTS IN SCOTLAND. Kmauss. Thomas, M'Cullock. Marshall, KIRRALOT. Henan, Cooper, Macdonald, I 1z.%ve.:1, Noss, Mahan; Greig. Wd4on, . Archer. Aicklts., Anderson, Hodgson, Mucha!, Walker, Miller, Dryden, Sb Elliott. GLASGOW. Brown, Robinson, Dourall, M`Groutber, Black, M•Gregor, Beith, M • lattre, Good, Osbourn and Son, M'Kirity, Miller, Croig, Leumontb, Crouch, Davison, Seller, Hall, Auld, Osbaurne, Robinson. POILT GLAIICOy. Paul, Pares and Co. Oametwc. Ferguson, Miilrr, tabors and Co. M•Farline. I.A yr socrEnts. Henderson, Bit CCU twd Kenner, Ronny. STSILING. Low, Patterson. Dust:att.. Tbomrson, Anderson. Davison. KILLIWINOCt. Strang. nrottauevam. Duncan. La a no. Underwood. ALNW Ica. Pearson., Cousins. CAaLt'l S. bills, Warwick, Hope, jun. In ng. ANNAN. Bell, Beattie. Fret ?arose. Alsatians. Mathias, stitkery, Sut.:erland, Anacreon, Sinteson, Duncan, Corbett, LansiatiJ. Cattail, Small, Miller, Calder. BB IIVerZZ-VPO3I. w au. Richardson, Gibson, Waite, Mellrose, Spencer, Dv as* st. Wetland, Heydon, Oswald, Hoegett, Gleason, Henan. Deana. Wier*. herrn. White, V.y. Urquhart, Moarers. Robson, Wilkinson, Fen wick. Mostraosa. Lyall and CO. mond, Petra. Newna.vste. Barnard, WIGTON. Carrick. Aye. Gray. Kirkwood, Balrmo, Mann, Sprent. SI:MOORLAND. Snowden, Carver, Rae, Blase, Ambler, MVPs Proudfoot, Darling, Lamont's, Allison, DoSinson, • Parker, Loogridge, Garbutt, •Robson, Powe.. SW/TO Su:rcpt. Allen and Co. Hobbs, Dodds, Glewooe, Hopper, Burnett, Shields, Humble. Not o Stlst.os, Davison, Rochester, Dixon, Parsons, Dunn, Armstrong, Smith, Cowey, Moldy, Canty,. &Pi:Organ. Dewar, Elliott, M‘Kinezia Sinclair, Constable, Taylor, Fearer. NOWT)/ LIITNI. Benton. Nawcasect- v FON. Tv 14 t. Des:feastWm. Richardson. Brisbane, Morriss, Taylor, P. and M. Dodd. Sang vadat. Halliday. ' Enswavisos. Bishop and Sous, Gianettl, Saunders, Hill, R. and A. Richard son, Berg, Whitlow, Nicholl, Robb, Arrsll, Brown, Thompson, Laing, Ross, Fraser,Nichoson and Co. 114 , Latchie, Boyd and Cs. Russell, Lucas, Stevenson, Sutherland. CUrAR, Ping. Thompson, Watson, CUPAIIi, soot,' Young. Fosse. FALKIRK. Grosart, NVAlker, iteuul4l A LLOA. Aik'n, HAzontosox: Prunr. ' I:ZZe e M , Vel./ 6 / 1 57e4 No. 114. London-road, Southwark. Se:,l Retail ty all nowectable sbopkecpen within the cireola tion of dhis raper, in Stone Bottle.. at 64. If. and 1,. &L each. 11. B. Art for TIMM Lei Blacking. This day was published, prize Five Shillings, FOUR Lirl'iltB on the ENGLISH CON- Sfl I'UTION. I. On Different Opinions on the English Coratitution. 2. On its Priticiples. S. On it: Deft ••••:. 4. On the best Mitsui of promoting its Fundamental Primipkii. Third Editiow much enlarged. By 0. uyttt o k.e. • Formerly of Emmanuel College, Cambrien " It is not my business to examine whether the hingliat setnally enjoy this liberty or not. It is sufSciont for wee to aty, dant it is established by their laws, and I enquire no farther.' —Meurer. lquieu's Spirit of Laws. " for a People should not be governed but by the best laws, eter.h die rt atotb. • Native tret - ..1 1 1 Ote ght are Wait These things 4ro not concealed mso ; :,ro.it mritcri,* as to require much deltbcratieu."—Forte*cue on the Praise, of the l.aws of England. London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, anal Brown, Paternoster. row ; Hunter, St. Paul's Churcli-yard ; Sher wood, Neely, and loses, Paternoster-ruse ; ltiJgc way, Piccadilly; Arch, Cornhall; and Condor, St. Paul's Church-yard. Publishing by Subscription (and which has hica long in the Press), in two rob. Oro. corresponding to the lbstory of Cam bridge, by the same Author, The Privileges of toe University of Cambridge; containing a Chronological Fable of all the Charters and Pubic Acts relative to she Unfunny, from the earliest time to the time of Charles 11. together with the principal Ciaar ten themselves' (from Papers Of undoubted authenticity), and bringing dot/in the literary biography of eminrat and learned men' of Cambridge to the present times, so as to con. ect it with the History of the University and Colleges of Cambridge, lately published by the same Madam'. The names of Sebeeribero are received by Longman and Co. Paternoster-row; and Deighter, Cambridge; and Sub*ctibec. are respectfully infornted,thAt unavoidable circumstances, which will Fe explained in the propel+ place, wall delay the publication a little while. DIXON'S 4 8 1. - NTIIIILIOUS PILLS. VITIATED BILE is the fruitful source of all those disnrdere which act on the Stomach and liowels, occaulonitig Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, 11 , ad:tiles Spasms, and a variety of other affections, the conanquerice of a disordered action of the-liver and Hillary Organs. Thew Pills ucltc every recommendation of-mild operation with suc..easful effect; and requiring no restraint or confinement during tli.ir we, are in particular a most valuable and coneenienr Medicine for Gentlemen of the Army or Navy, and frawllers. in tropical climates whete the consequences of redundan• and vitiated Bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an elle:In-A protection Iron) these relic— They are Iskcwise re:toiari) . c :1 to et,r reet disorders arising from s when of the table, and to tenure the injured tone of the stomach. Vold in boles at 91.65. I is. and Via (by Appointment) hy R. 131.-vir a and bon a, Chemins, No. 4. ChrepiLle, r art St Paul's Church-yard; Sanger. 150, Oatord. ;meet ; W 'iglu and Co. 269, High-street, Borough; and by the print.pal Eionk.ellere and Ortigststs in every qv and Town in the Kingdom. FROM Luxury and lli:sipation the m'nd becomes enervated, and the body soon fans an easy victim. To re move the Disorders arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is tlie result of our study and experi ience, and we trust that thirty years' succeisful practice in this peculiar branch of our profession gives u•; a decided superiority over every other Practitioner. In recent cases of Syphiliiie Infec tive, a perfect cure is completed in the short period ut two days, and in those cases of s more complicated nature, where otl.er practitioners have failed elf success, a proper perseverauce in our plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a sound and perfect re establishment. To those who are labouring under a general or local Debility,it will be consolatory to know, that the Medicines we prescribe possess the inestfmable power of renovating the most debilitated Constitution, whether it trim from the indiscretions of youth, or by a re►idence in hot or unhealthy elimate.ono leder). tary able, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, in judicious use of mercury, &c. or should it proceed :tom an I.alti itual tendency to consumption, these our restoratives will produce the happiest effects. In place of Lassitude and Debitity, we titer lasting Health, Strength, and Spirits; and coin to the arid and infirm our plan of treatment will afford relief and contort, by gently and safely invigorating the system. ! Numerous cases of Strictures leave been, and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which N effected by a safe, car. lain, and expeditious inot:e of practice, superior to lily other ye! adopted. I be weakness, reltilat lila. and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous heal , li. Patients of either hex may consult us with the greatest honour, delicacy, and *suety, at our butt.e, No. 107, 1-lattou Barden. Patients in the Country, describing their case, and enclosing, a remittance fdr Advice aid Nledlrloe.. the sante will be sent to all parts of tire world. CI IRK II; and Cir. sur t i,eons, No. 107, Hatton warden. OXFORD, WILTS and BUMS, and GLAND WESIIMU CANAL. SHARES, and tit* TURNPIICI BONO ROADS In the Vicinity of WI ntrr sad WOOINTOCts By Mr. SCO r • OD FZIPA•, line 20th, w Twelv,„ at the Mart, by Order or el.& !reenters, ifiXif)RD CAIJAI, Thirte , n Shar-s in t'‘; , esn lur pi; prodt;.7.,;iiNavi ; a , io n~e b e nrc,S•s-bzve steadily *sivineed to t3l plmi:hare per Annum ; Wiir• ' Brks Canal, Fourteen Shares, the pm:peers nee Improving ; Otind Western Canal, Marti Shares runipike It tad of £10; bearing £3 per Cent Interest, chargeJ on tht. I alb of the /trails front Wheel en Swerfotd Heath, &e. Partfcul:rs at the 4-ar, Oxford 1 Royal lintet, Birmlogh:"-n Hsu-theses Hut:4. Picenhily; the Mart, and of Mr. Stet!, Et), New Bridge.street, I.oadvo. TIVICIVIIHAM PARK E-ITATE and PARM, fluor! tit HAINAS of the 0 1-IAMPS. near RICH ‘oOND BRIDGE, By HotloAAT and PH:Le.IPS. At the Auction rArm. 'tear the Bonk of Fmpland, on FRIDAY, Jen.. 27, 'at Twc!:e. by direction of the Ertiecea nyder the Will of FasectsGou.tato. li-.q. deceased. auks an acceptable oft-r should b , Made, tor the whole L-alte. topether with the t le. :l ne and &wren:trim, Furnitgre Meta. E TwICKENHAM !tit EST TZ and VILLA, the Ire Residence and Proper:y r . 'eCi.l atisz.tisc, Esq. drreasrd; co;nprldng a commodious Family Re - delisto fully OtLato upon the k tit the lhames, rand verri - og ny n a beautiful Ye.rk, •truatnetred with limber, and W; reed by ertersive rubbery Walk. and beautiful Gardena, t 1;: whole eornpri , ig a Domain of about ONE HUNDRED and FOR rV. Fi VI; AC41..8 of rich Meadow and Arable Lar.C., houtictol cwt (we tide by rite itiver Thames, and on MO other by the Road from RiLitrisond Eli ' sge to leewerth. l'he can. tains thirteen Bod-roo•r.s, snr.ie I wide!! have Dressmc rooms attached. hoished principally with Matble Pieces; brary, and Gentiellian'S Dre,sing room, a PC.III- .)cawing roam , n fart by 94.. cummtvqii.g a pictiuesqze view et ~ .e .litichnionti Bridge.. and the Gardens, Mask-room, DMiog lour, 3.? fort by N. an ko feet in bright, Ei 13 orbit Ala:omen:l i and numerous tlninutric OfEces: the Vila la ornamented in the front entrance by a Lottion..ie, and en the light •is a Conserva tory and Avian-, itonry. at,: 7. profusion •t scarce *nubs and Oranitery, Green haute, &c.; detachd are two Land* lugs, tMclttied by grits, cotnprislng most etc-Ilent Stabling for 14 li.trses, with Coach-houses fur four Carriages, and mutteroos Room.; at a convenient distance is a Fartit.l.4As.e, tams,- lilt ug, Fartn yard, And numerous Out-buildings, n ith a tiarderer's House, capital walled Kitchen Garden. Hot-11...u.e5, (drapery, and Pir.‘t•hoo.e ; the whole Pro i er; yin a high stir perteetion, and for'flu: It r<• , ;!: - !: , c2 o 1 a F.,nady 01 the firstrespecmbility. Iti• vtew,cl with Ti...tv.13 only, wl;ich, with Particular,, may be U.:A et I fog;art , d ?„ Old Arm, i—tteet, who ate "who, to receive liro.-,oscl 1 :y Private Contratt. it: 1y al o he bad at the Mart ; anti of Messrs. White and Son, So- Lenoir., Litict,in'e Inn. • VALt1A111.1:: FREEHOLD I/STATE, MANOR AND AkIVOWSO:4, Eel/ HADIAIRIH, feIIPP/LIC. By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At ?die Auction Mart. on Pa:oav ' ay* July 4, at Tw,, Tlifs MANOR rit ALI)HA M HALL, with the Fines. Quit Rents, Rightt, Royalties, and Apper moaners, and a Capiral VORI,IIOLD P. 3 rn. l'E. comprising ALDHJI.NI HALL Fitttlef t co:taking hIVE hr.. 1211314.10 and SIX l'Ir• PIG lII' .A.(4 Li of exc. Ur nt Arable, Pasture, Meadow, and Wood Land, :11/11 thirds free front lying • •ry cm,venient within otie rnde of the capital Market Town of Hattle.cli, and oily right 1:: , 1:!; from the rovin and Portal Iltsw'aht with a sub stantizl Fattii haulm. three Barns, Stabling ter 110 .20t. Lee,. idaled-rf-kge-€4”,_ feerrerndersOomkaddlatert t.. estit• kur re)a.r, k the ocew•r•ott of the EXecutors of Mr, Samuel .kt 3 Rot of One Thousand Pounds pvrannu n. A'so, the l'hitPhll'UAL, ADVOWNON and NVN. TION (II the REIN ORY of A1.14-lAII4 ; coutalt.Lng TERN liIINDRED and TWENry SIX ACRE -t. the Gre - t and Solid l'athes whercut b..lovg to the Reecdry, except two th:rds of the above Farm. The present Incumbnit, aged 58 years. The Farm II A lit ry eualpv•tly, in the incorporated Hundrel of t.:ostord, where tie. Poor-rites are moderate •ho b.• viewed wi h leave of the henant ; and Particulars had ( 1 37 ., previous to the Sale, at tile Golden Lion, Ipswich; King's H.sd , n:riv. - -market ; llo.eand Crcwit, Sudbury; of Mr. erah:ree, 1131,:wolth ;at the Auction Mar, and of Homan L'h;lnp , , GS, Old Bruad-street, London, where a Plan of the Est.t.e rrrty be seen. isIANDRi s FARMS, It ND ADVOWSOH; III, • SUFFOLK. $y HODDAR r and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Msrt, on Fainat, Inly 4, at Twelve, hitlNOlta of- HuittiAM. THORP 11.4.1.1" HORIiAM IRaNEJ3ANS,HORHAM.HALL, and RO.ID-II'REEI, the Fines, Qidt Vent, Kite s Parfait:4. , a;..1 Arpin-repine:G. Alio, a FREEPIOLD FARS", calle.l 1101214 iht THORP HALL; contilitlns TWO HUN DRED and FOUR An' ES of t zt:clicet .trable.. Meadow, pa l . tire, and Wood Land. in a high state at emtivatioo.; and a I' ARM in Hlrham, tont:Mine ;:b. HUNDRED .ad rORTY THREE .It.ltEi of ?kb Arahie, ;V:eashiii,'andl'asturir Land, with Farm thiules,•Baens, Stabling, and Out buildings; Let to Mr. Thomas i!ayles and Mr. lames Dc;bhitt, whoa* Lease? will tapirs at hischacimar,,l 819, at rptsals amounting to thz H e a n d r ,4 and Forty eight Pounds pe r annum. Also, a-MR. 4 F 0,10, with a well•accustoneed Grocer s Shop, Two Conages,end Two Acme, Two floods, and 'Miry-one Perches of Land, let to Mr. "'somas Dares a yearly Tenant, at ,Ca 5 pet annum ; and the Pelf Adrowton and Nett Preolitation of tle Rectory of licrharo, coldlen.ng •11VILLVF. HtlblisitKO of flat Ara k at.* Pasture I.and, with a Personays ,Housi3Outsbui.ijiismend Glebe urfwertiy•three Acres. Present iticun.bcnt it i n h is 5,; ; ; ; To he viewed by leave of the I ennuis, aad Psi ticalars ad t 3 dirt previous to the Sate, v the WhMe Lion hiu, Eye; Crown, Hotessiale; of Mr. Crabtree, •, at the Auction Mar; and of Hawn and Phillips, 65, Old Etoadoitreet, London, whore a Plan of the Estate ma 7 be teen. .7 F. 7 t.:A1.4 FAL iiithEHOLU Lis IA II:, MANOR, MANSIO:4: PARK, and Ti illus. in the County of SUFFOLK: Hy HOGOAR I' and i u i ILL! t'S, At the Man, on 1:4110A7„ July ?,, at l'w,.ive, in One Let, by Order ot the A-signers of Mr. Kemp, .unless an accept.. bk over should be nia, l :. by Private 4,... , nitract. riiHE Be,ntittli Eo, I'ATE Ind MANSION called BRANCHES, with the ...resolve Manor, Quit-Rent., Rights, Royalties, 'loll. of 'I wo errebsivs: Pairs, and cater ad %%images , m • t t o r te lo th w er , • s‘vviattticrON!leldlin,„o,l3eaS:tndil:v/inuo,Ag neiv:lEriSn:nlacainrdpstithoaefl Arable, highest stite of cu'tivanon, subilleided:to l,a b l u d ur Farm Houses, capi darns, awl numerous Outbuildings; top.- a Ittimiscut.e elevation, t i h k e : G o L s a po•SclsrS ad - aimzi . l sn;:etiur to most; tl.e Mar 5;.•71 . is 1 4 3 0 c :I d a I s il i e rt of ground 141 I.er - iry 7s ; tl:e rooms are of fine pro pillions, a drawing roam au, l 4:tan l'alltnlC, each 3n evt by 24, and In fret in height ; ;I:arm:rots bed rooms, and ofEc.!s of evt.ry teyttai, and aßroprtate fors Fundy ot 1) stmetb.r. nsion is ena15 , 14,,...t. by Plantation. in the etwee of a t,. " 14. k, nreamented.with * catch Thisbe? : and well supplied wilt Water by a Lake and Canal; the whole Prop., rly In nand, situate in 1 r sporting (bunny, atetiodlog wfto worn miles Irons N, n mr.rket, in the parsis of Cosslicgr,amksi the counties ut etQ..IA and catnlirulee; upon , Ise Estate a Col . ; gce as oil be more full) et Kribed it Vat t:cutarS . 0 v rot, r lily Mansion may be viewed mt.!' *1 wtsti Par..culars, may be had a 0 days prtoines taints. 6111 v, ut blr„ Isaacson, Sobel or, Newmarket; and of avert: .anei Minim itroad-wriet r the 1.411,:s .may be Towcipp application to Mr. Ball, Si r ; isod vyvaq 41 Anne, Ncwitnrket tw0,5;,,r . 4 aiid ettie.e,g ; * .r% Mt: ; and at the Auri.on •