The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-21 00:00:00

t SALES BY AUCTION. SALE BY AUCTION. PARLIAM EN F. Corn and.Grrtzin; Farm,. tient.—Capital Freehold Estate and Farm. ucar Rafflogate, in the Isle of 'Mallet. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on Friday; May ;30, at Twelve, Sitaciotts excellent Frehhold .Itesidenee and 'Estate, 48 miles into: London, lit the Weald of Kent. • TO BI: SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Messrs: HOGGAnT and PFIfLLIPS, VERY valtiabie and highly desirable FREE .IIOLD ESTAT E, Land Tax redeemed, .deliehtfull situate in a fine sporting country, aboundinc with, game, within half a mile of a matiset town, and 20 miles fi . oin the roast, consisting of 190 ici'es of capital land, in meadow, pas ture, arable, and hop plantatio•n, for which-the sails pecu liarly adapted, lying ,within is ring fence, excepting about 8 acres, with an excellent well-huilt faraiiy residence, sealed on n paddock of aO - acres, `ten d wearitr; the appearance of a Park: the Mansion contains rooms of excellent proportions, with numerous attached and detached offices, suitable for family of . grtat rc pr.ctability : the land may he. occiivisd with the mansion, or separate, there being a farm bodges,' With requisite outbuilding', the whole well supplie't with excellent w4trr th‹ . taxess and fythes Are. very to . ! •v ; possession may be Itrsd at MneoTe-timas,or eirlier if reinire4 • fo; 16111*.i.r rartieulais and Cards to sfew apply to Meta's. Claridge and . .tusteo ' solicitors; Sevenoaks; 31r. George c la . ridge( solicitor, fi r Kistg's Beach-walks, Templer . , and- to Floggert and Phillips 64, Old Broad ! strect,Aoyal Exchange, where a Plan of the istate may be seen. HOUSE OF WILDS, TVEDAY, MAY 2.0. in One Lot, A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-Tax - redeemed, and nearly tithe free ; consising • of Seven Score Firm, well 'mown as one of the must produc- • tire estates in the county, situate in the parish of :linster, about three miles from Ramigate and Sandwich, and tire from Margate, and hounded he the turnpike-road from Lon don to .Ramsgate, near the 69th mile stone, A beautiful and healthy part of the Isle of Thrnet., The estate lies welt to gether, and contains 414 acres of capital arable, meadow., archai 41, awl marsh land, in a beautiful state of cultivation, with 'a•capltal brick-built superior tarts house, -gardens, or chards, barn, stabling, and numerous out-huildings includ ing fonr cottages, in the occupation of the proprietor, John Garrett, Esq. To be ricave , t- by applying to flit! Bailiff on the •pres.ises; and.particulars had 20 - tays-ptior to, the sale, itt the Kiiies liead, Ratusgate ; 1-Iced lnit..Canterhury; hull, Ro chester • of Messrs. Walton and Glithlon, Clutter's Hall, 13a ; at the Mart ; and of Elogyart and Phillips, No. 6i, Old .11road-street, where a plan may be -seen.. In a Committee of Privileges, their Lordships took into consideration the claims of Lord Bran don, to. vote at the election of Representative Peers forlreland, which, after going - througn the usual ordeal, were allowed by the.Contruittee, anti a Report ordered to be matie"to thelloose accordingly.' • • The Ilonse then resutned,' and after prayers were read, Counsel (Mr. WMIEKALL. P. was heard on the Wt it of Emir Case. Sir John St. Aubyn, Bart. v. the Attorney-General of ihe Prince of Wales, as Duke otCorawall.—Ftrrther hearing to take p 1 ';e to-Indircity. The Lottery was biought up from the Comet Its by Mr. BROGDRN and °rhea ; the London and Westzninster Coalturters' Bill, and a few private' Bills, were presented by Sir JAME 3 GRAHAM and others, and were all severally read the first time. 4 „. .4rometagiZAW. Estate and Premises, adapted for a Manufactory of conse quence, near the River Thames, and within font - miles of Hyde Puck Corner, with two capital Steam EnincS. By Messrs. HOfiGAItT and PHILLIPS, at the Mart, , on Fri day, the and) Instant, at Tweire, by order of the Board of Directors of the West - Middlesex WatetWorks, AVery Valuable ESTATB, nearly equal to Freehold, forming an area of about two acres, cocoa' - 'passed by lofty atone-roped walls, with four fronts, must de• sirably situate. near Queen's-place, Hannnermith. the early station of the Company's Works, now established in front of the Thames. The estate will be sold in one lot„ including a substantial engine•house, foreman's house and *tabling, coat room, /cc ; twocapital steam-engines, of 2a horse power each. Ibis properly offers great adeantages.for building, and fur manufactory, with the use of the Company's Wharf, in front of the Thames. To be viewed on•application to Mr. Clarke, on the premises, of whom particulars may he. had ; also at the Company's Of. fice, 51, lierners-street ; of Me..lohn Burchell, Solicitor, a, Edward , street, Cavendish.sauare ; at the Mart; and of Hog lan and Phillips, 611, Old Broad-street, where a plan of the estate may he seen. . rri HE QUARTERLY' REVIEW, No..XXXII. ii Kies PUBLISHED THIS D.Y. Printed fur JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street. On the motion, of the Earl of IlNitnwicßE, a Message was order to be sent to the 'Commotts, requesting, the attendance of certain Members of that Ilditse on their Lordships' Committee on the Poor's Litws. This Day was published, by T. li;erton, Whitebait., Aunioit of JUNIUS ASCERTAIN ED.—Iiy GEORGE C.I-14.1.1,14.E1i5, Esq. T.R. S.S.A. MR. PEEL'S SPEEUI - 1. This Day was published, price 2s. 'THE SPEECH of the Right Hon. ROBERT PEEL on the'CATBOLIC QUESTION. • Printed fur .1013 N Alluetaarie-strect. Viscount 'MELVILLE presented a Copy of the Navy Estimates for the eurront year,, pursuant to a receut Address of the House, which were dr demi to be laid on the table. The West India Trade, and the Navy Bills In terest Bills, passed through Committees ot• the whole House, and were teported. `The remaining 13i11s upon the table being re spectively forwarded, an adjournment took piaci. MIL CANl`rf*i'S VINDICATION, To-morrow will be published, I - rum SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of the RIGHT HON. GEO. CANNING, in the HOUSE of Commits, on Tuesday the sth of May 1817, on Mr. Lomb ton's. Motion, for " Al Censure. on Mr. CANNING'S EM BASSY•to LISBON." Printed for JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle -street. HOUSE OF COMNIONS. This Day were pu n tlislied, Handsomely printed in One Vol. bro. price 10s. 6d. in boards, SERMONS on . FAITH, DOCTRINES, and PUBLIC . DUTIES. By the Very Ito. WILLIAM VINCENT, D.D. • Late Dean of Westminster.. _.• A Petition was presented from Aberdeen against the Cot tage Tax.. • General THORNTON postponed his Motion respecting the Public Whipping of Women, till Thursday, June 5. Mr. CURWEN presented a Petition from Win. Leicestim, engineer, stating,. that he had discovered a method to ensore the safety of the boilers of steam engines, praying to be- eta• mined by a Committee of the House.--Referred to the-Com mittee on the Steam Packets. . • ' . . Compact Farm and Sporting Cottage, near Westerham,. Kent. With a Life of the Author, by the ;Rev. Robert Nares, Archdeacon of Stafford. Printed for T. Cadeil and W. Davies, Stiand; of whom may he had, by the same 'Author, The Comtuerce add N,avigation of the Ancients in the In dian Ocean. Ilandsoircly printed in 2 volt:lnes qturto, with a Portrait and other Engravings', price 41.45. in• boards. Mr. CETRWEN -ptesented..n Petition from Trosvlnitrse, iirnying a revision of the Poor Laws.-Referred to the Cow mittes on the Poor Laws. ' The Lords' Atneudinents to the City Gas Lights• Bill wete retid and agreed to. • , The Returns of the Application of Queen Anne's Douni.v• Since the last treounts, were presented, and ordered to lie on tine table. -...... - -- -- - , *""cr''' - """ -- -_`...."-.-..-'•L -- . 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SONIERSET-PLACE. _ls r - t , ,, i lilllill()N of the ROYAL ACA ' I 3 •A t i , , ) u s n"'s• OPP:N.- -Admission from Eight o'Clock , 48 mil' ne maing. catalocue one ' Shilling'. i 3 .c. HENRY 110WAltD,It.A:Secretaii. ' ~,N TR ACT .-t-lrillP l - I ; rap . g tol: lip , co I T I R , V °LIC EI:ECTION. i .,01y tlesir .4 Tax red- . t heV e • tip '' I TTEE for CONbUCTING tbe , country, ' t i • 'MON o s - .rnazket tr o tivess , ' I, t ( ~t ) ' b. WODE/lOUSE, Esq. sirs DAILY , IRO arces i - o" it . LDEN eft° • • teilll , i L I 4 ,, NS, CIIAII.ING-CROSS, from Ten ..tiLl hop pia 1 • 1?b, " Maraing to Five in the Afternoon, where it'll ~,tll, lying s• •\ Ir e . hN.,..• colt! an excel' It o!: t aw,l. rurnetilarly requested to atte.ol. a paddock of 4 0 4 / 4 ' l 'Y l'i, MT. park: the it' 0 .. 1 , '"''''""-.....5..„..,.,...................,.....,................, .$ with ilu , ......- ' i ,: t:712 4/,/,/\/ / I .. ton, Lino ?l' I;;Coiri '''' - (4/% 1. 7CE, May 20, txt7. ...ens, or- 0. „. 111.S'sioNEnsfor I'ICTU4LLIN 6 _angs, includ ;o4- : 1 47 / , e roprietor, Jo' '', r . '' C' IT ' S "Y 4 FY do herrhy give . Notice. 641, 4 ...oilier on Or •• 4 1' 00 ` 14 r 3 C l k.rarifint,' they - wilt be's•eivis . to re tit,,ii,' .1•1 I ,' , .to t ( ie .sollt, or- . "filt keit, - 4711 " , 4 ( leieed np), and treat for . Fifty ~:ad Init..Cauter' ,k xk '' --,:11)0 SPOAR., and : Thirty Toni. of,TILACK ...yn and ti tidily. , ne Matt ;and 'I, X' IA RAISINS; 'to le resptairisig on.rwer- ~a- street, where - • ftv n l ks of n3t Iva 1 / :an 0 lit. , tei,, ita' Two Pounds weight each, to - '4t Me T ,, iii.e . r.y: cm/ for Thirty Tons rf . and Premises, ~ ; th e 44/ ; CO ,4 4 Ole to I ,e delivered, in the space ola Fort- quence, near the' . , 4111 V& • . Hyde Puck Cr if. 11 . )( ' l il . Victualling Stores at Deptfisrd ; By mi ssrs. ii , - t g !,,j. , Pk ` i far i,,, 14,, 1 0, " ' - ore , - ,,, 5 payable, with Interest, 'thick day,•ti• 14, lit, • . Di , „......''' '.l : 11 e:til j H . . ~.. ' 71 (1: 41 ' 4. - -Contracts may hi seen at the Se ts, .cf. I ts* 0 1 4 kill & e Awl o dissg ° od 4 li i , eted , to any , Tender bs which the Price o,lw - ,04 , ii, „ "4 ''' °r ( l 2 •al length, or that shall nut Le „ l e- . . ,N, " lioard &fore One o'Clock on• the said Fri. :2" ' 44 Ins' &&f . ~'i s ti , 'au', nor unless the Pusan who makes the i te !'"e &raw& un his iehotl, attends' to answer in. , 4 fitf • fir, .• • " i ll "I ~,-------____- ,is '' l jo yp pie --.....-....-_-_-_-----. , s to ;,1•0 16 ~ ' 4 OP 6 11DIV.INCE, Mai/ 2, 1517. e_, .. P INT f , ~, •,.....' i ik. r ' l4-1 /L OFFICERS of His ?Id iis°' ' j \ tt "alszetzvez do herd,,/ give Notice, ow:: . 4 1 4 4, 1 ;. "11- 6 e receir i id at their Of fi ce in Pall• Mall, iil' ' 1' 61, 2# 4 : 44 , t daY, the 22M Instant, from such Per _...-••••# l 'lsQ l . ,: l ''''' ll6l g ta undertake the Supply V COALS ~..,- l, `.11% ri_ 'IV . ' " I "Parti.unt, for a period of -One Year IV ' l id . k. ' l4 ;,y 4 . ~t 41 ,:: S' ;i4, 2 ) : 4.1. '' 1 1 ''. 0 1it,, 4 . 00 . "! of the newripti .111 denominated Adair's 't 14 INt ', et of Coals egval in Qnality and Go6d- L e •tt. 7 , r ePtired to he delloered Free if every Ex•• m il ' • n 0 1- 44 4 P.l. e 45 4 14 • Duly, 'On Shore, or, into either 1 1 1 i d;4 4 1 4, 4 -1.1 4 7 : irmy Place in the Ricer TA rmes, and at 4 ,„...-- - " ? I 'to,,, r , 4 '''.9 Port or Place in the River .Medway; •- on , 1 / 41 4 *. q , 'cf Little iiampton, in the Csunty of IS • , q i 4 re " tro d to -.l l ' . rti,. / ' with. a _ • ' ~ 4 „ j c.) o i a O /4 4 ,,, L-01 . 0 . together the Term: (P. ‘,On -110 , , : i tb ~ ,,4 4, , , .... i • to , ;; A ,;, 4, 7 2 4 sifr :ctratry,s4.hnoni:t!tt the Secretary's o.#l, I I' 1 4, 1• It 'turd, any day between the At,..,is of 7.en I i t 4 Ai' I P) WU 4.,, , 're the Proposals must ,5e delivered, i " u .:0 I ' end :1 I l '„ 0 - 1 , tts L ''''''redi. " l't•oposals fhr Coals;"• but no 3 1 " rtft.' , 4 0'e t ' athnitted a ft er the :aid 29th . ?}atrial, ;• 1 t t o o i# ‘ 1 e , 1 4 ,, , , e 4 0 ' ti oats of the same day i twither will any at 1 ,411 ! wile I s the Party t'naking it, or an 41gent 'in li id 4 2,4 . • 53 W . 7/ , ' 1-1 .7 Order of the Roarer, pt • j ,1s , R.ll. CREW, Secretary. eti t _ . ,./ t, ,z . „..--- .. t4)/ E „ _ MONEY. )3 , 4 0 11 ' . ‘:.: 7 1,1 14 11 1 4 ) Pentlemen, &c. may be sop - ,t..• 5,, ;.;"91,.,_ieit 0 ,, , N 1 F: , py _amount, on teims s equal to i ,,,t ' , , 1 / 44 7 , ky i Lnoici, t.opyliald, Leasehold Land 4 , tk t , ,II the Funds, Marriage Settlements, is i "1, ' (I, rgyinen.'s Liviugs, or - any other Pro -0 . c rEgi T , .". , t. Ilit rte tabilit . 18 ,:, 'sods Y inn be accommodated on their . 12 )9 , .. N a ° 4 /: >l_ Business completed without ex :::::'''. ,;. 7,4: 41 :4 ' s",: t, w v y i e l l t ye ali tiII , Two; or Letters (post-paid) ~., N f .,..„ ...,....., * tiCo. 49, S outh-street, ISerke ...•' 1S ,i,._cn. -- ---- . ..,',..... 1i ' C i N ty , OA • ' qT4., ti 0 k Ito !' lO _ i ls . „ pi l ii ''' iti,.'!P of Y " ',. 4 ti'' t he Ill'' - is tb. ' I. lI IIS 0,,'N.: 4 , 4::;":" iioo,o ,1,,t',t:1,i1,'4,,-, io ~ 1: • '' „ J O' -,. IN, , i le ':h,,,lv,t t „, r e, 11 ,r vz•eitylor ' l ..gti) ~t i i ir l ,.. 11) . ,i tt , v,. 1,1 0 % 114 f P 'l°' ' 9 4411441 bt ' , i t h ti k ta tt, tv ~4, .ti ,0, . aity L i tre , 0 4 62 1 ' By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Mart, on Friday, June 6, at Twelve, • OUTRIDGE FAII.III, a delightful FR.EB HOLD PROPERTY, containing nearly Sixty Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, near the rural Vil lages of: Brasted and Westeiltam, a shot* distance from equerries-parli, and the Charts, in the County of Kent, the propertyot Mr. John Malyn ; with a cuttag.e residence, hart), outbuildings, garden, and orchard, of which early possession may he had. • ' The Estate may be viewed, and particulars had r 5 days prior.ta the sale, of Messrs. Illarave and Walter, 4, Sy mond% Inn t at the 4.:1•0wn Inn, Savettiialst ; tins: Westerhtun; Bell, Dininley; at the Matt; and and Phillips - . 62, Old Broad.street, loyal Exchange, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. BIII'I'ANNIA 7 )EPICT.I, Part VIII. Containing Thirtv-one VIEWS in DER1,37`..“-lIIIE. ' Shortly will be pohlieherl, Part. VIII. Of BR OTAN NIA DEPICTA I being ': Series of 1,4 ,frs of the most interesting arid Itictarestre Objects to 1 lie seAtral . ,Coui4;.l..tf OF ~ Pritrvirt 7,l4 , lsrtieo..train, riy J. I. — :i.P.lscero.l , Est, 1i...i.. frinted for T. Cadet! and W. Davits, Strand. The fultowitig Counties are already published, and may lie i * had as above:— • Bedford Berks - Bucks CaLubridge )1, Is. od. Cheshire Cornwell al. lici. od. Cum4erland . _ v,0.14t4; (its' (Y . . county o f vierks -.• , By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, Giis June, at Twelve &Clock,. in One Lot, by di-. ytok,n of the Trestoe:s, A CAPITAL itutl very valuable FREEHOLD ,1 - 31.' ESTATE,. advantageously sitnate within one mile and a half of the City and University •of Oxford, consisting of sundry pieces of rich Meaduw•and Arable Land, containing altogether Foy: Hundred 'and Forty-five Acres, honnded by the beautiful Navigable River Isis, affording excellent fish ing; together with the• Manor of Kennington, with its Rights and Privileges ; also several Cottages, Farns•honses, and Ontbuildings, in the occupation of Messrs. Lethal's, Dry, • and Tub, Tenants at Will. • The Estate way be viewed- on application to the Tenants, end particulars had, 15 days previeus to the sale, at the Star. Inn, Oxford ; Nov Inn, Abingdon ; Hop. Poles, Worcester; King's Head, Gloucester ;• Bear Reading; 'of it. It. Wyatt, Esq. _Barton, near 'Lichfield ; John Williams, Esq. Red Lion-square ; at the Mart; and of Hogged and Phillips, Old broad-street, where a Plan may he seen; also its lied Lion-square, and at •Ilartop.'. " ' • TO &COURAGEEMPLOYMENT. Carriage. Yaid, and no .Charie for (.7rtsitl. FINSBURY COLOUR 'tORKS, near FINSBURY-SQUARE, CITY-ROAD: LINGARD and HUGHES respectfully inform the Nobility, gentry, Merchants, and the Public, that in order to encourage and promote Employment for Peranns out of.Worli, they beg reave to offer their. IMPENETRAI3LE PAINT, of ail Colours, at the undermentioned low Prices, Casks Included. Freight and Carriages paid as 'under:—To any Port direct in Great 231itain by scat by Canal 200 miles: in the direct Roads round London 100 miles,—for Twelve Months only. Invisible Green, Lead Colour, Stone. White, Tack, Yellow, Chocolate, 6ils. tier Cwt.; Red 40s:; Drown 365,:; k'eftsks. in cluded,_not less than 5.611. i. each) ; Olive Green i 6&.; Ditto 112 S. per. Cwt. (Culls ;ncluded, nut less than 2.Aihi. eack.)— Prepared Oil as. Cd. per Galion. Casks or Bottles charged— the same price allowed when returned. The Saving to, the Public on the above Plan is quite equal to the labour of Painting; the Articles being Genuine, Out buildings and Fences '(open or clie) may : he painted twit{: , at less expellee than Tatting once, for example— I Cut. of Lead Colour C. 2 10 0 Cwt. of Innis. Green ll7 614.9 0 14 Gal. of 00, and Package 'his quantity will ietint 1,200 square yards twice over—the other Colours the same. With Tar it will take 12 Cwt. at 21s. per Cwt. exclusive of Casks and Carriage, and Paint.is less expence . in labour. Orders per Post, Carriers, Coachmen, Guards, &e. imme diately attended to. Gentlemen must consider the above Plan for Ready Money. . . • Letters of Inquiry only must be post-paid. • Every Deseription of Paint and Distemper fit for use, or niberwise. Turpentine, Linseed Oil, Pitch, Tar, Resin, eec. Wholesale and ch,;,.,. $ 1 , 11. , ..ti at Mr. William Boyle's Paper-flanging MAil Lt , Newgate-street. London. yr Picot: to copy Price„and Address. Freehold Residence and Farm, in the County of Kent, in mast beautiful nod picturesque situation. By HOGGAItT and • PHIL.I4PS, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, June 6,,at Twelve ' - COMPACT and mat desirable FIIIMIIOO Ilk. PROPERTY, consisting of a well-built Family Cottage, containing puinerous bed rooms, dining and drawing rooms, library and Wtces, delightfully situate upon a bold eloinettee, well sheltered hy an ornainertial wood, commanding luxuriant and extensive prospects of the South DoWns, Hyde-hill, and adjacent county. about a miles from Wester-ham, in the parish of Brasted and Stmdrish, the property; and late the residence of Mr. John Nalyn : the estate is better known as Ernmels and Forge Farms, and contain together about 71 acres of rich arable, pasture, and wood land, with a trout stream run ;Ong through the same, in the neighbourhood of good fox hiniting,and plenty of game; a farm-y'ar'd and outbuildings, granary, &e. productive garden and stirubbery walks, capable of peat improvement, and early possession may be had. • he Estate may lie viewed; and Particulars had 15 'days prior to die sale, of Messrs. Blagrave and Walter, 4, Symonds Ion; the Crown Inn, Sevenoaki ; K - sug's Arms, Wester ham; Dell, Bromley; at the Auction Mart; and.of Hoggitrt and Phillips, 62, Old flroad-struct, where a plan may be seen. ..,,.--.—,.._ . ;',,‘`7,OP THE CLERGY. .I;:k:RSA ItY AlElfoTI" of this be in the CATH E ORAL CHURCH of i'lltOW, when ft Sermon) will be ir cache 'licitness the Duke of Kenn, his ( roce.the it' Canttrt, es, their Lordships the lii!linPss e Ltd MaOr; Seriffs, M iniste r Ciergis 'nee Gardne r D. D. Minister of Cur- . st4qt M4rhing, Preacher at St. George's, 1114 STEWARDS. !tile DUR,E.OI RENT ; the Right H t he t he Right 1-1 r the Lord Slayor; the ~- worro,„. ° L • . Fl. • the ~ (1, 1 ) „--lzo ; Francis Horton, • • • , . r , NI. -,•-,• Vice Chanctillor of ale Uti vers; 3 "nee Swabet', D.C.1.. Chancellor orthe '' ''' y i " in , Archer H ou bl on , Esq. .1‘1•P•;. l'Atio M.P. ; the Rev. Thomas 04" f Guilshorologh, Northamptonshire ; ft i Z t L tis &NI. ituctor of . East Horndono Vo 1 ''' t Evi.• John ?dories*, Esq.; i ' Nth litlerciitthi E •La el''t Sbliu* E UP Ikil l )tt i l l , l l 7 l 't of the Overture of Esther; Mr. li irs,if; ° 're n eunt, and Jubil a i e , W ith !he , 11,, t1 ,,,1; 0 " Hallelujah, fur the Lord Cru d 14;ii_tine Anthem composed on purpo . .e r_i : T h m . e e ; and .Jr. lfatodel's Grand (,- 4 th t li,ulF u.: to he conducted by Mr. Grea ttilt c alto, Mr. ll' 411'edral will ' be opened each day at Ten 111*(4;4, 01,2 he 1 0 , 4 ,, i al and for the Dinner at Merchant ~ N,"‘o 114! gr:ktis, of Niessrs. Nornaville and keietpsilp.crtt'et; flatchard, Piccadilly; Messrs. thr 111.4‘1,,!ureir•yorol; at the First Fruits °thee, l , 1 ). , the litiell, Esq Spring Gorden Ter -1,,41,1AZil 141,tet'Ittio..t.',11tZlayt.dresc' elivYed'vhunl Benefactions '11;,111 ii , , tnllections at St. Paul's and Mer \"ll tliiii,"_!)e,appropriated by the Stewards in ~L•lt,:.''',.,ti."-,11_,,..:1.......5.....bf nectssitensClergiirien. l, . ~„, •)ity , k,..‘ I S uh)e 1., it riabiiiihed, il, i , , 4,1(1,,; clihr. price 53. in boards, 4iieNftio);itil/411 to a Set ions and humble fk,lly;i4( %," 'filliih.swiiti A petuliar Aspect to ,lelor; 41 ;' ilev, I,`:',.T,lllTitne A. 4‘1441:11;,!„iuA A 111) COOPER, N1j'1,..: P vIIC I . % : 41.11(1"f 'Vault, in the county of ~ itt 1, 4 :. : 4 , ,,ei .i v . 4" ~,nill! Coilegoa, Oxford. Itiltiilla im)or.,.. L aVies, Strand, London ; and 1..0/til /4-h)11 1 1 . 14; -, 4, 1, by the same Author, 7 ii i : i, ':i.1.,'4.e,141:::: Ni7,..‘tv','3! desigior:l Parochial ti i ; ' , L., ' I tir " l ill it • ':.' . lilt ;Pln , 'd ti k.ditions, in 4 tots. 11 l ,1/4, 0fk , 411 ~ pliteid=tte some of the lead- V%, 'r nail Edition, tivn. price 10S. 1 ,.„ Prirkb'e ~, , %; Wirtmr,l°lttrit the Old and New Churches 41 ' Plitt / 4 1 ' ° the EitaWislatatnt of a ii ° I ' v Twickenham Park Estate and Farm, upon the Dank of the Thames, near Richmond Oridge• By TIOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Mart, on Friday, June 27, at Twelve, by dkreetion of the Trustees under the will of Francis Gosling, Esq. deceased, unless an acceptable offer should be made for .the whole Estate, together with the elegant and appropriate Furniture_ and Effects, E TWICKENHAM,PARIs ESTATE and VILLA, the late residence and property of Francis Gosling, Esq. deceased, comprising a commodious family re sidence, delightfully situate upon the hauls of the Themes, and verging upon a beautiful park, ornamented with timber, and intersected by extensive shrtibbery walks and beautiful gardens; the Whole comprising a domain of about 14!i acres of ,rich meadow and arable land, bounded on one side by the River Thames, anti on the other by the road from Richmond Bridge to isleworth : the villa contains 13 hed-rooms - , sonic of which have dressing-rooms attached, finished principally with marble chininey-pieccs, library, and gentleman's dres sing-room, a noble draw ing-roons 36 feet by 24, commanding a picturesque view of the river, Richmond-bridge, and the gardens, music-room, dining parlour 32 feet by 22, and 20 feet in height, with other apartments and numerous domes tic offices; the villa is orwsmented in the fro:it entrance by a colonnade, and on the right is a conservatory and aviary, Pscrls and a profusion of scarce shrubs anti plants, orangery, green-house, &c.; detached are two buildings enclosed by , gates, comprising most excellent 'stabling for 14 horses, with cuach-houses tot tour carriages, and numerous rooms ; at a convenient distance is a farm-house, barii,*stishling, farm lard, numerous outbuildings, with a gardener's hanouse, ca pital walled kitchen - garden , hot-houses, grapery, 'd pine house; the whole property in a high state of perfection, and suitable for the residence of a family of the first 'respectabi lity. • to be viewed with ticket's only, which,., with particulars, may be bad of Iloggart and Phillips, Old Broad-street, • who are authorized to receive - proposals Hy private contract ; Particulars may also he bad at the Mart, and of Messrs. White and Son, salicitoss, Lincoln's Lab - 1,01",:K AND DISPENsAIt.Y. . • Royal Highnegethe DUKE of YORK, .President. SURGEoN—Mr. .Kiernan, Meinbe of 111.0 Itoyat College, London. • .... GovEttNnas—Earlof Egremont, Earl of Leitilin, Hon. Col. J. Barry, 'M.P. John Latonctie, M. P. PHE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above INSTITITFION. for the exclusive Treatment of VE NEREAL COMPLAINTS, and th4ir dangerous conicquences, in order to insure the benefits that have resulted from it, se lected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, (stanilliti,Y 'high on the list of die Royal College) from hating directed his chief at tention to those diseases. It is the misfortune of . Patients: 'under such complaints, to be too °Sten the dupe f of illite rate Preteoders, who practise uu the credulity by iniposioz . titles and specious promises. Against this class (of late so numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of bit ofiicial duty to caution the Public, by poiutiog to the List 'of the Royal College, published in Febi nary !lilt:, as the only. sure guide, and that no assertion of Persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being satic- Coned by this List, are to be credited. The annual reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that some of the most dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and :tuber supposed intent - able affections:4*e Generative Organs, have been here radically and successftilly treated i facts which require no haartie , :cd testimony of -ailitivits to prove, tint the most re spectable Medical eviderce. Mr. KIERNAN may, be consulted as usual. by both Saxes, itt iris house, 01, Lower Cbarlotte-strcet, Bedfordmismv, where Letters frost an.& Country arc In he- addressed, and the necessary Advice- and _Medicine Will be given, or to.any.part of - the United dlKinom. • _ Jost" published, .rt,iee ditiOn, Practical Ob servations on the above Diseeic4, by F. hicrinul, and may be had at tin. 174, Fleet-Street, Nth to, Pactuostrr-rote, and Nos 10, Grown court, Soho. 4 61 Al l 1 04 1 0 trt t 1 er 41, 14' 1°. 36. $ 511 , p 00 44 , Id V ot 0, J)eBLI REFORM PETITION. General Niatritew said be bad a petition to,pec sent..from the inhabitants of Dublin, signed by wanylrsartlfict4on3, rraltg 14. 17.,..17.t -the rep esentatnan of the Pe" plel I,o:prestiont,y to presenting it he would say a few words. The petition was couched in sound, energetic, and cOnsfitutiOnal language ; and it was from the once wealthy and commercial hot now impomished mut depressed capital of Ireland, The pet ii inners, amongst other things, prayed for Annual Pariia rueuts, and they had great authorities and exten sive practice of the Constitution In support of their claim. The authority of Justice Raymond was great and d:risiveottul:the Bill of Rights de clared, a declaration that seas agreed to, that there ought to be frequent Parliaments. But tire establishment of the Revolution had.been disturb ed by the Septennial Act, That Actwas avowedly only for a temporary purpose. The cause of the Act having ceased, was it right to 'continue it They bad now no rebellion to dread : there was to fear of any rebellion but in the imaginations of a weak and pusilanimous Committee,' and a corrupt Ministry. All things tended to sinew the necessity or Reform ; and he implored them not to forget what had been impressively and truly stated, that it would be better for them to promote Reform within then to expose themselves to the danger of one being_ attempted front without. Colonel TALBOT hating made some observation's in an Mandible tone, the petition was brought up, read, and ordered to lie on the table. General FRIIGUtON presented a petition from FifeahiTe, piztviog for such Reform in Par• liament'as that }loose, ou ineestigatinu, should deem best ; but the petitioners deemed some Red form to be absolutely acessary, especially atte,e the measures recently enforced in spite of the peo ple's opinions.—Read, and ordered to lie 'on the cable. LOTTERY ACT. Mr. LITI LETON welented petition front Stroh Path, of CAst Smithfield, milliner and ker, complaining of great abuse iinder the Lottery Act. Police- officers, on the oath Of a Jew infor mer, natned Solomon, entered her apartments hi search of papers, Cradling illegal transactions re specting insitrances in the Lottery ; some were found there, having been conveyed thither fortha purpose, She knew nothing about them. was tried , for 'the offence, run+ on, the oath of S lomon, found guilty, and sentenced to two mont_lis imrisonment. Oont three 'weeks afterwares, the -perjury being made apparent, she was filo:- rated ; and the Jew was indicted for the perjury; Solomon halt rernovvd the indictment into the Court of King's tench, by a Certiorari. .Undet these circumstances, site prilycd the relief and in terference of that House. The HOfi• Memilvr said , he had taken pains to inquire, into the character of the petitioner, and found from the representa tives of the Overseers, that it was unimpeach able; and the case which the petitipn unfolded was- only one of many offences that - might be noticed, and that were encouraged by Lotte ries, which still-had the sanction of the Chtineellor of the Exchequer and of the Howe. Mr. BEEN TT spoke, in an radistinct . tone, of the practices of inferior officers of Police, to 4c hunt down" individuals for the sake of the rewards.—Petition ordered to lit on the table. Mr. ADDINUTON presented Lord Sidarouth'il Circa. s'o e