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SALES BY AUCTION.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
Between Cambridge, Huntingdon. and St. Neat's.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE...FREE.
Desirshle Residence, with Offices. Lawn, Gamlen, ke. ebeible
Farms, with form. Houses, Out-buildings, ("mirages, and Gar.
dens, and upwards of One Thousand Aeres.—Ettensive Mow,
abounding with Ganie. Conrts. (bit- Rents, Finn, ka.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of IParwick House. livistent-street%
At Garrawsea, nn THURSDAY, June 8. at 12. in One bar.
Valuable FREEH()LII arid TITHE-17REE ES-
LTATE, camprieinw
THE MANOR OF ELSWORTH,
Estending ewer about
TWO THOUSAND ACRES,
Abounding with Game. with the Courts, Quit-Rents, and Fives,
producing, upon an IlVerage, abcnt
TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER
Also. a commodious 31ANSION, EI.SIIVORTY HALL.
Seated on • lawn, ornemented with lamely timbeOtrece, ihrulut,
kc. with canvenient offices. adapted for the aasamanerlmion of a
Gentleman's Family ; eoech.house, stables, gardens, bare, cow-
house, and various mu-buildings.
Sundry eligible EA RMS, with convenient and sabitantial farm-
houses, farm-yards, barns, stables, criw.hotise, rantriee, cattle,
cart-sods, and out-buildings. and newards of
ONE THOUSAND AND TEN ACRES
Of meariew, pasture, arable. and thrieing weed lewd • St the veep-
ydf Thomas. Webb, Mr. Cathy, Me. Esiviry, assd
respeetable tenet:lß ; under agreements. sea at will.
ITTAGEB and GARDENS, the rentalvind estimate

Sundry CI
rabic about

ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS PER
ANNUM. •
This Estate in advantageously situate for residence and for invest.
ment of property, capable of considerable Improvement,
guous to good market towns, being only eve miles front St. 1%c*..;
seven from Huntingdon, ten from Cambrblge and St. Nevi's.
eleven from Totten, and twelve from Roybion.
To be viewed bpdapplyiog to Mr. Webb and the tenants, PP fl .e
premises, of shorn particulars maybe had ; of Mr. Abbott, It ynes.
bury ; the Cock. rattan; Georgei. ieuckden ; Cross Keys and Pe!_
con, St. Nev's ; Red Lion, s'. Ite's ; ftult, Cambridge t Cross,
Itoys,on ; Patton ; Saracen's llfearl, %Yore; of Mesas.
Marxetta and Son, Safieltont„ and the George, ifuntingdon ; at
Ifarraway's ; and of Mr. Robin*, Ni. 170, Regent-street, 'litre a
Plan of the Estate may be seen.

CATERHA3I, SURREY.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND-TAX
REDEEMED.
Desirable Villa Residence, Coach-horse, Stables, and Oat-bead-
legs; excellent Garden and Pleasure Grounds: extensive Meo
nor, well-stocked with Game; Rights, Royalties, (brit-Rents,
At. ; Farm-house and Out-buildings, welraccustonseil Inn, and
rcarly Four Hundred and Ten Awes of Meadow Pasture, Ara-
ble, and A4'und Land, in an excellent state of citltivation.; and
Common-rights. By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's, on TGURSDA Y. /true & at 12, in Three Lets,
THE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, LAND*
TAX REDEEMED.
lot I. The MA NOR of CATERIIA M, in the County &Sur-
rep, bald by Letters Patent from Ring James the First, extendirly
over 2,51ti1 acrus abounding with game. Also, the rights, royal-
tics, and appurtenant:a% with the quit-rents. Ste--
A FREEHOLD FARM. called poßmiso, _

with an excellent farm-house, garden, stables, bans, outbuild-
ings, and upwards of
THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE ACRES
of meadow. arable, pasture, and wood land, in an excellent state
of cultivation, in the occupation of Alr. Stephen Gower, on lease,
with rights of common over 470 acres ; three cottage., with gardens
and Ist d, let to tenants at will.
lot 2. A delightful VILLA RESIDENCE, MANOR COT..
TALE, recently erected, fitted up in a tasteful manger, conveni-
ently arranged for the comfort and accommodation of &Gentleman's
family, with a carriage-drive to the principal front, which is en-
compassed by a veranda and walk under, commanding a beautifnl
and picturesque view of the grounds sod adjacent country, lawn.
conservatory, pleasure-ground, excellent walled garden, cnchard,
and meadow land, in all about
THIRTY ACRES;
a considerable part belted by timber and underwood. by which the
Mali is screened ; excellent offices of all. descriptions, coseh.houses
stables, and requisite out-buildings. The situation is remarkably
healthy, within an easy ride of four plicksof hounds, only fincea
widen front des Matropaillk appoint* Park. Casettes papa
to sad from London daily.
Ent S. A FREEHOLD INN. the HALF-MOON, shoat*
in Stoneham-lane, well-accustomed, oo the high road from Croy-
don to Doilstone, with stablest, barns, and outbuildings, and Four
Enclosures of Pasture Land adjoining, containing
NINE ACRES.
in the occupation of 31e. Bonner, on lease to Mr. Hannan.
The Cottage to be viewed by tickets; the oilier Lots by applying
on the Premise", where particulars may be hail; also, at the
White Hart, Gmbttone; King's Anne, Croydon ; Red Lion.
Dorking; Spread Eagle, Epsom; of Mr. John Clarke, No. 29.
Carey-street ; nt Garraway'i ; and of Mr. Rebir.s, 170, Regent.
street, of whom tickets for viewing may be had.

By STE WA RT, WA EATLEY, and Al/ LA ltD,
At their Great Room, 191. Piccadilty, TIIIS DAY and TO-
MORROW, at 12,
THE valuable LIBRARY the Right Hon. Lord
BAYNINO (giving up his town reiitlenoe). Among which
will be found,
Folin—Cartet's Ancient Architecture of England, R vole. in I,
large patter I Voyage Pittoreeque par le Simplon; in coloup,
Parts. fill ; Loke's Portraits of Illustrious Persons. 20 parts ;
Boydell's Shakapeare,9 vol. mot. gilt leaves; Niale's Westminster
Abbey. largest paper, French proofs, in number;; StalFord Gal-
lery of Pictures. 4 vol. in 1, tine impressions ; 'quoit des Antiques,
2 vol. uncut . • Le Valliant Hist. des Disesui trAtrique, 8 vol.
uncut ; Cstesby's Carolina. plates eel. 2 vol.; Thornton's Sexual
System of Linnwus, plates col. rus. Camp! PlAnvel,,,
plates col. 3 vol. ; Battye's French Scenery, large paper, proeaand
etchings. unctit ; The Orcharde of Lyon, black letter, WynkitS
IVortie, 1519; King's! Vale Royall of England, rue. gilt latrine,
1656; Camden's Britannia. by Gough, 4 vol. res.; 11ortustyitet-
tensis BeilerLoriginal edition, 2 vol. russia.
Quarto—Cabinet de Poullain, proofs; Froissart and Mionstre.
let's Chronicles, &c., with illuminated plates, Y vol. uncut • Sir
W. Jones's Works, vol. large paper, rus. • Lord Oreord's
Works, S vol. rus. •, Grose's Antiquities of England. and. Wales,
6 with Supplement, vol. rus.; Reea's Cyclopanlia, 43 vol. in two
cases; Fenn's Original Letters, 4 vol.
Octain—Dibdin's Picturesque Tour. S vnl. large paper, uncut
Paalmi Davide, MS. with illuminations; las Fauna de Racine,
pat Geoffmy, proof plates, 5 vol. Paris, 1803; Pope's liqmer•
Duroveray's, 1.2 vol. mor, gilt leaves ; less (Envies de St. Pierre,
proof plates before the Letters, 12 vol. Paris, 1618.
May be viewed and Catalogues had.

DORSET Il IRE.
MANORS, ADVOWSONS. AND ESTATES.
In Thirteen Lots, •t the Antelope Hog, in Dorchester, on
FRIDAY, the 16thJunc nest,

THE valuable and extensive ESTATES and MANORS
in the several Parishet of Ower kloigke, Pokeswell,
well, West Knighton. Portisham, Pllsdon Marthwood;
church, West Milton, Porstock, Poona*, Netherbury, and Soucy
Perrott, in the county of Dorset. late In the potisessiort of this
lionoarabte Mrs. Lionel Darner, deceased, and situate near Dar-
chwer, Weymouth, Brittport, Beaminiter, and Crewkerne ; the
whole consistlnitof topwarclosof 3.9oflaerm.
Alan, the ADVOWSONS of the Rectories of Ower 3loigno
and Plladon.

Particulars, with Mope, will be rewired in due time, and silty
be then had Of Messrs. John and %i 1111 am Lowe. Tan field.eourt.
Temple; and Mr. Peachy, Salisbury-square, Fleet-amt. Lon..
doe ; of Mr. Coombe, Solicitor, Dorcheater ; and Mr. Thomas
Ihs's band Surveyor, Partway, near irarmintater ; at the phut
resale ; and at the principal Inns in the neighbourhood of the
Esta'es.
SUPERIOR FOOD Pl;:ilt CHILDREN; INVALIHR; AND
OTH ERR.
DOBINRONI PATENT BARLEY, for making sus
Ito prior Barley Water in teo urinates; and PATENT
GROATS. for making superior ("Fuel in ten minutes. The Pa-
tentee solicits attention to the following doctunent :
(Copy.i Apothecaries' Hall, London, Feb. a, len.
Ste—l have analyzed ,our Groats and Barley Powder; tt
you, having his Majesty Letters Patent for the sole manishicp.r.
Ing of the same, properly denominate " Patent Barley end ?owe
Groats." I have no hesitation in declaring them to be genuinn
powders of the finest Barley and Oats I ever saw. I cooseder it
public advantage, and el great Importance in the medical world.
that, by your mode of preparation, a weldable. sne, mucilaginous
beverage and food nifty be obtained in a few tai. utek
I hate also analysed some samplee—imitadons of your articles—.
which are " warranted free from adulteration;" Owe I mammal
to be composition+ of different meals. consequently, neither pure
Barley-water nee Oat-greet can be made from them,
I 11141, Sit, your obedient servant,
Kit HARD Ctaea*.
To Mr. M. Robinson. Red Lion-Buret. Holborn.
The above testimonial, from a noodle:tan whir has already, yew.
dried the public much 'service by exposing various deleterioualuix.
tunes and adulterations in articles el general consamptitin. A 4 1.41C4
to the recommendation of the medical profess*. make d unne-
cessary fok the proprietors to do more than stets, that none are go.
nuine which do not bear the words " Robinson" Patent." the
Moral Arms, and the signature of " Nstp. Robinson."
Sold, retail, en papers og Ilk and canisters of 21b. by roost
specrable divine's" and oari tier/ town throughout *flits.
Reid Lion-street, Holborn. London.
•••,The refuse Meal of the above Articles is so occultist FOGA
for Doss, Poultry, &e. Price pot Ton.
patentee and manufacturers, If tat dß7bl4nananndawndh°Leall„ Nleo',4l,lthe

PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.
HOUSE OF COMTIZZ:7IICRADAY, MAY 4.

The Speaker took the Chair this day at the usual hour, and the
House proceeded to business.
The LORD ADVOCATE brought up the Report of the Com-
mittee on the Scotch Peerage Restoration 11,11.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
Ah. C. 11. HUTCHINSON presented a petition fmm the In-
habitants of the city of Cot, praying Cot the abolition of shivery.
Sir R. SHAW presented a similar petition from the inhabitants
of Dublin. _ .

Mr. BF:AUMOWT presented similar petitions from the parish
of IWallseriti (county of Northumberland), and from North Shields
and Tynernonth.—The several petition. were ordered to be printed.
COMMITTEE ON THE CORN LAWS.

Jo the absence of Mr. Secretary
Mr. 'W. WYNN moved that the further sitting of the Com-
mittee on the Corn Laws might be deferred until to.morrow (this
day).
ALTERATION IN THE CI'RRENCY.
Mr. W. OOIU)ON presented a petition from mend parishes
in the county of Aberdeen, against any alteration In the currerry
of Srotland.—The petition was referred to the Committee on the
Scotch and Irish Currency.
Mr. 0011.1.11CRN presented a petition from the Chamber of
Commerce (Dublin), praying that the Debtor and Creditor Ar-
rangement Dill might be extended to Ireland.— Laid on the table.
THAMES WATEIt3LEN RILL.
Mr. Aldermen WOOD, in moving the second rending of the
Thames Watermrn Regulation Bill. took occasion to inquire
whether it could be made a public Rill? The class of persons
wham It was intended to benefi: by this measure was very desert.
and very much distressed. So circumstanced, they would
Ltd the expense of a private Bill very henry.
The SPEAKER said, that the Bill might be made a public Rill
it the fees were paid 4 but it came strictly within the standing
order which made it liable to fees.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR hoped that, if the Rill could not be made
a public Rill, to exempt it from fees, a public subscription would
be made to meet the expense.
The 'nand mania of the Bill was then postponed to Monday
nest. -

lewd ENNISMORE presented • petition from the bunny of
Condons and Clongibbon (county of Cork), praying that PATHS.
MVP would avoid any interference with the 'grim hunt of Ireland.
The petition alluded particularly to the proposed alteration of the
Corn lAsta.—Ordered to be printed.
Sir J. YORKE presented a petition from George Benny. pray.
ing that a Committee be appointed to inquire into the stste of
Er:endly Soeleties.—Ordered to h 'printed.
Upon the motion of Mr. S. iroRTI,Kr, the Report on the
Yorkshire Election Bill was beg Iglu up, and the Bill ordered to S.
read a third time to-morrow.

Upon the motion of Mr. F. LEWIS, the Shire-hall Bill was
reed a third time, and passed.
_ __ PROPERTY IN SLAVES.

Mr. H. DAVIS presented a petition from certain person! inte-
rerted in West India property, praying for an indemnitieatton, if
Parliament should intertere with the property of the West India
shave-or/nem—Laid upon the table.
Mr. BRIGHT postponed the further consideration of the Report
or the Debtor and Creditor Hill until to-morrow.
STMINATION OF TRADE.

Lord MILTON prosente 1 a petition from 'John sfiireenwood,
praying the House to take into its serious consideration the stout'''.
t.
ec of-tratle from which the country was at present sufreriog.--Laid
vn ti.e table.

CATHOLIC E3IANCIPAIION._

Sir H. PAR AlCiiposea led • petition from the Roman Catlin-
tics of the Queen's County (Ireland) praying fur the repeal of the
penal laws.—Ordered so be printed.
Mr. BEAVMONT presented a petition from the shipowners of
North Shields, praying for some relizt from the duties which affected
the shipping interest of the country. The lion. Member begged
to inquire of the Right Hon. the President of the Board of Trade,
if It wit his Intention to propose any measure of relief for that
interest of which the petitioners formed a pert ?
lII'S/CIS:4ON odd he had already given notice of a motion
relative to the subject adverted to by the Hon. Member, in conse-
quence of the presentation of several petitions similar to that then
presenred, hut which he intended to postpone until Monday neat,
in consequence cf the motion of Mr. Hume, which was likely to en-
oss so much of the attention of the house. He thought, that when
Lis
motion erme before the House. thst would be the proper time
ti toter into the subject which had been broached by the Honour-
ah;.: 31ember, when he would be able to offer all the information
to ii.e stiiiiect which he was In possession of. It TIM 1 subject of
rear importance, and would of course receive every attention.
The petition was then ordered to be printed.
Mr. HUSK ISSON postponed unril Monday, May the Bth, his
notice of motion for a return of the number of ships built in
the Britesh dominions, between IRIS and um. both inclusive. die-
iwtpitshing the number in each year, and the amount of their
toonago.