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IROM TUESDAY NIGIIT'S GAZETTE. fritifehoU,JeA fey, 11104. . Tilt Ring bas heels pleased to grant to the Rev. Joseph Goodall, Doctor in the place sod dignity at a Pre lbeudary of llis Msicsty's Free Chapel of St. Grum-, in them Castle of Windsor, the same being void by the death of De. nit* De Val. Tbeßtag has taco pleased to constitute and appoint the Right goo. ' , rarer. Lord Naoier to be Ilia hfajtaty's High Cowin taioncr to i t tee Lit-octal Absosably of the Church of Scotland. MI orARY PROMOTIONS. Icre.osce, Ifarch to, teoe. ts Reginient of Life Guardoe.Correet mid Sub-lieutenant W. E. Girdlestun to be Lieuttrimat, by purchase, vice Bun combe, promoted. Famign Juba Clarke, from the 34A Foot, to be ('oioet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, rice Berger, pruusotril. Ist Regimeat of Foot guards—Thereto Kaurden, Gent. to be Resign, without purelia,e, vier Whitmore, who resigns Coldstream Reptant of Foot Guards-4.niss,,en Daniel bl‘Kinnua to be Lieutenant, vitt Tioupson, decimato& 3th Regiment of Foot—Major Charles Pratt, to he Lieu tenant -Coloocl, by punliose, vire Davie, who retires. Captain Henry Ridge to he Mono, vice Pratt. Eith Ditto--Captain Rogneson Mathews, from Chanspope's Regiment, tube .1 4,4, by purchaie, vire Hooker. futb Ditto—M2* .lh•oalider Campbell, from the list Foot, to be Lisiotenant4 gimlet, by purchase, vice Clephane, who retires. iith Ditto--1181kwereve‘c Berk. ley, from nth Garrison Batt:dim, to be Motor, vice O'Keefe, wbo exchanges. lath Diito-saCoplain R. B. Macpherson, to be Major, by parttime, vice Iremonger, promoted in the Id Foot. 9th 9orriaso Rettaltoo--Ma s po Jeremiah O'Keefe, horn tbe 33th Foot, to be biejor, vire Berkeley, who irorbangee.• Cannabis Frocablee—Lieuteriaut Lord G. IV Russell, front the tat Dragoons, le be Caption of • I'uolipasi), vice Drake, appointed to the oetli Foot. GARRISON. Ensign Philip Dowilog, t 4 tier nth Royal Veterau Battalion, to be Garrison Qttaitor-Maete- at Heligoland mitmest•s DUNI. Emir Duncan Miotyre, of the yoth F3nd, is superseded, being absent w dhoti t leave. Lieutenant William Baran Liminess, and Lieutese.t Au =Heise, appointed %Ors of Brigade in the king s n Lrgioa, me to have the permanent rook of Cap tain, sad n.it temper*, resillwas stated in The' Gazette adn totb imitant. Casolelbellea fired esp th bard Liesteltent of the Corey of Southampton. teens Hub Reglement of Militia. Captain John Goittoa, to be Major, vice Hooker Barttelot, reglgued--dated March IS, 11.0t4. PART NERS II LP!' DISSOLVED. William' Coates and Jame.' Johnston, of Little St. Tile alas Apostle, Qaete-sintet, Limidan, wine and brandy-Ines kismet.. March IS, 1500. Groan Cruse sod Charles Won, of Titchbornmatrert, Piccadilly, Middlesex, 'mercers. Mardi 16. Ivor. Robert Huirtaves, William Hasgreamis, iwittiam Rob e rts, 1140 Roberts, and Jobs Roberts, of Barsky, Lauconter, eottist.spinners. Feb. wp, 1508. Janes A. Rodekinson, Cbsrlas Tapley', add John nei ther, of Liverpool, cotton -brohers. Dee. al, 11107. Citadel' Taylaur and Juba Park, of Liverpool, sserebsiats. Jul J 9, tors. Williams Iliailoris and John Mallorie, of Leeds. March 111108• William Chilean, Itidim Porteous, and James Larvater, of Maaptsfield Coal-works, Glouretter. March la,. tool lawn Dickinson, g4ultel DiCllllllO43. Joseph Dickinson, snit lissiainin Dickinson, of Leeds, drysalters. .7are 31, lati7. Joh* Yates and William Yates, of Sire Wen, Stafford, eartireavarr-niasufactarers.- March es, !MM. Ravel Stuck Ludlow, William Gardiner, mad Thomas Marela i d Retinae-street, BMA caminua- brewer; al arch 2:: lee. T:, Pratt Wyatt and Joka Wyatt, of Wintaithapel, , imboiloss, stationert. Much os, isms. Jas Lacey sad Milner" Jaws, *CAI/alley, tilouccster, chetialers: March ifi, 'ann. !ulnas Litter and Benjamin Linthorne, of Poole, leer drab. Jan. 11, taws. John Sharpe, William Eccles, and Christopher Maur , boost, ',Manchester, attorney,. 'March 11. i, 10.011. 7111110041 Woud and J4labee 1141Cillige, of Manchester use. It, tiecg. Thomas Watt. and Robert Nadi, it Norwich, founder*. Mart* la, Diva. DIVIDENDS. Way 311. George Atosivorth„ o( Warrington, Latieenter, and hobo Stemma, at Liverpool, wire -drawers, at t a cite, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. May I. Atha Ades, of the Platform, Rotkerhillse, Surrey. coal-merehaat, at eleven, al Guildhall, London Apr.: 2s. lit ili, Madden, late of Barikadors, but now of Liverpool, Lancaster, merchant, at ten, at the Globe tavern, Liverpool. April in. Soninel Weatwovth Lane, at Davosistreet, Berke k7-iirmart, Middlemen, cuach-ntaker, at lochs., at Guild ball, Lonatiii. April WI. Joseph Batter Ashe, late of Orinslirk, Lancas ter, draper, et twelve, at the George Inn, Liver pool. Aped , i 3. Anthony Lister, of Ilarsh-Ch ippell, Lineslu, grorer, at eleven, at the George I , k ii,Rstun.npun- Mull. April ii. William Reime'l the Voltaire ' late of Toots, Durum, mercer, but since of Toimionoalli, shopleeper, at ricer's, at 11:e Seven Stars Inn, iii Totowa. Ma) 7. Benjamin llarldeley, of %Antelope', 'Middlesex, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, I ma d... May 7. Thomas Corlett, of Friday-street, Clteapside, Lon don, worths... matt, at ten, at Guildhall, 1.0.04.11. April 19. Hobert Pringl4 late of Northumberland street, an the lltta.iit If iilifli•i .„ afterwards ui ki.igstoss, J amines, jeweller, at ten, at Li !..Ltu'.i, laintloa Pte. 10. Wdliam Lees, of Lnerpool, Lancaster, merchant. at twelve, at the Gecrr_o. Inn, in Lis. epool. April Ju William Jo)ns-iii and Rif hard Lewis, now at late of Manchester, 'Lancaster cunt and flour-dealers, at twelve, at the George 1011, 'Dvile•street, Liverpool. April all. Archibald Smith, of Kimptomupou-lIMI, baker, at eleven, et the George Inn, li aigstan-apoti- null. April mi. William Gagnon, of Selby, York, linen-draper, et eleven at the Talbot Inn in Leeda. 11.1 tn. ;ohm Corkmain, Viiii-marom,Satiamma'a, Wasisia. stet, Moldiest', warehouseman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April a-.. Robert Prestos, of I.iterpoul, Lancaster ' amen chant, at ten, at the I,laibe Tavern, in John-street, Lim pout. April Jo. William 31anhy, of the Strayed, Middlesex, oil and colour:wan, at ten, at GEM/hall, London. - • Beane, of Chudlitsgh, Pevoa, shop , ...: the 'aid* T ,in Exeter latitalhasi, of Kouritun.upon-11.111. linen at the George Inn, Minch-tar-gate, .gIFIC.tTELS--Arti. L 19: Ewer-el:ea, Southw...k, Its zgAtee Watlirs-strret, Lawton, incre hone Thu:46ton, Yoork, sod Dilillti Whaaker, eanten-lassiugselnertes. kresten, Lancaster, esttonapiasee. or late of Leeds, statomser. Minintielsaan, tailor. Htiesit I.ess. W Erriagdon, York, cott...a.. Ilmiss, et Niebuhr-lane, Lnoneu, n tooth 16ilit Lou tog shocking ifs the House Park kieloagiug to Acts the Duke of Mier, ;ear iabooiring utan was pawing through attack' d by a ferocious bull, and -king matinee as Daly to survive K. :per of the Park received Itti Higituese Se 'boot the (;MOUND. BIRTHS. Nwrthamptoe, ow Tuesday night, Mrs. Mud.e, wik of James Mudie, Liti.o( • daughter. On Mosey last, the Comptes§ of Aberdeen, of a (laughter. Ittwarlay eeeniug, the wik of Me Street, of Saadi:a/lard, of a daughter. DEATH. On Friday, at her Inn; •;tisaCanal, Salisbury, aged $1 Ivan, Mrs. C.llins, mother of Mr. II C. Collies, late Pfister of he Sabsbory Pare (whoa she survived exactly eight waelel) sad wood wifo sad widow of Mr. Besjaana Collins, faranerio Pride, sad liankrer of Sobabary. HIGH WATIIIR, THla DAY, AT LOHDON-BRIDGE.. Mara. is..wira. after .. 4 f r0e5.....42 alio. afer.. 4. PRINTS, DRAWINGS, ROOKS OF PRINTS, ac. By Meson. KING and LOCHEE, At their Great-Rowm, 38, King-street, Covent-Garden, on 11 EON ESDAV, April 6, int*, awl Thirteen following Data, (thsa ze day ei pied) at 'Twelve, T"L VALUABLE COLLECTION a PRINTS, DRAWINGS, ROOKS of PRINTS, MA - Nrscitars ou Vellum, illuminated, ace. the Property of WILLI A3I WILSON, Esq. of the Aline, if!, lately deceased. Comprising line Specimens of the moat celebrated Ancient sod Nludern Mangers both to Drawing. and Prints , wit,, a large ar4rgahlage of Botanical and other branches oiNatural History, many on Vellum, by Cheat, Taylor, Van Huysum, and Merlon. Several Noireenbergh Drawings, finished in the highest manner on Vellum; mime English and Foreign Por traits, and Topography ; • kw beautiful Heraldic and other Manuscripts, on Vellum, richly illuminated; Port folios in Rumia and Morocco, Ace. _ _ . Mav I c viewed ,n Monday the ath, till the time of Sale and Cataloguer, rife IL bd. t►en had at the Room. GOOD FAMILY RESIDENCE, EAST-LANE, BER- MON Di.EY. By Mr. BURTON, On 111131“/ AT, April 4, at It, at Garmway's, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD FANfILY DwELIJNI-..uoitme, with iminedliste possession, Nit. 3, Eost-lane, Bermondsey ; contains eight sleeping WNW.% wish neens, spanwast dkaapitswit, with amebae shimmy- piste, lisithrd with mahogany doors, • breakfast- MOM, store•ioom, and tuttinz.rnani, convenient kitchen, irsols.bouse, tartlet, pantry, ant ample wise, coal, and berr retiring, • spacioas garden, well plaided, with penthouse, three-stall stable, and Intl over. The premises are M rms. plete repair, and well adapted far eturyiag oit any bnsinem that requires • eostiertina with the waterside, having a right of wharfage, the stable, lee • thwelling.honse, Ike euulel (wily he convert. d into • storehouse, as it has a separate entrance from a law, nearly Amin the wharf, held on lame, for about liras, at • low me 01401. per annum. To be clewed, anti particulars had at the premises ; at Garraway's ; sad 31r. Runs., Pie. 62, Corollal. BARNETT, HERTS.—.GENTEEL DETACHED FA MILY REAIDk:NCE, WITH COACH-HOUSE, STA. SLING, PRODUCTIVE GARDEN, AND LAND, WITH UNLIMITLD RIGHT OF COMMONAGE. Hy Mr MURTON, Os MONDAY, April 4, at lt, at Garrawaye, AV ALA.; A BLE acrd truly debirable COPY , HOLD iSTATE, romforiainig a substantial briek tesiterato, went comb-hour , flap...nail stable, productive garden lu rarellent wider, and shundantly clothed with celiortino wf rare fruit trees, and two Isariducks, coutsioiug *boot tbnre orris of rich meadow land, delightfully situated at BOUM tt. With COMM/ AIWI Of rich Views of great vitro* mad hrriuty, tlw residence and property of Th nom Parkes, Esq. who will give imourdiate mom. The premiers MOULIN els bed-rooms, spari.ris . 1.1411110,111111 drautotrowol, etoutg• _room, tibrary moron g. room, and roulette domestic unease =este. To Lis viewed. 4 ion tit Ir , r, %Lich, with descriptive peril - eub ws os s i, of %to Burton, tic, t ofsiil i pikrticalars to the pistil .es, and at t►r place aside. VALUABLE AND VERY IMPROVABLE FREE HOLD ESTATES AND FREEHOLD GARDEN By Mr. BURTON, Os MONDAY, Aiwa It, et Tvseke, is 13 lots, without rtsrric, ULY Valuable improvable FREE TH :mil Improvable EsTATE.s and well-secured Ground-Rents; comprising two most sobvtxutial well-built brick dwelling humus, in Chandus.strect, Corent.gardini; two spacious and very conrement busses, with paved yards, the perlivalik part of Queen's-square ; a dwelling-house, and capital range of reechoing., is lacrewell-court, Paternoster-row ' Cheap side ; • Mick dwelling-hussy, in the vieioity of Gnty's-lnu lane; a spacious brick wine-vault iu 3litre-court, street; tour neat brick dot:Mug-houses Millatareirrow, Cliches; • large plot of ground behiuSthe same, ou which are several buildings ; together with four brick dwelling boon s, and alunst three acrti of garden ground, uo the King's Private Road, Chelsea; also the chapel iu the chancel of the Church of Chelsea. Liltwise a freehold ground rent, issuing oat of and ainply.secisred by small erections, on a plot of ground is Chandimotrairt, Coventi;arileu; to gether with several fee-farm rents, very sinply seemed by, and regularly paid out of, extensive manor, w Yin producing rents principally under old leaser, amounting to 45:11. pa. 7d. To be viewed tea day previous to tbe vale, by have of the tensions ; deeariptive reticulate bad ess the pre mime; at Lierre sod Garieway's; and in M i rru c r i tut i , Irv, Combat. Al.l. TlaiTil Ls SALUTARY TO MAN, std whoever disrumrs sr diffuses it in any portiuu, readers an essential fa twice to his Country and lids Kind. Professional men ham, of late, through du medium of the Prms laid before the public eye the Wantons isiptow. of dieonh; rs, which, Imo ever, to the delicate and so.. cpti hie mind, it is only recess.-rifor us to glean, at. We have the bappiorm to Inform those persons, who, either front constitution or accident, or acquired habit, bard study, cheesy of ekmate violent disappointineut, iti moderate grief, or cornea o f kind, labour under those diseases whirl% result front a derangensent of NEItVe it A SYSTEM, poem' or partial DEIIII.ITY, that, from the onion of more accurate anatomical knowledge, aid. %cry elaborate chemical ausl)sts, we base it in our power to eimmer, in most cam s, a psi-fret mid strength.. 711, harks, steel, sod other tonic iserd — le ewes, whirls have been usually seliniaaivred, in use class of then.• euittiolions, re have found, from expereet,er, to br Imy no tarsus harfiliale to the perform:user of a complete and hoeing ever; and NIENt•I'ItY, the uediitaty 'pacific in other 'ift., IP Mill irem:thy known to be predestine of the most inisthievoits effects on the human coostitutioo; we taste therefore la- Mond. Ly turning the whole of our attentive exclusively to this subject, sad by the aid of t 7 years experience en an ex ttiiiive practice, to ofrer to the public a mode of tictstmetil idled, sew, which has in ao our isst.sce hstlalatu hasp lususra to fed. of lwritla Asa greet part settles, diseases has it. sem in the mind ; t►at ire been particularly attended to in the preamit nit thud of case; and, as it is a fact, well known to professional men, that persons rat mach ma, awl of all ages, of all situation* in life, and every description of character, ate liable to these dienniers, particularly t►ose of elegant sail cultivated minds, vary mined sentiments rad feeling•, and of studious endiv es', habits, most especially those of a quirk and lively *mg, and fertile imagination—the Poet, t►e Palates, and dee Novelist—avid those whom an affluent fortune and high rash in society base excluded from all manual infante, and regular emplinrui at: for the sake of such Patients, sh.ne minds, Naturally t' I, nee rtederial still more au by tt.e very saline of t►eir complaint, the strictest 'mown is paid to delicacy and secrecy, and a certain, a permanent mid ra dical Care, is solentily promised. Messrs. CURRIE sod CO. Surgeons, usay be consulted at t►eir house, No. 107, Ilattini-Garilcii, by Patients of either sex, pi roudly, or by letter (post paid), inCloeme Bank huts, alien the 'teenier, .idvire end Medictues aid he Eters, or sent main part of the kinrioin. Pato-Isis su the• country art resists lard tv dciiera!mg 11w par. Genies of theeir ront7lass:so, age., ot.a is.La of Iv 7, Ilutva Latden. IttIPERIOn BOOKS 1001 V 017140 mos Ne. New I.l4litio::s of the foieowing approved Wub kr* - len lat.•ly published b 1 T, CADELL sag W. LA, qt,. Siratid : • ••--- • 1' I 44ILEVIF.NTS of GENERAL HiSTOi ty, Ancient and Madera Cto +lick are added, Wit aChreautogy, and a etivapal mite View of Aueleaf 1184 de r a Geography. Py Akaasader Fraser Tytkr, La} eV. ak eat, with Napa, 159 ..in board!. el. An ARIIIIJOMENT of Mr. PINKFAMIN'S MO. 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John Bearett. 7s. is boards _ Books in Theology, Just petitisbed by J. MAIWIII AY. No. 22, P OulVy 1. T HE TEMPLE of ['RUTH ; or, The hest Spawn of Reason Philosophy:Vince, and Morals, arrmsg, d. Se cond Xklatioss. in Oase large V. louse, era. Bs. bOarriy, tival keeper, at eleveu ' at Ili April tos. J..aa lAedha draper ' at eleven, at Lareesai spun. i CEItTIFI Willies Baena, M Ewer.i James H ud.ue, of Waffle Gaosaliel Maser, Thusii of Minglaistet, cotton- David Ainsworth, of km Henry Hulloes, now ur Ii Juan Y bite, of Illroinith Mark 1; tie', at Heft* wiasehirturer. William Chalice Thom cleat. Tut:inlay afteilio aerident hspptvird If liii Royal ilighneis Kingston: as a 14bot dm Park, he was ad gored in such a shoe a short time. The tt orders from Ilia 1 animal iminediate4. 11iliAL INTELLIGENCE. PORT117401:T111, /MARCH 29. Sailed His Majesty's ship Argus, for Curt. Arrived His Majesty ship Symmetry, .Dsweoa, tact the Downs, for the &exits. The transports which were ordered into harbour, and env barked part of the 24411 iliakt Dragoons, disembarked them yesterday. His Majesty's ship 'Melpomene has a signal eying for the masters of cereals btftWd to the West ludism i , to receive their noir uctions.-44hn1W. - The men a war at Spithead were yesterday supplied s ith eat-hottonied hosts, indicative of an immediate cardition. An afflictive occurrence took place yesterday morning at Spithead. .4 matt, ht-tooging to the Saleetie frigate, was sen tenced to be Mined throu....h the deet fur thit rim; The beats front all the men of war, oil is custoaary 'woo i hose oc casions, were aaseinlikd; when, at the tronnent the punish; meat was about to be inflicted, he juinpc.l onerhoard, and was never atter% girds seen. It is conjectured he hut previ ously concealed some shot is his pockets, to present the pus sibtlity of rising azain be the water. The Christian VII. a fine Danish 74, is new in dock re pairiag. Nailed His Majesty's Skylark, on a cruise. DE•L, 99. GRA VI:aI:ND, II ARC 11.29. Sailed the Harriet, Lyach, forrindis;iiilliatu sod liticsia, Ha es, fur die Cape of Good Hope ; Jane, Srutt, Quebec; Etatrrprire, Bum p fur New York; Prioress Ito) Richards, (or ittiebt.c ; sad Providence, Agar" for Cork. - rim* OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ceay ear i . al l s per ("rat. Wavy how& .1 per test. Ditto Ausuities India Reeds se. 31. die. ENcliatisar Sills Lottery Tieketa ail. as. India lat t7ii Carob tor .. ..... T. DISH, Stack Broker, 4, Carshill, sod 9, Chariot -Cram. MICR OP MIMI amcKs, MARCH 23. Government liebenteres, Si per ceut... Dino, s prr riot ... ..... ~9%4 COVUE OF WM Atesserems ! ... as 7 a V. l Ditto at Sight 34 11 R"tterdaut c. L 11 s 2r. Hambuysii.••. u • Alton. 7 4111'. Paris Ditto 9 Us es IS Boards.= 13 IS Culls !hail • 4l @active Bass 4l_ !..4444■ ..... • • 91 Naiike 4 2- Genoa 4:lLio Pie V mien 'Lei ls I Do. 1101 1:22121a on London lfi MANGE, Moses in. Limbo* 6o °Pon. Debits Cork 001.1.1011. Portugal Gold is Cui* atm Bars J. r. d. per os Doubloons New Dollars Silver la Bars New Louis Leach) o n • Agio 0a the Dank d Halsted, si per Cast. 16) 5)11 SALES BY AUCTION. BUDGE-ROW, WATLING-STREET. By Mr. BURTON, On MON DAY, April a at twelve, at Ciarraway's, union previously dispo;ed of by Pnvate Csetract,. THE LEASE, with inimediatt• l'obwooton, of cooveoirot BUSINESS PREMISES, most advne ta,:yously situated, being No. , Budge-row ; and contain four bed-runup, a comfortable diniugwooin, canneloni kitchen., good shop or u &rehouse, and excelkat collaring held on lease for about seven years, at a very low rvita he viewed till the sale, and primed particulars had on the pr. mists ; at Gm-rasa) , sad of Mr. Button, No. 04 Co: chill. FREEHOLD, CHICHESTER. By Hr. RICHTON, On M 0 NI)AY, Aprils, at te, at °areaway's, AN . I improvable F RI.:MOLD ESTATE. eureprising a coinneedioits Brick Dwelling-Honey, with spacinu• walled garden, and tleranatalled Aside, eligibly si tuates' for 111.1'c ennsiderable improvements, having • con siderable frontage on the Brighton amid Hu four road, in the pariah of St. Knaves, without the East Gate of the city. of Chichester, now in the uccwpatiun of Captain litislasue, te nant at will, at • very low rent. TO he viewed, by leave of the teasel, ten days previous to 11w sale, when deticriptive partiruhini may be bad uo the pre mises ; at the Ship, Briglitou ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr Burton, lig, Candid'. VALUABLE STOCK OF SHEEP, CAMBHI.I)GE sHIRE. By Mr. BURTON, On THURSDAY, April 7, at 11,outhepremises, 11'bittlege ford, near Cambridge, Ir\l(F. very valuable and prime STOCK of NH tEti, of Mr. Blow kitkiting the above farm ; in cluding thirty seine epko al ou id ten score ewe pugs. This stock a submitted as deserving the particular attention of breeders and graziers, the whole reared and collected with great pains and cans, at a considerable expense, haring used the New Leicester tops for several years. The pugs and lambs are all by Mr. Beinsetes, of Teninesford, which stuck an irons the &witty dike New Leicester up-breeders. To be viewed, sal catalogues had on the plemiaes, by ap plication to the shepherds •. Red Lion, Royston ; Hoops, tit. !WI and Cambridge • Crown, Huntingdon; own, Lin ton ; Gres hound, NewMatket ; Kane and ('rowu ' Saffron- Walden ; Black t belnisford ; of Mr. Pryor, salesman, West Smithfield ; and of Mr. 8urt..... ii 4, c o mbat s N. B. Approved bills, due Old Midsummer-Day, wiU be taken. By the sew. Author, 91. STUDII:S; Sarred sail e : adapted to the Temple of Truth. Handsuin tly printed, in Om large V., lame, new. ys. boards. .t. A BODY of TlllEOlA'tpr, principally practical. In a Series ui Lectures, with u copious Index. 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Carey-street, sad published at the Of , L.., No. Deck of St. Elements Church, Str :tut, be a WHITE, of paste piece—U,J , •n, aLc. for this .., seat lona (Nike, (rat paid, sal he duly tithmard to .4•1•••••••••111.-- 4‘.. I TrTiniSlL 1111.,121i1t,_10.11,10001111. low.:loitignsercsedVOUNGZSlMSfra, 141 II t•ery eh •ni Prioci rebel - 1 , Ell I) testi . ' • If is lye Tits Wroisl lumen, Powell, The Erilitene I To etii The Nii rve:.iite t Ti! TO-) Hill ri Smexa friar), Cooke ; rurt:te, After 111 Or, The Tl,e 0 err 114 r,tie ; II Lteettene ',midge ', far4y. V. Litlll Oi M , ....ws rt The It (eery Be , T T IB With its such isni Prince Mien Sol Mr. (ire 8414 )1 Duun Hint. 1 1 P CM) if, uniretsi TV ESI) !ode testi grade ea e it three GLEEI i i !key 1- t.II &nu 1,, Guilin ate Ca' if The I e at kir I- le'Clut • • •'I pctiiiittll t o Gr .-- 14 it 6, Ill• Cr le 94, t. 43, 5, rt 111 116 11, h. 41 1 e. a 4 al IS a 11, IS 40 N ye SALES BY AUCTION(. BOOKS. By Mew,. KING sad LOCHEE, At thei r Grad Roses, as, King-street, Coventiardins, THIS, rind two following dam at IS, ' ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, its various Languages sown them art Chaabirre's Dictionary, by Refs, a vols. ; Hoteitin's Dorset, a vols. ; Vandyke's Mrs& ; Biograpliia Britunnics, s vols.; Bstessrdi Antiq. Rossianorum, rum A ner De Bey, 3 vols.; Ben Josson's Plays, isc. ; Hist ors Jrialies Moosatiqaes, * tom, avec Sg.; Sinatt's Dresses, * sob, ; Euripides, by Elag, 2 vols. ; Cirri y Creek, llt vols. ; Voltaire, too lons. ice. Alsy be viewed and Catalogers W. SURREY-PREEHOLD RESIDENCE, extensive WALLED GARDEN, ornamental SHRUBBERIES, lie\ PADDOCKS, FISH-PONDS, PINERIES, SUC CESSION HOUSES, Ike. TOOTING, SURREY• By Mr. BURTON, • Oa MONDAY, April us, at Gentway's, 4 SINGULARLY desirable FREEHOLD IS_ RESIDENCE, situate in the rural sad respectable Vfof Tooting, a pleasant distance of six milts from : comprising an excellent Brick Doe!ling-beam, with complete offices of every description, spacious coon yanl, capital stabling for nine hones, double ceach•lioose ; most complete range of out-otlices, farmyard, ornamental shrubberies, profusely clothed with a choice sclectium pleasingly diversified, and disposed with infinite taste ; tropic cascade, a plantation tastefully timbered, spacious, and very productive kitchen garden, fully cropped ; and two rich paddocks, containing to acres. This property is begirt uo one side by a braittlful sheet of running %tier, well stocked snit tish of various kinds, sud the remainder by a lofty brick wall ; the residence of -Galindo, Esq. who will give immediate possession. To be vowed sill, tickets, which, with descriptive peril riders, may be had of Mr. Burton, tiu, Gambia; particulars the premises, and at Garraway'a. The there Props. have to vf the I Pr^Pos Miami Lulden MU QUM _ JA,TE („4 111 rr 4:11111, 1 . 1 • t t•.I rt• ua • Vi K Pa r k HO' 1 I or [ "' At . I Lk AV I fill I'ltn~~