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Nrigiont 331 I PRIVATE PUPI L. MARRIED CLEItGYM A N, of the Established Church, resident within a convenient distance of London., rd receiving a few PUPILS into his House, has now a VACANCY. The most satisfactory references can he given to Noblemen and Gentlemen whose lions he has educated. • totes to be directed for Rev. E. S. I. Mr. Egerton's, Book whir, Vibiteball, London, RIVIIGTON'S ANNUAL EAR REGISTER FOR THE Y 1822. THE Public arc respectfully i nformed, that this Volume will he ready for delivery at the usual time, iu Dimwit next ; the Proprietors considering that, by fixing that p e riod for its Publication, the Editor would be enabled to do greater justice to the most important Part, the HISTORY of EU son, than if published a few Months earlier. For an account of the Volume for 1821, they beg to refer to the British Critic fur June, 1823. Waterloo-place, and St. Peas Church-yard. This day was published, in avo. price ss. 6d. No. 2, of 4 ATOMICAL D and PHYSIOLOGICAL CONI IENTARIES. By HERBERT MAYO, Surgeon and Lecturer in Anatomy. On the Cerebral Nerves.—On the Structure of Horn end similar parts.—On Local Action.—On Absorption.—On the Joints of the Pelvis during Labour.—Reirs Essays on the Brain. —On the Structure of the Spinal Cord. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32. Fleet-street. - - SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE PATRIOTS, AND ROYALISTS AND FRENCH GENERALS, IN FRANCE. T may be proper to state , for g eneral information, I Ott the New Work, under the title of PUBLIC CHA RACTERS OF ALL NATIONS, contains full and authentic particulars of the various Perscms now distinguished in Spain and' Portugal; as well as accounts of Public Alen in every, walk of life in Great Britain, and the other civilized Nations. The Work is just published, and may be had of all Booksellers, and at the principal Circulafing Libraries, in three volumes, like Deineu's Peerage, with ISO Portraits, at £2. 21. in boards. Eridge-ztreet, July 5, 1 823. lIAMPSTF.AO. Drlightful VILLA RISSIDENCE and OFFICES, Excellent GSRDEI!I, PLEASUIt&GROUNDS, and MEADOW LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick }Ions::, Begent-strect). It Garreway's Coffee-hook, in Euseasge-alley, Cornlsal, on THIMULY next, the 10th of July, at Twelve o'Clock, VERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, .Ll+ held' for a long term of Years, at a low Ground Rent, A DELI() UT FTIL VILLA RESIDENCE, trs;t i sikate at Brun& Hill, HassvantUd t cenueseding tful and highly dennitsniteng ex:eet, recently erected, handsomely finished, and fitted up. with every accommodation for a Gentleman's Family; confain lag a neat Entrance-hall, Vestibule, excellent Dining-parlour, elegant Drawing-room opening to a Terrace-walk, Breakfast parlour, Study, Store-room, Closets, and Water-closet ; an elegant principal Staircase, and a secondary Staircase ; Paw, Butkes-pantry, convenient Kitchen, Scullety with hard and soft Water, Dairy, Larder, &e. and excellent Celbrs for Wine, Bre, &c. Out-offices, enclosed Stable-yard, with Stable for three Horses; a Cottage, used as. a Harness-room—Bed-room mer• a Coach-house, Knife-house, Piggery, &c. a neat Kitchen. garden planted with young Fruit-trees; . Pleasure-grounds laid out with tine thriving Trees, Shrubs, and Fruit -trees; capital dry Gravelled Walks and Meadow Laud, in all about TEN ACRES. To be viewed by Tickets only ; Particulars nray be had on the Premises; at the Castle, Hampstead ; at Garraway's ; and of Ur. Robins, No. 170, Regent - street , of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. MIDDLESEX. Beautiful FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, Trbe-free, TWELVE MILES FROM HYDE-PARK CORNER, EF,LTHAM-PLACE. A CAPITAL •FAMILY RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, COACH-HOUSES,. STABLES, FARM-YARD, AND BUILDINGS, GARDENS, , LAWNS,an 4 PLEASURE GROUNDS, DRY TERRACE WALKS, PLANTA TIONS and Noble FOREST-TREES, Inclosures of Rich MEADOW LAND, about FORTY-EIGHT AC RES. Sundry COTTAGES, with GARDENS, ORCHARDS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Canssimy's Coffee-House, in 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on THURSDAY star, the 10th day of July. at Twelve o'Clock, THE FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE, FELTH AM-PLACE. most delightful situation, comprking a capital Family Man ion, a brick-built Erection, placed on an extensive fi ne Laws, surrounded brPlantationvand Shrubbery Walks; a noble Ter race Walk, shaded by lofty Limes, and beautiful full-grown Fo rest Trees dispersed about the Grim:W.l. The :MANSION vossists of an Entrance-hall, by a flight of Stone Steps from the Lawn, a noble Saloon, a Dining Par lour, Drawing-room, Study, &c. principal Staircase to the First Boor, secondary Staircases, &c. spacious Nursery Apartment, fin gracious airy Bed-chambers, three Dressing-rooms, Water closet, a large bowed Bed-chamber, and five others over.— Basement, an excellent lofty Kitchen, Scullery, Housekeeper's• room, Store-rooms, roomy Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hall. Lar• dens, Dairy, good dry Cellars fur Wine, Ale, and Beer, an inclosed Yard, Breit-hoe -4e, Wash-house, and Laundry over, Coal and Wood-houses, a llottle-house, a roomy Stable-yard, two double Coach-Louses, Stables for twelve horses, Harness-room, Loft 2 2d Rooms over, a Granary and Gardener's-room, Farm-yard,4 Perorate, Cuw-honse, Piggeries, Poultry-house, Tol-hoase. &C. &a, two productive Kitchen-gardens, the principal part , v naled, and planted with fine Fruit-trees ; Grapery, liot -4°2le. &a ant Orchard adjoining, and bislosutes of rich gea do* land, about 'FORT Y-EI G IIT ACRES, 1 2 possession at Sir WiLLU/S1 Cuomo, Rut whose term expi r e* in Novembernett. 710 Estate liar compact, and most eligible for a Gentleman's &Silence, well supplied with excellent water, good neighbour- Scapital roads direntionso twelve! miles frpm Hyde ark-ceerier, about five trades from Richmond- and Hampton *out, a delightful, pleasant, and healthy spot. Tale *owed by Titketstinly,..by leave of.the Tenant, bts. seven the hours of Twelve and Four o'Clock. At the same time *ill be sold, in Lots SEVEN COMPACVCOTTAGRS, .veith Lots, chards, &c. situate near the Mansion, let to. most respectable Tenants: may be viewed as before. Oarfindars may be had on 'kg Premises; of Mr. Taribl. 11441 "sop mar the Premises; at the Castle, Salt Hill ; Talbot, Rich awed; Toy, Hampton -court; of H. A. Broughton, Esq. Solid tri4 emits Marlborougis-street ; ar.Garraway's and , of , Mr. fleas, Warwick .House, Regent-street, where Tickets fur *vies may be had. Per Cent, . . . / • - tk - -' • N.. . - A e r , , . • _ _. ;..,v, •• , , ~. • _ • - A . -. .9 , - - --` 0,- PS, •( , I"P., • 10.., • _ .... •,.. „, . . at. . •,...„. • •, , • I M ( .. V . -.*.s.---- 1 ) ' t - tlik' e i LIA • - • - :$ .. !•• -.- 1. 03VIIPI.V? • ... •-• `-` 4 11., r'. . t i l l " \ ir • '1. 4 . ? €1.4r.:2L--- -1. - - . .... j . • • " - • - 7 --- •_ '" --a.....-..—. AtQlipAY,. AIX 7 ; lm, I Pl 4 E. mitt. kiq -ptiv r • • _ WHITERALL AND WHITEKALL:PLACE. THEEF: CAPITAL DWELLING -HOUSES, • WITH EXCELLENT OFFICES. FOB SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent.street), At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley. CoinhllL On Tnuasnav, the 24th of July, 1823, at Twelve o'Clock, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Held under the Crown ; Comprising a COMMODIOUS ROOMY DWELLING HOUSE, situate No. , Whitehall-place ; containing, on the Ground Floor, an Entrance Hall, Eating-parlour, and It• brary ; First Floor, two handsome Drawin g rooms ; three Bed chambers and a Dressing-room on the Secon d Floor; and roomy Attics over, for Seriants. In the lksetnent, an excellent ' Kitchen, Wash-house, Laundry, Servants' Hall, Housekeeper's room, Butler's Pantry ; strong excellent Wine and Beer CvUars, Vaults for Coals, et& of which immediate Possession may be bad. A Capital roomy FA MI LY MANSION, the Front to Whitehall, containing a handsome Entrance-hall, Dining-parlour, communicating by folding doors to a Back Parlour or Library; a specloui Drawing-roeru l and four capital principal Bed-citatn btrs, with a Dressing-room, and three Sleeping-rooms for Ser vants. In the Basement, excellent Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, and other Offeces• ' Wine, Beer, and Ale Cellars. In the occu pation of, and on Lease to Messrs. Cockeye:4, Bankers. A Capital BOWED-FRONT DWELLING-HOUSE, ad joining to the last, planned in a similar manner, of which imme diate possession may be had. These Houses are very desirably situated, contiguous to the Parliament Houses, Courts of La*, and all the Public Offices, a very eligible situation for Gentlemen connected therewith, and as an investment. • FROM 642'embAY NIGHTS GAZ#TT,f.' • B A NKRUPTS. Thomas Reynolds, Westbury, Wilm,edothier, to surrender Jul; 12, 19, and August 16, ten, at the Court of C , ommistioneAs or Bankrupts, Attorney, Mr. Unmey, Chaneery-Tane. • John Jones, Brecon, rnaltster, July hi, 24, and August 16, at - ten, at. die Castle Inn, 134c0n. Attornies, Mew% *ma son and Bicknell. lAucibt's Inn; or Meaars..Beld end Vaug han, BrecOn. • ' • . . James Kenton, Stow-on-tke-Wold, GlOncestenldre, draper, July 12. 14, and August at eleven, at the Royal Mittel, Chel tenham Attettdes, -Mr. Tarn, Stow-on:the-Weld; or Mr. Pritchard, Earl -street, BLackfriars. IS illiairi Phillips, Bristol, linen -draper, July 10, 11, and August' 16, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Atforldes, Wasbroack, Bristol ; or Mr. Dalton, Mark-lane. ' • Willi int Crabb, 'fellisford, Somerset, fuller, July 29, 30; land 16, at eleven, at the Qualls and Ball Inn, path. 1!t -. tornies, Messrs. Das and CO. Guildford-street ; or 111 r. Stow, Bradford, Wilts. Thomas Wood, Lane-End; Staffordshire, currier, July 23, at . seven, 24, at ten, and August 16, at four, at the White Hart and New Star Inn, Ustoreter, Attornies, Messrs. Clov:et and Co. King's Bench-walk, Temple; or Messrs. Beclson Rinifiton, Uttnzeter. Henry Crutchkel, Warwick and Ceventrylinen-dra , July 12, 26. and August 16, at eleangigint 111114011111t i elf sionets at Bankrupts, BAnghaliamitt. ktopi, Ur. Ron ' slet. Northomberland-street, Siren& • Evan Lucas,' Shepherd's-marker, Milkman, .Tuly 12, 19, and Augu t 16, at twelie, it the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basingliiiktreet. Attomies, Messrs. Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. EN DS to'be made in BASING II A LL.STRFRT. T. Be ead-street, warehouseman, at eleven. 1. Paradise, eneastle-street, Strand, jeweller, at July 26, B. Ambrose, King-street, Ckeapside, ware. at twelve. July 99, W. Hudson, late 'of Havil erwell, bricklsyer,nt eleven. July 19,-W. Fother maon.street-road, St. George's in the East, ship- July 26. R. 1. Dt2per, Fleet-market, glass _ July 26, J. Manning, Clement% lon, money .lleredve. July 26, C. Woodcock, Notnich, COMA , amp. July es, J. Amos and C. Sutherland, St. He- Se, merchants, at twelve. July 26, W. Cool, Would , teat, corn-dea ler, at eleven. July 26, J.. Gray, King ttota, Itrien-draper; at one. July 1.6, W. Cleghurn, late of Rat. y, ekeesemonger, at twelve: Joiy 26, W. Cattell, num Warwick, mealmun, at eleven. July 96, T. P. fiary, Little Tower-street, witte.rnerchant, at one. July 51. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be bad on the Premises; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad . _ . A number of horses were put in training for the occasion, b. 45 only two, viz. Henry and Betsey Richard", were brought frinn the South, who, it was judged, could cor.tend with Eclipse, and which of these two were to run the race remained a secret until the signal was given from the judges' box to bring up the horses, when Henry made his appearance and Eclipse soon after. The doubts which had been entertained (and they were many), that the southern sportsmen would pay forfeit and there would be no race, vanished at once, and all we, anxiety to see the restilt of the contest. The hour of starting soon arrived, but such was the immense crowd upon the Course in solid column fur nearly a quarter of a mile both right and left of the judges box, that some minutes were taken up by the officers in clearing it; nor was it effected without much difficulty. • Abodt tell minutes after one; r. as. both 'horses set off at the tap of the drum, Henry taking the lead, and keeping it the whole four miles, came in about half a length a-head. Although several efforts wire made by the rider of Eclipse, a young man whose name we do not • receilect, to pass his antagonist, still he could not accomplish it. The result of this heat was so different from what the northern sportsmen had calculated upon, that the mercury fell instantly below the freezing point. Bets, three to one that. Eclipse would lose the second heat, were loudly offered, but there were few or no takers:—Timeof running the heat, seven minutes 40 seconds. &Penal) HiAi.—The time hav ing elapsed for breathing, the horses were again brought up for the second heat,. but it had been determined in the interim to change-Eclipse's rider, as has heretofore ofteu been done, and who should appear but our old friend Purdy*, who was welcomed with tumultuous cheers from 'the multitude. He soon mounted, and at the wdrd both went off. Henry took the lead as in the first heat, end kept it. netil about two-thirds round on the third mile, when Purdy seized, with a quickness and dexterity peculiar to himself, the favourable moment that presented, when, by appearing to aim at the out side, he might gain the inside; made a dash at him accord ingly, and passed him on the kft ; and maintained the ground he had gained to the end of .the second heat, coming in about two lengths ahead. The air was now mideto resound from every quarter with " Purdy for ever!" and as soon is he bad *been weighed, the populace bitre hint 6ff on their shoulders across the Course, in spite of all the entreaties he could make to the contrary. The mercury is the sporting thermometer intrandi ately rose again to pleasant summer heat, and the -backers of Folipse were now ready for anything that offered; they propoied to bet even, but there were no takers. Several offers to draw were made by Gentlemen who had betted oU. Henry, but not sc. cepted. Confidenee.was again completely restored to the friends of lielipee. Time of running this heat 7 minutes 41 secon d s ., Titian ileas.—When the horses were brought up Tor this heat a jockey named Taylor, known for many years on the Southern Courses for his great success, and whose still was.ac knowledged to be inferior to no one, made . his appearance, when it was announced that he would ride Henry the third heat, stead of the buy who had rude him the two former. The Course once more cleared, off they went. Ptirdy taking the - re. d, and keeping it to the end of the race, came in abbot three TengtLs ahead of his ant-aria:LP The .afr was now vent•with shoots of .ecstacy.front the New Yorkers, and thapre* around the Judges' stand fur a short time was so great that notlitn, could overesor.e it. The vho'le Course was blocked up In one solid - mass of nen, ten thou.sond deep, leaving, no grourfd to brie; the harmers:Otte stand, so that the riders could be .dismounted and' weighed. Order; however, was at length restored, the tigers were weightld, everything . found right, and Eclipse pronotineed the victor. I-re was then marched off the field to the popular air 'See sh e conquering hero comes." Thus has ended the great* rrce'that E'er wad runlet this country. " • - • . frimsesuls hat slew?), that the challenge. may be .again ( gar _ Italy repeated-r”-Loef. I:l3ad Eelipteagainn.the "W orld ." We itope s however, Mr, A. An-ltpust will outer him td tun tut let theititititfy taste the benefit &his rtbit. He h., •AviTtoird himseilf,i beyond- aft cavil, •tobe a hoisi Ofybett and battom-unequailedis this toiletry,- or penhnpagevany si ot, at cols nce third and lalßa-aa. 24 isssoPsi Once *. •It is said, that on *it g• the defeat' of aii 4 fireirk i e •••rbrdyberst•htio a lido& nt siiiefee. sea l er' l id 44 red even then to redeem him if permitted. What .w this cadge of his not being engagodbefeace,-Castopurti . ng world are anxious to "mow.- 4t itebtlieectl that had he been. sit, thethirthht.av w•uhl wet bauriesteLasetaaity Oo &Apse., • *. , hi.. • - • .. • . . . * - Zi f tirLitrirtigi,i :ixitritt . OriP4i s ' a " l • FROM thfrOldlAY NIGHTS GAZsyTT,F.' EXCELLENT. FURNITURE. • '- Capital Eight-day Table Clock, Parisian Tune - Piece,. btilliant- BANKRUPTS. Thomas Reynolds, Wesibery,ireve,,efetbier, tiks . 4 T trrren.er ,ulg tones! square Pianoforte, elegant Cabinet China, lied and Table- 12, 19, and August 16, bail, at the Court of C , ommissilantes - .. . . linen,- small Cellar of hoe Wines, about Two Thousand Outsets of Bankrupts, • Attorney, Mr. Unmey, of Massive Plate, China and Glam, capital Single-horse Chaise Challem7- 14 ne• • John Jones, Brecon, maketer, July ti, 14, and August 16, at and Harness, Pair-horse Chariot, Harness, =traria= other - Mu, at. the Castle Inn, Ire ton. Attomies, hiessry St it- Effects. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' son and Bicknell, Liuclin's Ina; or Merars.. fold end Vaug- han, Brecim.' • ' • • By Mr. R OBINS , . James Kenton, Stow-oar-the-Wold, GlOucestenhire, gaper, July (Of Warwick .House, Regent-street), . 12. 14, and dogtrot alt, .at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Chel- tenham, Attaches, 'Mr. Tarn, Stow-oo:the-Wald; or Mn. . _On the Premises, N 0.28, Argyle street, ()deed-street, Pritchard, Earl -street, BLackfriant. On Wzotsasear, the 16th day of July, 1823, and two folinviing William Philips, Bristol, Itnen4raper, July 10, 11, and August' days, a eleven, t Eleven o'Clock, . 16, at at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornits, Ili. . - • Wasbroack, Bristol ;or Mr. Odom, Mark-lane. ' •S. By Order of the Executors of the late WWI int Crabb, 'fellisford, Somerset, fuller, July U, 30;eand ' Right Honourable Lord Gnmisaavnt, deceased, ~ . tOrnies, Messrs. Dart and Cie Guildfotil-street ; or Jr. Stow, August 16, at eleven, at the Casale and Ball Inn, path. V a . THE GENUINE • FURNITURE. comprising Th --len )3B , 2 1 4 V 7 d at 'La Bradford, Wilts. 1 Four-post, Tent, Press, and other Bedsteads and Furiii- ne-End, , Staffordshire, currier , July : 7 .3, at tures I seasoned Feather-help, and Bedding ; Suites of Mintz, Cotton, French •rod, Drawing-room, and Parlour Curtains ; Sofas, • " and A 16, fau n, ' tin e White H ten, ogust at at 1 art and New Co. Star lon , Ustozeter, Attornies, h essrs. Clowep Couches, and Chairs en suite ; handsome Cheeal ileas.ing-glass; • and C King's Bench-walk, Temple ; or Messrs. Betlsonaed capital Eight-day Table Clock.; brilliant toned square Piano- acid Uttnzeter. forte, by llroadwood ;• excellent Cabinet Articles, in Mahogany Henry Ce u eem a y, W ar • i t and ~.linen-dra= and Rosewood; Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Cabinets, Book- - 3 2, 2fls a* Aug ust 16, m • C'evislul Mt thleleillet t ell cases ; Dining, Card, Lao, ofa, Pembroke, and Dressing Tables; lioness at Bankrirpts, 11.1singh 00S Ut. Ile"' Mirrors; Grecian and Sinumbra Lamps ' : leandionae Or-ntolu • &let, Northumberland st t, atigr,,,,, . .- Parisian Time Piece, and Cassolets • elegant Weeds* end French Evan Lucas • Shepherd ' s -market, ma ker All - July 12 19, -rd Cabinet China • Brussels Carpets Heartlimega; Tenders and ' Augu t 16, , at '• - the r Cour t 'it of r' f t:nk- Fire-irons ; Kitchen ' Utensils; excellent Bed aid Talkie 'Jaen ; ,opts, B . twein, , at Com mi ss ioners . o aiungillii-street. Attomies, Messrs. Stevens a rts anon Ce ll ar of fine Wines • about Two Thousand allots of Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. elegant Plate, and . plated Article.; China sad Kfialnelianital• Single-horse Chaise and Hartle; Chariot, Hordes% mutlf allltic• DIVIDENDS to'he made in BASINGIIALLSTREET. rous other Articles. • July 26, T. Beennantlaread-strert, warehouseman, at eleven. 'sly 26, J. Paradise, lletecastle-street Strand , jeweller, at May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday ilai . . ire. July 26, h. Ambrose , Kin-street, Oteaprade, ware. (by Catalogues at One Shilling eaoh), to be bad midis at twelve. July 119, W. Hudson, late 'of Havil- and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent-street, ear Mita . . Cat i siberwell, bricklayer, at eleven. July 19,-W. Fother- street. • ;late of Cauoon-street-road, St. George's in she East, ship- • at twelve. July 26, R. 1 Draper Fleet-market, glass- A BOUT THREE HUltilettED IXISEN cif DA- 'at twelve . July 26, J. Alarneing, detomit'e lon, money- - MASK BREAKFAST CL0T1 4 ,4 17d. each, at Moho% let mrekve. July 26, C. Woodcock, Noteeich, cad- HODGE forty-two dozen of Damask Napkins, at*. 6d. a down; fifty leg merchants, at twelve. July 26, W. Cook, Would- dozen of large Russia Towels, 9s. the amen. HANDSOME, Kest, corn-dealer, at eleven. July 26, J.Gray, King. DA M ASK CLOTHS, full two yards add a half 'ltem, 'ls. SO. mob, Ilneu-draper; at one. July 26, W. Cleghorn, late of Rata each; rich Double Damask,• fits. three limo ditto, tbs. 6d. =ay, elteesemonger, at twelve: Jely 26, W. Cute, I. Double ditto, 143. 9d. three yards and a half Itmg, lie. Double near Warwick, mealnaan, at eleven. July 96, T. ditto, 2 0 s. five yards, 255. 6d. Double ditto, 515. wittteVery P. difilary, Little Tower-street, wine -merchant, at one. July , Size in the finest Scotch, Wok. and Hambergh Damask with 2 64 J. Westbauols, St. Alban's, farmer, at twelve. July 26, M. Napkins to match, er u t i cheap. Stout Sheets, Si. • ; Ave Agar, lam of Waibruob , oilman, at eleven. July 26, T.Wight, ditto, Is. 6d. real Ils. Mock Russia Site& sa. a Dukeilmet, Sto James's, tailor, at eleven. yard; Fuse, ild. real Ilmesia, fine stout, sod fully mul . a .......—__ quarter wide, llid. lime, 14d. Flue sod very stoat, these AMERIC.4N SPORTING. Bales, curiously fine and uscommoalY" stout, ltd. net! worth 2s. 9d. Fine Russia, the full width, whial" MOM . seam, 2s. 4id. Irish Sheeting, full yard and a quarter whia. 1 FROM Mira MEW YORK EVENING POST, MAY 28. Fine, 18d. yard and a hall avide, 22d. Fine, arlis.llL 'very - woesz-aacreo. Fine, 2s. 6d. Six Boxes of fine Irish Linens, from 1111.1 yard ,y • :adwilatah ,, rase between NA and a s i ethern to 4s. 6d. a good strong Linen, 12d. very stout, 14d1 • e . . NI over the Utak* - - fit Will be and Is. 6d. about 180 Pieces that are soiled, but firie,„ . 'IP a l •-, r , ~ front New , -4-10.... iti .1 at 21d. Is. and 2s. 4d. many of which are well worth Si. Ili . - - e , •er WI at‘lr g 6 .1....... ' Two Cases of Germs& Holland', curiously fine, for GaMtletuen's , , " ••''''' io run Th e fo 4 ,' ' wear, from 2s. Sid. a pard to Si. 6d. French Cambia Handker- talk , w i t 192•10,900 dollars, --e- a. ....3- . chiefs, 20$. the dozes; Fine, 2Se. very Fine, Sle. 14. aa, d og m oo r a n t u fted stun of . ' Good Inge Counterpanes, ae. 6d. each; elegani y . ,,,„,„,. sh e that time (N .. #. ~ ) Quilts full three yards aware, 13s. 9d. each ; three g r'i o ' the ' d and name ifiOr • . ' r. . a haleditto, iSs. Fine ss, Sive*: dbd• tincr ~,.. tbilleefgrWast ' ' Med 8,000 dollars tilted err as ~e Oaths, 6d. India ditto, very Inc, 14t 6d.d. the pieeemortise , . , .. NOM illitteeforhited Is eme party declined running the rare. positively worth 12s. a yard ; at HODGE and LO VA AN'S A number of horses wets put in training for the occasion, bat Wholesale and Retail Linen-drapers, Argyll House, Regent- only two, viz. Henry and Betsey Richards, were brought ' street, three doors from the Argyll Rooms. . . frOm the South, who, it was judged, could cor.tend with Eclipse, No Credit given, or Abatement made.—Unpaid letters are and which of these two were to run the race remained a secret not answered.--Charities supplied at cost price, as usual. ' ' until the signal was given front the judges' box to bring up the : Ladies or Gentlemen, proceeding to either Indies, suited with horses, when Henry made his appearance and Eclipse soon after. The doubts which had been entertained (and they were many), every requisite in a superior style, at very unusual prices. , that she southern sportsmen would ray forfeit and there i i .n ~r v _._ ISERKSHIRE. Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, excel lent G A RDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, corn GE, ; FARM-YARD, and TWENTY ACRES of rich MEA DOW LAND, with valuable Common Rights, in the Vici nity of the King, and the Berkeley Hunt. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-house, in 'atange-alley, Cornhill, on Taseaseey, the 24th of July, 1823, at Twelve o'Clock, (Unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, COOKHAM ELMS; comprising a very excellent and commodious Residence, adapted for a Family of Respeetabipty, delightfully .dtuate on a Lawn, interspersed with fine full-grown Elms and other ormrnentel Timber, in the most picturesque part, of that much-admired Reach of the Thames which extends from Tepls -.aNd wan tellataki, and bounded on the East by the Chant Woods, in the Parish of Cookham, about one mile from alliko,twofrom Dropmore and Maidenhead Bridge, three from lifildsollisid, fear from MarloW, eight from ,Wind sor, and twenty-right from Loudon, with good roads in all directions. The House is a substantial White Brick Edifice, seated on a Lawn; containing, on the Ground Floor, a handsome Portico, Entrance.hall and Vestibule, a Drawing-romn, a capital Dining room, a Library, Batley ' s iPtantry, Asersekeeper's-room, Kit chen, Scullery well inpplisd wink tgood Water, Larder, and Cellars for Ale, Wine, Beer, Co*, &c. Servants ; hall, and ppl=aid se condary firairesso. Da the Forst Visor, a large -Coons, thine hot 13ec4notos and Dressing-rooms, 'a ilrrimory,.and a Wativeloset: On the Second Floor, four good Bed-chambers and four Servants' Bed-rooms:—Dairy, Wash house, Brewhouse, Laundry, Ste. an enclosed Yard, with dou ble Coach-house, Harness-room, two Stables for five Horses, with Lofts, Coachman's-room over, Cart Shed, Sce; A neat COTTAGE and FA R M-Y A RD, with Cow-house, open Stable,. Piggery, &c. two capital Kitchen Gardens, one principally walled, well stocked, cropped, and planted with choice Fruit Trees, Hot-house, Green-house, &c. a Terrace Wilk to the T:!ames, and two Faculty Pews in the Church, and About TWENTY ACRES of rich Meadow Land. To be viewed by Tickets only, between the hours of twelve and four, Sundays excepted. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Bear, Reading and Hungerford ; Pelican, Newbury; Castle, Salt-hill; Castle, ac,Slough, Speen-hill, and Marlborough; Sun, Maidenhead; White Harr, Windsor; of llesirs. Gibbs, Solicitors, 56, Old Broad-street; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 110,. Regent-atreet, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. :.HAMPSHIRE Desirable FAAIILY RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, excel lent GARDEN, PLEASURE-GROUND,FISH-PONDS, and upwards of EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES of excellent Water Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and• Wood Land. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee- House,'Change-Alley, Cornbill, On THU 115 DAY, the 24th of July, 1823, at Twelve O'Clock, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, PARK PLACE, comprising a very eligible and commodious RESIDENCE, adapted for the accommodation of a Family of Distinction, delightfully situate on a fine Eminenc e, command ing most delightful Views, In a beautiful and highly picturesque country, diversified by bill and dale, and richly wooded. Situate in the Parish of WICKHAM, About equal distances from Gosport, Portsmouth, and South ampton; Sizty-eight Miles from London : recently altered and improved at considerable expense, and fit for immediate reception. , The HOUSE is a substantial BRICK EDIFICE, seated on a Lawn, approached by a handsome Carriage-drive; the En trance under a Portico with Steps to a spacious Hall, Library, excollent Dining Parlour witb.bawed end windows, opening to a Lawn and Shrubbery ; an Inner Hall, Bath-room, and But ler's Pantry; a commodious Staircase, with a noble landing on the First Floor, a handsome Drawing-room, two Capital Bed chambers, and a Dressingrroom, and another spacious lied chamber and a large Dressing-room in the wing. On the Upper Flour, two - excellent secondary, Bedchatnberic D4SlaioB-toPnt to each ; a smaller Bed-room, roomy Passage, a. Dormitory for, Servants at the end ; a Ilousekeeper's Sieepinrroom and large Room for Women Servants, sore Closet s apcimeliodary.Stair case front the, Qffices, Water Closet, &e. 'The Domestic Offices are in the Wing, shut out (rent the body of the House,. and comprise all.requieite .cmnrenigeces Or §er vants, fOrce Pump, excellent dry Ce llars in.the &sense* fde Wine in the Wood, and for Bottles with Cataeniribs, Ale and Beer Cellars, -Ste. excellent Brew-house and J.aeu4dry.444flseds an excellent six-stall Stable, with Loft and Granary over, double Coach.house, Pump of good Water, a very complete j Farm.yard, surrounded, with all, requisite; Kasm.latiiidings,• Poultry-yards, Piggeries, stack-yard,. c art-lodges t . theerpe.na il -1 Slaughter-hOuse. A delightful Lawn at the .backyof. the- Mope, plsated.witit nemerpus fine. skrubs and Flowers, ornamented with. stately Timber Tree 4 Chesnuts, &c. dry gravelled Walks. an, excel- . .lent.Kitchen.Garderswith.lo f ty -Walia . thitbotwffilaiine,t4ip; Fruit Trees, planted with standa rd and espalier Frisit,Trees, well. stocked and cropped, Hot-house, Pond ef‘liVater, Gar dener's Tool-house at the back, and upwards of • EIGHTY-FOE/a. ACILES .Of rich Water iJeadow , rasture, Arable, and_lrood LAM.; all compact, with a Sheet - of Water, stored witlaPtsh, avid a line rspid•Stream boanding the &tate. ~. To be viewed by ',tickets only . ; .Particularsnttrlaott the . . . . Premises ;at the King's - Head and *Stir Ions; ; ihe • G eo rgei, Winchester- Do hilt. kialnkmilf4oskrEffflablJ KOC". a k eis • lIIQU aI k Swan and .C 7 rown, Alton,; Bush,Farniti Mid Staines; of 'lessr4. Sewe ll and Hearne, NewpOre,fshioi 4. Kigee• Aams; GrodalmingoNfieite4l4%,aitild,W4ife - sW4fs; and- of. Mr. Robins , 170, Regenystrem, %triun Estate may be seem , and Tickets for litwitii kade ., .— . g" , Carpe diem - - Be promptly wise. WHEN Science began to explore the complicated machinery of Mao she was speedily entangled in a la byrinth.of mysterious coati:don, from which intellectualperse verance alone emancipated her. Ignorance arid - empiricism, however, still oppose their venomous hostility, and the prejudice of weak minds . in sorne measure , encourages their audacity. As Truth is to Paisehood—so may our pulAip statements be com pared with their unqualibedpretensionh and to eispose their fal lacies, we have not hesitated to avow oniselves as practitioners in a lass of _Diseases which endanger the mystic evolutions of Nature. 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Surgeons, No. 11, noun:ie.-street, Fleet-street, Loadow--A private door rouudthe turner. • • r T-_EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous lot ; 1.4 curing,. in all its stages, the YENEREA L DISEASE One: smalLPfilis a dose, antLthe taking of one Box, in a recent We" will sisaneonvince the patient of the certainly of his speedy, . elmretry... Nothing tan be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient than. this Remedy; for such as are obliged to go 'Jour- miaow to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet; .end '4411-years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will effect a Curowlsan repeated Salivation and all other method; avail nothing.. . For the Scurvy and. ether Chronical Disorders, this Medicine has not -its parallel. 14pwards of 40,000 persons of both Oates have been radically cured of the above eclat disorders, Within the last eight.. years, Prepasod and . Odd .by the sole Proprietors, T. TAY LOIL and„tiON,, Members of the Royal,Galloge of Surgeons-.at their E10u5e.....N0, 9., Keiv peidge4t, in Boxes, of enly.its..94. each,,. Am, inclutiol,-e. N.B. . o back doors,:and Lights in the P - Anstges; at nightH They a also sold, by .thair.npgolintneins. Witia..topjoos ditetg dons, a the to, -shop , Lla.-.ostunisiertic,; 1.14%. iNiticovuglea. i , No. 7, .nearly.opponte. th e blonginentL and 'by '' mei Pelson in ever/ considerable 'foam in Great Britain nd Iceland; Advice grathetoTallsellidilhillnlitiloltake69lll - ' the Proprietor's Medicines. 1;3 s:::.: •r •. zlltd, .a.Ti 1.0 . •• ....ift'J 1:7 - :. ,' 4. 1 , .. - ri." f 14:r ...:. . .t. ** 1 COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, • REGIINT-STRERT. • IifIIiSUNIYIER RENEWALS are now in course 11` of delivery. Those who contlfine Insurl4l M tits Beta blittnent seven years, upon annual as well as ripens ieptennial p o li c ies, and whether they have been claimants for fosses or ce b ee wise, share in the Profits. These have prodneed returns si T we ntitve and Twenty per Cent. invariably ; and to "3,000 Tesons during the last rice years, a greater advantage to the oak than any other Office now esistinz has afforded.