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LUM, for SUPPORTING! -TO BE IN THE DOWNS 7:11 JULY, UPPER OE OO VENOR-STItEET, 0 R01FY, 2 49 11 '. I FROM LAST Ntatirs (..Azt. ._ 1., E. CHILDREN of SOLDIERS, FOR CALCUTTA DIRECT, sQUARL. . • • —......),,, x • . , BA NE li UPTCY SUPERSEDED , NATIVES of ScOTLAND, THE fine ship WOODFORP. AI. burthen v e t. CAPITALL . MANSION , ; ! James /las l'...ig, Curaberlandotreet, Alary4a.bo w ; e , Species% TCH PARENTS resident In 4 4 Ith eseelltnt end steadies Olicto &riders, ideated Wilk 600 Tons,. lying in the Est India ExpOrt Deal ah n i e; c al/ab l oom, said audge % for Ash , Horses . ' ALFRED CHAPMAN, Commander. . irA NKRUPTBg P a rochi al Reliefs Cron - streets For freight or passage apply to the Commander, at the Jers- -XI BE SOLD BT AUCTION, -'Thomas Shipway, Tuiworth. Warren- Forint haat...beep-design salem Coffee-house; or to JOHN CHAPMAN and Co. • . JSy. Mr. ROBINS ) •••,. • • to -sure: d e Anse 27. 28, and July 22,,5t eleven, at the hat a SPECIAL GENERAL No. 2, Leadenikollotrest. (Of Warwick Honse,liepot-street), Whit: Hart La, Andover. Atkvenies, Alone ) . ilonsfseld • PION will be held here on TU131.• On the Premises; Na 42, time Grosvenor-atreet, ' and Williman Bowteriastrect i Fleet-ursmt ;or Mt, Mann, , In two vols. Reno. price 12s. nn th e 14t h Ju ne , 1 8 22, at O ne o'Cluc - 1, A ndov, r. • --• 'Clock, to sake into consideration 111 T OLDEN& Ot ?MI LiaL1370111.14 _. Maltose, Mancbesten shopkeeper, Jere 17, 21. and TNFLUENCE; a Moral Tale for Young People. led "A. Robertson," which has i By a LADY. T HE LEASE of a CAPIT A L MANSION, J a JulY 2 4 3, at ten, at the Albion ilotol ) .Mancheste. Attend's, pa ed wit h in a fi n , 7 * l it a Ileslns. Litat and Coates ) Mancise4!er ;or Me•us, Adlingtott s ' Radians of the Corporation. The 6" He who acts from principle shall be exposed to DO "Wag very MillOtt akeredi abb ' _ zpv „ • ,.... . a t o r i " for the acaismo d ai l aa of auni tki. Dedford-row. 'Clock precisely. but what Religion can cure."— &ant. . . • a Mattletoau or Faddy of Distirtion,• John IJahtes, Lamaism, Leicestrrshite. baker, Jose 17, at London : Printed for Ilatchard and Son, Pict:minty; Seeley II I. S. METCALF, Secretary. Tie late Residence !E.._ • six, 18, and July 23, at ten, at the Swan ' lnn; Market- , and Son, Fleet-street ; and Nisbet, Castle-street, Odurd•street. • .11 1....1 W.. ',iv...ha. oh ►; 017] ASYL KHOO'S! N G the and 14% RI N ' 6 T SCOTCH not entitled to mien. hereby giret►--Tbat this COISPORATIO) :h inst. at Eleven ec ted .SOth May, signed led amongst the Guardians taken at Twelve oT M. ,otelialeraisies.= • ailailted &Wily Tie I Residence of Admiral Sir JOHN EORLASE WARitgN, Bart. decease& The Holineht pleased with • std ms of handsome Apartastbts of large iiimendone, and well proportioned, • candela., too the LIPP" Stos& r dar t, fileepingwooms for Servants,. a large Store and On the Second Floor, two spacious airy Bed-chamber or Dressing-rains Store roost, tatesr , Witter laid ass, Eska Water-cloiet. On the to a sable fragility:am In heat. elegantly Milesto the goer, opening to a &kitty, the whit& Ut weem a:ad. • canimindrating by folding:doora to a back With a bowed iiindoefopeeing to a Balcooy, linking to the Garden; a Boudoir and Watetl.eloset. Ground -Mot, a 'pedals Batrance-ha, Vestibule or Inner Hall, capital light Staircase to the Second Floor, an excellent Dining-parlour, handsomely fitted up, and communicating by folding-doors to a Library correspondently . finished, window opening inter , the Garden, which is planted with Shrubs ; Lobby, with Closets, Gentleman's Dressing-room i and Water-closet. • A Seaambry Seim Staircase front the Basement to the Second Floor. The Offices consist of Housekeeper's-room, Cleaningtiont, Hotasemaid's-closet, Wine-cellar with Catacombs, Butler's Pantry, strong Paget, Servants' Hall. Cellar for Wine in the 'Wood, lamp-hole, and Larder; an Area in front, with Vaults hit Coals, and Servants' Entrance. Detached, an excellent (Kitchen, with Dresser and Shelves, ' &vinery adjoining, Pastry, China, and Cook's Closets, and Larder, Water-closet, a Passage, Coal - cellar , a commodious Laundry, Yard, Stables for sight Homo, Standing for four Car riages, With. Lofts and other Rooms over. The whole abuudauly supplied with Water. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be -had on the Premises ; at the Subscription Houses, St. Ja m es's-street ; Hotels, Bondistreet ; of H. A. Broughton, Esq. Solicitor, Great Marlborough-street; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Nu. 170, Regent -street, opposite Burliogton-street, of whom Tickets fur viewing may be had. ~ Steck-Broker, 2, Convnita., and Lott swishes his Friends to observe, tin , this Lot the Chance of gaining Great Capitals at the most , for the Purchasers, after taking the Chance of the will be allowed to return their nckets or /Stares, be drawn Blanks, small Prizes, or 'indrawn, and nearly the Money they gave, as under : cats #'2l 1$ 0 may receive back IN 0 0 costs 11 IT 0 may receive hock 10 It 0 costs 519 0 may receive back 5 6 0 costs 3 0 6 may receive back 213 0 costs 110 6 may receive back ! 6 6 ish to availthemselves of this nffer,must bring in their Shares on or before the 26th of Juts, as none will be after that Day:—AND THUS, each Adventurer only hazards, irty-eight Shillings - for a - Ticket. it Shillirgi - . for a - Sixteenth. .I'lT IS of 4,2000, £lOOO, £5OO, PRI% Sm. SURETo as DILA WN ax silt FIRST DAY. ') of 30,er.0 !—T WO of 120,000! &c. &c. Inaols and Abney.—Not Two Blinks to a Prise. Begins 16th of JULY. This day was published, In Three Volumes, 12mo. price k is . beards, .1 THE REFUGEES; an I Rim( TALL UT - die Author of " Correction," " Decision," &c. Printed for Longman, Ilurst, Rees, Orme, and &own, Loadoft, Of whom may be had, CORRECTION; a Novel. Ins vols. 12mo. price Li. Is. bds. AL TWINE CLOTH FOR SHIRTING, icc. IIS MAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT. tinent pas de lin mail en possedent lea agremena. Inhility, Cm-rinks. and Merchant', are re. lily informed, the above desirable CLOTH, for i the East and West Indies, as well as the cold di vot genial temperature, and for its economy, is sold wholesale, for exportation, and by the piece, at 1 Rd. ;s. and .ss. 6J., per yard, stamped," Patent •h," icc. at the Warehouse, No. 16, Cheapside, and !Ise whatever. The pieces far sheeting contain from • pair. Families io the country sending orders have ed as if present, where th. greatest variety of Foreign Co +da are kept MISS BENGERS ANNE BOLEYN. • This day was published, Second Edition, in Two Vols. small deo. with Two Portraits, price ids. bo.irds, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of ANNE BOLEYN, Queen of Henry VIII By Miss BENGER. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Aoth,or, • 1. Memoirs of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton. The Se cond Editimi, in two vols. Bvo. with a Portrait, 211 z. boards. 2. Memoirs of 31r. Joint Tobin, Author of the Honeyr Moon. In Bvo. price 18a. hoards. This day were published. in One Vol. 8,0. price 12s. bearde, rilWO VOYAGES to NEW SOUTH WALES .end VAN DTP..*P.N's LAND; with a Description of the present condition of that interesting Colony: including facts and observations relative to the state and management of Con victs of both seats, under sentence of transportation. Also Re flections on &Auction and its general consequences. By THOMAS REID, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and Surgeon in the Royal Navy. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees Orme, and Brown, London. " But we have gone as far into ;his volume as our Waits jus tify, and We can only further recommend it to the legislature as well as to the friends of humanity."--Literary Gazette, Jut. S. Three are some useful hints for the better regulation of the system of transporting felons, which we would recommend to the attention of the Government, as we would the book, gene rally, to the Pnblie."—Literary Chron. Feb. 9. ELEGANT RESIDENCE, PLEASURE GROUNDS, &c. PUTNEY lIEATH. TO BE LET, OR SOLD . BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), ADESIRABLE RESIDENCE, recently altered and improved sail ♦ery consider able espouse, In few days will he publldted, T ODD ?—(ln Three Vulumes, price 21s. • beards. " ridentem dicere verulst Quid ye:at ?'*:—Hottacz. for respectfully announces, that In consequence of ircum.t.inces. he has transferred this work from New Bond-street (where it was heretofore adver present Puhlisht rs, ears. G. and W. B. WAUTIA Ave.'Marla.lane. lIITTATZ AT PUTNEY HEATH, On a fine elevated spot, commanding pleasing and Interesting Views in various directions, planned with suites of handsome Apartments, and convenient Domestic Offices; adapted for the accommodation of A NOBLEMAN, OR yAMILY OF THE FIRST DISTINCTION. The House is seated on a beautiful Lawn, with extensive Plea sure-Grounds, tastefully laid out, pktnted with• thtiving•Ever greens and Shrubs ; excellent Garden, fully stocked, cropped, and planted with the choiceit Fruit-trees; Stable, Coach-house, and other Outbuildings- a Sae Paddock of Meadow Land, Farm yard, &c. and a valuable Right of Common. - Particulars of Mr. Robins, No. 1/0, Regent-street. L REGISTER FOR 'co, IN TWO PARTS. 'uhli‘hers of DODSLEY'S ANNUAL 11. E %IL having learned that, in comet:tunice of the un. :lay in the appearance of their olume fur ISM, te Subscribers had received from their booksellers a Lard in imitation, wht ruby the continuity of their broken—they are respectfully informed, that they the original volume in exchange Inc the suhstitutecl lication to Messrs. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pa __ VICINITY OF WIMBLEDON COMAION AND ROEHAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . )w, on paying the difference. The unparalleled quail. __as, foreign and domestic, which occurred in 1820, neceasarily increased the volume for the year to double the but nether the recurrence of such increased size, ‘ilar &Jay in the publication, need he apprehended. ANN() TI RTIO ORORGII IV. REGIS. was published, it one very thick volume, octavo, price hoods, containing. with the S.ppkment, nearly 1,000 •,,v-s of closely-printed letter=press, fIIFFORD'S ENGLISH LAWYER ; or, EVERY VA Mau HIP ow LAWVIIII containing a Summary of the l'ons:hution of Great Britain; its Laws and Statutes, particu krl ri.istive to .1-eras Eat cutnrs and Admi. I .%laster and Servant rurci.s nistrators Nuisances I. elit Societies Guardian and Ward Parish Officers I . ;;!s rschange Husband and Wife Parent and Child .1.. ra t . rg y b.solvent Debtors Saving Banks Ihy , resws Landlord and Tenant Tithes 11. e Gone Laws Libel Wills, Ste. &c. Also, THE C 11MINAL LAW OF ENGLAND, r..!:re;in g every rpecies of Public Offences with their Punish -i`7.—To which is added an Appendix, containing fit-1110K ;‘,ll , :erd Foims of Agreements, Leases, Wills and Testaments, )• sites between Landlord and Tenant, Contracts, Artilles of C.y r .atnerahip, &c. &c. Also, A SUPPLEMENT, containing The Excise laws I The Assessed Taxes The Customs Laws I The Stamp buties. The whole carefully digested from the hest authorities; the -. 4tutes and Term Reports brought down to the Zal Geo. IV. :'tie Seventh Edition. By JOHN GIFFORD, Eq. I.ondoo : Priotvil for A. Whaler. 43, %Val wick-square, Pa ttrnoster-row ; anal sold by all Booksellers in thelinitedKingdoru. A 311BROMAL ROSEATE. PASTILLES. MONSIEUR LEBRUN (who 11.i , 1 the gatisfaction of introduting into these Realms, about eii,hteen years since the Gramm Piers Prevoitar. ne 3vansE), has the honour (.1 ofkring to the Public a New and Elegant SpecLs of Pastille, v;lsiar combines with its pectoral and soothing properties, those of mellowing and improving the voice, by rendering it more Lgreeable and more flexible. At the same time it imparts to the brc..th a ptermanent fragrance, resembling Ambrosia; this has L...red the Inventor and Proprietor to bestoW upon it the ap- V opiate name of AMBROSIAL ROSEATE PASTILLES. Sold in Boxes at 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, Cheap -14, St. Pant's; and 290, Regent-street (near the Argyle I :..ums), Loudon; 20, Waterloo place, Edinburgh ; and 34. i ckville-..-treet, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Venders thrwis . ::.4..t the United Kingdom. ESTABLISHED MEDICINES. NEWBERY and 'SONS, Proprietors of Dr. e Janes's and other valuable Medicines, caution the Public z:z:drlst counterfeits, which are now but too common, and ac c,a,r.nt them that none but the Genuine arw Sold at their Ware- Ease, No. 45, in St. Paul's Cburch-yara, the third house front 17 ra:upside. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dr. Steers's Opodeld,sc 2 9 --- 12 in a Bottle 24 0 ---• Camomile Drops 1 9 Analeptic Pills 4 6 -- Convulsion oil 2 6 •••••• 6in a Family 002 24 0 Bilious Pi:ls, Newbery's 2 9 Carmi!rative 1 9 Essence of Coltsfoot 3 6 The Cephalic Snuff 1 11 The 'rheumatic Powder 4 6 )11 r. Spente's Dentifrice 4 0 Fuglish coffee 2 9 The authen-icity of the above will be ascertained by the oatue i t • -Vrerhere being engraved in the Stamps. br.Solander's Tra, 2s. 9d. Dr. Hooocr s Pills, ts. 1;d. and every other Medicine of repute. Whole,-dc 41:owattec to Mer *bests, Captains, ara. COXES SHRXWSBURY CORRESPONDENCE. This day was published, in 4to. with a Portrait of the Duke o f Shrewsbury, from an original Painting, by Sir Parr Lely price £3. 3s. boards, fiIHE PRIVATE an& CONFIDENTIAL COR I ' RE.SrONIDENCE of CHARLES TALBOT, Duke of SIIREw BURY, principal Minister to King William, fora.; consithrab c Period of his Reign. By the Rte. Archdeacon COXE Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. " .lr. Cole, as has been the case in his numerous former la bours, has had access to the most unquestionable authorities; and by his pre.ent Work. has contributed not a little to elucidate a part of our political history, which even yet is not without sob scurity."—British Critic, Feb. lan. " We are not sure that we have ever met with a series of pub. fished letters of so entirely a political character which has ex cited in us so much inter.st ; or so agreeably and instructively blended the ma" with the statesman. —British Rev. No. 37. NEW NOVELS. Just published, dedicated (ly.permission) to Mrs. JOANNA BAILLIX, price Ills. boards, the Third Edition of TH. FAVOURITE OF NATURE. A Nova.. 11 Is Three Volumes, lean. " This is a well-writtes Novel, in which female character, and an Intimate knowledge of the human heart, are ably pourtraytni. The 'Aces of the rich and gay are well sketched, and the fate of their youthful victim, Eliza ßivers, is such is must deeply affect I the sensitive mind."— Nienthly flag. April, 12 21 . Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. Of whom may be had, lately published, 2. The See; a Tale of the Neutral Ground; referring to some particular Occurrences during the American War, Bee. In 5 vols. price its. boards. Z. Lamm of Loasann ; a Romance: in 5 vols. price IN. 4. The Houss of Rae/surge ; a Romance. By Mrs. Jamie. son ; in 4 vols. price 245. S. LAscracarn ; a Tale. By Mrs. Nathan ;in 5 vols. price Its. 6. The Var.Aos Cooturrre ; a Novel. By the Aushoe of 0 Such is the World ;" in 3 rola. price les. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES IN THE CITY OF LONDON, Yielci!ng a well-secured Rental of nearly E4OO per Annum. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ry EDWARD IMBER, At Garraway's Coffee-house, on MONDAY next, June 17,1822, at Twelve o'Clock, in Six Lots, unless an acceptable 01f..r Is ' previously made for the whole state in one lot, which cony prises ASUBSTANTIALLY BUILT HOUSE and, PREMISES, No. 75, eligibly situated on the South side of Holborn Hill, and twelve Houses adjoining, forming the whole of Holborn Place; part let on Lease, and the whole to responsible Tenants, at low rents, which may be increased. May be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had at Garraway's; and of the Auctioneer, thaw -garden. • A VALUABLE FREEHOLD INN, with compact Bresiefy; Stabling, large Gardens, and Ten Acres of Land, about Twelve Miles from Loudon; a licensed TAVERN, and re spectable EATING ar.d PUBLIC-HOUSE, la the Centre of the City ; and an Okt.established EATING and CHOP HOUSE, in the Old Bailey. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By EDWARD IMBER, At Castaway's Coffee-House, Exchange-Alley, Caritas on Mornay next, June 17, 162.4, at Twelve o'Clock, in Three • Lots. LoT 1. A• FREEHOLD INN, known by the Sign of the Lord Hill, situated on Bexley Heath, Kent, with about Ten Acres of Land, Prewery, Stabling, fee. LOT S. krespeetable Licensed TA vEll.ti and Pt. BLIC. 111/USE, in the immediate vicinity of the Royal Exchange. Los 3. An Old-e , .tablished EaTiNG and CHOP-11008Z desirably situated No. 6d, Ohl Bailey. The last two Lots are held on Leases, at nod:rate Rents. Maybe viewed, and Particulars han ; atso at Gatraway's; and og the Auctioneer, Hatte3-garden. By 11r. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), ACAPITAL, SPLENDID, FREEHOLD MAN SION, Elegantly FURNISIIEp: commanding exten sive and beautiful Scenery of the River and Country ; with su perior Offices of all descriptions; excellent productive Garden, well stocked with the choicest Fruit Trees, and walled round; Hot-houses on tke best construction. Graperies, Green-houses, Flower Gardens, Shrubbery, Pleasure Grounds and Planta tions, dry Gravel-walks, Farm-yard, Buildings, and Meadow Land; handsome Entrance Lodge, &c. The whole about FIFTY-FIVb. ACRES, All compact, laid out in the first style, and in most complete order, forming one of the first Residences in the Kingdom. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particularr. may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick House. Regent-street, oppo site New Burlington-street ; and a Plan may be seen. N. A A Far - m of nearly Two Hundred Acres, adjoining, may be had if require•l. MOST DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. • HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •By W. JAMES, Oa FaSSAT, July 5, HIM, at the Red Lion Inn, in the City of Hereford, at Four .'(lock in the Afternoon, in Two Lots: Lor 1. A VERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, LA. called the WEAR, delightfully situate in the Pa rish of Keachester, in the County of Hereford, adjoining the Turnpike-road leading from the City of Hereford to the Tows of Hay, botdired by the navigable River Wye (in whist there is a right of Fishery), and distant only four miles from the City of Hereford, comprising a moiety of the Manor or reputed Manor of liemobester, a very good Dwelling-house, fit for the reception of a Family of respectability; a Cold Bath, Pleasure grounds, and Garden attached thereto, with convenient Stabling, Barns, Beast-houses, Hop-kilns, and ether Farming Buildings and Conveniences; la perfect repair; a neat Stone Cottage, a Water Corn Mill, and One Hundred and Eighty-one Acres atul Eleven Perches of . extremely fertile Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, Hop-garden, and Orebarding. now in the possessiorfof the Representatives of the late John Hardwick, F.sq. deceased. Lou IL Consists of Fifty-seven Acres, Three Roods, out Temete-one Perches of very rich Ideadow, Pasture, and Araide Lead, adjoining together and to Lot 1. The situation of chin property is peculiarly attractive. The Haw commands beautiful views of the most enchanting scenery; basuoiled on the distant western horizon by the Banana Mona. talins. and the landscape on every side is diversified by richly woad hills, luxuriant meadows, and highly cultivated fields. As the site for a Mansion it offe rs advantages rarely to be •tisie -with, being contiguous to an excellent road, at arkeasy distant, from the City of Hereford, and supplied with a constant strewn of pure water running through part of the grounds; whilst the meandering Wye, flowing at its base, greatly adds to the auste• rous delightful prospects the Estate commands. The situational" aria l klaed be a kby,wkb the aspect full south ; the soil is the eat. *et and the most productive in the County of Hereford, and the lands (which are well watered and lie very compact) have been brought into the highest yowl* state of cultivation and improve tby the unremitting exertion" of the late proprietor': The whole combines an pm-Jethro spot foe the retirement of the man rettatte and the Investment of capital i sviskli is seldom presented to the Public. A Plan of the Property may be session application at the Wear, and at the Offices of filessrs.Gwinnett and Newman,Cheirenham; Mr. James Platt, No. 11, New Boswell-cpurt i Lincoln's Inn, ' London; John Cheese, Esq. Lionshall , nett Kington ; and'of Messrs. James and Bodushant,Soliciturs,Hentforel,where any fur cher particulars may he obtained. Printed Particulars may also be had at the principal Inns in Ilereford,Worcester, Gloneester, Ross,Ltominitt ,Kinvon, and the adjacent towns.-,tune 3,1161 A. - . ' July 93, _ Inn. Ifarborongh.: Aitornirs, Messrs. Wartnaby and Markel+ Ihr l uorougli; or Messrs. 31enirion and Lecoek,Kiug's Arms , yard, Coleman-street. Robert Husband, Plyentintb, tbercer, June 26, antkJisly 2119 at eleven, at IVeakley's Hotel, Plysnouth.Do c l a Attends*, Mr.Makinson, piddle.-Temple;os 11i-.Sole, Plyesouth-Deeke Hier, Cobh, Grankney, Man, farmer, Juan *4, at seven, U, and July 93, at eleven, at ih.. Asinties; Mr. Jerys. jun. or Me. -- 81ergan, favershants et Messrs. Lowe and mower, fieuthamptos.lnildings, Chancery. lane. Robert Bridbury, Stone, Staffordshire, dealer, June 26, st three, 27, and July SS, at twelve;. at the • Office of 11/legal's Wheatley and Earlaw. Stone. Attondes, Mr. Barbor, Pet. ter-ame; . or Messrs. Wheatley and Barlow, Stone. George Drammen, Sheffield * merchant, June 22, 24, and July 23, at eleven, at the Cohtmercial In n, Sheffield. • Attornies, Mr. Duncan, Holborn - court , Gray ' s Inn;" or Mr. Tattershall, Sheffield. Thomas Bethel', Poole, pander, June 28, at flaut, 99, and July 23, at ten, at die London Tavern, Paine. Attornies, Messrs. llcAme and Co. • New inn ; or Messrs. Parr and Son, Pool* Ilenry Saunter, Leicester, victualler, June .17, 18. and July 23, . at eleven, at the Rutland Arms Inn, L e ic ester . Anemias, Mr. Bond, Leicester; or Messrs. Holme and Co. New Inn. Samuel Willing, Plymouth s corn-merchant, Jane 2/, 2*, and July 23, at eleven, at the King's Army Inn, Plymouths-- Attondes, Mr. Kelly, Plymouth; or Mr. Wright, Ruder TeMple. Thomas 011ey, Clare, Suffolk, maltster, June 20, at sis, 21, at ten, and July 23, at eleven, at the H a lf Moon Inn, Bare. Anomie', Mr. Stevens, Clare, Suffolk; or Mr. N. Stevens; Gray's Inn-square. Samuel Carson Boyd, late9f Oxford, Wine-merchant, June 21, 22, and July 23, at eleven, at the house of Bartram, under the Town-hall, Oxford. Attornies, Mr. Bridger, Au• get-court, Throgniorton-street; or Mr. Cecil, Oxford. • DIVIDENDS to .be made in BASI ALL-STLi KRT. July 2, J. Tit-borne, late of St. Martin-street, Leicester-fields, victualler, at eleven. July 2, 11. Wilson, Cleinent's-lane, broker, at eleven. July 2, J. King, Great Yel dham, Essex, grocer, at nue. July. 2, W. and J. F. Lea, Paternoster-row, silk-manu facturers, at one. July 2, T. Webb, late of Garlick-hill, coal merchant, at twelve. June 25, IL Blachford, Little Tower kill, stationer, at twelve. June 1.5, R, Sharpus, Davis-street, Berkeley-square. dealer In china, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. July 3, J. Batley, Great Yarmouth, grocer s at ekven, at the Black Lion Tavern, Great Yarmouth. July 2, J. Mann, late of Leeds, brewer, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. July 11., W. Prosser, Hereford, grocer, at twelve, at the Floyd Oak Inn, Hereford. July 11, I. Hill, Bradwell, D:rhyshire, baker, at eleven, at the Rutland Arms Inn, Eakewell. July 4, E.. Mayer and J. Keeling, .Sheiton Staffordshire, factors, at twelve, at the Swan lon, IlaisieT, inly 5, T. Bidwith, late of Baggins wood, kitorittlon, S. top, tanner, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf, Bewdley,. Worcestershire. July 2, W. Maltby, jut. and W. Thorpe, jun. B.th, Bute-drapers, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. July 6, W. and li. Booth, Bishopwearmouth, ship-builders, at eleeen, at the Bridge Ina, Bishopweannouth. July 6, J. Benson, Birmingham, pock;:t book-maker, at pre, at the Stork Tavern; Birmingham. July 5, J. Wynde, Leomin ster, hap-merchant, at eleven, at the Bed Inn, Worcester. . cEitTIFICATES.-JuVr 2. J. Sharp, Grosvenor-place, Borough-road, auctioneer. P. Cella, George-street, Minories, wine•merchant. H. Ackland, Leadenhall-market, butcher. T. Bagnall, Birmingham, toy. maker. W. Reddall, Liverpool, merchant. W. Buekmaster, St. Mary-Axe,.wine-merchant. W. Reed, Little Queen-street, Holborn, oilman. M. D titer, late of • Whinninster, Glouces tershire, linen-draper. J. Moore, Armitage, Staffordshire, tuaßer. M. Robinson, Crown-street, Hoxton-square, plumber. DISSOLUTIONS OF PA ItTNEItStIIPS. Chittenden and jiingsford, hunter-street, Kent-road, dour factors. Lees and Leigh, Ashton-under-Line, cottun-srinners. Conoily and Hemming, Thatcham, Berks. Bradford and Port lock, lardly-street. Spafields, leather-jail:inners. J. and Lee, . Beverley, coal-merchants. Bell and bl.rks, Glasgow , hat-ntanti facturers. Davidson and Speirs, Glasgow, merchants.. Dins dale and Wunlmer, Bread-street. Gray and Bl'lntyre, New castle-upon-Tyne, surgeons. ('-irr and Cooper, Birmingham, factors. It. and J. Bennett, Wattage, Berke, spirit-merchant. • VAUXHALL.—Notwithstanding the unfavourable 'state of the weather on Monday evening, Van:hail Gardens, though thinly, was fashionably attended. Amongst others were— Marquis and Marchioness of Tsvistock, Lord Yarmouth, Lord Petersham, Lord Foley, Lord Fife, Lord and Ludy Bernard, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. 31urray Greviile, Lady blelviile, and Mr and Mrs. Locke. • SPARRING. The Fives' Court, in Sr. Martin's -street, was well attended yesterday, for the benefit of Cowper, tbe•gypsey, •a'forniidable boxer amongst the eleven stone men. There wad Kline good setting-to. The following were the best bouts: Spring and Burn /Bow), not for the championship of England, but for honour alone: these men had a• famous set-to. Burn .set to work with much earnestness, and kept Spring, who is a• careful boxer, on the alert. Some good exchanges were made, and some strong rattles equal; lac if best was done' to either, it was to Burn. • Pichamond and Harry 'twiner made a good set-to, but the one is advancing upon sixty and the other a blinker. All the points which they had used to display in the ring were 'hewn, but with leo force. Smile good ruillacdng bout followed, which afforded much The Gotey and &veggies wound up the spent in - *Very gal lant set-to. It was ntstiairig but fighting, iiithpugh not exactly hit foe hit s as the Gypsey was too tiieltswith his left hand in &roubles face, and he sometimei •followed with the right, when the blows of Serbggint fell short: "It was a daring set-te„ and•Setoggins one •reeelved a tremendous right-handed rattler utaderthe listener, N•hichittipifieit'hiM. Cooper returned thanks DiA,Tett POlt Flifirti.l:ll4DßED GUINEAS . *beet* • N: :r1;"1 ----- i1.11..ED1 k kl1.()!{S, : „..„1 of INI , _,INDON, 11;:toti garde. 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Lelit Static I:;;!s .4 17scl 11.1 riergy 11:Y , r4:4,rs 11. e (,;.:snr 1 Alt.), 1 r...liracing t .p7.—To , :ir,:mved 1;1 J. Kier, bete (.y r :i tomb The Ex The Cu The whol - !4tuies ant :'fie Severn! Iondon: ttrnoster-rue Al 11 o° 7- 7 . , siuce the G fa . ufkring I wlsili cum: of mellowil Lgi erable iu broth a p 4 ic.: , ...ced the voyetate n Sold in I t:e., St. 1 !:.,errs), i F ckville-...t thruus . :•act I — ii a N E - The great trotting a:ltch, ween Mr. lismisito's mare, of the Arabianpreed, and Capt. !.fotsrps'sbrewn horse, took place 1 i e 6 t u t ye st erday r d ln annelaiirli c o e s r e r r a . i s sitin os i s l , c f .c o i r rc t le he . In he G st r a o k vPark, at stake. It h was I • to trot nine miles against each ithpr, and to start it different • r ends of the two Miles. The persons preseni were dismounted, I ,to give fair play to the horses, and not muse a bustle, to' induce them to bresk front the trot. Each didtlietwo adies as follows: rag Vail.. min. see. vat soma min. see. Ist 2 mike hi • II 11 Ist 2 nide. ' 6 9 1 2:1 ditto . II 'lO ad ditto $ 9 3d ditto , 6 . 9 3d ditto • d ii i 4th ditto Sth roil* ' 3 6 Last mile . 3 7 , . rz 44 27 49 . It eras is Bars ram stayer was run, and both were - neck and 1 . seek at the seventh mile, when ti.i t e he in h u o e rse w bi b la p n ush to r f i a . ll a n lit e tle ra o: IMs spati and did not requi re :i w ac as lielphy sere piths at lint. . . _•••• : r.'.:^ -. .• . • I , This day was published, in itto. price 121. hairs's, JUROPE ;or, it General Survey of the present Situ ation of the principal Powers, with Conjecto rae on their future Prospt ets. By a CITIZEN of the UNITED STATES. Printed for. Lawmen. I;uret, !tees, Orme,and floveifa. /Antics. Thh day Was published, In Three Volumes, Itmo. plies 10. koselia, . • MALPAS ; or, Pourstaivaot arAmour. A Ro mance. By the Author of " The Cavalier." Printed for [Angolan, Herm, flees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be bad, by the same Andsor, The Cavalier, a Romance. In 3 vols. , limo. price If. Is. bosrds.