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4# ` jj ' il-.)45 j • • 4;2 • .• • ~: f 442 , • • , 4 , 0%01 4 • ' l 6 • t•i'D rk., . ~ ~ ~ r.r.. is ~ii~ "7. ril ; / - 7;?: ---- • ' \.o _ 'i. .. : :- - • ~. ': ' 4 *. - . I.- _!• 4. : j - ; i Z6'44110474 '1 i b' --r LONDON, IMONDAV, .ONE 11, 1821 r NubiaEn 5777. ..,: • Iv - i Pitiv:v. id. SALES BY AUCTION. THEATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. WALLACE. THIS EVENING, MONDAY. June his Majeith's Servaue.s .111 perfavai. by desire, and pnsi. tively fur the last time this liperters„ the Perieas Opera of A RT A XERX ES. Artaxerxes. Madame Veatria; Arbor's, Mr. Brass*; Ar.- tstraies, Mr. ssewi Riabeliell, Mr. Dobbs. Masetae, Atha M items ; Bemire, Miss Posey. Atter wMels, by way of laierhstle, will be resealed tha . Trhil., • *rite. (met Bliataprare'r Play or THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. In which Mr. Wallach will soulertiiite the part of l oftirT the iweavrr of Air. Veen ; Debt, Mr. Powell' .anio, Mr. Cooper: Antonio, Mr Pope; Gresisao, Mr. Res % sell. Perlis, Mn. W. West ; Nerism, Mrs. Omer. • Is the coarse of the ereatuag, a Pas Seel by Miss Tree. Te conclude with, Arm date et ibis Theatre, the spleadid Ifelo.dranse of THE BLIND ROY. Mooed (the Billed IWO, Madame irrstria, below her NEW THEATRE ROYAL. HAYMAR KF.T. 9th Jose, 1891 —The, Lollies sad Gentlemen Egged •t this Theatre am guested to timetable noon the Raw, ou, the 18th inmant, omparstery to the eotnntenee meat or the &mew on Until July. TEST ' S NEW 111114 EXTENSIVE GAL LERY, Na. 14, Illeiesmais-street, Osterl.sireet. IS NOW OPEN, eonsainine NINETY-THREE PICTURES, painted• by she late BENJAMIN WEST, Esq. President of the Royal Actaeon!: inelnilling Specimens of his earliest and latest Progursicass—ieu view every illy ham Ten till Ailiniitance One Shilligg.. Catalogue One Shillius. Annual Adisisiitio Tickets One Guises each. CHARLES SUART, Secretary. No. 14, Neiman-street, Onfurd.street. This day is poiblished, in Two very large volume a, ortass, poke It. His. is houghs, inscribed, by pereitasiou, to t i Lord Bishop of Loudon, /VHF, OLD TESTANi ENT urriscigril on the basis of Lighttioes Chronicle, in Hiatorical and Cliiii nological (Irder, in midi manlier, that the Books, aspics', Plaints, Prophecies, kc. may lir read a• one connected His tory, in the veil, Word* of the authorized Translation. T. , the above are added Sic Indexes: the First, coulaining so Artouid of the Prriethi, Chapin', :mil S.et , into win* the Work is divided, wits the Pilotage. of Striping', euin priw.l in rash ; the S.roud, in Column., eutibliog the ltrad.•r fm discover its what part of the rirrangemi nt atiy Chapter, or V.'s'. of she Bible may he found; the Third amid Fourth, of time Psalms sad Pitiplai cif., in Table., slim wine mu what paint of the arraugensest, mid atter a hat Passage ..f Scripture reedy Pa.ilin or Prophet) is ioa.rtcd , mind likesise on what occaaine, sod at what peiiint, th. y wi r e probably written., with the authority of thei► place in the air:nicer/bent ; It e Fifth, roolainiug mite Dal. s of the &rids areoidoog to Dr. Hales; and the Sloth, s general Index In the NOW,. By the R.►. GEOHGE TOWNIiEND, M.R. Of 'ninny College, Cambridge. London : Piloted for F. C. sad .1 Itivington, No. 6S, St, Nora Chorehlard, and No. 3, Watroloo.placr, Pall mall ; suld by Rivingtons and Com bran, No. Itti, Sir/Hid; anal by the Booksellers at Olfood, Cambrid,,r, Edinburgh, Dub lin, Esc. Ulmer Reook-street, near Hyde Park.—Extremely pletmant Two.rowased Howse, late the property and residence of Lady Miami Dawkins, dereasid. SQUIBB Idol SON respectfully siv a online*. to die Nobility and Gentry, that they have received dirertinns from her Ladyship's Exc.-Mors to SELL HY AUCTION, at their Great RO4llll, on WEDNESDAY, 20 th twat. unless dispose.' of by Private Contrail, the very desirable and rxtreme.y plestma LEASEHOLD REM. DENCE, No. 3?, Upper Bowie -street, within two doum 4 Park-lane ; containing good entrance hall, law rating room 115 feet by 17 feet •. a small parlour, sbowe staircase, two spacious and lofty drawing-room., both trowitamdtwg views of Hyde Palk. three bed-chambers, with water-chase( and iservaste room. over. The offices in the basement are an excellent housekeeper roam, servants' ball, butler's pastry, swine cellar, detached kitchen and laundry. The premise* are Lesorhold, tra- an too:piled Term of fifty arms years from Lady Day.irokt, at u ground test of COL per annum. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, 11Lav 13, 1 X2l. THE COURT. of lIIRECTORS of she ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE do hereby gin; Noeiee, _ . That their TRANSFER-ROOKS will BE SHUT from THURSDAY the 14th rd JUNE next, t.i TUESDAY the 10th et JULY lellewilsw; and that • GENEKAL COURT el the moil Corporation will. IPP lanklen a., I bell. Office, U. WEDNESDAY the 20th °lino, at Elena n'Clock in 1 0 , • VU XII A LL. —The Public are moat respect- V folly informed that in manyequesee of the very un !emend* %We of teim4ntießitllrOpiddltie 0114111101.11. 7•7171171 frtir - iwr Tor lA' nqii - Only), fir. WiDacE;' Malian, Mr. Ozberry, his filet and only appearance this Seaarni; &arrow, Mr Smith, hie second appearance at this Theatre. Elviaa, Mimi miliaria. Boxer. 7..—Pit, 3s. 6d.—Lewer Gallery, 2L—Upper Gallen . , lc Tickets and places to be had at the Box office of the Theatre; and alt Mr. Wallach, N 0.106, St. Marines.lane. I)AY, lie Seib - SAMUEL FEIIIP , III4a, jun. &weary. The Chair will be lakeo at Twelve o'Clork precisely. N.R —Attendance is given daily at the said Offiee, and at their Office in l'4ll-tnall, for the Assurance of Building., Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while building, from LOIN or Dantsge be Fire; and also fur the Assurance uf, nod Granting Annuities un, Lives. Ta kris for viewing any be had yd Mr. Squibb bud Son, of %ilium printed partieuloro may be had ; also of MOMS. Brundreti, Spisiks, and Reakbob, tinlitiliont, in the Temple. B/ Permission of the Right Now. the ir , " , ( l Chamberlain. ADEI.PHI THEATRE, STRAND. Valuable Pictures of the Italian and Flemish Schools, col lecied by the late Mr. Bryan, Author of the Dictionary of PA iutei s THE LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF MFACRQ. CHALONS AND DAVOUSI"S PERFORMANCES. THE NIGHTS OF PF.RFORHANCES WILL BE FItUM SATURDAY NIGH I's GAZAT Ft. rusArmir ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. II -I IS EVENING. MONDAY, Juice 11, . will be acted 04 the sew Tragedy of DAMON AND PYTHIAS. Miamian, Mr. Abbott; Dlutoon, Mr. Maeready; Pythias, Mr. C. Kemble; Norias, Mr. Clogpasaa ; Damocles, Mr. Egertou ; Lisroilloo, Mr. Connor. Calanthe, Miss Dance; Merasion., Miss Foote. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Connor, the Epilogue by Miss Foote. Afire which, a new G►and and Pamir Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON. Friar Paella, Mr. Comer; Yaoderfloast (afterwards Pania !ono), Mr. Rumen; Adonis Pribble (afterwards (over). Young Grimaldi; Young Manley (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. El. t a r; Miles (afterwards Clowu), Mr. Grimaldi. Meliment (afterwards Columbine), Miss E. Deflect'. Doors to he opened at Half past Sin o'Clock—the Play to begin at ♦even. Boxes, 7. ; Second Price, 3s. 6,l—Pit, 3t. Id.; Second Price, 2..—Gallery, Rs.; Second Prier, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Seemed Price, On 'Wednesday, The Tempest, with Undine. TH EATRE-ROYA 1., DRURY. LANE. ELI.ISTON'S RIGHT. MR. ELLISTON has the honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, his Friewds, and the Public hi erarral. that his BENEFIT is Axed for WEDNESDAY NEXT, Jose 13, where will be reiterated (not acted this sta ses) the favourite Comedy of THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. Mr. Strictland. Mr. Pope; Frankly, Mr. Cooper; Bellamy, 31r. Barnard; Jack Mlegtot, Mr. Russell; Raster, Mr. Elliston ; Tester Mr. Knight . Clarinda, Mrs. Edwin ; Mrs. Strirtland. Mrs. ' Orger; Limns, Mrs. Harrows; Jacinths, Me. W West.. After the Comedy a Grand CONCERT, how act —Duet of " All's Well" (bolt sad only time), Mr. Boalsoso and Ma dame Yestris. "Sweet Echo," Miss Poesy (accompanied on the Clarumet by Mr. Williams) Sang, "Doe soft sigh," Madame Yestris. Song," Death of Abercromby," Mr. Bra bant. Song, "Sweet Kitty Clover," Mr. Knight. Duet, When thy bosom heaves the sigh," Mr. Braham and Miss Wilson. Song, Mrs. Blood. Sung, " Soldier tired," Miss Morkitalian Trio, Mr. T. Cooke. " • • - ---• . To which will be added, the favourite Extravaganza galled GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don GI i, Madams Vestris; Lrporelln, Mr. Knight ; Mr. Florentine Finiekin, Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Leporello, Mr.. Orger • Mien Constantin Quixotic, Mies Cubit , ; Mrs. English, Miss FAwards; Squalling Fan, Mr.. Bland. Tickets and Places to be obtained a Mr. Elliston, No. 9, boatioed•place; sad at the Box-otEre of the 'Theatre. FOR TOE BENEFIT OF MR. W. FARREN. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON TUESDAY, the 1911 i of June, will be acted, compressed into two acts, THE BEGGAR'S OPEIZA. Captain Maebeath, Madame Vellum Min has in the handsomest manner granted the assiseance of hir vainalge survicris). Polly, Miss Stephens. After which will he revived, the farce of ST. PATRICK'S DAY. /Written by R. B Sheridan, Esq.) Dr. Rosy, Mr. W. Farren ; Justice Crerlidour, Mr. Lie ton; Lieutenant O'Connor, Mr. Jones. bliss Bridget, Mr.. Davenport; Cicely, Mies Foote. To conclude with • favourite Dramatic Romance. Tickets to be hail of Mr. W. Farren, No. 3, Duchrm street, Portland place; and at the But-Office of the Theatre. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S) WESTMIN STER BRIDGE. ••• First Night of Two New ripHIS EVENING, MONDAY, Jnne 11, sod during the Week, at II•If-peel the (Mock pre cisely, an entirely slew epletolid Equestlien Melo-dramatic Spectacle, in seri:Pacts, aided by the introduction of the whole of the beautiful Stud of Horses, wrhlt,u and produced by Sir. W. Barrymore, railed GIL BIAS DE SANTILLANE ; on, THE HORSE BANDITTI. Also the ilnrivalledT;oopufVultigeurc; Horaemenallp; a Comic Sling. The whole to conclude with an entirely , new broad farcical Mclirdrnnialic Pautonrimical Trend, called THE GOLDEN FARMER; OR, WHEN THE CIoCK STRIKER. In the rousse of the piece a Village Festival, in which will he introduce/I, the ancient Morris Dance. Doors open at HaViolist Fite, and begin at Half-pasi Six o'clock precisely. Half price Hslf.past Eight. Rules 4,.—Pit 24.—Gallery Is. N B.—Those Ladies anal Gentlemen who have taken Places for 'begrime' Equestrian ‘lr!warms of Uranda, are moo reopretfully inflamed that it will be perforated slier i.ately with other entertainments in • few evenings. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR.—This agreeably perfemett Liquor (the original invention of Mr. Henry), which is of weil.known eflieery in relievoir: faintness and bead..ache, and in counteracting the effects of ovsslmaird, clime, or infected air, COolintlell to be prepared, P. the greatest perfection, by 11,ssrs. THOS. and WM. HENRY, MANUFALIILIKING CHEMISTS, AIANCHES. TER It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. HAY I.F.Y and BLEW, Perfnatess, Cockaptur-street ; and 'caul, price 26. 9d. by ore or more Agents in every principal ruse ; but it cannot be ;cuisine, unless the mimes of the above Preportra me engraved on the Government Stamp, whirls is Axed over the curb of each bottle. Proper Sponge hisses are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. As above may also be had, authenticated by a similar S t•mit, ENiii"S CALCIN ED MAGNESIA, is batik. at Ss. Rd. in with tiles stopper* al 4s. red. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, June 11, Thursd4y, 14, Sainirday, 16, and Monday, Is. Part I.—Mons. CHALONS will go through a great va riety of Wonderful Experiments of Magic and Recreative Philosophy, consisting of the Changeable Card, or its Mille and Every Body's; the Vanishing Box; the Daneing Money; the Thoughts of 1 Persons in Company told by a Wax Candle, &c. Part H.—Messrs. DECOUR and ESBRAYAT, the re. noon's! French Hercules's, who were received *iih so touch Approbation at the Theatre Royal, Covent garden. Mons. ESBRAYAT, Model of the Royal Academy of Loadoo, will lift up a Weight of LSOOlbs. with the greatest ease, by the Strength of his Back; take two Men, and carry them round the Stage several times, one Is earl, hand, and at arm's length, mail many other surprising Pests of Strength, never before attempted by any one, particularly his Representation of the Gladiator. He will also represent the whole of the Statues in the Museum, and those which decorate the Palaces of the various Sove reigns. Mona. DECOUR will, by his extraordinary Strength. snstain himself on a Pilla► twelve feet high, in an horizon. till position, support himself in a surprising manner by two quart Bottles standing on a Table, with a variety of Feats of Strength and Agility too numerous for insertioo. Part great and extraordinary Performances of Walking on Ike Cieling; or, Alorehe /Etienne! Mons. DA VOLIST will walk with his feet against the proscenium, his head downwards! and play with Hoops, to prove he is not held by any wire, beat the Drum! take a Table up to him, when he will eat and drink, as easily as on the ground! Waltz with his Head downwards! Part IV.—Mons. CHALONS will continue his wonderful entertainments by a variety of astunishimg feats of Philoso phical Performances, particularly, fur the first time, his wonderful Restoration of a Watch, after having been broke to pieces is the presence of tbs Company, sad a varies, stf , other Pesti, whith are entirely new and wouireKuT; sad oil- nut fail to astoniah the Audience. Mn,,.. DAVOUST will close the Entertainments by seve ral Feats of Agility, of a uouvelle sud singular intim. Doors open at Half-past Si:, and the Performance to begin at Seven o'Clock.—Half-price at Hall pest Eight o'Cluck. Places for the Boxes to be takes at the Bux•nlßes of the Theatre, from Teo to Four o'Cloek, where Private Boxes say be had. Boxes, 4s.—Pit, 4a.—Gallery. Is. 'SILKS. &c. UNDER PRIME COST.—The ELEGANT, FASHIONABLE, and VALUABLE STOCK of one of the must considerable Manufacturers is Spitalfiehls having been consigned to A. SHEARS and Co. fur SALE, Ladies of rauk and fashion stud the Public are most respectfully iuvited to inspect the scow, as A. S. and Co. venture to misuse them the Articles purchased at their House are of such superior quality, and to be bad at prices so much below chat they cost in roanufseturiag, that Ladies have only to make • single purchase to convince themselves of the advantage they will derive from honouring A. S. and Co. with their pref . The Stuck consists of rich, figur ed and plain Gros tie Naples, Levantines, Florence Silks, Dorapes, Crepe Chiitois, Le Sties Esc Gauges, Lace Dresses,. Norwich Crapes, China Crape Shawls, beautiful st r iped Sarsuets, from 2s. 10d. to 3s. 641. per yard, real Irob Poplins, Tabbtuets, &e. tic. Bedford House, 11, He•rietta.street, Covent-garden. Catalogues is he had gratis. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Warahorne,lo7, Strand, corner of the Savoy-steps, Lowden. JOHN BURGESS and SON, being apprised of the numerous endeavours made by many persons to impose a spurious article for their make, feel it incumbent span them to request the attention of he Public, is pur chasing what they conceive to be the Original, to °Merv, the Name and Address eurrespouds with the above—the general appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the un guarded, sod fur their detection, J. B. and Son submit the following Canticles: some are in •ppearance at first sight a The Genuine," but without any Name or Address—some a Burgess's Essence of Anchovies"—olliers a Borgia's"— sod many more without Address. JOHN BURGESS and SON having bees Essay years honoured with such distinguished approbatioo, feel every wriatimeat of respect inwards the Public, and earnestly so licit them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what fiery conceive to be of their make, which they hope will pre vail many disappointments. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, fur general purposes, having given each great satiaacisou, continues I.• be prepared by them, and is recommended as • must useful and convenient Sauce—will keep good in all climates. Warehouse,lo7, Strand, torture of the Asvoy-steps, Luu dos—(The Origins Posh-Sauce Warrborse.) SCROFULA, FLATULENCE. WEN, PULMONARY CONSO V PTION. &r. Ou the lit instant Wall N 41,1108141. p rice 1,,. No. LXVI. of MONTHLY GAZETTE of HEALTH: containing Repoils of Cases of Scrofulous Ulc►rs and Swellings, 111111 Wen, cured by the Tim-tore of lodine; of Rheuniaiistn, by the Colchicum Seeds; Tie Dualourrnx, by Csrbouste of lion; Remedies for Sceld.hrad, Liver Cough, Derangement of Stomach, Ili Iv, Croup, Sac.; Causes mid Treatment of intestinal Flatulence; Case of Neal Mort 'Sta. li produced by Cslonsel; comparative View of the Works of Drs. Solomon, Jamea, Johnson, Fade , and orillsem ; Expo sure of Medical Jargon, and of fee and tliNttrOM Quackery; Remarks us the Controversy ha-swims Dr Philip and Dr. &sdsature, on the Makers' IVa•cr ; on a Specific for Ihaif. nem; ua the Tricks of Dispensary Surgeons cud Physicians; Bilious Complaints, Quackery, kc. kc. Jac. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 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SQUIBB and SON r es p ec tf u lly anno un ce OA to the Nob lit y and GI titry, Amateurs °Noe Fine Arts, that they shall SELL BY AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at the Gallery, No. 28, Prince's. sheer, tricesicr-square, nearly opposite Coventry.etreet, the salt,. able COLLECTION, formed by the late Mr. BRYAN, which is allowed to contain some of the fittest Specimens of t h e Italian and Flemish Schools; particularly the Deluge, by Aunibslo Cagliari ; the beautiful Woody Landscape, with Bacchanalia, by Velarquez •' Aetegin at the Bath of Diana, by Titian ; the Virgin, wit h the Infant Christ and Atizek, by Vandyck ; Holy Family, by Andrea del Sait o ; an d man y odor vi iy fine Specimens from the pencils of L. Giordano, Paul Veronese, A. Sacchi, Guercino. P. de Coriolis, Rem brandt, L. da Vinci, N. Pousaitt, Callot, V.tel , Brengbel, kc. To be publicly viewed two day, preceding, when Mallows say be had at the place of sale ; and of Mr. Squibb and Son, at their Great Room, Saville-row. Valuable and very im provable Freehold Estate its fit; Martin's Parish, comprising the whole of Orange-slit-et, Orang.•- cuul 1, past of Castle-street, the Nag's Head and Light Hume Public houses, and • large Stshle-yard.—By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, by order or the Trustees under the {Vitt of his Glace the late Duke of Bstecleuch shit Queens. berry, at Gsrraway's, on TUESDAY, July 3, at tole, in Luis, I .111 S ealo 4 lile FREEHOLD ESTATE is situated in the immediate vicinity of l.eieester•synare, and close to the exteusive improvements now carrying oil under the New Street Art, and it pewit's* must eligible opportunity fir turestisieut of capital, ar the present rental arises from original truisml resits, the whole of which will expire in right years and a ball from Al icluselmas next, when the pusebaaers will bare the opportunity of re-letting at the full .slue, which is calculated to be at least 1,2001. per 'h aunt. Particulars, with Mass, are preps"' log, and may be had t 1 days gweeediag the sale of Messrs. 0.1.11 e, 04411 e, owl Forster, Ss&khan., Carey street; at the Nies dead sad Lett Hulse Public Houses on the Estate; at Garrassafs; anti of Mr. Squibb aad Soa, Auctioneers, Saville-tuts. The Clicflea Estate at Taplow, Buck., opposite Mbillell itentL—Peremplurily by Mr. SQUIBB and SON (by order of the Treater few Sale), at Garraway's, on TUESDAY, July 10, at 12 o'Clock, l■ Five Lots, as under:— LA 1. A Lafge FREEHOLD and TITHE FREE MEADOW, ro•taining 20 acre, and • half, is the occupation of Mr. W. Bailey, truant from year to yvar, Outfit , : on the road to Burnham, and adjoining the Estates of Mr. Wood and the late P. C. Bruce, Coq. Lot 2. A large tract of 'ruble land, containing near 70 aeree, with two Cie pieeee of water, pleasantly situated adjoining Drupcuure, the seat of Lord Grenville, and bounded on the west by the road lion§ Taplow to Beaconsfield. Lot 3. The greater part of that magnifies nt and justly celebrated pro perry, Cliefden; comprising the rife of the ancient mansion, with the two wings, extensive offices and gardens, the noble terrace, two lodges, Italian pavilian, octagon temple, and other oraamental building.; together with near 137 acres of land, beautifully wooded, and most abundantly stocked with game ; the whole bounded on the west by the River Thames, and enclosed by • substantial brick wall on she side next the high road. Lot 4. Comprises that justly admired building, the Spring House, together wish a must beautiful portion of dee estate, containing 75 acre.. Lot 5. Another beauti. ful portion of the estate, adjoining south On the above, containing near 72 acre►, bounded ou the cast by the high road from Taplow to Beaconsfield, on the west by the River Timmer, and on the south by the grounds of Taplow Court. The Estate may be viewed by application to Mr. Tyre, at Cliefden, of whom particulars 'with plans annexed) may he had; also of Mr. Welton, al the Library, Maidenhead; of Mews. Flad i tate, Nield, and Young, Soliciture, No. 12, Es sen-street, &sand; of M . J. avid W. Lowe and C c iesb oru . solicitors, Taufield court, Temple; •ud of Mr. Squibb and Sun, A act homers, Saville-row. Noble Mansion, Bruton-skeet. Berkeley-rquare, late the Residence and Proper, ty of the Earl of Carbomptusi. ipR. SQUIBB and SON beg leave to trillion rice, that they have received directions from the Exec's. toes to DISPOSE OF the above noble MANSION, which runtaius ou the ground Boor a spacious entrance hall, Minim. room, smoutug-.oum, library, gentleman's deeming-room, S.c.; ou the principal door a very splendid of apart ments, the front room about fifty feet in length, with very lofty and 'highly enriched covered ceiling, a back drawing. room, ante-rouut, bedchamber and drenling-rouro ; with several chamber* over, and numerous well-scrooge(' offices on the basement ; a large garden behind, cud extensive otalding, dm. ; held under Lord Berkeley, at a very low ground rent. Principals only will bars tickets for viewing forwarded In them, hi addressing* lint to Squibb and Son, Sairillmioar, who are authorised to treat by Private Contract. DEALT riFui. RESIDENCE AND ESTATE At the im of Mrs. Wino, the George Inn, in Coney. street, ;lurk, ou MONDAY, June 25, 1831 ► at Twelve subject to Conditions Oleo and there to be pro duced, provided the same is nut before disposed of by Private Cos tract, fiIHAT well-known anti celebrated Sporting VILLA, called the ROLL) COTTAGE, late the property of Edward Topham, Esq. with the Gardens, Plea. sure Grouildi, and all other requisite appendages and out hoildiugs, suitable for a Gentleinasi's residence, and about 378 Acres of good Land, in excellent condition. The whole twins a must desirable sporting residence, as it abounds with gams, and is situate on the most pleasant part of the Yorkshire Wields, in the immediate neighbourhood of three parks of fox hounds, and a pack of barriers, and at a mo derate distance irons Scarborough and Bridlington Quay. The whole MN* in the occupation of the owner. Por4e 4 l l iog i may be had immediately, and any past of the purebam, money remain un security of the premises, and may be had either with or without the furnitere, farming stuck, hus bandry utensils, Esc. For information apply to Messrs. Hall and Campbell, So licitors, Beverley; or to Mr. Hall, searborough t near Be. vestry, wbu is authorised to sell the tame. Crown-rOce, June 9, 1821. MEMBER RETURNED TO SEKV IN THIS PRESENT PARI.I4I4kNr. Botorok of Lootloolon. Manninw, Esq. of Combe.Dank, in the county of Kent, in the MUM of Gearge Finch, E.g. who has accepted the Chiltern Houtireds. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commission in the Royal North Gloucester Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County and County und City of Gloucester, and of the Coatis,' and City if Rnstol. Walter Paul, E.q. to be Major, vice the Honourable Tho mas Cocks., re•it(ned—dated May 28, 1821. Commission fit the East Battalion of llorseiphire Local Mi litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Mt County of Durpet. Edward Berkeley Portman, jun. Eaq. to be Captain, vie e Robert Lewis, deceased—dated as above. Lbuterrissions signed be the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Suittleamptieu. North Hama Yeomanry Cavalry. John Irving Muss, Esq. to be Adjuisul —dated Mayl3, 1821. South Hants Yeomanry Cavalry. John rivulet, E.g. to be Captaiu—elated February 8, 1821. Fordinglwidge Yeomanry Cavalry. Andrew Hay, Esq. to be Captasu—dated May 25, 1821. Commissions in Ike Corps of Crquoldale Rangers Yrool3lllv Cavalry, signed by the Lord Litrafernanf of the County of Northumberland. Captain Adam Atkinson, to be Major-Cotansandaut— . dated April 4, 1891. To be Captains—William Lynn Smart, Esq vire Atkin. an. promoted, and Hoary Collitigwood, Esq.—both dated as above. GertirflOglers Pringle, Genii. to be Lieutenant, eke Smart, promoted—dated as above. William TIM art, Gent. to be Cornet—dated a . shove. Commissions in /he East Kent Grimes.* of Yeomanry Ca valry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Ike Cossly Kent. C«►wet George Carter, to be Lieetteaani--daied May 23, 1821. Obboroe tiooulteo, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Carter, pie- Illuttd—dated as oboe.. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Welsh, of Hi, h liolboro, m cater-mariner, from Jute 12 to June 23, at eleven, at Gaiirthall, Laudon. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Brown, of Great Cambridge-strrei, Hackney road, Middlesex, tinibtr-wiereitant. BANKRUPTS. Henry Hall and Joke Hall, nun or late of Sun-wharf, Upper Thames-street, Lanka, iruu•merelnuu, to surrender, Jose 16, 23, and July 21, at lwehre, 41 Guildhall, London. ♦ttorney, Mr. Drake, Old Fish-tateet, Doctor.' Commons, Loudon. George Glover, of Lower East Smithfield, Middlesex, oil and colours's., to surrender, June 16, 111. and July 21, at one, at Guildhall. London. Attorney., Merin. Lause and Bennett, Lawrenee.Ponniury.place, Loudon. Francis Franklin, of Leamington-Priors, Warwick, sur geon, to surrender, June 13,14, and July 21,61 eleven, at at the Crown Inn, Warwick. Alturarys, Mr. Plat', New Boswell-court, lon, Londi.sa ; and Mr. Patterson, Lcaneisgton- Pi iota. Samuel Haynes, of Liverpool, dour-draler, to surrender. July 2,3, and 21, at one, at the George Ins, Liverpool. Attorne)P, Mr. Williams, Liverpool; and Mr. Cbe+.ter, Staple Inn, London. iVilliarn Downs, of Cheadle, Cliesier, esliro.printer, to surrender, July 4,5, at eleven, and 21, at four, at the Star lira, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Tindall and Varey, Manchester; and Mr. Chester, Staple Ina, London. Merrjansin Beane, of Mickliug, Nurf..lk, ulrupkeeper, to serresider, June 22, 23, and July 21, at Guar, at the Ca.ole tan, Norwich. Attorneys, 31ersrs. Sewell and Blake, Nor. with; sad Messrs. Tilbury sod Laagrtle, Falcon-street, A Iderstate-street, [Anion. . _ John Dean, laie of Acesiantan, near Blackburn, Lancas ter, cutlets-spinner, In surrender, Juite 26, 26, and July 21, at three, al the Star lan, 1II&SCIIIIISitt. Attorney, Sir. Had field. Slamelsester. JO.lllll Ca uri, nun or 'alto( Kingstors.o p 051.111,11, draper, in oorneador, Jose 23, 28, and Jody el, at two, at the Minna Hotel, Manchester. Attorney*, Meuse. Appleby and set - grass, Gray'* losaquare, Lmiduta asd Mr. tYlutein ad, Manchester. Steplab Holland, of Bexhill, Seam; coal-imerrleaut. to sue- Jeue 21e, 27, and Jody 11, at eleven, at the I Visite Hart, Lewes, Sussex. Attoraseys, blesses. Kilt( acid Melt, Lewes; and Messrs. Smith, Cell, cud Robe.' to, !New Carlos. hall-steeet, London. _ _ George Bus, of Great DriCeld, 1 . us k, Ivor. r. to nrreu.L r, June 14, at six, lb, and July 21, at nutr, st the Red Li. I Inv, Great Drithvid. Attorneys, Mr. Chilton. Chasietry lane, Londou : and Mr. Jesuit's', Guest DritEeltl. Job , Paull Williams, late of Tltoisas-steeet. New Kent. road, but nou bf Lautheth.rusul, Surrey, ulster, to .urrender, June 18, 23., and July 21, at twelve, at Caihlhall , Luoduo. Niamey, Mr. Joses, South Sea Chastbets, Threadueedle- Metes. George Illmobridge, of Cheamide, Landon, tailor, to Sin render. June 19, 28, mad Jetty 21, as ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Casale, Middleton -street, Clerk. nu e.l. Chalks Felton Kirkman, of Deal, Keas, Instn.d r ape e , In surrender, June 19, 33, and July 21, at t a tit e, at 1; in tills' 11, London. Attorney, Mr. Phillips, King -btret:, Covent-jai. deo, London. Joseph Tories, juo. of Roll.'-lsoildloes„ dlesex, farrier, to sorrooder, June IN 23, a.,r! Jllly 21, at _ . twelve, at Guildhall, Looting. Altororyss .11e.►r:. Oriel Anil Leader, Fiuch•iaoe, C,ornhill, Loudon. Domessico Curri, of Prrry street, DrdforJ•.gv.ire, Mol 11. - sex, deals is musical isoruruents, so surre...ier, Joire 16, 13, and July 21, at east-a, at Guildhall, Landau. .Ittui. POSITIVELY •THR LAST TWO NIGHTS OF AIR MATHEWR AT HOME. AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND. THE Public •re reanertfully informed, that iiry will Soil Mr. MATHEWS AT HOME, THIS PRESENT MONDAY, Jane 11, and Thursday oral, June 14, in his TRAVELS THROUGH AIR, EARTH, and WATER, and the POLLY PACKET. ••• It is resprelfally mirsowd, that this Theatre will fur the Sammy liiimwet lie English Orr*, on June 19. • . • ).. 1a.... 10t o f I' .rte rberf, be Id Rock- Roo M sr ly sUr- r DaS. ......... DG E. I THE FELL,