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London, England, 1823-09-08 00:00:00

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' • L. 3 -GEORGE'S COFTRE-HOUSR, •
vti(MINTRY-STREET, opposite the 'HAYMARKET.
TO: HOTEL, CLUB-110U&E, 'FA VERN-KEEPERS,
AND OTHERS. •
, GENUINE. Fultritrunt,
A squire Piano-forte, capital Cllicks and Dalt, China and Miss;
Cutellent toreesroom Fixtures ; capital Mahogany Tables,
Ormolu Chandeliers, and the Apparatus for Gas ; Stoves,
Coppers, Presses, &c. .
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TO BE §OLD BY AUCTION, .•-
• . By Mr. ROBINS,• •
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
On the Premises, George's Coffee-house, Coventry-street,
• Hxylnirket,
On WIDNINDAY next, the Ibib September, and follondng day,
at Eleven o'Clock,
By order of Mr. Jones' Cuter, retiring from Business,
1111 HE EXCELLENT FURNITURE of all l
-De-
scriptions;
forte, capital Clocks and Dials, superb Parisian Esc! utoires and
Cibinew, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Glasses, and a beautiful.
Canopy Bed, ead, ornamented in rich chased molu ; China
and Giese; excellent Coifee-roorn Fixtures, in Settles and
Benches; the complete Vittings.up of a Bar, with Counters, &c.
handsome Or-molu Chitideliers, With Me Apparatus,Plpts, &c.
for Gab ; Stoves, sad Ranter ; Copperspitewing Sri**, Ovenk
'Pleases, large Iron Meat-ecreea, Kitehen.Mapantee, and otb4r
Effects. e '1 ••
May be viewed on Monday and Toast preeedhl the Sale;
and Catalogues had on the Premises ; and o Mr. Rotas, No-170,
Regent-so-mt.

DIED.
• Friday se'nnight, at llaltwhinle, aged 82, Anne, relict of the
Rev. Timothy Neve, D. D. formerly Margaret Professor of Di-
vinity in Oxford, who died in 1798.
August 29, at the Royal Arsenal, Woo/with, Elizabeth,
fourth daughter of Colonel Maclean, of the Royal Anillery,
aged 13 years.
September 2, the Rev. Thomas Winatanley, D.D. Principal
of St. Alban's Hall, Camden Professor of Ancient History, and
Laudean Professor of Arabic in the University of Oxford', and
Prebendary of St. Paul's, London.
September 2, at Anon Warwickxblre, In- cite 80th yearof his
age, the Rev. Istajamin ;pincer, LL.D. fifty-two years View
of the above pariah ; also Rector of Hatton, Lincolnshire, and
more than forty years an active Magistrate for the counties of
• Warwick and &afford.
August MI, in Trinity-square, Tower-hill,. the Rev. Thomas
Davies, aged 75, formerly Minister of Queen-sweet Chapel, in
Cheapaide.
At Owning, near Nottingham, the Rev. Win. Smelt, M.A.
who had been Rector of that valuable Living (second to none
ix the county of Nottingham, except Bingham, in point of emir
lament) for nearly 40 yaws.
The Rev. Richard Porter, Master of the College Grammar-
school, Bristol.
At Baten-Bishap, Herefordshire, Mr. Lewis, sen. of Worley,
after a long life et nearly 90 years. ' As he was returning home
Iron horseback from his son's house', his horscesorded ae some
&skies baboging to people hawking sand round the-country,-
and ran against one of diet% wrens a ball-dog, also belungiag W
the sandmen, seised Mr. Lewis's horse by the nose, and, in con'
sass quence, he was thrown, and so dreadfully Injured that be died
ostly afterwards.
At Grenada, on the sett Aims, A. F. Webster, Eft la diar
43d year of his age. ' l'hb Gentians= was a native of Grenade',
and highly respected in that community. He was most =wow
manly large and stout in his person, as may he WWI 'lmagist*
when his corpse weighed 555 poundic Jr was Impossible, (roar
its balk, to get the cabs into the dew of the house where be
'lay; his body was therefore put into it in the street, athzarr*t
to the giave by twenty persons, although the place of interment
IlWas not many yards distant.