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c,) .2 9 (7 ,e) / v /r 1 • t / : z ,4 "/", %1 i t t ti"7-46* ri , t -r Lii ) t ' tkniuti 14, 2,6-011 440 1 4 r"- - " . As ~ . . -.... . ... . ./. • , • e \ _..‘ 4 0r,•""' ,, y(1 LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1824. Price 7d. No. 6,517. BOOKS PUBLISHED. Dy Sherwood. J.mcg, and C. Paternoster-row. '1) _ _ SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. racellea Furniture, Mr Olasies, Brand Piarrif , ' , . a S pee.: ; ditto, 014 Port Wine, China. tilmis, and Fitticts. 1:y BO BINS, At their Roma. P asa, Covert-garden. IS P.: Y. at Tirelt e. -1 XCELLENT modem 1.1; RN 'TURF.. a Grand P:pti . 1 torte with aditional Keys, by Kirkman, a PC,usue ditto, car .e Oer table service of Nankin: china, five dozen ei port wine and eirats, .removed from Crarea-street, including maliogany d-post beditratis and a butkr's patent ditto, with co tea Imaging,. goose beds and bctldirg, tenhogary wardrobe, cites s drawee, dressing stands and &seta. cotton French window curt Grecian couch and chairs, mahogety parlor chain and saa, lit rl ty, card, and diiiing tables, cellar.% sideboard, Brussels earrtit, 3111 utensils, end numerous other articles. May be viewzd, and catalogue% had suite Rivals. SALES BY AUCTION. SUTTON MALL. MANSION. AND DEMESNN. BUTTON In the County cf Derby, w:eth all its Manorial Rights — , Praire% and lanntmities ; the l'iietual Adirew.on. and near 44E9 Acres of Lund. exonerated flout the Lacrl-Tax, and within • ling Fence ; the Mar.or abounding with Gann, together With 400 Acres of Land„ five miles distant, which form a pleaorarb ble Moor (lame appendage ; also the invaluable Mines of Coal and lrint.stouc thereto appa4ataiag. By Nowt. ROBINS. At the Auction Mart, on TIEVRBDAI'. Neyernber 111, by direc— tion Lf the Trustees fnr tide of the Engli , h Estates Of the la* Marquis of Ormonde, under an Act of Ppritament. 9.11 E dintin.cuished MANSION and EX'rENSIVE 2_ 1)031A IN of the late Alatquis of 011310NDI:. cs::ed SUTTON HALL. _ _ _ _ . _ CUSTOM-DM:YE , LONDON', FOR SALE, B o,kr n r Ilia fluientirtthic the ammi4si:ners r:;r t,'..ctotov, on DIONDAV. the I th, 1 ULSLIA it' P. , .th, 11 . 1:11NESOAV„ the 13th, T111311:1DAF, the 14. h FRIDAY, tie 15th, and SATIT n UAY, 11;th instant, at One o'l2ock in the afternoon precisely, at the IC,title Rooms, TIIE FOLLOWING GOODS: Foe ExrellTATlON—East Indic and other Prohibited Goods, Books. i'rints„ Pictures, Wax tlat!.!er, k'oa Ile att l'onar DIPTICN--I:randy, Runt. Genera, Whin. ker. 1V ire, lid of Cassia. China, Poreelair, Deals, and other Wood G tots, Cordage, Materials of Panels, Boats, Grocery, I Skim, Vegetable Powder , Wax ('ratiles, Toys, Sealing IV's:. Plate //lass, Orange Beds, Antique Furniture, :%1 main, and other Linen Praiser', Lsce, ,has lloag:i Garnets, Jewellery, Pinnies, Prirts, and sundry other Goo ds, which have remained ia I:is klajrat!'s WITtbOIIIIC beyord the time limited by law. C1.E.114 01 Al.l. i)tyriLs. To be vier ed at the Tobacco Ground, and Commercial Docks, Hotheritith::; and the warehouse aril cellars. Custom Howse, on Thursday, the 7th. Friday. the 11:h, and &surds', the 9th hrtant, from ton o'clock in the morniug to three in the afternoon. Goods bongbt at , this Sale must be red to at the Re. Dever of Fines and Forfeitures Office, Custant-House, on or before Saturday, the 30th instant, or the deposits made thereon all ab. whitely become forfeited. Catilr ; ;ttes to be had at the King's war:houvu Custom.llonee, am the first day of anew. price one shilling each. RI:M.:KIRI ARA BRIDGE. CARRIAGE-WAY STGITEI) FOR THE PRIN. FNT. ALt.Yetox llttust, Ire ()venoms., 1311.1. TT hst Inz befit reprcsented to the Right Honourable the X' Led • Miler. by - lbe Gemini Purpoac bemmittce. that the lowering the Acclivity of Riackfriars Bridge cannot be carried into effect without the Stoppage of the Carriage-way. Notice is hereby given, tirst the CARRIAGE-WAY over Itlackfriars Bridge win in consequence be STOPPED for FOUR TEEN DAYS from and after Monday next, the 11th instant. in ,order to educe the Acclivity of the Bridge and Macadamize it. .13y order of the flight llou. the 1:ord Mayor. FRANCIS 11013LER. G UARDIAN FIRE and LIFE ASSUItANCE CI )31PANY, Ai "40.14 LOMBARD-STREET, THE EITRANCT OF Tlli Porn-Oretct. The principles upon whichilli‘ Institution is founded have been adcred rol.r a mature investigation of the practice of other (Meet, and will be found to tombine astrantagto not hitherto oared by atitcr h Insurance Company. Assured of a certain standing participate in the profits every sew years. A subscribed Capital, amounting to Two Millions, secures the Assured from the responsibility attached to Societies fur mutual ALsunuice. elaintants may have their demands on the Company submitted to reference. No charge auk& for PoliC.cs when the sem Assured amounts to 300.01. and upwards. DIRECTORS. RICHARD MEE &SIRES, EMI., ChAirElan. GEORGE LYALL, E Deputy Chairman. W. f. Drandram, Esq. John Mart in, Esq., M.P. ('upland. Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esti, William Dawson, Robert Mitford, Esq. T. Marie Farquhar, Itart. John G. Ravenshaw, Esq. John ti,tmitt..Esq., Alderman Robert Rickards, Esq. Nicholas &any, Esq. John Shore. Esq. Wm. /I Esq., 11.1'. Edward Stewart. Esq. Jim Harvey, Esq. Andrew ['tory Thomson, Esq. George Jenner, Esq. John Thornton, Eaq. John Loch, Esq. John Winch, Esq. St. wertalarjoribanks,Eaq.)l.P. James Tulin's, Esq. MIDITORS. Lewis hied, Esq. William Ward, Esq. Notice is hereby gietm, that Assurances which expire at Michael mas •should be renewed within fifteen Days thereafter, or they become void ; and that the Receipts for such Renewals arc now ready for delivery with the respective Agents foe the Company throughout the United Kingdom. \VII. WILLIAMS. Secretary. &burs, Esq. 31. P. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. ADcsirable opportunity now offers to the of a Tenth of respwable ninnexiona, wishing him to be tho roughly instructed in a light genteel mercantile and manufacturing Trade. The Ailecrtiart barinl . met with the meat flattering en couragement since Lis cnnunenccutent in the City, is desirous of taking a Respectable youth as an A pprentice (who will be free of the City). or one of mere mature age, whom he will engage to instruc in three years, at the expiration AA which period, the Advection , may possibly have no ohjiction to take him as a partner. Foe Terms, &c. apply (if by letter, post paid) to A.Z. to be left at Mr. Kettle's, violence, 93, Minorica, near Tower-hilL HEAP CAItINI:T and UPHOLSTERY, at the INDON REPOSITORY FOR THE CABINET- A .I KO fe ERS' SOCIETY, heirs.: the only Real One now existing in London. No. 71. Center of Leadenhall-street, opposite Aldgate l'omp. and which has been established upwards of Six Yeses. for /Lady Money, and no Abatement. The Trustees and COlMilittee respectfully inform the Nubility and Henry, tb.' they still cuaduct the above Establishment, for the benefit of industrians and ingenionit Mechanics (who have large finnilles), by efferieg their 31.mulactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the hest ‘Vorkedauship, and Cheaper than, by any House in London, no otker profit being required titan to satisfy the iVare buuse Rent and 8 , 1101; bciug . satiohed with constant employment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom ap pear by the Books of the hat Quarerly Meeting to be 141 Front the great patron:we the I 'oininittee have received, they aro in hopes 4 inaeasing that iiii::l:r. The following it. a specimen of the Low Prices asked s all Goods wiumated:—Etc :ea mahogany bedstead, four-post, 31. 15a.; era ditto, Mite.; border, d mattress to fit, 21a.; mahogany drawers *lth solid end.. 3/. 3,i.; eight mahogany chains, 4il. his. ; mahogany reinbrete table. P. Ilk ; feather bed, free front dust and smell, from 2/. 15i. to iti. tit.; drawing-room sofa, fiimi M. :.s. to 71. 71. ; ditto bedstead, 3:. Oa.; tuab3gany liursedtair sofa, 61.105. upwards; a quantity of parr hangings, for :led, dining, anti drawing rooms, ot warty ludf pare. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Iftitni.hvil ate few days' notice, and .Ipartnients in a few W WI I. 41)10-.,6 ).::::sett and seat to all parts of Ragland free of expense. except the matting. ()Id Furniture taken in exchange. Appritsonents an aura mud Country, and Estates valued. COMIIIIITTLZ. T. Count:, ) J. WILNLit, 1 .1. CAITZII, J. MILLS. J. [' NETT , IV. WAritotor. W. TIIVIRNEI.... Agyt. J. I..ISLER, Secretary_ TOOTILACIIE AM) EAR-ACIIE. DERRY'S F«SENCE has received the sanction and support of t h e most distinguished Personages in the King. dam, together with the united testim , my of the first Physicians in Europe, and ntunctols favourable comments in highly respectable Medical Jourrsia, where it Lao humxleclarcd to be thee' best thing ever dieenvered for the Tonfh.aehe t . .d Etwasche." It instantane ously relieves the most excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth t.'und and firm, prevents further decay, cif:enmity cures the Sens szy in the limns, fr.atena locse Teeth, and renders them firm and servkeable to the period, and etTcctually p-events the Tooth. ache. Sold In Bottles, I and 2it. 9d. by Bjtkr, Chemist, 4, Chesysido. Si. and inn, Resent-street (near the Argyll : and the principal Medicine Venders through out the United litc,idom. Lr'f Whom, may he hail, MORRIS'S BRUN:;IVICR aIm, L A PSTER, as exeidkat Be. medy for managing Corns, Bunions, rte. •.•• Be careful to irk for Perry's Emmet foe the Tooth-aehe, and3lorris's Brunswick Corn Plaster. WIDOW IVEIXII'S FEMALE PILLS have ob tained the 6:1314.3i0,11 and approlution of ficatlemen of the Medial Priession, as a sate and valushie Medicine, in removing obinuctions, aid relieving other inconvecienc e s to which the tinnsk frame is especially those which at an early period of life frequently Wilk! from ward of exercise and general ,!ebtlity of the system. They create an appetite, corrcrt indigestion, remove giddiness and ncr:ous I:rad-ache. and are eminently useful In windy diseedasa, pains in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpita tions of the heart. Parchasas arc requested to rentaik, that, its a testimony of au thenticity, each hill of direct!tuls is signed with the name of " C. Kearsley," in writing ; sold wholesnle and retail in London by Wigtarnao, \O. 48, nEet , itreet ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet market; Nevi, try MO SIMS, Si. Church-yard ; Sutton Ned Co., Bee Church-ya:d ; S.tr.ger, Oxford-street, opposite t!ond_street; Evans and Sun, LoOg.ht.:;, S-iithlield ; Johnson, ;reek -stmt. Soho; C•nler Sting. pSitlo; Godfrey Whadll,h llishapsgate.stre t t ; 11. krill. et, 11" hit:chapel ; and by as CoanniVenders. at 2s. M. per Box. It is necelsouy to inf or m t h e P u bli c t h at Kearsley ' s i s the oily Veiginsl and gnnchie M . dicirc, and La been prepared by them for more than if,irt Yeas. I.)11.11..1\:1)1:;rgit 1 1 , , i l .T FE ,;( 1 . : I R It i;;S : :•1 R I n V O F , T ih S er arc o Sold at 3 on fi, ; ' emit • mrthatiical arritr.4eitient of licinedles for' t o general 14 a.alaat a ttw 1:•• i• : • . 1 , 7 k 1%.•• l t y prt,:art-41. 38 to enible the l'atterita to pr" , :: • -..-: :a - :..-..ir . tt ilh,:at trouble tat delay; Overby prov;•lg ,'...- ••: • ' : - .' 7 '. - 1 ir , ti.tr , • a Life Preserver. The Wiwi:ter , r l ' •' ' . ' ,, ,a: •in -tined by long and AUCCMIrIIII elPelienCg, anal '' I ' 1 ::p 0- on aa t • cui in which all the modern impovernenta la 0-... •-: ..ite aiiiiziliein.: ate combined. They are fit, le; a-. 1( : t:, ,v,ry p--.,t of the co:- n:ry, on receiving the segment post 07 gni ~,T i :m... IVItV. 1 1 1.4 ; 2:,',... ; 111 • 433 5. i rattly our% 10L, I'ol C ,1";.,11 (i7.,:tje;:s. 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Illustrated with upwards of Sixty highly finished Engravings, compreheniling every variety of sub. jeer connected with Field Sims, and executed by the most emi nent Artists. Price IL 10s. in boards, decoy Bro. or in royal tiro. with Proof' Impressions of the Plates, price a 3%. 14. TheSPI/RTS3I.IN'S it EPOS! ft )11Y, comprising aScrics hi lily-Mated Engravings, representing the Horse and the 1)og in all their Varieties, executed in the Line Manner, by Mr. John Scott, from original Paintings by Marshall, lieinagle, Gilpin, Stubbs, and Cooper ascompanied with a comprehensive descrip tion of the different species of each, and a variety of information in Training and the Amusements of the Field. By the Author of " British Field Sports." Elegantly printed in 4w. and embel lished with Forty highly-finished l'opperplate Engravings and no. nitrous Wood Cuts, price 31.35. boards, or may be had in Six Parts, Itts. &l. each. 111. 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Celestial Venirs, with divinest airs, Invites the soul to never-failing joy. Akeriskle sPint . MITC3 of Imaaatiotr. Alro. by the rune Editor. %. A CRITICAL. 11ISSERT.ITION on the Nature and Principlca or TASTE. In one vnlnme Wm., price 12r. b bore& Cr A Pll /LI irrOPllll. AL INCII.IIIIT into the Sotocc attic rivalling derived fawn Tragic Repro:want:ma; Ike. I. KINGDOM OF IRELAND—COUNTY OF MEATH. 3lou eligible Investments, Capital Itemlid Estates Manors, 3lansion, karma , and Lands, Orisrd" (11. Four Thou sand Your Hundred sod Eighty lri4h Arad. equal to &yen Thousand One Hundred aild Acres. • fly fir. ROBINS. (Of Warwick-Howe, Regent-area), At o s erasme s cisee.Hottse, Exchange - Alley, Cornbi Loa& on THURSDAY, the lath of January. lUk, at Tusks o'clock, IN SEVEN LOTS, rrillE RESIDUE of the very VALUABLE and j highly IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, bats die PROPERTY of a distinguished NOBLEMAN, Situate in the fine County of MEATH, part within Ten Miles, and the whole within Twenty Miles of the City of DUBLIN. . (By order or the Trusteee.) Let. . The Part of the :MANOR of DUNGAN, comprising the following highly immovable and trainable Estate , . Id& Dram and Little liinnetes, timbentown, Laracor, Deadatowo, lenreg, and the dill Holdings adjoining Dengan Park Wall: haying eligible RoWence4 for Gentlemen, with Gardena and. Pleasure Grounds: and Farm Houses, with Agricultural Build•' inet. Couagta, and Gardees; and also the Bogs and llogtail* of Clandoogan, and the Black Lioa Public.•house, containing alto gether upwords of ONE THOUSAND FIVE THINDRED AND FORTY-SIX ACRES Of excellent ileaclotr,iesit;;;. aril Arable Land. Lnt 2. The Capital I , ,, , tatee of ARRA USTOWN, alio part ar die Manor of I/ KNOA.S. coot:Ai/An; upwards of SIX lICNI►RED AND' MIENTV • With Farms, Housas,lsm. Cottages. and Gardena. Lot 3. The capital Estate of GUA RA DICE, atm part of the Manor of DEN GA N. In a fins:commanding situation, on the Road to Dublin, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY TRISH ACRES, Gleirrisitig Twenty Cotts4es, and sundry Enclosures of rich Mea dow, Pasture, and Arable Land. Lot 1. A very valuable and compete East* called PELLET'S TOWN, a/so 'part of the Manor of DEMEAN, on the high Rood to Dublin, comprising Farm Houses, with Cottages, and op wenla of TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-TIOIEE IRISH ACRES Of rich 31cadow, restore, and Arable Land. Lot ft. The capital Manor of DALLYIIIAGLOSSAN, coon. prising the capital Mansion House and Estate of Ballyrnaglosalut, with /Ales of all descriptions, spacious Lawn. Coach Domes. and Stables, and the Farms of Lynaglistown, Depwaratb, Blackball, and Polehan. containing upwards of EIGIIT 111:NDRED AND NINETEEN IRISH ACRES •••• - -•—•••----- ------------ - ------- - - Of twat eseallent Mautow, Pasture, and Arabic Laud. Lot fr. The SOUTH MANOR of TRIM, situate on the South side of the River Boyne, comprising the ancient grand Struc ture of King John's Carole, on the flanks of the Boyne, a most superb Ornament of the Country—the King's Park adjoining ; one capital Dwelling-house, and several other good substantial Dwell ing -houses, Cottagts, and Oartlens ; Two Public-houses, with Gardens. &r. and sundry Inclosures of excellent Land, in and around the Town of Trim, containing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES. The lined from Alullingar to Dublin, and the Dengan Raul, In kraut the Estates. Lot. 7• The NORTH MANOR of TRIM. on the North side of the Boyne, which is divided from the foregoing Ind by the Hirer; comprising two neat Dwelling houses, in the Town of, Trim; the Crnwpark Estate, commanding fine Views of the Wicklow Mountains ; and suadry other excellent Farms azul lu closures, containing upwards of THREE 111.:N1VRED ANT? EIGHTY-EIGHT Mall AGRES Of excellent Meadow sod Arable Laud. The Estates arc let partly to yearly Tenants, and partly on bees. Rcial bestirs determinable with Lives, and Leases for Terms of Years ; and the Reversions of the Leases for hives are very valu able; and being in the County of Meath, and so MU Dublin, olPers the most desirable opportunity fur investment. The Tenants are very generally most responsible, and the Rents are eulleetod with the saute ease and regularity as in the hod parts of England. The Estates may be viewed on application to Janice Johnson, Esq., Dominiek-strett, Dublin • or to E. K. Chambers. Esq., Crok Park, Trim, where Particular; may be had= and Particulars may be also_ had at the Commercial-rooms and Exchange Co ff ee-houses in Dublin, and the principal Inns at Drogheda, Cork, and Water, krd ; also, at the Inns at Holyhead ; and at the Hotel. Liverpool ; Golden Mon. Chester ; Hen and Chickens, Rim! Timm Garra. way's Coffee-house, Exchange-alley, CornhiU, London ; oeNesgre. Shaw and Stephens, Solicitors, Iledrord-row ; or of Mr. Robins, No. 170. Regent-street, London, at either of whose Offices a Plan of the Estates may be Gwen. KENT. NEAR SITTINGRZNIVE AND MIIZON. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE; Capital FARMS, Productive Decoy, and Lands, about Five Hundred Aczes; most desirable Property for Invutiucnt. By Mr. ROBINS (Of Warwick House, Regent-street). At Garrawav's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhflt, 00 THURSDAY, 21st October, 11124, at Twelve o'Clock, ln One Lot, THE it ~it, l ll/ Improvable and Valuable FREEHOLD MANO and ESTATES, situate in the parishes of Mil ton nest Sittingbourne and 'wade, between liittingUntrue, and the King's Ferry to Sheerness,. The Pitt /PERTY of a NOBLEMAN. Comprising the Manor or reputed Manor of GBOYEIIUItST. GREAT GROVEHURST.LITTLE GROVEIHIRST, and DE( IflY FARMS, All contract, and containing nearly FIVE HUNDRED ACRES Of rich meadow, grazing pastures, and excellent arable lands ; two capital cherry orchards, two small hup plantations. &c. GROVEHUBST AM:WON, or FARM HOUSE, good gardens. &c. with capital barns, stables and carious agri cultural buildings. pleasant farm house, gardens, farm yard, barns, stables, and outhuihlings. LITTLE GROVEIICRST, with double cottage, or farm house, gardens. farm yard, barns, fie. A VALUABLE DECOY PIECE OF WA VEIL, nearly NINE Which may he considerably improved, surrounded by timber and outlawed. A Ncat COTTAGE a . ;;TWARDEN, and GRAZING GEOUND. ..... The lands are good, and in an excellent state of cultivation, di- Tided by thriving femes, and well supplied with water, and in the neighbourhood of the het markets in the county; and an easy conveyance to the London markets by water. Excellent roads in all directions. The whole Estate in the possession of Mr. Panton, a highly respectable tenant, on lease, which expires at Michaelmas, lin. at a low rent. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Panton, Great Grovehnrst Farm. where Panieulars maybe had: at the IVhite Hart, Milton; Mr. Jennings, the Rose, Sittingbourne; the Lion, (hpringe ; Fountain, Canterbuty ; Mr. Payne, York Hotel, and Ship, Dover; Mr. Wright, Crown. Roche s ter; Falcon, Gravesend • Bell, and Star, Maidstone; Bull, and George, Dartford; Golden 'Lion, Bex ley 11-ath ; at iiarraway's; of *fr. Broughton, Solteitor, Great Marlborough-stmt; and of Mr. Robins. No. 1711. Regent-street London, where a Plan of the Eot&te, and Draft of the Lease may be seen. YI:11111{01U:SHIRE. Va!Able Freehold sn m ili7easehold I.? . tates in the Town of Teal. A Property highly eligible be Investment. lly Alr. ROBINS, ' (Of Warwick Howe, Regent-strectl. At the Cobourg Hotel. in the Town of Tenby. on S.ITURDAI. Zid of October, 11324, at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Trus ti.,..s and Executors of thc late Sir William Paxton, in hots, Tiff VALUABLE and highly IMPROVABLE ESTATES, comprising THE BATHS AT TENHY, Constructed on a cominoditms scale, and fitted up with every con •enience fur hot or cold bathing, plunging and vapour baths, with dressing rootrs, and every requisite accommodation ; enter taining and billiard rooms, dwelling apartments, and otlicea for Domestics. . . . TENBVHOITSE, situate in Market-Erect, Embracing views of the rea;convenicialy planned and fitted up fur the Accommodation of a Gentlemai's Family, with excellent domestic offices, lawn, green-house, garden, yard, coach house, stable, Ice. Several plots of valuable Meadow Land, admirable adapted for t h e erect i on of marine villas, or buildings. Sundry dwelling. houses, tenement*, cottages with gardens, in High-street , Quay s:red, Frog-street, mitl Caswell-street, with capital stabling for upwards of forty hara:4, and standing foe twelve carriages, at the back of the Hotel, in Frog-street s another coach-house Ad stable, for four horses, and a lewd garden, adjoining the Old Castle Walls. The old and new cellars. The_prineirial pen of the property is in the occupation of respectable Tenants. on Leases for Tama of Years, and on Lease for Lives, and part at W ill. • This is a mot.: advarta4cous Property for investment, rind caps. We of very considerable improvement, and if judiciously atteut.l to. will produce a great increased Income. The hots may be viewed, by application to the Tenants, or to Mr. Harris, Auctioneer, Treby, who will show the wide, w.al of whom Particulars mar be bad ; at the Hotels, Trilby ; Hear, Carmarthen ; Blue Ikar, Maverfordweit ; Castle, SinaliCa ; King's Head, Gloucester : of Mr. Ilentky. Worcester; Mr. Adams. t kfosid ; pall, !Iristol ; Hen and Chkkrna, barn ; of 3letffir. s. Hall' ald Wows:ley, Solicitors, New Doswell.: court, tatty-et/v*4J at Cauraw.l'a ; asid of Mr. Robins, No. I7P. llcgent-stroct, THE VAT - A/ABLE AND 1 /Mil' HOLD ESTATES OF THE LATE NA literiS 01010NDE. To g ether with Mints of ewal and leoil-Szo::e, fordable?, and Warwielodiiie. B Please. ROBINS, At the Angel Inn. Chesterfield, in tit county , rf Dear, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 2 . 2.1 and di vs .of Oc her (fnr the First Sale): at the Bell kn. Vorby. on V. E rIN DAY and THURSDAY, the •27pi and 2%th ll Ay* Of gOet‘tier (for the Second); at the Roe Buck Tavry., Netrealt tc.undere Lyre, on MONDAT. Never:ler I (tor lee at the Craven Anna, Coventry. on W/:BN t.'s Y. Nov, o bet 3 Clot the Fourth); and at the Auction Mart, or TiII:ILSDA Y. November IR (for the Fifth); b 7 direction of ttac Ts-Nam% for Sale of the EneliA gataws of tto law Ma• quit ar:tiru;sualc, under an Act of Parliament, In various and suhati!: -Lot;; FOR TUE FIRST SALE., THE valuable ITI:EPOLD ESTATE"; of theists Marquis of ORM ,:kaw, IN THE eA)UNTY OF DEMB I :, very &Nimbly vituste at Chesterfield, Newbold, Xrimlngham. Brampton, Walton, Ashovec, !tarred, Morel:cad: Rt.ore, and Wheatcmit, and comprehending several emller.CF srins, including altogether 2.448 ACRES OF LAM). Tito land-tax redeemed on the whole, and in ti e occupation of a respectable tenantry, at exceedingly low rents, svrl felt at Lady-day next will justify a coredderable auginenution. T atee VALUABLE l't/LLICRII.:•., _ _ and productive Mines in various parts of4lte Est. at, betide a Share in the Manor of .Ishuver. with all the rights and sirilLgmtlterrunto appertaining. TOR THE SECOND. All the capital FREEDOM) FARMS an.: ESTATES, die. bly situate between Derby anti Mansfield. coca rehendutg THE C(►DNOIt AND lIEANO►R F.STATES, in the County of Derby. in the occupation oft nose respectable Te. nano, at low rents, which at bady.slay next may be greatly ita. creased. The property comprehtods altoge:h ff about ONE THOUSAND ACRES LAND, distributed into useful Farms, lying well to; ether, with VALUABLE COLLIER i:ES, advantageously circumstanced. roa Tfl , ll TIIIRIt. A valuable FltEEll6l.li ift4AIL, most desirably situate about a mile from Stoke-upon-l'reat, and three miles front liew•. castle.under-Lvne. h consists of a reapwxahlc old Frtu Douse. with suitable ltUiltlings, toge , ber with 194 ACRES OF EXCELLEXT LAND. divided into convenient Inclnsures. In the occupation of Jan Linter, as tenant at will. This Estate a'xiuntle in tine Coal. FOR THE VOIIIITII. TWO excellent FREEHOLD FARMS, desist,), situate at Coundon, about tiro mart from • TILE CITY OF COVENTRY: comprchentlinq t;e.!(4;;Ii eut 1;1011 r Farm Buildings, anu 183 ACRES, 3 ROOP.S 4 PERCHES. ......-, - of unusually rich - Meadow and P. 4161110 and small part Arable Land, lying entirely in a ring fence. Let at low rents. amounting to about 301. a year, but from the superior quality of the land and the peculiar advantages derivable from its contiguity to Coventry, it I may be estimated at 400!. A \ "};;1R. Also a PERPETUAL RENIT CHARGE of ;L 13s. 52d. per ANNUM, charsksl upon and issuing out of Sir Thomas White's Charity Estate in Stoke itiggeti And ,t;ptionerul, in the county Of Warwick, and city of l'oventry, or oue of then). parable half-vearly by tbeCorpuratiou of Coventry, as Trustees for Sir Thomas White's Charity. FOE THE FIFTH. A valuable and very compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, eon-, ousting of COTON PARK FARM, • free of tithe, pleasantly situate contiguous to the Cbileote Estate, in the Pariah of Rebates], with a good Farm.bouse and requisite Farm Ditildings, and 211 ACRES, 1 ROODS, 19 PERCHES, of f og s ce ur i e le 6 n . t tLaud,eain a rm h ri u ng be t e in: e long in NissidwedenipnatfAceconovic3leo;int lnc ßurton, a respectable tenant, at a low rent. The estimated vat lue is .t 31its AYEAR. Altogether forming a Property of 4,0311 ACRES. and presenting a very desity hie opportunity for investment. • The Estates may be viewed by arplying to the respectivo tenants. Printed Particulars of each Estate. with descriptive PLips annexed, may be had 28 days prior to the Sale (at one shilling each), at the office of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield ; at the various Places of Sale ; the Angel, Alfrcton ; Tontine, Sheffield; Royal Exchange Coffee-room, :Manchester; lien and Chickens, Rita:high:tin ; Elfision's Library, Leamington: Old Bath, Mat lock ; Swan, Mansfield; White Horse, Leeds; Anita, Buxton; Rutland Arms, Bakcuell; liranby, Ilarrowgate; King's Amts, Liverpool; Black's Head, Nottingham; King's Arms, Tam worth; George. Lichfield ; Queen's Head, Ashby $ Angel, Ather sten; at the office of Messrs. Williams, Brooks. Powell, and lien. derip, Lincoln's Inn; illessrs..Aniarr and toles, Throgmorton. street; Messrs. Cardale and Brantley, fteslford.row ; at the Auction* date; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where Plana at all the gatates may be seen. THE CHILUOTE ESTATE, DERBYSHIRE, With the Manor co-extensive with. the Paris! , comprehending Six excellent Farms in the best possible condition, with a variety of Cottages, including the whole of the Parish, entirely within a ring-fence, and exonerated from Land Tax. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, November 10, by &zee. nos of the Trustees for S.lc of the English Estates of the late Marquis of Ormond°, under an Act of Parliamett„ and of the Devisees in Trust under the Will of the late Marchioness of Ormonde, under a Decree of the Court of Chancery., in Lot. AMOST desirable FlIERIIOLI) INVESTMENT. comprehending altogether one of the 11161,4 compact and eligible Estates in Derbyshire. It includes Tilt ENTIRE PARISH OF CIIII.COTR„ together irtftitth7liehrTaLci, - evesliatirTintliec;M;eitTd with it. The Estate cosupelpes d IP :ether 1,11.2.1 A. 2 R. of very capital Pasture, Meadow , and Arable Land, divided into the following Six capital F4lllllll, with superior Fenn Houses and suitable Buildings to each, and an infinity of useful Cottages, in the occupation if a most respectable tenantry, whose ancestors hare rented it near 2110 years. lilt. Baker's Farm, 257 e. la. 27e.: Mr. B. Slonsley's Farm, 2514. la. 11r. ; Mr. R. Mousley's Form, 223 e. 23r.; Mr. W. Mousley's Finn, 127 a. 2a. gr.; Mr. liar. ni s Farm, 9030. 2a. 15r.; Mr. Faun's Farm, 1117 e. 3a. 30r. The Property includes the whole of the Parish. The Estate abounds with Game, and it is presumed that there are valuable CAM-mines on t'.ie Estate; late belonging to THE MARQUIS AND MARCHIONESS OF ORMONDE. The Estate is advantageouily circumstanced in many respects : it is within easy reach of to lire capital markets of 'l'answorih, Burton, Lichfield, Ashby, and Atherton, and the whole is exone ratcd.from tie Land Tax. Tbc present low Rental is about 2,2001. a Year. The presumed value is 2,1;004 per annum. It may be safely effinnal, that the county of Derby does not present altoge ther a more desirable investment for capital. A more detailed Particular, with Plaa annexed, is now prepar ing, and will be ready for d.hivery within a mouth, at the office of , Master Cow tcnay , Southampton-buildings, Chanecry.lane, Lon- I don; at the King's Arms. Tatr.worth ; George, Lichfield; the principal Inns at Burton. Ashby, and Atherston ; of %V. It. 'rho. maw, Esq. Chesterfield ; of Messrs. Brooke*. Powell, and Brtrienp, Lincoln's Inn ; of 'lcons. Cardale and Brantley, Bedford-:can ; Messrs. Aldridge and Smith, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Farrers and Co., Liandn's Inn-fields; the Auction Mart; sad of Alvan. Robins, Covent-garden.. CAPITAL FREEHOLD LANDED INVESTAIENT- - Of the annual value of near £lOOO. Together with a Tartar extending Twenty-Mue Milts in circumfe rence, with Quit Rents. Finis, and other Manorial Rights ; and the elegant Cottage Villa, Bantrna. and Grounds, By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart. on FP.IDA V. Nor. 19,,at Twelve, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES' TATE; consisting. of an unusually eligible Investawnt, inasmuch as Wood bands have been less affected by the late uncertstaty in agricultural pro tium& It comprehends, altogether., lON ACRES OF LAND; Situate within three Road from thence to Itsth passinz through the Estate. In this romantic wood, and at a short remove from the road, is a small but dcliiiiitral Cottage Villa, encironcd by I'lLasure tlanl,as Gromals, with corrupoadent Offices of every deactiptio.t, sad about Twctty acres or Parture lAnd. 7 . Also, the .11ar.or. which is exccedigaly ex:ensile, and inoi:4l:ly the birgyst In the County, bcin4 _ T‘ti:NTY-?NINE 3111,ES IN I'IRCUMFEECZNCE, ..... Tobeti:er with the Fine QUO. 110101, rstate aboanila with (lame, abil the situation, a:11 advantages rottreeted with it. fernier it an extremely desirable Meermcot..—The Woods contiitt chiefly of vou'g Parueulars are preparing- aml may be hail, twenty.ipt iLye prior to the sale. at the Star, Ar.doser ; White !fart, SaMlbury ; Crown. Ilsaingstollte ; the btar and George. Sttothsotpton ; ele tl-orge, Withestert of bl, s a ilanrott and 3lctealt; Lir.c4l - a's laa ; the Mart; of 31mrs. robins, Vorsnt-garden:. in the most d..iightfulpart of the of Derby. placed in Park of ineisomotf beauty. well stocked *whir deer, and cam- Mantling in all directions interesting views of unusual stunt and ra:ne!r. The mar.sion presents a noble Stone Ediike, doligiied and comr:vtra by Nicholas,. C.lll L OF SCA RSDA LE. in the most ornamented stile of thacitus architeeture: the ;mod suite ui rionm ornamerte '• by AS= and I'oasai„ Italiar. Artists CI great ceirbri..y it is adapted to the most perfect accommodation of ary N and it tray be safely affirmed, that it reed not &end a trompariimn wi:h Chatswinnh. Hardwick. Or any of thrta. adtair:4l Seats in i.s 'intuits. The Park is diversiSed by avnuca of Sue old cb. trees, beautifully feathered to the grour.d, and wide sreatlitg cliernuts, filtered occasionally piecds of water of some extent. The (larders are extensive, and encompassed by brick walls 14 feet hie:. Lie domestic artaigeinerts sod ail the offices we of the best ticscriptioo. The Park and corsenielt Farms Ling in a Tirg fence, mend to the high mail roc4 bear ien Nottitihan: am:Chi:stern:ld, from Lo‘ds to - London. Tile Moor liArre Estate is shout I,N) Acres. The Estate altogether cohliares bends about 1.540 ACRNS 01 LAND, _ urob the whole of which the land-tax am been miamed. Tire Farms are oempied be a reopretable Tenantry. at low t..n.s. ad. mitting,of considnabt; auentalation at Lady - Day natt ; a::41 the whale T.atate may he confide:file animated at EIGHT TIIs)I7P.AND FIVE lIUNDRED FOUNDS PSB A NNUII. Pr.RPI:TUAL ADVOWSON Also the of Sutton cum Duckmartot. &object to the lite of the r-:eent In cumbent, the annunl value about togethe: with the EXTI:NSPIE IthIAVORS, with the PririlegesaVllM;suhitie7. The 6itete abounds with Dame t the Lands adjoining of the Duke of Devonshire a - d yr Windscr including Ten Thousand Acres. are strictly pre , ierved. There are also vent VALUABLE 311SIES or COAL AND IRONSTONE in great &bond... rc. produting at resort a large rental, but capable of an immediate and considerable increase. _ _ _ Printed particulars and plans of the Estates may be bad (at ore shilling each), of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield : at tie Deets ; BuU'a Head. Longhbnrough ; Tontine. ; Royal Eachar.ge Collie Room. Alum:beater; Hen soil (Alava, Sir. mingitim ; Old Bath. Matlock; Orsaby. Harrowgatat EUistoz's Library. Leamington ; the White Borst, Leeds; the Attga, Button: King's Amts, Liverpool; Bettiauft's Librs.7. l;hr ten. barn; of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell. and Brouctip, colas inn; Messrs. Amory and C.des. Throstnerton-street ; Messrs. Cardale and Bramley, Radford-row; at the Auction Mart; and cf Mean. Robins, Covent-garden, where plans of ail tits Estates, and a drawing of Settee Hall, may be seen. Very Rare and Elegant Marble Chimney Pieces of Pure S.a.usry, Black and Gold MAMA and Italian Vined Marble, S:4l 0 A Pedestals and I 'icr Table. - ... By 3lraara. ROBINS. At their Rooms, Plaua, Caveat-garden, ouSATURD.II", Octo ber 16. at Twelve. TWENTY-SIX liitticitioss ---- CIIIAINEY PIECES, comprising live massive (very pure) statuary richly scum!). tured tablets and blocks, live large plain and neat >tatuary ditto, two with massive dorie columns; 12 inch shelves of Weddle and veined marble fur dining rooms; a beautiful black and gold ditto ; another birdilla; eight Loge neat veined for dining rooms. erd fear smaller for chamber,. The whole warranted porfect and ready to Sg immediately. May be viewed throe days prior to the sale and catalogues of the sites. ica hac at the Rooms. EXCELLENT WINE, PIANOFORTES, GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AND FIXTURES. By Mr. BULLOCK, At his Great Room, 211, High Holborn, THIS DAY and TO-MORROW, at 111, by order of the Executors, THE MODERN FURNITURE, Two superior kloy. ble Ours, several veer capital Cabinet and square l' • It.ororter, Glass and China, Gold Repeater, Eight-day Spring Table Cock, *Regulator. fine old Paintings. Two Ends of superlke bread Bla-ie and Blue Cloth, Two Hydraulic Pomp., the Firures sr. Ut,..liW:a of a Grocer's Slw.p, and several Articles of elegalit new Drawir 7- room Furniture, including Rosewood and Buhl Commodes and Tables, Chairs, and Sofas, Chinmer.glasses, Bedsteads slid Hart ing., Beds, and a variety of second-hand articles. dlay be viewed, and Catalogues had of Mr. Bullock, Appnislr and Auctioneer, E I, 1110 SWILITES, by his discourse on Marriage, so errap. twat his auditors uith the subject, that the warned men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be sethl.si; and. " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife' is the meet agreeable and deliehtful name in nature. The saavd institution, then, of marriage, eompaosa. the Beside. mum; of our enjoyment; teeming not only silk happiness en earth, but diopostng the soot Itself to harmonize with blies be/caller. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation. it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions. but to cleanse the grapier nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are stmlbutable many at those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be. bolder, excite in the sufferer regret and self-repmach. Luxurious habits will effonninize the body —a raddence i- time tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but excess of every kind wia weaken the system. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering bcpe—encrgy, muscular strength—felicity; not will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the mu!::. plied proofs of twenty years' successful exprierce. The felicity of married life is sometimes disturbed by the ors. pet oion of those blessings which should endear it—for the tionsle habit is often constitutionally weok—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into healthfulness and vigour. In every case we pledge our ability to cure speedily, ant wi:h Week Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empiric from the position so preeunittuously taken up. we deviate from general prin. caplets with less hesitation ; and con fi dent in our own honourable integrity as :limbers of the College of Surgeons, sb ilia the sit". fering community of either sex (especially those entering into ma trimonial life) at once to our house, where dally attentbince is given for personal consultation ; col letters from the country are imme diately answered; these must contain a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwatrlei tAiloy part of the world, hew. rice distant. lithift and Co. M. K.C. Surgeons, IL Ilouverie-otreet„ Fleet-stne:, bonder.. Just pi:blotted (sixteenth edition), I. The IS of LIFE; a Antilles Commentary en the above Diseases. 2. lirtiEIANA, addressed exclusively to the Fannie Sex. May be hoist 20, Paternoster-rem ; ;l i. Peiorm. lertat, Sobo; 174, Fleet-street, London; Porter, 72, Graltoo-stree. Roblin; Jones, 117, Trongate. ; Stewart. 61. S. Brsdge-street, Edinburgh ; and of all Booksellers. Prke Sa. tz gel FOZTVWATE Escarz.—On Monday, the tiOth ult. .1. Harrison, Esq. left this place for Bridlingt-ni. in the rase°, a small cutter, somewhat singularly rigg, d :soder hia own immediate inspection ; Mr. H. having fee several years been attempting to improve upon the ii.ethod of rigging now in use. Contrary winds elettslued C.,:n in the Humber until Saturday, when the wcaCrwr betoming fa vourable, he put to sea. The early part of the viwage was agreeable enough, but, while oft Ifittalington. die wind suddenly changed, and blew a gale from the N As the Cavaco was too slightly constructed for risising an en counter with boisterous weather, and a b. :tvy sva, it was deemed necessary that she should instantly be put about. and attempt to regain the Humber. No soma:. hewers, was the course altered, than she was rtrut:k and partly filled by the breaking of a wave upon her pi.e.p. A fear moments elapsed, and then another and sti:l more tre mendous wave than the former broke ever and, in five minutes, she was at the hottorn of the l.lerstian Ocean. Fortunatily for Mr. H. and his crew, a ilianitnithe but built upon the same principles r.s a lile-boat. was towing astern when the vend was first str,i,s. and into this they ell, though •not without slitlict.ity. contrived to get, Mr. 11. being the last to leave his .vssst.l. and rode ti narrowly escaping going down with a her. He had pro perty in rash, furniture anti plate, °atty.:li. ol• is iivulerab:e alkof which he Has lost; his to n. tee. lost evert things -except what 'they wore at the rearms' A pair of oat? had protritlentially been lashed to the preview:ly toile! Tearing port, and with these n.l nlttairt was •to- reach the land, which proved l'he kseat seas 'at last luabily pc-revive:l by the cr. t. in the Al.nnt.. (':stain Curtis, lsisis.judgit..t tile pr.••ple bead were is ;heiress, bore down, !a tskisk them into it - -mice the t. hole the same evening at tiritasl att,l !: a r i l / 4 * r 4 / I • •`, t, ' 1 • 1 • • I