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• ,LES BY AUCTION. :MATE, SURREY. Farm House and Outbuildings, Garden, Ai upwards of Seventy Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Land, between the two great roads to Brighton, with By Mr. ROBINS, wink House. Regent-street ) on 'PHURSDA Y. Jullt 21, at 12, .!:EI1011.1) ESTATE, Land Tax re- 'POND FARM , situate about two miles • town of Reigate, on the road leading to comprising a commodious Farm House, enclosed from the road by a paled fence, with stable, cattle sheds, calf pen, piggery. gran. enclosures of meadow, pasture, and arable 'wards of Seventy Acres, all lying compact, nclosures, and a valuable Right of Common ood Common, in the occupation of Mr. 11h:sr'. Neale and Lee, of Reigate, which 1:12.). There are a number of fine thriving stores, in a very flourishing state, and ling a villa. lying to Mr. Burberry. on the Premises, of be had ; at the %%like Hart and Swan, louse, Red Hill; George, Crawley ; Red Crofts, Spread Eagle, Epsom ; Feathers, inns, Croydon ; Messrs. Collier, Birch, and "arcy-street, Lincoln's Inn ; at Uarrawuy's ; •. 170, Regent-street, London. _✓I.EY-GROVE, SURREY, ;PSOM. REIGATE, AND DORKING. - , IRA RIX RESIr.IEseE, Is, Offices, Stables, Coach-houses, Gardens, pwards of Ore Hundred Acres of capital rich -ruble, and Wood hand, in a Ring Fence. PTORILY, by Mr. ROBINS, arwiolt House, Regent-street,) cecutors of the late William Ritchie. Esq. holm., 'Change-alley, Cornhill, out U RS NEXT, the 7th List. at 12, ?REEHOLD, and small part COPY NE, HEADLEY onovt; HOUSE, ice, lately altered and improved at a con handsomely fitted up. adapted for the ac hy of respectability, seated on a be; ttiful and varied views e'f#he surrounding aim lghtnn Hills, with excellent and convenient tastefully laid oar, and well planted, and li-house, stable, farm buildings. excellent entrance lodges, and upwards of HUNDRED ACRES Arable, and Wood Land, nearly in a Ring laid out in a park -like style. and pleasingly di e drive through tae estate. The neighbourhood good roads in various directions, situate about Reigate, Dorking, and Leatherhead ; and . centre of several racks of hounds, and a abounding with game. kets. Particulars may be bad on the pre- Eagle and King's !had, Epsom ; Swan, gate ; Red Lion, Dorking; King's Arms, ton ; Head, Ewell ; King's Arms, ,rker, Solicitors, Greenwich, Kent; at Gar- Robins, 170, Regent•street, where a plan of DORSETSHIRE. Shaftesbury. and Sturminster, &c. in the idt Vale of Illackmure. 'MUSH AND 'IANOR OF WEST lining upwards of SIX HUNDRED and of rich Grazing Ground, Meadow, and small rith good Farm !louses, Cottages, Orchards, de Property for Inveitment. By Mr. ROBINS, 'arwlek House, Regent-street). house, 'Cirange-alley. Cornhill, London, on V, August 25, at 12, in One Lot, picturesque, and valuable FREE iTE, comprising the entire Parish, and the Isnot of WEST ORCHARD, within thee • and Sturminater, and nine from Illandfore, House'', Offices, and Agricultural Buildings, Orchards, sundry Cottages with Gardens. and !cadets-, Pasture, and small part Arable Land, tHED AND THIRTY ACRES, . possession of respectable tenants at will, who have at Michaelmas nest; the remainder on Leases for considerzbly advanced in years. The estimated when in possession, about r FIVE FIUNDBED POUNDS PER A NNI . supplied with tine streams of Water, flowing is of the Land, which are stored with excel Lat are particularly good, and divided by thriving capital Grazing Farms as any in the country, . good Markets.—A meet eligible Property for vourger branches of families. by applying to 31r. James Hunt. at West Or iculars may be had ; also of Mr. Parr, Solici:or, Surveyor,lllmtown ; Mr. Spooner, Crown lan, Shaftesbury ; White Hart, Salisbury; lien and ;ham Bash, Bristol ; York House,* Bath ; and Liverpool ; King's Head, Coventry ; at Mr. Robins, 170, Regent street, London, ;state and other particulars may be seen. DORSETSH IRE. highly eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, in. and 'Wareham, Land 'fax redeemed, and'' 4 ; elegant, compact, handsome, and highly- Residence, stuccoed, erected within a few yearn, truly tasteful and superior manner. with excel.. oductive Walled Garden, Farm .Houses. and agricultural Purposes; Park, Farms, and Heath ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED Tithes of other Llndv. fly Sir. ROBINS, 'Amick House, Regent-street.) 'HURSDAY, August 25. at I?. id One Lot, Iprovable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, .11E UPTON ESTATE, road from Poole to Wareham, comprising the until for the accommodation of a IILY OF DISTINCTION, 4 taw° in the Italian style, and exerittNl in the manner; placed on a commanding eminence, in Idsoine park, highly ornamented with fine timber, turiant shrubberies and plantations, embracing rich picturesque views of the harbour and town of Hills, and surrounding country. A noble portico iplendiel entiarce hall, finished in the true style cawing room, ilining parlour, excellent library, closet, &c., with wings and colonnades. On e spacious airy bedchambers, with dressing rooms, finished; a bath room, store room, water closet, &c., s handsome gallery. In the attic are two good ibers, and five servants moms. The offices are rus, and airy, and concealed front the Mansion, 1, and well supplied with fine water; spacious and out-offices. French windows on the south a veranda to a grand terrace, paved with marble and to the lawn, which is surrounded by shrub. is, and fine dry gravelled walks. istance from the Mansion is a uniform brick , consisting of two coach houses for four car. stables for five horses each, harness rooms and d yard, gardener's house, and out-buildings ; pude!), well planted, surrounded by lofty walls ; se, yards, and agricultural buildings; several ibourers, &c.; line park lards, enclosures of land, and thriving plantations: noble avenues A tiers, dispersed round the buildings ; extensive heath lands oppt site the Mansion; many beau. flitting, commanding views of the Channel and about .WSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES, r plenty of game ; fox-hounds kept in the neigh at distance from the Isle of NVight, Weymouth, desirable and very improvable /PERTY roR A GENTLEMAN. tickets, to be had of Mr. Robins only. Par. of the Bailiff, at the Farm House, who will f Mr. Parr, Solicitor, Poole; Mr. Page, Sur. , Dolphin, and Mail Coach Office, Southampton; ..nouth ; Bush, Bristol; York Hotel, Bath; Hen Birmingham; Hotels, Liverpool and Manchester; Coventry ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. !ROSS, WALTHAIIs'fOW, ESSEX. IJRNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. and Chimney Glasses, beautiful Marble Slab massive carved and gilt Frames ; Parisian Ca '-h Lustrnt, Ormolu Girandoles, Brewing and Garden Implements, Green-house Plants, Invisible Fencing. and other Articles. By Mr. ROBINS, Warwick Hnuse, Regent-stmt.) fansion-house, Whip's Cross, Walthamstow, Essex, on and two following Days, at 11, by order splendid and elegant FURNITURE, recently up in the most fashionable style, and of the tint de comprising excellent four-post, Fiench, couch, and other with handsome furniture, , all elegant state bedstead in lined with white satin; seasoned feather beds and dressing tati i les ; cheval and other glasses ; ward. t of drawers ; splendid suits of drawing-room. dining-room window curtains, in rich crimson slat ' , flegent sofas, couches, Chairs, ottomans. &c. to cor. brilliant plate pier and chimney glasses; beautiful pier' ' , taskinets ; 'mares; ebony and buhl cabinets; ooatly AiWng-parlour furniture, of the choicest woods and of facture, suitable for mansions of every denennoa. key, Axminster, and Brussels carpets sad hearth fire-Irons ; brewing, dairy, and kitchen stimuli. • ; garden Implements, green-haus* plants; and ; iron peck-fencing and large roller; a patent a tumbler cart ; sod rartausother effmts. be viewed on Thursday. Frlday, and Saturday preceding by Cataltrr es, at le. each, to be had ot the iliantson I at liarraway's; and 31r. Robir.s, 170 ; Regent-street. : . t ( . . . . i. • 4 ... ' t . . • . . oat k oostalsinge Vl s. M 11d; Tkor fo tlimm ran away, but FIEL&SPORTS FOR JULY. SAL& by AUCTION. SALE tbe - 4011 dle ek• Rhlllanifllew 10. . --yowl.-- ......• van so* Mtn UM Easibilp - wese calle g d, end stated • [From the Anna& en Sporliag. ) FIVE FREEHOLD HOUSZS-STRATFORD, ESSEX. REI that nothlng was found on 'ldiot Oils pellenera. Notwithstanding the title of this article, little can be done in the • By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, Compact Farm, with F To rebat this charge, th e p r im a F a w n , called a witness, way of Heideman, during the present month : but by taking, a At Garraway's, on TUESDAY N)':XT, at 12. in One Lot, Yard, &:. and upwards] who said that on the 4th of /ow she was with her from one Partition glance, as well as a prospective view of whatever may in.. [IIVE brick-built FREEHOLD HOUSES, situate at and Arable Land, bete 1 o'clock till nine. fluent, or bus had effect upon the creatures cf the chase, and field. 1: Stratford, Essex, opposite the Bird-in-Mind and Assembly Valuable Common Rig The prisoner Davis-called no witnesses. and covert, some idea may be formed as to the future prospects' of, Rooms, in possession of 3 mere. Rensall, Burfiwd, Anderson, Rey- B . , Vatic*, Gwillp-Death. the sportsman, a nd which, surely, cannot eee ot h erw ise than Ulm I noltls, and Harbott, at rents amounting to 4W. 13e. Gd. per annum. (Of Warw ROBBERY IN A HOUSE OF ILL. TAME. resting. May be viewed till the sale, when conveuient to the tenants, of At Garraway's, n Chwefolle Groves and Charlotte 11'111460n were capitally indicted THE Fox.e.-The pursuit of this animal, certainly the most im- whoa, Parilcolara may be had; also at the Assembly Rooms, op. A Desirable FREI ? fur smashing Samuel Cohen, in a ' certain dwelling-house, and paasioned and maimening diversion its the world, is contitiusel for polite ;of elessrs. Ward and Aldersey, Solicitors, Bedford-square; deemed, NI:11'P( steals from his person 24 sovereigns and some silver, a greater length of time than that of any other, even without iii- at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Dawson and Cale, Great Marlbo- from the capital market The prosecutor. a Getman Jew, st a te d that he was a jeweller, eluding the period of cu b - h unt i ng. In some parts, indeed, where roughorreen Red Bill and Crawley, • • and gemmed, resided at Birmingham : He tame up to London on little or no corn is grown. cub-hunting will be commenced as early business, and on the Gth of Jane was going through Itihitechapel; as July ; our is this preliminary to bolder chases to be postponed PORT AND FORTON, AND PORTS3IOUTH AND arm yard , t sea barns, eta AVE-;T aIIDDI.LSEX. PLYMOUTH, LIVERPOt )1., GtlS- ! rated in a garden, end he was ranked into a house of ill-fame by C. Williams, but seeing on =mint of a solitary err-lick, ate it is not di to station a PORTSEA WATER-WORK SHARES. ' ary, &c . anti sundry ene tie wretehmtcondition of the piece he wished to retire, but was not man to prevent the foxes, as well as the hounds, diet into By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, land, containing upwarC permitted by the prisoner, who called the other prisoder, C. Groves, it, or otherwise causing material damage. (By order of the Assignees of Messrs. Marsh and Co.) divided into eligible ends on Ilarles and Pedge 1 • and left him with her. Thc prisoner soon a ft erwar d s put her hand Although very Rude intermission of the sport took place during At Garraway's, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Twenty-three Burberry, on lea ve to 31 I In his pocket and drew out his purse, and on his attempting to stop the last hunting.season, yet, on the whole, fewer foxes were her hand she gave him a blow in the sumach, which knocked bun killed than usual. backwards, and then Tain away ; but they were both subsequently Hares will be found more abundant than usual. This little leg° litlif. Water-Work expires at Mieltarimas ' I it er trees and run, , MEN SHARES in the iYeat M iddl ese x , ~,,b , delightful site for built& taken up. meal is very prolific, and its young are enabled to endure the rigour, 1 Eight in , the Plymouth, Two in the Liverpool, Ten in the In the indictment the house was described as being in the parish of a severe epring. • Gosport and !torten, anti Eighty in the Portsmouth and Portsca. To be viewed by apply whom Particulars may Reigate ; Postieg lICul of St. Mary, Whitechapel, but it appeared in the evidence for the Fewer swallows and landrails than we generally are accustomed Particulars may he had of A. Gordon, Evq. Solicitor, Old defence that It was in Christchurth, Middlesex, which took away to expec t ; have made their appearance this rummer. Broadotreet ; at liarraway's ; and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Lion, Dorking ; 31r. C 1 1 the capital part of the offence. After a long consideration the Jury found them both-Guilly. . Before the-REcOnnEn. - , wit T g hereerouse breed is abundant : these buds have been on the Great Marlborough-street. for some time. The last season war not veil favourable to partridges : but from • - LEASEHOLD HOUSE. BATH - PLACE . NEW-Witill: hlerstlieni ; King's Arm By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE. Merchant, No. ii, ('arc) EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF CIIA3IBERS. the (mermen and wetness of the weather, t h ey b eca m e wild at an At Garraway's Coffee - house , 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on TUES. end of Mr. Robins, No. DAY NEXT, at Itle HEAD!. Irlliana Colter! was indicted for robbing the chambers of Me • early period. Fewer were bagged than ordinary, and, use th is ac- Watntford, a solicitor, residing in Cliflind's Inn, of property to a count, a good average quantity was left for the purpose of pro- rriiE LEASE of a Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE, BETWEEN EPSO „ration. 1 with a fore-court, ins complete state of repair, desira'ily DESIR very_ large amount. • 4- ••• Aan etwo.-The lovers or placatory amusements may find full situate, No. 3, Bath place , New-road. 'flue Premises comprise With Pleasure Grounds, Mr. CARR INOTON stated the crate, and calle d- tor their skill and patience this month. The various Mr. Richard Warnefonl, who said that on the aftemnon of the - • • • • • four bed.cliambere, dressing-rooms, two drawing-rooms comniuni- Out-building, and upe ..., lith of April he locked up his chambers, and (lid not return again fac ts og wr t , he o a r n i gler otto arhether as to sloppoig, dapping, spinal, mina with folding-doors dining and breakfast parinurs, store , Meadow, Pasture, An Mt P 1011.1., may now be put to the trial, for a I a . till six 'idea on the same evening, when he discovered that his , "'"' " 6 rooms, two kitchens , and 'every other accommodation ; held for a ' PER 1:31 P 1 the'varietias of tersh.waterdsh will take a br i t , either late or early, I (Of Wars char.:bets had been ransacked, and four ten pound notes, a gold providertheveather b e congen ial . Notuntil evening has thrown term at. twenty-one tan, at a low rent. p • , watch, and a variety of other articles, had teen stolen ;he knew May be viewed ti I the sale. Particulars had on the remises; o f By order of the Execs its dual' maul& over the waters, will, however, the most the numbers of two of the notes to be Nos. 4,131, and 4,132. 3lessre. Hamilton and Twining, solicitors, Berwick.street, Soho ; ! At °getaway's Coffee-ho and the largest 114-are taken, and it is only then that you will i Mr. R an ki n, of Bedford, &Miaow, prov es that he paid those and Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great Marlborough-street. DAY N now meet the experienc master of the angle by the brook and of '- a notes to Mr. M'aruelord a few days before. I A Very eligible FL outline stream. 111 doe tide-waya the case is somew h a t dif- LONG LEASEHOLD HOUSE, SLOA NE-Silk:ET, 1/A HOLD ESTAI • William Jay, a tailor, carrying on business in George-street fern for the ebbing and owiag of the stream keeps its surface KNIGHTSBRIDGE. Shoreditch, proved, that on the morning after the robbery a Timm, mina ' tea, arid the fish are then. consequently, in search of food. By Meeers. DAWSON and CAFE, 1 A convenient residence that he stated he was quite sure wus the prisoner, came to leas shop At Garraway's, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, I siderable expense, and It , commodation of a lanai but we repeat it is solely in such places worth while to cast one's and bought a pair of trousers, which he paid for by the 10/. nete, bait upon the waters, when the sun darts his splendour said ray, Na 4,132, and before he was gone another man, who appeared to tial LEASEHOLD .- brig-built DWELL- ' lawn, commanding retch mon the earth. Irv . , bounded by the aril know him, bought soother pair of trousers, for Which he paid by A Substan tial Situate No. 21., on the west side of Sloane-I i In large rivets, Pitch as the Theme ' , the Severn or the Taut, exec' The premises comprise two servants' rooms, three bed the otter note.offices, good garden. to charged with come fine salmon and heavy trout may be captured, ' more especi- chambers, drawing room, two parlours, kitchen, wash house, eel- . Cross-examined by Mr. BRODRICE-I was never pleasure-grounds, rotten. ally in the deep rapids, and agitated hays, and in the sluices and taring, garden, and every other accommodation. Held fora term : warm farm-yard , the theft myself. I was not taken Into custody, though I rodc in • weirs of great waters. of 4.5 years, at a ground rent of 01. per annum, coach with three police officers. When I got to eVorshimstreet I Early in the morning, and late at night, carp, and tench, and May be viewed till the Sale. Particulars may be had on the ONE ,I l of Meadow , Pasture, A met the prisoner was not the man, and air. Vann, the of fi cer, perch, will now take a bait in ponds and pools, their most sews • premises; of Mr. Dyer, Knightsbridge; and of Messrs. Dawson fence. Thelande are Lai locked me up, and then I said he was the man. I have remained tomed haunts, and if a w ar m and drizzlin g rain descend, even in and Cafe, Great Marlborough-streee ( • docile, and stuck to the second story, and Mr. Vann has notver•itied with carriage dr the day-time. In the Thames , gudgeons and perch are eager on locked me up since. I have said that the prisoner Is not the man,LONG LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, highly respectable, good the feed, and will continue so during the month : in the river Lea, and I don't think lie is the person who came to my shop. SPRING-TERRACE, tour miles from Epsom, barbel are coming on very strong. In short. it will not be v et that The RECORDER asked Mr. Carrington it he thought he couldAt a short distance front Kensingten Gardens, six from Sutton ; in the the fisherman shall have to regret the cessation of his skilful and sustain the case? - contemplative amusement, or that he will be compelled to retort for By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, tine sporting country, all The Learned Gentleman then called- other medicines ageinst care, than his re do and lines, and the others At Garraway's, on TUESDAY NEXT. at 12, To be viewed by ticke • 1 Mrs. Jay, who said that she could rot identify the prisoner. •eapons of sport that constitute the materkl of the angler's ac- ANE AT well-built DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting miser; at the Spread 1: The Rae otteeta then directed tee Jury to find the prisoner Not co v. utrements. of two parlours, two cheerful rooms over, two kitchens, a i Leathernead and Reigt temiiry, which they immediately did. ' small wash-house, and a garden with some ch•ece fruit trees, situate 1 Guildford ; Cock, Su:tc / _ . SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. No. 10. Springserrace, near the (hand JeectionWater-Worki, let I Croydon; Messrs. Park to3lr. Walsh, at St/. per annum ; held for a tents of 90e years, at leeway's ; and of Mr. RI POLICE. STAMFORD RACES, J U NE 23. a ground.rent of 5!. per annum. ' tire ] state n:ay be seen. The House may be viewed till the sale, by leave of the tenant e of 1 MANSION-HOUSE. . - . whom particulars may be hada also at learraway's; and of Messrs. A hawker of fish complained to the LORD Mason , that a num- The Burghley Stakes of 25 goys. each, 15 ft. added to 30 sous . given Between Blandford, SI Dawson and Cafe. Great Marlborou g h -street. her of mackerel, which were rot fit for use, had been sold to him st out of the Stand Purse. Two miles. iiel I Billingsgate market, and that the yellers refused to take them back. Murree of Exeter's Progress, 4 via, 9st. - - 1 FOUR BRICK-BUILT FREEHOLD COTTAGES, THE WHOLE PA the complainant bmught a few into the justice roam as a sample, Gen. Grosvenoi's Wings, 3 yen let. 21b. - - 2 and the assistant of the clerk of the market, one Ilarlock, attended Wings the favourite at 5 to 3. A LONG LEASEHOLD-HOLLOWAY. THIRTY ACRES 0 to state why objectionable fish were permitted to be sold. Th e T own Pl ate o f en/. ; t h ree yes o ld, G e t. 121 b. f our , 80. 71b. By Messrs . DAWSON anti CAFE , p art Arable Land, wi • i The mackere l were not two minutes in the room, when the Lord five, ant. 311. six, :Gt. Mb. and aged, 9st. 101 b. Mares and geld- At Garraway's, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Five Lots, &c. ; a most desirable Mayor was obliged to order all the windows to be thrown up, so irgs allowed 31b. Heats, twice round. FOUR well-built FREEHOLD DWELLING- . 4 1 (Of War strongly did the fish carry about it the symptoms of decay. Mr. Neale's b. c. flarsbbas, 4 yes - - 2 1 1 . 110 USES. with Gardens, Upper Grove Cottages. Hal- The Loan MAYOR ordered the salesman to pay back the hawk- She. F i„, hee ,,, b . I . by Ditto, 3 yr, 3 2 .2 loway, commanding extensive views over Highgate and Hemp- - - T URSDAI i er's money, and to destroy not only the fish which had been Mr. Ileathcote's ch. c. Nobs , 4 yes . - 1 3 die stead, let to respectable tenants at 841. per annum. At Garrawu'a Coffee -h brought to the Mansion House, but the whole cargo. A good race -Rain all day.-No company. Also, a brick.built detached COTTAGE, with garden, called A VERY choice, - The porter of the King's Anna lon was charged by a gentleman Vine Cottage, on the south side of George-place, Holloway, in HOLD ESTA' WEDNESDAY. with having demand' d and received six nee more for the porterage hand, held for a term of el years, at a ground-rent. Manor or reputed Man , • of a parcel than he had a right to ask. It was ascertained that the A Gold Cup, 100tet , value, by Subscribers of 10 soya. each, the . . . clerk of the Inn had given a ticket, on which was marked the fair surplus to•be pal ,el to the winner in soecie. Three rears olds to May be viewed till the sale, when convenient to the tenants, of miles of Shaftesbury au price, and that the porter hut substituted a ticket of his own, on carry fist. ; four year old*, in. 71b. ; five year oldo, Bst. /lb. ; • ' .. whom Particulars tome be had ; also, of Mr. Stewart, Vine Cot. with excellent Fann He cage ;of air . (hies, Solicitor, Westmorland-buildinget, City road ; Gardens, productive Or which was the illegal detnand. 6 year olds. ifin and aged, est. leb. One four-mile heat. of M. Tebbut. Islington ; at °areaway's; and of Messrs . Dawson enclosures of rich Meat - - 1 Hu Lonnsnip said the case did not come under the Porters' General Groevenor's eh. t'. by the Flyer and Cafe, Great 31ariborough-street. the whole upwards of Act, but he committed the prisoner for the misdemeanor of tio-' air. lleathcffie's ein Deer, aged - - - 2 Marquis of Exeter ' s Progress. 4 yes v ies . - restiff: TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES, taining sixpence under false pretences.Nearly half in poseeseto Six paid. New-street, Cloth-fair; and notice to quit at Mich+ l' ATTON-GA R DEN.SIX LEASEHOLD HOUSES, The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Sweepstakes mfgo nova. each, for Lives, to tenants c.onsid Yesterday a young man, named Wm. Morgan, lens brought two year olds ; colts, Bst. 0:b. fillies asst. 41h. Two year old Bedford-place, and Thomas-street, Kent-road. value of the whole, alit . r before Mr. Sergeant SELLON, the Magistrate, by Weldon, We By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE. r Course.ONE THOUSAND ' beadle of Sr. Andrew, Holborn, charged under an Act of Par. Matq - I At Garraway ' s. . on TUESDAY NEXT, in Two Lots, - 'lament, with having caused an obstruction of the footway par e. General Grottreecies b. f. by Smulensko - - uis of Exeter' , h. f. by C omas - 2 TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES, Nos. 29 and : 1 0, The Estate is well nil • went., in Holborn, whereby he had forfeited the sum of 40s. ____.......-__ New -street, Cloth-fair, let at 721. 18s. per annum; FOUR through different parts c Weldon stated, that repeated complaints had bn made to him TA TTE RSA LL'S, THURSDAY, J 1.7 Nt 30. LEASEHOLD brick-built DWELLING-HOUSES. Nos. 1.5, Trout. The Lands are os • of .hers ' most intolerable nuisance that had existed in Holborn, and 6, and 7, Bedford-place • and TWO HOUSES, Nos. 17 and 18, hedges. They are as et - had been a subject of complaint of the inhabitants for some con. Thomas-street, near the ' Elephant and Castle, Kent-road, held for and well situate for go • • sulerable time, which was, that a number of fellows were duly in Very little betting took place to-day but what was between horses, • two or three for the St. Leger • Cleveland a term of 44 years, at a ground-rent , let of 88/. per annum. investment for the your • tee habit of taking their stations on the footway of that populous with ti- • exception of (s backseveralpoints , and bid fair to Leger; e el oroughlart, with large boards , on which were painted the '• His- and hunter went - May be viewed till the sale, when convenient to the tenants, of May be viewed by a whom Particular, may be bad; also, of Mr. Shearmari, Solicitor, chard, whete Particular ' a . ter, of the Intl-toes of Marietta Wilson," and since that had sitters. For the July, °sulphate 111 very little the Letter foe winning , Guildford-street, Russell-lOW ;of Lewis and Sun, alelina-plece, Pool ; 31r. Page, Surer become exstinet, the " Cenfeasions of Prohert" hr.d been sullen- the T.Y.O. at Stamford. The odds are as follow :- tined, and since the overthrow of the Catholic Bill, a publication JULY sTAKIF:S• Westminster-road ;at the !elephant and Castle ; at Honeyntan's Blandford; Lion, Shaf ' entitled the " Protestants' Song" had been issued, and were selling 3to I agst Goshawk, taken 7to 1 agst Ompleele Coffee-house, Illackfriarsorad ;at Garraway's ; and of 111essre. Chickens, Birminghar , . I by these fellows, as they stated, under the patronage of the King 4to 1 eget Jerboa 10 to I agst Lees Idly. taken Dawson and Cafe, Great Marlborough-street. Hotels. Manchester an 7 to 1 agst Octaviana 3tol on the held.thurawan • and of i add the Duke of York, for a penny each. On Tuesday evening Valuable Life Interest of sheet 4,00 W. India Stock ; 16,0001. Con ]' den ' of where„ the Est BT. LEGER. h• observed the prisoner stiouling in Holborn with a large Lonna sots ; the Reversion of 13.00 W. 3e per cent. ; Wle per annum I2eto 1 arra Altieidora L ong A nnu i t i es ; an d a C a pi ta l L ease h o ld H ouse in U pper 1 was psodueed. ' • announcing the sale of the " Protestants' Song." Here the board 10 to 3 eget Memnon OS to I agst Alderman 30 to 1 agst Pastime Harley-street. A very beautiful and I • . Mr. Sergeant •Si:Li.cm, on looking to the Act of Parliament, ..11 to 1 agst Redgauntlet 3e to 1 agst Hunt. Clinker 1040 to0(10 to 1 agst Trinculo By 31essrs. DAWSON and CAFE, near Poole, Winibott • said, that whatever might be the opinion of the other Magistrates .211 to I . agst Cleveland (fly order of the Assignees of Messrs. Marsh and Co.) nearly Tithe free ; t as to the right of °Seen to seize boards of these descriptions, he 2 / , to I °Pt Homer 5 ago Daredevil 0 agst Brigand At Garraway's, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Four Lots, finished Family Resi would always be in the minority; they had no right so to do. It 2(e to I ago Dauntless L lFE IN of Mr. WILLIAM MARSH and finished in a tru e• , - I . their duty either tb Is, an information before a3l en.airi -.aw e 2 5 to 1 wet la husker A to the Dividend on 111.61161. 13s. 4d. three per Cent. consols lent Offices retitle „ p • .: apunst the individual, of iritliet him for a nuisance at the Sessions. Bto le Trinculo ago Daredevil, taken ;-le to 4 Memnon ergs .anti to the Dividend on 3,810/. India Stock ; also the Dividend in Buildings for Agricu Under these citeunirtances he should dismiss the complaint, but if Alderman, taken. Reversion of 13,1201. ss. sd. three and a half per Cent. Lamle. about ON . , e I at any time any of these persons should be brought before him in a To be received on the LIFE of 31r. J. H. S MACEY, aged 53, ACRES, with the T proper way he would punish them according to the Act of Par- Friday, the 15th July, the largest sum of money ever lif he survive .Mrs. Stracey, aged 45 years, a Reversion of one- -1 • Lament.- fin prisoner was then discharged. distributed in one day by the Lottery, namely-204,442/. Feeding. I fourth of the Rent of a Capital House, No. 56, Upper Hareey- (Of Wa MARY-LA.BONNE OFFICE. - On Friday, the 15'h July, Bleb, the Contractor, who, in addition Street; 6051. I Is. 2d. Long Annuities •to 1340/ . 16e. lid, four per At Gerraway's. on TH to • his amount of Money Prizes, gives away sixty-four Pipes of I Cent. ; and to 3201. 17s. Consols, if a irs. Stracey survive a Lady THE highly-imp • Yesterday Mrs. Sarah Bell, who lives in a cottate at Hanwell, Wine, in four extra Prizes -Four of MOOS guineas. ike aged 80 years. i . TII • a opposite the Duke of York's villa, appeared before . Ir. Itawlin e on, Bish shared and sold No. 1,804, 30.0001. ; 5,06. 10.0001. ; both Particulars may be had of A. Gordon, Esq. Solicitor, e 7. Old ,stuate on the high rue e.. charged with grossly iusanhing her maid servant, Sarah Pickett, drawn on the 31st May last : and in the last eight menthe, three of Broad-street ;at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, elegant Mansion, adapt oe Tuesday bum 30,4.1001.„ four of 20,0001. &c.-Contractor's Offices, 4, - Curnhill, Great 31arlborough.street. FA 311 The complainant, „decent-baking girl, stated, that her mistress, and 9. Charing-cross. without arty provocation , . as she coasidereel, entered the kitchen,EXCELLENT FAMILY HOUSE. &awe& with great tar most substantial mom A dreadful fire broke out yes t erday morning, between With a Gallery behind, well calculated for a Picture or Statue ehused her in the most improper language, accused her M over. ewe" and. . the centre of a vendor. . boiling some dumplings prepared for her dinner, and finally felled o'clock, in the remlanee S toke Ne w i ngton , on Gallery, a Music, or a Ball-room, Henrietta-street, Cavendish- the premises o f just. awtey, a .. deal er, of . -omen °re Mr M bu lbs n .' Leadenhall surrounded by luxuria her to the ground with a violent blow. Sarah Forbett, a chez- square. , 111 r. 3laese f y had tintshed building four beautiful near most extensive and rich woman that at work in the house, ran into the kitchen to interpase,By Mears DAWSON and CAFE , al when Mrs. Bell, with pugilistic adroitness, knocked her down also. she coil e (' harsh - lane, and the workmen were go ing to leave ouseswmdiscovered At Garraway's Coffee -house, 'Chenge-alley, ,Gambill, on TUES. Poole, the Purbeck Hill in hoot, leading to a bpi The complainant further said, that her mittress refused to pay her about the time above stated, when one of the h DAY NEXT, at 12 the amount of her wages due (about 41.), and detained all her f the materiale was to be on lire, which, owing to the dry state o . of eleeance capital dna ' THE LEASE of a Substantial Brick-built HOUSE, f' ' clothes. spreading rapidly to the adjoining houses. Messengers were de- most desirably situate , Nu. 19, Henrietta - street, Cavendish. dressing mom, water cl u k 1 The lady, in her defence, denied the charge is foto, and rather 'matched after the engines to town, and persons employed them-1 (selves in throwing water with pails and buckets, hut without square, in complete repair. The Premises comprise, on the upper the first floor, five spec handsomely finished • anueivay called her servants vtle perjurers, infamous wretches, &c.three servants' bed-chambers ; third floor, two airy bed- Ifiect, and whose ' of Mr , el • h ' enveloped in the I floor, all leading . into a van lin Rawaixsow expressed hie surprise at such violent conduct the : i assey's hou s es were chambers ; second floor, two spacious bed-chambers and dressing. i . aziel language from a Irtey, which disputed him to give implicit . flamarres , their, which wore a very • annteg aspect , and all attempts to . secondary bedchambers 1. credit to the complainant's statement. The worthy Magistrate I also oetserved, that on a former occasion, in his official capacity, engines could room ; princi al floor, a suit of drawing-rooms, communicating we ll emenaea spacious progress proved abortive. Before the P ~ , arrive from town three out of the finir houses were completely with foldingmoors, French windows opening to Balcony, and Con- servatory opening to leads ; ground-floor, dining and breakfast conveniently plainest, I 1 Mrs. Dell's excessive warmth of passion was displayed in a similar burned down. We understand Mr. Massey is not insured; and parlour., and study ; a well-proportioned gallery, with excellent I dry arched cellnring an no cause can be assigned for the conflagration. mariner; but if the parties were disputed towards an amicable sr. ight, 23 feet om at one end, and water-closet ; I frolic opening under a r On Saturday last, a man employed at a saw-mill in this I beeement , ! and Portland attune, am 1 ‘ zingement, f o r at liberty to retire, otherwise Mrs. Bell 1 two kuchene lard e r . pantry. cellars, and every requisite accommo. should find bail the assault. , twee , . while squaring a piece of timber with an axe, untortunately , 1 dation, lueld ' of the Duke fort for a term or 21 years. beries, flower gardens, i" They were in the act of leaving the office for that purpue, when I Struck off three of his toes. Ile afterwards walked to the Intirmat ya, May be viewed till the sale. Particulars had on the Premises ; At a convenient tits i A l two feshionably-dressed gentlemen (Mr. Robinson and John Swin. I and got his foot dressed ; and what is rather Singular, he pocke e F also , of o ; f ft 3 t lessrs. Hamilton and Twining. Solicitors, Berw• le Building, stuccoed, a Low. Esq.), who gave their address No. 8, Holles- street , Cavendieh.i one of the toes, which he showed to several persons as he G arraway ' s ; and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great. - Lee - streets risme', two roomy stab lofts over, ends yt Great- square, the very quintessence of the Sew* monde, entered the office, caroled homewards. He belonged to the Northumberland 31ili ia. al arlbcrough-street. sod expressed their astonishment and indignation that the amiable -Tyra Meteor!". defendant should be so cruelly exposed and persecuted by • set of I TOWN RESIDENCE, la good Farm House, , perjurers', wretches, creatures, Sec. liowever, it unfortunately hap. BIRTHS. SEYMOUR-PLACE, PARK-LANE. 1 good Cottages for Nix; 6 pored that all they said as regarded the assault was " much ado A t A ncram H ouse , on the :. 1 6th ult. the Lady of Rear-Aim I B y Alr. JAM E S DE NEW , ' meadow and p asture la about nothing," for this simple reason-that they were not present On the Premises, on THURSDAY, July 14, at 12, 1 of full-grown forest tie, Adams, of a eon. • Capital T - 011":sl RESIDENCE, desirably situate, I Plantation , on the heat when it was committed. On the 217th ult. at Littleton, Dorsetshire. the Lady of Wm. A , tiful sites for buildim The gentlemen were obliged to enter into bail for Mrs. Bell's Donaldson, Esq. of a daughter. Ne. 9, Seymour-place, Park-lane, the property of a Noble- ' appearance at die Sessions, to answer for the assault. On the 2.lth ult, at Northehurch, Heels, the lady of the Rev I man ; comprising entrance hall, and principal atone staircase, I River ; the whole abou TOWN MALL. J. Drake, of a daughter. , spacious dining parlour and library, very excellent lofty drawing- I ONE THOUS./ • • 1 O n the 2311 i ult at Clewer-vills the lad of the Rev room Jplia Briont, a girl 14 years old, was charged with robbing Mr. • , Bents , r l and ante-room, communicating by folding doors, five heat' affordlng cover for pier Juba flentminway, currier and leather-seber, 41, Beratondsey. A. P. Kelly, of a daughter. 1 bed chambers, and live Servants' sleeping apartments, with de- g I bewn•hand a short die 1 tached kitchen, and well arranged offices in the basement. The &C.; and a most dean • street. MARRI ED. !premises are sttbstantially erected, io very aped repair , and held • PROPER .. • The prisoner bad lived servant with the prosecutor between four On the 211th ult. at St. John's, Hackney, Mr. Jos. Williame, 1 for an unexpired term of 33 years, subject to a ground refit of 30 May be viewed by ti ar.d five month , during which time loonies in gold and silver had of Threadneedle - street , to Frances Lombard, only daughter of Mr. I guineas per &noun- titulars may be had a been missed from a drawer in the bed-room, to the amount of be- D. W. Witton, of Stamford-hill. I May be viewed at any time after this day, by tickets only, to be show the Estate ; of I 'S- , mien 401. and 301., which drawer a few days back was found open On the 29th ult. at St. Paul's. Deptford, Dr. Woo. Home,' had of Mr. Denew, Auctioneer, Charles -street, Berkeley-square. • veyor, Winthorn; Doi by the prosecutor's wife, who had not many minutes previous of Charleemn, South Carolina, to Catherine Simons, second (laugh- , Particulars also of Messrs. Francklin, liowe, and Heptinstall, I Fountain. Portsmouth e. 'pelted it. The prisoner was discharged for that and other causes, ter uf J. Lau, FAq. of the Grove, New Cross. Lincoln's Inn ; and at °areaway's. and Chickens, Birmini being previously searehed,but nothing tound upon her. Subscqucut On the 211th ult. at St. John's, Hackney, Air. E. Clements, to her leaving, two sovereigns were found concealed in some bed- of Prospect House, Stoke Newington-road, to Lydia, only daugh- LONG-ESTABLISHED MUSIC SHOP, STRAND. Regent -street, London side ^mewing, dote to the drawers, and a knife, welch Cone- ter of Mr. T. H. Smith, of Hatton-garden. By Mr. W. P. AIL'iGRAVE, WHIP'S CROS .. .r It ,pooded with an impreasion left upon the drawers, with which the officer upon inaodueing it where the wood bad been broken away, easily forced down the bolt of the lock.At Dublin, on Mondne, • I, relict Alderman J. J. Setter considered the ease sufficiently made of Down. Cap . r lof Francis Hog. Ee Wicklow, and 0 sister of Matthew I. out to warrant him in committing the prisoner for trial, and the The Ilev. Henry Geed, parties were bound over to prosecute. The prisoner made no defence. UNION HALL. son 4' G. Al. King. R.N. to Anne Sa. of Dungan's Town, county of urde, Esq. 31. P. for the county of the late Rector of Stockton, On P F r i th private e the Pr v C t ate un n a Bankrupt t emises, early in July (unless previously diapered of b as ontract), by order of the A igu I Mr. , IHE 1 EM , 11F . t ' NT CeS 0 AINDER of a tar RENEW AL, and FARTHER y SPLENDID FUR: Jonathan LEASE, an AGREE- CONTI 'N- Brilliant Plate Pier ant Pier Tables, on mite binets, rich Cet-glast Dairy Wilts, to Anne Maria, daughter of the late Charles Berkeley, Esq. GENT TERM, with immediate possession, of a very convenient Frames and Lights, 1 of Diva Hall, Notts. TALL/TYING Soasitas.-4;apt. Adams, of the 17th Lanceee, of I, p on i, complained to the Magistrates of the prevalent system by which publicans maw .wheen soldiers are billetted, le breach of the mill- On the 20th ult. at Liverpool, Mr. John S. Johnson, to Miss some hashed fronts, in brick-built DWELLING.HOUSE and SHOP, with two hand- On commanding situation, being No. 7tl, on OF Wri Mary Knubley, eldest daughter of Captain George Knubley, of the south aide of the Strand, the corner of Salisbury-street. The At the Mansion-boos iv„ DIED. Premises have been occupied in the musical line for the b of genial a C ary law. make eontracts with the men to find themselves in the On the 28th ult. at Denmark-hill, Camberwell, in the 34th year Des e n t t rit y trade. , . criptive-and are admirably calculated particulars arc preparing, and One metal, which *tight, by such Lsw, to be provided by the land. of her age, Louisa Frances, wife of Mr. Hundleby, of Freeman's. Messrs. Dyke and Lock, Atundel.street, Strand , lord himself. This practice bad now become so prevalent that it court, Cornhill. for that or a may shortly br e es 1 hell part MONDAY, July II ether tad c Solicit° a to Commission ; and of Mr. W. P. Musgrave, Auctioneer and A isight truly be acid to be - general, and the evil thence resulting to On the 115th ult. H. F. Pcterin, Esq. of New Nortlt.atrect, Red praiser, No. 0, Bread-street. Chaapsisle. milks!y discipline is so obvious, that he felt called upon, in dm- Lion-square, aged 53. W4rge of his duty, to make this application. John Care 31r. Amt.ty ordered the billetting constable of the district to be Z.; esast for. On the 29th ult. at York place, City-road, Sarah, the wife of Mr. pA _ _ - • r of of Peter Kendall, E: ALL the splendid fitted up in the the , serlption, comprising et P edsteads, with handse - lb blue velvet, lined wit -- -- - ' - - ._ s • bedding ; capital dreui TENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.- Up- !lobes and chests of d wards of 40,000 cases of Hernia have been redieved.by diesel library, and dining.ro On the '3 d ult. Mrs. Dean, of Bromley, 311ddleses, in the 88th invaluable Instruments, and are acknowledged by the alliaed to damask, with elegant a e • year of her age. ( s.bptain Adams observed, that lie bad also a complaint to urge At Wilton, on Friday last, in the 23d year of her age, Lou' Pcnalsecurit foreas and convenience, not Q 1 e, tbe met with in any I mpanel ; brilliani'plati .., against the billeting constable, for having separated tame of the Sarah Anne, only daughterofJohn Chevy, Esq. men from their Maw lap a distance of two miles, which was con. On the 21st ult. at hot mansion near Alinton, in Derbyshire, the awry to the articles of wee: • Hall, the chief constable, said, that it frequently happened r twapublicans had not sullickint stabling. Rev. Henry Case Morewood. On Sunday last, , Mr. ALLEN ordered al to attend by three o'clock, when ancestshae., ~ a-caseot the above d against Mr. Sweet, landlord of the Crown and Casino's, 11 e, was heard ; and the landleid ►s - after a short at North Curry, In the ' an ails year of his age, the Rev. on Coker, C,olcer, Demme- moot histitsuat and one of his Mlajosty'shottom of the Peace for SO- also admit of increase or decrease in size and force requirism no libraand dining-part inferior article and the Public alf no ODY, and Co -, • •• •Hs a s.v. , o.ert.;, .• - : ~ ~.a m pLim,„ aan • 1 " °dies invention the purpose: will anima for right or daft aide, I tables and cabinets ; I tuckles, understrap, or any galling bandfte. In cimeequence of the b est . leaguers, W bells ts:..Eueil for We, Aleslie4 Gentlemen, perticullady requested too bserve, that " S . ,raga Lion Co. 222, flouted, London," Is malted titian '0 without which they we of the spoloastkind. ; capital Turkey, 4 • fenders and fire-i f all d frattnfs. and ea itrtr,:i,; •nt the country ore requested to send the &cum- mangle ; a tumbler cat ---......1 faxen of .the body an Ipob b4pir thitAlpi. •• - -- 3 . , Illat it Viewed on t lined in the mitigated penalty of 40s. under as Act of the last HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Sold brow or more Druggists In every eitfaid pirnaptil to' tin the elle, by a Cataltre. It i, li b i• No nd a i mix, after 2 . I ilfwxl l 9o4 12 min. after 3, In the United Kingdom. . Verraway's; and Al ' • 1 . _ .. • • . .. . -Ake " ' ~ . °"*---omee... • SALES BY AUCTION. SHROPSHIRE. THE SIDBURY ESTATE, Most eligible. Investment, between Bridgnortb, Cleo: miry Mortimer, and Ludlow ; ANCIENT FAMILY ESTATE, In valuable Dairy Farms, Woods, and Lands, nearly One Thomism) Five Hundred Acres, in the Parishes of Sidbury and Stu:Leiden, with the Manor of Pickthorn. By Mr. ROBINS (Of Warwick Homy, Regent-street), At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, August 11, at 12, in One Lot, A Most desirable and valuable PROPERTY, for 111,_ in vestment of capital, THE SIDBURY HALL ESTATE, With the Manor of Pickthont, about six miles Iron Bridgnurtlt and Cleoburr, and twelve from Bewdley ; comprising neatly One Thousand Five Hundred Acres, the principal part old meadow, arable, and wood land, divided in eligible farms. Sidbury Hall. a substantial mansion, which, at a small expense, would makes most pleasant reaidence time a gen tleman's family, and good farm-houses, firm-yards, and all requisite excellent agricultural buildings, gar.. dens, and orchards ; all lying compact, and let to moat respectable tenants, at low rents. • T• e Property is highly improvable, and, with a little attention, would be as profitable dairy Units as any in the country. The soil is good, and well supplied with streams of clear water, part bounded by the river Reay. Plenty of coal is supposed to be on part of the ettae, which may be worked at a small expense, and near the high et ads. The estate abounds with game. The present proprietor has, at a great expense, fitted, built, and erected several farm houses, so that this estate may hereafter be thrown into tarsus of two or three hundred acres each, or a less quantity, and has alto I.laated one hundred and thirty thousand oak trees. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Pugh, Sidhury Hall Farm, , where Particulars may be had; and of Mr. Large, Broadwell, near Burford, Oxon ; of 31r. Gitton, and at the Castle, Bridg 7 north ; Talbot Inn, ShifFnal ; Lion, Shrewsbury ; George, BewM. ley; Lion, Wolverhampton, and Kidderminster; Messrs. Arnold and Haynes, Solintors, and at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; King's Head, Coventry; of Mr. Carr, Solicitor, John.street, Bed ford-row, London; Mr. Lys, Tooke's-court, Carty-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent street, wheri a plan of the estate may be been. NORFOL Highly important FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, com yrising 1.150 Acres of Arable, Pasnme. and Wood Land, ,a Mansion House placed in the centre of a finely Timbered Parll,, and the Adyowson, extending over 2,200 Acres ; the whole fotin. fog an admirable opportunity tor the investment of capital. By Messrs. STEV ENS and li P.E NC H LEY, At the Auction Mart, London, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, unless previously disposed of by titivate contract, N Important and highly Valuable FREEHOLD 1.. - vEsr.o ENT, comprising the Manor, Mansion, and Estate of Henry Bell. Esq. deceased, situate in the adjoining Parishes of A Thorpeland, South Ittincton, and Holme, about eight miles from the sea-port town of King's Lynn, three miles from the market town of Do rinhani. and ninety miles front bon. don. The Estate consist+ of 1.150 act es of very superior aratile, pasture, and wood lands, in a high state of cultivation, of which 1,500 lie in a ring fence ; a spacious mansion house, called %Val. lington Hall, situate in the centre of a park finely timbered with oak and ()MT forest trees, and bounded by woods and plantetions. The Itesiieoce contains every suitable office, surrounded by gardens and pleasure grounds. The agricultural buildings comprise tour substantial farm houses, with barns and other requisite outbuild ings, placed at convenient distances upon the Estate. The manoti.sl rights extend over 1,200 acres of land abounding with game. The valuable alvosson of Runcron cum Iloloie, with IVallingon and Thorpeland, extending over about 2.200 acres of titheable land, with a neat parsonage house, gardens, and glebe lands. The pre sent Incumbent is aged 73. The whole of this valuable property (except about 127 acres) .s tithe free, lieu near to excellent markets, and is partly bounded by the navigable river Ouse. The mansion house and park (comprising 407 acres) are in hand, the remainder is in the occupation of respectable tenons ; the whole being of the value of 2,300/. per annum. The sum of 30,000/. may remain se cured upon the estate for seven years, at an interest of 4 per cent. per annum. The Estate may be viewed, and printed particulars, with plans, had on application to Messrs. Jarvis, Solicitors, and Mr. Charles Burnham, Land Agent, Lynn, Norfolk ; of 31essrs. elowes, dime. and Wedlake, Solicitors, 10, King's Bench-walk, Temple ; and of' 3lessrs. Stevens and llrenehley, Sri, Old .lewry. KENT. ST. MARY'S HALL. Highly Valuable Freehold Farms, Land 'Fes redeemed, compris. mg 521 Acres, 2 Roods, 16 Perches, of exceedingly tine fertile Meadow, 31arsh, Arable, and Wood lands. Ry Messis. STEVENS an , l 1111ENCRLEY. At the Auction Mart, London, on FRIDAY, the 22d inst., at 12 o'clock, in 4 Lot, _ _ AN Important FREEHOLD PROPERTY, compris ing the Manor of St. Mary's Ilall, aril 521 acres, 2 roods, ptrehes, of exceedingly rich Land, situate in the parish of St. Mary Hoa, distant seven miles from Rochester, and 34 from London comprising, Lot I. Three Hundred and Fifteen Acres and twenty seven perches of excellent Marsh. Meadow, and Arable band, whereof WO acres and 27 perches are in hand, and the remainder let for term, which will expire at Christmas, 1327, at an annual rent of V/. 10s. Lot 2. Twenty-one acres, 1 rood, 1 perch, of Marsh Land, con. tiguous to the preceding • part of which is let on lease fur a term of 12 years front Michaelmas last, at a rent of 41/. per annum: the 'remainder is let to James Ellis, Esq. at anannual rent of 101. Lot 3. A Free Public House, called the Bell, situate on the high road, and iet to Charles Thompson, Esq., at an annual rent of 30/. Lot 4. The 31anor, or reputed Manor, °lSt. Mary's !Tall, with the right of sporting ; a capital Farm House, Garden, Burn, St.- bleu, and other requisite Outbuildings, and 114 acres, 3 roods, 9 perches, of Arable, Meadow, and AVood Lands. The land tax upon the whole of this very dtsirablc property is redeemed, and the value is estimated at 1,0001. per annum. May be viewed ; anti Particulars, with Plans annexed, had at the place of sale; at the Crown and Bull inns, Rochester; Lord Nelson, Gravesend; Fountain, Canterbury; Bull, Dartford; Bell i.nd Star inns, Maidstone; of Messrs. Ellis, Sons, ‘Valm.ley, and Gorton, 'solicitors Chancery-lane; and of Messrs. Stevens and Brenchleyt 36, Olin Jewry, London. REANIMATION. WHEN the most important of Life are sus pended, and those who are Invalids by inheritance of im prudence are reduced to the most deplorable state of Nervous De bility, it is not in despair that relief is to be found. The genuine Afto3lATlt.: LOZENGES of STEEL are the best, it not the only, remedy for this species of Debility—so diffusely salutary, that while they restore tone to the nerves, and health and vigour to the entire frame, they imparts genial warmth through every fibre, and !exhilarate the animal spirits in such a manner, that they may be fairly said to reanimate nature. In all cases of relaxation and weakness of the system, in either sex, proceeding from dissipation, excess, or unpropitious climate, or any cause whatever, these Lo zenges are a certain and effectual remedy. When aversion to ex. ercise. loss or depravity of appetite, and pallid countenance, indicate approaching consumption, the delicate female will be preserved and restored to health and society by the benign influence of this l'repared by J. P. Seddon (sole proprietor), and sold by his agent, .Mr. Gifford, 104, Strand, in Boxes at 7s. arid 225. each ; also, by Sanßcr, 150, Oxford-street ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Strad. ling, Royal Mebane ; and by most respectable Venders in the Kingdom. To prevent imposition, each Box is signed by the Proprietor, J. P. Seddon, in his own hand-writing, without which none can possibly be genuine. " Domus et placens ureor."—H on. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage; " the strictest tic of perpetual Wend ship" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless i instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be , holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the' body--a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of ycuth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised sulkier more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strengib. felicily ; nor will our ad vances appear questionable,san etionettas the y are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful experience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concen:ratc the nuptial wreath —for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened. and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relax*. lion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeel ing empiric from the position so presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable integtity as embers of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (espe cially those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation; and r letters from the country are humedistey answered ; these must contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be fon , warded to any part of the world, however distant. DOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouverle.strect, Fleet-street, London. •,.• Just published, Seventeenth Edition, I. The /EON of LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the above Diseases. 2. II YGEIANA, addressed exclusively to the Ftmsle Sex. May be had at 20. 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