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See also most of the London Journals ,the Cojirier, New Times, ( timid?, Esamlner. &c. tte.; aml also Knight's Quanes l l) and Llscknuo4l's Magmas, cc" TIIE Genuine neat II()USEIIOLD FURNITURE, cqmprising ftur-post, tent, and other Bedsteads, with chintz, cotton, and &rutty furnitures ; prime seasoned feather beds and bedding; mahogany chests of drawers, dreasing-tables, capital ma. hogany wirg-boukcase, sofa, card, pembroke, and dining-tables, japanned and gilt drawing-ro o m chairs, soa, and couch, with chintz cntton cases; ebonizcd chairs, with leather seats; suits of curtains in chintz, cotton, and morine ; Brussels and Kiddermin ster carpets, neat chimney glas,ea in gilt frames, prints framed and glazed, a few articles of plate and plated goods; fowling-pieces, by I /shorn and Taylor ; the remainder of the stock of choice old wines; a variety of other effects. AT ONE O'CLOCK WILL BE SOLD THE LEASE t ill , THE COMPACT DIVELLING-110USE, Adapted for the accommodation of a Genteel Family, with tiartlen at back and in front. '''be House to be viewed by Tickets to the time of Sale, and the fraiwooe on Saturday preceding the Sale ; when Catalogues may he had on the Premises. Particulars of Dlessrs. Tomlinson, Thouipion, Baker, and Sinith King's .trms-yanl, Coleman - street; at Ouvraiwaj's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, K.gent-street. SURREY. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. TYTHE FREE, r• - : EM-E-13-; Desirable Family Mansion, with Pleasure Grounds, seated in • Park, with immediate possession, two Eligible Cottage Residences, and sundry Enclosures of excellent 31eadow and Arable Land, nearly Four Hundred Acres, part adjoining the Thames. An Eligible Property for Residence and lnyestnient. (By Order of George Daniel Macintosh, Esq and also of J. Thomas, Esq. and others, Trustees of John Wilkin .son, Esq. deceased, the present Proprietors). By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), .13 Oarraway's Coffee .House, Exchange-alley, Cornhitl, on THURSDAY, the _3d of September, at Twelve o'clock, IN LOTS, r HE very desirable FREEHOLI) and part COPY HOLD &STATES, Tithe Free and hand Tax Redeemed, situate at WALTON, a tine htalthy part of the county of Surrey. Let I. The Rectorial MANOR of VALTON, with its Rights, Privileges, Courts. Fines, and Heriots. A desirable Residence, IVA LTON LODGE. Erected on a handsome elevation, planned for the accomodation of a family of respectability, with spacious entertaining rooms, and numerous sleeping apartments, conveniently arranged ; excellent range of domestic offices, coach-house, stables, farm and outbuild ings, farm-yard and buildings; excellent walled garden, clothed with choice fruit trees, hot-house, &c. seated in the centre of a de lightful park, with about TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES _ --- Of meadow and arable land, in a ring fence, ornamented by a fine sheet of water, principally belted by a tine thriving plantation, with carriage drive and entrance lodge, Le. &c. Lot' . A Desirable COTTAgE RESIDENCE, situate on the east side of the park, with gardens, pleasure-grounds, and land ; containing upwards of FOWL ACRES, On Lease to John strongitharm. Esq. Lot. 3, A very Eligible and Desirable COTTAGE ORNEE, fitted up in a very handsome manner, and adapted lot the residence of a gentleman's family. seated on a lawn, with delightful shrub beries. carriage-drive, and dry gravelled walks, coach-house, stable, and all requisite outbuildings, and about EIGHTY ACHES Of meadow, pasture, and arable land, all to a r:ng-fence, situated on the south-west side of Walton Park, and adjoining the road from 3loulsey to Cobham, in the occupation of V. Parker, Esq. for an unexpired term of about fifteen years. Lot 1. A Valuable PLOT of RICH MEADOW LAND, situate in Thames Meadow, adjoining the road from Waybridge to Walton, containing about TWENTY-ONE ACRES, In the occupation of Mr. T. Keene, on Lease. Lot S. An Allotment of excellent ARABLE LAND, Bramble Bill, in Thames Field, containing nearly FOI'RTEEN ACRES, • • In the occupation of Mr. Cooper, on Lease, and the Tithe of about one acre of arable land adjoining. To be viewed by tickets; and Mr. Strongitharm and Mr Parker's residences, by permission. Particulars may be had on the premises; at the Duke's Ilcad, Walton; Bear, Esher; Toy, Hampton ; Griffin, and of Mr. Knight, Kingston ; Swan, Cbert se,: Bush, Staines ; of Robert Blackmon. Esq. Chapel-street., Redford-row; of 111essrs. Sandy*, Horton, Rourke, and Sandy', Crane-court, Fleet-street; at Garraway's; and of 111 r. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where tickets for viewing way be had, and a plan of the estate may be seen. SUSSEX. DESI R A 111:1iRE S IDENCE, And Offices attached and detached, Pleasure Grounds, Garden, and Land. 7 &c. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick (louse, Regent-street,) AE'ER fr eligible RESIDENCE, substantially built, conveniently planned, and adapted for the accommodation of a family of respectability, with excellent and convenient apart. menu, and comfortable domestic offices, coach-house, stables, gar den well stock, cropped, and planted ; delightful pleasure grounds, and nearly ninety acres of meadow, pasture, and arable land, with plantations finely wooded, a beautiful spring of tine water, in a line healthy part of the county, and within thirty miles of the metropolis. Coaches daily to and from London; immediate pos- , session may be had. To be viewed by Tickets, which with particular may be bad of Mr. Robins, Nu. no, Regent-street. BERKSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Free of Great Tithes, delightful Sporting Box, Manor well stored ' with Game, and 'flues Hundred and Twenty.six Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Wood band, with Farm Houses and Buildings. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick house, Regent.strect,) itVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, free of, great tithes, with • manor well stored with pheasants and game, a neat sporting box, with offices. coach-house, stable, gbod garden. &c. seated in a paddock, presenting a park-like appearance.' Capital farms, with firm-house, and buildings, and nearly 326 acres of meadow, arable, and wood land, situate in • fine healthy part of the county of Becks, contiguous to good market towns, near the Craven Hunt. and the Kennet and Avon Canal, and in,a neigh bourhood of the first respectability. Particulars of 3lr. Rubins,l7o, Regent-street. BUCKS. Desirable Residence and 0111ces, -- a;ch-house, Stables. and Out buildings. Garden, Pleasure-ground, and Land. TO BE LET, FURNISHED, By 111 r. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street.) A VERY desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, situate in a line part of the County of Bucks, adapted for the at commodadon of a Gentleman's Family, with excckent offices, coach-house, stables, productive gardon, pleasure-ground, &c. with or without land. The situation healthy, neighborhood genteel, excellent roads, tontitzuous to a good market town, and coachti to and from the metropolis daily. To be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of 31r. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. LAST GRANT OF PARLIAMENT. Y'fON, Stock Broker, .2, Cornhill, and Lombard j street, has the pleasure of laying before the Public a List of Prises in the present Lottery, which are to be Drawn All in One Day, is. sth October. of £20,0001 4 of 1510 9 . 2,000 10 - - 300 4 . 1,000 1J- - - 220 Besides 4001. and 401.. and every Ticket entitled to 51. Shams in proportion, all of which are sterling money. 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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LEICESTER RACES, 1824. V EDWVIDAY, SEPT. 15. The Gold Cup of 1000., 10 utbsaibero, three time, round. . ileathcote's br. h. Kehl Peer . . • - 1 tbUlVer no. b. c. Comte d'Artolo - . 2 Geol. Wilson's, by Soothisyei. . - - . 3 The Belvoir Stakes—a subscription of 3gs. each, with 20 added by his Grace the Duke of Rutland—Heats, twice round. Mr. Wildman's br. f. Miss Oalby - - - -1 i Mr. Cross's gr. g. Evergreen . Mr. Loraine Smith's ch. g. Yellow Youlie - - -3 dr Mr. Potterton's ro. g. by Jack-o%Lantern - - 4 S Mr. Heap's b. g. by Streamer - - - . dig. The Gentlemen's Plate of 50/.—Heats, twice round. Sir. Geary's b. c. Libertine - - - - I I Mr. Fisher's b. f. Formosa - . . - 2 2 Mr. Thompson's Polecat . . - - 3 4 Mr. Whitehead's b. m. hy Young Sir Peter - - 4 3 Mr. Platers b. m. Glumdalclitch - - 3 3 —•"."--- NORTHAMP fON RACES. WT.DNESDAY, SITT. 15. A Oold Cup. of 10t value, by Subscribers of 10gs. each. Lord Spencer's b. m. I sab ella . - I Lord Althorp'st. h. Vision . - - • - 2 Mr. Maberley's b. m. by Orville - - - - 3 111. Pierpoint's r. b. Vargas - - - - dr A Match for 50gs., once round and a distance, was won by Mr. Whitworth's Spot, beating Mr. Wilson's br. g. iVellingum. The County Plve of 50gs.--Hats once round and s distance. Mr. Sadler's Triumph . Mr. Messen's Vargas - Mr. Hsrvey's Blunder - - ----- LICHFIELD ACES, 1321. TUESDAY, SEPT. 14. - 1 1 . 2 dr - 3 2 The King's Plate, 100 gs, four miles, was walked over by Ml. West's ix. h. Sharper. A Sweepstakes of 25 sovs each, 2 yesold, last half mile. Lord Anton 's eh. f. Miniature . - - I Mr. M . ytton's b. A . . - - 2 . Coload Yates's b. A Sir John . - 3 Mr. Beardsworth's gr. A by Walton - 4 - The Staffordshire Stakes of 25 sort. each, 3 yrs old, I mile. • Mr. Yates's gr. f. Fille de Joie - - I - Mr. Pigot's b. f. Miss Robin - - 2 Lord Anson's br. 1. Cheshire Lass - - - 3 Mr. Mytton's hr. c. fhwestry - . - . dr Lord Warwick's b. f. Katherine - • - dr COULSTON 3100 R RACES, OXON. TUESDAY, SEPT. 14. The Coulaton Stakes of 7gs each was won by Mr. Adamson's Amelia, beating Tiger, Fortress, and tour others.—Two only were placed. Hunters' Stakes of 7 son each, with 10 added. Heats, two miles. Mr. Houktswonh's Tally.ho • 4 I 2 1 Colonel Jenninp's Forester - 62 1 2 Mr. L. Bourene's Jernians - 1 4 3 3 Captain North's ji udibras - - . 2 3 4 dr Mr. Hoden's Fortune-tclla - - . 3 dr .Ir. Butt's b - bogie - - - IS dr Three others were distanced. Every heat was nicely won, and the last in particular was a beautiful race. BOLT—TRTIACES. FRIDAY, SE PT. 10. A Match for 30ge, and a Subscription Pune of IN, for horses of all ages that never won the value of Si. at any one tune. Mn. Blacklock'a hi. m. Crazy Jane - - - 1 I Mr. Hodgson's br. h. Robin . - . 3 2 • Mr. ti- -'s br. m. Matilda . - - - 2 3 i di Mr. Atkinson's gr. g. Young Willey - The foot-race for )0 son, given by the innholders, was son, after a severe contest, by Abraham Stephenson, beating seven others. YORK SPRING MEETING, lit 24. MOW DAY. Sweepstakes of MI sovereigns each, p.p. and the %inner to take all the horses engaged. Ilst. 21b. last mile. Mr. J. Ferguson's ch. h. North Britain, by Octavian. Mr. Ridsdale's ch. g. Carouser, by CORM& Mr. Lee's b. g. Catterick, by Octavian, darn by Mowbray, gran. darn by Mary, by young Marsk. There is nu truth in the report that Lord Darlington has pur cliaseantraitham. TATTIqRSALL'S, Sri.T. IG The room was bot thinly atteoded, the principal subscribers to it being off to Doncaster. It will be wen that several alterations have taken place since last betting-day, and the particulars of the present state of odds here will be found detailed below : DONCASTER ST. LEDER. 3. to 1 agst Brutandorf 20 to 1 agst Borysthenes 8 to 1 agst Streatham 20 to 1 agst Osmond 9 to 1 agst Jerry 20 to 1 agst Ilelenus 10 to 1 agst Swiss 20 to 1 agst Canteen 15 to 1 agst Altisidora %) to I agst Tarandus 17 to 1 agst Alustachiu 25 to 1 apt I.llue Beard. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Fat -mount, SEPT. Id.—Arrived the Romulus, Webb, from New Orleans. Put back the Eclipse packet, for Jamaica. Pt SIOV TU. SEPT. 14 —Arrived the Spartan. Shanoon, from Leghorn. Ott the 19th August, when his blajesty's chip Parthiaa was clear of the Gulf, @ha passed ail sail, supposed to be the Jamaica convoy of the Ist of August. The Icarus had risissreied to the Haranrwili, after convoying the first August Amt. The Shannon and Pilgrim, from Campeachy, had been captured. and the cress murdered by pirates. Rio blajesty's ship Parthiala arrived here from Vera Crux and Ravine, captured on the coast d Tu. Paso a piratical schooner, and took licr to Vera Cruz, ober* the Captain of the Parthian commisaioned her, and left ha to cruise for the protection of the trade. A pilot certificate of the brig Pd. gram, • list of the crew of the ship Shannon, a spy-glass soh .• Pout" on it, and a quantity of Sags, spy-glasses, sextants, wearing apparel, &c., all English, were found on board ths schooner. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 11—Atrived the Portia, Shepherd, from the Downs fur Sladras. Sailed the Emanuel, far Norway. DEAL, SEPT. 15.—A rrived and sailed for the Rtver the Mel. rose, Dempster, from Grenada. Arrived from the Rime, the Lively, Baiter, for Bourdeaux. Sailed the Felicitate, Campbell, for India ; also, the Houqua, Harlequin, with several brigs and schooners ; the rest of the outward bound remain. UII•TESEND, SEPT. 15.—Arnved the Active, Palmer, from Africa ; Adventure, Lamb, from Archangel ; Harriet, Hsunble, from St. Domingo; Eagle, Henry, from Palermo • 3layett, Cogg, from Greenland ; Exchange, Jackson, from Malaga ; Esther, Forster, from Hambingh; Gannett, Nommen, and Union, Home, from Petersburgli ; and Five Good Sisters, Raiden, from Lear. Sailed the Keel, Lawson, for Lima; Florentia, 1 1" imble, fur Bombay ; Elizabeth, Ekin, for Jamaica ; Scipio, klassingale, for Elsinore Lavinia, Morrison, for Faro ; and Lusitania, Ott. bons, fcr Orono. LI err root, SEPT. It—Arrived the Dart, Campbell, from Pernambuco ; Lydia, Robinson, from 31iramichi ; Lancashire Witch, —, from Lisbon ; Sicilian Jameson, from Petersburgh ; Jane, Russell, from Hamburgh • Hero, illooraom. from New Brunswick ; Isabella, limey, f rom ditto; John Little, Russell, from Nova Scotia ; Vigilant, Cook, front 11'yburg ; William, Short, from Nerve; Hannah, Smith, from St. John's, N.B. ; Waterloo, Dudney, from ditto ; Robert and Ann, Straghan, front St. Petersburg!) ; and Ayrshire, Messenger, from AlleSairlaL AIILFORD, SEPT. 13.—Arrived the 11'illiam Henry, Wm , nells, from Bristol to Newfoundland, with loss of foremast. 111/IMBURGH, SEPT. 10.—The Catherine, Ebbeson, bound to Hull, took the ground near Freyburg, opposite the haven, on the Bth instant, part of the cargo carried into St ucicatadt. The Catherine and Elitabeth, Petrie, from Riga to Amsterdam, with timber, was run on shore on Tuesday, at Winterton, water. logged. 1 resets SPOKE)! WlTH—Dolphin Jersey to Fortune Fist', 4th ult., by the Cleopatra, arrived at Aherystenh ; (Jolty, of and from Liverpool, for Para, 6th inst.; and Martha, Workington, Liverpool to Malta, by the Spartan, arrived at Plymouth. Alcyone. Liverpool, for Se. John's, New Brunswick, 7th inst.; and 12th, off W'aterford. Manhattan, Liverpool, for New York, by the Dare. arrived at Liverpool. Friends, Liverpool, fur Quebec, 27th Aug 3d inst. , Renovation, Liverpool, tor 31irunichi ; Bth, Redone, England, Biddeford, for Miramichi, off St. Paul's Island. Ac tive, Quebec, for Liverpool, , by the Lydia, arrived at Liver pool. His Majesty's ship Hussar, from Jamaica, for Vera Cruz, with the Gratitude, from London, for Alvarado, under convoy, ori the 3d ult., o ff Yucatan, by his Majesty's ship Parthiao, arrived at Plymouth. She passed on the 18th ult. six square.rigged ves sels, apparently homeward-bound West lndiamen. Charlotte, Li. verpool, for 1 trginia, 83d uk. • and Marcia, Liverpool, for Wil. mangton, 29th, by the Romulus, Webb, arrived at Fidmotel.. Gleaner Bell, Clyde, for Newfoundland, 22d Aug.: and Leo_ nidrr, SL Petersburgh, lot Rhode bawd, 23d, by the Lord Whit worth, arrived at Liverpool, from Quebec. Britannia, Culling, St. Petersburgh, for Lisbon, out 41 days, all well, by the —, Silvers, arrival io Yarmouth Rodeo. Cybele, Amsterdam, fur Norfolk, 17th ult; and on 31st the brig Jane, of Liverpool, from Bristol, for Constantinople, by the Vigilant, Church, arrived off 'Margate. James, Liverpool, for St. John's, New Brunswick, 3d Sept. ; and on 7th, Alexander, Marshall, Liverpool, for Quebec, by the Mary, Stephenson, arrived at Liverpool. HULL SHIPPING. HULL, SIFT. 14. Foss:tow Aanix ED—From Petersburg, Providence, Hutchin. Goa; Elizabeth, Ross; Unity, Thompson; Elizabeth, Slade; Endeavour, Samuel; James, 'Thompson ; Pearl, Triers. From Pillau, Britannia, Carmen ; Oswy, Garbutt. From Bremen Fran Gebina, Gerdes. From St. John's, Montreal, Seurr. Pm; Narva, Prince of Brazil, Reed. From Riga, Twist, Rayner; Newland, Ranson; Mary, Durant. From Lisbon, June, Silvers. From Hamburgh, Sirius, Sterner; Vrouw Etta, Schoen. From Quebec, Aurora, Pearson. From Hunter Siels, Prow Gains, Kloppenburg. From Kniphauscn Siel, Six Gebroeders, Roskemp. From New York, Robert Burns, Coffin. From Accummersiel, Hoffnung, Teaks. From Aucksiel, St. Anionic, Anions. Front Briesradt, Elizabeth, Brickwold. From Dunkirk, Sally, GUI. From Riga, Ma:hilda, Elliott. From Petersburgh, Dwell, Smith. From Hamburgh, Helen, Wanum ; Frederica, Stangenette ; Ex pedition, Watson. From Dantzie, Heinrich Ferdinand, Schultz. From Nakskoe, Goode lio.p, Bremer. From Petershutgb, Han- Weatherly. From Hamburgh, Barbara, Ord. From V. Brothers, Lawson. Fonxiox SAILED—For Petersburgh, lirothen, Jenkins*,; Woodhouse, Hunter; Watson, Frost; :Rigida, Sinclair; Alerca. tor, Thurbeek. For Elsinore, Cora, %Wolter. For Riga, Brothers. Taylor; Experiment, Brown. For Flensburg, Norake Plow, Sand. For Dantzie, Sophia Juliana, icolE: For Schirn, (ire• Berenadorffs, Licugh. For Papenburgh, Klasina, Jongebtoe... For Amsterdam, llerstelling, Vander Zee. For Ilaniburgh„ Vivid, Day ; John, Campbell; Vintage, Frazer; White. Fur Antwerp, Vricnilschap, Platter. For Egersound, Four Sisters, Waage. For Heligoland, Twee Gebreedeni, Then. nix. For Horunimerseil, Fran Maria, Bombes. For Veendam. l'ier Gebroeders, Douwea. For Bremen, (iude Hoffnung; Onder ncbming, Jkels; Fortuna, 011nianns; Anna l:atharina, For Rotterdam, Kitty, Andsell; Jonge Cornelia, Oriel. For Dram, Twelve Brothers, Bull. For Memel, Nancy, Smith. For %Vyborg, Trader, leeson. For forgo, Enigheten, Snckenstroa. Fur Endxlen, N'rauw (lemma, Siden. For 3lemel, term, Schultz Flora, Shiftier. For ►totterdam, Volharding. Tennis; Jouge Richa,d, Rens. For Riga, Sisters, Illarkett. For Petemburgh. Jone buckles; Hyperion, Pearson; Voluaia, Thorp. For V. burgh, Nancy, Booth. For Tonningcn, Vrouw Alb ndina, Wit kins. For Ilaniburgh, Mars. Greig ; Hull, Ilarper. For Peters burgh, Lord %Wellington, Bennett. For Antwerp. Provident , - Good Intent, Atkinson. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE 11•31 KK L! KK 111' COVET, 11•111XCLULL-bTREZ:I THIS DAV. FIRST DlECTllivii. Morris, J. jun., Stingo_lane, Mary-la-boune, stage.rnastc I 0 Parke:, %V., Oxford-street, irohnionger TO-MORROW. THIRD MEETINGS. Cohen, S., late of Holywell-start. Shoreditch, linen.drai tr - 11 Huang, H., Lower East Solithtiel4, ale and beer merrlta..t - 12 Ilenbrey, It., Croydon, Surrey, coal and corn-dealer - . t t Hunt, U. now or late of Leicewer-square, liner-draper . . ID Johnson, and Levies J., Fcrry Wharf, Vauxhall. merchant - . Tendon, T., Warrington, I.aneashire, cotton-spinner SICOSD MELTI,IO2. Hervey H. S., Oxford-street, homer . - Iv Horris:J. jun., Stingo-lane. Mary-la-bonne, stage-r:...,: • r -Jo Parker, W., Oxford-street, ironmonger - - - lit Pennan, A., Rassomstreet, Litnchnuse, master mariner • I Rickards, J.. Horsley, Gloucestershire, cloth. manufac:,.Tri 1. Tappenden, T. of the King's Head, public house, land -street, Middlesex Hospital. ‘ictualler . lo Falai ILETINGS. Hazard. D. Hackney, merchant Hyde, N.. Nasanu-trreet, Soho. jeweller . . - - I o Jarvis; W. U., Penton-place, Newington. coal-merchant . - I.: Illl•Cormack, ../...lubilee-place. Commercial-road. victualler Ito Boughton, h., Noble-street, Foster-lime, wholesale druggist i..t Scrivenor, 11. %en., H. jun.. and %Vahan, .1., Keritiyh.bolui ings, Southwark, hop-factors - - - I I . Wooding, M., Duckett-street. Stepney. baker - - - 1O 'Mil/ENDS. Blunt, E. ('ornhill, optician - . Carter, 5.., Stratford, West-llann. Eases. cheewernonger l'ooper, H., Communal-place, City -road, carpenter - Langley, E. and Belch, W. High-street, Southwark, en. - I! • lit - - - grantS - -- II Lee, .1., Charles-street, llorsel s down, lighterrnan - -11 l ;Nola ' : is, Balker-lane, merchant - Pritchard. It., Regent.rtrcus, Oxford-street. dressing-case. manufacturer - - - _ . '.lt Reed,T., and NI iddlanas, J. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, mcreliaaSs 11 1! , 1 , 1 , ,4 .