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A.EMMENNIII S'PORT'ING INTELLIGENCE. YORK SPRING MEETING; 1804. • '': '• 'MONDAY, MAY 29. Sweepstakes of togs. each, for horses, &c.—TwO (I I Subscribers.) Duke of Hamilton's b. c. Petromus, 4 yrs old, Ast. 1 Mr. Willien's bay horse, Cardinal Yor::, 5 vrs. old, 9st. Lori bay colt, Easton, 4 yrs old, Sst. 3 Lord Scarborough', br. colt, 3-yrs old, 6st. 1 ulb. 4 Lord Darlington's bay horse, Archduke, 5 yr*. old, 9sr. 5 Mr. Wentworth's bay c dt, Am!thysr, 3 yrs of 1,6 st. 10ib. ,6 Five to lour against Archduke-3 to 1 a;;alust Petrordus--4 3 against Cardinal.—A severe race, but woo tolerably easy at the last. The Sapling Stakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. for 3-yr olds, fillies early in= fist. 21b. The last mile and half. —(l9 Subscribers.) I.ord Fitzwilliam's chesnut, Kitten, by Beningborough I 'Sir T. Cascoigne's hay, Sheba's Queen - - Mr. Clifton's hay, by Stamford - - - 3 sto 2 K . :v . . the Stamford filly ; the same atst Shcba's Queen ; even betting one of the two won, and very higs odds tgst the winner. A ♦ery fine race. TUESDAY, MAY 3 0. Sweepstakes of !Mg,. for 3-yr old fillies, Bst. Sib. The lag mile and a half. Lord Fitzwilliarn's c. Kitten, by Benin7brough, out of Fanny I Sir G. Armytages baT Lottery, by Shuttle, dam by Iligbflyer 2 Mr kilewett's bay by Sir Peter Teazle, out of Miss Eliza Bull 3 Two to 1 on Kitten. Sweepstakes of 90gs. each, for S-yr olds, colts Sst. 21b. fillies Sst. The last mile and three quarter..—(ls Subscribers.) Puke of Hamilton's b. c. Ashton, by Walnut, or Serpent. ord Fitxwilliain's b. c. Whitenose, by Don Quixote Lord Darlington's gr. e. by Delpini, dam by Traveller 3 Lord Nlonso.i's b. c. Risk, by Stamford, out of Jeruitna 1 Five to four on the Field.—Even betting betwixt Ashton and Whitenose. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CIIAICLRY, JUNE i. This was a motion made by Mr.A'.r.xeNnr a, on the part of the guardians of a boy, who is on this foundation of the Charter tichool, to remove him frur under the protectit,n of his mother. It appeared that the father, by his last will, appointed the present applicants sole guardians of his son. The mother since the death of the testator, had again entered into the matrimonial state, which offended the guardians, and instead of allowing the boy to spend the present holidays allowed by the establishment with her, they tool. him home to one of their own lionses, from whence the mother had seduced hint, and refused to deliver Min u to his guardians. Mr. R I cun an% Counsel for the mother, sail, that she did not wish to interfere with the guardianship of her son. Having gone to s-e him on his return from school, the powerful influence of nature and affection induced her to grant the boy's request, to spend the holiday; with her rut that as soon as they were ex pired, he should punctually tcturn to school. The Learned Gentleman contended that the second coverture of the mother, was not a sufficient ground for depriving her o: the opportunity if evincing her paternal affection. . . . . Mr. ALEXANDER replied, that if the boy remained with his guardian, he might have been improving his education. The LOR-D CIIANCELLOR—" When do the holidays expire?" Mr. Riemaitos—" In ten days, my Lord." The Loan CHANCELLOR—" Then, I ant of epiniost, that it would be improper for me to interfere; for the chili could not be better or more safely situated for such a short period of time, than under the eye of her who gave him birth. As to the argu ment, that he might haveheen improving his education if he had been with his guardians—l hold it, that vacations were intended for the relaxation of the youthful mind, not foe the exaction of the usual daily task ; under which consideration, I dismiss tLis motion, with costs.* The names of the parties were not mentioned. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, TUNE 1. WOOLLEN CLOTH. The following case is interestgng to those who have within these few months been charged such enormous prices for their wbollen garments ; since it spews the difference between the sum charged per yard to the wearer of superfine Cloth, and the' real state of the market with respect to that article a few montliS ago. MASON v. RiDDIFORD AND ANOTMet. Mr. PARK stated that the plaintiff was a respectable woorten &aver in Holborn. The defendant!, Messrs. Riddiford and Hughes, eminent wholesale woollen-draperi in Basinghall-street. The plaintiff, on the 17th of December last, having occasion for V2AriOUS sorts of cloths, went, for the purpose of purchasing them, to the defendant's warehouse, and bought various pieces, and, among the rest, ten pieces of blue superfine woollen cloth, at Cs. per yard, of which a bill of parcels was made nut ; and re ceived, as a pattern of the bulk, 13 yards, for whieh he paid £l9 ; the rest was to be delivered on the 31st of that Month; on which he was to acceptabill for theamount, payable in four months. Hesent a friend of his, Mr. Lindsey, to call for these ten pieces of cloth ; aria then Mr. Hughes said that this cloth had not come from the manu factor/ in the country; that they Were going to send t 0 the country, and that they would rend it as soon as it came from thence ; thas he expected the goods in a few days ; that the manufacturer hue behaved in a very unhandsome manner in not sending to them the goods ; but that he believed they had omitted to send them because of the advance of price. Mr. Lindsey told Mr. Hughes that this was nothing to Mr. Mason, for that he must insist on the delivery of the goods according to the contract, and that he must bring an action for enforcing the contract, if it was not com plied with ; and Mr. Hughes said, if Mr. Mason brought an action against them, they must bring an action against the manufacturer. Another application was made for these cloths on the '2Bth of Ja nuary ; and Mr. Hughes said, that he would have nothing to say to thg subject, observing that Mr. Mason had behaved unhand somely to him, and that be might proceed in his action. The Contract being proved by the bill of parcels, It then appeared by the evidence of Mr. Daniel Price, a consi derable woollen-draper in Cornhill, that the price of woollen cloth of this quality, which although called superfine was not of the very Lest kind, advanced from the middle of December, when it was zt-'2,1 P. to the beginning of February, to about 30 or 32t. a y.ud;—by the evidence of Mr. Butler, of Basinghall-street, from '2ls. to about sus. a yard;—by the evidence of Mr. Grimes, of Ludgate-hill, the advance %/as only from about 215. to gas. Per !*ardonaking the advance from the middle of December to the be ginning of eebruary, in superfine woollen cloth, only 7s. per yard ! The defence was, that the sale in this case was only conditional ; that they offered to the Plaintiff these cloths afterwards, and he would not make up his mind until they were sold to another. But this was not made oat to the satisfaction of his Lordship and the Jury, who found a •erdict far the Plaintiff, damages 120 l being tk the rate of Ts. a yard, for the advance in the price of cloth from the middle of becember to the beginning of February last, the quantity of cloth being 360 yards, each piece running 36 yards ; and yet, if we mistake net, =my persons were charged tive;and some tiz potuids, far a coat of superfine cloth, under the idea of its being upwards of two guiaeas per yard! kisY v. KIiRNOTs Thii was an action to recover six guineas, the pricy of an Metro - lova to suppurt the head of a deceased child. The Defendant wu a diuggiA, who had the misfortune to have'a female child, the muscles of who , e neck semis unable to support the head, and the Plaintiff had made the tuacitine in question for that perpose. The Defendant had offered ti. 3s. which was rejected asnot being a s ufficient compensativa. Mr. Sheldt a k e' and several oth e r per sons w h o se business it was to remed y the deformities of the hu foal person, Stated, that they would not have ".one any thing snider a sutu cunsideiably larger than the Plaintiff had charged, and Ane in particular said he would not attempt any thing under ten fluilli ls * Lord ELLEN/It:mm;(1w told the Jury every man was entitled to a•fair retnnneratiou for his labour, but he hoped they would dis ntenance that mode d capricious charge by which th ese per . calu cons would extort front the nectssitics of the afflicted, and which reatedizbeTuald tie reach of the ) , eu: - . Verdict sar r:t tine neces y r *lst Plaittili of Q. 415. ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMIcAL PROMOTIONS. Oxroa a, Juwe 3 The folloWing Gentlemen were ordained on Sunday last, at Christ Church :—DracoN s. Robinson Lisdale. M. A. scholar of Corpus Christi. George Harris, B. A. Edward 'Thomas, B. A. and Robert Mor . rice, B. A. scholars of Jesus. M'illiaru Cleaver, B. A. student of Christ Church. John Davies, B. A. scholar of Jest: and curate of Marsh- Baldoa. Charles Cluchestt r, Fellow of Exeter. Filwarl Thomas Stanley Hornley, M A. Fellow of All Souls. Edward Henry Owen, B.A. Fellow of All Souls. John Robertson, B.A. Fellow of St. John's. Daniel George Starry, S.C.L. Fellow of Neve College. Benj. Lewis, B.A. Jesus, and Curate of Great Rollwright. Wm. Bailey Whit;thead, B.A. Scholar of Worcester. James Blensowe, D.A. Trinity and Curate of Brought T. H. YoNi, B.A. University and Curate of St. Peter-le-Bailey. ritIESTS. Thomas Pemiant, M.A: Fellow of All Souls. Thontas Howes, B.A. Detny of Magdalen. lames Barnard Davies; B.A. scholar of Jesus James Blatch, M.A. probationary fellow of Magdalen. Thomas Davi.9, M.A. Fellow of Merton. William Woolston. B.A. Curate of Boddicot. Thomas Hugh Clough, M.A. Scholar of Jesus. William lianbury. M.A. Christ Church, and Rector of St tbbc's. Andrew Dusarel Morrice, M.A. Student of Christ Church. Charles Lloyd, M.A. Student of Christ Church. Spencer Rodney, B.A. Fellow of All Sours. Thomas Owen, B.A. Chaplain of Christ Church. Wm. Woollams Holland, M.A. Chaplain of New College. Edmund Goodenough, M.A. Student of Christ Church. Tuesday last, William Gill Paxton, Esq. gentleman commoner of Merton College, presented by the Rev. Peter Vaughan, 13.1). and fellow of the same College, was admitted to tke honorary degree of Master of Arts. Yesterday the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees Rev. Thos. Wyndham, of Wadham, Doctor in Civil Law. Mr. George Wm. Daubeny, of Oriel, Bachelor in Civil Law. Mr. Henry Jen:-.ins, of Magdalen; Rev. Ckarles North, of Tri. nity, Masters of Arts. Mr. Allan Stewart lain:, of Tririty, Bachelor of Arts. On Monday the Rev. P. Serle was elected fellow, Mr. W. Drury scholar, and Mr. Hildyard exhibitioner, of Trinity college. The Rev. John Natt. L. 1). fellow of St. Johns college, in this university, to the vicarage of St. diles's, in the suburbs of the city of Oxford, vacant by the cesNion et' the Rev. E. D. Free, D. D. . _ _ _ . Rev. Wi!ham Millbury, M. A. of Christ Church, to the ree !t;iry of `;t. Llibe's in this city, vacant by the decease of :he Rev. Heury Rickards, 1). 1). rector of Exeter college, and vice-chancel ! for of this univer, it y Rev. Robert Walpole, M. A. to the rectory of the two Medic ties of Irteringhani, with Mannington annexed, in the county of Norfolk. P.m John Cartwright, to the rectory Great Whelnetharn, Suffolk. Rev. Robert Gees, M. A. fellow of Queen's college, Cam bridge, to the rectory of Scagrave, Leicestershire, vacant by the death of the Re'f. R. A. Ingram. Rev. G. I). Kept, M. A. vicar of St. Martin's, Lincoln, to the vicarage of Scoth&ne, vacant by the death of the Rev. W. Du rance. Rev. !oh n Foster, of Full, to the perpetual curacy of Drypaol. Rt v. Robert Hodgson has been appointed one ut his Majesty's chaplains. Rev. W. Wondal, to the rectory of Waltkm on the Welds, Leicestershire, void by the-cm/on of the beau ut Bristol, togethef with the rectory of branston. NORWICH, luxe 2.—At a general ordination holden is the el:. thedral church of this city, on Sunday lair, by the Lord bishop of this diocese, the fullowil:g gentlemen Isere ordained:— DrACONS. Launcelot Robt. Brown, B. A. St. John's College, Cambridge. Chas. Edw. Finch, M.A. fellow of Bene't coll Camb. Wm. Gordon, B.A. Christ coll. Cranh. John Greenwood, B.A. St. Peter'. coll. Carob. James Grahame, A. M. Glasgow. Matthew Holworthy. B.A. Cain% coll. Camh. John Garton Huss ard, B.A. Queen's colL Camb. James Harrison, B.A. Catherine hall, Carob. Stephen Jack4on, B. A. Caius coll. Camb. John Montagu, B. A. Trinity coll. Camb. Hervey Walter, A. M. kltow of St. John's coll. Comb. PRIES - I 5. John Bishopp, A.B. St. Peter's coll. Comb. Charles Fisher. B.A Sr. John's coll. Carob. Wm. Gibbs, I:.A. Jesus call. Climb. James Ivi_try Holmes, M.A. Trinity coll. Carat. J. D. Hustler,.M.A. fellow of Trinity cull. Camb. Wm. White Ifencliman, B.A. Pembroke coll. Camb. Edw. Nlissenden Love, B.A. Coins coll. Camb. Rphert Moore, B.A. St. John's coll. Candi. John Nclson; B.A. Trinity hall, Camb. Joseph Smith, B.A. Emmanuel coll. Camb. John Turner, late of Peterhause coil Camb. Benjamin W:iuew•rig:a, B.A. Sidney Sussex coll. Camb. Robert Watpoi., NI.A, Trinity coll. Camb. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE I.o' limb: a. CA A COL Moliday, NEVCASTLF. COAL. May 2:). Adair's Mai:t Barrier Bcntois Lon INDON, $, SOLDI an Wedmiti. May 21. 1 47 1 52 9 I 1 49 6 to Ben well Bryan-- 1 Coßingwood ....i. 1 Crofts 13 Itighto'n Moor 1 .t 4 Fielding Heaton Main Hebburn Whisk Kenton Main 1 East 'l'anffe ld Denton Murton 1 Percy Main 2 Pontop Sloimon's Pontop Windsor's Gateshead Seth Moor Tanfield Moor Team Charlotte North College Townley Uswortk Park Main Wall's kid 2 -- ~: 2 ... 1 Temple's Wars End Wortley Willington Wylam South Hebbiarn Bell and Co's. Walls-End g. Bewick's " I Cowpea Hartley •1 Stone Coal Cinders _ Welch ...... SUNDERLAND. , Bourn Moor —a. r Eden I..4ain I Hedswortis Primrose Peeritis —a. 1 , Wean Wall's End -r. Ship, ' .474 " ItVI-Gil. Saturday, the 27th ult. at Canterbury, Weston Mantes, Esq. Captain In the ‘2d L7ragoon Guards, to Anne, second daughter a the Ihte Thimas Hele Phlpps t iEstb of trigbton House, Wilts,- I At Ripon, Mrs. Kilvington, wife of l'itcia.Klivingto4l4.D. " At J.eith, D av id Allan, .EN. Collector of Exclw. .„ At Eactry, Catherine, widow of die Rev. R. i l igYeril . Vicar of that pariah. NE i l'Ri 52 D 49 0 49 3 43 9 42 41 9 41; 4'2 9 52 53 0 6 42 0 52 II 53 0 4G 0 41 0 47 6 40? • sii 6 47 0 SI 6 34 3 52 6 58 9 gl 6 ns as s 54.6• 44 0 4$ ► Vs 3 *45.9 02 0 31 40 6 a Q 43 2 40 0 40 0 51 6 43 0 54 6 52 9 41 3 n 6 54$ 44 - 3 40 75 0 411'0 44a - • • • MESSRS. HOGGART and rthLi: IPS rf. spectfully inform the Public, that tl• e MANCR of PH • • LEY and WAItBORNK, near Lymingt n, Hants, adveitued to VALVAI3I.E FREEFTeLD MANOR FARM, STIFFORD I be Sold by Auction at Garraway's Coat:. - :uuse, on Friday the ES'EX.—By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, 9th inst. is disposed of by Private Contract. At Garravy's, oaf riday, Jve9, at Twelve o'Clock, I Broad-street, June 2, 1809. AVERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE; coraprising the Manor Farm of StilfordClays, custaining 4":0 Asres of excellent Arable, Meadow ' and Pasture Land, in good cultivation, lying very compact on both sides of the road front London to South-emd, two miles from Gfayi,ten front It omford, and 22 miles from London; with a newly-erected brick-hiiilt Dwelling-house, Barns, Stablin;, and Out-buildings, let on lease to Mr. W.. Sackett, a respectable tenant, at a low rent of £730 per annum, land-tax allowed. The Estate maybe viewed on application to W. Wright, at the Dog and Partridge, Stifford ; and particulais had, ten days pre vious to the sale, at the White Hart, Rbmford • King's Arms, Grays; Aveley ; Hornchurch; 11;41, Upminster i Angel; Ilford; of• Mr. Withy, Solicitor, Buckingham-street, Strand ; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hog art and Phillips, d'2, firoad-street, Royal Exchange, where a plan of the Estate nfay he seen. tALES BY AUCTION. CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, LANDS, AND LEAtE HOLDi, NEAR Pl.li'MOU'rki. •TO EE SOLD, TF Fee-iirnple and Inheritance of all that very v aluahle and deoitable MANr4ION HOU sf and ESTATE, osalled COX.SIDF., the late Residence of Saone William slit pherd, Esq. deceased, oonsiatin& of au elegant Drawing-room, Dinit.g. room, Library, and Breakfast-room, two large lied-rooms and Dtesimz-rooms adjoining, and four other good Bed-looms, with convenient Garrets and Attics for Servants, large Kitchen, •:t. Yams' Dairy. Larder and %Vali-house, two Water-clu.i: Laundry, Wine cellar, and neat Vestibule and Entrance Court to front ; also, at a short and convenient distance a Countine-iats: and extensive Warehouses, a large Lawn,SU: tnicidNl with j Shrubbery and two excellent walled Garrens well stocked w.:.: Fruit-trees, together with about 1 3 Acres (tasore or lc-ss) of rich Pasture Land adjoining the House, and for sinany yeais past is the owner's occupation. Also the Fee simple Inheritance of as that Direili !l q,6 4 and Garden adjoining to Coxside aforesaid, late in OA: ort.tyatiott of George Down, deceased. Also, for the 'remainder of a term of 99 litmus detect:n*l:lo.4 e r , the death of one good Life aged about 46 years, 'obi- et 10 11. , payment of the yearly conventionary rent of £B, all thole (.4, 4 d of rich Pasture Lar. d adjoining to Cl:aside aforesaid, and eteripica therewith, containing about eight Acres (more 0r less.) N. B. The Mansion House and Out-h.:uses have within tiaze few years been rebuilt at a very considerable expense, and are at present in excellent repair, and the whole of the p;enlis..rs frost_ their vicinity to the new road, made by the Plymouth Embronl-- turnt Company, have increased, and are continuing to iacrea , e in value, and form a most desirable and retired Residence to: large family, or an npulint Merchant, with every advantage irtrit their vicUlity to SlItZOll Pool and the !laths/lir and 'I own of Plymouth. For selling the stne, a Public Auction will be held at the London Tavern, in Foxholst-street, Plyra4tirth, on Thurstlay, the 29th day of lune inst., at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon. MARINE RESIDENCE, with ELEC4ANT WEST-STREET, BR !URI ON, Commanding a fine view of the Sea. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Carraway's, on Ffiday, the 9th of June, at Twe . lve o'Clock, AVALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE of INHERITANCE, comprisiif c ; a spacious, elegant, well finished, modern-built Residence, suitable for the accommoda tion of a respectable fan-jly, with six Bed-chambers, Dressing rocim. Dining and Drawing-rooms, Offices of every description, Double Coach-houses, and "Stabling for five Horses, Lofts, and Menservants' Rooms. The Premises are in excellent order, I built within a few years, by an eminent surveyor, at a very con : siderable axpence. The Purchaser may have early possession, and be accommodated with the elegant modern Furniture, at a fair valuation. To be viewed, with Tickets only, which with particnlars, may be had twenty days previous to the Sale, of Messrs. Hoggart cud Phillip, 62, Broad -street, Royal Exchange; particulars also at the Oki Ship, Brighton, and all the Libraries; King's Arms, uckfield ; George, Crawley ; and at Garraway's. The Man.ion House at Connie may lie viewed on Tuesdays . and Fridays only, between the hours of elecce. o'e..lcck hi the morning, and tWo o'clock in the atteruonn, and anclurthir par ticulars may he known, by applying to Win. Nottidge, Esq. Aus sell-stree, iiermontlsey, London ; T. I'. Browning, Esq. at Cox; side }louse, n.ar Plymouth; or to Mr. Wm. Foot, Solicitor, is( Plyniruitlr-Deek.—llateti May s. I in% VALUABLE FREEHOLD LANDS, NURSERY GROUND, ' HOUSES, and BUILDINGS, TyTHE-FREE, ENFIELD HIGHWAY, MIDDLESEX. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's, on Friday, the 1 dith of June, at Twelve o'Cluck, in I.ot s, ONE Hundred and 18 Acres, be the same more or less, of excellent Arable and Pasture LAND, Tythe-free, end presumed to contain brick earth, on bntli sides of the High North Road, in eligibl- situations for building, ten miles front London, ten from \Vare, and three from Waltham Abbey. Pos session will be given at Michat Irmis next. Also a Freehold Dwelling House, Ont-buildings, and Paddo*.k, let or lease to Mr. Wm. Rolfe; and the Freehold Norse' y Ground, Paddock, Dwel ling Hub: - .e, and Buildings ; let on lease to Mr. M'Cornble. To be viewed with leave of the Tenants; the Land by...apply ing to Mr. Buries, near- the premises, of whom particulars may be latal 20 days previous to the sale ; also at the nor Swans, Waltham-cross; Greyhound, liniitki; Btll, E:field Fik;lN•ay ; Coach and Hui sea, Chushunt ; of Mr. Win. Forster, Lind Sur veyor, Tottelikn-green; and of Messrs. Hcgigart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street, Royal Fxchange.—Platis of the Lots will be left for inspection, at Me. Forges's; 2\!r, Win. Forster's and at Messrs. Hoggart anti Phillips's. ESHER, SURREY. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, and RICH MEADOW LAND. By Messrs. 1-lOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Carraway's Cotree-house, Conihill, on Friday, the lath inst. at Twelve ti Clock, unless an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Contract, - AVERY desirable FIiELHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious Family Residence, near the Church, at Esher, a beautiful part of Surrey, three miks from Hampton.. court, Walton, and Oath:Ills, six from Richmond, and only six teen from the metropolis; with attached and detached Ofkeit, Conch-houses and !;tabling, Pleasure-grounds tastefully disposed and ornamented with numerous flourishing Shrubs and Forest trees, Fish Ponds, Hermitage, exc client Kitchen Gardens, Orchard, lofty fruit walls, near a quarter of a mile in extent, loathed with prime Fruit -trees, anal a quantity of rich Meadow Land a:'.juinini,o, containing together 19 Acres. The neighbourhood is select and social, surrounded by beautiful rides, ottrnmanding extensive and picturesque views, and purchaser will bt..ve inunediate pos session. May he viewed by applying to Mr. Pechen, Carpenter, oppo. site the premises, of whom particulars may lie had; also at the Toy,.Hwupton court ;. Dake's Head, Walton; (.Iriilin and Sun, Kingston ; White Lion, Cobham; at Garratvay's ; and of Messrs. floggart and Philiips, 62, Broad-sheet. FAMILY HOUSE and LAND, CHASE.SIDE, By Messrs. HOGCART and PHILLIPS, At Carraway's, on Friday, the i 6th of June, at Twelve o'Clnck, Unless an acceptable after is made In the mean time by P. - iv.: e Contract, N excellent LE SEHOLD FAMILY HOUSE, with 50 Acres of uncommon. rich Mead nv and Arable Land adjoining, delightfully situate) nn the border of a Ene.road, commanding a •beautiful view of a large track of country, for merly the -'hale, now in the highest state of cultivation, orna mented with Pleature-grounds. The House contains 'ten Bed chambers, spacious Dining and Drawing-roams, Library, Dres sing Apartments; and Offices of every descriptitsi, s;)acious pro ductive Kitchen Gardens ann Fleasart.‘-7rotirtds ' in the highest contl'tron, and immediate possession may be had. TO be vie4ted with tickets, and particulars bad ten days prt vi ov; to the salt , , orMesars. Hoggart and Phillip, No. 62, Broad street ; particulars also at-Garrawarg, CH ING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGI:a. WORMS arc the mo't frequent sources cf tens Disease Tht Ir symptoms evcry parent and guartiiiat of children should be eccuainted with—They ocattuft lose of ;.p. petite, a palenstbs of the colour of the face,•entaciztioa, and irre gular state of the h.twels, attended a&er with violent pains ; they te, , , on convulsions, they affect the growth of the hotly, ard thin prove fatal, by entl IR: in a consumption or dx,..iy. Poch as a pre iventatise and cure of these alarming coot 1 ts, aoave excelkat usetlicine is univ...rsally allowed, on the testi/no:1 of the highest characters in this country, both it: rank respectabilay. t t.have no moo. The public approbation given to the leapt tor, front a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc,..:is i t their own farnili;s,stanps its merit b ..yond competition, and Livi 4 sanction to it, of which no other mtdisine of the Mai can boast. raretai and o: hers who have tae care of child. should have this remedy as a fantily medi.ine to resort to, whenever the vonlach ur how, is of children are all way disoriltred, vi !licit it will alwxyske found ; to r-lieve. Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and Ilutkes, No. 4, Chua:. 1:e, London ; and rent.' by max country venders, in bob's, et 9d. and sa.a. each. A CHALLENGE. SSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, challenge 11"-e- the whole w0r1:I to prove a single instance where their Vr dicine and method of cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many yews in this particular branch of their gr..fe, siunPus not given rise to one unsuccessful case. • They cont4m:• to direct their studies to the treatment and care of 'Venereal Comphilins, and that derangement of the tystrrr, which is the cor.:,ctinerce of the pernicious wasreful eff?ct; at a habit long and most unhappilypersued by the youths of both axe% in the one it Will be found to he the unfailing source of barren ness ; thz other have i:s ravages fatally developed to them by a dis tressing state of r:e blity, which, if not thin ly remedied, terminatt , in impotence. These are its reinoteand ultimate effet, s, while can sitmptions,ioss of muscular power, atxl various nervous soot; lain+ usually tharaeterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per sons langeishing under the disorders incident to such a lift., their treatment is simple and has never proved t n•successful, iv t!s..-. course of it long, laborious, atxl much extended practice. In the must ”listiti-te and complicated cases of venereal ittection, 511th as obi:ructious of the urethra, 5p01:7 . .y CSUCSCCIICCS, !WA •tumours, callous ulcers; eritptlAuß , sumitral weakness, giros, &i:. which have hitherto b•ifftal the skill of the generalpractitii.ner, Me.sris. Currie and Co. ate now enabled radLally to cure by a new, cafe, anti eipecii•ious trade o: practice, superior to ary ozlic ; yet adapted. They may he consulted by:either sex with the-greatest secre , cy,arl honour, at their he use, No. 10?, tiattu:••- Carslen. Patients in the coontry are recites. rd to state the par titulars of titer case, their age, and general pnude of living. Lep er, p t•t paid, inclosin:t a 'tank note, will lAdear anslecrde, and he necessary advice and medicines given or sent to any part i.,f t he kingdom. uY HIS 114,11LST AL LL I TLRS PATLNT. EAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly &Mous for their superior efficacy in curing every degree and symptom of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &e. with cohfi,:erncut or restraint eC diet, i•.t an easy, expeditious, sate, and secret ni;:n. ner. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation impercep tible, and requiring no particular attention. In 13 days they generally cure those cruel Disorders ; where they fail in that time of perfectly restoring health, the j;:- tiimt has the happy assurance that he L . T . she is at the care of heitg so restored, let the degree of malignapcy b beer so treat. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pil/si' to make directly the cumplainiug part, and enttr into contest with fhb offending matter, which they speedily tl.;slodge and expel. Thoy arededa red by experience to be a preserver-of health, as well :is a rest+. ter, by taking only tight single Ping iptieg and fallin every year, in short, the Patentee has this extradrdnutry obligation to thorn, that whatever he promised himself from them, they were star rte fulfil add exceed, as though impatient of immortal and universal fame. These Pills are most worthy a place in the cabinets of Masters and Captains el Ships; .the more so, for tilts: they will keep good in all climates any Length of time, and that they lvve now borne the test of near Go years, with increasing credit to themselves, and honour to their author, itisoinucla that during o,:e. last eight years they have radically cured upwards 0f40,000 per sons, many of whom had been discharged from nevi Its where salivation had been frequently repeated, and all other methdis made tise of without ettect. PI e,tared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Ttionas Tavxost, Member of the RoyatCollege of Surgeons in London, at his house, No. 9, New Bridgeystrzet ; where he will give advice, without • lee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Patunts Let • .er, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing •in all rasa th 4 mowinviolabk secrecy, no patient's name •r ease haveri beer mentioned, but at their own particular request, by dr re'Prie;"- during the course of more than 40 years, that he has had the con ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, and the prat tice arisirg therefrom. They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfumers, No. 15, St. Alban's-street, Pill-mall ; the 'l'ov-shop, No, 103, Ox ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-Street-Hill, e:tarty opposite the Monument; and by one Person in every aonsider.thle town in England, &c. in Boxes of only Ss. 90. each, sealed 11p, with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either set may cure tbentselvas with ease and secrecy.. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain(• sealed up with a stamp. on which, by favourof the Commissioners, Is printed at the Y.tstor Office " T. 'Taylor, No. g, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit. HIGH wa I'ER AT LONDON Ru IDGE TO-MMIROW- Morrng - 26 m'nutes liftt7 Afterroon 54 minutei Oh* 8 LJNDON : Prmtecl and Published by LEVEL KENT , ~.f erhury Pb, ce littheth, at the STAR-OF rice. Ha 0 14 ' ter greet. Pulille.re also s: the ST AR•DICE CK, Tali* "I" y, ay. .2. 47 9 50 3 3 , 1 I; 4 .3 0 41 0 46 0 42 6 b 4 0 S 9 6 s 4 s 46 3 44 9 40 3 48 3 4.0 0 54 6 51 9 46 6 41 9 53 6 54 0 43-9 •53 3 54.4 SS 9 44 3 43 9 370 so •o 44 6 46 3 43 0 47 0 Valuable and extensive PLANTA.TIONS an Ike ISLAND of GRENADA. By Messrs. HOGdART and PHILLIPS, At Chteraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, some time in the month of December, of whith due notice will be Own, QEVERAL valuable rIVEHOLD ESTATES, Li situate in the Island of Grenada, containing 1857 Acr a, up vise* of 500 of which are now in canes, coffee, and cocoa ; com ps-Wog the following offer and sugar plantations, with the Ne groes, Stock, Stores, Houses, some of them recently and substan tially erected, via. Duquesne Plantation, containing 251acre5,•163 of which:are In cane, with BO acres of provision-ground, 128 Ne groes, 39 head of Cattle, Mill, Boiling and Still-hopes, 38 Negro houses, Dwelling-houset, and out-buildings; Plaisance, containing 345 acres, 118 of which are in coffee and cocoa, and 415 acres of wood and hills, With 140 Negroes, Dwelling-house, Overseers, Mill, Negro-houses, and out-bulldings--Bon Air, co...aining 159.1 acres, 98 of which are In cane; and 1'52 acres of Provision-ground, with 148 Negroes, 25 head of cattle, DWelling-house. Overseeks,, Mill, lolling and Negro-houses, and e u t-bu dlngs•—G rosse Pointe, containing .106 acres of cane land, and 235 acres of provision- I round ; with 99 Negroes, 28 head of cattle, Dwelling-house, bolting, Curing, and Negro.houses, and out-buildings. Particulars will be ready in due time, and may then be had of the Pt-fatty' of the Liverpool General Advertiser; Chronicle and - Adtrertiset ; Felix Farley's Bristol Journal; Gazette and nr , etltY; Bath Chronicle; at the Jamaica, Lloyd's, and Garraway's CWeliousetr; and of Messrs.l-toggart and Phillips, 82, Li o.d tebr; Royal-Exchange, Lostdcrn. VALUAB LE PREEHIBLD BLUCHER'S SHOP, DWEI.- • LINO HOUSE, and-BUILDING GROUND; ENEILIAD TOWN: By Meson. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's, on Monday the 12th June, at Twelve . o'Clock, in One LOt,by'order of the Executors of Mr. Fielding, / - 1 A VERY improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious brick-built Dwelling House and an old established Butcher's Shop, with excellent Cellaring ' most desirably situated, in the centre of Enfield Town, with Cattle Lod g es, Stabling, Out-buildings, and Yard, and a large Plot of round adjoining, including a productive Garden 40 feet in front of Baker-street, by a depth of 104) feet, suitable for building one or more Houses. The purchaser may have immediate possession. To be viewed and partitulars had ten days previous to the sale, at the Greyhound, Enfield ; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hog , Mart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange. I'