The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-25 00:00:00

41.• I .. ... S - Iml 41- ; 1" rr vis& LienSenam tr. E. iarouglit to is Captain of a 'Ur many, without purchase vice Marston, promoted. 'ssigaFasiscis irmstrong to t ie Lieutenant, vice Drought. • %14 Lieutenant Francis Drew, from the 3d._ Ceylon Regi me it, to be Lieutenant, wit hout pniebase, vice Veting, awrointed to Use 17th Light Dragoons. Edward Johmoia 14iit..to be Ensign, vice Armstrong. Quarter-Master-Ser jeant John Wild to be Quarter-Master. vice Travers, pro moteil•in the Id Rovailieterao Battalion. CIA Ditto, Ensign Ale.titalter Garrett to be Lieutenant, with.. • Del purchase, vice O'Beirne, *pruinoted in the 6th Garrison • •Bituslion. Edmund Morris, Gept. to be Ensign, vice Garrett. 624 Ditto, Ensign Charles Dawson to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vire Eraser, promoted in the. 724 Foot. 61st Ditto, Butler, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Ellis, promised in the 66th Foot. 63d Ditto, Lieutenant William Homer, from the 15th Foot, to be Lima-giant, vice Dyne, who exchange,. 66th Ditto, Ensign John Ellis, from the 61st Font, to be vice Lyster, deceased. GSth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Anderson to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Domville, who retires. En sign Ro4cr Stopford to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Anderson. 77th Ditto, Serjeant John, Powell to be Quarter-blaster, vice • Kelly, appointed Paymaster. 78th Ditto, Ensign Kenneth Murchison to be Lieutenant, - without purchase, vice Douglas, appointed to the 10th E.no. 834 Ditto, Ensien John Evans to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Faliot, promoted. 84th Ditto, Ensign daunts Kaye to be Lientenant, without purchase, vice Triphook, w hose appointment has not taken place. Matthew Thackwray, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase. !Kith Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Fairfax, from the 41st Foot, to be lit Lieutenant, vs ithout purchase, vice Blackistoo, appointed to the 25th Light Dragoons. John Fry, Gent. to he 211 Liemenant, by purchase, vice Mercer, rmanted• 2(1 West Judi.' Itegimeia, Lieutenant George Sloatw Con nolly to be Captain of a Company, vice Stolesbury, de ceased. Ensign A. P. Cramer to be Lieutenant, vice Con nolly. Henry John Ricketts, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Critter. 34 ')ilho, Lieutenant James Crooke to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Nlqutosh, deceased. 71n Ditto, William Nixon, Geet. to be Ensign, vice Wootten, • ikeeased. lit Ce)laa Regiment, Jain Boustead, Esq. to be Paymaster. 4th Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant John Aides, from the 7th . Garrison Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vine Sinclair, placed on half-pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion. Ensign John 11 Anderson to he Lieutenant, vice Stephens, superseded. . Ensign Alexandyr B. Higgins, from the 54th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Gordon, appointed to the 41st Fuot. • Ed ward It 'Moil, Gent. to he I.:omit, vice Anderson. lit Ronal Veteran Battalion, Quarter-Master James Bur rows, from the 'Oils Light Dra,,rnols, to be Ensign, vice Hicks, promoted in the nth itioyA Veteran Battalion. • 2d Ditto. To lie Lieutenants, Lieutenant Allan INl'Donald, from the sth West India Re giment. . Lieutenant .1. D. M'Arthur, from the 35th Font. . Lieutenant John ll' Phail, Crum the Royal. Lieutenant wJehn Lyddon, from the 4iiih Foot. Lieutenant William Snodgrass, from eie 24th Fnot. •Quarter-Master William Travers, from the 48th Foot.. 4th Royal Veteran B:Malan, Ensign Raymond Hicks, from theist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. Ser jemn-Majur - Davidson, from the Ist Royal Vete ran Battalion, to he Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice Abbott, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. New Brunswick Fencible Infantry, Ensign James Delancey to be Lieutenant, vice Rankin, who resigns. C. 1). Ran kin, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Delancey. . STAFF,. William Mitchell, Esq. on Half-pay, as Assistant-Paymaster of the VOth Light Drugoons, to be Acting-Paymaster to any battalion, regiment, corps, or body•uf troops in his Majes ty's service, to which the Secretary at War for the tone being may think proper to attach him. The undermentioned Persons, now employed in the Commis sariat Department as Acting Assist.un (.niptuissaries, or as Clerks, to b I)..puty Assistatis-Loitilaissaries-Uriteral to the Forces, viz. • John Coffia, James Ciao,William f law, Francis Mel/on net, James iioutiirau Franklin, Miganal Gardon, W. Wilgress, Alexander Robert Cliitrlmi Dallas. HOSPITAL •ST A 1' F. Surgeon Robert Waugh, from Half Par of the 12th West- India Regiment, to be Surgeon of a Keeruiting District, vice Winton, who exe•attiges. BARRACKS. George Hansom Dennis, Esq. to be Deputy Barrack-Master • Gooeral to site Forces at the Cape of Good !tope, vier Lieuten ant-Colonel Shaw, resigned. Josepa Crobisher , Geur . to be a Barrack-Master at Montreal, • vice Hughes, resigned. The K German Leo"ion. Ist Dragoons, _Edward Mains, Gent. tobe Cornet, vice Hat turf, promoted. Ist Light Infantry Battalion, Ensign Frederick Baron Hede mann to be Lieutennot, vice Ilitpeden, appointed Quarter- Master. Quarter-alaster Fltlerhorst to be Ensign, vice 11e4eiriann: Licotenant Rudolph Iliipeden to bcQuar ter-Master, sire Elderhorst. sth Battalion ..f the Line, Lieutenant Frederick Baron Dres • selsel, from the liniment of Artillery, to be Lieutenant, vice aoraber.., appointed to the 7th Battalion of the Line. ;Ca am Lieutenant Gustavus Ilagenherg, front the 3th Bat talion t:ftbe Line, to be Quarter-Master, vice Posse, de ceased. The Duke of Brunswick Gels Corps. Cavalry, Ferdetund de Bothmer, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Itegirield of the Royal East India Volunteers. 'Lieutenant John Matthie to lie Captain of a Company, vice siukten, deceased. Emig' Edward Wnke to he Lieutenant, vice Matilde. Robert Hunter, Geat. to be Etnigu, vice White. hlanonallorn. Lieutenant Tvers, of the dth Foot, is superseded, being ab sent without leave. Ordnance-Ofe►, .lnne 19. • Corps of Royal Engineers. To he Second Lieutenants. Gentleman Cadet J:tIIICS C. Victor, vice 0. Carden-, pro nu ird. June 1. 1910. Gentleman Cadet Crighttat Grierson, vice Marshall, promoted. Dated as above. • Gentleman Cadet Richard J. Baron, vice G. 0. Watson, pro moted. Dated as above. Commissions in the 3tl ReOment of Ayrshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ensign Thomas Greenshichls to be Lieuteunot, vice Rankine, promoted. Dated June 8, 1810. Win. Morton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Greenshields, pro— mo ed. Dated as above. Coranussious in tbn Cinque Port Volunteers, signed by the •• Lord 144111C14. Rye Volunteer Artillery. Second Lieutenant William Ntiller to he First Lieutenant, vice Brazier, deceased. I)sted June 7, ltl)O. James Swill+, gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Miller, pruanoted. Dated us above. . BANKR UPTOIRS EkLARGfiD, iP -•• • . J. Oran). High-street, Southwark, cheesemoug,er, from J nue 16 to August 4, at ten, at Guildhall. T. G..ndall, Pinlpot-lane it..d Mincing-lane, and of Surrey squat e, merchant, from June'l6 to August 4, at ten a ut BANKRUPTS. W. Bucknell, Kirby-street; Hatton-garden, watch manu facturer, to surrender June%, at one, July 5, at eleven, Au gust 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Orchard - , Hatton Garden. W. Field, North-peen, Worship-street, ship hat-mantifite tam. June V 6, July i, Aug. 4, at twelve. at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Harding, Printruse-street, HispopA:zate. G. Revell, Parlay. brickhyer, June M July 7, Ang 4, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mi.ssrs. Evitt ruel ttixon, Hay , duo-square. J. Perkins, Queen-street. Cheapsitle, wholesale stationer, • Jaae 96, at one, July .5. at eleven, Aug. 4, at ten, at (Mild:. ball. Attorney, Mr. Rtnsell, Lain-street, Southwark. A. Jones, St. James -street, Westminster. Milliner, June 26, July is at one. Aug. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornit.l., fileiers. Denton and Barker, Gray's inn. T. Abbott, Market Deepior.. Lincolnshire, inahidder, July 10, at five, 11, Aug. 4, at eleven, at the New lua, Market Deeping, Attorturs, Messrs . . Lambert and Soas, liattan-gar dm; and Me-sr ; . Christer. and Forbes, Stratford. S. Easton, Dover, brandy-merchant, June 9G, July 1. nt twelve, Aug. 4, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cobb, Clemen .. . • ty: Forrter, Carburton-street, Fitzroy-square, couch-ma .lter. June 26, July 3, at flue, Aug. 4, at twelve, at Guiklhall. 'Attunes, Mr. Langley, Plunibtree-street, Bloomsbury. D. Parket', Exeter. dourmierchnut, July 11;19, Aug. 4, areleren, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attorniet, Mr. Wil liams, Austin-friars; and Mr. Turner, Exeter. r - _ . !frith, vlttuan'Pr• July the Caste and Ball ten'. Bath. Binh-lane, Cannon-street t and Mr. W. Pearson, Chiswell-Greet, pal 7. Aug. 4, at ten, a... Guildhall. Ai thall.court. Cwterill. jet% Vine-street, I merchant, June lA, .1u1.7, Aug. 1 Attornev, Mr. Hammond, Hamm. W. Wonlciontbe, sen. and W. hithe,sitip-bnilders. June '29. Jul Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, square. R. H. Sheldon. Neville's-court, Fetter-lune. jewelh 30, July 7, Aug. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. 'Anoraks, Messrs. Dawson and Wrattislaw, Warwick-street, Gulden. square. J. Skirven Jaines.street, Westminster. baker, June 33, July S, at twelve, Aug. 4, at one, at (Wiltltind. Attorney, Mr. Eremite, Great Qiieen•street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields. A It. Neiman, I)ockhead, china and glass-inito, June 26, July 7, Aug. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks; Messrs. T. and S. Naylor, Great Newport-street. T. Saunders, Borough market. builder, .Tune 29, July 2, Aug. 4. at eleven, at Guildhall. Atomics, Messrs. Sweet • and Stokes, King's Bench- walks. Temple. DIVIDENDS. July 14. G. Kirke and J. Ford, Grocer's-hall-court, mer ehants.—Juls 14. W. Dallas, Old Broad-street, merchant. July 11. G. Syme; Vine-street, Mitiries, tni•rrhant.—July M. William Varisdell, Hartley - row, Hartford - - bridge, Hants, coachmaker.—July 11. Jarrar.s John Howard, Lower Eaton-street, Pimlico, surgeon.—July 14..1. Deigh toi, Reath, Yorkshire, ironmonger.—JulY 14. W. Cham bers, Lincoln, currier.—July 17. J. Gibbs, Haverford west, wine-merchant.—July 21. W. Pratt, Bromlity, victual ler.—July 14. W. Reeve, Clapham, conch-matster.—July 21. B. Smith, York, wine-merchant.—Aug. 19. +lt. Morris, Vs I gan, Lancaster, cotton-m•tintfaciurer.—July 4. Z. Hiscocks, Bristol, draper.---. 1 illy 14. J. Belcher, (Word, shoe-maker. —Ault.'). J. Pearson, Bath, hosier.—July 17. H. Pam, Llangollen, Denbighshire, grocer.--July 14. It. W. Hender son, George-street. Monies, ship broker. —July 14. J. Lines. Upoer Queen-street, Itotherhithe, and Greenland dock, smith.—July 3.-W. Bryan, Camberwell, Surrey, mer chant. CERTIFICATES.—.Tut•Y 14. T. R. Hobbes, Man-le-bone Park, intisir-master.—lo:m Salter, Bermondsey, New-road, carproter.—T. tlarrinaon, Crown -street, Soho. trunk-aiaker.—lt. Longri,lge and G. Pringle, Pairisher, collierv-nadertakers.—J. George, Picea dilli , hatvrtlakher.—J. itonse, Liverpool, niereoaut.-11,. Heasoss. R. !leggin, and J. Mgt. Heworih, calico-priuters. J. Dinsdale, Kingston-upon-Hull, dealer. Average Prices of Corn. by the quarter of right Winches ter limhel4, and of o,itineal per Boil of 110Ihs. Avoirdupois, from the returns receked iu the week endim; .16th of 3ime, I>;lU:—Wh.•at 00s. o,l.—Rye 635. M.—Barley 495. 7d. — Oats 30s. 4d.—Beaus 531. 4d.—Pease 575. 'W.—Oatmeal 534. 6d. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, comp puted from the Returns made in the Week, ending the 20th day of June, ISM,. is 525. ild. per eivt. exclusive of the duties oral-toms paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. LAW IhTELLIGENGE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH4oNeI2. THE KING V. THE LITEHPUOL THEATRE RIOTER!. In the criminal infortnation. MO bjr •the Arturo ney General against Becks; foe heihg con cerned in the riots at - the Theatre of Liverpool, for the purpose of compelling• the Managers to admit at half price,. Ito cause being shewo s on'the motion of Mr. Parke the Ride wae•madilobsolutc. On the motion o►f the Attorney General the Rule was also made absolute in a bimilat case against Michael Carfer.. VIE KING V. WOLMITIOLItE. The Defendant was fontitrgeilty during a former i.ttiogs of this Court upon litslictment charg. jug hint with assaulting rind -impsolifiltiing • one of the deputy Marshaluiwa , on her Majesty's birth. day, whilst the said Marshabnatt was in the cur cis of his duty at the Palace. The -Prosecution wis carried on by Sir Jain..s Maud Burgess, Stewart) of the Ilow:ehold. Thu Defendant is a Lieutenant in the Gourds, and it aitpearing to hini• that the deputy Marshalman had acted .improperly on some occasion n hilt the Court visitors were entering the Palace, he had him t c h into custody and put jut() the guard-kw:fa cun. fined upwards of an hour. This day thu Defendant was brought op - for jukinent ; hut the Court hEaring Mr. GAtittckup in his behalf, and the ATTORNEY GENERAL not pressing for punishment, it was thought sufficient by his Lordship that the parties should go before the Master, and he was discharged. OUSTER DisTGESANCES. Mr. Torn No stated, that certain disturbances which had taken place at Chester, on account of certain Election contests, had created a consider. able ferment in that city, party spirit having ran very high ; and If was thought adviseable to apply to Court for a Rule to shew Cause (which he now moved for), why the causes which are dependingt upon this subject, should not be tried before a Jury of the County of Chester at large, inafead of a Jury of the County of the City of Cheiter. did this fur the sake of that impartiality of deci. sion which was essential in the administration of . justice. The. Court held that this application was found. ed upon sound reasoning, and that it was not only essential that the administration of justice should Ibe impartial, but also that it should, not 'he sus pected to be utherwise.—Rule to -*hew Cause ; granted. 1 COU R,T 01 1 *-440411110N.JILIUA-41a: aa2l . . WILKINS V. ISKERETON. This was an action brought by Mary Wilkins, ' who had formerly been servant Pi the Defendant, to recover from him a Compensation in tiamages for a false character. given of the Plaintiff, by the Defendant's wife, to a lady who wished to hire the i Plaintiff as her cook-maid. The character charged to have been given, as stated in the declitition, was, that the Plaintiff hail neither becirtonest nor sober while in Mrs. Breretou's service., the Plaintiff purposed shew. ing that this character was falser and that in conse quence of it she hatlost a situation where she was to have received 201. a-year. The lady called to prove the character given, did not state it to have been in the terms of any of the counts specified in the declaration ; „she also, in her cross-exawitiation, proved, that there was an error in her own descriptiow, Above being a mis-nemer in the christian naine.of her husband. On these grounds the Plaintiff pa l awiatikted . il IRT Au' On the 21st instant, at Bath, thilthdy afTlornns Pitalier bert, Eq. of Sunliterton-hall; StaltorMirei of u on and btir. DIED • On Frichy. the 2lsl bosh, at Twickenham, in the 71st v'ir of her age, the !tight lion. tote County", of Elgin and kin. eartline, whose life, it truly may be said, has been *peat In piety and benevolence. Iler numerous friends ant ncion , .nt. aoce will ever have cause to revere ber memory, and lament her loss. In her Cie pour have lust a true blend, auk, pub lic and private chari4&es were auboroled. ~ S . ; ._''~' .. ... . ~~~~~M~~ SALES BY AfircTrom . )- • MIODLESEX. 'REEIiOLV ESTATES. most eligible Situ:t abling ; elegant STOP E-BUILT MANSION, ARMS, nod LAND, tine Pieces of Water. Cwnpart FAMILY RESIDENCES, &c. nine Miles from London. BY Mr. ROBINS, • fi Coffee-house. Exchange-alley, Carnhill, oa 'NESDAY, JUNK 27. 1810, it 12 Lats. sly valuable FRP:101014D 11;STATi, wising upwards of SW) Acres of exaeding rich Menilow, "Pastore, and Wood Land ; the princrpol Part forutiog.abeautifisl Pork, nostly sum/rnted by a hriek wall, with avenues of lofty full-crown Timber Trees, an excelligi Family Mansion, with Offices of all descriptions ; tAtitpfiF ductive Kit. hen (larders walled round, and plantraii :; variety of tine Fruit Trees, in full perfection ; two 0104$ compact Family Residences at the east end of the estate. with Offices, Giudeus, &c. one on Lease, the other Tenant at Wili. The Estate is compact, within a ring fence, bounded by the high road; several delightful spots for erecting Villas, which will he allotted in quantities for that or any other purprise ; a dry, cheerful and healthy situation, commanding extensive and ikh views of the Country ; brick earth ea most parts of the Estate. May be viewed by Tickets only ; Particulars may be had on the Meanies:at the White Hart and Cra•-es. Edgcware; Abercorn Arras, Staamore • Essex Arms, Watford ; Swan, Riekinauswortit ; White ;terse. Uxbridge; Castle, Salt hill ; at Darraway's ; of John Richards. Esq. Red Lion square ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street. Golden-square. *here Tickets for viewing may be had, and a f'lau of the Astaie seen. -~., ye, 5, 'Aii*.iat epee, at -'' ' A A ttntilifils. l i r. r, Wingate,. . J , mkt-hnger, so . 3tr, oty AL Fl Wortley, bir• al i t 'Tor Elul ;v . *? o' ARK, FA iquarpowl:st reel, Two other Co 1, At eleven, at lip t-careen. p.-40".• mr.kosibp. Jun. other- At GarrnwaV . ! al v 7, tig. 4 4. a 11 , at ‘V EDN ~ jun. Itatle-st Olb- T illot tr i i . . . Fetter-tune, jenpUer, June . connprts • • SURREY. ABINGER HALL. between DORKING and GUILD FORD. Capital. FREEHOLD elegant VILLA, FARM, and LAN US, with extensive Comiuou Itight.—By Mr. ROBINS, At G trratva s, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, at Twelve o'Clork,•iwtons, by Order of the Executors of JOHN H. SK ARD EN, Esq. deceased, Al3l NG MALL, a very eligible FII Holm VILLA; In the Italian style. with colnnnade frt alle• Placed al a delightful eminence, commanding.rich and extensive views of the beautiful and diversified country, sur rounded by about 33 Acre: of excellent Meadow [And, bounded by thriving Plantations, and a fine Stream of Water. The House coattails a handsome Eutral:ce lull, Water-clmet, Library, Drawing-room, colonnade to 'all excellent awl lofty Dining-parlour, with suitable Bed-Chambers, odd Dres,ing rooms, and Servant: Aparanents•over. Tue &tires are well Omura, nod at'apted to the e.tablishment ;excellent Cellars, trash-house, Brew-honsz., Laundry, Ste. The detached Mice: comprise a DN.-kennel, Carpe:der's Shop, Wood house, Yard, with Coach-house nod Stables, Lofts, and Rejoins over; a Farm-yard, with Rams, Stables, Granary, and various Out-buildings, excellent and productive Kitchen Gardens, walled roam', and planted with choice Fruit• Trees, Flower Garden, &c. The wbole iu tae most com plete Order. • Also, Harkhurst Farm, neat the Mansian, with extensive Common Rights, good Farm-house. Garden. Orchard, Cottages, with Gardens, and Land, containing up wards of 77 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, nod ‘Vood Land . ; the vs hole forming -a most desirable and cheerful Estate fur a Gentleman, in au excelleut neiglibourimod, a 'bort distance from Dorking and Guildford, two excellent Market Towns, and ‘27 Miles from London. The . Mansion. House, and the Estate, are iu hand. The Purchaser may have immediate Persses4ioss. •Particulars to be had on the Premises; at the Whitt-Wirt, Auildford ; Red Lion, Dorkiag: King's Head. Epsom r Sun, Kingston ; of Mes•sts.: Leggett and Smith, Solicitors, o.,shi g h;,!l-siivet ;at Carraway and War-. ';trick-Greet, Golden-sqiare • where V gl iA sicwiagllll4 be had. and a Plan of theigtr— . hem. :kids ra:. tate seen. asw' Valuable Copyhold Estate, Eppinlteeni llorkhuni,tead, . Orris. • Ry At the Auction Nit ^ upposies e lliajlittuk, °a W E I)N ES DA Y, JUN E 17„.40welve o'Clack, A VALUABLE COPYI1OLI) ESTATE, zIL. corittpiking a goo.' Family Uwelling-honce, with at tactrul end detaalmt4 Offices. capital Garden. Lawn, Orchard, aud Pleasure Ground, Avid' three lacloßarcs of fertile Siva dow Land. lire Whole, including a Piece ut Fr,,eliold, cattalo.; nboitt Arms. Particulars at the Mutt; and of the Auctioneer, 10, Brun& street, Re 01 Fsehatiger Golden Lane Brewery and /lope 'tutor/once (by Order of the Truster'); aleco Grand Junction Canal and Commercial Dock Shares. . • Mr. RICHARD NEEDHAM, 4t the Anctiou Mart, opposite the B:wk, on WEDNES= Y, the 27th of June, 1810, at 1' (o'clock, in Lot!, Fw.reior. Shares in the Holm Fire °dice, and Too .1250, and Two .680 Shares in the Golden Imic Brewery, also hive in the Grand Junction Canal, and k'ise in the Commercial Daek. Particulars to be ha.l at the Mart, and of the-Auctioneer, Na, 10, ((road-street, Royal Exchange. Leasehold Ilou.e and Slop; CoMen-Inne; !lope 'lnsurance,' nod Golden-Noe Brewery Shale'. . • By Mr. RICHARD NEEDHAM, _, ... At the AUCTION MART, noar the Bank, on WEDVES. • OAT nett. !befall host. at Twelve o'clock, (by order of • - the T . t v o r io • . • . %ma, LEASE of a HOUSE and SHOP in.the • CHANDLERY LINE, No. An, Golden-tone. AlsO One Old F4glity Pound=. Two Fifty Nandi Share.: in the Golden-lane Brewery ; and Fifteen Shares in the Hope In svrance Compauy. Particulars of Mr. Eaton, Solicitor. No. 9. Hountlslitch ; and of the Auctioneer, Nu. It), Broad-street, Royal Ex change. Fine Old Port, and Prime West India Madeira IV and • Brown Stout. 3i 111 K RICHARD NE F.DHAM, At the Auction Mart, oft THURSDAY, June i 8; 1810, at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, • QlXTY;Mmett of line OW Port, Fifty o , zon of Prime Mndeira, and Fifty Dozen of Brown StoUL Catalogues nt the Mart, and of the Auctioneer, No. le, Broad-stwet„ Royal Exchange,. • • . , Genteel Itesidetiee, Edmonton, with immediate posiesidoos By Ntr. BURTON, On THURSDAY, July 5, nt Twelve, at the Auction Mart. r 1 1 HE desirable: [AV:AS E of a contfOrtable brick. -IL built RESIDENCE, with waited Vsitrden, the Twit perty and late residence of the Rev. Mr. JEI)VY LER, re moved to Walworth E cheerfully situate at Edmonton, ueoc the Chapel. The Premises are in the most perfecliirder, truly handsome, and well adapted for a s, vail finally. and co, al'rt thtliegleepittz-rownw, Drawing, Di Wag, aw1.../Lorit. lot;-rooms, and domestic COllVellitiiCe j. Ve/Aktalftli b tl ; Tully planted. I.'"' To be viewed, and Pactiettlars A. Premises e at . the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Bartok . 'within. 14.4701* . :QUAI ' EXCELLENT .TOWN CE, MONTAGUE . SQL J • By Mr. riff" 1 1 11URSDAY. Jul} S at sze at-the Auction MAC, VHE unexpired 1.b.. fni t Tears, at 4 lt moderate rent,. of on excellent. family `town residence, in perfect order, together with the elekint s furniture, ti v tures, &c. ns it stands, situate No. 4, Aloatague-square, near Poe man-44uare, Oxforl-street. The residence_is replete with domestic convenience and comfort. tend sisitTilite for a Family of Di,tinmion, and contains numerous Sleeping rooms, two noble lofty Drau ing-rooms, with folding doors, and windows to the floor, spacious Dining-room, Morning parlour, Study, Gentleman's-room, ws convenient domestic arranigetnents. To-Ise viewed with tickets, which, with printed Particu lars. may he hod of Mr. Burton, Cornhills Particulars oa the . Premises; and at the Areliwi Wit Genteel F. ItE4D Nye, r 'r. 1 / 1 Jui. \ K '?, AM ILY Rt.. . CF., with walled Barden, Grove, rlttley. • . By Mr. U itTt)N, Oo TIWIISDAY, the sth July, at Twelve o'clock, at Ike . • AUCTION 514 11.1", near the Baiik, itMott! tv•elletst FAMILY ItKiIDENCE; replete with domestic Convenience. desirably Fillude No. 9, Grove, Ilaekne?o, well ; falculated for lb* boom dime : reception of a genteel family, tund contain live Slcepinc ronmi, handsome spacious Oraietur.room, 151aing-ntion, W. !wary,• and convealesit amnesic Arrangements. livid on Lease fur Forty Year,. at a Ground-rent of 81. is ! per 11111114110. • To be viewed with Tiekett 'which, with desteirdott,ar limbo's, may be had titt the. lo r rgaiiica 1 a t thq m a r All R o r y; Mr. Burton, 6J C orukall. . ~.~~ ' Y 'rifrritg I -- ' :... 15ALics BY AiIUTION. . " . • ... —...i..... Beantifil Gatti , Geller,. wills .6atieb-hosise, Stables, aid . . . Lard, .„ .Land, Vicsaity of Stainford-hiti. ...„,_ By !A. BURTON, On TIIII/VIDAY., July 5, at Twelee, at the Aartirat Mart, - k tit,OST &tatttiful '.GOTHIC COTTAGE, . . foi , liest in a StAle of peculiar Taste, with COACk have, two-stall Staltle, other convenient 091,4,, Pleatiare :old Kiteien Cioriitty‘ ntia tliree Acres a Gras Lind, drli.f..-htf o r. i lv bittutte i n it iiii - n,ing Erdinetxe, emilllt aiding miip.ii..t . w 4.,,i Views or eat bratty in Coe Vicinity ill Sininford-bifl, sink aspirate toad to the saute. only four wiles and a half fine L in. Held no' Imie for 4a Year, at a inodet:ide km be .wed;ooit Particnian: had no the Pirinisebi at tsj i unii.nf Mr. litition, 61, Co rultill. ir- • reinihes Ground nod.lVlturf, Lower M:411, Iffnunlresntitir. Hy 111r..BURTOpt,, Oa THURSDAY, the sth.Joly, M Twelve, at the Aucatit Mart, pear the Bank, - A . VERY eligibk, improvable, alui truly desir. 9 1 .1. able COPY IIDLI) ESTATR, nearly naiad to Free. hold, Fine certaio; enkupribiag a tairk-haik !inciting-bow el three Stuff ieS 11110, With Garden, a Boat bnitiler't SiONN with largt Ep.ic...of Urottod, eligible for everting etttcabite Ware:int:4.s mil Wharf, with a right far loading and ahilatii ing to LOW Water Murk. Tire l'rcittiuni are wejl calculated foe Borge-liaildess, or any loam- Conce•it that cequires COL . guit to the IVntei• Side, with gnon Wh, l er. • 'rn be viewed, mid Particulars had at the Angel inn, Ms; wersaiillt; at tl.e Mart ; a n d of Mr. Hutton, 6:4 Freehold Re,ideore, with Coach flon.e Stabling, and %ailed 4..iarden, Teiroce-walk. Canterbery, Kent. Mr. RUICTON, • On TR il RADA Y. July 5., at r,,etve, at the Anrtion M ar t, A:`l FREEIIOI.9.REiL ,I)?:N U C 2N E I , t land-tat: redeem d.• Ith Coavh-hoit.e, Stabling, and productive waned Garden, ;o:wt delightfully situate on the Terraee-wall.. Canterharv, leidiog to Due John's-hill, commainiar , a view of the line surrituading roan* try, in a neighb•atrooo.f truly respectable. arid kith ~ev e . miles of the T.le Il eax i. so et eileal rep tie, truly •enient for a swill Family, and cont..ists five Steepiu. t . rooms, Dre*sinA-e.• hit. Draw tog. Oktin,g. &Lod M 'musk roma. and coo ealeat d aurstie arvaegetnent4. l'u be viewed, by applicoti le to Mr. Oadeslty. St. George's* street, Cant:odititl, of whom PaniculArs may he had ; par ticulars on the Premises; at the )(Ong% Head" Ino; Canter* bury ; Royal Oak. Ram*gaie; Royal Howl, Mare's. II George lan, Itoehester; at the Auction Mart ; inal of Mr. Bittillit, 62, Cornhill. • • Valuable Copyhold and Leasehold Battles. South Laobeat. By Mr. BeitTON, Oe TIIURSDA Y, Jail 5, at Twelve, at the AUCTION ItIA Rd', London, In Sit LOIN VALUABI,E (.OPY . IIOI,D iii LEASE. L 1) EST A'rES,entiiii risiti; an exerrlent . Resideoce, with dontemic co.iwnie.tce mul c melon. plras•tntly situate at Smith Lambeth, with C.mell-hnoite, lend large wal• led (iarileitodwnica immediate p mat he had; li* brick I)welling-a.iii•es, sitaate in Miles-street. Smith Lainhcts. Also Three wi iista att II I Ilrick-built tkvrelling-hnines, in Anderson's- wal Lod ing Anderson's H nos:, iace's-street. Smith Lambeth. The W ilt , tl, .et to resp.vtabte l'etiaats at will, at low rent 4. '!state lionses in Auden:ores-street, one Copyhuld, the remainder Lr.ist•bold, fur Silty l'earhattatall Gromid-rents, - _ - • . _ _ ..... _ To be viewed by leave of tltc mprctivc Tenanal : and Par ticulars had nn the PeCtlliAt'a 4 . at I.ie Antilon Mari :tad of Bortou. No. coro:rilt. Farm.la I,rutd-talc mrtemed. By Mr. DI/BMW. . QaTALURIVAT. fuly It! Twelve iii•leek, at the Au. T Leedua, Avoi_vtlfil%llle and truly tlesiribie • LEASE. 14(M1 roingri,ing ail tit it Farm ard Louts, tototter with Form-honse mid requisite attacked alai de Vt.. fur farming purpasee, catied “:41 known by site GRAY FAUN; siiunle and briiLg at f.diminn 'Hilit, Billerie.tvoievra 1. to Br.l.twood, uad Out , le the County of , lis)ex, efintai.liog in thesie • ur thereahuals, t he neruirdion of Mr. "30 H, tenant ;it will ; a Le"%e begrant ed tat LL years morel Michaelmas, station •to the reut of lob/. per anntaut.• ro be "viened ; aDr .11 of the I.e3se and a Kin of the Estate-may i:e seen; nn 1 Printed Partivolers had of Ilr. Bur. tuft, 62, 4;or:dila ; l'!artir.dars th t ?crinkles at the P..eit ).loy, C4rlmsfurd ; Crow is, ; Three Gulp, Colvilers ier; lull, R •estord; soul ut the Auctitto Mart. Freehold i'4:la,Gotrden, Plenbure Luid, Suva; flaw comingn. • By Air. BUItTON. On THURSDAY, July the 501 tilt 12, at the Auctida , Writ Iklif the Ba ti k o f England, • d MOST cligh did E OLD • VILLA, .?k. wi th owl detached offices of every description,. pleasure ,retorts, w,tlkd garden, and about six acres of 'kt nteadow load, situ net an Mid bean:Vol and rural %put, Streat ham Common, a distance of about seven miles front tonicity'. Trip villa is finished in the imairdate taste, replete with dx me.tie convenieure, and proteins a liandamte elevatitm, and coataias meincrous steeping-rooms of mood proportion, w ith cir.aetisig-rottm, liamitmote lofty drawing-room, finished in :kb paper with harder, w ;01 statiraty moc:"It? chi,at,e). piece, spacious is ell-proportioned 1111 l e a library, gen tlenutots room, and break fast parlour, bOUSCkeeprr'sl)lllo toed sailahtr CONVelli nt dontestte arran g ements. Tite uu ! oohed arc well connected, and iucln :e standing for two carriage', stabling for four 111 /1110 , , Is ittt lofts, mutt men se reams sleeping rooms over, piggery. hr at-houses, $e a carriage drive to th e house, wit h honk pat k entrance, ly-nutitill pleastire grounds, diversified with thriving shrub-, a lofty wait d garden, plant? ed with choice wall and standard fruit trees, mid ix rich tnea do w, with new-erected co w-hoitsc, &c. Tue whole contains about Nix acres. Ti he yierie.l N ith Tirketc only, which, with iteserilitive Particular., 112 ty lie had nil the at the Audits Alart; aail of Mr. he. tin, 62, Cornhill. • - - - Freehold nod Le:adroit' atopeitd,, CI , I , :trow M•Le , I .7 )1. 1 • Elid, and lletlyurtl-Green, Laad-tat redeemed. ...• Ily Mr, liell,TON, • Olt FRIDAY, July 6. at 'l'wetve o'clock, Ist the, ,G4den La ,l;lli Atilt Road, Loo, In • . . I k*LJA BLE AM; till!) , and Li, , Ai l :ll()i.l.) PLOTS of GIMUND fttr* him' in` 10.•forisltire-strttet anti North strerilielobv-latte, Mile fie, iirtlatal.grrew., the piihripal coommoico.tion troml.l,lrhourr y the 1/. 0 (1:5. 41111.1ttikt-tiod. , Oh; Town, In llethicil-gfeen, 11 :re!: tVe. Tiw neighbour hnivl populous au:l fost iinptobing. in fro-% the greitt .tur .tiotwa, is wort;ty the. otteot on of 'ladders aot of hers. TO'he viewed:n:ll Particalitts, with. Onto, to lt, had ea zi b e gri . ua to it she g.td it s?. Lazie„llli:e-t tul:a at the 114beel. W.littechorl • .Naispeod,.ll.tc.ittey ; tend of Mr. flattop. Curohal.• • • . A ESSEX. • ,• * • A CAPITAL ARATH 4 B AND MARSU FARM • . ' • By MO. 'BURTON, At the A.etlon Matt, LaSrun, on Fifit DAY. July Ns at Twelve, unless sootier *mused of by Private Cnatrart. A Very desirable COPIIIOLD ESTATE:, CA. called Mile-House Fara,' lit the Parish of Torrington, in tot County of Esset, lyinteneeediog contpactli cMa..ring of ISO A. of rich arable mid Plstare laud, Fitk ,bgiek fronted Farm-house, Barns, Stables; and Out-building., in the most substantial repair.' Poaession may be had At Mi cliaellnas next, gad Iralf. the purchase money may. remain upon mortgage of the( property. This Estate a situate ithin five miles of the Borough of Moidon, seven stiles of Witham, and eight of Cokhesler; all capital market towns :a chalk may be had up to the Patten by water, mid can be shipped for the London markets. Fur Particalars apply, if by letter past-paid,' to Mr. Har vey, Solicitor, Ferning-htstoe, near Kelvetlen, Ease: or at his Office, Without, on Turadity and of Mr. Barton, No• 62, Cornhill. BEAU TI VIA WOMIN. ;'"t ILA 91HE greatest blemish to liciuty is sripergeosis I. Hairs on the Face, Nees, and Areas. 111AU9ER 1 / 1 ROSEATE POWDER. imosedottely rentuYo Oen. is ittr elegant article, perfectly inu , :eent, and pleasant 10 übe ;-- price 49. or two In one parcel 7a. *4. ce,t424ea 5.,14 by the Pro tl 4 ietor, , itaraell-street i Co Ovarian, 41,. $u trees ; J)unnett, $ , Cheapdi urn , 45; Oxford-street"; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ; H •iiad Co. 119, Pall.ltitil.; Bawling and (;o. illailtanba-ailles. So ratigh• ant ar(*Ydon , imid lit wit Roloftill 'ivy to va- LON I)()N : Primed msd P4blislood-LT U.. La ir zi *Tat ssaA 14 01 WA .8744110474 Ted• 1 I r • !