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, -,..x..vs .• •
"rel 'ilt LET or SIOLEt, in the Cheapest Part ofi
~..,13..._ i5931,7111:,WALA5,,, MANStiIIN. )101,79Ei fit tot a large
IR'
IS, .: witb.assiched saAtietached Wires, Firth lloildings, &G.
' extensive VhdlestCordatt, Trout Stream% Siseeis of Wster, Lawn
- an tVoodisstd by tHernboteinnantitbeautff ; iehr au adjoining
,Patts, ofabout 'Mt/acres. ifboid,ile pirAsmievnay be extended
te.4 'shah:4 Freehold Estate, • thresedletely rertaunding. and
.eomeised in a ring fence of abase -11Plistereudivided into farms
az of rents, Amounting to about SOO., per,asmora, but which at
rthe expiration of the Leaies will Vet tee more shAn double the pre-
seat Vent. It is situated a feeriniketrons the Sea,i and at aneasy
distaste from Post and Market ; antl abiois every kind of Reid
Sport la excellent on the Estate. .. -...
in **wed by tickets only; and the pee and Anfiker paint
is stm.be known of Mr. Claridge, Pall Mall, Lotst!sw. . ; _

CAPI4II4. FRE-P.101.D ...ESTATE,
MORTIMILIt, NEAR READING. •• - 1
TO. BE SOLD $3( AUCTION—By M.. HAWKES,
At the Crown Inn, Reading, in seven lots, on Saturday, the Stith
.
of Juiy,at three o'clock,- i
A VERY DESIRABLE and SINGULARLY
ELIGIBLE FREBHOLD ESTATE, tits Much admired ~
Residence, rehiable"Pian lind.Landa, of the late *Mrs. BEVER:. '
*comprising that Genteel and giabatantial Brick Villa, MORII- • '
MER HOUSE, with abundant' Offices, amide Walled Garden,
tasteful Pleasure Ground, eluxuriant Plantation and„,Shrubbegy,,
ornamental timber, and upwards of fifty acres of most excellent
Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, surroundthg the same ; to-
gether with that valuable Property adjoining, tailed MANN'S,
KENT's, and MILL FARM, in tile occupadon df Mr. Apple-
. 'tee, consisting of a very commodious Brick and Tile Pwelling-
?souse, with Cottages,.l3kros, and Out .hones, large Garden, and.
.ut Ohe Hundred and Seventy Acres ssf egtremely productive
Well conditioned Grating and Corn Land; also three small
Dwelling-bums, with Paddock and Gardens.
T. be viewedthirty days previous to the Sale, by tickets, which'
descriptive paiticulars, may be had of Mr. J. Bliady, and
nawkeas Reading. Particulars may also then be had at De-
• • 'i, Hartford-bridge; Globe, Newbury ;"Lucas's, Printer,
; and at Mr. Abbott's, No. 42, Leicester
,square,
' LAIMIIae. • • • ' -
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ECCLESIASTICAL and ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. Dr. Manse], Master of Trinity College, Cambridge,
is promoted to the Bishopric of Bristol, vacated by the transla-
tion
of Dr. Luxmore to the See of Hereford.
The Rev. W. Palmer, A. M. of the same College, has been
presented to the Rectory of Fynesbury in Huntingdonshire, va-
cated by the death of the Rev. W. Cole.
The Rev. John Athew, B. A. of Jesus College, is instituted to
the Rectory of St. Edmund the King, in Norwich, on the presen-
tation of Augustus Adolphus Hamilton Beckwith, Esq.
OXFORD, JUNE 25.--On Thursday last, the Rev. John David
Perkins, M. A. and- Student in Divinity of St. Mary Hall, was
admitted Bachelor and Doctor in Divinity.
The Rev. Thomas Darke, of Exeter College, Rev. John Bidlake
and Henry Comyn, of Christ Church ; Rev. Wns. Nourse, of St.
Alban-hall, Rev. Wm. Fookes and Wm. Comlns, of Balliel Col-
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Messrs. John Harman, of Merton College ; James Davies, of
Oriel College; Bryant Burgets, of Exeter College; Wyndham
Knatchbull, Esq. Messrs. Albert, Joseph Wratislaw, and Ed- '
ward Elms, of Christchurch ; Thomas Joknes and John Rice
Price, of Wadham College; and George Dansey Pardoe, of
Balliol College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts.
This day the Rev. Edm. Stringfellow Radcliffe, Student in Law,
of Brasenose College, was admitted Bachelor in Civil Law, Otand
Compounder.
On Monday Ml'. Thomas Hayes Lyon, was admitted Scholar
of New College.
The Rev. George Sharer, A. M. Fellow of New College, has
, been instituted to the Vicarage of Crondall, Hants, on the pre-
sentation of the Master of St. Cross.
The Rev. Jelinger Symonds, jun. M. A. has been instituted by
the Lord Bishop of Hereford, by commission, to the vicarage of
Monklind, in that county, on the presentation of the Dean and
Canons of Windsor.
The Rev. J. Richardi is appointed, by the Rector of Bath, to
the curacy of St. Michael's, vacant by the resignation of the Rev.
C. Phillott. '
Last week the Rev. Jeremiah Scholfield, B. D. Fellow of Tri-
nity College, was presented by the President and Fellows of that
Society, to the Rectory of Becton on the Heath,Warwickshire.