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Fiona 04,e LONDON GAZETTE, :June - 24, 18b6. 1-Kzi -Office, June 24,.1806. ist Regiment of Life Guards, Lieutenant Emanuel F. Agar - tp be Captain of a-Troop, by purchase, vice Heaviside who " '6th Regiment of DragoonS, Robert Harris, Gent. to be Cor . _ net, without purchase, vice Hallett, who resigns. 9th Regiment of-Light Dragoons, john M'Queen, Gent, to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Handley, promoted. Wil kinson Peacock, Gent, to be Cornet - ' by purchase, vice Wallace, promoted in the-r ith Light Dragoons. 281-11 Ditto, Captain Thomas Barnett, twin the 22d Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Lord Agltrim, appointed to the 96th Foot. -Ensign Henry Stracey, f r - m the 24th \ Foot, to be COrnet, by purchase, -vice Berry, pro -moted. 2,2 d Ditto, Captain Richard Miller, from the 96th Foot, to be Captain °fa Troup, vice Barnett, appointed to the iSth Light Dragoons. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign 1. Warrender to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lovelace,'who retires. Churchill, Gent. tp be Ensign, without purchase Ist Regiment,Pf Foot, Roderick Richards, Gent. to be En signs by .purchase, vice campbell, , promoted. 4th Ditto, s autes lohnston, Gent, to be Ensign,' without purchase; vice Lawronce, who resigns. ;orb Ditto, Lieut. Thomas. Nairn to be. Captain of a Compa ny, by purchase, vice I. W. Carey;'who retires. 231 Ditto, Lieut. T. Fletcher to' be 'Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Leslie, who retires. 26th Ditto, M. Latchie, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Mathison, deceased. Henry Maxwell, Gent, to be Ensign, without ,purchase, vice - Nunn, promoted, 27th Ditto, Lieut. G. Ridge,, trout, the 58tlr Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Johnston, who resigns. 36th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Wrigh , to be Lieutenant,without purchase, vice Ellis, promoted in the Cape Regiment. Thompson,.Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wright. ~3 9th Ditto,.Connell Scanlon, Gent, to be Ensign, without - purchase, vice Hogg, appointed to the Seth Foot. 47th Ditto, Thomas Power,, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lennon, promoted.. 48th Ditto, Assistant/Garrison Surgeon at Gibraltar G. Bell to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Hill, appointed to the 6ad • Foot. seol Ditto, T Ramsay, Gent. to be Ensign, by purehase, vice Laye; promoted. - 56th Ditto, I Roche, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Robe, promoted in the 58th Foot. 59th Ditto, John Wright, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Rouse, appointed to the Cape Regiment. both Ditto, Lieut Ambrose Goddard, from the Loth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by 'plirchase, vice Gand, who retires. First Lieutenant Arch. Mair, from Halt- pay of the 24st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Malas pina, who exchanges. 61st Ditto, Capt. Wm.-Cox to be Major, by purchase, vice Bal tow, promoted. 62d Ditto, Assistant Surgeon Wm. Hill, from the4Bth Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon. 65tii Ditto . , lames Burke, Gent. to be Ensign, by .pur chose, vice Hoare, promoted. Quarter-Master Serseant- Mathias Henessy, to be Quarter-Master, vice Blair, de. Ceased. 69th Ditto, Ensign Jarvis, front the 18th Foor,-to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Neill, promoted. 71st Ditto, Lieut. George Spottiawoode, trout the 5241' Foot, ' to be Captain of a Company, by pUrchase, vice I.e Blanc, ainoted.- Ensign Alexander Grant to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice B. Armstrong, deceased. To be Ensigns, without purchase —Volunteer Tho. Lucas, from the 724 Foot, vice Grant. John Baird, Geat. vice Co:r, promoted in the Cape Regiment. john Whaunell, Gent. vice bell, Promoted in the Cape Regiment, • S3d Ditto, Lietit, FrancisiNlichoel Cieagh to be Captain of a Company, vice lloman, deceased. 84th Ditto, Norman Newby, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, vice M'ac'nlan, who resigns. Ssth Ditto, 'Ensign john M'Kenzie to be Lieutenant, with- out purchase, vice Storer, who resigns. Ensign 'George Hogg, from the 39th 1..c0t to be Ensign, vice Al`Kenzie, Ditto . --To be Lieutenants,without purchase, Lie ,t. Hugh Lynch, from the 6th est India Regiment. En. sign Charles Coates. Ensign Abrahatp Low. Ensign Francis Savage. Ensign Peter Le Alesurier. TO he Eiisign - s— GeoTge 'ones, Gent. vice Coates. Crane Blush, Gcnt. vice Low. Charles Cannon, Gent, vice Savage. Alex. Dalgety, Gent. vice Lc Nhsurier. grst Ditto, Lieut, Pines Maclean to be Captain of a Com pany., without purchase, vice Clinch, - who resigns. En si;n'David Bowman to he I.'leu7ctiant, vice Maclean. Jas. Murdoch, Gent. to be Elisii;n, ‘ vice Livingston, deceased. ohn Campbeil, Gent. to be Ensign, viic bowman.' 96th Ditto, Captain /:tedetick Vis o nt Aghriui, from the Light Dragoons, to tie Captain of .a Compaq, vice Miller, appointed to the 22j Light Dragoons. 614:West-India N egiinent, l<ichard Coote, Gent. - to be En , sign, without purchase, vice Lathy, appointed to tne 74th oot. Cape Regiment: To he Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Ewan Sl'Mdian, from the list h, ot, LjentenantLewis APKenzie, troth ditto Lieutenant George.,aek:ville Fra:- ser, trom the 93d Foot. Lie,utenant Duncan M`Dou6all,, from the ? I t hoot. Lieutenant Win. Keith Elidimstonr, tri' the 4 tat Foot. . -To - be I.l,:ilt:nants—Ensign 'James Gair, from the first Foot. Ensign lidin Bell, troth ditto. Ensign Andrew Bogie, front the 93d Fogt. To ,be Frrsigns— Ensign ,J. Rouse, from the 59th Foot. Lieutcuakit F L. A. Butler, from .Flall-pay or the late Dutch Brigade.. John' Baird, Gent. Hentich Munich, Gent. • To he Qowler.:llaster—Serjeant-Major H. Fraser, from the 93d 1.06 t. The King's German Legion, 7th Battalion of the,iine,, Ensign Clamor Baron Freytag to be Lieutenant, vice Torrrtin•,• who resigns. Gottlieb De 114`trwieg,Genr. to be Lnsign, vice Wattenberg, promoted, Leopoldus De Rachel', Gent. to be• Ensig n ., vice Hanstein, promoted. ,Eth. Ditto, Lieutenant - Schumann to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank, vice Bothmer, who re signs. ERA Ar UM in the Qazette or the vitt, May, tBO6. 4oth Regimeia . of Fbot. For Ensign T hoinas to be Lictitenant, vice Sutherland, who resigns, read, En. sign Thomas Willingham to be Lieut,:na:►t, vice Slither land, who returns to his former Half:pay. DIVIDLNDS. July t 9. James Smith and Samuel King, of Newpate-street, London, wool len-drapers and c6-partners, at one, at G 11 ilti hall. 21. john Pierce, of Bread-street; 'London, warehouse man, at ten, at Guildhall. July t 6. lohn - Wardall, of Liverpool, timber-merchant,, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, , I onn-st%et. Liverpool. August z. Mattirew Mackenzie, of fleet street, London, Nrituner, at ten, at Guildhall. august x. lames Grincirod and Michael Guest, of Manches ter, cotton-merchants and co-partners, at eleven, at the Pack horse, Briage-street, Manchester. _ . July 17. john Mellor, now or late of Sheffield, Yorkshire, rope• maker, at two, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. July 16. William Wild, of Nottingham, milliner and haber dasher, at ten, at the' Punch Bowl, Nottingham. August 4. john liarrisZnt and Robert Rigg, of Manchester, manotaciums and co-partners, at eleven, at , the Dog 'fa vern Deansgate, Manchester. • July is. luhn 6 Blakeston, of Kingston-upon-Hull,,grocer, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon- Hull. july aS. Richard Elindly and William Wakefield, of -Matt chester, manufacturers and co-partners, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses, Deausgate, Manchester. ' July za. Richard Smithson, of Kingston-upon-Hull, inn keeper, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Silver-street, Kingston-upon-Hull. CERTIFIC4TES. July is. Walter Farnan, of Montague-close, Southwark, surrey, dyer; William Graves the younger, late of Lloyd's Coffee-house, London, merchant. Thomas Addisc,n, of Preston, Lancashire, woollen-draper. john iiickey, of Worcester, carver, gilder, and cabinet-maker. SHIP NEWS. GRAVESEND, JUNE 24. Passed by-t 1 e Ann, Julian, from Honduras. Saiie.t -the IVl:::cury, Gillespie, for New Providence; VV,Ar, White, !Or ILitimore ; aua Friel - 1,45, Richard!, for LAU/ ,REPORT. 'eOURT OF KlNG's 13ENCH,. JUNE 25., nit 'KING V. SAMUEL LACELL, alias HASWELL. The Defendant, who had been conviaedofassault ing and Obstrthing an Officer olJustice, in the exe cution of his duty, was called upon his recognizance; and not appearing immediately, the Court expressed their unwillingness to put. him toithe expence con sequent on his non-appearance, and allowe4 the bu siness to stand over for a few hours. The Defendant attended soon after, ,when it ap peared, in the course of the proceedings, that the Prosecutor being furnished with : a Writ _of Posses-, sion, repaired to the .Defendant's house, and pro ceeding to execute his Writ, by taking the posses slon, the Defendant assaulted him violently, and for that time prevented him; but afterwards suc ceeding,- the Defendant contrived once more to en ter the !itemises, and again 'assaulted him. Ip mitigation of punishment, the Defendant preferred .an affidavit, wherein he stated, that he was a pbor coal 7 heaver, with a wife and five chil dren, without any subsistence, except what was de rived from his industry. Mr. Justice GROSE, in pronouncing the judgment of the Court, observed, with some severity, on the mischiefs which must arise in obstrucling ati3Officer of the Law in the due execution of his duty. , Un der all the circumstances, the Court ordered that he should be imprisoned in His Majesty's gaol of New gate, for the space of three calendar months, and be then discharged. _ _ _ This being the last day of .the Term, the Motions, as usual, commenced .with the junior Barrister, When a great number, of no public interest, were disposed of; and about seven o'clock in the-evening the Court broke up. SWINDLING. -• Pantalius Hallett, alias kfitith, &c. who was examined at Marlborough-street Office some time since on various. charges of fraud, but Who had been•since confined by indisposition, yes terday underwent a second examination. The charges which were entered intO,at the first.exami nation.were, at this inquiry, ,„;_itisfoktorily establish 'ed..; and several. other persons adduced, other charges, viz..Mr,'Sinithlof Whitechapel, butcher, Mr. Derby, a publican, in Kingsland-road, Charles" Salisbury, Maria Taylor, Bcc. &c. The Prisoner, it appeared; had obtained pubs of money from the ,compldinantsin a way similar to what transpired on his first. examination. He represented himself as .a proprietor of stage-waggons, a wholesale . cheese monger,. a.man havingi good deal of Government interest, &c. &c. and, by various artifices, accompa nied with do insinuating manner of addressing him self, he completely effeeted his purposes.' The Pri soner was fully' committed for trial ,on . some'of the strongest cases„,aiid the parties were bound over to prosecute•. • , - A singular occurrence lately to o k pl ace at t he Police flee in Marlborough-street -:—One of the footmen of the celebrated Dentist Mr. DE CHEMANT, named Alexander Faleur, and another person. named Delafons, a workman whom he occasionally em ployed in preparing, gold-work, 'believing' that to become Dentists it was only requisite to have in their possession some mineral paste teeth of Mr. DE CHE.• MANT'S, 'serve either as.models to - work after, or to spew them as samples of 'their own work\ pur loined from his hOuse several teeth and complete sets. Mr. .DE CHEMANT; having observed that several ar ticles had disappeared out of his laboratory, discharged all his servants; and very,Soon after the said Faleur advertising himself in the Papers as Dentist, con firmed his suspicions. In consequence of which he obtained a warrant to search the residence of these two persons, in Woburn-place. Going thither with two Constables, he found upon their working table a quantity of mineral paste teeth, which were taken before the Magistrate, and worn to be the property of Mr. DE CHEMANT. Faleur admitted that he had taken them, and for defence.alledged only, that he presumed they were of no use to, his master.— Mr: DE- CHEMANT haVing recovered his stolen pro perty, 'and fearing that the consequence of a prose= cution might be fatal to those persons, took back the teeth, and dropt the business. A few days ago an alarmidg fire broke out in the cow-house of Mr. W. Ford, farmer, at Eltham, in Kent, which consumed the same, together with the dwelling-hhouse, barns, and stables. Four \ engines. arrived from Woolwich, and 'prevented the flames- Communicating to. the neighbouring buildings mare and two calves were burnt to death. Saturday afternoon the Archbishop of CANTER BURY arrived at the White Hart Inn, Hythe, in his coach, and six fine black horses.. , Between ten and eleven at night .the stable was discovered to be on fire, when, notwithstanding every exertion was made to save them, ,two of those beautiful animals were.burnt to death, and another so badly burnt, that it was obliged to be killedi a fourth was very Much scorched, but is now alive, and, it is thought, will recover; the other two escaped with little or no injury. - -. - Solue days ago the house of Messrs. Collins, two old unmarried men, at Catherington,,was burntdown. Mr. E Collins arose at three o'clocl to brew, and it is Supposed that the fire was occasioned by some faggots which lay near the copper. Mr. E. Collins' s brother, who. was in bed, first discovered it ; he called up the servants, and they'went ditrerent roads to give the alarm. Whilst they were gone Mr. E. Collins went up stairs to secure his money; the roof fell in upon him, and he was burnt to - death. His remains were dug from the ruins, and were a shock.; ing spe&acle. It is now very generally supposed, from various circumstances, that more than one life was lost at the late disastrous fire at the Key Bagnio, Kyoung Gentleman of fortune, who had recently arrived from the West of England, and took up his abode in the vicinity of Bedford-square, has been missing since the morning of the fire. ' He used to frequent the Key, and he left home to go to Drury-lane Theatre on the evening of the 4th of June. Doubt less some accident has befallen him, as he has left the whole of his wardrobe, and a considerable sum of money, On Monday evening a scaffold gave way at the Mint in the Tower, where they were making- seine repairs, by which accident three men were-untbr innately killed on the spot, and many others 'se verely wounded. LONDON : Frinted by RICHARD .11A kl 6; of No. 4, Martivt-cotirt., Vusv-str)zet ankl At . the litri-OeFidt. No. Strand ; where iiciva tis.intenta Order.s..ti OXFORD, JUNE 21. DURING the late week the University. has worn the appearance of unusual business and gaiety, in consequence of the annual commemoration of the munificent memory .of her benefaCtors; &c. On Monday Williani Hulme Bodley, of Queen's College ; James Tattersall and Richard Simmons, of Christ Chprch, Magers of Arts, and Students in Medicine, were admitted Bachelors, and also to practise in Medicine. Mr. Francis Charlei Parry and Rev. Richard Ridley, of University College ; and Mr. Joseph Stephenson, of Queen's College, -B. A. were admitted Masters of Arts. M essrs . Henry Eyre, of University College; George LeaCh, *of Oriel College ; Itenry Brereton and George Mor- , gan, of Queen's College; and John Anstruther, Of Christ Church, were admitted Bachelors of Arts., On Tuesday an admirable• Sermon was preached • at St. Mary's Church, by Dr. Collinson, the Pro vost of Queen's College, for the benefit of the Rad cliffe Infirmary ; and the assemblage of persons, in support of that benevol en t Institution, was, as might well he expected,' exceedingly full. On Wednesday the Vice-Chancellor, the Noble men, the Heads of Houses, Do tors, and Proaiors, met in the Convocation House, and from thence proceeded in formal order to the Theatre, whete, . after the business of the ,day had been opened by the • Vice-Chancellor, the following presentations to de - - grees took place': The honorary degree of D. C. L. was conferred on George Frederick Stratton, Esq. of Tew Park, -High Sheriff for the County of Oxford, Master of Arts at Cambridge, and Fellow of the Society 'of Antiquaries, prese s nted by the Rev. Richard Lan- , rence,-D.LL. of University College ; and Deputy Regius Protessor of Law. The honorary degree of .to ter at' - Arts was conferred on the Right Hon. the Earl of Kinnoull, of Christ Church, presented by the Rev. William Corne, M.A. and Student of Christ Church ; on Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart. Sir James ;Matthew Strange, Bart. and Sir James Gar diner Bart. of Brasenose College, presented by the', Rev. Frodsham Hodson, M. A, and Fellow of the same College; on Richard Gurnbleton, - ,Eq. Gen tleman Commoner of Braseupse College, presented by the. Rev. John Dean, ,M. A.. arid - Fellow of the same: College; on -Richard Bayley Marsh, •• Esq. Gentleman , ComMorter of Oriel College, presented , by the Rev. Edward Co'pleston, M. A. Fellow of the same College, and Professor of Poetry in the University. After the :presentation to degrees, the annual . ' speech,' in celebration of the benefaClors to. the University, w delivered by Mr. Crowe, of New College, Public Orator of the University, and it was marked with all that fire and animation which uniformly characterise the oratorical efforts of this ,distinguished Gentleman. . .The. Prize Compositions were. then recited in the following order, viz, the Latin Verses, ".Trafalga;-," .by Mr. John ~atharn, Commoner of Brazenose Col.; lege ; and the English Essay; on " Posthumous Fame," by Edward. Garrard, Marsh, B. A. Fellow of Oriel College the ,English Verses, " Travels of Discovery into the Interior of 4frica," (a private do-, nation) by Mr. Henry A. Johnson, Commoner of Christ .Church ; and Sir Roger Newdigate'S Prize, • English Verses, " On the Study of Grecian and Ro man Architedure,'Scuipture, and Painting," by John Wilson, Esq. Gentleman ComMoner. o 1 Vlagdalen College. 'ere were Concerts in the Mitsic Room on the evenings of Tuesday and: Wednesday,. and our own Performers were assisted by Mr. and 'Mrs. Monti- , tarn, Messrs.*Lindley, Doyle, and Gartie. BIRIIIS On Sunday, at Yarmouth, the Lady of Captain Curry, of the Royal Navy, ofa Daughter. On Monday last, the wile of J..Goodhart, Esq. of Lime house' °la Son. - On Tuesday, in Stretton-street, Piccadilly, the Countess of Chichester, ot a Daughter. Yesterday, in Brunswick-square, the wife of J antes pulme, Esq.' of a Son. MARRIED. On Tuesday, the Right Hon. H. Vansittart, one of the Secretaries of the treasury, to the Hon. Miss Eden, daughter of Lord Auckland. On the 24th inst. at Hampstead, Robert Smith, Esq. of Aylesbury, Bucks, to-Miss Mary Susannah Watson, second daughter of Sir James, Watson,- Km, late one of His Majes ty's judges oft heSupreme Court of Judicature at B en g a l. Yesterday, at St. Mary-le-bone Church, the Rev. George Augustus Lamb, son of T. P. "Lamb, Esq. of Mountstiekt Lodge, Rye, to Miss Julio Louisa, daughter of Dr. Ban croft, of Margaret-street, Cavendish-square. The same day, at Cripplegate - Church, Mr. iohn Dolly, jun. of Red-cross -street, to MiSs Mary Ann Carr. On the zist of December, 1805, at Bencoolen, Francis Sal, mond, Esq. Master - Attendant at that Settlement, to Miss Ann Salmdn, niece of G. Salmon, Esq. forineily Governor of the Presidency of Bencoolen. b lED. On Saturday morning last, at - his seat at .Lees Court, in Kent, the Right klon. Lewis Thomas Lord Sondes, in the 53d year of his age. 1-1 e married Mary the daughter of Ri chard Mil)es, Esq. of Nackington, in Kent, by whom he left issue tour sons and two daughterS : he is succeeded in his title and estate by his eldest son Le wis,Richard. - - The same nay, aged 77, the Key. Marmaduke Lewis, A.M. Rector of Lullingstone, Kent, and Vicar of East Gar, ston, Berks. On Sunday last, the infant son of Mr. Tait, of Cornhill. On Monday, the Lady of Randle Ford, Esq. of Blooms-. bury-Square. The same day, Mrs - D. Ford, of Bedford-row; On Tuesday last, at her house at Wandsworth, - in Surrey, in the 93d year of her age, Mrs. Webb, 'widow of the late Mr. Webb, of that place. Lately, in Denzil-street, Dublin, after a long and painful illness, , M , rs. Pigot, relict of the late General Pigot. On Monday se'nnight, aged 6s, the Rev. lohn D.D. IVarden of Wadhain College, Oxford, .Reetoi of Tydd St. Mary's, Lincolnshire, and,of Seaborough, Somersetshire. The bulk of his property' he has left to Wadham College 4001. per annum in audition to the headship,. with all his books and furniture. Two ekhibitions of tool, each, annn . - ally, to two Fellows of the College,' Students in • Law and. Physic ; and two exhibitions of 201. each, annually, to two Scholars, Students in the same professions. To a superan nuated Fellow, nut having property of his own to the amount of 751. per itimum an annual exhibition of 751. ; to one other superannuated Fellow, not haying.of his own property tool. per annum, an annual exhibition of sot. To the Divinity LeCturer of the College, thirty guineas per annum, to read lectures on the Thirty-nine Articles. Five or six pohndS value in books per annum to the best reader of the Lessons in chapel. lie has left also public beneketions as follow An estate. in Linc,Anshire, of about tsol. per annum, to the Vice-Chancellor for the time being, in aid of the great bur d6ns of his office ; tool. per annum to the senior Bodleian Liorarian ; 'tool. per, annum to the Theatre ; roool. stock in the 3 per cents.- s to the Infirmary. The residue of his for tune, exsAilsive of private legacies to relations, friends, and servants, he has bequeathed to. the College, to establish a fund to ..iecumulaie fur the purpose of purchasing or bene- - fitting 'livings for that College. P - Jblfslied bj•MILLIAM ARMICIR SCRIPPS, of South Ma:ton-street, Grosvenor-square the Paper, Letters for the Editor, tk.c. ( . 1)0,0 paid); moist be addressed. SALES OF ESTATES. FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND FOR VILLAS, STOCKWELL,' SURREY, , . , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By- Mr. WHITE, At Carraway's Coffee-house, on Tuesday, I uly r, at Twelve o'Clock, in Nine Lots, AValdAle FREEHOLD • ESTATE, delight fully situated at Stockwell, in the Parish of lam beth, three miles from ;h e B r id ges, commanding peculiar and eligible advantage% connedingby a beautitUl an& retired Road the elegant Netglilnwthoods ot: Clapham and Stockwell, comprising two Brick Dwelling-hOuSes, Offices,:Gardens, &c. and I I 'Acres of valuable Land, p.irticularly acbijaied. fd; ornamental Villas.orretired Dwellings, suited to Gentiemerl of fortune. - Dekriptive Particulars, .with Plans of the several Lots, are preparing, and may. be had on the Premises ; of Mr. Thomas Wilson, ,Archited; so Queen Ann-street E ast; at the Swan, Stock we ll ; Plough, Clapham; Horns, nington ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. White, Storey's -gate, Great George-street, WestminSter. Freehold Elegant Residence, Woodlands, and Farms, 571 Acres, on the Borders of Herts and Bedfordshire. TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT, On Wednesday the 16th of fitly, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gar , . raway's, Change-alley, London, unless an acceptable Offer shall be made prior to the-,loth of July, by Private Con ', trail, Lot ~ CAPITAL ESTATE, the MANOR of EAST HYDE, with the Members and ppur. tenances ther 'unto belonging, tkligiatit I ly situate in a healthy, admired, fine spirting Counxty, near the beatitiml Seat of the Marquis of Buie,' four Miles from Luton, ei,,ht from St. Alban's and Dunstable, and z 9 trued I.miLion; comprising the spacious excellent Mansion, %vitt) Very complete Offices, uni formly erected with superior strength, and in snbstantial re. pair ; large produetive Garden, walled, Aid plentifully stock ed with the finest Fruit Trees, elegant stately Plantations. Shrubberies, Lawns, a n d M ea d ow L au d s a dj o i n i ng, disposed with taste, in the Park style, With immediate possession. vast Hyde Farm adjoining, coinorising 142 Acres of. inclosed good Arable and some Pasture Land, with a very near coin rortable Farm .house and Buildings ; fano Mr. Joseph Lam bourn, a good yearly Tenant, at a very low Rent. Great .Cult's Farm adjoining, containing 293 Acres of fertile Arable and. Pasture LanO, and rich Meadows watered by the River Lea, part detached ; with a very roomy convenient Farm housei and ample Buildings ; lett to Mr. John Cook, a re spetiable. Tenant, on an old Lease, to expire in six years, when the value of this excellent Farm will be very consi derably increased.;• Also, two COttages.—This valuable Estate is highly. mprovable, the greater part within a Ring fence, finely timbered, well supplied with good Water, and abounding with Game. . Lot z. A desirable Freehold Estate, tithe fire; situate near .Chiltern Green, in the PariSh of King's Walden, Herts; 'containing 27. A. 3 K. 39 I'. ot'rich Arable Land, in seven in:: closed Fields; Lett on Lease to Mr. Thomas Sibley, eight years unexpired. . - The Estates may be viewed by app l y i ng at the 'Manstoa 21 days before "the Stile, where printed particulars may be had; also, at the George. Luton ; the principal Inns at St. • Albang, Dunstable, Bedford, Ware, Hertford, and Barnet; of Messrs. Rashleigh, Cloode, and Kemprlibrne, St. Aust le, Cornwall ; Mr. Fairbanlc, Ely Place . Holborn • at Garra way's ; an d of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street, Lon don ; where Ilan may 'be seen. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Air. ABBOTT, On the Premises, TOMORROW, and following Day, at Twelve o'Clock, 9"HE Ele-rant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, i in excellent condition,, of prime mapuladure and good .taste; a full-siZed Billiard Table; Melon and Hand Lights, Garden Implement, 3 Milch Cows, and &variety of va— luable Etie..=ts ; the Property of a Gentleman quitting his Villa, at Greenhill Grove, near.Barnet, ,To he viewed two days preceding the Sale. Catalogues may then, be had ort the Premises ;'at Mr. Newton's; the Red Lion, Barnet ; of Messrs. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, , Lincoln's Inn; at -Garraway's ; and 'of M. ,Abbott, 23, Shepherd's— Market. PREGNANT LADIES., Whose Situation requires a Temporary Retirement. WATSON; Surgeon • and Man-Midwife, I offers to accormnodate Ladies in an airy and retired Si. tuation, with Apartments to lye-in, on fern's suited to there circumstances and situation•in life ;.' their:lnfants put out to -nurse, and humanely taken care of; anA as humanity in duces him to otter his assistance to alleviate_ the horrors of concealed• Pregnancy, he flatters himself Ladies will find, on application to hini, the greatest Attention, and most pro. nd Secrecy. Letters (post,pain) to Mr. Watson, Surgeon and Man_ Midwife, or to Mrs. Watson, Midwife, .No. 19, Charlotte street, Surrey-side of Blackfriars Bridge, .will meet the most pointed attention. Where may be had, the Pill Benedida, at,tl. is. per Pox, a certain and effectual Remedy to ...remove all Obstrudions and Irregularities, and an excellent Medicine alter bad Ly ings-in. THE CORDIAL BALM OF MEAD • AFFORDS -the most . perrnahent Relief, and is happily.calculatcd for the Weak, the Sickly, and In. firm. Persons of either Sex who / from habits of indulgence. late sitting di), sedentary einplOyment, anxiety of mind, fre— quent intoxication, .sucHen fright, over-exertion, a weakly constitution, the bile, or other causes, are subject to various and distressing nervous affections, including sick head-ache, hysterical and consumptive complaints, d.sielish for society or business, tremor and general emotion on the most trifling occasions, loss of aplietite, indigestion, Sec. will find imme— diate relief from the use o 4 this Medicine.. In debility, seminal weaknesses, bilious and. irri table habits, tabes dorsalis, or nervous consumptions, it, merit stands tut rivalled. it enters into and mixes with .the most subtle of the anirhal fluids, assists, invigorates the decayed juices, and throws a genial warmth upon the debilitated and relaxes( parts that stand in need of assistance: Persons entering upon the holy, state of 'matrimony should consider, that " where the fountain is - polluted, the streams that flow from it cannot 'be pure. It. the most excruciating pains of the stomach and viscera, or windiness, it gives instant relief; and)vheathe vital-prin— ciple-has been impaired, and animal yigriur exhausted, by the irregularities of youth, bring on a premature old age, it will be found an invaivable Remedy. . - In all those diseases that have their rise from irregular liv— ing, or an enfeebled state of the digestive powers, its efficacy is astonishing ; debility of speech, and all.other the mental and corporeal powers that depend on the tone of the nervous • syStem, have so frequently and suddenly yielded to its power _ as to render unquestionable its etticacv in those disorders. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two 'Guineas. The Cordial' balm of (3 dead is sold in bottles, price Plalf-a-guinea each; there are also l'amily - bottles, price 335. containing equal to loi:- bottles at los. od-. by which the patient saves 95. includ. ing also the duty the stame of which bears the Proprietor's • name and address, " Saml. soloinon, liverpool," to imitate which is-felony. _ . . N; B. The postage of all letters to the Dodor must be paid, and a fee of ics. 6d. inclosed for advice. Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 18. .Straml, - London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raebiirn, North Britige; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, Smith-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husbind, Elder and Co. Edinburgh ; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow 'W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw ford, Kilmarnock ; W. Young, Irvme ; A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, Girv a n ; . Carson, New..' oOuglas ;, T. Nl 4 Mi lan, Kirkcudbright; T. AI!C redie,, Kirk. aldy # J. Blytli, Leven; 1. -Dempster, Cupar; Allan, Dun dee; I'.. Craigie, Montrose; miteltell, and f . Anderson ,- Aberdeen ; Dr. ‘Vilite,. Bant[; M‘lntosh, Inverness; T. M‘Kenzie, Sturnaway ;. P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and Bisset, Perth ; W . Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith; Alexander, Dunfermline; Dunbar ; Vinnet, Ar broath; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; Phorson, Berwick; Weddel, Alnwiek; Paterson,Arbotlciot, and lanieson, Pe terhead; A. NPl)onaid, Trongate,. Glasgow; and by most Booksellers and Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom.