... ;SALES 9Y AUCTION. ICom amll Graiing Farm, 'Ken t-Capital F reehold Natate and Farm, 'near Rhsagi e Iinh Isle of Tlhanaet.-By 1406m. GART'and PfuctionMart, o Frtha next., at 12, in i'o, uto at nFia 'A.Vey vlubleFREHOD ESTATE, Land- AL ta'x revd'-e'emed, an eal tith-ree ; consisting of Seven .96are'Farm, well knowna oeothmost productive estittes iii the xotnty, situate in the paris ofMinister, ...

... SALES BY AUCTION. 7Plate, Wine, Bed and Table Linen, Glass, China, Piano Porte, a brilliant Diamond Ring, and ?? Mr. STFW- ART, at his GOekt. Room, 194. lPiccadjlly, 'I Q->O.ltiO% W -and following'day, at one precisely, H1HE genuine WINES of a Gentleman, comnprising et.60 dozen Port, 40 do'en Sherry, 15 dozet Bladeira, 50 wdozen Claret, Service of Plate, in sponns, forks, &c. King s patern; ...

... BOOKS PUBLISHEDi itHIS DAY. Printed uniformlywith Park's Travels, in 4to. 36s. CAPTAIN RILEY'S NARRATIVE of his ?? SHIPWRECK and SUFFERINGS during Captivity in the Great. Desert; with ad Account of Trmbuctoo, and of tue itlerto unknown great City of Wassanah, -Printed for John Murray, Albdhfarl6-strect. SOME PHILOLOGICA& REMARKX con- cerniug BEAUTY. US DAVIDT7RENTICIt Printed for John Murray, ...

... 8-ILES BY AUCTION; I.eatqel~oldl lsNg.-. held noitier the L.ondtn H-otpitl-A-11t SHUT'FA.:~V'Tf-la~tl ~A~F~N 'at lseiirr ssnTesie- clay-. IMy -lo Pt rfa. in 1.,t4 sy or Cer of thle u (flh)5oiflCr nnd-r a ?? -sion of 'lsl,;Trsntrv *gzilnst NMr P Ok fr-se V E foJlosin TLF`A91FH0!,D EsTATES, T hell for a 1 no term n~i-l -t low veound relt.. vita A intryis'u- DUWPI' I lN j rqyql.t and I' ...

... SALES BY AUCTTONT. B( Alinerals.-By Messrs. ICING at their5 Great ROOM, 'NO, 38, K~ing-street, Covesss-garden, THIS a~nd Two following DaYs, Truh valiabe -nd lii'lilyi jntercstjjng' Collei~ionl A of MiNERALS, the pro'perty oaf 'Mr. Henry Hetilaid, d der of Mr. Heuland's Coiledli6n xa'ill be Sald June 3, 4, 5, ?? 14 12, 13. LOUD NELSON'S Lr;5JTERS A~ND P~APEIZS. q R. H. PHILLIPS 'has thle ...

... NORFOLK EtEC2JON, MAT t), 8187. M R. PRATT takes this method of informing the FREEHOLDERS of NORFOLK that he feels pr- fect conidence In a favourable result to ?? present Contest. His Priends vill, he trusts, hasten to the PoloIn order to efface, .= qulckly as possible, therapidly decreasng MaJority obtained y ats Opponent, at the opeingof the Yoll; and they may rest -ostred, that every ...

... . WANT PLACJS. A S- CtOOk.nd:hHOUSEKEEPE.R or COOk, A-w where :the I1ady is heir -own 1inusekeeper, a steady Middle-aged Woman; sh e` is perfeft'stress of her business, and- none need apply but where a ?? maid is keprti her re. ference is undenisable where she has .udst, left.-Letters. post pald,.to S. Ci at'Mr. Duggins, ?? street, Oxfdrd-road. A S COOK and -HOUSEKEEPBR' to a Single X ...

... SALES BY AUCTION.; !'rlntit, Portr~I'9a.&i-i Copoer-s'l)Iieq.-By Messrs. XING, at their_.Grcat ~koom, No. ~, King-street, Covent-garden, THIIS-DAY. at xz, 3 bad at the'Room. Alinerals'By Mesers: KING, at their Great Room, No.'33s, King-street;, Covent-Fiarden, on Wednesday~ next and Twoa A. r ulys valuable PntCandphighlya ?? rCofleUNG I at3 thfi MINERARo, the proert of Msr.et Cent, arenlauti. ...

... IVANTS A SITUATION, ,8 COOK in a regular Family, a middle-aged Woman, who perfectly understaiads her business. Direct :Paid) S. B . -No. 121, Charles-street, Westmninster. SALES~ BY AUCTION. -e, Wine, Bed and Toble Linen, (ilass, ciiina, Piano rorte, 1' Uiliant Diamond Ruig, 'and Carriage.-13y Mr. S TIDV ?? at his Great Room, 191, Piccadilly, TRI'IS DAY, att prccisely, 'HEI genuine 'VINTES of. ...

... ilatronage of the Rovaof the ,qji:te Orphan Dughter oftlojat' -Mr. GOSS. Conductor, \id 6reatorex, List of Per formners -Migs Stephens andi Mrs. 1,:ojhan; TMiis Thravis, Mit li amsVIH1176 and Airs. Salmon. 'I'1 Iartlenman, 13,ollarny, BodIle Btiipns, Clark, Dignumn, J~t'iiiort, Jas. Elliott, Evans, Gore RaWes, Chas. Kttyve't,, w1 Kiyvett, King, ILtete, N~ieki, \ Sale, sen., .Sie, jun >rai, ...

... WAINT PLACES. $ WEA T NURS, a Young Woman, 22 years I : ,e5-,age (her first child); can be well ?? dress A. Z. at Mr. I aking's, stationer, Curzoui-strect, Malay-fair. A S LIPPER NURSE, or tE Wait on a Lady, a i teady Young Woman, who can be wevll recomlmended frons tbe plac she ehas just left, where elie has lived these last two years. No objeclion to town or cousstry -Diredt E. L., at Mr. ...

... WANT PLACES. S LADY'SMAID, or LADY'S MAT A H OUSEsKEE P teady ?? YoUig W omUI anl flY connetent to elither capacity, -and can lhave a good ?? from her last place; has no objedton to travelling to any part of England, or of goingto ?? Indies.-Letters addressed, post pai$,to-a S. -S. 1t.3, Swallow-street, Conduit-street, will meet With doe attention. - - AkS ROUSE MAID,. in a ?? FamiY, a~ ?? ...