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spaeous • No. 20, bad ttleworth, Ilk _ 230 Purchaser Auction b. -r, e .• :Is . - •_- a- „.•.---,.' : I ~..-, . . . • • . . , , . . ,is 4 . i • ... . _ • , ., , ~.• - . . , . - Ilk f .• : ' . I.' ...... - 1 .. 4 . . • .1 c • 4 .• • • 4 . .. , . . . . . I ' - - 14 !: . 4•1- -11 S-A PROM' I AST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MARKETS. • SALES ST AUCTION. •. . .., F FIIIIIII"IIIIIIIIII"FllrIIIIIIIIII"IllPil".IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII""i"Illi"IIIIIIIIIIPIIIIIIIIIIIII"li17111"Ill""1"liIll"IllillIll1.IIIII""P' 11 t GRAND REVIEW Or CAVALRY. -...-- , -mame.-- BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. [From the Londe* New Price Carrera, of Tuesday, June 231 GROUND RENTS, REVERSIONS, AND SHARES IN The grand Review of Cavalry, which was °Mere ( ' by Charles Inndl, Chalford. Gloucester, clothier. THE EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE. - • the Commander-in-Chief, took place vestertlay morning, ,COTTON.-We had rather more doing in our Cotton market By Mr. SIIUTTI,EWORTH. BANK RUP'f S. . ' on Hounslow-heath. Iht week , the sales amounting to 1,100 bales ; on Saturday At the Hell-secured ROV. at 12, in Lots, ' 4 John Jaryte, Brampton , Kent, tailor, to surrender, July 5, 19, s The undermentioned Regiments which were ordered to and August 9, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors , Mena t h e g . ' inquiry became more eneral and more bosiness would have --a' een done if holden had been d isp osed to meet the buyers at any Si EVERAL LEASEHOLD GROUND 1.. RENTS, amounting together to 011. tis per annum, held for be r e view e d , were formed in three B r i ga d es, viz.:- Lowe and Son, Southampton - buildings , Chancery-lane t sod • • - I • in ?' • • • long terms unexpired, at a pepper-corn, and issuing out of several BRIHADE OF HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY-IN Life Guards, 2tl Messrs. Stephees sail Son. Chatham. inconsiderable reduction. Yesterday there ass great an mation Homan in Braton-creecent, Charles -street, . k Ditto, Royal Horse Guards ; commanded by Colonel' Roo. H. B. John Wisdom, lickfletd, Sussex , grocer. July 5. .. 14 and the market, io consequence of the favourable news from Liverpool . ; i substantial mei:liege South-street, iii the laetrile. of St. Mary-la-Bonne and St. Pancras. Lysol'. s August 9, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Cond. Solicitor, Mr. Iliad- nearly 2 , 080 bags Surata were disposed of ; ordiniay to good fair , 84d. a Iod. of which 1,400 bags were sold at itSd. fair quality. The An Absolute Reversion to 250/. New Four per Cents., a Cantin- a. Bata ADE or HEAVY CAVA La y-lst (King'.) Draerran Guards, marsh, Ceases c, Jetta n-street, Ctipplegate. d inserted prices must be considered entirely nonimith gent Reversion to 1,0021. Three per Cent. Consols, and Twenty 2CatiQueen's) . Ditto. 2d (R. N. British) Dragoons ; commanded by Joseph Alarshall, Birmingham. victualler, July 26. 27. an COl.l EE.-The public sales last week went of without brisk Shares in the Eagle Fire and Life Insuranee Company. • Col. Kearney, 2d Dragoon Guards. August 9. at. twelve, at the Royal II etre Birmingham. Selo hors. R i nen, but there was no reduction io the currency, except for good 6 ~, .particulars . inaLbe had till the ale of Mr. Charlton, Solicitor, t. BRIO ADE OF I.IOIIT CAVALRY-7th Ilteivirs, 12th Royal e oatisutry.court, elect-street ; Messrs. Crowder s and Alaynard, . Lenten ; commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Brotherton, 12 th Sh"ni• Heating and Baxter. Gray's lan - Pisce 4 and 3les'itt' R. j and fine middling Jamaica, which sold 21. a 38. lower ; a parcel of and C. H. Bird, Birmingham. Solicitor% bothbury ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. I Retold Lancers. Edward Winder, Manchester, tailor, July 9, 11, and Augur 9, I aned o , rdinary enium St. Domingo, withdrawn from public sale at hte. tion, was afterwards disposed of at 635. There were three public e . „ eu ,, , KOVAL HORSE ARTILLERY ---( eight guns), commanded by at teo, at the Star Inn, 31aechnter. Solicitors, Messrs. Head vales th is forenoon, consisting of 297 casks '293 bags British Plan. 4 0 , r nr, • COL Downrnan, Royal Artillery, Aid. de - Camp to the King. and Johcsun, Temple ; and Mr. Seddon, alanchester. cation, 278 bags St. Domingo ; the latter withdrawn at tilts, and --- - The whole were commanded by Lieu[.-General Lord DIVIDENDS. for which 62,.. 6d. was offered : the British Plantation Coffee went VERY NEAT DETACHED RESIDENCE, 'Edward Somerset, K.C.B. July 26. Daniel Edward Colston, ,Islington-road, upholsterer, at . off' steadily at lull prices ; Jamaica, good ordinary dark colour With large Garden. Clanton. Middlesex. he Bankrupts' Court-Auguste% Nicholas May, Albion- I mace fits. tad 635. lid, , fine fine ordinary 765., ordinary mid- Ily Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, te. It being announced by a general order from the Horse ten , at e t Ste a budder, at ten, at the Bankrupts ' Court- July 26. Ming 89s. • Demerara and Berbiceg ood middling 86s. a Wee, At the Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, unless pzeviously disposed Guards that the review would begin at eleven o'clock, the Thomas . ' Sheira't, e Birmingham.' carrier, at twelve, at the Royal middling 110 s. a 84s. The Coffee ' market fully supports the of by private connect, 4 . roads leading to Hounslow-heath were thronged, notwith- Hotel Birmingham-July 26. William West, Bredenhtlees Here- prices of last week, but there is no briskness : Demerara and Der- A Very neat detached LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, rtanding the unfavourable appearance of the weather, at fordshire , dealer , at eleven , at the Falcon Inn, lhocnyarti, Here- bin are pnrticularty heavy. desirably situate near the 3-mile stone at Clapton, containing ortm Leeming, Salton!, I,An i cash-re• SUG•I, R.-The medium of Muscovado last week continued ' two servants' moms • four principal batch the early hour of five, with a great number of equestrians , f timit ir i e n7r A ch ue. en •u t: t at l. ni:i r e, h at the King's Arms Inn, Deansgatee steady . 'and considerable i until Friday, when the request became cheerful ; a handsome . bow-windowed drawing am• very airy all and dining parlour, told pedestrians, pressing forward with anxiety to take - Manchester-July 21. John liepple, Cana" Northumberland, brisk and extensive; the prices were 6d. a Is. per cwt. higher: the convenient kitchens and domestic officer and altering, paved yard, 1 ameression of the.best possible stations for viewing the scene cooper, at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn, Hexham, Northumbere sales at the close of the market were ve imated during the week, to large walled gar d e n, a b un d ant ly stoc k e d w i t h f ru it trees , an d a Of notion, anterior to the arrival of the immense assemblage land-Jely.l9. Peter Caygill Lee and William Banned, Hammer- exceed 3,000 hhas. The Sugar market opened rattle, heavily this large slip of ground, appropriated as a poultry yards The Pre- of the comrnunitv which generally takes place on such ~ 4 smith, linen-drapers, et twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court--J ale jth morn ing , Thomas Middleton. Liverpool. cotion-manufectuter. at t welve, et but as the day advanced , very extensive buyers came forward and purchased freely. We e estimate the sales at a late of 321. per annum. mises are held on lease for nine years unexpired, at a ground rent occasions. At six o'clock a troop of the Sth Hussars as- York Hotel, Liverpool-July 30. Daniel Scott Norton, tiehridge, hour to exceed 1,890 rants ; the prices are flatly Is. higher than on IR be . - 'enabled tilt the Heath, and at nine, the remainder of thatbe viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, the Bankrupts' C rt August 6. Joseph Waal. this day week ; tile public . sale of flarbsdnet went oft' with brisk. -1 7 - may brewer, a: ten, at corps, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Dudley, IVorcestershire, linenolniper, at ten, at the Bankrupts' ness at prices Is. a 2s. higher, 645. 6d. a 675. for the yellow, 745. v William Russell, assisted by a detachment of the 17th Court-July 19 . Thomas King , Oxford, grocer, at one, at the foe tine white. In the Refined market these was little variation P art icu lars will also be delivered at the Mart, and on the Pre- krupts' Court-July 9. Richard Burberry, Coventry, silk-ma- during the last week • low lumps were scarce at 8611., good at 875., mises. Lancers, which were ordered to keep the ground, arrived, Ran - Co •--J I . 26 . John • ' • fparcels deliverableweek ufacturer, at ten, at the Bankrupts ' tr. u y ihd a consrderable proportion 0 the a or and immediately detached to mark the boundary. About 1 : Richard., Edward Campbell Richards, and John Riche-di, jun., two hence were contracted for at the present prices; tine goods still DETACHED RESIDENCE ON THE HIGH ROAD TO • i a half-pest nine, the concourse of all classes , and degrees, in Martin's-lane. London, merchants , at ten , at the Bankrupts ' rated low in proportion to lumps . -31olasees were 275. a 275. 6d. STOKE NEWINGTON. and an IMPROVED RENT. 'vehicles of every description, on horseback and on ioot. Court-July 21. Richard Fairclough, Farington, Lancashire, There is more inquiry for Refined Sugars this forenoon, and scarcely By alr. SHUTTLEWORTH, • was immense. Shortly after ten, the numerous and splendid tanner, at eleven, at the Mitre Inn, Preston, Lancashire. any lamps offer under 87s ; grocery goods go off more freely ; Sin- At the Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, in Tel bon, equipages of the Nobility and Gentry began to reach the CERTIFICATES. JULY 19. lasses 275. a 27e. rid. A public sale of about 4,000 bags Mauritius Lot 1. desirable detached LEASEHOLD RE- Valentine Hocking , Walton, Buckinghamshire, builder--John Sugars, brought forward last week, went off with briskness at full A Very Si I ENCE.nituate within two miles of Town, the Heath, and take their stations in the stand assigned to . , . , .... . .. „.. Huntington, telt:ma-street, Snow-nut jeweller- lain .ne- I ye tlf S . l races; brown 335. and 345., yellow 33a. and 3fis.: the whole at the corner o f • bhackleweil-lane, in the high road to Stoke Newington, them. The display of beautiful, fashionable, and ale- benne , gently dressed women was captivating and brilliant, and ,„, : thayiembridge, Lancashire. cottomeatesJohn Dam- low duty of 275. otherwise the buyer to have the option of giving with a large welted garden., green-house, &c., commanding two 3.anebesier, eabinet.maker-James Nivel. p e ie r bemugo, 01 , t h e contract . Few purchases o f F ore i gn s ugar , w e re reported : valuable frontages, eligible for building on. The house is screened the arectacle altogether was grand and imposing. Tlie corps assembled in two lines of contiguous regi- Birchin-lane, %merchant an d ej ert h e _rydvit, utamorgatomire, draper-Thomas Wood, there were , however, considerable inquiries. Iv public sale this ' from the road by a handsome row of !lines and other plantations, . forenoon, 302 chests, middling white old and soft Havanna!) went and stands in the centre of a garden, web stocked with fruit trees; I mental columns of squadrons, and, a little before eleven, - ---- at 50s. and blr.; by private contract fine white Ilavannah sold containing six bedchambers, handsome drawing and dining rooms, at 64e. deployed inta two lines of parade, to receive the Corn- LIVERPOOL, MOND•V Etaxino• a breakfast parlour, suitable domestic offices, and cellaring. , TOBACCO.-There was a great revival in the 'demand for Lot 2. An Improved RENT of 191. per annum, amply secured, ' madder-in-Chicf. Wind S.W., witb showers.-Ilieh Water, 13 m. p. 8. Tobacco last we e k ; the buyers paid particular attention in the l o w and issuing opt of premises attached to Lot 1. • I il At eleven o'clock, Field Marshal his Royal Highness the . Arrived the General Brown, Sharp, from Charleston, sailed 29th qualities, purchasing all the parcels or Virginia% which offered , y he viewed with tickets, which with articultas may be Crimmander-in-Chief, accompanied by Field Marshal his may i Flying Fish, Bales, from Galipoli, in 74 days ; Mother un d er 4 0 1i. n r ea n r e l arl i y 00 1. 1 04.1 1 h at hd 4 e. d. were reported sold at 3ed., and a ha 31 r. a S hut tl e worth, No. 28, Pault • ay Parteulan et; also be Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal and Sisters, -, from Balling ; Commerce, -. from Femainia. Pa nel.ia urge it2d a parcel rcelo to T a o manufacturer amt. ;in addiion to which. changed had ten day t previous to • the Sale, of Masses ' • W alton and Y A Andras, his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, Field Marshal buco ; Eleanor, -, f r om Sligo ; Dorset, - , from Alexandr i a hands, lum the speculators ; the Art ' i P c a ulsrs of the latter del not Solicitors, Warnford-exturt, Timeadneedle-street ; and at the Mart. # his Grace the Duke of 'We ll ington, Field Marshal , his and Milford ; Amethyst, Bossy , from !on ; .lary,, Nicholson, transpe - from Charleetownewith pipe-clay ; Lancashire Witch , Neale. from • . , - , Royal Highness the Prince of Saxe Coburg , General the Lisboa. Sailed the Gildenorone, Jeanne, for Aarhntis • Frederica, RI3I. BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.--There were consider- ILFORD, 4$ Earl of [Farrington, General the Marquis of !fasting, Go- Heregaret, for Elsinore; Oscar. Tollerman, tor ditto; \i-estmore- able p urchases _ of Rum during for were for 100 and 50 puncheon th e the last week; one or . two contours neral the Earl of Cathcart, General Tarleton, Genital the ( land, tVeathiugton, for Newfoundland ; Cortes, De Coate, a, greater proportion small par- Near Ilminsier,Somersetabire. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, Marquis of .angleses, General Sir Harry Calvert, General New York ; Atalanta. Jones, for Trieste ; Atticus, Dunbar, for eels of sto I S pun cheons; n proofs and Ito 2 over Is. Iht. a Is. led. TO-MORROW, at It, 'Boston ; Richmond, Prince, for ditto ; Plato, Webster, for ditto ; There were so qor fine Jamaica, and some sales were re- A DESIRABLE FARM, situate at Ilford, near II- Lord Lytiedoch, and several other General Officers, and at- ' Duke of Wellington , Bea for al dhl El' Grant , Beaty, an a ; In Salter , ported to 2s. 10d. and 3s, Brandy continues exceedingly dull ; the :ended by a nuerons Staff in full dress, taint upon the f or Portsmouth, A. S. ; Zee Mereuw, Plug, for Rottenism ; and nominal quotation of parcels as arrive 3s. ;purchases of last years minster, in the County of Somerset, comprising Eighty- mseventhe same more or „ Acres, be lean, of rich Arable Meadow , and - ground, and was received by a royal salute of artillery. G u l osre, Lunt. for Virginia. housed reported at 3%. Id. ; the late wiles of pale Genera are •at Pesture band, wish a Farm-hotne, Barn, Stable, and Out-build. The Commander-in-Chief, followed by a grand military The Gentled Brown, from Charlestni, sailed 29th Slay ; the Is. JULIOI. At a late hour w-day the rectifiers came forward to pur- ings, in the occupation of Mrs. Hannah Cuff, an old and very re- cortege, tlien rode down the two lines, on a very beautiful Majestic sailed 28th ; the Emerald seal Sarah, and Caroline were • tut sail the 29th-for Liverpoo l . On the 20th June spoke Brig the charger, ana returned by the rear to his station, opposite .. . . from . _ . . tonsthwaite, Wilson, Pernambuco toe Li v erpool. chase Ruin freely, but there were no sales to any extent repartee proof Leeward. Is. 10d. ; the tine Jamaica nauch inquired atter for home consumption, sad 3s. and 31. 14. realised for strong and flue spectable yearly Tenant, at a Rent of Two Hundred and Thirteen Pounds per Annum. the centre. The b ur ies, Stevens, and Navy, Batchelor, arrived at Charles- Parcels. The Estate is held of the Earl of Egrernont, for time residue of a The cars next passed in parade by troops. The column ton front Liverpool. HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW. --The demand for Tallow Term of Ninety-nine Years, front hady Dav, 1784, determinable countermarched, trotted past, and formed into contiguous The Commerce. from Petnambtwo, 'sailed the 17th Slay, in continuesa steady, but nut extensive; there is not the slightest carte. on the death of John Salter. who was Fifty-five years of age last I columns. • • company with the Star, for Liverpool. thin in the prices ; new 33e. 6d. a 365. Hemp is in dernand at Alan, sablect to a ground rent. The Life is insured, and t h epo- MOVEMENTS AND ATTACKS. The IVilliani Neilson, White ; Crown, Robertson ; Aurora, higher prices, 411. There is lade Flax at market; the quotations licies will be assigned to the purclten. Halsey: Jane, H o lmes ; and Mannion, Graves, arrived at New are nearly nominal. May be viewed, with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had 1. The columns moved in route. •2. The fire of the rear-guard announced a threatened attack on Orleans from Liverpool. 011.5.-Ity public sale Teat week 230 tuna South Sea Oil went off till the Sale, at the Swan Inn, Ibuinster ; King's Head, Bridge- = the rear of the columns. The Lightfoot arrived at New Orleans from le'hltehaven. at .101. a 241. fair unlit .and and casks included. The quotations water ; Castle, Taunton; oe alessrs. Jones and Horton, Sono 3. The Corps took a position to repel the enemy by a counter The llibemia, Green, and Nymph, Howard, arrived at Quebec of Fish Oil are generally a shade lower, and the market heavy; tors, No. 11, Holhorn-court, Gray's Inn ;at the Mart ; and la . , front Liverpool. there is a revival in the Inquiry for Seed Oils. Mr. Shutdeworth, No. za, Poultry. attack : the movements of the Heavy Cavalry were masked by the Light Brigade anti guns. 'l'be Leander, from Liverpool for New Orleans, arrived at SPICES.-There has been very little business reported In Ptm- Mobile 4. The Heavy Brigade attacked in direct eehellon of Regiments. . • rr since the public sale of Friday. when above 200 bags good light DUNCROFT HOUSE, NEAR STAINES, MIDDLESEX. sold at bid. Nutmegs 4e. 3d. a as . 9d. • there have been By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, roman were detacW by the Iluesars an i the Lancers made a The irata, °abb, has be i e v n ed co a n t dri itil l a e e d lerht er ill. ° l °. some eP inquiry after the latter; all other East India . Spices are at no - At the Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, by order of the Executors partial attack on a (sumo:Yeti) rallying veld/ of die enemy. 5. The Di retired-the Ctileassiers in lima ; the heavy Fran cis, Adapts, p Liverpoo l ,wor spoke , m ind quotations. The Regent, Coul, from Liverpool for alimmichi„ rEA_since the sale several . and Executrix of Samuel Jerani, Esq. deceased, unless an accept- Brigade in eclitilon from the lee. with 4th Tune. brea k s of Con oar bear id. ad. able offer be previously made by Private Contract. 6. The Enemy threatening to turn the left, the direction of the The Pitt, Collier, arrived at Newfoundland from LiverpooL Vance; and the delivery has been unusually large. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYIIOLD 'I I . echellon was changed, and a new position taken up, the le ft being The Matilda, Hodgson, arrived at New Orleans from Li- , .......--ns A ESTATE, comprising DUNCROFT HOUSE, a spa. thrown back. verpool. SALES BY AUCTION. - tins, handsome, and very commodious Family Residence, with During the movements of the lines there were some partial at. . - suitable attached and detached ellen, environed by about eight tacks, tec by the Light Troops, to repel the recounoiseances of the EAST INDIA SHIPPING. By Messes. DAWSON and CAFE, acres of land, very tastefully disposed in gardens, orchards, lawn, enemy. At Garraway's Coffee-house, in the City of London, on TUES. shrubberies, and Pleasure mounds, profusely decorated with Arne- 7. Tar Division advanced to charge, the Heavy Brigade being The Nary, David, from the South Seas, has arrived off Fal- DAY, the 6th of July next, at 12, by order of the Assignees rican a d other exotic shrubs, interspersed with forest trees of • i 1 . unequal to the force operseed, halted, and retired through the mouth ; see railed from Alanila the 16th January, and from the of an Insolvent Debtor. peculiar beauty and variety, and shaded by knolls and avenue. of , Cuirantlers, who attacked and defeated the enemy-pursuers were cape the 211th April. Lot I. FI I HE immediate LIFE INTEREST of the flourishing elms; commanding a situation highly interesting, a detached and rallied. ARRIVAL AT atm CArt.-The Ridleys, Blair, from London. ..1_ said INSOLVENT (aged 42) in the sum of One short distance from Staines, and only airmen miles from Hyde • 8. The Division retired to resume in march in columns, covered sate spoKEN wor tr.-The Roscoe, -, from India to Lon. Thousand Pounds; also his contingent Life Interest in a like sum Park, embracing prospects of Cowper 's Hill, Runnymede, arid by the Light Brigitte. dou, its lat. 3, S. long. 33. of One Thousand Pounds, and Two Thousand Six Hundred Windsor Castle, the vicinity to which is daily becoming more I : 9. The Rear Guard indicated a renewed attack on the rear of the ----- Pounds ekpectant on his surviving his Wilk (aged 46), which said attractive. The Residence has been recently placed in perfect cops. iir, SHIPPING INI'ELLIGENCE. several Inroad are charged by an Indenture, bearing date the 22d order, and is fit for the immediate occupation of a family of the first i 10. The messes of columns successively deployed, and the Cut-_........--- day of November, 1810, with the payment of the sum of Six respectability ; containing numerous servants' apartments, hand- the enemy. Par-Tessier attacked to the front end overt hrew CUSTO3I-110USE, JUNE 27, Hundred Pounds and Interest thereon since that period, and also some lofty airy bedchambers, a capital dining room, 24 feet by 18 i suers were detached, and being rallied, the whole corps formed with the payment of an Annuity of Seventy-fire Pounds per An- fret , an elegant drawing room 23 ft. by 19, communicating through • ENTERED INWARDS.-The Earl Bathurst, Pound ; and Ron, •. i . • in double line of parade-took open order , and gave the general Ellis, from Rotterdam ; Good Intent, Bragg; Vrouw Hirje, De rum for the Life of a Person aged 48, and will be sold subject a conservatory ; with a morning room, finished en suite, 21 ft. by salute. Veit" ; and Vrouw Petina, Mulder, from Ostend : Cognac, Bar- ther eto. 18; an entrance hall paved with marble, and commodious light 1 ' i Thus teraninated this btilliant military spectacle. IVe ton, from Charente; Good Mother, Ileidemareh, from Sandefiord ; Lot 2. The EQUITY . of REDEMPTION of and in the FEE staircase. The attached offices are well arranged, and adaptedl'or . • watt indelaxibably gram' anti imposing. 9nefitly expressed to the General Officers near hini, his un- Juatitia, Jaspersen, from Droblek ; Limns, Reid, from Que bec; 31 under', from Dublin ; anion, comprising a Farm-house , two lofty walls, clothel with weleselected huh ems ; there are also a h AT, and be acres or thereabouts of peach-house and grapery, pine and melon pits, an ice fi ouse, and Edwards, from Youghall ; pd. orchard, meadow, and arable land. now in the occupation of Mr. other desirable appurtenances, with extensive privileges on Staines never witnesecd movements more admirably performed, SlackerenMartin, from Guernsey ; Naiad, Hutchison, from Cadiz ; SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of all that Al essuage, Tere- every domreate comfort.. Ihe detuehed comprise two coach-houses, and attacks more efficiently executed. The whole scene A stele Levy, cfolll Calcutta, Visagapatam, Madam, and St-Helena ; meet . and Premises, heretofore called or known by the name of a three stall stelae, with harness room and loft., cow house, BURRIDG ES or SURGES, but afterwards and for many y ears piggeries, poultry house, &e. The station are chiefly enclosed by His Royal Highness the t'ominander-in-Chief foe - :LoocutttolialGesc..alicraoivt!l sen f ce rom Fi ß z e g l e iz m e t t 4 ailmaiglis),unCoggol,nf.rotinkoNrgeew I b l a s r t ns p , sa w - t it f:d c led onyen H l t en T i C o H . ES ou ; .. qualified approbation of the movements and attacks of the grim, Vaughan ; and Ann, Mogford, from Waterford ; Meridian, Blake, as a yearly tenant, at the rent of 50/. clear of all taxes, Moor. As or Brigades. The Royal Duke retired with a superb caval- Hatch ; and Richard and Ann. Way, from Dublin ; Ranger, Sa. except one-half the land-tax; situate and lying in the Parish of May be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may • • ti 4 ai d e, hi g hl y grat ifi e d and delighted. rage, from Belfast; Peace, Murphy, from .Wexford; Aurora, Aslibritde, in the county of Somerset, about six miles from Wel- be had of Mr. Sbuttlevonth, No. 28, Poultry. Particulars may Harvey, front Dublin ; Sultan, Read, from NVaterfonl. lington, thirteen from Taunton, and eight from Tiverton. also he had of Mr. Nelson, Solicitor, Essex-street, Strand ; at the The ground was exceedingly well kept by the Bth llus- ~. sterzare. OUTWARDS.-The Nimble, Ehdon, for Smyrna ; The Premises are under mortgage to Mr. Thonia.s Bond, to Black Dog. Bedfont ; the George, Hounslow ; the Crown(Egham; ears, assisted by a detachment of the 17 th Lancers. Julie, Presger, for Calais • Essex, Buncle,for Lagusyra and Car- whom there is now due, for Principal and Interest upon the said the White Hart, Windsor; Botham's and Cecil's, Salt Hill; and ELECTIOArtikiIitRIFFS. Mortgage , the sum of One Thousand Five Hundred and Five thagena; 1,111110E6s Weideman, for Bremen and Brake ; Paris, at the Mart. , . Stonehouse, for Elsinore and Petersburgh. Pounds Twelve Shillings. ---emmme-e. CtuAntri OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.-The Printed Particulars may be had at the Office of Messrs. Graham LONG LEASEHOLDS, TOTTENHAM, MIDDLESEX. Yesterday the polling was even mince languid than it was on the Diana, Sim o for Leghorn ; King of the Netherlands, Slater, for and Oalsworthy, Solicitors, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane ; and of p rece ding days. The several city o ffi cers who are obliged to attend Rotterdsm ; Electra, Robinson, for Philadelphia; Henry Weller- alessrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great Alarlbortugh.street. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIE At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, July 13, at 12, upon the hustings, exhibited a very ea ce :l appearan during the day, ley, Wade, Sierra Leone; alellish. Cole, for Madeira, Madras, NORFOLK. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held fora term of 96 . • Lost It was expected by several members of the Livery that as Mr. and Bengal • Sirene, Faillant; and Commerce Fournier, for • h n o ,_ Hig ly lmportant FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, torts- 1-1. I'eant unexpired, its a ground-rent; comprising ten neat Hurd had resignel, Mr. Dove would follow the example, and that Cal • E arl ICI H eat h , f or R •erd • H Calai s;o anorty, ot, am ; ermes, Ho. • t the idle contention at Guildhall would altogether cease.mune 1,130 Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, a well-built dwellingthouees, with a to each, situate in King's. hereon, for Pernanibuco; Prince of Waterloo, Marla, for lar,sion House placed in the centre of a finely Timbered Park, roadand IC garden' . ' - The polling had advanced in the most chilling manner until mg-street, late Coleman s Nursery, and near the Church Ostend , Iris Zimmerman, for Pillau, Koningsberg and the and the Adrowsort, extending over 2,200 Acres : the whole form. at Tottenham, in the occupation of respectable tenants , at rents , 1 about fiat minutes before three o'clock, whim a sort of bustle was E ' • M • • V k f or n • and Ranted ; ' • al leon ; ercurius, tern e, '4 smote observed on the hustingx. amounting to 9IL per annum. i et Ma Bra r•rowwoitrit then advanced and stated, that he came Taylor, for Teneriffe ; Acorn, Robertson, for Cadiz ; Neptunus, By Messrs. STEVENS and BRENC II LEY, Ileskow, for Stockholm. for At the Auction M art, London on WEDNESDAY July 6 , at r 2 Ma y be visited with leave of the taunts ' sod Pa rti cula te had ' forward to propose two gentlemen to till the o ffi ce of Sheriffs , Mr. ,' • ten days previous to the sale at the Bell and Hare, Tottenham ; i A IdermemPoowderKelly, nnd to demand a poll in their names. !Loud applause.) It had, he t observed, observed, been thought ne- ~.t .I.E•ItIND (iUTWARDS.-The Sea Nymph, Burroughs, • Naples ;John and Harriett; Phillips, for Tunis; New Manly, ' • f • t unless previously dieposed oby anvil e contract, N Important and highly Valuable FREEHOLD IN- at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, N 0.23, Poultry. I pack. for Gibraltar, Malaga, and Barcelona ; Charlotte, Trettin, coory to send a dutation to those gentlemen, of wham reapecta. A VESTMENT, comrising the Manor, Mansion, and Estate far Stettin • Henry, Redd, for Halifax and Newfoundland ; EIiza,FREEHOLD WAREHOUSES IN THE CITY OF . • Tetley the Livery were perfectly convinced, to requeet they would Blake, for . Rotterdam; Julia, Milne; and Rapid, Garrick, for , of Henry Bell. Esq. d eceas ed , situate in the adjoining Parishes of . LONDON, • consent to fill the situations which wcre of so important a nature, Tunis. Wallington , Thorpeland, South Runcton, and Holme, about I and which might to be filled with dignity, and by gentlemen who • eight miles from the sea-port town of Ki n g' s Lynn, three miles Adapted for General Merchandise s m any Manufactory requiring 0 1 Th Sally, A llen, CLEARED UTWARDS 't 0 IIIe.LAWD.-- e for exce ll entlight. were not strangers to the Livery of London. (Cheers.) from the market town of Downham, and ninety miles from Lon- Dublin. I, Mr. SAwase seconded the motion, end a number of the most _...eass--- don. The Estate consists of 1,150 acres of very superior amble, By Mr. SHUT T LEIVORTH, respectable men connected with the Corporation immediately ran FROM LLOYD'S LIST. pasture, and wood lands, in a high state of cultivation , of which At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, July 13, st It, unless previously '.. ) ua to the poll clerks to testify their zeal in favour of the new Can. 1,500 lie in *ring fence ; a spacious mansion-house , called • Wal- disposed of by private contract, - diestee. They had no chore than three minutes at most to vote, but Fat. erocartnitter 26. Arrived the Kingfisher Packet, from lington Hall, situate in the centre of a park finely timbered with A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a very sub-1 •' the poll clerks were not lige during that period, as may be seen the Brazils, sailed from Rio the 16th of April, and Pernambuco the ask and other forest trees, and bounded by woods and plantations. 'untie! Warehouse of Five Floors, with lofty dry Cellarage from the number voted for/elderman Crowder and elr. Kelly. The 11th of May ; the Sphynx Packet, from the Mediterranean, sailed e from Corfu the 13th ult. Malta the 21st, and Gibraltar the 7th inst. ; The Residence contains every suitable office, surrounded hy gardens under, eligibly situated, adjoining the establishment of Messrs. board presented at three o'clock the foliowing numbers :- and pleasure grounds. The agricultural buildings comprise four Sheerman and Co. in Barthnlotnew-close, near Aldersgate-street . 1 Mr. Dove - - 3 . 5.9 Mr. W OOll4 l - - 85 the Mary, David, from the South Seas. substantial farm houses, with barns and other requisite outbuild- and West Smithfield. The Warehouse occupies a site 34 feet by Mr. Hurd . - 285 I Alderman Crowder -18 COWES, J use. 27.-Arrived the Dutch ship Petang, Rodgers, ings, placed at convenient distances upon the Estate. The manorial 26 feet, or thereabouts. The floors are light, lofty, very strongly Mr. Martin - - 121 Mr. Kelly - -11 l from Batavia, in 120 days; the Albion, bee, from Charleston, in rights extend over 1,20 P acres of land abounding with game. The timbered, and the access good, rendering the premises peculiarly Mr. BUTTERWORTH foetal, that Alderman Crowder and Mr. t hirty days; and the Cleopatra, Eagle , from Batavia , in fill days. valuable advowson of Hu n c t o n cum Holine, with Wallington and applicable for housing merchandise in general, or for the maeufac- Kelly had both consented to serve upon receiving the requisition. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 27.-Arrived the Prranga , Brazilian fie- Thorpeland, extending over about 2,200 acres of titheable land, tune of silk lace, carpets, hosiery , the wholesale stationery business, Mr. DOVE then addressed the Liver v, and declared that he was gat e . from alaranhann with Admiral Lord Cocane on board ; with a neat parsonage borate, gardens, and glebe land.. The pre- printing, a druggist, drymaltet, cabinet-maker, bookbinder, or resolved to keep the poll open to the hest moment, as he would not she has all her masts sprung, and will come into harbour to repair. sent incumbent is il l aged 73. The whole of this valuable property any establishment to which contiguity to the City is desirable. yield in dignity Of spirit to Mr. Alderman Crowder or Mr. Kelly. Also arrived his elejesty's ship, Seeflower from a cruise ; and alar- (except abou t 127 acres ) Is tithe free, lies near to excellent markets, May he viewed, and particulars had ten days previous to the (Filmes and applause.) tin Luther, Bass. front Aladeins Passed by the alariner, Pen- and is partly bounded by the navigable river Ouse. The mansion sale of Mr. Peaciuey, Solicitor, Salisburvonnare, a lestostreet ; on Alderman CROWDER, who appeared in the Ilall amidst the . Airsick , from the Coast of Africa. , Pitt back the Superb, George, horse and park (comprising 467 acres) are in hand, the remainder the „excises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, louder applausem then , : nod forward. Ile had, he said, to &polo- for philadeiphia, stud Crew. for India. is in the occupation of respectable tenants • the whole being of the p oe t 1 . f 1 es e to the Livery for not having acted with more promptitude and enmity when he was first proposed. Had he !one so, he would DEAL, JU N E 27.-Passed through for the river, the George the Third, popplewll; the Wellesley, Perryman . and the Cam- value of 2,3001. per annum. The sum of 30,0001. may remain se- cured upon the estate for seven years, at an interest of 4 per cent. dry. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, GROUND-RENTS, leave saved them the trouble to which they were put in leis election. bridge, Mason, from Jamaica ; the Sons of Commerce, from St. per annum. AND REDEEMED LAND-TAX. I •t, it would certainly hove been gratifying to bite to postpone the du- a Wat sed rivilegosat the mtizois of London. (Cheers.) lie shoals( Domingo t the Prince Waterloo. Dory, from Sierra Leone ; The Estate may be viewed, and printed particulars, with plans, Producing 1311 7a ' thWatson, e Ant, Wa from St. Jago de Cuba ; the Ann, Ware, from Rio; and the lirazillian Packet, Semler, from ditto.--Came down had on application to M asp Jan Solicitors, Jarvis, and Mr. Charles Dunham, Land Agent, Lynn. Norfolk ;of Messrs. Cloaca, Orme, . per Annum, improvable in a short ties of the office, walch he was told was important to the linerties period. Apr, all OtPastOWSINWPWILNI the dictates of the Lissy, and matfrom the River and remain, the Georgians, Watts, for Greral3 ; and Wedleke, Solicitors, 10, King's Bench-walk, Temple ; and of By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, sedalcuele attend to hie duty. who the Mary. ljanty, for Quebec; the Henry Wellesley, IVeSe, f or Messrs. Stevens and Breitchley, 36, Old Jewry. At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, July 13, at 12, in 10 Lots, Mr. BUTTERWORTH appeared for his friend, Mr. Kelly, Sierra !,cote; the Diana, Sint, for Leghorn, and the Mellish , KEN' S . A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising. a spaeous was pre.veeted by circumstances front attending on that day, but cede. foe t u b a . ST. MARY' HALL. / - 1. DWELLING.HOUSE and PRE3IISES, situate No. 20, I who would pay his respects to the Livery on 'Wednesday. Litchfield erect . Soho, near Newport Market and the new Im- BRISTOL, Julie 27 .- Arrival' Chilton, Gables, from Quebec: Highly Valuable Freehold Fa r ms, Laud Tax redeemed, compris. Friends, Leurs, from the Bay of Adm.-Sailed the N e p tu n e , Arnot, log 521 Acres, I Roods, 16 P er ches, of exceedingly tine fertile r a i t r i o n ve m iers ; let on lease at a very low net rent of 341. 10s. per IMPROVEDI7RR Nell GRstilliVA R. • t it t iv ..........nn o •-- TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. the New Brunswick ; the Swallow, Spuyer has arrived at Nod ➢ es GIBRALTAR, Just 3.-A Colombian armed brig was cruising Meadow, Marsh, Arabk, and Wood bands. By Mixers STEVENS and BRE NC II LEY, FREEHOLD GROUND-RENTS, amounting to 401. 16.. off La Roche, 31st ult. At the Auction Mart, Londun, on FRIDAY, July 22, 1825, at Per annum, amply soured, issuing out of numerous dwelling- - Juxo 6.-The Gen. Santander, Colombian privateer, sailed 12 o'clock, in 4 Lots. houses and premises, situate in Litchfield-street, and Cooper's. •• • Stit,-A greater nunther of works to fecilitate the sequel:meat of from henceyesterday,_for the eastward. N Important FREEHOLD PROPERTY, compris- court, adjoining the above. the French language have been published within the last few years ~ Pi DEIR Al Mi . AY .-The wreck of a b r i g, s upp osed to be a thee ever was known before. But certainly, of all the ingenious r, .AA ing the Manor of St. Mary's Hall, and 821 acres, 2 roods, REDEEMED LAND-TAX, amounting to 18/. 2s. per works that have appeared on this subject, none has higher chime to ' and A ladenwith timber, h been d • the Doer foreigner, . 1 k as riven on • as; 16 perches,of exceedingly rich hand, situatean the parish ofSt3lary annum ; and no further 'Arun' ars are yet known . public notice than Mr. Dotivilk's Frew.% Grammar. The author ' s o lino , distant seven antes from Rochester, and 34 from London LEASEHOLD GROUND RENTS, amounting to 45/. Os. rIIILADELPHIA, AIAY 31. The Ladle and Mary, Grover. grand etadistinguished from the plans of other marnmarims, comprising, per annum, held for 67 years unexpired, and most amply secured from F a a l to Tampico. was struck by a water-epout, upeet and has been to promote facility in speaking kroach. The means whichhot I. Three Hundred and Fifteen Acres and twenty-seven upon three excellent residences, situate No. 8,9, and 10, Gren- eunk. The master and crew arrived a t C hb e in g ampeac y, afire Le has minloyed are admirably adapted to the purpose. The ex- perches of excellent Marsh, Meadow, and Arable Land, whereof Ville - stmt, the corner of Brunswick-square. seven dayein their beet. • anises of all his Grammar form a cone/Linn of expressions and sera. C • •• LE Star 25.-The Edward Protherom arrival 300 acres and 27 perches are in hand, and the remainder let for a May be viewed, with leave of the tenantse and perticalars bad timeew most used in familiar discourse, which plan will be found here o on s• t a,a c ei..i . r a snot. , lerhas been dle cargo discharged, an she term, which will expire at Christmas, 1827, at an ann ual 621. 10s. rent of ten days previous to the sale, at the Dart, and of Mr. Shattleworth, . /trebly calculated for ill rapid attainment of that elegant language. ....._ nil ," !_ • a n , . • 28, Poultry. QM' repair . Lot 2. Twenty-one acres, I rood, I perch, of Manic Land , eon- . Th e lis ten of the French Verbs is also exemplified in quite a novel "e" " and superiar manner. But that which the omelettes 01 the French The American brig A l bert Dienn. from Virginia to London, tiguous to the preceding' part of which is let on lease for a term VALUABLE BUILDING GROUND, language vill particularly admire is This treatise on French poetry ; was abandoned the lith inst. in lat. 32. 38., long. 46. 49., being in a of 12 years froin Michaelnese last, at a rent of 411. per annum :the s - New Close, Rent Road. while the Stalenta will derive the greatest benefit from his torahs- remainder is let to Jame., Ellis, Esq. at anannual rent of 101. very leaky state. .... By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH. Lary and cenapendium of familiar plumes, as likewise from h is re- , hot 3. A Free Public House, called the Bell, situate on the v'ESS: LS SPOKEN WITH. -Hector, Grant, from Greenock for • At his Sale Room, No. 28, in the Poultry , TsIURSDA Y, July on . marks en pronunciation, his explanatioo of idioms, and models of Dem ra, and ult. all well. by the Cleopatra, arrived at Cowes. hh mad, and let to Charles Thompson, Esq., at an annual rent 21, at 1 too tint for the conunon business of the world. The whole, in Isabella. of Whitehaven, from Newryfor gliebee,7th inst. all well ;of 3°l ' ' e l w i t h SIXTY-SIX LOTS of valuable FREEHOLD LAND, • il Lot 4. The Mater, or reputed Manor, of St. Mary's Rs , short, la eo judiciously arranged. that those who may wish to se- -1601, Weilim of and for Baltimore, from Belfast, all well, by the very eligible for Building, situated in a highly respectable, / mare a knowledge of French , with a view to convereation, will find -Newton, arrived at the Cove of Calk ; Wolfe. of London. for 'Ace. the right of sporting •; a capital Farm House, Garden. Barn, Sta. A- , hies, and other requisite Outbuildings and 184 aczes 3 roods, healthy, and improved neighbourhood, on the borders of the road tots work emin ently serviceable. pulca, 12th lost , by the Ann, Hamilton. arrived in the D- tons. I have the honour to be. Sir, 9 perches, of Arable, Meadow, and WOod Lands. ' from London to Greenwich. through Camberwril, Peckham, and . , Your most obedient humble servant, - - The land tax upon the whole of this very desirable property is New Cross, in the County of Surrey, and extending from rood to London, Sane 47, 1825. A N AMATEUR. Tao females have been committed to Worcester gaol for redeemed, and the value is estimated at 1,0001. per annum. road. The Lots command frontages of SO to 140 feet by 100 to 230 PS.li le published by the authnr, 6, Coyest/y-6cm% Hayman- boric-stealing in the neighbourhood of Tenbury, the early May be viewed ; and Particulars, with Plans annexed, bad at feet and upwards in dept.'', and each Lot will entitle the Purchaser ket. and 2, Lawrence -lane, Snheapeide. the place of Kale; at the Crown and Bull inns , pitt of last week ; they were apprehended between Malvern Nelson, Gravesend; , Rochester ; . . Fountain, Canterbur • Bull, Dartford • Bell May be viewed with permission of Mr. Edmond, the present At a meeting bed ai - Pliciiiii - - on Thursday a petition and Upton, having sold the stolen bone at the latter place. and s tar inns, aun t , ro „, iof Messrs. El l s : sons eVslmale . and 'ofParticulars had My, occupier, wham may be ; also of .r. Geo. Law, to Parliament was agreed to, praying that the Corn Laws They are of the gipsy tribe, and were lately its custody on Garton, solicitors , Chancery-lane; and of Alain. Steveus and Solicitor, No. 10, New.square, Lincoln's Inn; at th e Auction $, . might be still farther amended. a similar accusation. Brenehley, 36, 111 Jewry, London. Mart; and of Sir. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. • t . . 0 ii • , . . . . 1 A . . a ... - -......- . • ' -'""""li"l""l"Wa"°7°4°P'.-AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIIMIIIL 1 1 75 vi Mr, I P eitc Wrl SALES BY AUCTION. s 4 Part of the Elegant and Fashionable Stock of Armes of Mr. y Sibley, of Oxford-street. 111 R. M( l ;l l l l glir i t PB and r f e oll P u e sn t o fa lax m l l i i e fi es , " ,S I VB.T1 ( 17 : by AUCTION . 'it. Oran Rola, 1;0nd-street. PAR T of, the VALUABLE and ELEGANT STOCK of MILLINERY. Ladies' superb dresses, beautiful India and other shawls, lace veis, and neckerchiefs ; silk of every description, and of the most fashionable patterns; collars, caps. habit shins, bands, rallies, and various items of Ares*, composed of French embroidery of rich patterns, and a great variety of useful millinery, (orating part of the Stock of 31r. SIBLEY, of Oxford-street. retiring from busineqa, and which will be lotted to meet the convenience of Pry vats Families and the Trade. May be viewed this day, and Catalogues had at Mr. Sibley's and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street. PICTURES. A splendid and ieteresdng Collection of the Dutch, Flemish, and Italian Schools. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce the SALE by AUCTION. at his Great Booms, New Bond-street, on SATURDAY NEXT, at One co*Clock, of a COLLECTION of splendid and interesting PICTURES, the property of an Ambassador, among which are the Holy Fa-nily, by Resbete • the Descent from the Cross, Spagnoletto ; Portraits by Morino er;elVeiseques; the Last Judgment, Tintoretto ; Cherie* the Fifth, by Titian ; View in Holland, De Koninck ; St. Jerome, P. Veronese ; and several 1/I=lolls specimens by Tellers, C. Dolci, Rembrandt, A. V. Velde, W. V. Velde, G. Dow, Corregio, Berkheyden, Terburg, °reuse, Bergitern, Both Hobbirna, Sebalken, Poussist, Albano, &c. A. and J. Ostade,Vader Heyden, The Dutch Pictures are of high class, and the subjects in general pleasing and characteristic of the customs, costumes, and manners of the country. May be viewed previous to the sale by Catalogues, to be had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street. PICTURES FROM THE COUNTRY MANSION OF A GENTLEMAN. R. PHILLIPS has the honour to announcd ' that ott 11 1 MONDAY NEXT, at I. he shall SUB MIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond-street, without re agree. an Interesting and Select COLLECTION of ITALIAN, DUTCH, and FLEMISH PICTURES, principally of Cabinet else. among which will be found specimens by, Stella Rerthem Brea e 1 Poussin W.:st Wouvermans Solaria Rembrandt Wynants Teniers Bataan Ontade Ruysdnel fireare particularly a rich little Gem by Teniers, from the PraslinCabiee. with others of equally high class, the propertr of a Gentleman, removed from his Mansion in the NY(st of England. May be viewed two days prior to the sale, and Catalogus then had, at L. each, at Mr. Phillips's. A SIMPLY ELEGANT, RUSTIC COTTAGE VILLA, AT HANGER HILL. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that ..on THURSDAY, the 7th of July. he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Rond-Ntreet. The IMPROVED LEASE of a DESIRABLE RUSTICATED COTTAGE RETREAT, competent fur ► small family, with Loath House and Stabling for two horses, a productive Garden, Orchard, and Paddock, with a Pleasure Ground surrounding the Cottage. The Situation retired about seven miles from London ; the neighbourhood social, the country around beautifully pictur esque, with a variety of rides and drirrs, and within an easy dis tance of the Uxbridge road. Ally be viewed by application on the Premises. and by tickets which with printed particulars may be had, at 73, Bond.etrcet, be Audios and the Old Hats, near Hanwell. 77Wrs 4 LONGD I TTO N. SURREY. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on THURSDAY, the 7th of July, at Two, he shall SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bordortreet, (unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty), a Small Picturesque AGE, beautifully situated in the village of Long Canon, in the Immediate neighbourhood of Kingston, Hampton Court, Re. with two gardens and an orchard, well stocked, and adjoining is a fieldof three acres of rich meadow land, in whiah is placed a good stable for four hems. The tenure is Leasehold. benic held under the Right Honourable Lord Kiog, for an unexpired term of thirty.orte years, subject to the trifling rent of twenty pounds per annum. ;_.... From its proximity to the metropolis—the beauties of the stir ronnding country—and the re.pectability of the neighbourhood. it affords an eligible opportunity of possessing a very Comfortable Cottage Residence. Further particulars and cards for viewing, may be obtained on application at Mr. Phillips's, 711, New Bond-street. • BROOK GREEN. COMPACT VILLA AND OFFICES, GARDEN, b..s. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that on THURSDAY, July 7, at 1, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at hls Great Rooms. Bond -street, a COMPACT and CHEERFUL RESIDENCE, situate at Brook Green, near the great Western road, about four miles from London, and seated in the centre of its own grounds and garden, with pleasing view in front and rear of Harrow and the country around. The Villa is in excellent repair. having been recently improved and painted, and comprises ten bed-rooms, dining_and drawing - rooms , library and bps-West-room, with excellent offices attached ; and detached coach and chaise-houses; 3-stall stable, paved court- yard, two walled gardens, well cropped and planted, and divided by gravel walks— well supplied with water. Though removed from the great road, possesses every facility of conveyance to and from London ; subject to a low rent and moderate taxation, and may be entered on immediately. Printed particulars, and Tieketa for viewing, may be had at 73, Bond-street. AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, Superbly Furnished, with Coach-house aril Stabling, in a fashion able Square at the West End of the Town. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies that he shall on THURSDAY, the 7th of July, SUBMIT by AUG. TION, at his (beat Rooms, New Bond. street, in One Lot, unless previously sold by Private Treaty, a substantial and modern I built HOUSE and OFFICES, a detached coach-house and ex cellent stabling, with laundry and rooms over. most airily and ples sandy situate at the western extremity of the Id etropolisa contiguous to Hyde Park, and an easy remove from every fashionable resort; the interior of the House is arranged with more than ordinary re. gard to the domestic comforts and convenience of a large•family ; the rooms are lofty, capacious, and of excellent proportions, and fitted with great taste ; the principal floor is formed into a roblc suite of drawing rooms, with French windows opening into bal conies, the cornices highly enriched, and the chimney pieces formed of statuary nimble ; the staircase is stone and of easy ascent, and the whole of the Premises is characterised by superior arrange ment and substantial workmanship, held for near ninety years at a low ground rent. The costly Furniture (which is equal to new) will be united to and sold with the Residence, and of which Furniture an in. ventory may be inspected at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street, where descriptive particulars may be had, and also tickets for viewing. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and effectual Remedy for all those Disorders which originate in a vitiated scam of the Liver and Biliary Organs. namely . Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head-ache, Heart burn, Flattilencies, Spasms, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, &c. d.c. DIXON'S AN TIBILIOUS PILLS have met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect ; and require no restraint or confinement whatever during their use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to correct disorders arising from excesses of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. ' Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 91.; Cs. lls.; and 235. ; hr Butler, Che. mist, 4, Cheapaide, St. Paul'.; Savory and Co. 13$, New Bond. street, London; and by the principal 31edicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. I Of whom may be had, PARSON'S HOOPING COUGII MEDICINE, an erectaal anti safe remedy for this dangerous complaint. In packets, at 2s. ,m. Per I&. GIFFORD'S d; INT ! B . TLIOUS FAMILY utmost mnenre to 01:114 are recommenc u one of the most valuable, safe, and effectual Medicines. for rcrnov- ing bilious, nervous, gouty. and rheumatic affections, indigestion. pains and giddiness in the head, loss of appetite, sickness, and aft obstructions or irregularities of the stomach or bowels. They con- tain no mercury, or any injurious ingredient, and are au peculi- arly mill in their action. as to require no confinement, or alter- ation of diet. The most delicate females will find them mated. ally benefit their general health. Naval and military men, per- sons residing In hot climates, and those leading sedentary lives, will ever experience from their use. a certain assistant to repel the attacks of disease arking from neglect, intemperance, want of exercise, or the effects of climate. The Proprietor having fre- quently had occasion to recommend these Pills to his private • friends, is induced, by Oeir earnest soliciptions, and the great benefit they have derived from their use, to offer them thus to the public at large, as a most valuable Family Medicine. Prepared (only) by J. Gifford. Chemist, 104, Strand, in boxes, at is. 14d., 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., and 7s. each; retail also by most • venders in the kingdom. Ask for " Gifford's Antibilious Family Pills." As above may also be had, Giffonrs Fruit Lozenges ' the superior efficacy ut which, for Coughs, Hoarseness, and Sore Throats, are too well known to require any comment. Price Is. 14d. and 2s. each box. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRYDGE. blaming 7 min. after 1. 1 Afternoon 36 Mill. after I. Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J. W. Castr ow, 181, Strand, and published by R. CAN rots, sow Place. •%, -• • , • :il*: .uml Gren. road , and I .x f