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At the Man, on TUESDAY. the 30th inst. at It, in One L?t,, ' unless previously disposed of by private contract, A N'aluahle and most desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 11l beautifully a'tuate in the much admired and respectable heighhourhood cl Bmtuley, in the county of Kent, only 19 mikes from London. on the Hastings and Tonbridge roads 1. conipruag a very commodious and excellent Residence, called OAKLEY FARM, erred in a small park of about 136 acres of very eleli land, chiefly meadow, r partly encompassed by hi g h oa k p a li ng , o rname ntally dive shie d and, enriched with roods, fine forest timber, luxUllaPt plant:it:ons, shrubberies. and walks, approached by two very sent and solonunial ornamental lodges, and containing every conve. nience and accommodation for a family of the first respectability, viz. capital dining room 23 feet by 22, drawin- room 24 feet by te, library 24 feet by gentleman's room , nine adehambers, dressing room. &c.; attached and detached offices of every denotninatto., double coach house. stabling for twelve horses, extensive and pre. ductivalwalled garden, ftc. The land is remarkably fertile, in the highest state of cultiretier, and exceedingly well watered. The Estate otters many eligible situations f,,r the erection nr Villas: There is a stratum of good brick at d. tae earth, and il.e River Ilavensboume intersects the land. The Emilia may be viewed on Mondays and Thuttalaya...47 tickets only, which may be had, with prir.ted particulars. of Ye rino Sons, Paternoster-tow . particulars also of Messrs. Teesdale 64 Syron, Solicitors, Fencluarch-street; at the Inns at Bromley, Berm Oaks, and Croydon ; and at the place of sale. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Avast 17, 182:r. rill! Court of Directors of the Elicited Company of L AP:Aosta cf Diplomd trotting to the gad Mist do hereby t*. NuiLx. That the Pepers ordered by the General Court, on the 23d June. ;at. waxing a liefgrm In the Administration of the Govern. "Tit al tits Siteelleney the HabotrVizier, and the employment of p a wl Stems he Me Demisting) from the Ist January. 15110, to M Slot lkeenber 1815 ; also inkling to the Negotiation of the wroti bons ernaseted wisb the Vides, between the months of tMaim 1914, and May lei, together with certain additions theme, since erdered to be print& by the Court of newton, itell be ready to be deliverelto the Pawkiest at this House op Werisaidsy Ole 51st 101tUft. PETER AiBER. Assistant freeseggry. ROTTEADANI ANN UAL FAIR. mpectfully informed that this great commenced on SUNDAY, the 14th instant, f.strteea days. The Steam Packets the KING OF THE NETHERLANDS, Capt. J. St %Tr/. QUEEN 01 THE NETHERLANDS , Capt. J. l'Emisov, •letren retrularly every Irednesday and Saturday from oX the Cue ,orn-hocse, at eight o'clock in the morning, for the conveyance of PaOsengen. Carriag, and I.age, to Rotterdam. Far further vartiare, appliailion to be made to the General Pyle: Odice. US. Strand and for securing beds to N. W. SYMONDS, Agent, 7, Crescent, Minories. FAIT FA continue INSIONMENT OF FLOWER ROOTS. By Mr. WILLIA/115, At the Auction Mart, Barth°lomew.hatr, on TUESDAY NEXT,' at 12 o'clock. AChoice. Assortment of FLOWER ROOTS ars! SEEDS, comicting of a variety of Beautiful Spectre, many of which are entirely new and unknown in thin country. The whole in pod condition, and are extremely rare and curious. To be crewed the morning of rale, and catalogues had at Garr way's; the Mart; and at Mr. Williams's Offices, Throgmorton-, street. DULWICH. SURREY. Elegant Villa Residence, with Offices of every decription, HOt. hooves. Conservatory, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and park-like Paddock, the whole about 17 acres. TO be SO by by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by wINSTA ESL and SONS, a Valuable and truly de. Bitable LEASER Lll ESTATE, held under Dulwich College for 4h years, consisting of en elegant Villa Residence, situated in. the much admired village of Dulwich, only 5 miles from Lorden,.. With capital stabling, coach-houses. and other offices of every deno.4 mination. The house is of chaste elevation, judiciously placed aro a convenient remove from the road, and contains handsome en— trance hall, break fait parlour, eating room 25 feet by 19 fen G inches, drawing room 23 feet by IC feet inches, bou doir, liberty, 4 principal bed chambers, 2 secondary ditto, ladies' dressing rooms.; store closets, &c. and a convenient arrangement of encellent do mestic offices. The detached offices include capital stabling for six horses, standing for two carriages, harness rooms, men's chamh_r. pheasantry, billiard room, &c. The land is disposed in a perk like paddock, ornamented with noble forest and other trees, and a line sheet of water. The whole is now in perfect order, ht for the reception of a family of the first respectability, and amply top. plied with water. Also a GENTEEL HOUSE, garden, coach-Louse, sod sta' . ..,:e adjoining, let to a respectable tenant. To be viewed by cards only, which with further particular' r 1137 be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. CANDLES, 6id. per lb.; IYaxed Wick Monldc, ;4,1. for Cash; on Credit on the usual terms, at HA VIES's C: Eatablished Warehouse, 63, St. Martin's-lane, opposite Slaughter's Cnike-houae. Every article of the best, at prices as uuder : Candles, 6s. Gd. per dozen; Waxed Wick Moulds, Es.; Palace Wax Lights, 3s. per lb. • fine %Vas Candles, 3s. 4d. ; Sperm Cana , Met, 2a. 44. ; Mottled S oap, 72.. per cwt.; Yellow, Curd, Eoa.: Windsor and Palm Soap, Is. 4d. per lb.; Brown Windsor. ls. lid. t Sealing \Vsx, 4s. 6d. Double refined Sperm Oil, 4s. 64 per gallon. Town, Country, and Foreign Orders, execute , l with despatch.. EXECUTION AT BURY. yesterday, at 12 o'clock, John Mann, tried and co 4 n i tlentnal tlp tbelate Suffolk Assizes, foe highway robbery at Hasig the awful forfeit of his crimes, by an ignominious death. The un-. fortunate culprit, since his conviction, evinced that state of mina. best suited to make rcparation.for his manifold °Tema. He cad acknowledged being concerned, with others, in various thefts aril robberies. IVlien conveyed from Court, after his sentence, we un. derstand he solemnly declared to Mr. Orridge, that his co-partner in crime, Grimsev, though privy to the robbery of which tbry were both convicted, did not participate in the violence used towards Raynnsm, being on the watch at a distance of 30 or 40 yards. This confession, we believe, was the means of saving Grimsey's life. Strong interest had been used for a pardon or even a respite for Mann, but unsuccessfully ; the Lord Chief Justice having informed the Rev. J. G. Smith, a Magistrate for the county, who humanely waited upon his Lordship on Saturday last, with a petition mune. rously and respectably signed, that it was absolutely necessary. for the sake of example, that Mann should undergo the full penalty ot: . the law—that painful as his duty to the public was, it was also im. perative, and that he would not shrink from it. With regard to a respite, his Lordship said that as he could not hold out the slightest hope of pardon, it would be the height of cruelty to grant it. AT BRIGHTON. ,D BUILDING GROUND in front of the • Contiguous to Kemp Town, and one half may remain on Mortgage at 4 per rows. ROBINS. . or. SATURDA Y, the 27th inst. at 12, order of the Directors of the Gas Com- eligible BUILDING GROUND, adapted to the erection of fifty-two .seta elm" • the aittratiore le initnedi n, and wil l . form an auxiliary to that to be duly appreciated. The necessity smaller houses essential for the regular FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • Duchyof Lancaster, Aug. 8. The King has been pleased to grant to E. Richard Poole, of the Inner Temple, London, Elltl. the office of High Haiti, of the Liberty and Franchise of the Savoy, parcel of his 81a:testy's Duchv of Lancaster, in the county of Middlesex, together with the execi, tion and return of all writs and process within the same, and all privileges appertaining thereto. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutecant of the County c: Middlesex. Thomas Bryan, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Thomas Barnes, Denpington, Suffolk, merchant. Alexander Strachan, Liverpool, maeter-mariner. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM FORSTER, i.I pot.lane, wine and brandy merchant.' to surrender August 30, at ten, September 13, at eleven, anti 27. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Barrow and roe. cent, Basinghall-street. GEORGE WALKER, WOIIII3IOO, Northamptonshire. butcher. September 7, at six, tl, and 27, ut eleven, at the Hind Inn, H'et.. lingborough. Solicitors, Messrs. Hodson and Burnham, Wel. lingborough ; and Mr. Hodson, St. John-street-road, Clerkenwed„ Jo na MassE a. York, tailor, August 30, 31, and September 27, at eleven, at the Sand Hill Inn, York. Solicitors, Mr. Capes. Holborn-court, Gray's Inn ; and Mr. Hindsley, jun. York. RICHARD 11001/ON, RICHARD RICHARDS, and :+e WILIES, Bordesley, Warwickshire, iron-manufacturers, August 26, at six, 26, and September 27, at eleven, at the Royal How. B4mingham. Solicitors, Messrs. Tooke and Carr, gray', inn ; and Mr. Bat leer, Birmingham. Jortx BARER, Bath, carpenter, August 25, 26, and Septernb. r 27. at twelve, at the Angel Inn. Bath. Solicitors, Mr. Alaltinsor,, Middle Temple ; and Mr. Heilings. Bath. • DIVIDENDS. A ug ust 30. Wm. Marsh, Joaias Henry Stacey, thoriw Edwaq Graham, and Henry Fauntleroy, Berners.street, at tune, st t'.B Bankrupts' Court September 10. John Edmans, Warwick-lar.e, cheesemonger, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court—September 9. Edward Jackson, York, goldsmith, at ten, at the Coto Howe, Leeds—September 0. James Bramwell, Leaderthall-street, batter, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court.--September C. Samuel Harries, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars-road, chemist, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—September 12. Stephen Butt, Motcombe, De-. setshire, cheese.dcalrr, at eleven, at the Grosvenor Arms lan, Shafteabury—August 23. Henry Caton, Btaminster, draper, .nt twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—September 8. W. Gillibrat:. Itolton.le.3loors, plumber, at two, at the Kiras Arms, AL-. cheater. ________ _ _ wardine,worce,,ters CE h ß ire T , l F F lo l T C e. A m T an E u S racti , S i g rer PT —J . 41 0 . hn lienryßror' Maurice Mime, Liverpool, auctioneer—Francis Beesley, P Clapham, linen-draper—Sir Wm. Manse!, Grove-lane, Camb,-. well, picture-deala--Samuel Robinson, Ferchurell.street, statiorsv —Robert Uphill, West Lydford, apothecary—Robert Fuller. W - gate, shopkeeper—Thomas and John Yates, Bolton-lanalcupi, cotton-spinners. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Samuel Hamer, Thomas Illowlield IVhartoo,and John HePr", Doncaster, hatters—William Hall and Richard Roberts, Holbe‘k, Yorkshire. joinerit--John Beet, James Goodwin. and John bittic. wood, SheMelJ, file-manufacturers, as far as rtgarda John Beet,. Joel, Morris, and Michael Emanuel, Bevis Marks, St. Mary Axe. silversmiths, as far as regarils Joe Ratanuel—John ar4 Richard Searle, florenbridge, Devons l hire, rollemmanufacturtva —George Bradshaw and Joseph Massey, Wigan and illacclesficlti. bat-manufacturera—John Casino and James Goes. Weymow• sod 3lcleostrbe Regis, surgeons—William Troby and John Craw. ley, London, meat-salesmen —James Banks and William Slave , Cuddington, Cheshire, millers-.Thomns Dale, -Jonah Scott, and itrilkinson Ostle. 3laryport, Cumberland--James Bremner, James and Thomas Borne, Manchester, cotton-manufaettnera —Edward Smith, J. Smith, and Edward Smith, jun. Hats r4tb ditch, tailors—Ralph Stanley, Isaac Beeseley, and Wm. lieeselq. I as far us regards Ralph Stanley—James Day and George R obib. son. Quadrant, Regent-street, woollen-draws—John Rtwilso William Deighton, York, cork-cutters. 173 a 171 121 dal a 498 M 9 14a 567 1569 a '43 6 - 114 ISB6 a 592 614 a R 23 7t4 a 717 736 a 764 848 Kr s 1000 11e4 a 1166 1180 a 1194 1199 a t2Q2 1241 a IVO va • 1306 1301 a 13:2 tt i tt a 1516 1540 1542 a 14514 1550 a 1562 1678 1671 1760 2034 a 2040 2111 2120 2121 2179 a 2188 21113 2204 a 2229 2231 a 2241 VAS ZIMI a 23&a 2589 2391 a 2334 2404 iiZi a 2721 2443 a 2445 2448 248 • 2179 2356 249 281 _,_ 293 a °.,r) 346 a 350 354 2Z3 391 397 402 a 406 400 a 411 429 430 ~[}': t~ NVH a 706 733 a 7:' , 4 771 a 77d 94.4 640 641 L 4.3 8,16 933 963 a 5.1 JUst published, price-21. THE JEIVS* CATECHISM, containing the thirteen Articles of the Jewish Religion, with a prefactory Discourse against Atheism, &e. Dedicated to the Rev. Solomon Herschel. Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row, and to be had of all Booksellers. Octavo. price 3s. stitched, INDICATIONS RESPECTING LORD ELDON. By JERE3I Y BENTIIAII, Esq. " This pamphlet, if we mistake not, will act otherwise than as soporific on Lord Eldon. Animated by the hatred of injustice which has always been so marked a feature in 31r. Bentham's character, be haq here used the scalpel to some purpose. The ardour and freshness of feeling displayed by this old man of eighty on this occasion are so unusual, that they will not excite legs surprise than the boldness of the publication."—Morning Chronicle. Printed for Hint and Clarke, Tavistock.street, Covent-garden. This day is published, neatly printed, in post Oro. price Bs. boanis, THE ART of IMPROVING the VOICE and EAR. and of increasing the 31usical Powers, on Philosophical Principles. Adapted to Public Speakers, Musicians, and Actors, and particularly useful for the instructors of Youth. Printed for Septimus Proweit, 23, Old Bond-street. Of whom may be had, uniform with the above. The ART of PRESERVING tho HAIR, on Philosophical Principles. Price 7s. in boards. Dedicated. by Permission, to the King. Ail LI; 0 PARADI SE IThe Fifth L i 9 a S r t of this s illustrated pie nd b , o.lrokh isn ,naw Aady. Tha eubjecta of Plata' In the Quarto Editlan are—Rte's Dream, Satan Aroused, and I. , ten Contemplating Adam ani Eve in Paradise: and in the Octavo Edition—The Angels Guarding Paradise at Night, and Satan on tho Burning lake. The former Parts contain :—Pandemonium Satan Arousing the Fallen Angels—The Creation of Light--The Fall of the Rebel Angels—The conflict between Satan and Death Satan on his Throne—Heaven—the Rivera of Bliss—and Eve at the Fountain. Sets of Proofs may be subscribed fur sv , ahout the lerter.press, at 1111. 113 s. the set, quarto ; and 121. 12s. octavo. Prints of each size may be had separate, for framing or portfolio. Printed for Bepumus Prowett, 23, Old Bond -street. 3.613 a Prize of 21.0551. 8,637 a Prize of 2,0001. Roth sold and shared by r and J. SIVEWRIGHT, who have again to con t.) a ratulate their friends on the success that attends their Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; 11. Holborn ; and 38, Haymarket. J. and J. StvEwnutur beg once more to remind the public that the New Lottery, to be Drawn in One Day (31st inst.), is one of the last they will have to offer, the Chancellor of the Exche quer having announced that Lotteries will cease in this country with the present Drawings. The Scheme contains the unprec•niented amount of 218,2041., in cluding 100,0001. in Fout of 2:1,0001. each ; and all must be di. aided in One Day, 31st inst. N.B. It will be recollected that J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT shared bath the lint and Last Prises of 23,0001. ever sold in this country. MANCHESTER -SQUARE.—An excellent Assort ment of modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ina nuts Inred b) an eminent Upholsterer, for a gentleman, who may be referred to, who is going abroad, a Sale by Public Auction oot being permitted on the Premises. The whole has been valued, and a reduction of thirty per cent. taken from the cost prices, each article being numbered, and a book, with the lowest price that will be taken, tiled against each separate Lot, so that purchasers can please themselves whether they take an article alone, or the whole. Amongst the Furniture willbe found an eight-light Grecian lustre, pier glass, 70 by 37 ; three beautifbl drawing-room curtains, four teen solid rosewood chairs, and two Grecian couches to correspond ; patent dining tables and sideboard, rosewood card, sofa, acd 100 tables, very elegantly ornamented; three mahogany bedsteads, with most excellent clean bedding complete; winged and plain wardrobes, parlour morine curtains, Morocco chairs, large Turkey and Wilton carpets, horse-hair sofa, rosewood cabinets, and in fact, every useful and many ornamental pieces of furniture, which can not be inserted in an Advertisement, but will on inspection prove, to those wanting to furnish, an opportunity rarely to be met with, and seldom excelled in the quality . of the articles and lowness of the prices affixed to each, as a saving alone of twelve and a half per cent. will be effected by the Auction Duty, arc. The House being situated No. 41, lilanchester-street, will be open for purchasers This Day (Thursday), August 18, and Four following days, (Sunday excepted) at Ten each day. CABINET-NIAK E RS' SOCIETY.—CHEAP CABINET and UPOOLSTERY , at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CAIIINET.MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEA DEN HALL-STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, thit they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any (louse in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices &eked ; all Goods warranted:— X. s. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 9 Tent ditto - . 1 6 0 Bordered If attems to fit . . 1 1 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends . 35 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs . . 6 10 • Mahogany Pembroke Table . . 2 0 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, _ from X 2 12 0 to 0 0 0 Ilrawing.room Sofa, from XS SUto 7 7 0 Diu* Bedstead . - 3 8 0 Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa . 10 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Ilangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly Halt Price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartrnents in a few hours. Goods packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Apprairements in Town and Country; and FAtatef valued. CONNITTEL. _ _ T. Corder s:4iisW IJ. Carter T. Hasler I J. l: nett W. Waghorn. THE/KNELL, Agent. J. ASLER Secret/ff. le rall MOO rO-. MP Bar ' Sow Imo- I de- Wog If to bject mast. tio. tbs 1111 0 f 10 bill I SS' Jut. rota old. OM* soot moo wick. WVP DD 1, in the pf A. C' gr." 51• 1 " r1. pont; Idse ea' WOO awe • Iv row DRITISTI FISHING COMPANY.—We are desired 10 inform the Public. trot no further Applications for Shares in the shove Company will be received after five o'clock on titTURDAY NEST, except frown Persona residing In the mint. (Signed) AMORY and COLES, Throgmorton-street. ONDON, FALMOirTFI, MADEIRA. and LEE- Li irARB ISLANDS STEAM NAVIGATION COM PA NY. Capital 100,0601. in 1,090 Shares of 100 E 'lumens—Messrs. Everett, Welker, Maltby, Ellie, and Co. 3, Mansion-house4treet. Aselleations far Shares will be received told' TO-MORROW si Mr. J. F. Stakes's, n, Change-alley, and at the Bankers. I ONDON SEA RAVI COMPANY.—Capital Li lag 0001. is One Thousand Shares of 1001. each. Deposit l't ter Shoe. This Aiereciation is formed for the mirpose of conveying Sea lcster. by vessels properly constructed, for which a patent will be , 'Allred. for the use of private houses, hospitals, &c. and for PubSc Baths. in Sic or more different parrs of the Metropolis caomunicating with the Thames. The outlay is accurately esti :owe at MOW. which will provide the following Baths : RN %Vara, at Its. &I. foe one year - - £19.11:2 idlo Private Cold, at Is. 6d. for site months - 0,823 1,0141. in hil or more Plunging Baths, at Is. for 6 months 0,100 Dai'y ants of 100 tuns, at tos. less espenses 6,1 5 3 • Ettamed Annual Exper . • Ne 4 Gala per annum . . - F 23,000 fireraret rill issucd in a few days. and applications for owge post-paid, received by W. C. Pearce, Esq. Solicitor tithe taderny, Sa, tifgat Wes, City. - ICFANT.B.AL AMERIC.I (FORMERLY CALLED "GUATEMALA"). Nittt fa_ *shy given, that the Undersigned , Me. Rarebit, Pariqg, Rtfteda& and Company. in exercise of the powers mined m them by the Government of the Fedora; Republic o.ntrid Amelia', beating data the 17th day of December, Ili, id% on MONDAY, TM day of August instant, at One prer,lsely, at their Office, No. IL New Broad-street, tt , tvell tO TREAT for the SALE of CERTIFICATES of OR:AG tTIONS of the GOVERNMENT of the FEDERAL i'F,PfaILIC of CENTRAL AMERICA, to the Amount of nIL MILLION FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY i;f:LIT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY .NI: POUNDS EIGHT SHILLINGS STERLING, bearing iNTIIREST at dot RATE of SIX POUNDS PEE CENT. I'Llt ANNUM. Patio desirous of making proposals for the pnrchase of the timid Certificates of Obligations, arc to do so by tender. to be daitertd at the ahove4riontioned Office between the Hours of ivelte and One o'Clock on thc• said lid day of August inst. The form of the said Certificates of Obligations may be seen, sni forms of the Tender may be had, on application at the above antlered Office on any day after the 14th dap of August inst. Y Tonle: will be received except in the prescribed form, nor yloticed swiss the parties or their agents attend. HARCIAY, HERRING, RICILIRDSON and CO. Rh. U. tie, Broad-street, Aug. 10,1823. - • CT. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL.—The AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES will commence on SATUR DAY Oct. I. THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE—Dr. Williams tad Dr. Elintacs. ifATER IA MEDICA—Dr. Roots. CHEMISTRY—Mr. H. Burton. ANATOMY—Mr. Green and Mr. John F. South. KRGERY—Mr. Green. ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and DISEASES of the EVE—Mr. Tyrrell. MIDWIFERY—Dr. Loeock. COMPARATIVE ANATOMY—Mr. John F. South. BOTANY—Da Lugh. CLINICAL LECTURES will be given. Popes entering to the Surgical Practice of this Hospital ue al- Lnres to attend that of Guy's. For particulars apply to Mt. Whitfield, Apothecary to St: Tho. " Dolma et platens uxor."—ll 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 tie of perpetual friend -- hip" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by 'Ala, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association wnh celestial intelligence." Precious, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, It becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to dame 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 Instances, which, while they e : cclte the c o mmiseration of the be hold'?, should also impress lion with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will di . ..minim the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the tremature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the uatural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised tuTerer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, n't address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, Nidty rnr n ill OUT Advances app ear questionable,sanctioned as they at by tn: multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful experience The es-i cars of morri,d life are sometimes disturbed by the ettspensiri of those blessings which concentrate the naptial wreath --for the terrale habit is et ten constitutionally weak--yet it can be onengthened. and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic i:ltrusion, es well as in every relax'. cat the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure Eddy. and with t fleet. Earm.stly solicitous to expel the unreel empiric from the pos:tion n presumptuously taken up, we •• Ate from eerier] pr.r.eipics with less hesitation ; and confident ", own honourabk integrity as Members of the College of we refer the staaing community of either sex (espe `'tJltho,c entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, !here daily attendance is given for personal consultation ; and Inters from the country are immediately answered ; these must ;entail a rernit tence f or a d v i ce an d me di c i ne , w hich can be tog. Ired,l to any part of the world, however distant. OOSS and Co. M. R.C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London. •.• Just published, Sevteenth Edition The ,EGIS of LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the above 2. i I'GFJANA, addressed exclusively to the Female Set. Ala}' he had at 20, Paternoster-row ; 80, ; 16, Princes. 14 "' t • 4 '^ 1,0 ; 174, Fleet-street ; 4. 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TWO HUNDRED and THIRTY ILLUSTRATIONS of SRA KSPEARE ; engraved by Thomson, from Designs by Thurston. adapted to all Editions, and printed in an uniform size to bind up with Johnson and Stevens, and till other Editions in Octavo; comprising a Series of Scenic Embellishments to each Play, with additional Illustrations of the Seven Ages of Man ; a Bost of the immortal Bard, from the Original in Stratford Church ; a View of the House in which he was born, taken at the time of the Jubilee Procession in the year 1769, du. &c. Puce Ss. 6J. sewed. TILE MILLINGTON COURT ESTATE. talualfle FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisrirg of a gond Farm Home, and Two Hundred and Ninety Acres of excellent Freehold Land. By Messrs. ROBINS* At the King's Head Inn, Gloucester, on SATURDAY NEXT, at 12, in a variety of L it., AMost desirable and valuable Manorial FREEHOLD RaTATE, called Willincton Court, Ritilate in the palish ofSandluust,three miles from Gloucester, and seven from Tewkess , in a most inviting port of the country, with kliegs, in the most complete repair, and alto. all gether TWO HUNDRED AM) NINETY ACRES of verviiiperior orchsreling, meadow. pasture,' and arable land. The Letate is finely timbered, and several of the meadows are on the bank of the river Severn. The roads in general are good, and the conveyance of produce to market remarkably easy. The lands may be viewed, and particulars hail ; also at the King's ll,ead. Gloucester; Plough, Cheltenham ; at the Auction Mart ; atsl of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden.. . not be doubted; and the situation of grot trebly adapted to this purpose. The pro. perty being out of the Brighton boundary, is exempt from the duties, and more particularly that upon coals. Descriptive particulars are now ready, at the office of /11essrs. Birth and (larch, fi, %Vint-heater-meet ; also at the Old Ship, Brighton; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent garden. FREEHOLD ESTATES. WILTSHIRE AND BERKSHIRE. In the Parishes of IVokinFrharn and BinSeld. By Mr. ADAMSON. At the Rose Inn, \Vokingham, Berks, on TUESDAY, the 30th inst. at One o'clock at noon, In Four Lots, by direction of the Adtniniatratrix of Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, caIIedBUCEHURST .ta. FARM, delightfully situated for the erection of a villa., on the east and west sides of the road leading from London to Woking ham and Reading ; it is distant from Wokingham about two miles, nine fmm the capital market town of Heading, eleven from Wind sor, and thirty from London, in the vicinity of Ascot-heath, the King's Hunt, and Sir John Cope's fox hounds, containing alto gether about EIMITY-TWO ACRES • Including a nectly-enclosed Allotment, containfng by edmensure ment I 7 Acres, situate in BinfieW parish, and will be divided as follows : Lot 1, comprises a good FA fill-HOUSE, barns, stables, row. house, and all other requisite out-buildings ; farm and stack. yards, garden, orchard, and several convenient closes of paa:ure land immediately surrounding the house, containing about 27 Acres. Lot 2, adjoining the preceding Lot, two closes of arable and one of pasture LAND, containing together 244 saes, and a copse of 2i acres. Lot 3. A close of meadow and a close of stable LAND, imme diately opposite Lot 1, comprising together about 11 acres. Lot 4. A newly-enclosed Allotment, situated in Binfield parish, containining by admeasure:nent 174 acres, about one mile and a halt from the preceding Lots, 'adjoining estates belonging to Lord Bravbrooke and Thomas Forrest, Esq. and within a quarter of • mile of the Subscription Stone. Lots 1. 2, and 3, tq be viewed by application to Mr. William Norton, the tenant in possession, of whom particulars may be had ; particulars may also be had of Messrs. Street. Millington, and. Hilbert, Solicitors, Philpot.lane, London ; of Mr. Roberts, Soli, sitar, IVokingham ; at the place of sale; Bear , Reading; Castle, Windsor; Stag and Hounds, Binfield ; and of Mr. Adamson, Auctioneer, Billiter.square, London. VALUABLE MANORS AND ESTATES, IN THE COUNTIES OF DORSET AND SOMERSET. On MONDAY NEXT. and Three following Days. at the King's 'lead, atMilborne Port,Somerset ; and on TUESDAY, the 30th inst. and following Day, at the King's Bead Inn, at Wimborne Minster, Dorset, at 12 o'clock on each of the said days, in 119 Lots, the first 94 of which will be Sold at Milborue Port, and the remaining 25 at Wimborne, THE Manors of TODBER, CLIFTON MAYBANK, and BRADFORD ABBAS, in the Count/ of Dorset, and of HENSTRIDOE and TEMPLE COOMBE, in the County of Somerset, together with divers Farms, let at rack rent, coppices and woodlands in hand, and tenements and lands let on leases, for one, two, or three lives, mostly very old, together with the tithes of part of the same lands, all situate in. or adjoining the se ve r a l parishes or hamlets of Stour Provost, Todber, Kington Magna, Nyland, Clifton Maybank, Bradford Abbas, and Sherbome, in the county of Dorset ; and Temple Coombe, Henstridge, and Stoford, in the county of Somerset, and near the market towns of Sherbornc, Yeovil, Wincanton, and Shaftesbury : Also the manor of Hanley. and divers farms and hereditaments in the parishes of Iltmley and Gussage St. Michael, in the county of Dorset, which lie near Woodyate's Inn, on the great western road, between Salisbury and Blandforti. The whole containing together nearly Nine Thousand Acres. The Estate of bherborne Wyke, containing about 571 acres, with the great anti small tithes thereof, and the site of a mill and islands at Thornford, are held by the vendors under Winches. ter College, and of which a lease will be granted to the vendors for a term of twenty years from the 11th of October next, subject to certain rents in money and corn which are already agreed upon. The College, by the usual custom, allow their lessees to renew such leases on the expiration of every seventh year. on moderate vans. About 22 acres in Stour Provost are copyhold for lives, and about 14 acre in Hanley are leasehold for lives. All the rest of the Estates are freehold. The purchasers may be aconmmodated with a considerable part of their purchase monies on mortgage, at 4 per cent. if required. A separate Particular and Map of the Lot or Lots comprised in any sine of the parishes or places above-named, may he had on payment of one eiiillit g : or a complete Particular and Maps of the whole or th. Estates, on payment of live shillings for the vim., on application to Messrs . John and AVm. Lowe, Tanfield. : court. Temple; or to Messrs. Castleman and Son, Wintborne Minster. Dorset, the latter of whom have the original Maps and Terriers of the Estates. The tenants of the several Estates wal show the premien. • Map. Price 13a. bound. • COOKE'S GUIDE to the LAKES ; _Mehiding koliscdpelon of the surrounding Scenery, the Vales, 1119fItgt.Iiis. aljactltit . 'Towns and Villages, local Peculiarities, &e. Ewa VackeiVolunne, Illus- trated wi:h Slap and Views. Pripe 2e. A NEW PICTURE-of-the ISLIQI VI Illustrated bye Mar, int "Pi Plates , of 4Ats' quie . 4 gitattfu a d interesting Views throughout the Island, of *lginal Sketches, drawn and engraved by WUittlrikictlit. See ms! coition, with Improvements. Price Its. in Boards ;or in Geo. with 10 additional Views. 21s. in bds. DEEBLE'S DELINEATIONS ofrthe ISLE of TIIANET notoriety 7 frona their achievements on the Turf, at the Table, 41;d in Valuable TIME/TOL - 6 t a ll the Diversions of the Field ; the whole forming a Complete Deli- Sea, and immediately contig neation of the Sporting World.—By PIERCE Ecaw. New and of the Purchase-money nu enlarged edition. in Cleo ; illustrated with Coloured Platte, and nu. cent. merous Wood Engravings. Price 12s. in boards. By Man " The Author het here connived to amass together all the par- At the Old Ship. Brighton. or ticulars of Horse, Dug, and Man, worthy of being knewn. It is a in Fifty-Two Lots, by ord happy coamottition. full of whim, with a olio of morletty In i:, like pany. a bit of lemon peel in one's punch, and ftivourcid by the choicest A Valuable Plot of ell litre juice of slung. No affectation,—no dispirited p ' es,—no ,t-lt f ront i ng t h e sea, an d tame subjects, no nonseasej It dose mit run a loc i .ri cnded subject bow.mt of it I=oo4l aid third. bb but , • every thin! fiat. w'frclthe'fal All mairrblinr a {airy adjoinihi; lieriip .Town, heard of the wonderful Phenomenon triave, 11r. e ir s matchless enterprize, that will not fail to Pipylena,—Flying Childers,--Snowball,—Eclipse,—Tom Crib,— fay the variety of shops and en jlambletoniin, and a multitude of others, should purchase them supply of this new town will n anecdotes, for they are faithful in the dispensation of fame to man t hi s vacant groun d is admire bl 11 Dm& of 5110/. each. CR a 72 143 2'37 249 311 3I 316 'GUST 18., TAE MANOR of LITTLE TAYNTON, Five Mr" flail filoncrster and Twn from Newcnt, and Tao excellent FREE HOLD FARMS, including 330 A cre. of excellent LAND. By Dlrang. ROBINS. At the'Blng's Head Inn. Gloucester. . on SATURDAY NEXT, at 1?. u Two Lots. A Valuable FEEEIiOLIJ EST:ITE, including Two 11 very excellent FARMS, rlih stumble tarn-buildings tO each, very desirably situate at Little Taunton. and only five mile* distant from Gloucester, an;:prehendind altogether 3.10 ACRES OF SUPERIOR LAND, of which two-thirds is very superior pastorc land, in a high state of cultivation, in the occupation at Mr. Ford and Mr. Ballinger, at very law rants, producing 4851. a-year, but of the presumed r value of mor. a-year. • The estates may too viewed with leave of die tenants. and war tieulnrs had at the Ring's Head, Gloucester; the Plough lon, Cheltenham ; the Auction Mart ; and in Covept,ganten. • COUNTY OF NORFOLK The Radmere Farm Estate, iiieluaing7ol;7l7res of rich Arrble and superior Grazing Land, situate within 10 miles of Brandon, In the pariah of ilockwold.cum.lVilton, also a tight of Fishing, Free Public-house, Sm. and bounded by the River Ouse. fly Alessrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, opposite she Bank, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, by direction of the Trustees, A N Unusually Eligible FREEHOLD INVEST- M ENT. comprehending THE RADAIERS FARM, consisting of very superior land, including (and of very rich arable and grazing lands) altogether near SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, I desirably situate within 7 miles of Mildenhall, 10 of Brandon, 14 from Ely, and 23 from Lynn, all considerable market towns, with a navigablel communication to each. It is, probably, one of the most compact Estates in this county, entirely within a ring . fence, and hounded by the Little Ouse. or Britmloa River; with suitable ' farm-house, and all requisite buildings.' On a Lease determinable in six months from October, 18211, at an exceedingly low rent of 430!. The present estimated value is SIX HUNDRED POUNDS A -YEAR. There is also a right of fishing attached to this Estate, and a well. accustomed %.üblic-house. A considerable portion of this valuable property does not pay parochial rates, and It Is known to possess a stratum of very tine clay for brick earth. Tue Loadon Coaches pass daily within four miles of the farm. Particulars may be had, any day prior to the sale, of Mr. Wil. kin, Solicitor, in Ai ildenhall ; Mr. Day, Solicitor, Norwich; Al essrs. Evans and Archer, 6olicitors, Ely; Mr. C. Willett, Banker, at Brandon ; Alr. Shillito, Land Agent, Bnry St. Edmunds ; Meows. Rogers and Currie, 20, Lincoln's Inn•fields ; Mr. Yatenian, 14, Arundel -street, Strand; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Rains, Covent-garden, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. PORTS L ONDON', A v ila 14 lan. BALE, TV( Orla.fr o f the lioneet4hle the Commissioner. of hera 13 m e ketyr Fettle Kewanee. in a rpeoious Room. at the 42 ,4 pe w otilfßoad-stmest, So FRIDAY. Augnet lea% One ci , Cloik in the aftemeerwmeelesly, about 15,000 Game of 3RA:in and 20,000 of GENEVA. which Bove been rqiularly medeartied end rabtßlai. tam in vats at the EXtlee et. Fathenlies. 0 may be bad at 113. earn, and merits seen at the la/Varetoese Keeper's-office. Tower-hill, from Teeaday, tad. to Mare*. 4 3h August. 1826. from Ten till Two &Clock. and p the Malang of Side from Ten till Twelve °Thick ; aan n sen *in beaten a the Fines and Forfeiture-office, and at the Excise, nix, flrel.street. ENGLISH 'AND BRISTOL CHANNEL SHIP I CANAL. N ot i ce is he re by given, that the Rest GENERAL ASSEMBLY ri th.: Grnpanv of Prwrietora. foe carrying the Act intn'Execu_ nit, will h., holden at the Landon Tavern, in the City of London, THIz DAY, at one o'clock in tho afternoon.