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• r P fl • 4 • ,brill by the Prosecettor, and the mode miciptekt by I;iin. Such arc the circumstances of mitiptiori its this case ; but still, there is much atonement to be made by you to the Public, .for the intended" vio lation of its peace. This Court having taken into its consideration Al the circumstances of the case,, as welt of mitigation as of aggravation,. and"the isn. prisonment you have already suffered, doth order' and adjudge, That you, Henry Rice, for this, offence, do pay to the king, a fine of tool.--That you be_committed to the custody of the Marshal of the Marshalsea of this Court,' for the space of one Calendar Month ; and, at the expiration of that period, that you do give security for your good be. haviour for the term of three years, yourself in tope 1. and two sureties in 2501. each :—and that you be 'further imprisoned until such fine be paid and surety 'given," THE KING, 'V. HAYDEN• The Defendant received .the judgment of the Court, for sending a Challenge to fortr4 Hpurglio Esq. of the Navy Office, which Ave' have already stated on several occasions. The judgment was, that the Defendant, in dddition to the imprison.' anent he has already suffered, he imprisoned the King's Bench Prison for two Calendar Months, and grive surely for his good behaviour f)r three years, himself in 3001. and two Sureties in rsol. each. [The %Imo, 'V. StiscLAta, the first' opportu. .0.1111111. 1 10.0 6 airmArftww•marma......• From the LONDON GAZETTE, May 17, 1803. May 17, 18%7. • 6th Regiment of 'Dragoon Gtuirds, Cornet Randall root to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Chambers, who retires, 34 Regiment of-Dragoons, Assistant Surgeon William tones, from of the bit! a$ Light Dragoons, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice John tones, who resfgns„ 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain'Edwartf terrison to be Major, by Purchase, vice Calcraft, whb retires. Lieutenant the Honourable W. A. Villers 11141 Sell to he ,Captain, vice Kerrison. Cornet George Cliolcaley to be Lieutenant,' vice Mansell. 9th Ditto, Lieutenant John Philip Perry, from the 17th Foot, to be Adjutant, , with the . rank of Lieutenant, vice Butterfield, who resigns. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign William Cheney to be Lieutenant, by •Purcbase, vice Husfey, who retires. - Montgomery, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cheney. ISt Battalion of the sst Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Ed - ward Stephens, from Half-Pay of thy 12th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice• Chisholm, who exchanges. ,tt Regiment of Foot, Patrick Fallen, Gent. to be Ensign, by Purchase; vice Turner, removed to the sth West India Regiment. sth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon J. Macmahon, from the 43d Foot, to be. Assistant-Surgeon, vice Dawson, 'placed on Halt• Pay. _ - toth Ditto, Ensign Robert Anderson, from the isth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Disney, promoted in the both Foot. aoth Ditto. George Charles Brooke. Gent. to be Ensign, by Purchase, vice Eccles, .vho retires. Robert Quigley, Cent, to be Ensign, without Purchase, vice Tyler, re signed. gist Ditto, William Conran, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Boyd, promoted. Assistant-Surgeon iohrl , Edgar, of the late Fiteshire Feneibles to be Assist ant-Surgeon, vice Macpherson, removed to ;he 16th Light Dragoons. 27th Ditto; Lieutenant John Smyth, from Half-Pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Alloway, appointed to the ist Royal Garrison Battalion, ' 31i1 Ditto; Captain William Augustus Johnson to be Major, by Purchase, vice hlaxweit, who retires. Lieutenant Harrison to be Capialii, vice Johnson. Ensign John Crowe, to be Lieutenant, vice Harrison. 36th Virto; StlVgCOIl 11<ildwin Wake, [ruin Half-ray of the late &t.lt . Light Drailsoons, to be Surgeon, vit.:el:rimer, who . exchanges. . . 43t ltegiment Of Foot, William Jones, Gent. late Surgeon to the Leicester Fencibles, to be A Stii4tallt.SU !VON . vice Maculation, removed to tin.: stlt Foot. 54th Ditto, John Wilkinson, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Waltind, deceased. - 57th Ditto, Lieutenant Riehard Humphries, from the tst ItOp! Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Macdow 311,.(kcvaSeci. • 64th Ditto, John Colborne,'Esq: tb be•Paymtster, vice 011- _ ver, , whO , • . 78th Ditto. Lieutenant John Hay to be Captai n, by purctiaie, • vices M4cdougail, who retires.• • 79th Ditto, Assitrant-Surgeon Edmond Weld (of the late Elgin Fere:intr.), to, be slosistant-burgeon, vice Sodeu, who resigns. aptly Dittt.), Samuel Moore, Cent. (late Assistant. Surgeon of t he .Queert's County Militiaj , to - be • A.4sis taut / Surgeon, vice kergusson, who resigns. . • 93d Dirto, Ensign George Stewart:, from 'the' 18th "'wit, to "ba Ensi g n,withour purc h cie , NicC A I appoin'ted lilyy. master to the loth foot. William Ingham, vent, to bet A u rgeon'. Nth Ditto, Insign William Wauchope, from the 93cl Foot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice:Goodheiw, who retires. 9611) Ditto, gecond Lieutenant George. clark Macdonald, fiont the 9,lth foot, to be Lieutenant, by p,urchase, vice Hunt, prrhnoted. ' --. • • ' sth Wese . itidia Regiment,-.Ensign Malcolm Turner, !tarn the 2,ittitoot, to be , Ensign, by - 'purchase, vice Robertson, promoted each' Ditto, Lieutenant 'Pitman, from the 57th Fort, tote , Captain, -by rosehasei ltrierfnu Buis, who re.- tires Lieutenant Anthony Lewis Wren, from the 14th Foot, to-be Cainain, by' purchase, vice Le' Brun t Who re. tires: Serjeaut Edward hest, from' . the 37th root, be Ensign, by purchase, vice C roasting, who wires, sst Royal Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant John Allow4y, from the 27th - Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Humphries, ap. poilltel to the 57th foot. • 4th Ditto.), Assi3tant-Surgeon, lohn Dobytts, of the late Es. sex Fencibles), to be Assistanr-Shrgeon. 6th Ditto,. Lieutenant James Campbell, from the'Half-pay • of the late Royal North Carolina Regiment, tirbe Ensign, vice Cochran, with resigns. . • , ,S TA I' F. William Einlayson, Esq: Lieutenant on Haltpay of the ligth loot, to be Payirnister ()fa Recruiting Pistil, William 0. Phillips, Es!! Lite Cautaiii and Adjutant in the Noturignamshirdlaw, to be Paymaster ot a Kectuitiug Distriet. E, t A sA in the Gazettes of the Aiti September, and sth of March lag. both Regiment of Foot--For Ensign lames Hughes to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vier ittidrapi ' promoted, read Ensign fames Hughes to be Lieutenant, tiy Purcliaw, vice Bar, promoted, tBth Regiment of Foot— For * fairies Maguire, Gent. to be Ensign, without Purchase, vice Stuart; win rexignt, revel lames. Maguire, Gent. to be Emig!), without PlircAtse, vice Stuart, appointed to' the 93d i4at. Cuututhsions in the NottingLarnshire Militia, tigned by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Captain—Robert Nassau SUttsaii,'Esq. Dated M4iy s, 1903. To' be Lieutenants—Stephen Else, Gnnt. Dated May s, Ensign Robert Montolicu - Bates, Gent. Dated May 4, IEOI. Ensign Henry Smith. Gent. Dated as above. John Bagshaw, Gent. Dated as above. joint )Itulson, Gent. Dated as above, To be Quarrer..Master—Williain Thomas Phillips. Dated May Of, ►BO3. To be Surgeon—William Duffield Turner, vice flienlmaill resigned. Dated May 6, ►Sa3. C,%tnnti.iitunt in the Noah Lincolnshire Militia, iigned ,hy the Lord Lieutenant. Richard Elmhirst, ESq. to be Major. May S. 1803. Robert Sheffield, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as above. George Dixon, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April z 7, 1863, t,%lnini.trian in the Tower flarnlets hlifitia. iigeed by the Lord • Liedlrnant. Royal Regiment--John Allen, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated lay 14, iBo3. MONEY TO ADVANCE UPON ANNUITIES IRE. - . DEEMABLE. MEI:VILLE aori Co. respeafully inform the Nobility ancl Gentry, who have occasion ter tempo rary or permanent SUMS of MONEY, by the grant of An ntutics rur otherwise, that from their lung-established eon flexion with Mcciied Persons of the first respectability, they can always advance immediate .Sums' from tool. to so:iol. upon real Securities, arising from Lard, Houses, or Funded Propert), Clergymen's Livings, Marriage Settlements, •Wi d.ow's fointures, &e. No delay it ill arise, where the Secu rity is leal and not intricate, with privilege-of 'returning the f•rincipal at option, From six to twelve , years Purchase will be given for Annuities, according to the nature of the Security, Apply personally, or by Letters (Post paid) at No. 7, Cecil.. street, Strand. (ILO WINE, meliorated keeping large ,quan, tities. together -in Vats, by SP E.N C E R and PERKINS, Wine-Merckants, No. t is, West end of Newpte-st Net (re. moved from Snow-hill, on account Of the Improvementit there); who,, from fourteen years .experience of keeping such quantities as front 2to 4000 Gal lon; of Wine together, can assert, that their Wine is not only, more agreeable in Ha 'your to the palate, but more restorative and wholeitonte to the stomach of the aged and infirm. They have Port, which, after being ripened in a vat, containing twenty- pipes, has been in bottle frpm two to seven years. Mite Wines, as Madeira, Sherry, Bucella, Lisbon, and MOUntain, they bottle front the Vats as wanted. This mode of keeping gives their Wines that decided superiority so Well known and acknow ledged. Such an immense stock enables them to serve their i:iencts with superior ine, of the best vintages. on their usual 'migrate terms for ready money. They send to any part of the Town ( t less than a ihaen) tree of expence, they also have a v ry superior' stock •of Cognise Brandy, Pau: and Jamaica R m e . Last.lndia and Ruin Orange Shrub. superior - VENEREAL COhIPLAINTS. DR. ARNOLD's PII,LS, so well known all over Europe for their superior efficacy and peculiar mildness,in 'perfectly eradicatibg every degree or . the Vene real Disease without the,least trouble or co.nlinement. The Public may be assured this excellent Medicine is pertetly congenial to the , constitution, and many have remarked their health haying been much improved in other r espec t s a l ter i ts use,' P rinter Directions, signod by Dr. Arnold', arc inclosed with each Box, which will unable all Persons to cure them selves'Without the knowledge of any one. Prepared by Dr. A niold,, at Whetstone ? hllildlesex; sold in Londonby Nlr. Axtell, No. t, Finch;lana,.Conlhill ; Mr. Ward, at _his Patent Medicine Warehouse,.No. 33.4, I lolborn i opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr. Pinding, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, -Oxford-street, opposite the '.Pantheolt. Sold.als9 by the following linriksellers ; Hazard, Bath ; Sheppard t Bristbl ; Mottley, Portsmouth ; Collins , Salts. bury; Harro p and Thompson, Manchester; junra mitt Gore Liverpool; Bulkeley anti Poole, Chesterl r earson .. an d eiercey, Birmingham ; Stevenson, islorvvich ; Middiedir c h and p ahs b y , tp sw i c h ; Gales, Sheffield ; Bions, Leeds ; Pixic and Wolstenhohne, York ; Brown, Hull Humble, Newcastle Gee, Cambridge ; Slater, Oxf o rd ; 'Npu unaid, jeweller, Glasgow s • Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh ; and by 'one reputable ffookseller in most lownt in England. Pricegd. and ss. id. a Box, Duty 'included. VVhereinav be had, Arnold's Nervous Restorative Drops. LOODON: Printed by BUCHANAN M`MILLAN, (of Bow-Street, Covent-Ct'arden); ani At at siukt.:OFFt cg j No. ria l Strata i where iittr.!ertilemoar, Order, TQRTOL4, APRIL 13. ON Thursday last, at eleven o'clock in the fore noon, arrivel in the Emerald our Captain-General, .Lord LAVINOTONI and on the Frigate's coming to an anchor, was saluted by the different Forts which command the'Road. At two, on His Excellency's leaving the Man of 'War, the Ship was manned, and saluted with 'l9 guns. The two Houses of, Legislature having been assembled on the occasion,' His Excellency was received on his landing by the President and Council, the Speaker (with'his Mace) and the Assembly, and the Grenadier Company of Volunteers, and proceeded to the Court-House, where His Excellency's Commission of Captain. General and Vice-Admiral were read, and pro. claimed ; when His Excellency took. the necessary Oaths of Government, and administered the same to. the Board of Council. Being fatigued with a six days passage, he dined on Thursday and Friday with selet -parties, at the house provided for his recep. tion. On Saturday the Island gave His Excellency a public dinner, at whichswere seated above seventy of the principal Officers and Gentlemen. To-mor. row Hts Excellency has ordered the Legislature to he convened, when it is expefled be will make a Speech to both Ilmses.—His Excellency's stay, it is understood, will be about a fortnight. • The wonderful attempt of the youthful Highlander, at the Royal Circus, on Friday ni g ht, in leapin g 1 over a board of lights, asionished every one present to admiration; his intrepidiry will soon outrival alt competitors. Monsieur HENC;LER, from Paris, is the most eccentric Performer tve ever witnessed on the "fight Rope. The very popular serious Bpett4ele and the ftvourite Comic Pantomime will be-again repeated this evening. BIRTH. On Saturday last, the Lady of John Mackenzie, Esq. of I.3duey-House, Welwyn, Hens, of a Son. MARRIED. On the I'6th of April, at Rome, the Right Hon. Lord Cloncurry, to Miss Eliza Morgan, youngest daughter of Major-General Morgan, of Portland.place. On• Tuesday, Lord Viscount Gallway, of Sertby Hall, in the County of Nottingham, to Mrs. Drummond, widow of P. A, .Drummond; Esq. of Ilawtry, in the County of. York, and only daughter of the late P. Wiles, Esq. of W akefield._ On Tuesday, by the Rev. Mr. Lewis, at St. Paul's Cray, Kent, John .Mumford, Esq. of St. John's, Sutton at Hone, to Miss A. E. Chapman, second daughter of fames Chapman, Esc i or St. Paul's, Cray Hill. On Saturday last, at Kingston-upon-Thames, William Roots, Esq. to Miss Mary Smi th , of Islorbiton-House, King ston. _ Lately, in the Island of Martinique, the Hon. Andrew Cochrane Johnson, to Maclaine .Amelia Constance Gertrude EtitAllette de Ciugny. DIED. Last week, at his house in Throgmorton-strect, john Free, Esq. Banker, in Bartholomew-tone, aged 4r. Last week, tireslaw, the celebrated Conjuror, at the Bull 3, 1 0 Punch Bowl. in Liverpool, aged 77. • Early on Thursday morning, - Mr. Frederick Haldimand, third son of A. F. Haldirnand, Esq. of Clapham Common. .Lately ' at Milford, Mrs. James, wife. of Captai n l a m es , of the Royal Navy. At Butnett, near Bath, Mrs. Day, relit of John' Day, Esq. Last, week, in Bath, the Rev. Edward Hawtrey, A. M. Fellow of Eton College. Lately, Mrs. Ennight, of Axford-buildings, Bath, widow oft lie late Rev. Archdeacon Enraght. On Monday last, atitotant, StIS3CX. the Rev. Dr. Be thune. PRICE OF itATUR Bank Stock N•bvY i t'ent• 94iii j el I CO ! 93ii iish's pct. Cent, 4 ('Cr CCU. Oct CCM. Red. 3 I)Cf C..C(01. S 9 fib ittu Scrip 1. NM. S.t 6 )itto Short Ann, 31 S 1:0C KS, DAY. India Stock • India Bonds s. prcrrt. xclictr. fills par s. dis. FondaLile ditto prein. 31.1 Exchequer Bills dis. Oinniain Inqier. 3 per Cent 5 . 7 Ditto Ann. so} 346 Bank for opening India far Aix. Cons. to. May Mil Curious COLLECTION and Valuable - lARARY of MUSIC, with many. Thousandi 'of Engraved Plates. Copyrights, Manuscripts, Published and Unpublished, Works, &e. &c. TO•BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr'. WHITE, By Order of the Administratrix,' To-morrow, and following Days, at his late House, No. aa, Duke..street, Westmin ster, THE Extensive and Entire MUSICAL LIBRA RY of the late Dr. ARNOLD, deceased, consisting Oa very fine and choice Colle►lion of Ancient and Modern Compositions by the most eminent Masters; several original MSS and the remaining Copies of his Edition of HAN-. DE l.'s WORKS ; the Continuation of Dr. Boyce's Cathe dral Music, and a very numerous assortment of Vocal and Instrumental Parts of Oratorios, &c. ; a large quantity of Musical Types; original Pittures of Handel, Corelli, Gemi niani, 49:Q.—At the same time will be sold, the Lease of the House, twelve years unexpired: To be-viewed until the Sale, and Catalogues (at is. each, to be allowed to Purchasers) - had, of Messrs. Clementi and Co. Cheapside ; Messrs. Goulding and Co. Pall-Mali ; Mr. Smart, Oxford street ; Mr. Birchall, Bond.strcet ; and of Mr. White, Storey's'.Gate. SIR JAMES MARRIOTT. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION. PLEASURE GROUNDS, and FARMS, ESSEX. • TQ BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, . • At Garraway's CoWe-House, Corithi Some time in JULY NE X P, of which Notice Will be given, By Order of the Exectitors .ind Trustees, Together, or in Lots, as may be thought most eligible, un less acceptable otters are made in the mean Mme by Private Contra6l, I'`l-IE MANOR, or . REPUTED MANOR, of TW I N ST E D, with the Rights, Quit-rents, and lin muitities, belonging to the same, together with the very valuable Estates, comprising together about 73. Acres, the Residence of Sir JAMES MARRIOTT, Deceased, Late Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, tee. dec. called W I NSTFD HA 1. L, a most excel lent and spacious Family Mansion, presenting three fronts of a neat and elegant stile of Architecture, decorated with handsome stone pillars and pilasters, with enriched capitals and ornaments of- Code's Manufacture; commanding a delightful and retired situation, in the centre of beautiful and extensive. Lawns and flourish ing Shrubberies, disposed with taste and judgment for shelter and embellishment, allbrding on all sides the most pic turesque, luxuriant, and varied prospects, over * highly cul tivated and romantic Country ; the distance from London 54 Miles, froth Halstead six, and from Sudbury five, which Borough, the late eminent Proprietor represented in two Par _ The 'Mansion contains excellent airy Bed - chambers, Servants'-itoins, Dressing-closets, and every desirable con venience and accommodation ; an elegant suit of principal Apartments, spacious Library, two handsome . paved k.n. trance-lialls„ and a most complete and extensive arrange- Ment of Attached and Detached Domestic Offices ; capital arched Wine, Beer, and Coal Cellars ; productive Kitchen- Gardens, inclosed with lofty Walls, cloathed with fine Fruit-. Trees, Fish. Ponds, Orchard, &c. &c. . - The House is seated about one mile from the High-road, surrounded by about ay+ Acres of remarkable rich Land, 56 Acres of which are thriving Woods, alfordiug a most exec/- lent cover for Came, with which the Country abounds, and intersected with delightful rural Walks. With a large d_- tacked Cottage or Steward's House, capital Farm and Rick. Yards, Barns, Coach, and Cart-lodges, Stabling, Cow- House, Granary, and Oui-Buildings of every description. . Also the following compact Farms—Lash House, compri sing 70'Acrea; Ball's, 84 Acres ; Nokies, 4,4 acres; Smith% 47 Acres; Lodge,, . 89 Acres ; C. i tl e y Cross, try 7 Acres; and Lorkyn's, $8 Acres, of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, tiop, and Wood-Laud, lying, with a te w trifling exceptions, within a Ring-fence, and in the highest state of Cultivation ; with large Farm-Houses, Yards, Barns, Stabling, and Out-Buildings, part id Hand, and the remain der on Lease, at items amounting to TWO HUNDRED and NINETY-ONE POUNDS, per Annum. May be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particu lars, may be had of ,the Executers and Trustees, the Rev. Robert Gray, at Twinsted.Hall ; and Mr. Meddowcrott, NO. 6, Holhorn-Court, Grty's Inn ; and of Mr. Shuttle worth' Nu. 17, Austin-Friars, nett. the Royal Exchange, where Plans of the Estates may be seen. Printed Particulars will also be delivered se days previous to the Sate, at the George,Halsl,4d ; Rose and Crown, Sud bury ; White Hart, Braintree ; Black Boy, ClielmstOrd ; at' Garraway's ; and at the York Hotel, Bridge-street, Black friars. SIR ANIES - MA RRI01"F. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, rich INDIA ORNAMENTS, CHINA, GLASS, LINEN, PRINTS, and numerous Curious and Valuable E F F ECTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, On the Premises, Twinsted-Hall, near Halstead, Essex, By Order of the Executors, . Some time in JULY, After the Sale of the Estates, _ - A• MOST excellent Assemblage of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a beautiful Collection of Antique and Modern China, tine Linen, large Countermines and Pa lainpoeS, a capital Time. Piece, in a superb burnished gold Case, India Toilet, Boxes, rose-wood anti ivory Escrutores, eniii...se Figures, &c. in good preservation • nine valuable Mahogany Library Book-cases of fine wood ' • three Eight. Day .Clocki in Mahogany Cases Dials, a Tripod of Code's ManufaCtory, handsome inarbleWine-C;stenis, Fire-Arms, a Gig and Harness, &c, the property of Sir JAMES. MA R RlOT'f', Deceased, Late Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, &c. The Furniture coinprises, Four-post, Tent, anti Couch. Bedsteads, with fine Chintz., Cotton, Dimity, anti other Fur-. nitiires, and Window-Curtains'to correspond; prime seasoned Grose and Down Feather-Beds, Niattrasses, superfine large Blankets, excellent Cabinet-Work, in Book-cases, Ward robes; double and. single Chests of Drawer s , - Commodes, Bureaus, Dining, Card, and Pembroke Tables, a Sideboard Table, 'mahogany and japanned Chairs, and Sofas, in Mti-• rocco, and Sattinet Seats. large Pier and Dressing Glasses, Fire Screen, Turkey, Brussels, and Wilton Carpets, a capi tal Oak Mangle, Stoves, Kitchen Requisites ut every deno mination, &c. Sm. . _ May be viewed three days previoni to the Sale, when Ca taloAttes may be had 'of the Executora the Rev. Robert Gray, at Twinstcd-Hall ; and Mr. MerldcrWcraft, No. 6, Holborn- Court, Gray's lain ; on the Premises ; at the George, • Hal 'stead ; Rose and Crown, Sudbury.;' White Hart, Braintree ; Black Buy, Chelmsford ; Red lion, Cantoridge ; York Hotel, Briclgestreet, 111ackfriars; and of Mr; Shuttteworth, No. 17, Austin. Friars, near the Royal Exchange. SIR !AMES mARRiOTT. LIVE and DEAD STOCK, FARMING and GARDEN IitsENS(LS, C4c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SERI I'TLEWORTH, Some time in JULY NEXT, On the Premises, Twinsted Hall, near Halstead, Essex, After the Sale of the Estates, By Order of the E x ee u Togs, THE valuable and , very obei( Live and Dead Stoat, Farming Utensils, Carden Tools, two beautiful Peacocks, and ellects, the property of Sir James Nlarriott, deceased, late Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, dec. &c. The Live Stock consists of ten fine strong draught Horses, two promising Colts, fifty-one Sheep, forty LaMbs, breeding and store Pigs, Poultry, Spaniels, ointers, &c. • The Dead Stock, Sec: &c. comprises two capital Road Waggons, an excellent Harvest Waggon, two Timber. Car riagcs, one Town Cart, three Tumblers, and two Halt Carts, Ploughs, Harrows, a Four-toot stout Iron Land•rol ler, Oak ditto, Land Rakes, all descriptions of Harness, and Implements of Husbandry, Meadow and Clover Has, a small parcel of Hops, Wheat, Oats, Barley, B eans , ar ia other SeedS ; a large quantity of• Oak and Elm Thither, in blocks, Flooring Boards, Planks, Battens, Scaffolding, new Gates, Pasts and Rails, ladders, Fire.wcod, Faggots,. &c. A variety of Carpenters'"fools, ColOtirs, , the usual assort merit of Garden, Tools, Melon Frarne4 Hand Lights, Iron inilStone Garden Rollers; Garden Seats; &c. &c. Maybe viewed three dayi preVious to. the Sale, when Ca talogues'may be had of the Executors, the Rev. Robert Gray, l'winsted.,HAl, Mr. MtiklOwtroft, Holborn -court, Gray's-inn;• on the Premise s • at the G e o rge , H a l stea d ; Rost and Crown, Sudbury ; White Hart, Braintree ; Black Bo,y, Chelmsford .; Red Lion, Cathbridge ; York Hotel, 'Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; and of Mr. Shuttltworth, No. r 7, Austin' Friars. ‘. 1 Published by WILLIAM AIIIIIGAR Solutes. (of South Molton-street, Gros‘enor.squarch rur Ol e rater/ 441 "" fur the Editor, Oett.taidj, must be atidresscd. . . . , OFFICE. for the SA I.E of ETATES, [MUSES, ;td, PROPERTY in general, at No. 34, PALL-NIALL • By- Mr.' JEFFERYS. A T tiattAxwe'OFFlCE every possihle ;IMMO 1 1 is given hv •Mr..l EF t E RYS, to promote the fnteot of his Employers, and upon atm:Aerate charge for Cornnis• sion. IF. WELS and PLATE. immediately disposed of to 11 best advantage - to any amount, itfconsecfuence of the fregtent Commissions given to Mr. Ictlerys to make such purchats. LINCOLNSHIRE. Tube SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT', By Mr. JEFFERYS, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE of up. A. wards of One Thousand 'Acres of Arabic and Pasture Land, on Lease to unoceoonable ',Tenants. The Estate•is Trate Free and eX tra Parochial ; IS situated six miles troth Lincoln, and the satne distante from licwark. Further Partioulars to be h.td of Mr. jetkrys , No. - 34t V Bll4 Mail. BUCKS. • To be SOLD. by PRIVATE CQNTRACT, By Mr. JEFFERYS, • A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, co": A- silting of about Three Hundred and Sixty•tive Acre' of Meadow and Arabic Land, with an excellent Fatinllouset convertible at a sniall exiience to a Centlelnan's ResidFocel on Leese to-an unexceptionalTle Tenant. • Further Particulars may be- had of Mr. Jefferys, No. 3 40 Pall-Mali. VALUABLE JEWELS. To be SOLD by PRI VATE CONTRACT , • . Py Mr. JEFFERYS, ASUPERB DIAMOND STAR and BADGI or the Order of the Bath, composed of very fine Pra• liants, the lateproperty of a Knight of the Bath, timed : 4 ; also, an Brilliant Ornament fora Lady's 11e:A.0A and a Pair of Brilliant Ear-rings, the property of a 1347. MONMOUTHSHIRE. , To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. JEF FRE YS, SMALL FREEHOLD ESTATE , in the mot ~ A hcautitut part of the County of Mown:Arlin IV" which is an elegant newly ended VILLA, suin:d to the re ' sidence of a small genteel Family. Further Particulars may be had of Mr. lenerp, No- 34, Pall-Mall. —.---.............:.....--„------------- NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, and LIV ER. POOL BOOTLE WAIT It-SVC/RIO. MONTHLY SALE. By Mr. SCOTT, , On Friday, June t, at Twelve &Clock, et GarrawAY' s t Change-alley, London; THE STAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESIFR• SHI RE CANAL. Three Shares . in this k ite lent ce llent Concern, from the Severn to the Grand Trunk. T half. yearly_ Dividend was ail. per Share. , 1 - The OXFORD CANAL. - Three ShareS inn this esti blielied and improving Navigation. The last half-Ye„,3%. Dividend was'6l. per Share; the Profits may' be exPe ct '' . increaae. The GRAND JUNCTION and PADDING'fOI4 C in 3 A; N?, L. Shares, Half Shares, and Optiodal Loan, boir Fire per Cent. Interest. , , . • Also Shares in tire YJZLE.Y and E .11 SSING- )N . , ' ROCHDALE, HUD W DERSF I E LD, LANCASTb", GRANTHAM, and the UNION Navigation.° The LIVERPOOL BOOTLE WATER.WORIC_S; Six Shares in this very imp o r tant c oncern, of exteifsiveop tic utility, and txpeaed to b e .hi g hl y advantageous 1 the Proprietors. . Particulars at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham . t hc i White Horse. at Uxbridge ; at Hatchet's Hotel, Piaadtt at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, Ln.igatc-hill, who i.c.°;. s _ missioneri to dispose of Shares in varions Navigations, IN"" ' Estates, &c.. b} Private Contraa. --..............--............--------- s r-r aluta i r l y E p i r ) e r c:i P ce, i4P nine out A tilNitaytuj r en, c a n : 1 c e t u h s t i tl s ,tt s :t c : , t a du s bontdvnoiet,ogitiftlbset by t he e RING, PHYSIC. . oc aand' isn : c g u w a r al i w r ci d h i e s ln nCd w S h p i ri ‘ b : o f 0102 ,6 7 4 n tits , s e the a 11 i r vt : w eakest is 't don t i l i l c t i c i t Il i A t ' s i : I i d t l e c i : t. r i e i I l e . i : t . . le i e t s : t : 1 0 I : • the approbation of every 6f4Ocinit exro da . pedrecr so : eitti t i tea o odlle tl edd i ne e u cr p hie re lostisa v w e t rh n yie t n io uw i c i i i n o t if t t rh a m ten k n o i p ii n ley taking rhs t sp i rba f 3 try p a res t s: t e 4 : 4 1 g. `, 1 . ,f. r - ,: 0f. 1 .s.t t li l s:,e l. as v si l i,l e dui ' 11 : 11 c ) 1 4 , d i et ei l r 11: i i cl .. e .: . . t the hotly ii ob. by vigorou - h tl , 4 b l y ' h e Y o s t i t e st h ri A n s gi t n e g ei t l l k il eg p t:::: by accumulation, e ea,onaa .. , aefforts, or the assistance of sOni e foundation rative, is enabled to expel theleduridancy; lay the reminded, that DE VELNO's VEGETABLE .011.1,i of a 'variety of diseases. The Public thereforc .... a. 1 ,,,.... are pr' s " Nic df. ample experience, to lie the most sale and etticital . „, sod . ~, cine hitherto discovered, as an alterative, P"Prseurvio— sweetener of the blood,. and for•radicallv c uring tlic, c ro sy, , Scrophula,' or King's Evil, Scorbutic 'Eruptions, I. Pi t ,,,p, • the ill ea-Rs of Mercury, ' b.xdiscotrgaceroiinf totetisst,roarnioth an impurity of the blood. • holtell tit and ill diseaLes originittt4 ; Prepi!red and sold, n.boxes, price 4s. 6d. of six tair edY o s ne u rg , zr n t er n i t i h . e as A ; n b n y y, 'the at h P i r s o N p v r i e i r t e . 4 r , 0 t I I s . e. P N i ( il ibt . i tl o ° 7 e t 4 ls° ' I' S i i ' c ; ( N 1 ) o t .' !( 11 i t 31 r d i 'e o il r ti i r I d Ce street, opposite the Pantheon ; also 'retail 'by Manx. , gur. Perfumer, No. 42,. Cornhill ; Tutt . Royal Lx t,6, S t ' ler, No . 4, Cheapside ; ShaW and Edwards, N'',, ; .i„,iext Paul's Chureh-)aid; Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; ~__,., or No. 21, Pall-Mall ; and by all Printers, 13ookselle" ,_.,, 2 0 ()the! Venders of Medicine throughout the kingdom ; "u", l a 01 Pails, .sec, assuming the settle n:taie (114.1WithStanci ,r.ilrgon), may be p . o . nipously T ,_,,_ rtised in the most hao1; 1111 .1 sitit' d t iv r o f rtd c l u sre t: r i tee e t!r P tn; r lk e e ibsiayiriaitit)hionem:oAlarten MARY, : g o r p os riv s i r p ec r. eiv Es ed rod a u d n e v a s l N ot er b v e o u u e s ti c t -------- of St. A o r s i t lA J lL s l:ll C o i cn n i d s ,. ? I s i o 7 e t r n , nAiy/1 John's,d.eserelarercoaint3ttahilat;t 1 ; ‘ l l . l l.o 3 e r so ci .. l C ' dial ; likewise his Wife, Mary Ann .Oliver, ft 616 reduced to Death's door, and . was perfee.lly cure" "' r by. l the eble Pnysiciaus in the Country ; likewise secl'4.l.oo Inhabit above Medicines. . , Witness my ilancl, , I VER . THOMAS 01'. , A WORD TO TIIE WI.E. . n f Oa As a serious caution to all who, • fruM thi: Pal u e , - ,,,,,ru1d Complainte are obliged to have recourse to di tt " I ! .. , 1) 1 ; w ith after be.ing giveo ovc i of to preparation 'Mercury. Mercury is certainly, it " . s ycel o • wrieretion, a most noble and cit.:dual Cure tor 0cr , ,..„ ; no; of Venereal Infeetion ; but, on\ tit.... Othei hand, 11 ',`,1 1 iiatv, an article in the whole Materia Nhalica so replete ‘`.. til i,- ; 0 0 gel'. Thus if a Loki occurs when under a Counio...Goull traordinary Medicine, it frequently leave's behind it IT: 4 li o air Rheumatism, , Numbness in IlicaLimbs, Patalytic • 4 ;7' o r fell and which, perhaps, do not appear for sevsen elg d ti :wd AO year,. Many.gersuns in business, Servants, and ' w ent, who, fi - om the nature of •their employments , gold° under be out in all WeatherS, being liable to catch ~ f o ol ot.riotirnat,DtorirliPirod!siiiittoidirili,sso,:i:ciNnrivoci::::t. course of Mercury,, which in.i% terminate with tlV,tttot '1 but no such danger will intervene to those who st" \ Dr. BRODUM'a BOTANICAL SYRU P. Art which is partieularly reeommended to be used before 1 , o fs enter into the Matriinoniai State, lust the ituliacre,•o4f hjk, Parent are the aottree of vexation to him the rertialo°..:: (in- - existence, by afflicting -his intrOcent, bat m06111103:0 t ,„, ! spring, witlithe Evil, ertrptions of a most Ill'ilV ith at its . dency,, and a variety of other Complaints that or!: ~., sweetly introduced by, the same neeleet and iinprot,t,eollr'il`;ai, re The BOtanical Syrup and Restor.itive.Nervotts `: in But' be had at the Doctor's Hari-', No. 9, Alnion-btr," ic boult ties at it. 2s, 711 s. 411. ;tild ii. cu„.( Outy. inci ivic" , i o liposit‘ And Co.'s, late Ba,:on, No. 1 i:-, Otordts - el , NON , 4, Bond-street; Coldinr No. 42, Cortilrilli Waldt,..' r o l orisn ~ f Holoorn ; Withers (fate Cocitel!'.; Medicine Vvcoologi No. 229, • Strand, Temple , Bari *l'l:it's,ll6y4 :311,Nfail; Williams, Pertitiner to HIS Majesty, No. 4 1 .,'„ 1301teo'.. E. New ter y , Cotner of 17... Paul's ebartlt )Ar",:licaiiaair I i Royal-Exetninge; Ching aqd. Butler, No. -4i.-.Z-haw I e,,a• :. 1 , , i - i i.:.: $.: 11. . tra ' sou 111.' • ' u u rgeo.s, ,-..M.C' , 4. ant.: ...on, —o. 32, ...r!, mar- ~..e me dieine ‘Varehret it, 141:roi.strefit, Berntigli, op, , tr , c ti croll * watt Bank ; Mr. Pirldinws, -No. 7ii. 0X:tow:, . a .strtfltE I ' Printer' in usiotcrotth.:lll);aluttitct;ii,n,;BoF,ovr.tsn,c.Ctrug6ist, 32, 813‘k' n ' . to . prAirtenlplaul be Ma h r 4 k d et' i r . 0111:irn li ti ° re ks j i rl i t ers ted ;11.1(111)1:•turi'ln't-le. ' IV f~