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London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

PIASTERS U. ARTS.

descry. Green aid Nicholas, Ktng's College.
• Messrs. Whitcombe, Cooper, Guthrie, ToWnley, Hiltlyar,!,
Hopkins Butler, Buxton, Daintry, Gambier, Andrews,
Ilroltleb; '
ek, Mittman, Rice, Rose, Harden, Nantes, Starr
II ipe, Brand, Heathc'ee, and Wrightsdn, Malty College. *
Messrs. Hughes, Kemp, Roberts, Fiott, Austin, Ramsden,
Rtuld, nobler, Jones, Dent, Foster, Ripley, Brown, Hurst,
Jenyns, Utterson, Martin, Douce, "flmy, Satirise, Yorke, Pen-
ryhn, Schreiber, -Waddington, rimstone, Fardell, Luxmorc,
Muggers., Doane, and Olditeld, St. John's College.
Messrs. Francis, Rust, Pattimon, and Methold, Caius Coll.
3loses. Bell,•Davys Wilkinson,' Beauchamp-Proctor, Wells,
and Wyatt, Christ's &dirge.
Messrs. Wssterneld, Cantis, Gery, Oakes, Canekie, Ruses,
Burkotighes, and Chester,. Emmanuel College.
Messrs- Brerettin Davidson Outlet, Barham,
Burn, and Yate, Green's College.
Messrs. Chevalier, Harvey, Jee, Wharton, Gibson, Sim, and
Blunt, Pembroke all.
Messrs. Every, Kirby, Upwood, Paroiulen, and Protheroe,
Clare HAIL
Messrs. Clifton and Whinfield, St. Peter's College.
Messrs. Cortie and Bateman, Catherine Hall.
Messrs. Cotton and Williams, Jesus College.
Messrs. Temple and Wade, Sidney College.
Messrs. Hatchard, Kendall, Vale, and Steele, Magdalen Coll.
Mr. Bond, Bene't College.
Mr. Dawes, Downing College.
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OXFORD, JULY 8.
Monday, Mr. Henry Arthur Woodgate, and Mr. W
TI iota Scholars of St. John's College, Uratun
were admitted
Fellows of that Society.
Thursday, Charles -Pilkingtan was admitted Scholar of -New
College.

Teiterday tke following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees :

MAST= or ABM
The Rev. William Williams, all SOule College.
ii/CHELOI4 OF DBMS.

John Wallis Exeter College.
Joseph aiding and Henry Ayling, Magdalen Hall.
E.CCLESIASTICAL PIIO3iOTIONS.
' The Dean and Chapter of Christ Church, Canterbury, have
presented the Rev. William Bennett, A.M. one of the Minor
Canons of that Cathedral, and late Vicar of SLOW, Ozney, to
the Vicarage of Littlebourne, Kent.
The Rev. G. Hunt, is presented to the Rectory of Boughton,
Norfolk.
The Rev. J. F. Roberts. Second Master of Felstead School ,
Esset, hos been elected to the Mastership of Walthanistew
School

The new. Georze Loos. B.A. to the Rectory of alleekby,
Norfolk.

BIRTHS.
In Waterford, the Lady of Lieutenant Allen, ILM. eta
daughter.
la North Great George-street, Dublin, tie Lady of the Hon.
A. Ilely Hutchinson, of a son.
June sB, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Sr James Montgomery,
Bart. M.P. of a daughter.
Wednesday, at Merry HM, Herts. the Lady of Captain.
Climbers White, 13. N. of a son.
'WIC £4, at Perth, Mrs. Caw, wife of Thomas Caw, Esq. Col-
leens of the Customs, of a son.
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June 22, at Carers 'Manse, Mrs. Strachan. of a an.
Jane 26, tke wife of Robert Tiilety,a journeyman weaver in
Aberdeen, of two nun and a daughter. who, with the 'bother,
are all doing well!

11A11 RISE!.
At flail. the Rev. Charles. Turner. to Mari, fifth daughter
of Mr. Banks of that city.
The Bar John. Plotters, of Jesus College, Cambridge. to Miss
Lucas. of Upper Guiltiford-street, Russel-square. '
Tuesday se nnight, at Reading, the Rev. Jubn Kershaw. M.A.
of Ablution, to Wayland, of the former place.
Wednesday, at Exeter, tic Rev. Thomas Cleave. of Tomes,
to Erances Gke, eittest daughter of tbe late john Edye, Esq. of
Pinney House, Lyrori.:'"
At Pahley, on the Tfth ult. the Rev. William Symington, 1
Straaraer, le Agnes, claw daughter of Robert Spiers. Esq of
Tburvdqy se'nnigbt, at Piddlekinton. C. J. Axford. Esq. of
W.:piton-Bassett, surgeen, to Catherine Iles, eldest daughter of
tie late Rev. Humphrey Evans, hector of GLanwilles-Woothan,
Dorttsshire.
Tuesday, at Derby, Vice-Admiral Sir IL. Keath, G. C.B. of
- Durrant-liouse, Devon, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late
Francis Hurt, Esq of Alderavaaley, , Derbyshire.

SURREY.. •
TIIE MUCH-ADMIRED RESIDENCE,
SHEUWL)O4) LODGE,
ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES.

With excellent attached and detached Offices, Gardens, Plea-
sore-Grounds, Hermitage, &c.
Within four miles of Hyde-Park-corner.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Gartworay's Coffee-house, Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on
Tneasear next, July 13, 1820, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE ELEGANT AND MUCH- ADMIRED
VILLA RESIDENCE.
• • SIIERWOOD LODGE,
F.rected, planned, and finished in an unique style of elegance' nd
taste; and adapted far the accommbdatlun of a Family of the
first Distinction; containing noble suites of spacious Apartments,
finished in a truly clastical style, consisting of an Bating-parlour,
Orangerie and Conservatory, in compartments ; with an Aviary
and Fountain; Tent and Billiard-rooM, an Octagon Library,
communicating with a Saloon, fitted up in the gothic style, and
richly-painted Glass;
A magnificent' lofty GALLERY for STATUES, ,
75 feet long by 25 feet Wide,
Forming, altogether, a suite of the completest and most elegant
Apartments in any Residence in the eyelet:true( the Metropolis,
with a comfortable range of Domestic Offices ; an excellent prin-
cipal Staircase, ornamented by an antique painted Window,leading
to the first floor, on which there is a vestibule: • a Drawing-room
29 feet long, ornamented by pillars in inittatios; of the Verd An-
tique, and a Balcony looking to the River • six principal Bed-
chambers, Boudoir, Dressing-rooms, Honseinaid's-doset, Water
and Store-closets, and Servants' Apartments, a secondary Stair-
case, and good cellars in the Basement ; detached, a Hot and Cold
Bath, with Dressing-room, Dairy, Coach-house with Standing
for two carriages, Stable for four horses, Loft and Rooms
ova; Piggery, Poultry-houses, &c..
The Residence is encompassed by a delightful Lawn, to which
there is a oonvenient approach front the Thames • Pleasure-
Grounds, and One diirivisig Shrubberies, intersected with walks
and carriage-drive, eenensented by fine-grown timber, Hermit-
age, Ice-house, Pheasapery, &e.. a productive Kitchen-garden,
abundantly stocked with dtoice Fruit-en" and well cropped;
Ponds of Water. The whole containing about Sill ACRE&
The Land-Tax redeemed.
Tel be viewed by 'Meta only. Particulars may be had
the Premises; at the Red Llow, Putney; Clink and Talbot,l
Richmond; Castle; Sak-H111; at Garraway's • and of Mr.
Robins, Warvrick-street, Goidimequare, of whom Tickets for
viewing may be had.

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. HAMPSHIRE. - •
COMMODIOUS ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, WITH
OFFICES, Ste. PLEASURE GROUNDS, GARDEN,
and FISH=PONDS STORED with FISH.
A Compact COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with OFFICES,
-ate.
and nearly ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRES of
MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND,
with a STREAM of WATER, and extensive COMMON
RIGHTS. By Mr. ROBINS. •
At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, C,ortahM. on
Tevasnax nett, July 14, 1890, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four
Lots, _
Lot 1.
CB.. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
eat prising& commodious eligible RESIDENCE
in excellent repair, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentle-
man's Family, pleasantly situate in the rural Village of EVERS-
LET, near HARTFORD BRIDGE, in the County of
HANTS, with excellent Oakes Coach-house Stables, Farm.
buildings, good Garden, delightful Pleasure Grounds, and up-
wards of SEVENTY-TWO ACRES of Meadow, Pasture,
Arable, and Wood Land, all la a ring Fence • the situation dry
and healthy, and in a genteel neighbourhood, a fine Sporting
Country, and in the vicinity of several Packs of Hounds.—
Early possession may be had. -

Lot 2. A- FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE,
comprishig a Cottage Farm-House, with Gild= and Home-
stead, and two Labourers' Tenements, situate in the Village of
Everaley, and upwards of SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES of
Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Laod, let to a respectable
Tenant, who will ;ire persecutes if required, situate In the Vil-
lage of Everaley, on the road to Rqding and Wokingbarn,
tetvected by a fine Stream of Water, stored with Fish.
Lot 3. A COMPACT FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE, idtreate bear Lot a, adapted for the accommodation
of a genteid Family, with excellent Cam, Coach.lionse, Stable,
Gardenand Meadow Land, containing upwards*/ Four Acree,
in the occupation of Captain Broughton, till Michaelmas, 11129-
Lot 4: 'A FRREPOLD. ENCLOSURE ARABLE.
LAND. called DUTTERIDGES, situate near Lot 1, contain-
ing nearly FIVE ACRES, in hand.
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To be viewed by applying to Mr. Alexander, Gardener, at
Lot One, where Particulars may be had; at the White Lion,
Hartford Bridge; Crown and Bear Inns, Reading; Red Lion,
13sgshot ; Bosh, •Farnham and Stases ; White Hart. Windier;
Castle, Salt-Hill; King's Arms, Declaiming; of Joseph Ward.
Esq. flolieitot, Bedford-square ; Garraway's ; and of Mr. Ra-
bb* Warwick-street, Golden*quare, where a Plan nsay he apen,
and Tickets forseleirring had.

DIED.
Jane 17, at Limeicans, the Re& William }faddist, }Baiter
c the Goapel there.
June t 3, at -C,rosunichael Manse, the Rev. John lohnsame,
in the 64th year of his age, and 37th of his Ministry.
Lately, in his 67th year, the Rev. Di. Lyuer, 30 yews Rec-
tor of Cloniniest, cnunty of Cork,
Lately. in Pullen's-row, Islington, the Rev. L Kirkman..
A few days since, aged 89, the Rev. Robert Malyn, Rector I
of Kirton and TheAlians, Suffolk, and the olden freeman of
the Corporation of Eye ; he was present at the death of Gene-
ral Wolfe,- at Quebec ; the taking of Louisburg, in 175.8, and
of Ruelp!ch, in 1759, being Chaplain .= board the Prince Fre-
slerick. The Rectory of Kirton is Ia the gift of the Crown,
and Th•ornham in the gift of the Rev. C. Tyrrell.
At Glmow, Cohn, fourth son of the late Rev. Jobn Gilles-
pie klinistes of Arrociar.
&kudzu si'maight, Mr. William Goodin, a local preacher in MILMLP.SEX. •
the Methodist coanexiun is Tusk: he was drowned whilst Eligible LAND for BUILDING, admirably adapted for the
bathing in the river Ouse' near that City. . Erection of a VILLA RESIDENCE, upwards of Trs wEy
In Dublin, aged 74, Mei. Catherine Dobbin, wife of the EIGHT ACRES, richly ornamented with Tlblßridti
flew Dr. Dobbin, Rector. of- St. Mary's, and Vicar of Pineal. within biz Mile* of Hyde Park corner .
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June 21, at his father's house, Edinburgh, Captain Menzies . By Mr. ROBINS,
Fullarton, late of the Royal Scots. At Garraway's, on Tnuaanar, July 27, at Twelve, la One Lot,
Wednesday, at 3lidal.nant, Elizabeth, wife at Lupton Top-
ham, Esq. Clelk of the Peace tin the North Riding of Yorkshire. A C APITAL FREEHOLD and small part COPY-
June 21, aged 56, Ann wife of the rim John Langton LE. HOLD ESTATE. delightfully situate is the Pad* nr,
teeth, M.A. Vicar of Ashhans, Westmoreland, and of Brkg. Bolin, six miles west of Oxford-street, and pearly this ismaudia-
Lan, in Cumberland. tance from Hyde Park-corner, containing upwards of Terrap
June 28, at Caller, in Ireland, the Rev. J: Keating, ared 196. eight Acres of capital Meadow Land, partly atekked by a Ws/
June 23, whilst bathing near Waterloo-bridge, Jas. Peowiek and Park Paling, admirably adapted for the etisaion of a Villa
KW-.,p, Hoy son of the late Jos. Kirkup, Esq. of Harpur.. Residence, commanding beautiful Views over the Surrey Hills;
street.-31T. Kirleup, not knowing how to swim, carried a rope to a considerable egtent. richly -ornamented with fine grown
in the boa with him, one end of which he tied round his body, Timber Trees. Piantatinaa. Evergreens, and limb, %Trained
att.l de- ised the boatman to. Laski the other fut. He then with the greatest taste and judgment, formed at a eery great ex-
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plunged iiito the Riser, but the ka t alined and Mr. Kirks, Pence; and in the highest state of hszuriance ; good Kitchen Gar-.
dis apy:ea.TtaL
dens walled; the Land abounds with fine Brick Earth, and plenty
•yu.ly, at West stoke. aged 64 Mr. Mark Cobden, game_ of good Water. The Purchaser may tape all or any parted tie
keeper to :he Duke tl Ilielimoad,ln whose family he had spent Timber at a valuation, and bamediath Possession may ha had.
the wliole of his life, and by wham he was -much respected. To be viewed by'pplying to Jelin Lack, it Wag, of stoat
lie was at one time esteemed, In the cricketers' phrase, to have Particulars may be had: at the King's Arms and Be l 4 Kakis;
the longest arm in England. In 17112 be was matched to throw
.; the Packhorse, Tornbam-green ; Pigeons, Breutford; Isamu
ASi az. ball la Go( domed PAOLin front of the mansion. with Richmond ; Mesas. Pladgate and Neeld, Solicitors, Ifories.akieft,
the late Earl of Winchekta, whom he beat by three yards, Strand ; of Messrs. Wyatt, Son, and Mum, New' nn ; at ear-
pkthips the hall (his brat throw). ea perfectly level ground, rawly', • and of Mr. kohl*, Warwick-street, Gbldon-egtaite.
119 yards. Lordship had never before beta beaten. 'where, and: at New Inn, Plans of the Page may be Mk

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE AND OXFORDSHIRE. s'
VALUABLE MANOR FARMS, TITHES, Ste.
°By Mr. HOOGART„
At the Mart, on Farmer July 0, at Twelve, under a Corm'
misslua of Bankrupt,
AN absolute ESTATE ia part, and the LIFE-
ESTATE and INTEREST of sheGentieman (eked 51)
against whom the Commission is issued in other part -of the
'manor of ToMersey, In Buckinghamshire, co-extensive with the
parish, (whith contains nearly 1.800 acres,) with the quit-rents
aad immunitins, aad divers farm-houses and excellent inclosed
lands and open bud lands within the manor. coutaining together
742 acres,at present let to good tenants.at annual rents amount-
ing in the whole m £957. but capable of. very great improve-
ment and advent*, particularly in,ease of an anclosure. and now
modegilielY =7l at Alts yearly value of upwards d
• £lo* T 4,1 Slim& only. bout one mile from Theme
(an important Markertown), about eight miles from Aylesbury;
and 12 from Oxford. Also she fee simple and inheritance of
the Great or Rectorial 'Nun of the entirety of the said lands,
which tithes are let with the lands and included in the above
lontal, and also in the vahiation. Two of the Farms, U. the
=arm,' containing about SI acres, and the Penn Farm,
about 109 acres, ire held by Mr. William Orpwood,
ender a lease of which 10 years are unetpired, at the annual
mat of £220, payable quarterly. This Estate issituate in a fine
open country, forming' part of the Vale of Aylesbury. adjoins
the estates. and lies near to Tharne-park, the beautiful seat of
Miss Wykham and is bounded on two sides by the estates
Philip Thomas Wykham. Esq. from whose at (tythoepe!
house) part of this property it distant only about a quarter of a
mile. Within the Manor are several pieces of Comtism Latql;
including the village • green, which is capacious and of great
vatic, owing to Its contiguity to the dwellieg-heases and its ex-.
cellent quality. .Many of the paddocks and small inclosures lisp
interspersed amongst the freehold properties of other persona In
the village, and are objects of aeconunodatioa: these will be.,
divided into small lots, and will be sold for an absolute estate,
the nature of which will be explained in the printed Particulars,
or Conditions of Sala.
. Difordshire--Also the Life-Estate of the said Bankrupt of
media 24e acres two roods and 14 perches, or thereabout; of
Froshold Land, notate at *Radford and Gageinwell, in . the
pi* of Enstone, in the county of Oxford, in the occupation
(irldi a trilling exception) of Mr. Bernard 'Collingridge and
UM by /de^ together with other property there, of whiell the
•was ;abed In fee-simple, and which will also soon be
la tenant from year to year.
• • 'Printed Pardielata will be published soot, and may be bad
at the Cretin Iteo, In Mantel the Red LketcHigh Wycombe;
the Georp.lne, Aylesbdry; the Mitre, Oxford; the Auction
Mart, Lonylen; at thenflities of • Messrs. Monter lend Son.
thori4 noni;,etliesire. mad, &Writer% Iled.
dingtos; of ?demote. Blinington int Wilson, Solicitora„ is Sbef-
geld; of Mx. Hobert. Broad-street, London; of Messrs. Ma-
graye and Waiter, Solicitors, Spoon/Pa ;no.; and Mr. Bernard
Wake, Sheffield, Sediritnr to the A.siiznees. •

Dr Mr. WAKEFIELD,
At Garraway's, on MONDAY. July 51, at Twelve o'Clock, by
Order of the Executors of the late Mr. Wm. Ketther,
ItATSBRO', in Essex, consisting of a superior
Farm House, chiefly brick-ID/silt, in the midst of Two
Hundred Acres of excellent Land, in the highest state of culti-
vation. This property is situated on the high road from Harts-
horn to Southminner, In a dry, healthy situation, and has heat
long the admi. .tion of mangers. Owing to the death of tke
late'Propriet.r, it must be brought to sale, and affords a singular
opportunity for a person of moderate property, uniting a good
residence and safe investment.
Particulars may be bad of C C. Parker, Esq. Solicitor,
Chelmsford; at the King's Head, Malden; of Me. Dave;
Hayrtlus, Burnham; Mr. Thomas Barnes, Althoene; at Car-
raway's ; and at Mr- Wakefield's, Pall-Mall, Loudon.

. TO CAPITALISTS.
By. Mr. WAKEFIELD, •
At Ganlawny** Cogeo-bouse, 'Cliange-aries, on Masson:, taw
• Slat July, at Twelve o'clock, •
A MOST Eligible ESTATE for INVESTMENT,
4-1- near ROSS, in'HEREFORDSHIB.B., viz. the Ma=
or rqpited Mawr of Upton' Conn, together with the several
Farms of Upton Court, Whittock's End, Bullock's End, and
Gatcomb, being Land of the first-rate quality, lying contiguous.
arid let to most responsible Tenants for upwards of £l,lOO a yes::
The whole forming a Property most desirable for Trustees, or
persons desirous of making a good investment in Laud.
For Particulars apply to Mr. Cooke, Solicitor, Ross ; Mr.
WakeSeld, Land Surveyor,. No. ; Messrs. linter
and Selby, SoScitors, Surrey-street, Strand; or at Ganaway'a.

1 W. BOERHAAVE's RED PILL,. Na 2, (sealed
orlds red wax), famous for the core of every stage ant
sympton of a certain oompla:mt. IC is o melancholy fact, . tin:
thousands fall victims to this horrid slistaso, owing to the unskil-
fulness of illiterate men, who; by so improper treatment rf this
direful caiamity, not unfrequently cause those foul ulceratEus
mud blotches which so often appear ea the head, face, and bad'',
with dimueis in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, strictures,
obstinateglaets, nodes on the shin banes. ulcerated sore throsL,
diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the bead and limbs (frequent 4
mistaken for other disorders) till at length a general debility an!
decay of the constitution ensues; and a melancholy death puts
Snead to suffering ouirtility.
With each box is given a copious bill of directions, by win;
persons are enabled spec:ay to care themselves with safety .. ,l
secrecy, without confinement or hindrance of business. :';
amazing sale, for many years. is a certain criterion of its gre.c
atility.—Price oily 4s. 6d. per box.
IBeware of Counterfeits.—The genuine Doerhaave's Red l'ills,
No. 1,, or No. 2, are sold by Mt.& Leigh, No.lB, Strand ; Raeol
and C 0,150, Oxford-street, opposite New Bond-street; Ward,
Holborn ; and. Stredling, Royal-Esshange..,
this madicine is a highly useful reniellyin chronic rimintiatiort
glandakysolistructioos and scurvy eruptions ; in short, irhasscc,
c--rated when salivatiosiand Gammons have failed.

Lo YUON ; Printwit puhlObad by Law. KID;
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