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London, England, 1825-06-04 00:00:00

KENT.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD LANDS, near ROCHESTEI

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~. And situated in the. HUNDRED of HOO,
Parishes. 9f ST. AJAR' ES and HIGH lIALSTOW, in the
County of KENT, •
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION,
IN ELEVEN LOTS,
• • . By Mr. ADAM MURRAY,
At the Crown Inn, Rochester, on MONDAY, 27th June next, pre-,
eisely at One o'Clock, afternoon,
LOT I. rIIWO ACRES, THREE ROODS, • SlX-
ii TEEN PERCHES of LAND, adjoining the Road
from Hon to Rochester. •
Lot 2.-4 A. 0 R. 52 P. of LAND, situated about two miles
floni Ilixbeater, on the Road to St. Manes.
Loa 2.422 A. I R. 0 P. of INCLOSED WOODLAND,
called COpkb Wood, containing a large quantity of Brick Earth,
ap,s,Atieg am
fhe River Midway,.
LOT. 4.-5 A. of INcLOSED MEADOW LAND, situated
in dyer-street, and Parish of Friendsbury.
4.-38 A. 2 It. 10 P. of LAND, in two Fields, called Lea-
thet le Ifiwse, about three miles from Itochester, very desir-
ably iitalised'for building upon, commanding extersive views of the
Thaws fnd Medway.
lox 6.-41 A. 0 R. is P.- of LAND, called Norwood, situated
littLtrq miles from High Haistow, and fpur from Rochester,
7.15 A. 1 of Inclosed MARSH LAND, In the Palish
bt7.:l.
We or Bighorn, near to West Court.
Let 8.-6 A. 20 P. of LAND,near to Mr. Alien's Farm-house,
in the Parish of St. Marks.
Liet.2.-2 A. IR. 7, 6 P. of 'MEADOW LAND, near to Mr.
Form-ho Use, Parish of St. BLvies, and -lying isi Dr. Car.;
pew's Estate.
Lag 10.-.--so A. ;R. t)P. Sii Pieces of LA NDvat pug's Hole,
thp Porish of Hiph Halstaw.
Livr 11.-220 A. IR. 55P. bring a very desirable FARM, sitn-
O__tgo in the Polishes of St. Marks and High Ilalstow, contzinfi;
farm-house, ltequiFite Out-buildings, Yard, Garden, ..tc. Ac.
Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had at the Chanibcrs
of Alexander Murray, Isq. Syn.und's Inn, Chancery-lane; of
Mr. Muiray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane,
*grand; add of Mr. Lake, at Ablou's.court Farm, near Rochester.
' Slr.4ohn Vain; near to Mill Halstow, will aftelv the' Lads.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
SYWELL MANOR HOUSE,
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE,
•IM ueWAans OT
FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOOR ACRES
Of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land,
Most eligible for tn•esuilent, within Six Miles of
NORTHAMPTON,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'atone-alley, Cornhill,
On Witnasowir, 9th June, 1825, at Twelve o'clock,
By Ostia of the Executors and Devisee* of
SAMUEL Pixt., Esq. deceased,
THE VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
COMPRISING

SYWELL MANOR HOUSE,
An ancient and very respectable Mansion, wits capital Walled
Gardens; Farm Yard, Barns, Stables, and all necessary Agricultural
Buildings.
TEN goad COTTAGES, with Gardens, Ice. and sundry En-
closures of rich Meadow, Future, and Arable Land, cowainiug
upwards of
FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES,
Divided by thriving Quick-Fences, all lying compact, surrounding
the Mansion, which has been many years in the late Proprietor's
occupation, who spared no expense, and the Land is now in the
highest state of cultivation.
Situate at SYWELL,
Between Northampton and Weltingbwough, the first Markets in
the County ; six miles from the former and four front the latter;
a fine open part of the country; good Roads in all directions; and
well supplied with Water; the Rates and Taxis very low. •
A most capital Estate for Investment and Qscupatlon.
Immediate Possession may be br.4. •

The estimated Value per Annum, Xl2OO, and within a wile of
that sum is now offered for it. •

May be viewed by hpplying at the Mansion, where Particulars
nay be had; and ut Mr. Higgins, George, Northarnotop ; Hind,
Weliin;burough ; George,Ketterlng; Swan,lledford; Thrwerowns,
Leicester; Hen and Chickens. Birmingham; of Mr. Simpson,
Solicitor, NO 28, Austin Friars ; at Garraveay's; and of P:r.R.,ibins,
N.o.l7o,ltegent-street, wh..re a Plan of the Estate may iseren.

Capital MANORS, Fishery, excellent FAMILY MANSION,
with Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds.
A DVOWSON.
Noble and thriving Plantation% Farms, and Lands,
Containing altogether nearly
. SIX THOUSAND ACRES,
With the fine navigable River Ouse flowing through the Estate.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS, '"
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street,)
At Castaway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Candid!, London.
On TIMRIDAY, the 50th of June, 1825, at Twelie &Clock,

IN TWO LOTS, •
I.ME DOWNHAM HALL ESTATE, situate in
the Parishes of DOWN HAM and SA NT ON DOWNHAM,
A NOBLE FREEHOJ.D PROPERTY,
And comprising the whole of those two Parishes.
Perpetual Advowson, and the valuable and productive Manors and
Fishery, containing altogether nearly
SIX THOUSAND ACRES,
With the substantial and desirable Mansion of

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DOVittaiiM HALL,
Witho4!ssof oil - in the most complete order, fllffri-
Itstate

descriptions, .
lent Wailed Gardens, Greenhouses, &c. the . . of the late
RIGHT HOKOUIAILe The RAIL CAIOGAN.
Sundry eligible Farms, with good Farm Houses, and all requi-
site Agricultural Buildings, let to most respectable Tenants,whose
Leasecare nearly expired.
Noble Woods and fine thriving Plantations, dispersed over dif-
ferent parts of the Property. The fine navigable River Ouse ,
Goering through the Estate, which divides it between the two '
Camden. . I
4.lsoksondry valuable Plots of Land, and Cottages, in toe Tows'
of &antler). Brick Earth awl Lime in different parts arise Estate.
The Mansion and' Alanors are in the occupation of Part of
filhatteen fqr a short term. May be vievied by Tickets only. Par-
Attain may be had of Alr.llloffatt, the. Bailiff, at the Mansionmho
wfl thew the Premises; at the Checquers, Brandon; Bell, Thet-
fura; Kiqg's Head, Norwich ; Angel, Bury St. Edmuntls ; Rut-
land Arms, Newmarket; Bull, Cambridge; White Horse, Ips-
WiCh ; of R. E. N. Lee, E.q. Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn.flekls; at
darraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,No. 170, Regent.street, of whom
Makers for viewing may be had, and where a Plan of the Estates
*ay be, tees.
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NEXT PRESENTATION TO THI RECTOR
GREAT FRANSHA • .cll
IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK,
MANOR, QUIT AND FREE RENTS, FINES, fl
AND RELIEFS, -
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
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(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
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At Garraway's•Cofee House, 'Change-alley, Curnhli,
On TilillUoDAT, 50th June, 1525, at Twelve o'Clock,
-MBE NEXT PRESENTATION' to the RECTORY
A. of GREAT FRANSHAIId, in the County of NORFOLK,
situate between Swat ham and Derehans, two capital Marko;
Towns, and in a highly respectable neighbourbond.
complus:ea
A Desirable and very Comfortable PARSONAGE •HOUSE,
with Excellent Offices, pleasantly seated on a Lawn, with Shrub-
bery, Garden, and Orchard well planted with Fruit Trees, •in a
Paddock of about Four Acres and a Half; with a good BM,
Waggon-lodge, Granary, &c. Glebe Land, with the above Home-
stead, contains upwards of
SIXTY-TWO ACRES;
And the Grzat Tithes arising irons and issuing out of
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND
.TWELVE ACRES.
Exclusive of the Glebe Lands, public and private Roads. The pre:
lout Rental about
FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS PER ANNUM.
I The Rectory Manor constats.of Free and Copyhold, Tenants, sub-
ject to Quit and Free Rents, Fines, and Reliefs. The Fres •nt In-
cumbent is Sixty sit years, and the duty easy. The Parsonage
House is about One Mile from the Turnpike Road to Noiwicli.
whence Coaches pass to and from Swat ham, Lynn, and Stamford,
and Fe and from Swaffham every day, and a Daily Post.
Particulars may be had of •William-Yarntou q. Solicitor, and
at the Crown, Swaff barn, and Lynn; Angel Irtt, Petertiorsiuub ;
the Office* of the Cambri.Jge Journ.l. Cambtidge ; thq ()stay.
Journal, and Mr.. Adams,. Oxford ;. of Messrs. J. and W. Lowe,
Tanfield-court, Temple • at Garraway`s; and of "Mr. VAIN,. tive
170, Regent street, Loudon. . t: .•

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SOCIETY roa PROMigigo TA; ENLARGEMENT
AND BUILDING OP OSCURA AND CHAPELS. "
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Ibis
Society, bold at the IPlreensamme Tavern, is the 25tis of '
Slay,'vras nueekous and west resPectslik.
The BepOrt skewed Lai Muck pod the Society has been in-
strummed Is effecting, with abeam coMpeatively smolt. It has
Bede greats i. 144 eases, and by the upenditure of 111.14101. has
been lustrumental In providisg an increase of accommodatioss in
Cheri:bee and Chapels to the maiient of 115,114 sittiep. Of this
number 114,544 are for the use of the peer. The assistance gins
by the Society has all but exhausted its Seances; and yet, such is
th4lacreased sad kerns* population of the menet, that Church.
room to a mock greater extent is still required. Appliesdeas are
even mere numerous mew than they were at any former period ;
but unless the Public, whose aid is earnestly entreated, and an
whom the Society depeods (for it is supported entirely by voluntary
'contributiou* shall supply the means, assistance can be no longer
' afforded. The Patliameetary Greats are specifically appropriated
to the building of addidasal Churches, and in places where the
population eXceeds 4000 perms, they cannot be applied to Improve,
enlarges or rebuild. These are the great objects of this Society,
sad these objects have been promoted with no inconsiderable suc-
cess during the seven years of its existence. It hat opened the
doors of the Established Church to thousands who were before em.
chided front joining in its worship. Will not, then, the friends of.
that Church come forward and enable the Society to modem its
useful exertions? His Majesty has been gritiously pleased tonsil's
a donation of 30031. and the Committee cannot bat indulge the
hope that the example of the Sovereign will be followed by Ms
subjects in every rank of life, for every pound that is suliscribed
will be the means of furnishing an additional sitting. They can
appeal to the gond which has been already done in various plants,
by supplying the spiritual wants of the mulattos. They may
venture to say. that the interests of religion and morality cannot
be more effectually promoted than by the support and encourage-
ment of this Society,
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May 25, RISS. Don. Ann. Sub.
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Ills Grace the Archbishop of Conte?.
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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE oy. LORDS. JUNE 5.
At half-past thee o'clotk, the great central doors (through.
which the Commons are admitted) *ere opened. The Duke of
Noarout, as Heieditary Earl Marshal bf England, appeared, fol-
lowed by Clarencieux King at Aron; then came the Marquises., of
Towson° and ATLILSIORT' suppotting the Marquis of Ilanisce,
all In their Lobes. The Patent baying been communicated to the
Loan CISAICELLOIL, the Noble Marquis walked with his supporters
to the Woolsack, and after the usual oaths had been administered
to him, stook hands with the Noble and Learned Earl, and took
his seat as Marquis of Hastings.
Earl DERBY presented a Petition from Ashton.under-Live, in
favour of the Bill for regulating the working hours of Cottou-spin-
ners.—Laid on the table.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH presented a Petkion from J. Wil-
liams, of Liverpool, praying for compensation in case the Coeur
Courts 11111 should pass.—Laid on the table.
Lord KIWYON presented a similar Petition from; an individual
in the County of Middlesex.—Laid on the table.
Earl KINGSTON presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of
the Town of Youglial, in favour of the Irish Joint Stock Company
BlL—Laid on the table.
Mr. Gamitau, from the Privy Council, presented a Copy of
the Order in Council, empowering the Judges of the Supreme
Court of Van Diemen's Land and New South Wales, to make
regulations for their Courts.—Laid on the table.
Mr. Mason, from the East India Company, presented the
Monthly List of Salaries, Pensions, and Allowances granted by that
Company.—Laid on the table.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid on the table in a printed shape,
the first Report of the Committee appointed to inquire into the
state of Education in Ireland.
The .same Noble Earl said, that having presented. some dap
since, a Petition front the Merchants of London, praying for a re-
vision and alteration of the Law of Agent and Factor, he had since
prepared a Bill, which he now proposed to their Lordships. The
Bin was then malls first time, ordered to be printed, and the se-
cond reading fixed for Tuesday next.
The LOUP CHANCELLOR moved that the Jurips and
Jurors Regulation Bill be printed, and that be should take as early
opportunity of fixing a day for its second reading.
The Bishop of CHESTER entered into an explanation of some
Inaccuracies which he had inadvertently lOW in his speech upon
the Catholic question.
UNITARIANS. MARRIAGE SILL.
The Order of the Day having been read,
The Marquis of LANSDOWN stated that the Bill
which helad introduced last year, to relieve the Uni-
tarians from the necessity of being married according
to the forms of the Church of England, had now reached
them from the Commons, where it had not encountered
one single division in its progress, whilst their Lord-
ships had thrown it out once already on its second read-
ing. It had now been framed with the advice and under
the direction of mmy representatives of the Church of
England, who had given their assistance, much to their
honour. It was therefore calculated to accomplish its
object in the most" satisfactory manner. Prom the/
mode in which the application of the Unitarians bid
been treated, it would appear that the means of marriage
were a boon granted by the Legislature. In all coun-
tries, and under all governments on the contrary, the
means of marriage were rendered as easy as possible to
all.--If there were any obstacle to any particular class
of men not essential for the welfare of this easfre, it
would be therefore oss the part of their Lordships not
an act of favour, but one of justice, to remove it. The
question had two bearings—one civil and the other re-
ligious. The Unitarians wanted no interference with
the civil authority, but Would even cheerfully submit
to any civil regulations which might be imposed upon
them. It was to the lelieious obligation alone that they
objected, as it compelled them to do that which could
not be done without violating their conscience. The
present Bill was similar to the last, with this exception,
tharthe former left the registering fUnitarian marl-rages
in the bands of the Established Church, and the present
ordered it to be carried on by the Ministers of the dif-
ferent Congregations to which the parties belonged. Ile knew I
that sense maid say," Why should the Unitarians be so scrums. I
loser but this would be chiefly, if not only, sadly those who bad
practised with their own conscience so far as to compromise ell
matters very easily. He was anxious that the Legislature should
teach the form of words, and that men should enter the temple of

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Rev. J. Robinson .
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Right lion. the Earl of Radnor .
i Rev. James Webber .
Rev. J. Kist, Bethnal -green .
Mrs. Gipps . .
Rev. Archdeacon Frauds . 54a
Rev. Archdeacon Sandifer&
Rev. W. H. Chapala*
Rev. R. Watkins=
Rev. P. Allwood • •
Hon. and Rev. R. Cost .
B. H. B. Hale, Esq. . .
Rev. W. Illorice . . Sd i
`Miss Jane Brooks . . tlth
lion. and Rev. E. J. Tarnow, to make 4‘21.
,a Mrs. Sheppard, id don. St la 'dad= to an. sob
R. Sherbourne, Esq• id don. lk in ad. to an. a
By the Bishop of Peterborough •
. Dirs. F. Rowdier • .
Dean and Chapter of Peterboroogh .
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Miss Milligan . .
W. Trines, Esq. . . .
. A Donation by the Rev. I. Heapy and Mattil
. Wrench, Esq. ont of a residuary property 1
for charitable mavens •
N. Connor, Esq. . • 34
' Rev. John Coma, • ;. 34
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Rev. Thomas Thirlwell •
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N. Connoairo.yEsq. • .34
Mrs. N.
Dr. Haggard
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'Mrs. H. Rowdier • . id
Rev. Sir C. F. Farnaby • . 34
i Rev. J. Idurville .
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