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11 Gm the -LONDON GAZETTE, :Tay vr, 18 0 ti. Crrum-Office, M.iy I 7 MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PnEs4wr rARLIANiI',Z;T• CO,I , NIY OF .vV14.;1C1...(1W _ Tighe, of the County ut Wicklow, Esq.in the mom of the ignt Non George l'onspnby. wht., k orce his Elec tion t,Sr tfle s;i tt l County, teeth aO,epteti the tiatea of Lord. Ili811CI:ancellos of tit:lima, Irsr -Off;ce, 11•19 , t 7, (S 6. ist Reg:ment of DiagoOn Goa las, Lieutenant 1. T. Nay kir to b.: Clitraitt ora Tr,. op, ,14t;..0ut purgivase, Nice ReAcie, tyliq Reginielit of Li4ht D!'agoons, Lieutenant Earle: Da. hiell tope Captait of a Frvol,, by vurduse, vice Cramer, wno ret t:oriact Ceo7h Li . sktile to be, LieutetumE, VICO iiattleil. 1 4 111 Ditto, Coiner Dor':l Watts to be. Lieutenant, by pilr , cik:se, vice ^ , i!vertop, prt l nnOted. Thoinis Smith, Gent. to oe Cornet , by parchasev•vice E.% ro,,pro'inoted• • ijiii Ditto, A,:si4tant-Surgeon P.enderle.ah, from the to DC "lbsiztmit-Sufge , Jil, Safe, promoted in the • t‘ph zrsl Ditto, Lieutenant Brownejlemitv to .be - Captain of a Troop, b} purcit , vice Dunbar,\..who retires. Lieute nant I ,6L1);1 titre, ; rum the. 39tit Focit,. to to Lieutenant, purchase, vice ,D“'artionneit,.w resizits. As - urgeon ‘V,itiraiu Nlitton„trom the 14.t3 Foot, to be .As,istant.sappointed:leon,.vice Dexteappointed.Cornet.. .3tlEfis,)4l. lames Duwo, from the. S;th Foot, to be - I.ietitenAnt, v:1 Liu - tit purcriiis . e. • * 2stli Ditto, Cori k , rekleriC:k. Gore: Wade to Lieutenant, vise Ferguson. (let:raped,. 3d ieAtin,lit 01 toot, Henry Monckton, from' Half pay 01 late 2.4lllReginkiit,ot Ltgtit I)Lig,ons, to C'e Alajor, vice Clay, %V nu , Ditto, I.nsi,ll Austin Nedrne to be. Lieuten.lnt, by pur chase, vice . „ . Ittis Ditto, Milian' Ito.,Ginit. to bd Ensign, Withoot Our. vice TA, ill r, 34th Dna!, Major lanws Watson to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without who rstire? on Halt; pay of tie York liu.ssars. Capiatn,qeofgeMiller to be vice IVat6on, A s:staiit-SurAei , h Frederick Albeit 'Loins-, • %North, from the tube tbzibtailt-Surgeon, vice Milton, removed to th;.2lsl Light Dragoons. . li6ttrDitto, l iehard lifakeney, Gent:to - be' witliciut purchase, me Wiistiii, - pron!uted ill 64th k•oot. . • • 19th Ditto,_Clias. thiocri„ t.;e'pa. tube, Lnsign. without pur chase, vice 134i11ic 1 6 Re gunent. • • ' - • 2151 Ditto, Second WiII: Orr to be First Lieuten'ant, without purchase, vt.e Cu-, who resigns. . Second Lien-, tenant Ch.tries Minter to be ditto, without purchase, :vice S. IV. teen, - who resi;,As'. • Tp ne second Lieutenants, James Wright, Genii, by purchase, vice Browne, promoted. Thomas I.lOttkin, Gcnt. vice urr. Dunn Stewart, Gent. Vice Minter: 23tt Ditto 'Captain F. N. t)Utey to be Majoi, by, purchase; vi..e Nl:Kenzie, who retires. irit Lieutenant 1V ny. Stain/omit° be Captain of a Copipany, bx,purOlase. vice ()filet: Secono Lieutenant Sotheby to hist Lieu , .tenant, virchtti...4•ViceSta - inforth: 27th Ditto, Captain C. Pepper, troui the lA. Garrion Bat talioti, to be'Captain 01 a C.otipany, vice K:.lly, who ex changes. Lieutenant fraticis Asaibiti, o tt tilt; 79th toot; to be Captain of a Conipatry, purchase. k Lorene:: Egan, Gut. to be Etiwgn, wiihout.purchase, Crewe, plomoied. - . • a 3otti Ditto; Efisigq. L. White to be , Lieutenant by put- • • - cic-fe, vice I.u;dsay, who retires. 35f. , ‘).tio,./1 , ..,30.1 2.1.;;; E. Alf:;tgan to kse Assistant Syr- • , 39th DEito, C;eorge Coleman, Gera: to be Ensign, without• vice littriord, prontoic:d in gist Eoot. . • Witting.Kaivi to 'oe Ltetttenallt,.with i,ot poi - elk:b., vice Sottierl..uo, who resigns. R. Watson, be Ensign, vice ‘V 111114,11 am. ' •- •to be Ensign, Without , • e, vice Chambers, pronioted. , • . ~,t, , W.i.ton, Gent. to be. without Ensign; pur-, v.e - Watts, prornoti.d in the. ist West India Regi- 53.1 im..:O; Ensign Cope Wl!hams to be Lieutenant, Without putiiila,e, Nice Pass, who reties. s.;t:i Ditto, Ensign James Le ie, from the 92d. Foot, to be Lieutenant, Without purclkt , e vice Drake, removed to, 95. ruin. - Ecnitei; Gent. to be withuht ,• promoted in the. 9 .3,1 foot , • 3 , )1; to, Pike, E s , „ to.be Papiaster, vice-G rant, • rctur. :4,3 ic,riner Half-pay. • ' ; • •, t ;,. Gent.- to,be Ensign, vice liiisi,;ti F. Le Gilsete be Adjutant, '1 Adjutantcy only. Assistant Si: sth, RUyal ,Veteran Batra- ' 1 ;( vice 11,. ‘ :Initur, -appointed to the ad -,1 b:1“:111U1:1. . . 64tii Li, - 3, rlSig - and Adjutant Rob. M‘Ghain to have the of Lieutenant. • 3ist Dtuo, Erisrgn I i bard liiirford, from the 39th Foot, to be, Lieutenant, without purcnase. 3;d. I;itto, Captain john Napper to be MajorLwithout pur- 1 . 'chase, vice beainisti,- who retires. Lieut Wei. StocK to be Ca l itain ut a Company, by pu.chas, vice Napper., En_ stri t tinc3C; tu be 'Lieutenant, Vice• Stock: 37111 Ditto, Lteut. Tuontes Huxley to be Captain of a Corn. t without purehase, vice• kelietWes,..Uppointed to the , 7th Royal Vetw:an.Battalion. . • • • S3th 0!= , ., Lieut. C, T. it,vine to 6e CaPlain °fa Corn •pan), i=..lhoitt purchase, vice Flack,appoutted to the ISt Vetera-n Battalion. . , • 9lt Ditto, john Maclean, Gent. to_be Ensign, without pur. chase, vice ./Eneas Macdonald, who resigns. 9211 DOti;,ld (I,Donald,,Gen.t. to be' Ensign, without purchase, vice Leslie,prpmsttyq,in thei4th koot. _ 93d Ditlo, Ensign Thomas 6Canibrick,.. truth the s4th Foot, ' to be Lieutenant; by purchase'; vke 1) iNlite - 15.014ie,%vv,h0 retires.. . 55th !into, LieUt.Thoinas Drake, from the 54th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, without , pUrchase. , • • 95th Ditto, Lieutenant... Colonel MiChael •M'Cfeagh, , front• the 7th, West India Itei j iinent,. to be LieutenantyColone4 ). vice' Conran, who exchan4eS. Ist West 'lndia Regi,i,:nt, Ensign `CharleS catts, from the ~6th Foot, to be' Lieutenant, without purchasei . - vice Campbell, who resigns. , 4th Ditto,-Wm. grskine Grant, Gent. to be Ensign, with. out purchase, vice`Goidon; promoted-in the a- West •In dia Regiment. lo R•yan. Cent, to .be.Eite,ign, }without _ purchase, vice Dodgeoii, PrentoteU in tme t►l.,West ludic Regiment. 7th Ditto; Lieutenant.tO Hera? Conrail, from the 96th Foot„ ; to' be I.deuteit4iit,,Cotone4„vjcc . ,M,‘G.reagh, wild .• Cliat , • • Ditw, Lietitelfdia jatiCtigoutte do tie Cajitrin of a Company, without plirChaSei John fkartiott.,,to-te• ditto. ' , - - To - be' Lieutenanti, without purchase--Ensign lames Galway, vice Ligoutte. Orin! *keit, vice Gburge . (hirclon; abut the 4th:-West,lntlia Regitner.t. °ha I)4.lgeina,„ trent ditter. To be Ensigns, witheut pwiatase,- Gent. vice Galway. Quarn.'r.Alao'.Tehit ',Donaldson, vice Keit . .. lonn Crosbfe, Gent: leitti I.l4navati,Gsnt.. To be Adjutant, with the Rititkp . f . ...EktAigir.::§erjetint Major Ryan. To be Quarter.Mastdr--..Serjdziiii.kajbr from. . the.37tli Foot, yice Donaioson. • . ..• : Major-,aeneral Ititrasay',lßegini,ent , - George Dick, Cent, to be•Seconct•Lieu.tenant,, wit mita purchase... • 'Colonel Millie's - Regunent;' Lieutenant O'Dona. • -ghee, front the nth Fool; to bg captain (de Company, = without purchase. :,,.; .• , • .•, Colonel Dillon:s'Rteg,iinent; Coux, of the late Loyal Emigrants, to be Quarter-Master; vice fer ret. • ' ist Garrison Battalion, Captain Edward .Kelly, froth the 27th Foot, tube Captain of a Compani, vice Pepper, : who _ . exchanges. BREVET. • Major, I.'l.aing Weir, of the 59th Foot, to be Lieutenant. Colowel in the Army. STAFF, Colonel F. A. Weibeiall, of the Nova Scotia Fencibles, to ba Att i - 4.lt4nt-C;Ciieral to tice Forces serving in the pinOvvrtk and I.,:e•Aaril Chatibbce Isititxl Station. Captain William 1;,, , Ayer,,0t the jgtli Feot, to.bc Deputy Adjutant-4.;chenti, to 'lie t•ot.:s in Nova Scogtia,, RiinK ot MaioOn, 1.,k: Coloud' Wetheralt. . • FencibleS; Temple Forster Piers, Cent. to be v;cs pantiuted iu the•'Nev! ttrutiswicki, . is; if. th; 12 ,, ya1 East India Ihiunteers, I norliton•to• be Culogcl4. vi‘e Mills, ' " -r: id . I,ietre!;,lnt- Colonel C entice Weip - .lford -I. • Sir kV II ' 1 I to e 4,43, . v ice e•V _.art _v_ro resigns. 3d Ditto, Major George Simitli to -be 'Lieutenant. ColonCl, vice.theHOn. WilliAn.Elpiiiiisione, who re.,i b ns, The • Kin , o4 German Ligkn. 'lst Regiment of Dragoons; .Captain Charles Baron Maydell to be Major, with temporary Rank, vice Bulow. Brevet Cziptain Philip De Siegnard, from the ad Dragoon's, to be Captain, with temporaci Rank, vice • zit Ditto, Lieutenant -Lewis %V dater - sting to be Captain, with teinprwaxy Rant, vice Klare, who:resigns. Cornet George Borhe.pan to be Lieutehant, xi: 4 e . . 1V -.Cornet BarattListar . to be. Lieutenant; vice Auliagen, .jituriioted.• To be Cornets—Serjeant Cadet.— Brawn, vice Decker, who Serjeant Cadet Potelt, vice liorneruian. Eiedeiick Bergmann, Gent. - .viCe Oslar. To be Adjutant, Lieutenant George.Aunagen; vice Siegliartl, - , promoted in the tat Dragoons.- • Rektnent of Light-Dragoons, Ca ptai n, 9t to Baron Grote to be Major,. With. teMporary Rank. Corner Ernest Poten to be Lieutenant, vice Potcu, appointed Adjutant. Battling, Gent to be Cornet,,.vice E 'Paten. Lieutenant FrederiEk Paten to beAdjunint, vice Voss, promoted.. • ad ISitto, Brevet Captain George Baron Webse to be Cap. taiiiowitla temporary Rank, vice Sh3lienberg„ who resign. Adjutant. Frederick Baton. Voss, trout the ist . Light Dra, goons, to be Captain, wiih temporary Rank, vice Grote, promoted, Cornet George Meister to be Lieutenant, vice IVense. Serjeant Cadet KUch to be Cornet, vice Nleister, . ist Battr.lton of Infantry of the Line; Ensign Lebicold De Retiberg to - be Lieutenant;, vice WitzendOrtf, who re. sighs. 4th ,Ditto, Brevet - Captain Drilge, from the Depot, to be Captain, With • temporary RanK, vice Kauttinatuts, deceased, . 6th Ditto, John Anton Schaftltier, - Gctt. vice Kuntze. pro moted. Lritet baton hieunburg, vice Mildei,er, who re 7th Ditto,' Ensign De- Wattenberg to be Lieutenant. , Vice Detrus, appointed. Adjutant.- Ensign. - 7 De .W.rts- - berg . to tie Lieutenant, vice k Heinme, who resigns: - De riugo,..Gent. to oe• Ensign, vice Wrisoers. Lieutenant Cn irlva i)eltus to be A'tjtirant, vice Delius, promoted.. id Battalion of Light littatitry, Ensign Burcrittard Neussel. to be Lie,te,ialit, vice knish, deceased. hudolphus Steiger to he Ensign, vice Netissel; • ' . Second Captain. George Gevenius to be Captain of a .Compauy, with temporary. Rank, vice Rolm-6, who. resigns. MEMORANDUM. Erisigil Edward conpipiwr, of tits Fifth Foot; is superSeded, Cm;ni.;sl,,;/ blacilink;leyN'olunteer Lord Liekhorant c.l lied Curitt.' Sis, George , Grcual, Geur. , tu be: Lteutea.t.a. Dated Marelt t, B4A'KRUPIS. Thomas Johnson, of .Southampton-row, Bloomsbury, Mid-. diesex, music-setter , to surrender May- 27, 31, and lone 28, at twelve, at Guildhall: - Attorney, Mr. Yew, New North -street, Red Lion 7 square. Lydia Woods and William Woods, of Hampstead, Mid cilesex,.carpenters and co- partn:rs, to surrenda May 24, At ten, 28, and lune 28, at'eleven, at Guildhall. AL todiey, Mr. Patten, CTOSS-street, Flatten-Gat - a.. 1 olitk Hogg, late of St.- Leonaed, Devonshire, merchant, to surrender May 22, 31, and I one 28, at eleven, at trie Flu tel, Exeter. Atturnics, 'Messis. Phillips and Grac,:, Exeter. • _ _ . . • • Peter Goodwin, of Llanwrst, Denbig,hshite, shopkeeper, to `surrender Done 9, is, and 28, at ten, at the Dug. t'averu, De4nsgate, Manchester. Attornizs, Messrs., Foulkes .I,d Higson, frlanelittster ; or Messrs. Youlkes and Clay's-Inn, London. James Hobbs, late of, Pitt-street, Newington, Surrey; brick layer to surrender May to, 28, and Stant- 31, a, vat:, at . 4411)41, hilttyll. .AttOrtleyi Mr. Marson,Cliunni-street, I , 4ewingtou Butts. Samuel Steers, of Chapman-place, St. George's in the east, Middlesex, builder, to surrender May 20, 'one 3, any: At ten, at . Attorney, Mr. I tope,' Lotnutiry. Zaeliarialt Hiscocks, of Bristol,., (grayer, to surrender. ;‘May 1 9. 31,.at eleven, and June 28, at five, at the Kummer Tavern, All-Saints'-lane, Bristol. Attoruies, Mr.. Gabzil, Lin- London,; or,Mr. Stephens, or Mr. Hartley, Bristol. - . , _ _ Michael Phillips, of Norris-street, Haymarket, Middlesex, grocer, to surrender May 20, 31, and-lune 28, at one, .at Guildhall Attomies, lidessrs. •Pitches and Samp son, Swithin's-lane. . , - Henry Vaughan and Richard Vaughan, of Liverpool, grocers and co-partner's., to surrender lune 9, 10, and 2S, at ;:lt:veti, .at the Angel Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Aftornies„ Mr. Clements and Mr. P. Woods, Liverpool ; or Mr Trunnas Blackstock St: Mildred's court Poultry LondOn. Thomas Hobson, Louth, Lincolnsire,iumer, to surren der lune 3,4, and 28, at eleven, at the. New King'S Head Inn, Louth. Attotuies, Messrs. Logic and fV.laso,n, Now -Bridge-street,l3lack-iriar, London ; -"or-Mr. John Nichol. son, Louth.. . . . . Silvester Cohen and Martin Cohen, of Liverpool,.merehants and co - -partners, tosurrend.er June 12,13,anct 2S; t.;.velV%:: at Castle-street, Liverpool. •. Attornies, Thomas Blackstock,- St. Mild;ect's-court, Poultry, Lon don ; or Messrs. Kirkpatrick...iunl Plitt, Union-court, Castle -street, LiverOooE ' - • Williarn lsard„ of East Grinstead, Sus Sex, breeches-maker, to surrender, May 24; •lune 3 and 28,, at ten, at •Guildhall, London. . Attorney, Mr. llis, rfatton-Gardcu. Evan "ones, of Mori, , A, ,Denbighshire, dealer, to surrender Inne .13,. 14, and *4, at eleven,: at the .Sliortsman's Inn,' Castle -street, 'Carnarvon. Atturnies Messrs. • Edmunds and Son, E. - ...clie . 9uer.oiliee of Pleas, I.incola's- lila, Lon 'ion ;, Qr Ur. 11. :R. Williams, Carin4von., • ..- Thoinas lacksc4 of A rgyle-street, xtOrd- Strzet, Middlesex, tailor, to surrender-May 20, 27, and "lane eS, at one, at 'Attorney, Mr. Eves ; Chsapel-street, 'bed ford-row. . . . DIVIDENDS. ip4AN4)-01 , i-r-74" H A R!! II it tt *:(4.lc.a: 4;, 1114 rtl t • !! • • lit the SALIN.-:)iiviE, No. II.", Strand ; wJxrt' June 13. John Barker,o - f - \o - xford, • •Sulrilk, shopkeeper, at tot the Cock and Pye Jan, ‘Voixibridge,'s'uttOlk. • lune 9. john Stain, late of Lubenhain, Leiee4tershire, far- Jner, at ten,. at the Angel Lun, Market. Harborough: June •14. folin Wright, of Newgate-Street, London, grocer, :at twelve, at GuildhAll. • ,• • • • •. July t. larnes_Actainsuri,of Manchester, merchant, at eleven, At the 4ridgewater A iinS, Manchester. I tlfit , l7. Thomas TcbO, of Witrtiou r,stitct, Soho, Middlesex, 4w:fel . ..dresser, at ten; at G . . •,•• june as. John Abraham Lit.e Houudsclitch, London, ware houseman; at tea, at dnildhall. • ' june 2i. Daniel M‘Kinlev, and Abraham Mendes Belesarir% of Size-lane, London, merchants .lull co-partners, at tell, at Guildhall.. . • • • • June .5. John Bass, of Woodford, Essex, viaddler, at ten, at '•Gulitlhall, London. • ' , • furte 7.• Joys William Uther, now or• late of Bowling ; ; .green-laue,Cleikenwell, Middlesex, viaualler, at tweive; ; at G _ June - Mary Gibson, of Bermondsey-street, Berniondsey, 4 Somy, shopleeeper,,at cne at Guiltneil, London; (une 13. W illtain I'fy, of Bristol, distiller, at eleven, at the Bush,Tavern, Bristol. june 17. William Reeve, of Bristol, merchant, at five, at the Rummer. Tavern, All Saints'-lane, Bristol. • rune 9. late of Felstiam, Sutthlk, shop ' keeper, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Siactoury, Si:11161k. • , rune 40. Joseph Smithies, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, at ten, at the Old King's Arms, Leeds. rune to.. William Sinitmes, late of Leeds, Yorkshire,, met . :chant, at ten, at ttie•O'ld King's Arms, 'Leeds.' • f june 23. Thomas Leeming, of- Preston, Lancashire, 'aim Myres, of Cleckheaton, Birstal, Yorkshire, and • Wil ; Liam •Chapman, of Plcston ' ; worsted-manufacturers and co-partners, at twelve, at the Sun Inn, Bradford; iOrks)iife: • • •• • • • CER 11E1 C. 4 LAS; june 7. Joseph Pettett, :late of Yarmouth, Norfolk, uphol.. ster. . . Thornas Danks, of Oldbury, Salop, innholder. john Steane, late of Newport, Isle 'of Wight, liquor-mer chant. . Charles Colwill.of Rathboue-place,,Middlesex, upholsterer. Wm. brovn, of CiiPstoire-street, St, Mary 4& boner,' sex, stable-keeper. Thowas.l3lackwell, of Chertsey, Surrey,„ grocer-. Christotih - "Leo, lirte Of Anbei:courr,'`i'ii . r,:ginorton—strret, London,' trier, pant. • t• ' John crossley,.of Sinallbridge, Rochdale, I.4ncashire, co;- - ton-s plainer. , • • Win. fluluis, of Iludsey, Claverly, Yorkshire, drysalter. 7k,blind boy; in the Welch Suhday Sphoot at Merthyr Tidvil, has learnt by heart: Seven chaptefs of the Bible, the wliolc."-of the Church 'L;atuchisin;- and a large Welch Catechism, 'consisting eflen chapters. - SPORTING LVTELLIGENCE. dIiEsTER km:Li—concluded.. raIDAY, MAY -9. The Liuly's Pure, value Fifty Pounds. Lord Grey's b. c. Young Itpsciirs, by Sir I.!cler - I r Sir W f. Gal Una - - ' - 2 3 Afr. Saunders';, b. c. Vcitturc - - - 3 2 There are now in confinement inrGloucester Gaol th'rce pi - sons, two of whom _►re females, whose 'ageiiinited amount to tw . o_ hundred and forty years; and the -aggregate amount of whoSe debts does not ex'eeed 371. - A cat, belonging to a Gentleman at Kcmpston, in the County of Bedford, was recently . . given to a per son at Girtford, about ten miles distance from .s.emp ston, which was taken to Girtford in a basket, and When taken 'Out on its arrival there, it instantly made its escape from its neW owners, and, 'in the morning When the servants got up, it :was found at its .old "re sisdence (Kerriliston) scratching at - the door for ad niittance. • Between Friday night and Saturday morning the neighbourboOd of Wellclose-quare was greatly alarm ed by'a, blaze of fire, which happened at the house of a pork-man, named Mitchell, in ,Parsons-street, which was soon burnt down. Yesterdly morning, about one o'clock, a most dreadful fire broke out' at. Hungerford, Barks, an'd before assistance could be procured, ten .houes were 'destrOyed. liavenot heard that any lives were lost. ' INQUEST.—On Friday evening a Coroner's Jur'• eras aS held at the GiltspurStreet 'Comjter, to take a Aiew on the body Scott, h.man v.bout 'years of age, who was a .priSbner there for felony, being charged with obtaming„several sums of money by presenting forged bills of lading of - goottsicom _ing froth America, who hanged himself in - the rocirn where he slept on ThUrsday morning - last ; when, after - a mature . deliberation, the :Jury : - cturned a ver diet of Fel° de; James Marfiti and John TaylOr, who received sen - - tence. of death at Nort!ia.npt3n last "Assizes, kr breaking'open - the clweiling-hOilse of - Mr: Clayson, of Wellingborough, - have been pardoned, on condi tion of being tri:usported - for seven years. - b'iIIP POOLE, MAY A re; ved —the New Flope, Manelaws, Rive, 'Williams, and Liattlet, turn Portsmouth.; ;And. Venus, Chand ler, sro.n Southampton. Sailed— Lia.: Lark, Spurrier, Adive, Doynes, .and Dart, 1-larland; for l'octsniout Flora, Clements, tor Liverpool ; ilaoaon, Pri.,gie, for Sunderland-; and Lon, Marsh, for lile);nouth. SALES OF. ESTATE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION in complete Order, GARDE'N, and LAND, it TEDDINGTON, MID.. DLLS 4x; Tytije,free, and Land tag: redeemed. T 9 BF. SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • At Carraway's Ciatti.te-honse, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Friday' the 23d inst..-at Twelveo'Clock, in Two . Lots, Lot. a. A_VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising an excellent- family Mansion in complete Order, tit for the iminediate. reception of a Gentle man's family, wall Offices of ,every description, conleni ently, :planned„ and fitted' ; • Court-yard, Coach-houses, Stahles, and Pleasure-grourh:s ; Kitchen-gardens, walled round and planted with .choice. Fruit-treeS, Hot-houses, P,eachery, •,zc; Farm-yard, Out-buildings', and Meadow Land ; the whole abOtit Fourteen Acres.; situate in that ad. mired, beautiful, - andcheerful part-of the Country, at TF ll- Ul N GTO N, ,between Richmond, Twickenham, and I lamp ton Court, twelve miles from London. Lot z. A.Desirable FRE EHO LD ESTATE (a charming sprit for ereding a Arilia)," situate by the River-side ' "and 'a short distance from the. Mansion ; ,comprising near Fifteen Acifes Of - Meadow Land adjoining the River and the /Wad to Kingston, with a, Fishing- house,' Sec. The Lots may be viewed by applying at the Mansion. Particulars on the Premises ; at the George, Twickenham; Castle, Richmond ; Sun, K ogston ; at Garraway's i'and oP Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. • ,CAPITAL,MANSION,,GROSVENOR.SQUAIZE. TO, BF.,SOLD IIY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, 4t,carrosTy's C,o&e-houSe; Cornhilli on Friday the 2.3 d inst. at Twelve o'Clock, A Most Eligible, Spacious, Capital MANSION, Lrk ; with large - (Mien. airy OfficeS, &c. situate op the South side - of. kqS V L 141 R.; SQUARE,Ap 1 3 -r - Terty fa• Nobleman. Elouse. comprises a range of spacious Apartnients qD the Ground t limr and principal .Story, with suitable I3ed. cjtairibers anti Sc.-TV:nit s' A iwirt tricots over ; - the liasenientcon. tains convenient roomy briices or every ,:escription, suitable fortc.F.raily of the first Distiltalon ; large open airy Gaiden. Coach-houses, Stables,&c. Immediate possession may be , To be viewed with Tickets. PareLulars at Ga'raway's, arid oft.lr. RohinS, Warwick-street, Golden-square; where Tickets for viewing niay be had: . . • VILLA, BANKS OF - TI-IE THAMES; STAINES, TO BE SOLD •BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • By Mr, .CLIRISTI-E, Br autiful -and • Cpmpaa VILLA,' called 1. EC 11A. M . FIYT FICTUSE, with -Coach- house, Stabling tor : four- horses, - O ffi ces, Lawn, and Pleasure voti;icl of two acres, shaded by lire spreading-trees, and slop ing to the Thames, and three acres of Meadow and live of Arable. (held tbr'2l years) 4 djuilling. thereto,: oh the Bank and Surrey,Side of the Thames, at Staines. ". The Premises comprise, on the Ground Floor, ajargeflall„ Billiard Boom, Dining Parlour, and inferiot Pepaktilients:. Orr t:ie First,_ a spacious Drawing-roJiii, Library, four • Bed c,mhers, -Bieakfast-roorn, commanding a • plauresque vi,:.‘v over the River to Windsor Castle, and tour 'bed-rooms in the Attics. This Singularly elegant Villa and Grounds - have received embellishments from various-. hands to tite amount of several thousand pounds, and are no iv in complete and neatest order, fit for the immediate oectfpatioil of a Genteel Family.; are held on Lease,-twelveyears tmex pited, at the trifling Grit of '311.T but tliL.eastt may beextended to 4S years on allowing a small advance upon the annual rent. May be viewed, withTiekets'Only; Andlurther particulars' may. be known of Chtistie,- Pall 'Mall. • FREEHO LI) RESIDENCE, AltiO THIRTY-SIX " ACRES, ONE. MI LE FROM BAtil. TO BE . SOLI> BY PRIVATE coNrkAdT, By Mr.. cifillSTiE, A Spacious and very Desii=able STONE-BUILT FKELIIOLI) l)W hLLI NG, called LYN . CONIigi, HOUSE, in a healthy and delightful SituatiOn, one Nide South of the CITY of TH, • with suitable Others, Four stalled Stable, Double Coach-house, an excellint en-ld Bath,kitchen Garden chiefly inclOs:A by a lofty Fruit pi ed sure Giound, and, including tne Gardens, 'about -milk- TY - -SIX 'AC RES of golf_PAS R LAND and 0 el-JAR:DS ; The whole within a Ring' Fence. Th..l Premises , are well supplied with remarkably fine Water, are in good' Repair, arid fit for the: oi:tilliatiOn Of" a Genteel Family. , • • . Maybe viewed, and printed: Particular . : may be had of the Printers-of Crutyvell's'aith and Felix Farley's Bristol Pa pers ; at 'Garraway's Cornhill ; and of Mr. Chtistic s •Pall-Mall, who is authorized to tkaffor the game, BEDFORDSHIRE. TO Is r: 3C) 1.1) BY AUCTION, 33v Mr. CHRISTIE, • - At his Great Room, in Vail-Mall, on l'hursday the :901 of • May,. at One Weida, • In FOUR LOTS, fi-TREE E r LIGIBLEFREEHOLDapd TrtFit - FR F'F.',l'A RMS in the Panshes of HA RRO CD, ODELL, W 1 (..DEN, and ROXTON, in the COUNTY of BED FOR D, lett to very respeztatde Tenants, at Rents ainounting together to upwards of FOUR 'HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS a-year, on Leases, of Which' five Years are unexpired. Also a WOOD, containin"g One Hundred and Twenty Acres, and a_Spinney of Three Aces, subject to the annual. PayMent of 31. 6s. Sd. in lieu of Tythes. Further particulars may he had by applying th) the respec tive Tenants; who will show their • Farms ; .as also . to Mr. Kidinati, Bedford ; the Printer of the Noriliainpton Mer cury ; Cross Keys„ St. Neut's ; Cock. Eaton ; Sitn, „Big gleswade; of Messrs., LowndeS and Lambert, Rai-lion square; at. Garraway's Coffee-house; and of Mr. Christie, in fall-Mall. " • LANDS IN AMEItICA: • - TO 11E SOLD ItY AUCTION, By MT. CHRiSTIE, At his Great Room, in- Pall ,Mall, on: Thursday nev i tli 22. d inst. at One o'C hick, ASHARE in the GEORGIA MISSISSIPPI , I. A Ni). COM VA Stlr;zontaining One Thousand Acres, with Cartificate of Right of . The particulars may be !r.awn-by :lpplyinglo. Mr. Chris: tie, Pail-Mall, who will give every intormation required. 11U:11-FLAVOURED CLARET. TO 111 , .• SOLI) BY AUCTION, By CRISTIE, H ... • At his ,G Peat Room,. in Pall: Alu4l, on. Frid4 next, the 23r1 just. at T‘Keive!cr'Clocki- EIGHTEEN Hogsllenciq ,cit',.very excellent CLA -I.:a .comprising about. 360. Dozen, a great pArt of which is in French I3ottles, ,;enui t ie Property of a VerSon of high Flank. acid will be sold ia Lots at Four Dozen each. CAtalogueszt Gailaway!s 1,:olf.:c-house, and in Pall. Mall, where Sample 13ottles may be had at t:s. tid. each, tour days . Prior to the• Sale. • CAPITAL, CI-LOICE, ,AND SINGULARLY YALUA - B, E WINES. • TO BE, SOLD BY AUCTION,' By Mr. CEIRISTIE, At his G.reat.lthoilh, in fevt 4 Da es • ..T"E'VALUA:BLE•. CELLAR of CAPITAL anal CI-101C E - W I NES of the 'very firtestQindity and v0n,r,..0f a- DISTINGUISti RSON de ceased ;. consisting of matchless ,Old fort; deira, Sherry; Red and. Wiiitc • Cilampagice; - - Red •Ciark'S; .Chateau.Margoti Lafete, and Latour;. White Clar . cts,..calied VinS de Sauterne, de . Grave, and Barsac ; a small. Quaritity of Old Hock (too years r•Id).;, Red Constantia, unt%inalled - •,! z.ncl other curious and rare Wines. • urtherparticularSin a few day i. BIRMS On Friday • last, at Kendal Lodge, .Epping; the Lady of 6enient Kirwan, Esq. of a Son. . On'Saturday last, at his house in Upper Wirnpole 7 street, the Lady of Augutus 11liott Fidler, Esq. of a Son. - On the . .l3th inst. the Lady of Henry Otway, Esq. Stam ford-Hall. Leicestershire, of a Daughter. , . 4,14RR1t0 Late!y, at. Cork, Robert •toitnson, Esq: . Inspedor-Gene:- ral of Munster, to :%liss Knowles, eldest daughter of T. Kpowks, 11q. , . /On Tuesday last, at Minster, in the Isle of Sheppy, Cap tain William Thomas, 'of the. island of larnaica, to Miss Ha mond, of Lewisham, Kent. • On Saturday; at St.. George's Church, Hayover-square, the Hon. Will:am Herbert; son of the Earl of Gaernarv.,n, to the Hon. Letitia-- ErnilY Dorothea 'then, youngest daugh ter of Lord Viscount Allen. I)! 1) On Thursday last, at St: Alban's, Mrs. Susannah Elliott, relict of the law Wiiliam 'Elliott, Esq. • The same ,day. at her t:►ther's house at Bath, Miss Eliza Gregg,' second daughter of Thomas 6 regg, Esq. • On-Saturday, at his house on-Tower-bill, Ettutgham Law ; reilce, Esq. or,e of the elder Biethren of the Trinity-ilouse. • the ist of January last, at Calcutta, in the atst year of his age, Mr. lames Caancross, Wi'iter in the Elon. East-In dia Co►np.nty's Civil Service, eldest son qt . Mr. Cainicross, Suriewi, ot 'Bucklersbury. A T the Cheapest and Best Hosiery Warehouse in mike Kingdunt,.between Castle and 91d Round Court, nearly opposite York -buildings, No. 434, Strand, the greatest Bargains are now selling ; consisting . ot Men's brown Cotton for Bouts, at only is. bd. per pair, worth as. 6d. ; Women's stout Cotton is 6d. worth 25. 6d. ; tine 2s. extra su- . per 3s. 9 a. wo r th s s. ; stout black and white. Silk 6s. 3d. with' laced cloCks 7S. 6d. ; extra good los. 6d: A variezy of Patent Angola Hose, warranted not to shrink, from as. qd. to the best quality; stout worsted is. ; ; fine 3s. 6d. ;Silk Mitts as. 6d. ; a curious Articiz in sq , ,are Net Mitt's ; also' Ladies' new-invented'Lace Slezves,, calcu lated to•give ease and elegance - Men's Cotton Drawers 35:6d. with every other Article in the 1-tosiery L ine that can pp§, sibly be made,up to the very best quality, wholesale and for exportation.—Stockings mat* toany Pattern. 7 - 'Fa '4lOll , ltS TAYLOK,E. No. 9, New Bridgestreet. London - - T. CONSIDER it but aa a6t oljustice due to the. inefirs , of,your LEAK E's PATENT PILLS, to com municate to you_ the following Cure which has recently been performed by them An - Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of 'an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefroM), was reduced al-- most to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical advice which could be-obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procUred which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any-service . he remained in a most re duced and pitiable.situatioß for two years, unable. to fellow his pr,;;ession, andsCarcely . able to walk or even,to stand on his legs ; in.faa no one who knew him ever supposed it pos sible for hint to recover. He was advised at last to try your, Leake's Pills—he did so,.midliering strictly to the dirreiluns, Oven Wi th them: lie had not taken more than two . boxes be fore he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and. by taking a, few boxes rnore he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now. as health! end stout as any man 1, know: You are welcome, SIN-to !O'er any Berson to rue for a confirmation. of the above account if,it should be doubted... I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, , Library, Folkstone.' ' 'MPS. PUR DAY,. - • Prepared and s(ilq by the Sole Proprietor, THOS. TAVLOR, Member:of the Royal ,Colloge of Surgeons, ' London, at his House, No. 9, New BritE;e-street ; Where, atter a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a practice _particularly directed to . the Cure 'Ol Vene. ) 'real Complaints, and' those incidental to the Parrs of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy witich Men of his ProfesSion should always obscttve,.. he Batters himself, the `advice and assistance. he gratuitous ly; administers 'to - Persons taking,this Medicine, will be. esteemed by a discerning Public,. as an advantage seldom ; to be obtained, and void Of amtligitity. by nis Alapoirdinent, tor the convenience of • those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No: 15, St.. AI, ban's-street, Pall Ms 1l; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxtbrd street ; Mr. Disborougles, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. • Baxter's, , SOuth,t,rnige, Edinburgh ; Mr. m. oon o ld's, Glas gow; Mr. Callweips,, Dublin; Liverpool; Mrl Atkinson's; Manchester ; and by one ,Person in every coiOci •T :!•!...! Town in GrJat 'Britain • and Ireland, in Boxes 0:. ly 2s. 4).1. 'cads, sealed, up with full.and,plain direc7 vp•., wherev persons of either sex may. cure themselves, secrecy, and safety. N u. r, iiox sold in Great Britain is sealed up-with which, bv, favour of the Commissioners, is print. co - the Stamp-oilice, T. Taylor, No, 9, NeW Bridge, ,:,I;•eet,” to imitate +vnich is Felony, and all others are.coun. I,f)eti t) • lAM ~RtkllC/R SCRIFPS; of South Molton-street, ijrosvenor-tquar:i Pater, LCUCTS for the Editor, 6tc. (Oost-paid), must be ackrressed. ~~