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London, England, 1820-07-13 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

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PORT OF FALMOUTII.
BY Order of the Honourable the Commissioners of his Majesty's
Customs, at the Custom-house in this Port, on Wan:tamer,
the 26th July, 1820, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon.
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED'
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2.
pieces Muslin
532 Gallons Brandy
70 Rum 1 piece Lace
152 Geneva 4 planks Mahogany
3 Cordials 5 Brizil Wood
I Wine 1 Silver Purse
53 lbs. Pepper 3 Paintings
13 Thread 25 Malta }lower Pots
130 Feathers for Beds 12 do. Paving Stones
258 Salt 3 Scarfs
41 Tea 3 Boxes Perfumery
519
.Sugar 5} doz. Cotton Hose
1335 Cheese 20 pair Shoes
133 Tamarinds . 5 bottles Medicines
32 Butter 23 Pickles
28 Tapioca 2 Castor Oil
16_ Arrow-root 21 Boxes, Pots, &c. Sweet-
-56 pieta Lignuftt Vito " =Olds
4 Nankeen . 27 bones Soda Powders _
nesides some Cayenne Pepper, Mustard, Potatoes, Beef, &c.

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piecei Silks -
I Scarf - - - for Exportation.
i piece Crape - -
The .Goods may be viewed the day preceding the day of sale.

ESSEX. • •
GREAT WAKERING RECTORY, near SOUTH-END.
The GREAT TITHES of the Parish, containing nearly
THREE THOUSAND ACRES,
And an Elegant newly-erected RESIDENCE, with Offices,
Land, &c.

By Mr. DORIS'S,
At Garraway's Coffee-House, Exchange-Alley, Cornish], on
'f 141JUDAif, the loth August, at Twelve o'Clork,
THE Very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
late the property of JOHN DOBRIITS,. Esq. deceased.
Comprising an elegant and substantial Prick-built FAMILY
RESIDENCE, seated on a Lawn, with a Portico Front, con-
tair.ing a handsome Entrance-hall, spacious Di2ing.:parlour; ele-
gant Drawing-room with bowed front, opening to a Miranda,
and Stone Terrace, with an excellent range of Domestic Offices,
and good Cellars, with capital Sleeping-rooms and Servants'
-Apartments over, Water-closets, &c. An inclosed Yard, with
two Coach-houses, two three-stall Stables, Loft, and Men's
Rooms over, and various other Offices, large Tank for rain-
water, Dor-kennel, Granary, iec. A Capital Farm-yard ad-
joining, with roomy Barns, Stables, and all-necessary
Sags, and nearly Si XTY Acres of Meadow and Arable Land.—
Also, the GREAT TITHES of the whole Parish, containing '
nearly TIIR ER THOUSAND AC It ES,. wh kit are taken -in
kind, and very productive. The Lauds in (;rest Wakeriag arc
well known to be superior to almost any in the kingdom; and
most advantageously situate tot the shipment of produce to the.
London and other Markets, at very reasonable expense, present-
ing a most eligible and important Property fur au Investment
and lis.-sideore, only_ five miles from the fashionable watering-
place, South-lend, and 44 frons'i.oneion.
The House And 'Lands may be viewed by applying on -the
Premises, where Particulars may be had; also at the lintel,
South-End; Ship,- Rockford ; Cups, Cdchester • Rue Posts.
Witham ; Black' Boy, Chelmsford ; head, -Maid= ;
White Hari, Brentwood and Bombard; of Mr, Roberts, Soli-
citor, 16, iurnivai's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and -of bjr. flobins,i
Warwick-street, Golden-square; whote a- Plan of the Reuse
; and Lands usay be seer..
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• BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. •
LITTLE HORWOOD RECTORY, NEAR WINSLOW
VALUABLE FREEHOLD, mad small Part COP] HOLD
ESTATE, TITHE-FREE, aed LAND TAX Redeemed.
Pleasant Excellent FAMILY-RESIDENCE, and .Capital
LANI) surroucding the kIAbiSION,
. About ONE HUNDREOAND FIFTY ACRE&
By 91e. ROBINS,
At Gsrraway's Ceise-house, in Exelanae-Alley, Cornhill, •oa
Tituasnav, July 27, 1820, at Teethe o'Clock,
r4ITTLE HORWOOD ItECTGRY; a Valuable.
FREEHOLD, and small Pan COPYHOLD INSTATE,.
Comprising a most Excellent- FA MILY-RENDENCE, treated,
on a pleasant Lawn, surrour.ded by thriving Plantations, insar6.l
st cted with dry Ghtvelled Walks, ornamented with
Borders, at* fine grown Timber Trees and Shrubs, lald'nee
great taste, and a Cesriage-drive to a substantial Brick.,
built Dwelling-House, Stuccoed, adapted fur the accommoda-
tion of• a Gentleman's Family, with an excellent range'of Do-
mestic Offices conveniently arranged. A good Farm House
communicating, with excellent Apartments and Offices: two
roomy farm-Yards, Barns, Stables' -Cew-flouse; and various
Out-buildiry,s, Stack-Yard, Will of fine. Water, and Reservoir
fur ltain Water; Kitchen Garden, part Walled, planted with
EDE Fruit Trees, and well stozlied and :topped; Fiat Ponds;
an:. sundry Eticlusurcs of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable
Load, in all about
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES.
The SLAusion .and Buildings ;re sc.attel in a Paddock of
•ru:sy Acres, laid nut in a Park-like styl.-, and a very desirable
and pleasimt Residenie for a Gentleman; within three miles of
, Wiashitv, eight front Buckingham, seven from Stony-Stratford,'
twelve fr.nn Aylesbury, anti fifty from London.
To be viewed by applying to Willi..m Yates,- on the Pre-'
raises, of whem Particulars niay be kid; at the Crown, Win
; Cobham Arms, Buckiagi:am; Cock, Stony-Stratford;
Sugar-Loaf, Dunstable ; George, Aylesbury ; Crown, Amen-
ham; Red Lion, High Wyc.oinbe; White Horse, Uxbridge;
of Messrs. Tyrrell, Solicit-on, reernembrancer's'Office, Guildhall;
at o:nraway's; and of Mr. tteOins, WarwiekT-street, Golden-

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FIRST-RATE COMMERCIAL INN.
. TO BF, DISPOSED OF,

rr FIE POSSESSION, with a LEASE for ten
JL. Year,, of an important and most desirable TRAVEL-
LERS' INN, situated in one of the first Commerclal Towns in
England, regularly frequented fur the last half century by as
resi,ecti:ble ar.d anmerous a society of C,onntercial Gentlemen
ai any House can boast of.
The Premises, affording every accommodation, are in excel-
lent repair, and well furnished throughout.
The sole reasoa of this valuable Concern being offered, is
owing to the present occupier's ill state of health, who, ltaVing
Requiredlhe requisite means therein, is desirous of retiring from
business.
' Letters, post-paid, with real names and address, (none others
will be answered), requiring particulars, auaressed to Mr.
Morris, Wine MerchnTh, 9, St. Mary's Hill. London ; or to
Mr.laaac Farror, Auctioneer, Birmingham, will be immediately
replied t 7.

CALCOT PARK AND MANOR, NEAR READING, 4
BERK&
TO BE LET, FURNISHED,
With immediate possession, •
THE above superior MANSION-HOUSE, with
the PARK, GARDEN, Pleasure and other Grounds
attached thereto, and with appropriate Coach-houses, Stabling,
Farm-yard, and One Hundred and Ninety-tWo Acres of Land.
The Mansion consists of an Eutrance•hall. Library, Drawing
and Dining rooms, Breakfast-parlour, ten best
twelve rooms for Servants, and Offices of every ;
and the Park h well stocked with Deer, and the Maw with
iiame. This Property is situate on the high read to linelgoit
miles from L0ad0,.., and three from Reading; and away be
viewed, but by Tickets only, on application to Melt; SW*
and Andrews, Solicitors, /leading, at whom itirtbes
may be had. Letters are &sized t* be post-pabh

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DEBILITY ANT) STRICTURE.
IT was the Remark ..tof the icren 15r. Sycrenharn,
that acute diseases are the imnishnsent -of Haavex; but
that chronic ones.are inflicted lay oirseh•ew The consequence I
of a prevailing Malady Avelaints'wel feelingly to the sealers
this unwelcome truth. 'What +libation can be so pitiable where
the mind gloms with passion which the infirmities of bOdy can-
not indulge ?,---Where indiscretion, or mat-treatment have pro-
duced the premature debility of age in the scum' organs, and
where the bloom and vigour of manhood is no longer alive to ha
natural youthful fire ? To seek .Messrs. COOPER and Co. orcr
every consolation, and-the prombe of a certain, safe, and per
' moment Cure, conducted with the delicate secrecy it requires,
and speedily renovating the lost energies.
Nor are their sufferings leas severe from another complaiat......
STRICTVILIC occasions a total derangement of the urinary system;
the nights are harassed by pain, and the day by fruitless efforts
to gain relief. Here a regulated system, ha the hands of science
anti skill, overcomes every dificenty, and rouses the powers of
the constitution to act for itself; in the success of this principle
Messrs. Cooper and Co. have never failed, and Stricture is a
Complaint always under their eontrouL
Messrs. COOPER and Co. art consulted daily at Charlotte
House, Great Charlotte-street, Dlackfriarosoad, and 15, Wood-
steek-street, Eond.street; where Letters from the Country,
containing an inclesure, and a correct statement of their Case,
will be immediately attended to, and Advice and Mediehme
sent to all parts of the World. • _
Bliechardes lave Advice Grads, at Charlotte House,
every Remits; frees Sin till Eight, sad on atusday-Aftwalage
wadi ?mho eslecitr.• mate Dogr.s ai 011101 Him" •
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This day was publisked, prize Si. botrds,
rr HE SCRIPTURE. DOCTRINE of the
TIIII-
NlTY.hsial STATED ai,d DEFENDED, and rte
u RCIrl .1.111 LAND vindicated ir..rn the Charge of Un-
charitablenew in ;retaining the A:it.inui In Creed. With an
Appendix, centaiping a Critic...l Hiatory and Analysis of that
Creed, together sath a Serirs of Notes and illustrations Ilona
the Early Fathers of the Christian Church, &e:

By THOMAS HARTWELL HORNE, M.A. .
Of St. John's College, C.ambridge, Curate of Christ (larch;
Newgate-street.
London : Printed for 'L Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Deism Refuted; or, Plain Iteuso fur being a Christian i •
Iltmo. Sixth Edition, is. •

TIM CORONATION.

C'fIURT OV CIAIMS . -
Yesterday the Court as'seitilikd at twelve o'clociti
Loid HARHOWLY took the Chair. On the right
hand of. the Chairman sat:lis..Royal Hiihntss• the
Duke of loaf( and .Lord 11&141.Y t on his left,
Ilzviiy RUSSELL. Sir W. SCOTT, Sir W. GRANT; ...Sir
JOHN NICHOL, and -several Noblemen. : •
Proclanrition 6f silence, on pain of imprisonment,
was made by WI Burr, I::ifs the Deputy Serje.int-
at-Atmc.

The Court them ordered proclamation to be made;
that all persons claiming to perform services at the.
Coronation of our dread Lord the KtNc, should
come forward and exhibit prow 3.-in support of their
claims; which was done accord;ogly. •
The Petition of the Archbishop of Canterhlry, .
'which was presented by Sri G. Nayler, claiming to
pirform the service of pre...end:lg a dish of .dc la
Grout u? the King, at thee banqnct, was considered by,
the Court, and decided to be alle,ye,:.

Mr. ADAM proceeded to exhibit proofs to this
Court in support of the claim of his brace the Duke
of Hamilton to carry the Crown of Scotland in thit.
procession at the CoroWLion.
The consideration of -the proofs exhibited by Mr.
ADA NI in support of this claim, OCCDpied• die COUrt
considerable time, and they postponed the hearing of
the prod add:iced by .Mr. in reply, on bli.
half of the Marini: of Donglas, who also claims to
pe;.fo.-m the s-eiwke oFcarrying tho ('i ownof tkoiland.-
- The Agent of the M trquii of C motid.nns heard,
with pool's in suppnl t ct lu, Lyrd,h;p's.chim to per-
form the service of Chief Butler of Ireland, at the
Coronation of the Kin 7..
The Agent of the Earl Shrewsbury was heard, and
exhibited proofs, in reply, an behalf of his Lordship s
claim to perform the same service.
The Court, .after the hearing of the proofs on behaif
of both claims had been gone through, postponed their
decision upon them natitthe next-day of assembling.
At half-past twoo'clock Lord Iltattownv left the.
Chair, and vial' succeeded by his li..)yal Highness the
Duke of Yore ; but no Other-businest of importance
was afterwards proceeded in, and the Court was
almost immediately adjourned by Proclamation.

SPECIAL COMM. CSLON AT GLASGOW.

MONDAY. ItILT 10.
'the Court again met this m9rnieg to arraign Wm.
Campbell and Geopre Allan, against whom true bills
were found:by thetirand•Jui y on tl:e27th June last,
for High. Treason, The,indictment was read- by Mr.
KNAPP, to which both litisoners pleaded Not Guilty.
They were informed by the LORD Paesiniter that
the Court would re.unie their sittings on the 20th of
`this month, but whether their trials would.come on
on the first or second day he could not inform them.
They were then removed from the Bar. '
John May. Alexander GyagrmAiid Afattketo Bogle
"(a man of colour), were then brought up, liktwise
accused of High Treason.
In the arraignment of Graham an objection ads
started, that one of the Juryinen was incorrectly
named, but upon Couivellor Hut.Loce stating that
he was impowered to correct the mistake by se. ring
the prisoner with a fresh copy of the indictment, the
objection was abandoned by the prisoner's Counsel.
The LORD PRESIDENT, addressing the prisoner,
Graham, informed him that, from what had eassed,
he understood that he was gninglo plead Guilty.—
This his Lordship advi•ed him not to do hurriedly.
If he put in a plea of Guilty it was.irrevoeable ; the-
PJea of Not. Guilty Might_ afterwarils be Withdraw&
His Lordship, theeefore, strongly recommended him
-to do as the other prisoner; had done, and to plead
Not Guilty, which the prisoner did, as well as the
other'two.--They are to be trie:l On the 20th inst.
This finished the arraignment of the State prisoners
at GlasgOw• .• • —.—. -
Thursday. the ugh
.Coastable of Cork:With a •
party consiitieg of a corporal and five.privatss, who'
went to execute a warrant, was attacked by a con-
course of people, amounting to between IX and 200'
inen, who assailed them with stones. The soldieil
were obliged to tire in their own• defence, when se-
veral of the people were wounded, ..sine of whom is
since dead. . . .
Dana.-,Monday se'nuiglitu meeting took plambes Sad awe
Mount Desert. Cork, between Its Braes, Easy and T. °Tos-
ses, Esq, wl-.en, after an exchange of ilrats, the, affair wasznade
up, without bloodshed, and the parties shook binds. A ,poor
man, however, at a considerable distance font *Pie -scene of
action, was severely wounded in the arm; and a fist Us been
issued agairist the duellists to abide the issue of an acticiaintended
to be brought for the Injury sustained. . . .
Hays's R K ET Tm earar,—The Comedy of theßeliee
Stratagem was admirably performed last night.-C.
KsHaLas Dorieourt was in his usual style hf excel-
lence; and TERRY, JoNss, Yopßoca, Mrs. Mattrollr,
and Mrs. Gispa,,were all remarkably happy in their
respective parts.—The House was well. attended.
ENGLISH Oemta.—The Blind Boy was last night
performed to . a very numerous alit rocisfelegami
, Houte with; universal "Ida. Miss KRI.Li Was,.as
usual, the4iightof the audience ; and the' perform.
=lce, on the whok, was as happy and 011!1666:26 26 any .
ihing the Poiblie have ;or years viitthiplg Illitia' ,or
any -other Thentre.
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