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i " ~,>~ /a /r. - 0" • • de 4" . 4 S '- ' 't . 4 Pe r Cf • It ‘;),\ • r 4 t 1 I. C_ 1,/ , /-') • 7; /g - I- 7 / --- . . / / Ti lt . • .. • ___ 1 ' ' - ' - - - - -/ 0., , ( LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SgrrEMBER 8. 1524. No. 6,791. U. I Price 7d. 01111P1r4f.d....." STATIO_VERY OFFICE, Sip?. 7, Ind. rari, —7: 1. "iptr...:er of Me Stationers, OAT is ready to L :alders for sundry articles of S, A LL STORES, Parking-eases, Term, Ferri?, PinsAbnanacks, WiArs, Cord, Pester Inkstands , Rulers , Wala SW*, Cords and C %rob-Jay:la, Files, Straps, Marking Pads, umber u m ., :•01c sad livlian Rubber. ?animism of Contract may be bad, and samples of the articles inst. at the :; , ationery Office, James-street. Br..kinghatu Gate, betts,:ca the hours often and four o'clock, until the 18th V. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. SIR ASTLEY COOPER and Air. GREEN w ill br gin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SURGICAL LECTURES. on FRIDAY, the lit of October. at Too o'Cloct. ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS by 31r. B. D. COOPER and Mr. JOHN F. SOUTH. SALES BY AUCTIVIC-7„ SALES BY ACTION g)KS Pi:BUSHED THE vALvAnbe AND VERY EXTE'PODFE FREE . HOLD ESTATES OF THE LATE 34ARQUIS OF OR3IONDE. Together with Mines of Coal and Inso-Stone, in isebyshire, Staf. fordshire, and Warwielpthire. By )(me.. ROBINS. 7 - - TEN CASES' OF CAPITAL. CLARET. FIT FO IMMEDIATE Lett:. To be submitted, under peculiar Ci7CUIUStaOC4I, without any reservation. By Messrs. ROBINS. At the 31art. on TUESDAY NEXT. I.4l)e:ember 14, at Twelve. In Twenty Los. rN CASES of capital CLARET (Chateau Margaux). of the favourite Vintage 1814, and imported two years since, under favourable circumstances. It will be sold in Lots of Three Dozen. which can be regularly , permitted to any part. Catalogues at the Man. and of Messrs. Robins. Cevent.gardes, where samples may, be had till the sale, at 7s. per bottle. • THEATRE OF ANATOMY. BLENHEIM-STREET, GREAT MA RLBO OLT 0 11-STREET. THE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY. and SURGERY, will be commenced on FRIDAY. the let of October. at Two o'Clock. By JosnuA BROOKES. F.R S. F.L.S. Doc Cws. Nat. Cur. Mosq. hoc. etc. etc. Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated. and replete with every convenience. will be open all the Morning for the purpose of Dissecting and Injecting, where Mr. Brookes attends to direct the Students, and demonstrate the various parts as they appear on Dissection. The inconveniences usually aunding Anatomical investigations are counteracted by an antiseptic pro.va.. Pupils may he accommodatal in the House. Mr. Bmoltes's Certificates are received at the College of Surgeons as heretofore, and indepotolcntly of the Regulation of the lAD March, IRIS. At the Angel Ina, aistertield, in the county of Derby, on FRIDAY and SATURDA Y. the 211 and lett days of De bar (for the First Sale); at the Hell fut. Derby.ron M'EDN £S. DAY and THURSDAY. the 27th and 13th days of October Me the Second); at the Roe Buck Tavern, Nevrenstle.under. Lyrae, on MONDAY, November I (for the 'Third); at the Craven Arms, Coventry, on WEDNEsI I O.IY, November 3 (for the Fourth): and at the Auction Mart. oa THURSDAY, November lit (for the Fifth); by direction of the Trustees for Sale of the English Estates of the late Marquis of Onnande, under an Act of Parliament, in various and suit.shle Lots, THE valuable and highly improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES of the bite MARQUIS OF ORMONDE, IN THE COUNTY OF DEallY, ray desirably situate, and comprehending. i.stan! CUSTOM-ROCS E. LONDON, Sept. 4, 1824. FOR SALE, 11 Oreer of the liotiour.ille the Commissioners of hie lbjesty's Custom*. ou FRIDAY the leth instant, at One c'eloek in the aßerncuo precisely, at the Commercial Side Rooms, Plinedast-lane. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vim : sugar end other Grocery, thugs, Wood Goode, Wine, Spirits, &e. on-i fir Hoeisi Consumption , o n Payment of the Duties, or for 'Esiortation, Duty Free rand pert for Exportation only, Duty Free; sendry Goods for llomr Consumption, clew of all duties. The whole having remaire , l ea the London and West India Docks, beyond the time limited by law. The Goods in Lot 1 to 62 to be viewed at the London Docks. the nensindar a: the West India Docks, and Samples of Lots 74 to 23. %I to 04 and Eli et the West Cellar, Custom House. - on TCESDAY, the 7th; EDN ESDAY. the Bth z and THURS DAY, the tith instant, daring the usual hours of business. Cats:ogues te.sy be had at the Slag's Wateltouse, Custom House, Dries Is. each. A deposit of twenty-five per . eau. to he paid at the time of gale, avd the remainder at the Receiver of Firos and Forfeitures (Mine, Custom House, by three o'clock in iht a:ternoon of Saturday the 95th instant, or the deposit to become fodeiteil ; arter Which date the goods to remain at the risk and ramose of the maelstrom; anti those old fee Home Consumption tis io r ei : a akeii away by Sneaky the 2d October, 1821, and those for . tion by Friday the 31w December, 121, or the purchase menq ut b.:.:0111e forteito,l, and the good t THE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATES OF THE LATE JOSEPH BERNARD POPE, ESQ., At Hampton, Middlesex, and Asttop, in Northanammihire. By Sleasrs. RORINs, At the Amnion Mart, on TUEiDAV NEXT. I Ith inst. at 12, in bats, by direction of the Trustee, THE following VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPVHOtA) ITALIAN REFUORRS. LONDON. SZIPTICIIIIIII 7, 104. Al' a MEETING of the ITALIAN REFUGEE COM3IITrEE, held at the Mansion Horse this Dab The Right Non. die LORD MAYOR in the Chair, It vile Rewired, , , FOR THE FIRST SALE, several excellent Farms. situate at Chesterfield, Newbold. Birming ham. Brampton, Walton, Ashoser, Harrod, Murevood Moore, arid Whca , croft. including altogether 2,450 ACR Elt4 OF LAND. AN ELEGANT VILLA RESIDENCE. with beautiful Grounds, extending nearly to the river, and de. lightfully situate in the preferable put of the VILL.I6E OF HAMPTON. )IIt.I3DLESEX, in the occupaiion of Miss Robson; also two smaller Villa Resi dences adjoining, in the occupanon of Joseph Turner. Esq,and Mrs. lfnrq, all responsible tenants. Early powies.ion *HI be given of two of the Cottages. Also four Tenements in White florae-yard, producing. at low read, W. a year, and a Valuable Freehold Estate, called the ASTROP F.1R31 COTTAGE; within five miles of Banbury and Rrackley, erected with gene, surrounded by Gardens. and a Paddock adjoining; she 'Mole elm. prising eight acres. The situation is unusually pleasant. being on the verge of the village of Astrop, Astro!, House Park. The scan. try adjacent is exceedingly rich. Possession may be had imme diately. Particulars may be had at the principal Inns at Northampton, Banbury, and Strickler, Hampton Court, and Richmond ; Mr. Pewtress, snitcher, Vinulam-buildings ; at the hart; and in Covent-garden. The land-tax redeemed on the whole, and in the necupatimi of a tespectahle tenantry, at eicoslingly low rents, which at Lady-day 'lry will justify a consitlzraYe NllgniouAt ion. There are 1' A 1.U.1. It L E COLIAERIE,, and productive Mims in carious von" of the - Eatate, besides a Share in the Blanor of Ashore. with sq the rights and privileges thereunto appertaining ; primrkting idnipiatter a very desirable op portunity fo. Investment. 70/t 1111 SECOIII2. All the capital TREEIIOLT) FAR Hel e and ERTATIN, eligi bly situate between Derby at:tl Mansfield, abont sly miles frotn the fonuer, and twelve miles from Matlock, comprehending THE . CODNOR AND lIDANOR EST.ITES, in the County of Derby, in the oempa 'non of most respectable Te name, at low rents, and which at Ladyde!..thest may be greatly incri;aud. The property comprehends altogether about ONE 'THOUSAND ACRES Or LAND, LONDON DOCKS. THE COURT of I)IREOTORS of the LONDON 1. DOCK CrOIPANT do hereby give Notice. that a SPECIAL GI NLRAL MEETING of the PROPRIETOR $ the said Control, rill be held at this House. on THURS. DAY. the 9th of September next, at Twelve o'Clock, foe the ptar. it.we of taking int., consideration the expediency of increasing the oatpany's Walks. GEORGE ROBINSON. Secretary. London Dock House. Prince's.strect, Aug. 26, 1824. N.B. The Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely. Jistributegi into nitlU Varm;,lyiniWil mgather, witit VALUABLE COLLIERIES, bat antageously circumstauccd. FOUR BONDS OF £13410 EACH, Bearing Interest, regularly paid Half-yearl7, and the Principal payable on the demise of a Life aged Lighty-aix years. By Messrs. ROBINIL At the Mart, on TUESDA V next, the 14th instant, at Twelve, without a reserved price, the former purchaser having failed to complete his contract, ()Olt BONDS of SW/. each, bearing interest at five 1 per cent., and regularly paid half-yearlv at a banking-house ; the principal is receivable on the demise of a Lk aged Eighty-els. These Bonds formed part of a family arrangement, and the parties are all highly respectable. The estates that will descend to the grantor are of the value of 11.0001. a year, and not encumbered with the payment of 1,0001. altogether; the security, therefore. is indisputable, and the vendor will undertake to procure a heritable Bond, which may be registered so as to operate as an effectual mortgage on all the estates, with immediate possession to the purchaser in default of payment within three months after die de mise of the life of eight v-ant. Printed and descriptive particulars may be had at the Mart; and of Messrs. Robins. Covent-garden. TOIL TIM yam,. A valuable FREEHiisbiit7TATE, called THE BERRY 1111.1. ESTATE, most desirably situate about a mile from Stoke. upon-Trent, and three miles 61411 Neatestle-under-Lyme. It con sists of a respectable old Farm House, with suitable Buildings, pleasantly situate, together with 194 ACRE or EXCELLENT L.INI), _ _ PATENT DEVOLVING GUN LOCK. THIS excellent LOCK is constructed on the principle of discharging either by PERCUSAON, or with FLINT Nal STEEL. The transition to either mode of tiring is effectuated instantane ously, without adding, altering, or removing any part of the Lock whatsoever t it becomes a matter of safety as well as convenience to spmtsmen. LACY and NVITTON having received unqualified &molts tion of this elegant Lock from the first Sporting Characters in the country, whim numerous orders for guns on the above principle, re spectfully entrees the sporting world to apply at their hlartutactory, 4u rJ, TIIKEADNLEDLE—STREET, LONDON, where only it can be procured. divided into convenient Int-Insures. In the occupation of John Limes, as tenant at will. This Estate abounds in Inc Coal. FOR TIIE roc•TH. BOOKS PUBLISHED. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEME:siTS, &c. lEES, COTT A M and H A LLEN base on SALE, I their I lIPROVED THRESHING and AVINNOII'ING itiACHINES, which are unrivalled for their superior and expedi tious mode of working,. and well worthy the attention of Gentle men who have a large quantity of grain. Also a great variety of Ploughs, Harrows, Drills, and Sowing Machines. Chaff Cutters, and Bruo.ing Machines for Malt, Beans, Pease, t kits, dte. ; Hand Mills fur grinding Flour, either of steel or buhr stones. with Bookers omit). Carrot, and Mengel Worsel Cutters. The re. solving Brake, Harrow, and General Beatson's Cultivator, with all its improvements ; Blake's inverted Horse Hoe, Scotch Carts, patent Churns. and Mangles : also every description of IVrought or Cast Iron Work, Sheep, Cattle, and Ox Hurdles and Gates, Calk: anal Pig Troughs, Field and Garden Rollers, Cucumber and Melon Lights, Clot Iron Pumps, Milk Pans, &c. at their Repo shot)., Winsley-street, Chfortt.strret ; and at their Manufactory, Cartarall-toad, Stamford-arrest, Lambeth. WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS have ob tained the sanction an approbation of thmtlernen of the Medical Profession, as a tate and valuable Medicine, in removing ohatrucitspa. and re:ieving other inconveniences to which the female frame Is liable, especially those which at stt early period of life frequently arise from want of esercise and general debility of the system. They create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous head-ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders, pains in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpita. tuns of the heart. . Purchasers arc requested to remark, that, as a testimony of au thenticity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of C. Kearsley," in writing; sold wholesale and retail in London by Wightman, No. 44, Fleet -stmt; Barclay and Sons, Fleet.. market; Newberry and Seas, St. Paul's ChareMlyard ; Sutton and Co., Bow Church-yard ; Sanger, 1.50, Oxford -street, opposite Pond-street; Evans and Son, Long-lane, Smithfield; Johnson, lireek-street, Soho; Butler and Sons. Cheapside Godfrey Windus. Bishopsgate-strect ; If. Macklin, 33, Whitechapel ; and by all Country Venders, at 24. 9tl. per Box. Ay. it is necessary to inform the Public that Kmesley's is the uhly original and genuine Medicine, and has been prepared by th:m for more than thirty years. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. PIIHE INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLASTER. This most effectual remedy has enjoyed a ve7 extensive sale fur upwards of half a century, and continues to maintain a decided raverm ever rite ev all Ointments, Salves, &e. of the like description, a:furiling immediate relief to persons afflicted with Corns of recent or long standing. without the least injury to the feet. Preps-ed by T. Axtell, and sold in Boxes, at IL lid. each, by Barclay, Fleet-market; Butler, Cheapsidc; Edwards, St. Paul's Church-iril ; Prout, near Temple-bar; Purser, 1. Finch. lase; S.tn,, ,, er, Iso, Oxford -street; Suttwn and Co., Bow Church y.:l; IV;ird, 3:14, Holborn ; and all Venders of Patent Medicines. . . __. Of whom may also be had. Dr. S.II.MON'S OUTT.E PIT fl, or t'ORDIAI. DROPS, is the Cure of Cough% Colds, Asthmas, Consamptloni, and Dis orders arising from Obstructions of the Breast and Lungs In bottle, at Is. thl. and 2s. 9d. each. A CERTAIN RELIEF foe CORNS, BUNIONS, and CIIILBLAIN.i, by merely rubbing the part with the MitOI.ITIC CA 31P11011„ will prevent the troublesome pain ti irritation, throbbing, and inflammation, and by often using it as pa di r:ct i on , w ill not only give imm ediate ease, but by degrees 1.3 entirely remove them, and by applying it to the feet as a wash, 4 proved to h ire strengthened the tenderest feet. Corn cutting, ten by skilful operators, has often proved dangerous ; it may hsp n the instrument will slip while cutting the corn, which makes tfa fltdt bleed, and there is an artery in the toes bleeds and gets :ttilahA. and if great care is not taken, often proves fatal, but the Arm:atic Camphor is a certain relief without any inconvenience.— It is a ditcnrcr y from that great physician J. h. Myers, well known th , Cty of London, who was for above twenty years physician tt the 1.,,,d0n hospital, and to other great institutions, and "retilw Of the Aromatic Camphor was given to the present prtprietet by the above celebrated physician, therefore any one with Corns, Bunions, and Chilblains, ought to make "'," l * awe trial of it. Fevers prevented being caught—in short, tnialionts and the use of the Aromatic l'amphor is a sure {wren. 'lit. &Nast c atc hi ng i n f ect i ons , is pleasant, and the wholesomest P oison lathe Ullinflte • revives the spirits, relieves the headache, rd menus faintness by only smelling it ; and nervous people "ght sever be without it, and it ought to be sprinkled about in 43 " where mien., are not welL Persons wno travel by land and wimtp,ht to h ave w i t h t h em the Aromatic Camphor, as sicknesses +lO OACTS caught is cabins. coaches, strange beds, change of ; parents should use it in the nursery, and is also ',WAR remedy for rheumatism, and hundreds have found relief by rubbing th e part affected with it; it is also a cure for the nin ''whe. by merely dipping a piece of cotton in it and putting tu tae decaying teeth ; persons whotake snu ff by mixing a few 4... a1ta tilt it, it will make the snuff pleasant and reviving. relievat dad aese, end strengthens the eyes. Even persons who are Situ the Gone, and by often rubbing the part with Camphor there is 4 chance of not having the gout again, L 7..° they should hare the gout again, the burning pain will be at 11 01 degrees le.s. There are incredulous persons who are '',w4 as not to &Inv in the greuest discoveries ; but they are tl wit ideas, as there are remedies not yet discovered, 1 4 is good for mankind ; for example, wan would have be ity,"ctarr ago, that the matter from a cow would have pre- It : tie tires of millions? Other great discoveries have of late Lccerted, which wire formerly thought next to impossibility, the Atorustlc Can-Thee outfit to be tried by el/CTV one s a 4 In net , ' ef it. and it Berta nty can do no harm, and great cA rt p sai , arise from it, as it is rot taken inwardly. Ifte ,? lo ll—.ls most valuable articles are counterfeited by un -1"`" Dermas, therefore be particular to ask for Prince's t a r Camphor, and (Anent: •` Prince' on the wrapper and the e ach bottle; without, it is not genuine, and cannot answer „h,,pese, at 4s. I. per bottle. ereq. _y A. Prince, No. it. Poland .tuet ; Sanger, 1:4, Oxford- Iturelay, US, frieet.market ; Butler, 4, Clicapsicle; Ptah. p .lawil; Johnson • ca, cornilin ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; and 'l7t Principal Medicine Venders. t e .".:Zl aad Gentlemen residing i n the country. seeding remit all i r will be immediately for....:adod by coach. It keeps in 31a....a!tes, tliketatio the older the better. 'Am; and Captain will rtxtive a liberal allowane for 4. FOR IMPROVISLI THE GROWTH OF THE HUMAN HAIR. JFOX, IlAl R to Ilia Royal Highness 1111 • Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg, begs leave to recommend to Ladies and Gentlemen, with a confidence resulting from a long vial of its excellence, his VEGETABLE CREAM, as the moat elegant and efficacious article now in use, fur imparting a delicate softness and gloss to the Human Hair, athich it strengthens and preserves. Its surprising property of restoring Hair on bald places, pre venting the tailing off after fevers, sea bathing, travelling, and from other causes, as well as preserving the colour and curl, in. fallibly renders it desirable to the fashionable world. A single trial will establish its superiority over Oils, or any other article ever made use of fur the Ilion Sold by the sole Proprietor, at his Ornamental Hair and Perruque Manufactory, No. am, Strand; and by most respectable Per fumers in Town and Counter, in Bottles 30. Gd. and 7s. each, or seven Bottles, as. lid. site, IL Is. N.B.—AU alters are Counterfeits.. lIR. EADY'S LIFE PRESERVERS are Sold at 38, ./ DE.I N.ST R E ET, SOHO. and no other place in London; being a methodical arrangement of Remedies for the general Diseases of the Body, so previously prepared as to enable the Patients co prescribe for themselves, without trouble or delay; thereby proving doubtless in many instances a Life Preserver. The practiceseleeted has been sanctioned by long and suceznsful experience. and is founded upon a system in which all the modern inirovements in the science of medicine arc combined. They are forwarded to every part of the country, on receiving the amount by post or otherwise.—Price Ils. ; 325. ; and 3is. ; I 10%., with copious directions. FOIL PRESERVING TILE TEETH AND fil.'3lS. THE VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER has so long been in general use, that it is unnecessary to offer any further recominendation of it. Composed of Veg etables , without the admixture of any Mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free from the usual objection against the use of other Ilentifrices. Its detersive power is just sufficient to annihilate those destructive particles which adhere to the Gums and the Interstices of the Teeth; healing injuries in the former, and promoting a new Enamel (where it has been injured or corroded) on the latter. It likewise nmarta a firmness and healthy redness to the Gums; and if used regularly, will preserve the Teeth in a sound state to old age. Sold in Boxes, at 2e. lid. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's, tie, Regent -street (near the Argyll Rooms), London Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; Sackville-street, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine I'enders throughout the United Kingdom. Be careful to ask for Butler's Vegetable Tooth Powder; and to observe the name and sddress of " Butler, 4, Cheapside," are engraved on the stamp and label attached to each lox of this esteemed Disitifrice, to distinguish it from Imitations under similar titles. LADIESGENTLEMEN may rely at it, although there are various articles for the flair now selling, but it is of late experienced that the CLARIFIED RUSSIA 1)11i is the wholesomest and best Oil fur Preserving, Promoting, and will make it grow thick and long, prevent it falling off Or ever turning grey, and is such a nourisher to the roots of the Hair, that even it it has began to turn grey, it will restore it again to its natural colour, by keeping the head moist with it for a month, which hundreds of Ladies have experienced when used regularly; and is so improved that It pours out of the Bunk like cream ; is the pleasantest Oil for ladies to dress their own or false Hair; will make it always look elegant, soft, glossy, and will curl beautifully any way, and ought to be known that Medical Gentlemen have recommended it to those who wear false hair to nib the head with it, is wholesome, as it is cooling and refreshing to the head. Respectable Hair dressers have declared that they have experienced, when penions have lost their flair, and have the least signs of roots of flair re maining, by keeping the head moist for a month with Prince's Clarified Russia Oil, will be sure to be restored; but it cannot have the desired efiCet„ unless used regularly as above. It iv sure to clear the scurf, from infancy to old age.—Ask fur Prince's Clarified Russia Oil. The ounce bottle, five shillings ; a large bottle, con. taining five ounces, one pound, which is a saving.—Sold by the sole proprietor, A. Prince, No. 9, Polansl-street, Oxforil.strees, London ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Ile particular, and observe his address, "A. Prince, 9, Poland street, Oxford-street, London," on lie cover of each bottle; with out, it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purposc. Purchasers ought to be panic-alai, as counterfeits are in .dation. HUNI"4 PATENT POLISH, A MATCHLESS JAPAN BLACKING. .1%/r R. HUNT most respectfully informs the Public, IL that he has now manufactured and brought to unrivalled perfection his MATCHLESS JAPAN BLACKING, an article which he flatten himself will be found, on trial, far superior in quality to any ever before offered to their notice. To be sold 3.t per cent. under the usual price, with a corresponding increase of profit to retailers. Small sized bottles 4d., second ditto 14, third ditto Is., instead of Gd., Is., and Is. 61, as usually charged fur inferior articles. Mr. HUNT amfidently recomniends hi. Matchless Japan Black. ing to the early notice of those who wish to excel by a superior polish upon their Boots, Shots, or Harness, produced with half the labour, and at one-third less price than they have been accus tomed to pay. It is warranted not to contain a particle of coppersa, stinking oil, or any of those pernicious ingredients which prove so destructive to the leather, so disagreeable u, the touch, and so offensive to the smell, with which common !Barking is impregnated. It will afford peculiar nourishment to the leather, and will not soil the mat delicate skin, or the finest linen, at the same time it produces the most bri" d jet lustre ever beheld. To be sin retail at all Mr. Hunt's Boasted Corn Shops in the Metropolis, : id by at least one respectable vender in every town in the United Kingdom; and wholesale at his Manufactory, No. 52, Broadirall, Illackfriars, where the shipping interests are respect.' fully requested to apply. The article being manufactured from the very best materials, It is warranty! to keep in any climate. Directions for use on the label affixed. to each bottle, signed 11. Llunt," to prevent fraud by intitation. —.— TWO excellent FREEHOLD FARMS, desirably situate at Coundun, about two miles from THE CITY OF COVENTRY; cum mg two excellent Farm Houses and ell requisite Farm Buildings, 183 ACRES, 3 ROODS, 4 PERCHES. of unusually rich Meadow and Pasture and small part Arable Land, lying entirely in a ring knee, i respectable tenants, a n the several occupations of John Smith and William !Abend, t low rents, amounting to about MK a year, but from the superior qua lity of the land and the peculiar advantages derivable front its con. tiguity to Coventry, it may be estimated at 4001. A YEAR. _ _ The Poor Rates and AssessrTientsareu, - ;esually low. Also a PERPETUAL. RENT CHARGE of 71. 19s. .1.1. per A N NU3I, charged upon and issuing nut of Sir Thorn:is Al'hite's Charity Estate in Stoke Biotin a to Spooncnd, in the county of Warwick. and city of Coventry. or one of them, parable helf-yearky by the Corporation of Coventry, as Trustees for bar Thoniar Vt bite s Charity. !Olt THE FITTII. A valuable and very compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, con sisting of the C(ITOX PARK FARM, free of tithe. It is pleasantly situate contiguous to the Chilcots Estate, in the Parish of Holotten, with a good Fano-house and re quisite Farm buildings, and f2II ACRES, 3 ROODS, N PERCHES, of excellent Land, in a ring fence, and divided into convenient inclosurea r the Faint has been long in the empation of John Burton, a respectable tenant, nt a low rent. The es - dmated va lue is .t 330 A ILHAIi. _ . The Estates may all be viewed by applying to the respective wants. Printed Particulars of ouls ritk des.aiptive,nins Annexed, may be bad tM days prior to tue Side Ist ode shilling each), at the office of W. 13. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield; at the various Places of Sale ; the Angel, Alfreton ; Tontine, Sheffield ; Royal Exchange Cofree.mmu, Manchester; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; Elliston's Library, Leamington; Old Bath, Mat lock; Swan, Mansfield; Vi'hite llone, heeds; Angel, Buxton; Rutland Arms, Bakewell; Granby, flarrowgate; King's Arms, Liverpool; Black's Head, Nottingham ; King's Arms, Tarn. worth ; George. Lichfield; Queen's Head, Ashbv; Angel, A Ilia , 111011 ; at the office of Messrs. Williams, Brooks. Powell, and Bro. declP. Lincoln's Inn; Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton. street ; Messrs. Cardale and Brantley, Bedford-row ; at the Auction Mart; and of Megan,. Robins, Covent.garden, where Plans of ail the Estates may be seen. SUTTON BALL, MANSION. AND DEMESNE, In the County of Derby, with all its Manorial Rights, Privi l eges, and Immunities ; the Perpetual Adrowoon, and near 4.r..00 cres of Land, exonerated from the Lund-Tax, and within a 'Ring Pence ; the Manor abounding with Dame, together with LOW Acres of Land, live miles distant, which form a pleasura ble Moor Dame appendage ; also the invaluable :Ilium of Coal and Iron-stone thereto appertaining. ply Ncsare. ROBINS. At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, November Ift, by direr. tion of the Trustees for Sale of the English Estates of the late Marquis of Orrnontle ' under an Act of Parliament, II rHE distinguished MANSION and EXTENSIVE DOMAIN of the late 3IARQUIS OF ORMONDE, called SUTTON HALL, in the most delightful part of the County of Derby, placed in a Park of uncommon beauty, well stacked with deer, and com manding in all directions interesting views of unusual extent and variety. The mansion presents a noble Stone FAlitice, designed and completed by Nicholas. EARL OF SCARSDALE, —...—.--, in the most ornamented stile of (irecian architecture, the grand suite of rooms arc ornamented by Aron and Vosoi, Italian Artists of great celebrity ; it is adapted to the most perfect accommodation of any Noblexan, and it may be safely affirmed, that it need not druid a comparison with Chatsworth, Hardwick, or any of those admired Seats in ha vicinity. The Park is diversi fi ed by avenues of line old elm trees, beautifully feathering to the ground, and wide spreading ehesnuta, relieved occasionally by pieces of water of some extent. The Gardens are extensive, and encompassed by brick walls I I feet high. The domestic arrangements and all the offices are of the best description. The Park •and convenient Farms lying in a ring fence, extend to the high mail road between Nottingham and Chesterfield, from Leeds to London. The Moor flame Estate is about 1,0110 Acres. The Estate altogether com prehends about 5,:i00 ACRES OF LAND, . upon the whole of which thehind:tax has been redeemed. The Famis arc occupied by a respectable Tenantry, at low rents, ad mitting of considemble augmentation at Lady Day next ; and the whole Estate may be confidently estimated at EIGHT THOUSAND Flyti HUNDRED POUNDS PER a:Ea or L l' 310 Pat Lee PA I sari ardi Loa A AR dl Pa .: i v 1 41 e:t I pt Iti gt! Ai • it i 1:1 i t 1 t: I P d ii ll i. tl !. ti tl P t 4 11 ii 4 1 ... t Pl' ...- 1 NA 4- 1 of ant Wl- ond sitS wet K ilt• f i l 'OX , That the following Address be published : The political events which have of late so agitated society have thrown upon the bounty of the British Public large numbers of expatriated Foreigners, whose situation is one of great destitution and distress. Or these a considerable proportion have been gene. rosily Miami ; hut many are left, rrincipally Italians, who, utiles@ some liumiatate provision be made far them, will bc reduced to the very lowest stage of want and misery. A few Ger.thanen, synapa diking with their sufferings. hare associated themselves for the purpose of making a temporary provision for them, until measures can be taken to give them permasent assistance ; and with this view they would appeal to all who can feel for the situation of those exiled strangers, who have ruieritk .1 their prospects and lost their all in thdattempt to ameliorate the political Institutions of their country. Among them are many men of education and accom plishments, who have occupied the highest civil and military de partmenis in the State, for whom situations might possibly be found, if an effort wry: inade by those of irfluence in society; and such relief would be in every respect more honourable and more gratifying than any other. The Committee are in possession of a List of nearly One Hun dr,sl and Thirty of these unfortunate Foreigners, into whose cumstances and situation they have mioutely inquired. The following Gentlemen will act as a Committee in their behalf : Right Hon. the Lord Mayor hosting, John Beaumont, Barber Cartwright, Major De employ, Sir Wes. M P. Samut I Farquhar, John Gilchrist, Dr. Hume. Joseph. 31. P. Hutchinson. Bondi:M., U.P. Hick, Charles Jones, R. Lambent James. William, M.P. Long, General Menck, J. Berkeley. 'M.P. Subscriptions will be received Burgess, 20, Birchin-lane; and mall East. Moore, Peter, M.P. Nugent, Lord. M.P. Noel, Sir Gerard, M.P. Northmine. T 11011133 Routh, It'llliain Smith, John. 31. P. Slade ' Ruben Stanhope, lion. Leycester Thorp, rman Taylor Richard Venable., Alderman Wnod, Alderman, M.P. Williams, William, M.P. Whitbread, Samuel, M.P. Weatherstone, George v Messrs.lVilliams, Moffatt, and !emirs. Ransom and Cu., 1, Pall- Also the of Liirri cum DlCiiicazilim, of the present In cumbent, the annual value about LIM. t together with the EXTENSIVp MANORS. with the Privileges and immunities. The Lusk abounds with Came the Lands adjoining of the Duke of Devonshire and Sir 11'intiver including Ten Thousand Acres, arc strictly preserved. There are also very VALUABLE M 1 S1:8 OF COAL AND IRON-STONE in ;rms tra1;;;;;IarToe, producing at present a large recta, I;;Tt capable of an immediate and considerable increase. Printed particulars and plans of the Estates may be had (at one shilling each), of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield ; at the Bell, Derby ; Bull's Head, Loughborough ; Tontine, Sheffield ; Royal Exchange Coffee Boom, Manchester; lien and Chickens, Bir mingham ; Old Bath. Matlock ; Granby, Il a rro aga g e; Elusion' s Library, Leamington; the White Hone, heeds; the Angel, Buxton; King's Arms, Liverpool; Bettison's Library, Chelten ham; of Messrs. 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