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IJAIV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, JANUARY 20. IMPORTANT CASE. • MASTERSHIP OF QUEEN'S COLLEGE, AT CAMBRIDGE. This was an application by Mr. WETHERELL to set aside the election of the Rev. 11. Godfrey, B.D. as Master of Q:xen's College, in which situation he succeeded the late Very Rev. -Isaac Milner, D.D. having miglected to specify his qualification of £2O jer year in land, requited by the Statutes of the College, and the dech . tration, according to the Act of Uniformity, previous to his admission to the Mas tership. Within ten days after his election, he went into the Chapel of the College, where, kneeling be fore a single Fellow, he received his special bene diction, as necessary to his admission, a tacit ad mission of the insecurity of his first el.:ction; the very act of so kneeling could never have been con templated by the foundrel, the consort of Henry IV. „Mr. BLIGH, in addition, argued that, in conse quence of no new election having taken place within eight days, the CroWn became entitled to nominate a Ma:;ter. The LORD CHANCELLOR intimated his opinion, that the admission of Mr. Godfrey was not altogethet incomplete, though attended with informalities of a doubtful kind. Mr. limn. appeared on behalf.of Mr. Mansell, to enforce the same arguments, when 'rhe LORD CHANCELLOR said, it was necessary for him to withdrew from the hearing till a future clay. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JANUARY 20. TYTHES. ANTROBUS V. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. Mr. SCARLETT stated, that this was an issue di rected by the Lord Chancellor, to try the question of the amoiint of tythe which the East India Com pany were liable to pay for the India-house and their warehouses in Lime -street, called - the Coast and Surat warehouses, to the plaintiff. who is Rector of the parish in which these buildings are situated. The Learned Counsel stated, that this question did not vriginatc with the plaintiff, but with the defendants, who, in 1812, demurred to pay the same amount of t}• the which they had paid for eleven years previous; the plaintiff had therefore been obliged to apply to the Court of Chancery, where the cause had been ever since, the East India Company not having paid any tythe gt all during that period. The plaintiff': was on the best terms with his parishioners, and had never felt the most distant inclination to enforce the right which he had to its full extent. It was well known that, by Act of Parliament, the Clergy of the City of London were entitled to 2s. 9d. in the pound on the rental of their parishes. Mr. Antrobus had never demanded that sum, or anything like it, or had ever intended to do so ; but the East India Com pany had now taken the subject out of his hands— they had elected to go before the Lord Chancellor, and his Lordship had proceeded in the only way he could with the case, namely, to make a question of value of it, and it had been referred to the Master to make the inquiry. The resultuf that inquiry had been a different estimate from each party ; and the Chancellor not being able to decide which was right and which was wrong, had sent the question to a Jury to be determined. Mr. SCABLETT then proceeded to call Mr. Mon tague, Mr. Burton, and Mr. Robertson, eminent sur veyors, and several merchants and warehousemen, to ascertain the value of the premises. The result of the testimony given by these witnesses was, that the ground-rent of - thiscite on which the India-house and warehouses stood might fairly be estimated at E 14551 per annum, and the rent of the warehouses at £l9BO. The cost of building the India-house v.-as estimated at 1:509,000, and on this a rent of .€6028 ought to be laid, which would give a yearly rent of 1.:9498, on which sum the Company ought to pay the tythe of 2s. 9d. in the pound. The Souciron-GENEnit, on the part of the de fendants, contended, that the value of the premises was greatly over-rated in this estimate, and that the • premises were, in fact, not worth more than half that sum. To prove this case, he called Mr. Cockerill, architect to the Company, and Mr. Pickering and Mr. Shaw, surveyors; the first of whom valued the premises at the yearly rent of £3990, the two latter at £4300 a-year. After hearing Mr. Scaatzre in reply, and the summing up or the CHIEF JUSTICE, the Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, fixing the annual value of the premises at £5OOO. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. Wednesday, Mr.Jonst Bausrox, late the Manager of the Brighton Theatre and Brighton Circus, came up to be examined, for the purpose of taking the benefit of the Act. In his exannnation he stated, that he had held the Brighton Theatre for two sea sons, in the last of which the Theatre was a losing concern, which he attributed " to this unfortunate business of the Queen's:" the Nobility, who were the chief support of the Theatre of Brighton, having been detained during the greater part of the summer in London. When he was arrested, his property was all taken in execution, and the theatrical properties, embracing all the " pride, pomp, and circumstance" of mimic state, which has cost him more than £2OOO, were thrown into lots by the Sheriff, and sold for less than £.60 ! lie was, at the time of this sale; fretting his hour" within the walls of the Fleet, and• did not concur in it, or take any share in it, either by himself or by an agent. I: lis Schedule stated, that he had had ten children to support ; but he ad mined that the young lady who is engaged at Covent garden, supported herself by her own talents. There appearing to be no ground for opposing Mr. Brun ton's divJiarge, he 'W:4S declared by the Court en titled to the 6enetit of the Act, and ordered to be discharged forthwith. Bosnm.—The following matches are in agitation, if foes can 4c found to come forward with the blunt :—Martin and Bob Purcell, for £.sa a-side. Day. Hudson and Green, for 20gs: a-side. Josh. Hudson and the Birmingham Youth, for £5O a-side. Young Curtis and the Junior Belasco, for anything. Bob Bunts and Ilichinond's new Black, for anything. A big one, from Birmingham, has arrived in town in search cf a cus tomer—bar neibldy !—Shelton has agreed to accommodate him. The match between Hickman and Turner is off--fortunately fur the latter Very little claajfing among the fancy about the match between the Champion and Neat—anti doubts are en tertained of its taking place. LATE SK All LNG ATCll.—Girdham, who performed a mile in less than three minutes, near Ely, a few days since, and whom the Nctraripera killed, by finning hhn against a tree, is alive and merry, and ready for another match, weather permitting ! FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. I . This Gazette contains Addresses to the King from the Bishop, Archdeacon, and Clergy of the County of Durham; the Dean and Chapter of Westminster Cathedral; the Mayor, Jurats, and Commonalty of Tenterdrn, in Kent; the Presbytery of Cbanoury ; the Provost, Magistrates, and Councillors of the Royal Burgh of Kirkcudbright; the Mayor, Clergymen, Free men, and Inhabitants of Liskeard and its Neighbourhood ; the Mayor, Recorder, and Aldermen of Huntingdon; the Inhabi tants of Trowbridge and its Vicinity ; the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of the Borough of Nairn; the Provost, Ma gistrates, and Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Forms; the Chancellor, Rector, Principal, and Professors of the Alatischal College and University of Aberdeen; the Noblemen, Free holders, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply of the County of Selkirk ; the Town Council and Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh of Dingwall ; the 1'o: treeve, Merchants, dcc. of Teignmourh; the Vicar, Churchwardens, tec. of Welling borough; the Magistrates, Clergy, &c. of Sloth Shields and Westoe; the Mayor, Aldermen, and l;urgesces of Warwick; the Magistrates, Councillors, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh of Inveraray ; the Noblemen, Vreelvilders, Jus tices of the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply of Ayrshire; the Noblemen, Freeholder., Justices of the Pence, Commis sioners of Supply, and Clergy of the County of Moray; the Magistrates and Town Council of the Royal li.irgh of l'itten weem ; the Magistrates and Town Council of the Bergh of New Galloway ; the Magistrates, Town Council, Burgesses; and Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh of Tamil; and the Inhabitant Householders of the Parish of Edmonton. This Gazette also notifies that his Majesty will hold a Levee at Carlton Palace on Friday next, the 26th last. at two o'clock. It likewise contains the King's approval of M. Lauturd-Vigola as Consul-General at Gibraltar for tho King of Sardinial. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Edward Leeson, late of Wood-street, Cheapside, ribbon-manu facturer, from January 30 to March 20, at ten, at Guildhall. ,BANKRUPICIES SUPER - 4EI)ED. David Powell lima, Snetterton, Norfolk, miller. Edward Carter, Bristol, cheese-factor. BANKRUPTS. William Higgs, Georgelinllson, and Richard Ifig:o, Bristol, leather-factors, to surrender February 7,8, and Alarch 5, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attorniel, hlessrs. Da niel, Bristol; or Mr. l'earwn, l'unip-court, Temple. Edward Heelis, late of Chor ley, LancAchirt, spirit-merchant, February 13, at five, 14, at ten, and March 5, at twelve, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan. Attorney s Mr. Gaskeil, Wigan: Henry Howell, Knaresbnrough, grocer, January 26, at six, 27, and March 5, at ten, at the Black Bull Inn, Ripon. Attur• nits, Messrs. Coates and Morley, Ripon ; or Messrs. Luding ton and IlaJI, Secondaries Office, Temple. Hezekiah Davis, Bristol, nerchatit, February 5,6, and March S, at twelve, the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane ; or Messrs. Cooke and Bengough, Bristol. Philip Matthews, Gibson-street, Lambeth, builder, January 27, February 17, and March 3, 'at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sandom, Slade's-place, Deptford. James Wildman, Fen -court, Ferichurch street, merchant, Ja nuary 27, at eleven, February 6, and March 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Paterson and Pelle, Old Broad street. Lyon Aaron, Chatham, clopsaller, January : 7 .7, 30, and ]larch 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Man sell -street, Goodman's-fields. John Woullis, Woolwich, timber-merchant, January 27, 50, and March 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attomies,Wessrs. Nind and Courrill, Throgmorton-street. George Clarke, Hip , :-row, Knightsbridge, carpenter, February 3, 10, and March 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Popkin, Dean -street, Soho-square. David Thomas, London-street, Greenwich, china and glassman, January 27, February 3, and March 3, at ten, at Guildhall Anomie', Messrs. Sherwood and Son, Canterbury-square, Southwark. Peter Statham and George Shakespear, Pall-mall, blacking manufacturers, January '27, February 3, and March 5. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wiley and Morris, Wellclose-square. John Dorrington, Manchester, wine and spirit-dealer ' February 5,6, at ten, and March 3, at two, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Ilalst.:ad and Ainsworth, Manchester; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. Robert Stainer, Ilchester, Somerset, innkeeper, January 29, 30, and March 3, at eleven, at the Cannard's Grave Inn, Shepton Mallet. Attornis, Mr. Maskell, Shepton Mallet; or Messrs. Kim; and Lukin, Gray's Inmsquare. ShepliZrd, Kennington-Cross, jeweller, January 23, Fe bruary 6, and March 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dobie, Palsgrave-place, Temple-bar. John Levy, New-road, St. George's in the East, merchant, Ja nuary 27, February 3, and March 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Pullen, Fore-street. . Joseph William Wells, Cambridge-heath, Hackney-road, builder, January 30, February 3, and March 3, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs. Nash and Boulton, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn. George Hogg, William -street, Newington-Canceway, plumber and glazier, January 39, February 3, and March 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Freeman, Ba singhall-street. Thomas Parks and Abraham Lawton, Birmingham, merchants, February 6, at four, 7, and March 3, at eleven, at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham. Attornies, :Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane ; or Messrs. Webb and Co. Birmingham. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL! Jan. 27, P. Young, jun. and IL Anderson, late of Wapping, sail-makers, at ten. Jan. 27, H. Jackson, Strand, vintner, at twelve. March 3, E. W. Flam, March, Isle of Ely, grocer, at ten. Jan. 27, W. Gallant, Leadenhall-market, fishmonger, at ten. Jan. 27, C. R. 11. Bailey, late of Swallowfield, Wilts, dealer, at twelve. Feb. 10, 11. Jarvis, Tottenham Coerr-road, cabinet-maker, at eleven. Jan. 27, 'l'. West, Gracechurch street, wholesale-perfumer, at twelve. Feb. 10, J.W. tirAverby, Fish-street-hill, merchant, at eleven. Feb. 17, A. K. Macken zie and E. Abbott, Austin-friars, merchants, at one. Feb. 10, M. and G. J. Ross, Dowgate-hill, merchants, at ten. Feb.l3, A. Hort, late of Dean-street, Finsbury-square, merchant, at twelve. Feb. 17, R. Wilson, Bow.lane, C'heapside, warehouse. man, at ten. Feb. 20, J. South, Fulham, plumber, at ten.— Feb. 17, W. F. Page, High Holborn, linen-draper, at ten. Feb. 17, T. Willey, Strand, bout-maker, at ten. Feb. 17, Bilmund Matthews, College-hill, merchant, at ten. DIVIDENDS to he made in the COUNTRY. Feb. 10, J. Shaw, Plymouth Dock, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Feb. 19, J. Thompson, Mattes .. y, Nottinghamshire ' tanner, at twelve, at the Scrooby Inn, Scrooby. Feb. 10, J . Russ, Devizes, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Bath. Feb. 16, J. Kendall, Brigham, Cumberland, miller, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Cockermouth. Feb. 10, J. Fairfield and J. Buckley, Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the Office of Mr. Avison, Ilanover-street, Liverpool. Feb. 13, T. Pretty, lepton, Sta ff ordshire , iron-manufacturer, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Feb. 13, 'l'. Shut ' tleworth, Ipswich, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Great White Horse Inn, Ipswich. Feb. 15, F. Angove, late of Falmouth, brewer, at eleven, at Wynn 's lintel, Falmouth. Feb. 10, G. and G. Oates, Shef fi eld, merchants, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Feb. 13, G. B. and C. Ilighfield, Liverpool, merchants, at eleven, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liver pool. Feb. 13, J. Skilbeck, Leeds, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Court-boese, Leeds. Feb. 13, T. Burlingham, late of Wor- Itester, glover, at eleven, at the - Hop Pole Inn, Worcester.— Feb. 16, W. Greenwood, Ilawksclougls, Yorkshire, merchant, at nine, at the White Lien Inn, Halifax. CERTIFICATES—Fisitem 10. J. and G..Tarcns, St. James's-walk, Clerkenwell, japanners. W. Hutton, Paestum, Worcestershire, parter-dealer. G. Trent, Bnurten, Dorsetshire, !Inkster. T. Sperriu, Thernbury, Wax cestershire, tallow-chandler. P. Wright, Budge-row, merchant. W. Minett, Prospect-place, Southwark, auctioneer. H.White, Strand-late, prinas. J. Holmes, PortsmoLth, coal-merchant. K Philip, Narberch, Pembrokeshire, I:nen-draper. J. Gunby, Birmingham, sword-maker. J. I Manchester, umhrella manufaet urer. W. Pren tie , 4 ki6h-stieet. S.', h wark, ironmonger. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Gtoss and Rohm, New Drouti-street. Smither and Co. St. Martin's-lane, woollen-drapers. Latham and ltoberts, Tavi stock-street, Covent-garden, woollen-drapers. Chamberlayne and Durrell, Newman-.street, Oxford-street, coach-makers. J. and J. Payne, Liverpool, plumbers. J. 11. and J. Haycock, Shrewsbury, soap-manufacturers. Greaves and Co. Liverpool, brokers. Storey awl Co. Munkwearn►outh Shore, Durham, rope-Inakers. W. and J. Rice, Burton-upon-Trent, hiattert.-- Redish and Co. Liverpool, accountants. Cole and Co. Kidder minster, carpet-manufacturers. Fawcett and Co. Vintry-hill Ironworks, Monmouthshire. Ansel' and Whitehouse, Bir mingham, pocket-book makers. Latham and Warner, Witley, Surrey, nurserymen. Kith)? and De Arroyave, Finch-lane. — &Ailey and Co. Leicester, latish-makers. Cowley and Pom fret, I lull, earthenware-merchants. Kilby and Smart, Mincing. lane, brokers. G. G. Sadler, sen. and jun. Southampton-row, Bloomsbury, tailors. Vaughan and Co. Gravel-lane, Satilhwark, hatters. Diller and Co. Manchester, coach-makers. Keene alid Ilorspool, Tavistock street, Covent-garden, tailors. Deni son and Why, Leeds, whitestniths. Wallis and ic;2I11, York, druggists. own and Shinnon, M...tchester, drapers. Lock wood and Shepherd, Beverley, attornies. Lyttey and Jackson, Limehouse, coal-merchants. Stock, Cooper, and Co. Holborn and Wat:ing-street, linen-drapers, &c. (as regards T. Stock and J. Cooper). Johnson and Knight, Isleworth, school-tut tressts. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, JANUARY 20. Monday, the first clay of Lent Term, the foUowir.g Degrees were conferred: MASTERS or ARTS. The liev..Tosialt Forshall, Fellow of Exeter College. The 11ev. Henry Gvyns, Exeter College. The key. S:!Rittei Fenton, Christ Church. The Rev...1 , 1m Jones, dicta. The Rev. Thomas Farley, Dem) , of Magdalen College. BAC:Hi:L.O3S Of William Jacobs, New College. George Crabh, Magdalen Hall. Richard Clement, Trinity (7.ollege. Yesterday, the Rev. John Johi:son, B.D. Fellow of Magdalen College, was admitted Doctor iv Divinity, Grand Compotmder. The Rev..lnim GATiths, M. X. of Queen's College, was ad mitted Bache ao.d Doctor i t Divinity, Grand CompoundsT. • The Rev. John Morris, \1..1. of Qs een's College, was ad mitted Bachtlor and Doctor Divinity. . . . Sunday, the Bishop of Exeter held an Ordiration at tho Cathedral Church of Exeter, when the following G'.ffli.le:11•:1: were ordained : DEACONS. John Batl - .urst Deane, 8..1. Peinhroke College, Ca:nbridge. Thomas John Marker ' B.A. Exeter College, Oxford. John Symons linring, M.A. (hid College, Oxford. John Roberts, Jesus College, Cambridge. Joseph Thorhe, B.A. Exeter College, Oxford. LeoLaril Pickering, B.A. Clatist CoUrge, Cambridge. PRIESTS. Thomas Cleave, 11. A. Or L 1 College, Oxfords George James Cornish, M.A. Corpus Christi College, Oxford I lorace George Cholniondeley, B.A. &idol College, Oxford. henry Tonkin Coulson, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridg•_. John Egerton, B. A. Fellow of New College, Oxford. - Richard Francis Follett, ILA. Exeter College, Oxford. George Hawker, B.A. ditto. Edward Wood, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge. Pelham Fellows Clay, B.A. Fellow of Sydney Sussex College, Cambridge. William Thomas, Jesus College, Cambridge. James Field, B.A. Queen's College, Oxford. Joseph Coming, M.A. (kid College, Oxford. Samuel Archer, B.A. Bathed College, Oxford. CAMBRIDGE, JANUARY 1!. SIR WILLIAM BROVi RR'S bllMALS.—Subjects for the present year: For the Greek Ode---fletavo, o Theo/3opeos. For the Latin thle—Matta ,Vcoturunt Regina. For the Epigrams—E7sersv al= arduasilev. POIIRON Pala.—The passage fixed upon for the ptesent year is, SMAXSPILAftE, Oad/U. Act I. Scene 111. Ogle//o's Apology : Beginning with " And till she comes, as truly as to Ikaven." And ending with " Here comes the Ludy, let her witness it." The metre to be Tragicum lamhicum Trimetrum Acatalecticum. ECCLESIASTIC.% L PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Gecrge Hawker, B.A. of Exeter College, to the Vicarage of Tamerton, Devon. The Rev. William ;lames, B.A. to the Rectory of Chagford, Devon. The Hon. and Rev. Charlet; George Pereeval, to the Rectory of Calverton, Bucks. The Rev. Jant.:4 Coles, the Rectory of Michaelstrmn, Vaddw, Monmouthshire. The 11ev. T. W. Chapnes, to the United Livings of Lr.nglcy and Wyrardsbury. The Rev. Mr. Pack to be junior Minor Canon of Windsor; and .the Rev. Nir. Pope to be the Dean's Curate. The Rev. John Leyson, B.A. to the Rectory of Darngnn, Brecon. The Rev. Hugh Jones, to the Living of Burton-upon-Trent. The Right Hon. Lord Hawke has appointed the Rev. W. Wau, Curate of [)irton, one of his Domeatic Chaplains. - Thursday sc'nnight, the Rev. Henry Grey was admitted Mi nister of the New North Church, Edinburgh, in room of the Rev. D. Dickson, sem. deceased. BIRTHS: The 26th ult. of a son, the Lady. of the Rev. William Briggs, Master of the endowed Grammar School, at Hampton, near Witney. The Isth instant, at Hatton House, Middlesex, the Lady of Captain Langslow, Bengal li,tabhAiment, of a daughter, her fifth child. The eldest was horn in Africa, the nex: in Asia, and the third in North America. The I lth instant, the Lady•t:i the Rev. Arthur S. Adamson, Blackhall-street, Dublin, of a ,on. Monday sennight, at Stomham Palk, the Lady of John Fleming, Esq. M.P. of daughter. MARRIED. The Rev. J. Smedley, to Miss M. A. Ratelif, of Manchester. At Kenton Church, the llev. John Sydenham, to Nary, daughter of the late Was. Cullyns, Esq. of Kenton. Thursday se'mright, at Shrewsbury, Mr. T. A. Dale, of Sut ton Coltlfield, to Eliza, youngest daugbter of the Rev. T. A. Dale Rector of St. John the Baptist, Lewes. DIED. At his house, Pimlico, aged $3, the Rev. David The Rev. Geo. Hayter Haines, Rector of Chagford, Devon. Dec. 51, Mrs. Elizabeth Guard, wife of the Rev. John Guard, formerly of Mevagissey, but now of Market-Lavington, Wilts. Wednesday, at her house in Milsom-street, Bath, Mrc. Wiles, relict of the late Rev. William Willes, Archdeacon of Wells. Thursday sennight, at Axminster, aged 70, the Rev. C. Rock land, Rector of Templeton and Trushatn, Devonshire, and of West Chelborough, Dorset. The Rectories vacated by the death of this Gentleman are in the gift of Sir William Pool, Bart who has presented Trusliam to the Rev. William Rockland, RD. end Professor of Mineralogy, in the University of Oxford, the eldest son of the deceased incumbent ; and Templeton, to the Rev. Thomas I lobbs, M.A. late of Oriel College, Oxford. At Tinwald Manse, on the 9tli instant, Janet, daughter of the Rev. George Greig. Minister of Tinwald. The 1 lth instant, at Culwha, Parish of Tongueland, in the prime of life, Miss Isabella Sproat, an amiable young Lady, who died of a decline, occasioned by the excess of her grief for the death of a favourite brother. The Ctith May, at Altx , radabad, Maior Henry Bellingham, of the Ist Battalion Ist 11:giment of Bengal Native Infantry, Com manding Officer at the above Station. Thursday, in Grenville -street, Dr. Thomas Dromgole. Friday, after an illness of two days, Henry Chicheley Plow den, Foci. of Newtown House near Lymington, Hants. Thursday, John Davison, (louse, of Pros Oct-place, Paddington, in the 81st year of his age. Friday se'unight, in Brompton-grove, Sir John Macpherson, Bart. for many years a Member of the Supreme Council at . Bengal, and afterwards Governor-General of India. Dec. _l, at Be!camp Cottage, Balbrig7an, comity of Dublin, In the Stith year of his age, Philpor Rogerson Wolfe, Esq. Se cretary to the Board of Works in Ireland. At Bath, on the 4th inst. Mrs. Mini 'Maxwell, widow of Adam Gordon, Esq. formerly Collcaor of the Customs, Port- The Bth of June, 18:10, in Secgovee, in India, in his 7,3 d year, Lieutenant J. Brett, Ranighor b'attulion. Jan. 14, at :Maidstone (where lie performed with Mr. Dow ton's Company), Mr. Owen, a n..si , eaable Comedian, we:l known in almost every town in the kingdom. A fCw days pre vious he met with a serious accident, which terminated fatally. Lately, at Denbigh, Thomas .loat.s, Esq. of Llantisilio in the Vale of Llangollen ; a man, though of retired habits, pos. ses:ing the most enlightened raid accomplished mind. His cha racter wa, eccentric, and from a lung and tedious complaint *of an erysipetateous.nature, he was prevented from moving in thrt sphere of lite, 41n1 mixing with the society, for which his fortune and acquirements well qualified „him. SALES BY Arena HABLEY-STREET, CA VEX DIS Excellent HOUSEHOLD I:MS7l'll5El.l,ll ra feet BUHL BOOK-CASE and TABLYS. GLASS CnEcIAN LLTSTRES, a _____ BRONZE ard OR-5/OLU Ten-kin CA . and PARISIAN TIME-PIECI-:, Two BUSTS. by lIABTOLINE, of the ENIP' PiIINE and LOUISE, and ant:lmo...her By Mr. ROBINS, (of Werwick.street. 6( On the Prent!ses, No. GS, Harley-Aral, CM TIMASDAV next, January 25, IE:A, at a The Property of a Centfustian of Fashion ;•c. rIIIE Genuine 1 . 10158E110M FU Comprising French Couch, Four-post, B26teads and Furniturcs; Crimson, Tahourci, ton Fr( uch rod Window Curtains; tit gala Grecian Couch, and carved :Mahogany-frame crimson damask and tapestr7; a Lautifal I fat Bookcase and !agonized Tal4o-s—topscuricwh ons.si.ecitnens of 70,trhh: ; rapt rb Cut-glass handsome Brume and Or.moiu CandeLbras, piece; two fine Alarlde Busts, by Bartoline, of sephinc and 3laria-Louise, on compo-7ranite co: well-madet:abinttArticies, in ilea:wood dM; Lots, Sofa, Libtary, and other Table,; hand, Brussels and other Carpets ; &eel cut l'oat.'icrs Kitchen Blequisnes ;* and other Efilorts. To be viewed on Tuesiay and Wedaesda , Sale, End Catakvolet had on the rretut:ts; at; Warwick-street, Golden-square. EAST SIVE OF PORTLA CAPITAL BES!OENCE, with ENCEL, COACH-lIOLNE, STABLE, 'With immetirate By Mr. ROBI NS (Of ‘Varwiek-strs-er, Gi At l'iarraway'a Coffc,:-I,lusc, Erchmgv-idle Tatisi,Av mat, Ja , ,eary .25, ;2.• Tvii Hy Oreo-r of thr ExEcteors o ADESEt.IIII.E LE.ISEUOLD prising a sultstailtial eligiMe VA late the Propety. and tfei.idvoze couNTrss (); I .INCOLV, d. .Situate NC. 3i, PORT N D-PL, The Northeast C•nntr of Din....shi:u.nreet • nrcommodnion of a Family of Divinction. Upper Plr,rr tier zood Sie.cpinz, on. Second S!ory,.for.r CNL ent Licd-room: anal Water-closet. Principal Flo"r, tr.%) hint rooms, communicating by folding.i:soor., with a Boudoir cot resprnZently fitted tp, and a Watt Floor, Entrance-hail, Dining and Brcaisfastpa Principal and Secondary :Sieric cares, any liacmtriit, I lousekeeper%-ro , •nt. Steward'r.-1 pantry, Servant,?-liAll, capital nitzlvn, Seuller cellar, spacious Areas, mural Faults, ;i.e. An, Mews, near the Docie, a stable: for Six house, Two Srrvants'-rooms, and Loft over. I kld for an unexpired term of 55 years, at a May be viewed with Tickets. l'articulars at Garraway's ; and of Nit.. It.shire, Warwick. square; of whom Tkkcts may Issi had. WILTSHIRE, NEAR CALN Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. 31A Noll. SION, with OFFICES, COACII-HOUSi GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUND, am bot tom,capital ATE it Cif it N-31 I L FA • COTTAGES, &c. the whole Estate TW' AND THIILTY ACRES. 13y llr. ROBINS, (Of . Warwich-atreet, Golden-square At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exeliange-alle Tnusanar next. January 2.5, Ig2l, at Twels., rjIHE very Eligible . a:ld Valuable A- ESTATE, and ANU Itihr REPUTE] BLA.CELAND; Situate about One Mdc East cf the Boreui Chniprlsing a 'very pleasant. and aesirable F. SLON,.frtadted with fine Bath Stone, call-d • BLACKL.kNI) Seated in a. Pia k or P..ildock ON HUNDRED ACRES Bounden iirte side by the Loudon Tun: rikt talented with bat:dsonle•TLuher thnring The HOII:34: contains Entrance-hall. Di brary, •Drawl• -oont,'Store-roonr. tour brrs on the first S:ory, tar , e Dres4r.g or room, open Ve:tibule, Closets, tic. On the four excellent Bed-chant ers and a smallcr Room, tihule, &c. Upper Story, are fiv e Servarde4 room, &c. • Principal and Secondary Staireasti Cellars under the I louse. The Otices cor-sist of room, Water-closet, &c. a grad kitchen, S:u of excellent Water' Larder, Brewhotaie, ! Sithe-room, &c. enclosed Yard, double Coach bling. fur twelve Horses, and Lofts over ; p: Garden, Melon-grqund, Cor.servatory, Grapery, ground, wi:h dry gravelled Walks a:td. Grotto, F, Barn, Cart-stable, Dove-house, and various Out A capital new-erected WATER COIL N-MIL pair of Stones; excellent new-erected Dwelling walled Garden, Offices, Farm-yard, and Ow about FIFTY-FIVE ACRES of rich 31cai Lard, in the possession of Mr. Duca, tenant at A Convenient FARM-1101:SE, Barn, Stab) Outbuildings, Garden, Orchard, and Inelosur dow and Arable Land, containing about h ACRES, in the wcupatio:. ill Mr. Rosner l' will. A CLOSE of ME.IDOW, called flat taining about THREE ACIJ ES, in the occ Gleam: Gisnav, tenant at wilt. And Sundry Gardens, at Itack-rent, at Will, and on Leases I The whole Estate consisting of abut TWO 1117N1)111.:1) AND Tillwry Lying compact; a most desirable Property for a a healthy, pleasant, and sporting country, good excellent 'toads, and great convenience of cam London dilly, from whits it is &karat eigl twenty from Bath. The House may he viewed on Mondays and the hours of Eleven and Three, by 'rackets, ti (Mee of Mi. Mcrewether, Caine, of whom pi may be had ; at the White Lion, and the I,at Bristol; Angel, Marlborough; Bear, Devizel Chickens, Birmingham ; Bar, and the Crown, can, Newbury; Castle, Salo-1E11; Garrawi Sandys, Horton, Roark; and Sandy., Solicits Fleet -street; also of 51r. Robins, Warwicl square, I.ondon, where Tickets for viewing Lanes!, and a 'Map of the Estate seen. DEVONSHIRE-PLACR, I'ORTr.AN DESIItABI.F. PLEASANT RESII NEAR THE REGENT'S PA With Excellent Attached and Detached Ohio and Stable, Garden, &c. with immecliatt • By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, Golden-6qm At Garraway's Collie House, Excliar.ge-alle , TIMILaDAY, February 21, laist, at Tw' . A VERY ELIGIIILE LEASEIIth L 1 held fora term of SI XTY-S/I:VEN Y. Ground Rent ; comprisilq; a counnodious DENCE, elegantly fitted up, desirably SHIRE-PLACE, POIf.TI..INO-PLACE, REGENTS PARK, adapted forthe roily of Dist:tail,' ; containing, on .he Up ‘ le. lent Nursery, two Simplitg-ronror, ater-closet ; on the Soc:snd Seery; :ern capiti bore, and a smaller one, ijousemaid's.closet, pal Floor, two spacioni lofty rfrov.in:,.-rooris, t communicating by handsome rn.thox.ty with Balconlo at the back and finat ; Groin =dittos Fzitrance-1•..111, Stone StaircaNe, au pallour, Literary, Dressing. room, r•ni Wat:Oe! inept are a very complete SA of Mann...tic 0:: detached, Garden at the back, Vour.stell Stab/ houn, with Man's Bootil and Loft over. To be viewed by, Tickets only. Farticulal the Premises; at the Subscription-H0:m.1%, 'loth's, Bond:street; at Garraway's ;sand of wick-street, Goldeitaaquare ; of whom Tickei be' ad. - - . I.oVl)'iti r Pruned arlivihtviirtit !iv Lem Teriv*-I`ite • o , l'svo Niue 11.1 D FURNITI: - • r-post, Teat, an d • . thouret, and Chi ' • gat:t , r-frame GAL!, S ' ee . ! , al ri-raet . :nrinu-ivinlrad wit, :-glass (reei al l a .bras, anti inc, of the •anite co:turns; i. d Niaboza ae , handsome •••• t•ti.`e.:rs and Fir e • . dnesday previ a% t , ; anti of • • ' •• BELI.P.NT Opp ' BLE, &c. r%, ession. • • Golden.olaa re l ngv-alley, 0;4 1 7 Two,e a • , •trors, „eel, i.D I . :ST.ITE, 2 'A :111 LY :4AN5108; s . deceased, ;# 11-PLACE, Ale L.-street planned ter . tion. CJ•atai.:lnt,re s Sink, and • t I-room), Drew co hip dsome • with Balrony n . • I a Water rloke r, tklast-paritrars, , :arcs, and W a r te .d,,i ;" By ro•ard's4 nom , Ur' f. • Scullery, Dairr, And in c. Catc h , • a, a• t a low gr:rdna. rei icuLars Lin the Pr • -1 Varwick-street, Gom a , • • al rt T.. A I.N O t. • s A Ntill,excellest Tong ROUSES, STIBIA as s ND, and RIVER.* five LL, FA KM-I oirso, Jab t to TWO 11UND1112 • by QQ Lot • o den-square). • lange-alley, CissiKst t Twelve. in (tae It • ea Liable FREEHOLI - PU'f ED AIANONd • t; r I t Borough (legit; II tole FAMILY t CA call-4 JCS P., ock of .boat • no LURES; 'untpike-read, col • fd nvitag lianu.tioas INning-parkor,ll Itt tr caiital airy ik• • t• ;1 ir.g or Lady s N LI Chi the s...cond S:ar! llze Room, Caulk V ••• IRJ taireast s. Cap'aal sr.sist r.f a Hour. T.• en, Szialery, sad Pap Cs Laundryi . ; .1111 Cm:last:he, aid over ; productive mid Drapery, &c. l'lez rutto, Farm-yar4lip, 141 riuus Out-hu:l6 - 4%, N-DILL, wit'atbe JO Dwelling-House, and Out-buildings at RJE ! I nan 3i t L a l t will. duwalla if en, Stable, and slim Ins:lnsures of rich Nt 'bout SIXTY-SETO... ' IsELT Porrow, tants ed Barrett's C'pht,to• the occupation of Jt d Sundry Conafts • !Rases for Liao. • la ing of about I r ivrY ACRES, 11( my fur a 6,..r,tleaar; , ry, good ••• Tb • of carriage to ard tit eighty-siz ankh ` i We Lys and Fridays, • , •kets, to be had 1 . 1 1 ' shoat printed • :he Lamb, Bath; , Devizes ; the lien a Mc Crown, F•eadieg: PL I{l iarraway's; of yea 8. Solicitors, 6 " RA Varwick-street, G ' 'wing tuay be ab • . • .TLAND-PLACI RESIDENCE, 78 PARK, to Offices, Coa • , mediate possessiag- • ten-square), ar.ge.alleY, Cornball it at Twelve &Clocks EIIOLD ESTA EN YEARS, at stlious situ-tr...., No. 4 . , DErtv .ACE, centiguorits.ll .tenritasodatiou of 3 .° Uryer St 0: y, t% • a. , I Inu:%::.::ids-cl•urt% • n ezpitil airy Bed- , Inset, tkc. on the Dist' rooms, elegantly fitted tr;lng• 44.l (ir% twal a 0 . 1 .141 Set ‘• at. r- c I ne.:t ;in the li!I P , Ii tic o:liccs. attxtied P 111 Stable, llaubte CO* • r. trticular•c may Be ~rt rued of No fiohint,t" Ticket' fur viern4 .l _ . • Levu. hart, 1.'4114.