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FRO.!, LIST Nrcnrs GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Crodmiaipvis is the Annan,lnk and Eslnlnte Belalien ul local Militia, Alpert& ha the t.rd Lieutenant. Sir.Charlet, !Jungles, Bet. to be Lieuterate-Coloutl•Cooe mended—dated Sept. 2 I soy. Sohn Mut say, Lag no be Lieutenant-Colonel—dated as ahos•r John Cavrothers, Fsq. to he Major—dated as above. Va...maws .ieard vy td< /..."1 Lieutenant of the County of Litw•ulu. Liiidsey Regiment of Lincolnshire Loral Militia. lieleGraat, G.y. to be U:jor—Dated May 7, Isitt PARTIVERSIII PS DISSOLVED Robert Wain and tirurac Paulson, of Baibiran, Lon don .ti uplsib. May 14, I a la• George / di% Gilbert and }teary Mr.baley, of Mandl street, linidon. grocers. Apid 13, 18 11$. Samuel Fletcher and William Davis, of Milbank, Middle sex, ntaltstern. April VI, 14111 bases Fitch and Juba &curlier, of King-street, Golden square, Middlesex, wine merchants. Match I, lain. Marshall and John Batton, of Boston, Lincoln, larlurs. April .20, Thoinas R•olswell, of Tpttingion, Lancaster, and Charles Opcusliaw, of Bury, in the said county, cotton-mount:ge t or..nt March 54, 1{• 9 iNsson, Simnel Rawson, Timothy Leach, and William Henry Ranson, ofTarbet-court,thasceehnrchstreet, Loudon, and Ilbhfax, Yrerk, sndlre-wurelieuseinco. Jan. 1, 3806. . . . . . _ . Julia Wllwork and Richard Haworth, of Holme.mill, Harilindcn, Laucadrr, Whoa milirrs. May 4, 1414 Juin, Balker and Thomas Haiku, of theater, aogar.re fnora Apnl 30, 1006 Joho Mira) and William Talframaa, of Sheffield, coach utu halacsa maliera. March 7, 1010. Eirinstidsey, Surrey, (lint now prisoners in the King's- Much Prixiin,) surrcliants Mo.es now>, of Spitel.sitaine, Middlesex, insurance- Solomon Fibber, late of Nuble•utrcet, toster.lane, Loudon, wiireliouki. moo. tl Mimi) Wdiox, of Parsuu's.Creco, Fu lum , Middlesex, victuals's. Thomas Hama, of Co Word, Glooc,ster, mercer. l'lsomab Lannert, ssf Leeds, York, woolstapler. Pt'lip Priuu, Borver-strea. Croldeu.square, Middlesex, jeweller. aANKRI'Prit. Charles Adam% late of . Patients lane, London, and of crown-street, Etml•ot y, Middlesex, merchant, to aurretidet, Slay 19; 3 t, al twelve, and Jane uti, at one. at Guildhal, Loudon. Attoraem, Mt nos. Gale sad Sun, Bedford.advect, Bedford-row, Loudon Joh., Reid, of Fritli street, Sohn, Middlerex, grocer, to surrender, May 22, at twelve, 29, at one, and Jute :1,, of twelve, at quddhall, London. Attorney, Mr Ilighutore, Elv-plate, Holborn Retard Simpson, of Great Bell-alley, London, merchant, to aurvender, May 1 , 1. and June 26. at one, at Gull- Aitoateye, Mums. Anatlee and Cox, King's Beach- Temple. Mariam Woodward, of Fore street. London, carpenter, to autentaler, 111ty tg, Jti, au.l Jew 29, at tea, at Geddltall. Attorney, Mr T. T faytor, Faresttret, Cripnlegate. • George Laws Ne v i., o f Ipswich, Winquilrapi.r, fa surren der, May 30, 31. a.ol Ju.,e in, It ten, at the lkar awl Crown, in Ipswich. Attorneys, Messrs. Brame, and Nuir,tt, Ipswich t and Mr. Prim.", Chancrry•tane, Ls ot!is Samuel Davie, of Lyme Regis, Dorset, as es., to stir. render, May Cu, 09, at tea, and June 26 , .t clr rep, at the Goleta Lion lua, in Lynn. ilvgis Attorneys, Mr Hugh Frans Fisher Ly Me Regis , and Messrs. Swats and Melts, Staple. Inn, I.nri,loo ilionnut 'Williams, of Denbittl , , draper, to sorrender, Jane 6,7, and .10, at three, at the Star lois, in 31aucheatee. At. toroveys, Meseri. Chu...byre and Walker, Illaireticater. NIIII•011Itble, late chief mate of the Lord Moe East lluiliasoan, bat now of Crescent-plate, Saint Guurge the 314rtyr, &tarry, dealer and chairman, to surrender, May ati; Jose 2, and .2n, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attoruey, Ile Walker, Old Jetery, Lore-tau. John Chins-re, of Great Mary.la.botnie-street. I/fiddlesex, rotor, to yurriodry, May to, 26, and June A, at Metre, at GaelJhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lea is Junes it'ettig, Palm strati, Portland place William Dennison, fate of Wioterhonr ne Steepletue, Dor val, hosteller, to surrender, May an Jane 13, end 96, at eleven, at f o r White Hart too, ro beesstrtster, Dorset. At torney, Mr John Banger Reseal, Bearutaster, Duelist. Juhte koherts, late of Weleord, Glow-ester, linker, ter ate. Muter, May 22, 2.1, awl June- e 6, at ele Veil, at the North. nick Areas, in Deng-worth, Worcester attorneys, Mr. Wil..am Philips, Hanipt.. , , ur Everlisin, Wurerstersbise sad Me George tionblleiti, 13011VeTIC @tient, Fleetudreet, London. .... Aahrt Cohen, of Mani heater, merchant, to sunender, May a 6, g 9, elotilye g 6, 'Amen, at the Dog Tave r n, Dminsgate, Headwater. Alto, neva, Mr. John Hiraun , Rrd , I;rut..stnr..t, Manchester; awl Mt. Ralph Ellis, Chaucer,- lane, I.otolon. 1% intim Comfort!, of George-o.ml, Oefaml.street, Mid. baker, tti aurreinler, May ig, 26, and Josue 16, at grrolve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr • Poarnall, Sta. Thomas Greases, of Kisgstim.upoia.Holl, ironmonger, to 'armlike, May t, 02, at elemo, at the Dog and Duck Ta- Kimmtoompoit•ilitll, and June 16, at eleven, at the Neptune tun, Kingston upon-Hutt Att u , nem., Itr Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lam, London , and Mr. Jobe Anderson, Kingritoo.upon-Hull Philip 'ruiner, Lie of Market Raisin, Lincoln, grocer, to miromiler, May gi, 2, and Jane , 26. at it ern, at the While Dart Tavern, Same street, Kiniatoumpon toroet• Messrs LOW •1111 M L Mg, Haitlatt's-buildinga, ondon; and Mr. Dickinson, Hull. Joseph Angell and William Frankton, of Reading, finks, woollen drapers, to •urreit.ter, Mar 17. 411, and Jane it,, at eleven, at the Upper Ship Inn, Rending. Atli...oils, Mr. John Rim., Reading ; awl Mr. ttleard Eyre, Graylilini agitare, I.nn•loo . . . - - Bush, of Aslinick,Sntuerset, dealer and a►apmaa, to surrender, May its, +l3, and June ,26, at eve, at ill! Cuile and Ball 'raven., Bath. Attosues, Manors Balckellor aad Pnlts, lierjeants'• lass, Bert -strert, London. Charles Cou t , of ('ansbridge-mw, Hat keey-road, Mid dlesex, merchant, to surrender, May irJ, Jour 1, and 16, at tea, at Guildhall, Landis's. Attorney, Nig.. Mail, Balder- Imo., London. - 'Witham Mitchell, of Turuweehlane, London, super-fartor, fo surrender, May fiat, en, and June al', at eleven, at Gond hall. Attorney, Mr. Wei Weston, Little 1 wrcr•strect. LI VI DEN DS June 11 Joseph Dutton ' of Aunt aidsley, Chester, elite., factor, at eleven, at the WWI, Lion Inn, Salop. Juoc ti. John Myles, of Allston, Chester, contactor, at eleven, at the Star lon, Manchester. July 1 i %Miami Ens.ir, of Rath. grocer, at two, at the Christoplai r hm sad Tavern, Math. Josue S. Gill Slater, late of Live• pool, Lane ~,,,, merchant, at twelve, at the Georg! lan, Dale street, Liverpool. Jnne as. J . 110411 linikapp, the yonsger, of Battle, Susses' o.rpeuter, at twelve, at Guildhall, L and,.. June a. J*llllll Howell, lain of Stratheld Say., Southamp toe, farmer, et three, at the White Ilan Inn, in Wbet• rhareli, to the maid comity. June 30. Lethal's Ransom, late of Gannon e.g.. home, Charing-Crinta, Middloam, bat llwn a In r in tin- Ksog's B«nch prtson, tavern keeper, at ball, London. Jon. O. Robert Twyford, Idr of Slanricat..r, woorltJat, al alryora, at lb. Slur Inn, Nlnachro, Jaiw ti. James Higion •nd Thom.* 'rube?, of linfrpitel, Itnett.draprrs, ni titres', it tLr Star Inn, Al aorbeserr. -liar It. Samuel Naming k. ul Idt., no the pagorls of ('Styr. . . . try, Y n 4, clatlirrr, at tartly'', at ti.r .4tin Jape a. Ueurfr Illortsk:ii, now eclair or Noritiourani. Halef.a. loot, lanire.degler, at eleven, at ilir 11 bite I.4ra NM, COURSE VIP EILVVRI aim•ifteohiso •of $$ V. MI to it Ssght . • SI 7 R.4trmans c I'. so a a V. Jane M. Anthm.. Thomas Bowles and Thomas Whitlow. 1 Itoenbargh at • AO. rt kottAtotel, • .t.thwailk, roues, grocers, at tualva, at I A 11,,,,, I .441f111a11, L.m.1.,... P.m... Jun. % int.rs Dena. of !tartness, le alon. ObboMilr, at I) i i „ ~ I•„ 9l is to clip. 1.1 Gutlelhad. Hourarstei.. 1... u• u Ile ury D•rk. r, ..f f;# r:tra, Dear Fkrumarb Ant. it 4...1.. ol•••e, at the Shairropea. t iv. r.s, N I LO ingot, Luisoug- as,,,A ri d, 44 EL ItAto RelLua 4l CF.RTIFICaTIS--it nt s Yakima find. Per Os. Waitron Marmara hit 'warier, ~! the era:tr,„ I.9adon, I... it h.. r a lots. har Pl,p'sa .. 42 .111aus Lhekeurna the ehbr, of tilt Poultry, I..uadun, ti,.~„,,, *matter % rm., r. t: : 4 110 114 Asilaa audios's* Cuero'', lA. 6 t the Sea.P.osd. I..atout. Wei - be Lee Pie. New I utsa• • 61(. 1 4 ) atleaeuses gibe el•hr, of ti lt Poultry, 11 ....• 1103 , tiro.. . 1"" I roo. r ..• &Age Apo 00 tilt . ki.uk Wisord A61,.. 4 C ur 1 ,t. ,t Sea.V.olid . . r t (Aut. BRIEMTON, MAY It. Our last %tek's arriv4l,, the season of the year console' ei! , iireventell a revectable Lady Gosfortl, lady Acheson, Gro. Smith, Ent. M. P. and Lady Attattly, w-rc among the depar turea. During the while of yester.lay, the beach exhi bited all the bustling appearance of a tish matt, there being, besides the reenter Brighton boats, a number of tuggers from Fotkstene and Hastings. The beach exhibited nearly as mach bustle on the preceding evening, but in the. midst of the businees. an affair took place which n uu .d••d the sale, and has since caused much inutiity amongst the persons concerned in the fishery.— A Lieutenant, and some of the crew of a schooner, on this station, had come on shore in a small boat, having on its stern, •• The Jame of Buxton," and while lying on the beach, was supposed by two persons of a Folkstone lugger, to have been a common ferry-boat. and, under that idea, they boarded her, for the purpose of uniting off to their vessel, then riding at anchor, a short did timer from the shore; at this the Lieutenant took great umbrage, and, with threat., of veneance, or dered the men to return, which they readily did, on finding out their mistake; hut, on the boat's ap proachiug the shore, flue of them, part owner of the logger, was instantly seized, alien the other, to prevent a similar detention, jumped into the mt.. *sill, whilst making for the shine. bad a rope twist ed Mend his neck by the schooner's crew, by which he was SOOll hauled into their power, in an almost lifeless, state ; this roused the toiliguistion of die svectators on the beach, who reaeurd the poor fellow from his assailants, and conveyed kin to the Catherine %flier( public-honse, where medical a-sistaisee, with humane atteution, foitutiatel. for all parties, succeeded to restoring the nearly-ex tinguished spark of life, and lie now lies. though extremely ill. in a fair way of recovery. Just as the boat was p K off with the other man, Mr. Hargraves, our Huth Cumibilile, on being informed of the circumstance, ran down to the beach, and ••siai•iutaied anti the Lieutenant, on the impi 0- finely of his cooduct ; but to tin purpose. Soon alter, some of the Folkstone and Ilastiogs men had put to sea, the schooner weighed anchor, awl stood after them. The Master awl Wardens of the Bakers Com pany, ironed on the Lord Mayor, yesierticy, with the Anise and Price of Brea I. 11,,, Lordship, after examining the Mealweighers' Report, war pleased to order it to rise one penny in the peek loaf. to take place on Thurday nect. The C 4 ) 444 111011 practice of charging rfunbk fees for the burial of soldiers. was, a few da •• since, re sisted. at Strytiiti4, by an officer of the Zah infantry, and with the des,rril success. • BEA /0111).—This Buy, nu Saturday, exhibited a fine and interesting slwttscle, having to its bosom, upwards of SO sail of nurchantivien soul coaste.s, under convoy of the &h.", Tyricros. sod Bearer •loops of war, Pratte-time gun-brig, Vip. r end Nymph cutters, and Alphas ■nd Transit schooners, (tbe Ist•er with four masts.) they were bound to the eastward, but the wind being exactly adverse to their destination, their progress was con setpiently very slow, There is in all parts of England what ere called flying boDokerr. t. e. persons who attend coutatim ly uu mark• t dry mornings .t inns in the grc•it towns, not to receive money, or hank notes, bt t solely to exchange paper for paper—to discount the bills of individual* by giving in ca'schanue the notes of coun try bunkers, with whom they ore connected. The terms of this entities:6ou are these:—A, a olio counter( agrees with It, a country banker, to " keIl) oat " • cevtain quantity of hi. notes, say lo.uuul. The interest of this stint, 3001. ■ year, is divided brtweeo them, so that the discounter takes 2544 a year, besides his legal iiitere4 upon the h Its he dis counts. This IS his po,iposite for ifyiooq-basokinx. and .g keeping' oat;" whirl. latter operation is thus controuled—B, the country banker, makes • pri vate mark upon ell the notes he gives to A. to be pot in circulation by his di -counts; and whenever any of those notes come into B.'s hunk, hr nentls them to A, alio is hound to give him bank of Eng ! land NiAea f. r them. I ;reel' coals ait h It buttons, non kres w +lateral , * and t ttttt sera, ur smalidothrs, with white Yak ..tor-k -tegs end graters, ate hrolitlitiv to he *ported by threw who are «oe.blered the lender. or the Be:- &Hates. The letters by the Corti? Mail to th• tat instant, w. re rtelivereti in the I oorse of Mond. y By the pack.•t arrlved M. Cor.tra (enlumbrei), hnerl drwe.olatit (tithe great n.tvigator, and at e• phew of the Doke of N'Elticeh4. Thu, crotietudo ,„ to be attached to the Sprutsla Legation resident at this Court. Saturday morning the mail-coach which left Bristol for Milford, was ow•rtuned oo Durdhani- Down, o.•essionrd I.y the homes bring frightened it the firing of the North Omit-ester Arisitaire.--The .•oschutso wrisseverely bnti.rd, the ibtorreogers brit' sightly. And nn Snoil:.y morning the mill-cnprit retur 1111 l c from Miff... 4 wos tippet au tire other •ide of the Palmate, when two of the passengers carte 11.togerninly bruouti. GE, Fitioair, Al Al . II . Opurtil it , u Janeiro... • 79 Malta ...... as tr:ilwaltar • .. 9 Cud' 11• swamps. - . Portugal Gold is Can atti SOWS pay II a•••• Foreign GAM is Bat; ....... .• • New Dos Moons Nair Dollars — s 7 Biistr i. Bars — N.. I 4.11111. ..r4) Aro on sls kl.ok 01 Hullacd •itsr (Aut. SALES BY AUCTION. GENTEEL RESIDENCE., Walled G 4RDF.N, COACH. HOUSE and STABLING, WITH 13IMEDIA l'E POSSESSION. -.Br Mr. BURTON, On THURSDAY, the g.tib Ina , at Taeler, at the Attalla's Mart, T ilF. desirable LEASE ors genteel eoticetilet.t REI . iIIDENCE, with condi-house, stabil. g, and nailed garden, garden, eery pleasantly situated in Shore-place/ llockitcy The Rouse is in excellent order, and emeritus tire 'helmet rooms, draw itia.rouni, dints - -moos , and ineakfast parlour, toovettivni kitchen, requisite uniccit, and excellent &lactate. Held U , l lease for fourteen years, at the low nut of ail. per annum. To be viewed with titiretit,' whirl', with palieularn, mny Vr had of Mr. But tau, 6*;(3.treshill. Particular ou the Pie mires, mid at the Mart. GENTEEL C(YTTAGE EPA] DENCF:, CCIACH-HOUS E, STABLING, AND GARDEN, BRO3ILEY, KENT. Ity Mr. BuitToN, Oa THURSDAY, the 4NA instant, at Twelve, at the Auc- tins Afoot, A'eateel COTTAGE RESIDENCE, in must perfect oriler,*4 it h large productive garden, de lightfully rituate un all easy eminence, 311ason's-hill, Brum ley ; the Cottage is finished ill of appropriated style, suit. .stile for n small genteel Nattily, and contents tbrce principal chambers, scri ants ditto, di ~wing room, dining room, and breakfast parlour, court -alma domestic ananquneuta,double roach-house, three-stall stable, and requisite oat-offices. Tie premises are well supplied with Ruud water. Held en lease fur au unexpired term of fourtecu years, at a mode rate rent. Tu be viewed with titian', which, wltls printed particulars, may be had of 31r Itartui, tit; Culuhdl. Particulas sat the Blatt, null on the Premises. STAMFORD HILL. SUPERIOR FIIf.EHOLD DETACHED UNIFORM BRICK RESIDENCE. HANDSOME LAW ' d, PLEA- I* E Olt OUNDE, PRO DILTCTI E GAR DENS, FISH Iti)N DS, EXCELLENT CQACH-HOUSE, STABLING, AND LAND, WITH EARLY POSSESSION. By Mr. BURTON, On THURSDAY, the fifth inst. at Twelve, at - the Auction AMast, near she Danko( linglin:d, Singularly di g i bit, modern-built. (Witched FAI DENC r, replete anh con4isiance, in perfect order, happily Situ:nett, is pleasant remove freni the high road, wish the pas titular advantage of andi.turbed front prospects, and full command of a pleming diversity of ras mantic scenery, in a situation Italy select and social, being on that moo a u, iahle eminence, btancord Hill, the late re sidence of Joseph Brandt y, Earl. deceased. The Haase is approached by a spacious drive, begirt with a beautiful lawn, and uuiudes Lyilles . UUS priacipaa chambers, dressing-roonia, handsome draw lag room, liiiisktd in au appropi tats style; excellent well proton cloned dining room, morning.room, Idaary, handsome hall, entered by a flight of Moue steps, and most complete domestic arrangements; a detached double mark home, excellent roomy atalding, cow-house, piggery, poultry. houses and fatal-yard in miniature, luxu riant hot house, a sparione and Vert productive walled gar den, cleiM4l with tiers, mid Weida - idly lilleist tied with otners.fird foliage, It mix tu rich adjoining meadows of thous Nix alit,, T.. bv vierrJ with whale only, which, with rieseriptire pal to Wars, way kad of Mr Day, Solicitor, Pitirsp•twoirt ; Ali. Savage, Saliciiur, Haltun.gardim; Mr. Kearsky, liti,hopagate ; and of Mr. hartoo, 64, Corwhill• Par' toa!ara at the Auctiuu Mart, 111.1 i on the PICIIII. CHAMPION• HILL. By Mr. kCATON, On FRIDAY, the esth inst. at twelve, at the Auction Mart, star the Sauk of England, ADESIHAIit.E I.EASEHOLA) ESTATE, comprising a modern well.huilt comsninlious Dore isg-bsoese, in perfect order, and suitable fur the immediate reception of a genteel family; coach-house, excellent three stall amble, men-servants' rooms, productive gardens ' and abort three arms of land, commanding a view over the Kent and Stirrer Mil's. This desirable property is held for an un expired terns of eighty years, at a moderate grossed real. To be viewed, between the hours of eleven and six titbit k, fourteen days previous to the sak, n jib ticks is enly, aluck t with descriptive particulars, may be had of Mr. Barton; 62, Curahill Particulars may be had of Mr Davie., Aisitei court, Throgmortuu-street on the Politiaca ; and at the Mart. • • DETACHED 11011!slE AND (GARDEN, HOMEKTUR. By Mr BURTON, On FRIDAY, the atit6 instant, at Twelve, at the A settee Mate, ANEAT Det tehed Brick-built D~I'F.LLI'Vf:- HOUSE, IS Ith garden, pleasantly sduate, (scum nu mertos. ha Ming', mad a...liaises fuer sleeping rump:, dining.. roma and parluur, cutteenieulkatchen, domestic stint, and good nrllaring, per and beck wall"' gardens. To be ties. d, and particulars VA usi the premises; at the Mart; and of Mi. Burton, ti 2, PF.DFOR DSIII RE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD Ett'l ATEN, SIANDR, AND FISHING PART, TYTHE FREE, AND DESIR ABLE CLOSES, NEAR THE TOWN OF Sli EV FORD. I) Mt BURTON, Os FRIDAY, the of,tb inst. at Twelve, at the Avelino Marl, near the Bank of Etigland, its Seven Lots, Ik 4 valit.rlde awl elaglipe FREE:IIOLn L EsTATEA, MANOR, And FISHERY; situate at Great Hardwick, Southill, Stanford, Blagesden, and Brum• ham, in the county of Bedford; comprising the Manor of Great Hardwick, with the right of spotting over the open fields of Stogestlen , which t'orriain seven thuusaml acres. A singularly desirable Farm, advantageously situate fur excel lent markets, lying at Great Hardwick, Susithill, and Stain host, or the parish of She/ turd, fore miles from Biggleswade, right from lii Word, ten from Httehrn, and fortY•lvm from Lund au, mg extremely compact, pnacipally bounded by she road, and fOURISin of:about sine acres of rich arable, luta pluiteic, and wurrelland; together will, an excelkot Gem WON', IRVii•protrytell frrm yard, large barns, ample stabling, row•houses, piggeries, waggon lodges, &e. Also an eligible Estate., 11101,11 Ire Faros, ser the parishes of Maio mime and Itrumham, about three stoles from Bedford, with right of common user Ili. tateissive upsu betels of Stages den ; the farms (laden:rug 107 vrels of meadow, pasture, ara ble and »midterm', together with larne•huuse, farm-yard, learns, stabling, cow.huaires, kc. %mall detached cottage, w ills Narrate Also a Pubbc !lunar, kouwee as the Leathern Bot tle, at Ikupshirt, re. the parish or Singrsden, afitressad, with faro yard. Lams, &a.. and al/Out froiroten refl.* of laud. The Estate am) be t sewed, by leave of the respective tr maids, twenty-oire da)s previous Iu the sale, when descriptive patio slam with plans, may In 11101 un Ike respective pre. misses ; at the principal tuna, Radford, Biggleawarie, She"- tent, "Marco , at the Mart ; and of Mr. Burton, 60, Cure- HANDSOME RESIDENCE. AND THIATV-Fralt ACk ES OF LAND, NEAR BILI.ERICAY, ESSEX. By Mr. SAXTON, ON FRIDAY, the sub lament. at 'ree ve. el the Auction 31s1 t,• near the amok ed Eaclaed, ('S PY tit tIA) ESTATE of INHERITANCE, lJ railed Hutton Place, situate is the pariah of Hutton, me the High Turnpike-road between Brentwood and Bdtesa• cry, four miles from Bilbtitav , tau hum lireltwood, and beta eru stint teen and twenty miles from London; compriv.ug • gcniet I hark built /tesitenee, fit ler the immediate erep lion of • ernir el family, mated no all eminence, eounnism ine 'itch and romantic views of the ourromohog coquetry, Mt Keret mitred and loamy, and comets, right sleeping enoan"... handautue drawl ng•roovn, own,, r bunvekr eper's rttonii mud raced. n: doru,at to an angers...um, detached deny, h. ea house, oath houke o.r Coat h house, sic stall stable, faern• yard, barn, lodge:bullock-sheds, die. an mrecllt tit garden, with a south Molt orchard, bah-pond, and JJA. JR. yr, 1. of lick • t a d s . and posture hand, a high wider, lying very compact, and bounded by a running bruuk. la he vara rd, and particulars had •m the weirdoes; at the Cork and Bill, Roml . nrd n, 11,11.T:ray ; 111aek Roy, Chelmsford i at the Alert i and of 31r. Burton, 04, Cu. SALES BY Arcne N. E,nhEX.....I . :XCEL LENT FARM OF s ACRES, t% Mal EDIATE Pt Ibbk.tßatu. i . By hir: RYON, Oa FRIDAY, Ole c.d. instant, at 11 . t•t% C, at tl:r Mart, 'sea . * aeliaak cf teglai.d. A I;;Lklin‘gb:Arft . s u b i tm id ot %,:o.r,'-' de,dreEl 101 atria, id very 1111,419.101tt m. sod /meadow laud, Is cutupet, in and w, litisbeml, las to Louse, awl 'try supremo i buildings for Carwisig eligibly Welded at a., Dektioluri, Essex, a,i L tn a short distance of water ism about seven mars fr ltonifoi.l, said ceders hum lam with Ilse particular adt &hinge of good toads in every d‘ Sion, nitJ eouticznosn.ly to large market tows,. This perty is ..LlllO litre% us n paitieular aequisttion to the Woe Sir rainier, or for a permanent investment will be vary secure, as the situatiou is luso uving, said, ham the Cicalae ileruaud fur proprrty is the ueiglibou i bowl, materially Mereuac its Value. . . fu by viewed, by leave et the tenant, Carter's 4,1 aloe, lu tbe sale, 'Owe tleteripiltre particulars may b c at the Buratt"' , flack Buy, Cheloutfuni . . Mr. Harvey, Solicitor, Ferring-house, near Ko w a,. E ... it I h e m i „, ; and Of Mr Burton, tiJ, torshilt Mr. B:ilderu uOl attend at the 'lough, South Ovum/ft, I . 'hew the Estate. 111 )N1 r.itrt)N. ---- --- NEAT COM MODIOUti ESI DENCE, COACH- HIDESE, THREE - STALL STABLE, REQUIIirrE Orr- BUILDINGS, EXTENSIVE GARDENS, LAWN, ORCHARD, PR(ILIFIC FISHPOND, AND LAM), WITH EARLY POSSESSIt)N. B, Mr. BURTON. Qu FRIDAY, (lie st:Lith instant, at Twelve, at die Anettal lki T m , E s i ogo l or ly- 4 1, sin:ii i re LE AS l?.. /or tip, led' of fifty-one years, of • CUIIIIIIOII4OIII k i w t DW ELIO NG.IIOI'SE, ri•contly pat into canupirts .sp an , at a considerable c‘pcitsw, unstable flit: 1 lie immediate t.ii tiuu of • genteel family. pleasantly situated in the rural n,•l respectable sane La Iliduartou. The pratoles are rr a pleasant distaure frunt the Taal, and contain nitiw•r vi i a sleeping moms, handsome thawing roues, of fi awl v... portion, c fortuitle dinicgdonat, Isbrary, entrance hall, bull. I and Luusekerper. roar , knrnr, y an cunrcuiest cullaritne. Tie •Ictarld.4l offices are nett s „,, ncetcd, and rumnit of liana lour:, l. , o nda t lirre•st all stable, Isionitio4N•olll, -kg WY, Ca (pens, with 14.11 user, pool's y 11/11.4., 11114 plrgP,llll . a neat Low% acres nut n in 6 rarioanttil Imolai, and nut urell timber; an era, and. Ail!) p dtitrel u 4114 l•eult lay km, oFenslu eu inviting edit en tin: rill, of a rind so: rounding 11w• gardens, well siurkrd will. 11,11, which is commit., with Ikt 130 II by ea wad ins whirls there is a plczsisimbust, and lent 140 , 11•114.0116 e, a moguls, ly productive 11.40rr and Rasdcu, disposed with peculiar beam", and in thc ordes, a nru-overtd apoelollls poen:bowie, stocked wills fill beating v 14404 The gardens arc silts vcd at caccry paait liah•poods, iihniulautly stored, three adjoinun rich wiendvw land This drairank propartf is un'y milts from kliareditch Church, al • alioilerate rent ; Cap whisk tagctlicc consisting of upwards of flak. acres. To la, by tickets unly, till the cede, beirrea 11mt bier, of ten and l..wr o'clock, ,anday 1114 Ter-Bay raccpird, ninth, wash descriptive partiealais, may to. hail of 11r: Si. bier, 471inich-alrect. • Spitallekts ; sad of Mr. &woo, Cymbal. ADVICE. Me" e tint Aae l t v i r a to hd dist P nr7T re tht drat :safe nod cliental mettorl of heeling a few pre' 3i:swx eases, the secelisful mirk cf their experienis is is.• h proof of sisperimity. MAeae G l e'S.S and CO. Snrccos 5. IN (Owl} ellisrsti-t1 awl hitt tared aiy brawl' or (cesium, fa nUlwler of which, from 4if1e...11 IC 0.04%44 testimookria from the must minimal Physeiers, th.-y Fist to convince any inquirer) were loathed to mate she 1 en of the follower:: thstares the Overt of thst.r particular stud), wit a CERTAIN DISORDER, frequent') corstracte.l so a moment of istoxiralluu and Its cosoodrlnoto, srßip 'lll It ES mad GLEEIS, as &tau ORB ixtv. whether arm ing from Itacetrinalim indulgence*, lung residruse in +area climates, isea.sccret SOIATART VICE, too trues: oohs).- pit ) pursurst by Om youth of bulb seam; is the lA, ii ha tumid the canoe of STERILITY or BAKKEN'S LsS, and in the usher occasiou • numerous train of NVVVIOIII nitfaSt., which, it not tiincly remedied, terminate us 151POTENCE. and CONSTVIION. The 'isn't of a long and extensive practice has enabled tin a, by a ido "gretior method, effectually to remove those disorders, haws ever tavelrrote or Onmplscatrd, without satin chug the pa tient to restraint la. diet or exercise, and in slight Veocreal Cases r. litre so early applicattua is made after discovery of the iiifert.oti, they pledge themselves to perform a Cure a the short inturval of two days. The senprece ruled seems' cf Oleo mode of treatment in the rare or the strove corm plaints (ninth bas never been known to fail in one single tie stance, id twelve years' pi:retire during which period many permers, of both seats, bore li on root rt, eves after veers mid injurious method. bad berm pursued by other pram. without elllct,)iussuess Na..ssos Goss sod Co, it, thus publicly viler their advice.-1 hey may be cumuked by visite sea daily, persowally, or by letter, with inesotalde secrets, slitisciss), gad attentioo. Poises!. its the country, inclusing a hank cute, are ie. quested to state the particular...fibs:4r. case ' age, ono MSS. !her at living, and advice Mid medicine will be forwardid Ia any pert of the kingdom —llltsdirs. GOSS and CO. Nu. Is, &metric-street, Fleet-street. SPECIFIC. FOTH ERGII.I:S FEMALE For the PFCTellitiOS sod Care of the Diseases peculiar to the Sex. riIAT a greater abate of the intifiPttlta 14 al hated to the female, more than the other Sex, %se hale the authority of Scripture to eunArni. Hence, the outilei.n.s disorders which affect women, and subject them to pain mitt suffering, at every period of life. But, t►ough Ow. is the case, the same hand which bis imposed the bardeu, has at forded also the mean• of r elief. He has pi orided the pleats with heahug virtues, which, under the guidance of s. mice, should restore health, comb pain, and move au antasloic to the erd. Dr. IN)THERGI FEN; Al.k: PILL es • wonderful eiteposition of this loud. It allays estrous mita tiosi, calms the rapid tumult of the blood, pistils; the yet imbed spirits their regular course and ireculatiou, re stoi es the relaxed fibre to its pioper issue, mid woke sai thS cheek the 'resitting hue of Leant., lat auty, and purity. Ageism( all the irregelarit les of the are, it is a isereetailing restorative; et, its Green Sicker** and (Hein. toms; in Ner vous, disorders, as Hvarrirs, Spasm., Pius) ; is, dires•cs from • relaxed *bee, as after 'Addled, Drop•., and ere. daring the pregnant state, it aliould be kept by i v, i ! fi as a propel a Ind. she CIAO, at ail ttlaSso ,fleatirt to, 111 an attack of any ilivess Sold, wholesale mid retail, at Mr. Beller% che, Corner of Pateriiiinter row ; flacon, i so, sled turd-wrist, Clark, doii, ougt. ; 'lon s 11 , and most Cuuatry Ve adios, ' wail, Of oboes Nosy bit had, D.. faihrsidrs Drops, ',justly reromaseaded 11a.• core Cssopisists, is istiliss, rice os SA. and yas rtocK of STOCKS 113 TE flank Stock 3 per Cf.lit Resisted real 0/010111 4 prr Crag • ... prr Vest Nury L.mg A %menses India Stork !wt.* Itomirt Exrlirquer Mils Liontrf 'lri• kegs . • •• • Carols fkow ' T Meek. •, Oweil..'l, '44,1 LONDON . ../ 1 11141.51 b) 4 . 01111 ° , N sod ptillobed Ile (parr, h.. 1: Fort Chart', Strand, In J. M'Ll I coy ha. forltbil Paper, ems to chi YS:.ev. delp atarg..4l W. Tip eid° Place) I'l Oat WEI . 61 1 emit garus liNe Ti Alerts 14" i fials si du iliaN, Puni artil Pr, /ells , I Pugre Act More Aria' —Co QUVO trill, sell 11 Swot Swag, Tii Libra NI lid anJ rub 'Cl' dt p, pan!' teal. 1.1 mlic a. ifel, 4, " "1""I' ' is 1 r ibies, tl i k c io : T i i :: ,.. l .. l:: . wk .r . :L i. , Nrryn 41 . ' . ll ab 0., al a no arc of all Puts .00. 2$ cub rla --!.. illa ER VAT i • ... stis 5 i e'tt. fAI 0 94 ii , 7411 6, 10 ▪ ..Oil 4 ler t ...1.1 1.. 4 I a is; ;A Reda. WI 711. 11a. .. II r im ' ha ..... s par lA. ▪ ...1141. 1.4, ;Ott Ir e. [.............. a .....igr01g -C.l". $ 111 1,1 .. 7:IT. tIMI..e. I" 41,, l ' ilt of 11l (1 ,00,1. w O w r —.l Ina le 71,041. p ...7;, $ dl be 1 :111 icily woe )1.1) $1 k.INt iii 4.., ..1. of, 01111 INgu. t..0wl lir C. r pat. SOS Wad bake I pre. ; lof