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that . establishing
passing by the Prnrogatio►► of Parliament ;
ResoLven—That this Meeting are confirmed in their previous
opinions, that the Institution will produce great Public Benefit;
and that an application to Parliament, for a Bill to establish and
regulate the Company, be renewed at the earliest possible petiod
of the ensuing Seesion. WILLIAM CONGREVE,
Chairman.

CUSTOMHOUSE, EASTBOURNE.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the Custom-houw, F.astbourne, on the 12th day of July, 1824,
at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon,

THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, seized and
condemned: • '
TOIL NOM icoxsuurnon, AKIO MOT ?OW LW TEAM TVS TIIIIOIMOUTULL
About 143 Gallons of FOREIGN BRANDY O~et Prod.
103 Ditto ditto GENEVA
23 Ditto ditto BRANDYNJ"er Proof.
Ditto ditto GENEVA 5
4s Ditto ditto ditto • Damaged.
And 16 lbs. of BLACK, and 6 lbs. of GREEN TEA.

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Also, sundry broken-up Half Ankers, Pieces of Rope, Pig Ballast,
Ballast Bag, and one Anchor.
May lse viewed on the Morning of Sale. £25 per cent. Deposit
will be required.

oN SALE,
SHARES in the Dudley, Grand Junction, Dodders-
field, lto:hdale, Ellesmere, Loughborough, :%lelton Mowbray,
Leicester, Leicester and Northampton, Croydon. Thames and
Medway, Barnsley, Thames and Severn, Grand Surrey, Lancas-
ter, Portsmouth and Arundel, Regent's, Wilts and Betks, and
Leeds and Liverpool Canals ; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway
Shares; Imperial, and Chartered Gas Light Shares; London, East.
and West India Dock Stock.
Apply to EDMONDS and WOLFE,
No. 9, 'Change-alley.

TO BR LET,
FOR A TERM OF -nuns,
AMANSION HOUSE, called HILL I'LACE,,
situate-in the Parish of DROXFORD, HANTS, with
the Lawn, containing about Forty Acres, Gardens, Ilot-houses,
Coach-houses, Stabling, commodious Dog Kennel, Dairy, and other
Offices adjoining. A FARM Is also to be Let, either together
with or separate from the Mansion House, containing Three
hundred Statute Acres.
The Mansion House 14 a handsome modern structure, having
been erected about twenty years ago, and contains, together with
the Offices, every accommodation that is desirable for a respectable
F.stablishment. The Lswn is bounded by the Turnpike Road
leading from London to Gosport, and the House is distant about
sixty miles from the former, and from the latter place twelve miles,
and the same distance from Southampton. It is in the centre of
'the Hambledon Hunt, and is now in the occupation of Air. Shard,
who is about to quit in consequence of his giving up the Fox-
bounds. It would form a most convenient Residence for any Gen
-
"demo that may be disposed to succeed him in taking to the Hounds,
'with the country, which is understood to be now open.
The Farm adjoins the Lawn; the Lands are of good quality and
well adapted for every sort of culture.
The principal Farm-house consists of a genteel modern-built Cot-
tage, at the foot of the Lawn; and there are several smaller Cot-
tages and convenient agricultural Buildings attached, great part of
'which have been recently erected.
The Farm is situate within a convenient distance of several good
Markets, and has valuable Common Rights in au. extensive Chace

adjoining.
For further Particulars application may be made, if by letters
-free of postage, to Mr. Gunner, Solicitor, Bishop'sWaltham, Hant..

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THE SPORTING MAGAZINE, published July 1,
1824, price 2s. 61 contains the following, among numerous
other ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS: 1. Biographical

Sketches of eminent Jockeys—Francis Buckle.-2. The Habits of
the Land-Rail.-5. Ascot Heath Races.-4. The Notth Devon'
Stag-hounds.-5. Sport with the East Lothian Hounds, by " Nim
North."-6. Wiltshire and Berkshire Greyhounds.-7. Turf Errors
orrected.-8. Reply to Nimrod, by Mr. Lawrence.-9. Supposed
Effect of the Mare s Imagination on the Embryon Foal.-10. The
Kelly Harriers.-1 l. Remarks on the Lite Epsom I)leeting.-12.
On Stocking of Ponds.-13. Turf Nominations explained.-14.
Lancashire. Hunting—Errors exposed.-15. On the Stain in the
Blood of Sampson.-16. On the Communication of " Biographi-
colus."-17. !little between Spring and Langan.-18. Shrewsbury
Basses.--19. The Sportsman's Epithalamium—Sir Julm 1101.-20.
Feast of Wit.-21. Sporting Intelligence.-22. ills Majesty's Har-
riers and Stag-hounds.-25.—The Pugilistic lting.-24. Woolwich
Races, by Nimrod.—Feast of Wit, Poetry, Racing Calendar fur
the Month, Etc. &c.
This Number is embellished with Engravings of Mums, a
Hound belonging to his Majesty's Pack; and an Andalusian llorse
named Has 1A NT.
Published by J. Pittman, Warwick-square, London; and to be
had of all other Booksellers.

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' ' „Madrid, coming' from Arianides.' The . Infant/it-0. n fa
EQUITABLE LOAN BANK COMPA Y. Pranaiseo ft), remained at Aranjuei waiting the 'reels- co
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the ICE-PRE- very of tilik
_lnfanta..:—rg During 'die whole tourney the. in
S i 1/ENITS, DIRECTORS, and AVQ ns of thb King passed between French and Spanish troops of the ,IA
COM PIN Y. held inaorbiky a atmeone„ i • garrison, and the
Royal Volunteers of Madrid."
Sir W I 1.1. T A M CONGREVE, Bart. in the Chair,
(1) Note of the /liege—The lilieragournals pretended this morn.; 61
A Report having been made by the Select Committee, announcing
ing that it was the Infant Don Carlos who remained at Aranjuez, m
that the Bill ftit establishing the Company was prevented from
and we know what was their object in publishing this falsehood.
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