Star. — London, England, 1807-04-04 00:00:00

WEST4II4III2 SESSIO?b& Yeflerday Richard Judge was indifted for a Mif demeanor, under the zoth of George IL for obtain ing money under falfe pretences. The defendant was a porter, attending the Glou teller Coffee-boufe, in Piccadilly, and in the month of November laft, carried a bailset of game, from the Coach-office to Mr. Chambers, a banker, in New Bond ftreet, and was paid three (billings aticl fix pence, as the catriage ; having produced the ufual ticket for that purpole. Upon inquiry, however, it turned out, that the ticket produced by the defendant was a fabricated one, the aftual carriage only amounting to two fhillings and tenpence, upon which he was indifted. Mr. ALLEY, for the defendant, contended at great length, and wish his ufual ability, that his Client was not indiftable under the Aft of Parliament of the 3oth Get,. 11. but (hould have been inchtted under the Statute of Frauds, (39th of George 111 ) And, as no falfe pretence whatever bad been made nfe of, only a turn of money demanded, and paid, in the Very fill inaance. he could not be indifted for ob taining money under falfe pretences : and, however guilty he might be of having committed a fraud, yet he was entitled to an acquittal upon this indidtment. Mr. KNAPP, on the other hand, infitted the defen dant was ponithable under this Aft, or at leaft under the Aft of Henry VIII. for ufing falfe tokens. The Learned CHAIRMAN, h.,wever, was of a dif ferent opinion, and contideted it a mixed queftion of law and fait ; and the latter should go to the Jury, who now expreffed a with to hear further evidence. The Clerk of the Coach-Afice was then called, but his tellininny did not go fufficiently to fatisfy the charge in the lndiftment ; and Mr. ALLEY again addretfed the Jury, and endeavoured to imprefs upon their minds, the impollibility of their convifling the defendant upon the prefent Indiftment. The. Learned CHAIRMAN, in addrefting the Jury, laid, he was afraid they did not quite undertland the quettion. There was no doubt but that the defen dant was guilty of demanding a turn of money more than he was entitled to ; but the quettion was, whe ther be had obtained it by any artifice or falfe repre fentation ? He was punitbable for the prefent offence, under another Aft of Parliament, upon which he lhould have been i-Idifted. It feemed to him, there fore, that in point of law and right, the Jury could nut fay he was guilty of obtaining money under falfe pretences. The Jury, after near half an hour's confultation, brought in a Verdi& of—Not Guilty. The Learned CHAIRMAN then told the defendant, that although the Jury had done no more than their duty in acquitting him, yet, that did not go to clear his chat aazr ; toe real queltion had not been tried, and he did not go nut of Court like an innocent man, hut one that hat been merely fcrcened under a point of law. Abraham linnier, who (Wed himfelf a houfe and land furveyr , r, was convifted of flealing - a hand-faw, value 33. and fentenced to One :Month's imprifonment. Hp rroa GA R N.-.--YeaCiday, Made Young, who tendered Linifelt up to Chapman and Trott. as they were coming to town, from Hertford Affixes, was examined a fecund time, on his fir It confrflion before a Magifirate—that about twelve years ago, in com pany with William Woodward, they murdered Dr. Bailey, near Long Sutton, Lincolnfliire. Being quellioned if he remained in the fame mind, he le. canted, and laid, that he did not know what he was about ; that what he had formerly Rated was all falfc ; arta that Woodward was petfcaly innocent. Teti , nials from perfons of refpeEtability in the country coming in behalf of Woodward. for aria hone:ly and indnltcc. he was cl f hareed Young was detained, to be conveyed to Lincoln jail. On Monday ha, George Allen, conviaed at the Staf. frrd Affixes, of the wilful murder of three of his chil dren, at Upper Mayfield, on the 12th of January, underwent the awful puniflunent fo juilly annexed to the horrid crime of murder ! He Teemed fenfible of his dreadful lunation, and ear nellly entreated the fpec. tators to take warning by his fate. A n ol extraordinary inftance of fecundity in (beep occurred in the vicinity of Cattesfield, Hampfhire : a Gentleman, of the name of Eyles, has now living, from 120 ewes, 240 lambs, each ewe has two lambs, ANECDOTE OF GENERAL BENNIGEEN•- - AboU ll w o years and a half ar, the Gcw:ral dined at Wilna, with Dr. Prank, a celebrated phyfician, refiding in that city. The c onvetfarion having turned upon the abilities of Bonaparte, Gen. Bennielen obferved, t a that he had attentively fiudied his different campaigns; he had traced that General through the plans ot all his battles; and that it appeared to him they were generally almnfl the lame.—" He copies himfelf too much," (, id Bennigfen ;is and were I ever to corn• mand againit him, I flatter myfelf (without incurring tire imputation of vanity) that I (horrid be able to ci-mtend with him. It is a circumflance which can nev•r take place," faid he; " I (hall never be in that iituation ; but I feel a conviaiun that I thould be able to defeat this terrible antegonill." That this was rot an ebullition of taflinels or prefumption, the events of the IA three months have well proved. A perfon, aged 36, h-.d a (mall Scrophulnus Ul. ceration in her hand. kivi 1g her much pain ; it then broke cent in her wtiff, both her (Moulders, and her knee, each Ulcer ati .n ditch arging much, and not dif. poled to heal ; it then affer9ed her right elbow 1 and theta ulcerations, with a difpotition to general debili ty, the fuffered f.,r twelve years. Her knee was healed in the Worcctler Infirmary, and (he experienced Come benefit while a patient for a (port rime in St. Bartho lomew's Hofpital, when the made application for the benefit of SPILSBUIr'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC Dm: es, at the Difpenlatory, Nn. 15, Sabo Square, Londcn. By the alp.:. atinn of the drops for fix . . _ LONDON MARKETS. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, April 1. Wheat per load 171 05 to 231 106 Barley per quarter - tl 46s to 21 os Oats per ditto al - 7s to el as New Beans per ditto 21 os to 11 45 Old Ditto : 21 6s to 21 too Pa:Atm ditto il tos to 21 145 PRICE OF HOPS. ZAGS. POCEITS• Kent 41 tOs to st tsa Kent - 51 •5s to 61 tos Sures 41 tos to 51 tos Sufic: - 31 —s to 61 6s ER: 41 106 to 51 106 Farnhaat 81 05 to 91 91 PRICE OF HOP 3 IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 os to 61 —$ I Poeta, 51 ss to 61 ios PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperload 3 3 oto 5 5 0 Hay per load 3 t 6 to 3 5 Straw 3 ooto 3 9 o Straw 2 12 to 3 6 Clover 5 oto 5 i 6 SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 3. To fink the offal—per !tone of 81b. Beef 45 8d to ss 8d I Veal 5s 44 to 6s 4d MuKon 55 od to 6s od I Pork 6s od to 65 8d Lamb 64 to fis. BRAD or CAT 7 LZ THIS DAT. Bealts, about 600--Sheep and Lambs, 7,000. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, April 3. Per (tone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 3s 83 to 4$ 84 Veal 4 3 43 to 34 sod Mutton oodto 4$ tad Pork 55 od to (is od Lamb 55 to 75. • RAW HIDES. iiides(perftone) 16 10d to 3s 44 Hock Skins IS to 17$ each Middling 25 44 to 26 8d Sheep Skins 45 od to 7s od Ordinary 26 od to 23 24 Shearlings os od to os od Heavy Calf I2S 6d each I Lamb Skins 3s od to 3s 84 PRICE OF LEATHER, per 10. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, co to 561 b each 22d to 231 d Ditto, bo to 651 b 24d to 25d Merchants Backs 21d to 224 Dreffing Hides 174 to 180 Fine Coach Hides t 843 to sod Crop Hides for Cutting std to 231 d a Tdat Ordinary 1 7d to 4 Calf Skins, 3o to 40th pe dozen 36s to 41$ Ditto SO to 7olb 33s to 4os Ditto 7o to Bolb 33 3 to 40$ Small Seal. (Greoniand) per lb. 35 6d to 319 d Large ditto loos to 1405 per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides 245 to 325 each PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. it. James's market 33 46 Town Tallow s7s od to os Clare Market 3 1 Sd Yellow Rullia 54s to 55s od Whitechapel Marl u t White ditto Sts od to 523 (per Roue of 81b.) 33 3d Soap ditto sts to —s od ---.. Melted Stuff 431 to 44s od Ditto rough 28s od to os Graves los od good Dregs 103 to os Yellow Soap, 78s—Mottled, 88s—Curd, 923 Price of Candles per dozen, tos 64—Moulds, us 64 COAL MARKET, April 3. Ships at Market Ships fold Price to Neweaßle Coal 9 443 od to sts od 4 Sunderland 4 441 od to 465 64 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amlerdam 36 9 2 Uf. Cadiz 3PI &eel. I Genoa 45 Do. at fight 36 o I Madrid3B; effedt I Liflaon 631 Rotterdam I I 10 2 Uf. Billma 38 &ea. ( Oporto 631 Hamburg's 34 to a i Uf. I.eghora 49; i Duh'in toi- Altuna 34 II 2u r. I Naples 40 I Cork 12 Paris, t day's date 24 to I.iv. Venice 52 lie. Piecole tffedive Ditto 1 Uf. 24 14 per £ fterl. Boudsatiz 24 14 I Palermo. 92 pence per oz. Agio on the Bank of Holland 5; per Cent. New Dollars o 5s 611 zos od Average Price 35 ed Infctiption on the Tomb of the late Margrave t NSP ACH : written by her Serene Highnels the MAU gravine ?vs The Year go 6, On the sth 0 , Januar) VIED, The mcft aced. nt of Men— The molt Merciful Sovereign -111: belt of Prince.-- The molt flotilla and Affetflionate Son The Xi, de ft Hufband, and the molt Faithful Friend-- CHRIS I - I.IN CHARLES AUXANDER FRI:DP.IOC, Marcus* of Brandenburg. Anfpach, and Bar..ith, Duke ut Prultta, Comte of Sayn. His Rcmains are depofited in the Vault belonging to - Benham Houle, in this Church. I - Is Widow, who had the blifr, for Fifteen Years, to watch over his Virtues. as his Wife, places here this Infeription, that the Living may endeavour to attain one of the many excellent Q2alities that were united in his Perfon, and that posterity may know that a Sovereign Prince preferred a private life to the Pomp of Courts, and, having no Heirs to fumed to his Principalities, adopted, as his Child, AN ENGLISH 'WOMAN; _ _ Over whofe Conduet, and threugh Life, he watched with the londliefs of a Parent, bill fhe became hi+ Wife, and, from bia high Opinion of her Conduct to NCR Children, purchafed Benham Houle, ai.d made her a Prefent of it, together with the Park. He expired in that Place, to the Regret of every on. who had the Honour of his Acquaintance. 01, Thou! whore Cares with Angels reft ! Whofe gentle Sway once SIN my &all, Whore Kindnefs footh'd a Mother's Heart, The Peace polrefs'd by Thee impart ! Blek'd Shade! thy radiant Smile bellow On h whofc Tears inceffant Bow : Whore Life, Mould this fad Pray r be•vain, MuR prove, alas! a Life of Pain ! Hill/ Bt It. MARRIED. At AU Saints, 'Winchefter, the Rev. K. Saunders, to Mifs Gib bons, elddt daughter of the late Rev. S. K. Gibbons. • At Springfield, county Waterford, the feat of the Rev. Dr. San dilord, the Rev. Wm. Power, of Affaneoear Cappaquin, so Mifs Araminta Sandihrd. At Grantham, Walbank Childers. Efq. to Mira. Sarah Anna Kent. (laughter of Sir C Kent, of Grautham-houfe, i.incolnlhire. At Bengal, Lieutenant Colonel Campbell, of his Majefty's 67th rtgiment, to Mils Margaret Bullock. At 13engal, Lieutenant John Wilkie, of the Hon. Company's fervicc. to Mifs Margaret Walker. MOH WATER AT LON"!.OW DM= T3-MORRChot Morning - o minute, after is Afternoon • - 24 minutes acrer IZ ~IttES BY AUCTION. Cuftom Houle, Briftol, March 20, 1 8 .0 7. By Order of the Hon. Commiffioners of his Majelty's Cuftoms, On IUESDAY, the 7th of APRIL. neat, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, in the Long Room of the Cullom-Houle, 'f'H E FOLLOWING GOODS, which are -I- allotted in fmall quantities, for the better accommodation of the fevers' Dealers, as well as private Perfons. Clear of all duties, viz About 34 cwt. Nlufcovado Sugar, 145 Pm Tatfurinds, 20 cwt. Mahogany. 23 lbs. Pimento. 4 lbs. Race Ging. r, Sti cwt. New Cordage, 134 cwt. Currants. CUS TOM HOUSE— PORTSMOU TH On Thurfday,tbe 9th of April, iBo7, at Ten o'Clock in the Fore noon, will be &tooled to PUBLIC StLL'i at this Office. 'THE UNDER MENTIONED GOODS : - 1 The fame having been fcized and legally condemned. A parcel of Firewood. Handfpikes, Oar Rafters, Spars, Deal Ends, Matto, Coals, Beef Wood, Iron, Morocco Skins, Sugar, Pepper, Mulford, Railins, Wine, Pickles and Prtfervcs, Confec tionary, Orange Water, Arrow Root, Tea. Cloth, Muffin Nan • keen, Hats,Toothßrufics, Stockings. Handkeraiiers, Shoes, Boots. Cutlery, Woollen Cloths, Curricle Harnefs, Bridles, Cruppers, Ca 'irons, Nets, Saddles, Wheel Boxes, Carriage Handles, Screws, Bits, Holmes, Buckles. Rollers, Mooning, Whips, Springs, Var nifh, Reins, Writing-Delks, and Pocket Bozks. Which may be viewed in Office hours, three days before the Sale, on ar - to the Warehoufekeeper. application STAMFORD HILL, NORTH SIDE. VALU ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES AND GROUND RENTS, amply fecured on capital Dwelling He ut:s and Laud . By Meffrs HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Surceflors to Mr. SMITH) At Garraway's Coffen Houle, Combat, on Monday, the 27th intlant, in Nine Lots, by O rder of the furl/lying. fruftee under the Will of John Gueft, Efq deceafed, Lot i. A FREEHOLD ES PATE and G ROUND A. - 1 . RENT, iffuing out of a fuhttantial Dwelling Houle, containing numerous Rooms and 01:icel, fpacioug Plcafure and Kitchen Gardens, Paddock, &c. fituate nen. the Turnpike, at Stamford-bill, on Lae to Hienrz, Efq. for t 8 years ; ground rent 801. per annum. 2. A Freehold Eftate adjoining, con Citing of a foliftantial Dwelling Houle, in the occupation of Burn, Etq on Leafe for t 4 ;ears; ground rent 6 if. per annum. 3. A Freehold Eltate and Ground Rent of Etd per annum. molt amply fccered, and ifluing out of a fuhitanzial, new built Dwel ling Houle, adjoining Lot 2, with a (parlous Garden, Lawn, and Paddock, containing together upwards ut .iv;.: Acres, Lct on Leafe to --- Rutherford, Elq. for 9:, years. 4. A Freehold•Ffilte and Ground Rent of 301. adjoining Lot 3, and as well fecured, i:iritig nut of a fuimftantial Dwelling Hou'e, 00 Leafe to -113111 Wry, Lfq. for 90 years. 5 A Freehold Eltate and Grzw-d Rant of 45L per annum, ad joining Lot 4, illuing out of a Dwelling Houle, Let on Leafe to -- Peele. Efej. for 3.) yea es. 6. A Freehold Eftate and Ground Rent of 284 per ann. iffuing nut of a new rreeted Gothic Cottage, with lour Acres of rich Land near Lot 7, on Leafe to Jacob Ancona, F. q for 96 years. 7. A Copytiold Eitatc, adjoining Lot 6, fituate the corner of Hanger's lane, comprifing a Dwelling Houle, large walled Gardzi, and Premifes, on Lcafc to Mr. Parfons, for t 6 years, at 2,21. tot. per annum. 1 8. A valuable Freehold Plot of Ground, containing two Acres, one Rood, and twenty-tx Perches, in Hanger's lane, adjoining I of 7, on lute to --- Peel; Efq. for 3o years; rent only tBl. , per annum. 9. A Copyhold Eftate, comprifing five Acres of rich Meadow 1 Landolearly oppofite to Lot 6, on Leak fur 26 years, at a rent of 301. per annum. Thole Eltates may be viewed by leave of the relpedtive tenants, and with tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Me ffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad-ftreet, 'There a Plan rimy Fk be fern.—Particulars alto at Stamford-hill Turnpike-houfe ; White . I Hart, Tottenham; Marrs. Taylor and son, Solicitors, Feather ftone-buildirg ' Holborn ; and at Garraway's. MORDEN PARK, MANSION,and ESTATE, with numerous I Cottages and Gardens, Surrey. By Meffrs. HOGGART and FHILLIPS, (Smeller); to Mr. Sattmit), at Garraway's, in May, THAT diltingui(hed and elegant PROPERTY, called MORDEN PARK and FAR M—confiftirg of up wards of %to Acres of prince rich Meadow, Arable and Wood Land, beautifully timbered, now in the bigheft date of culture, and In a ring fence, fituated within three miles of Sutton, on the road to Brighten, and Wthin nine miles of London, fuitable for the refidence of a Nobleman ; with a fuhltantial Family Manfion eredted in the centre of the t'ark, on a fine eminence. command. lug beautiful profpeas, enriched with views of the park' of Noble men and Gentlemen, which form landfcapes of uncommon variety and beauty, and embrfomed with eatenfive plantati )na of ever • greens and foreft trees, in the Ingnett perfedion, Itrikingly de-. pant and choice. The Msnfion contains Is bed chambers, (including fervants' apartments), elegant dining and drawing rooms, library, biLiard room, fpacions hall, offices of every defeription, and excellent cal laring ; double coach houfe, Itabliug for 7 horfes, two kitchen gar dens, amply cropped and planted with choice fruit ; a range cf forcing 'mules, upwards oft a) f a in extent; melonry, orchard flower garden. lawn, bowling green and green houfe ; an elegant profpedt pavilliou furroundcd by a Ibrubbery, detached farm yard, two barns, ftabling for ten agricultural holies, and numerous out • buildings. The Pack is entirely meadow of the find% quality ; the remain der of the land is arable and wood. The greatest care has Item taken of the valuable and extremely choice plantations of ever greens and throbs at Mori en, which are allowed to be ftiperior in point of relation and beauty, to any in the kingdom. The Eftate is free from land tax, abundantly (Implied with fine water, and the purchafer will have immediate puff (lion. Ala) re veral Dwelling.houfes, cottages aid gardens adjoining fume let on kale, and the remainder in poifethun of tenants at will. To be viewed with tickets only, ts days previous to the tale, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr Blunt, Solicitor, Old ray Office, and of Mellis Hoggart and Phillips, No 6x. Old Broad (tree, where a map of the Etatr may be feels. Particulars all, at the Spread Eagle, Epfom ; Cock, Sutton; Griffin, Kingiton ; Talbot, Richmond ; Wimbledne, and at Garraway's DIED. At Southampton, on the 31ft of March, univerfally beloved and refpccleck Mrs. Sutherland, the widow of James Sutherland, Efg. Judge of the High Court of Admiralty at Mino-ca ; and on the aBth, in Charlotte Meet, Portland Place, her youngcft grand. daughter, Milk Jane Hartley Sutherland, a molt endearing child. &Imlay morniNg laft, Mr. Thomas Gann, of the S'lutation Ta vern, Taviftuck ftreet, Covent Garden, aged 34. • At Finglam, Ireland, Malachy Delany, Efg. formerly an officer of diftinguiffied merit in the Auftrian fervice. At the vicarage hour; at Heavitree, Devon, in the 76th year of his age, George Moor; A. M Vicar of the raid paril, Canon Re- in ' t thn: wiuuer:llitelrs"ln'fi7m—;rjy,;;ll thee: - - perienced Pine lBl 6. in Charlotte Meet, Portland Place, her youngcit grans- aramc, meatiow, pateure, ant wool; cove wirn a uoo , 4 •••••-•,..•••••••- --- --------- -- ---- ----- . I dau s th o t tl e a r, m M o i r fsa m ane la H ß ar ivi tie r y .r S h u o th m e a rl s an G d a , Gann, molt of theend s e p a to ri t n a g tio c i h i ild ra .. g row th of Tim ber, . and arc molt advantagenufly tituated on the deficiencies and debilities wt - ich frequently ----- - ;;;;e;i C'ir embitter benefit while a patient for a short time in St. Barth°.Soathe rn Declivity of the Hill, extending front Combe Down the matrimonial late. To filch prrfonv it mull be a confiding rt- iornew's Hospital, when the made a pplicatinn for the vern, Ta Y vifluck ft g reet, Covent Garden, aged 34. nearly to the Banks of the Somerfelthire Coal Canal to which the &Mon to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode benefit of SPILSBURI''S PATENT ANTIsCOREUTIC • At Finglas, Ireland, Meachy Delany, Efq. formerly an officer Elate is open. Several acres of the ground cot tain very deep ltrata of treatment, be reitored to that grea , teft of all hilm'an bkflings. a DROP S, at the Difpenfatory, No. 15, Soho Square, of diitinguithed merit in the Auftrian fervice. of the fineft Bath lone, which, from the communication with the ft rong, manly, and vigorous conitifution. In all cafes of debility, Devon, in 7 6 C t a h year o of The e late be quarried with a certain and con fi derablc pro fi t. from whatever rattle ari fi ng, as well as in every fpecies of verse - L By the application of the drops for 61 his s A a t t e he G v e i o c r ar e ag m e oo bou r re, at t l / 4 H I e v av ic it a ree r o ' f L) th ev e n u n . R e. e bo a o t o e l i a s to w l ;at o e o re o d co b o y a great number of f fprings,ma i nj of acrd real tho infeeti ft o r n, we may d be confnited by patients of either fee; with months, her ulcers gradually healed, the regained fiden g tiary of It. Peter' el s, Exeter, and Archdeacon P of ri Cornws have e r ren ee to th ee rc re e eY ar an fd fr h o e m noe fix r' i*„ H he oure e i f ig een i f l e t itatiee . ig at„henie her firength and appetite. It is now a twelve month, At Mangalore, Captain-Lieutenant John Mackay, of the S th admit of being mall advantageoufly em e pl e oye a j 'a in l'e f e t;p m port ' i an ng other new from g , and fhetemains Perfealy well. Any information cf Native Infantry. At Seringapatam, the Lady of Major Sir John mills, manufadtories, or works, for which the &tuition is lingo. Patients in the ' country are requefted eve to n ' mat t e ' theeepaatrtntculars of Sinclair. At Agra, Lieutenant H. Arbuthnot , of the ad Rae- larly well adapted. The contiguity of the elate to Bath, and con• their cafe, age, and general habit of living. &c. &c in clofing a the above la& may be obtained at No. 9 , Duke's ment of Bengal Native infantry. At Bombay , Captain John fequent facility of manuring , afford s a coolant opportunity of i remittance for advice and medicitiox when the 1-me will he !Jiro, Court, Drury Lane, L o n don. Maughan, of the Country Service — Lieutenant Brown, sit Bum. improvement , and the romantic beauty of the adjacent ieenery, or lent to any part of the kingdom. 'To enfure that fecrrey 10 ('- Mr. Sr i Lsx yin' is net accountable for any mix- lion of Bengal Native infantry together with the grandeur of the diftant views, render feveral fential to our undertaking ' tbe polage of letters may be ad ded to lure fold, unlefs th e words " B y the Kin g 's Patent ," At Vellure, in the halt Indies, upon the loth of July lall. Lieu - parts of the property PrculisrlY eligible for the Ste of a'villa , more the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Snrgeons, tenant .R Colonel J4 h mefi IV! 'Ker in ra s,eldcft fon of the late Mr. Andrew especially as the pretence of (tone and timber would con fi derably November a 6, 1106. No. toy. Hatton Garden • are infer red on the WI of diretlions, bottle, and______— andof Royal rto Engineers,the late whoMajnras re d uce t he or di nary expences of building. . -- - - --- - ---- • -,--- -- -- e- - KENT. .(Can- a wrapper ; the ttamp all.. (the King's duty) is pi - tilted m Witliarmrak4.lnKter merchant the Leith, For furt her particulars , particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, at Devizes ; LONDON : Printed and publifhed by LEVEL in black ink inilcad of red ink. Bo Iles sv. duty double killed in the kr vice nl . his country in the I snemorable czpedi;o w n to J or Mr. B. X.lngrove, Bath, And fur a view of the premiks, to terbury Place, Lambeth) at the ST AIt•OFFICL, Na. t. Can.,- . Bottles 10i.; and larger il. as. duty included. Egypt, under the gallant Sir RaiphAbereromby. William It Mcyl, Combe Down. greet. Publllhed alto at the STAI•Of rice, Temple-Bar. •••• A MOST DESIRABIF, FS Only Two Miles from Bath, formerly parcel of Prior Park Eftate and lately, belonging to J. Mighell, Efq.‘deceafed. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. KNIGHT, At the Caftle and Ball Inn,ln Bath. on Tuefday the 14th of April, ao:, at Twelve o'Clock, comprifing ik BOUT to 6 ACRES of FREEHOLD LAND, with Barn, Cattle-lheds, and Cottages, in the Parini of Mockton Con.be; and about 23 ACRES of FREEHOLD, and 2 ACRES of LEASEHOLD LAND, in the Patina of Lyncombe and Widcombe, the whole lying within a ring fence, interfetted by two (mall pieces of ground: alto, the Inheritance In Fee Simple of abut; Acre; of Land, in the Parifh of Monckton Combe, with Paper Mill and Premifes thereon, granted by the late Propriety • for sm years, referving 521. los. per annum.— the Lands confift of arable, meadow, pafture, and wood; covered with a fiourifhing growth of Timber, and arc molt advantagenufly fituated on the Southern Declivity of the Hill, extending from Cosrbe Down nearly to the Banks of the Somerfelfhire Coal Canal. to which the Eftate is oper. Several acres of the groond cot tain very deep ltrata of the finelt Bath ftone, which, from the communication with the Canal, might be quarried with a certain and confiderable profit. The eftate is watered by a great number of fprings,many of which ANTLIMPETTOINTS, or SOLOMON's DROPS. To Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-Houle, near Liverpool. Pig* hlotwit:i. Marsh 9 gin& AAAr Stm has f , r three years been wish that 11-VI diary/hog diftemper the Leprofy, and having confulteti many eminent in t':e faculty, without my benefit Accruing tram their prefcriptions. lat length defpaired of hit recovery. Fortu nately I eonfulted a frisnsi, who advVesl me to make trial of your Anti Impstigines, which I accordingly procured at. Msffrs &e -phen'iart's and Mrchett's, the h:ypy circa, of which I loon dif covered ; fufSee it. to fay, that 'te daily grew better, and now his health is perfeelly re eftibliihed By publiDting thefe few line-, and making known the cafe of my Son, and the effeets or your incomparahl.2 r.iedisitie, you %rift , confiderably oblige,Sir, your very humble Servant, L. B2RRT. Price 41.6 d a Bottle—duty included. Nott—A Government Stamp i. patted on each Bottle.with the name and place of abode of the Proprietor. thus, " Samuel Solo mon, Liverpool," engraved therein, to imitate which is felony. DR. FREEMAN's GU 17A SAI.UTARIS • I'HE Value of thi; infallible Medicine has been fit long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can bear a coma. petition wits it, in all the diflln nt lt,got; re' a ee'rrain Difeare,wh'att it effeetnally cum. and eradicates f rom the habit, without reit itte the painful feelings and expofure that attends Salivation', v. ittl., o ; debilitating the Cnnftitution in any degrce,or even r:qttiri corn linement from Bufinefs or reftrldtion in Diet. The radical virtual of there irettiniable Drops have proved their claim to public pppro. hation for more than thirty years. In all the Debilay of togh Stets they prove a never failing reltorative, whether the Debility is pro duced by too fete ufe of Mercury, by illicit plearires, or the c tr e at of a warm climate to Travellers and thole going abroad. They cannot be recommended too llrongly to thole who will receive a Cafe. fpeedy, and complete Core, in all old 1105f:tarn Meet', and every wesktlefs that alTeds the Bladder and Organs of Urine. By itseffiarey many Women have become Mothers, who for years had been deprived of that happinefe. Sold wholtfale and retail At Mr. Butler's, No. q, Cheapfide, ear -1 net. of Paternofter row ; and retail by &lam, Portfmnuth ; Vire& ton, Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ; Calwell, ; Macdonald, Glafgow. Smith and ManCerton. ltdlks burgh ; and by molt Country Medicine Venders, in bottles at 2s. 9d. each, with ample direetions. ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS, IS the fafeft and moll immediate Remedy ever yet compounded for the Cure of Colds upon the Lungs, Antal, Cough, and Confurriptive Cafes; to all which, the Inhabi:ants of thefe Hinds are more etpecially expofed, by the molitneb of the Air, that conftantly tends towards Colds, and is ever accompanied by a troublefome and eventually dangerous Cough this if rot re moved, daily increafes in olllnacy, extending its baleful effeCts over the weak and tender frame, or wholly dell.royi::g tl•e fun*. tions of t It, Lungs in more retnift The Balfamic Elixir (or Cough Drops) of Mr. Rohlserds is I compounded to meet tin& cups to relture the tone of the Chet and its contents and thereby difcharge that tendency to Confump tion ansl A hhma. ever florid to fbe-•ed Inch injury of the Lungs. In long contradted and obtlinate cafes, a few Bottles are noccffarTs but in all recent Coughs, the 1 hair at Liftantanceufly, and re (tore/ the Patirot to his former Health ; leaving a doubt that his illnats proceeded rather from fancy than reality. A CAUTION.--Ohttrve the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheap fide, is engraved on a black Sta•: p, which is affixed to each Bottle, all others are counterfeits. Sold Wholefale and Retail by Appointm-nt of Mr. Rehhees, Apothecary. at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfida, co-ner of Pater notler-row; and Retail by Clank, No. 269, Borough; Allen, No. 76, Oxford ftreet Stratton, Leicefterlquare ; and malt Country Boettcher'', in Bot,lcs, at 21. pd. and 68 each, MR. BREE has frequently been queilinued why be continued to advertife to deplav qualifications which ne man has hitherto difpurcd, and to exprefs his feledion of a peculiar braret, in which the extent of his prattice is already fufliciently known. To filch TR-Rims Mr. lime replies—the fecrecy which is infepartable from the treatromt of that branch id, bars him from the cLial mode of profellinnal rez..ommeridation, for it is (carats , within the pale of the rno!! Fit rfed intimacy, that a confeflion of error is fuhmitted to merely te , Lluttrate the charader of a Medi cal Pradltioner. His qualifications arid prit il• ges an: repeate,'ly Rated, to diftinguifh him from thofe wh , ., without the acquire. ment of profeflional.knowledge, have the temerity to afpirc to rte advantages of prole - tonal pradice. lax chore fecret diforders, which are ordaiiwil to be the portal). meet of illicit indulgence, and in that complicated derangemnit of the fyfteut, which medical men denominate N FRVOUS CON: PLAINTS, producing general err local DEBILITY by which the tftamina of life are defrayed, and rl:t. &area interells of pofteciry affeetvd, he claims Inch fuperiority tc , Otill as might perhaps have been equally attained by any other Member of the College of Sur germs, confining histfell for fritirtern years to this branch, and concentrating his Rallies and pradice to this partial:gm point. Sanctioned by the fuccefs of his undertaking, he offers Reltora tion in every cafe of Venereal Infeelinn, and in all thofe Deficien cies which are the confequences of long continued indulgence is luxury or in vice. refidence in warm climates, or any other cage prAucing Debility tir Nervous Complaints in the one fcx, and barretnnefs in the other. The terms of rennincration arc plainly (tared on the fiat inter view, or in anfmr to letters containing a wank note. t Y A CAUTION.—Score perform, who Lady affert them. felves to he Members of the Re.sa/ Co lieg:r, having for Cereal months p. - . 4 .+1 copied my Advertifements, almolt word Nr was, and infcrtcd them as their own production, it is my eloty to mention, that loch Perfors are not Nlrmhers of any CA..re in London, Edinburgh, or c:fewhcre, nor have they ally right is praelice surgery in London. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal Coll, ge ISurgeons, London No. 27, Arundel-ftreet, near Temple b tr. Feb. t, 1837. 1 N. B A Lift of the Mentbcrs is publithed at the Houfe of the - r• College, in Lincoln's lett ilields. RENOVATED HEAL Di. IT has been too frequently the fuhjea nof in ace general reprobation, that men dcttitute of the element. of the medical art, have offered themfelves as candidates for public patronage in the profeffion of phyfic. For the purport: of dais; jultice to the refult of our !hulks and experience. and to prewar. us from being claret/ among thole empiric. whore impudent ere• tenfions have, unfortunately for focicty, been too favouraily re• ceived, we beg leave to fuhmit to the liberal and enlightened & faithful ftatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education as thr pupils of Marrs Grin dal and Blizard, whore led/Aires and pradice we carefully atten ded, as proteffors and furgeons of the London Horpital, we enterni ourrelves as Rodents in that juftly celebrated (chola tot medical acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were initrac ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and pradtice of Phyfic, Chemiltry, Midwifery. Botany. tax Sec. by thole eminent p-ofeffor., Dr.. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamiltalls Duncan and Rutherford. We trot we (hall not he deemed pre• fumptuous in laying that our proficiency and acquire mews arc not incorifitieratac• Having for ationg feries of years made centred complaints, and the various (Breaks of DEBILITY, the periods* , oiledt of our ltuaies and practice, it will. we hope. be altos:eta that we have acquired (Ulterior knowledge of their treatment ar...1 cure. In flight and recent cafes of inretlion, a perfat rc• eftabliflunent is completed in the iliort period of two days; and . . in that. of the utmolt inveteracy, where other praeitionerf bar: failed of fucceft, a proper perreverance in our plan of treatment , enfures tonic patient a fafe and radical cure. Amidft the melancholy variety oldifitrders which are the circa. of a habit long and moil unhappily purfued t y the youth of bolts Sexes, there are none more alarming or mor,rtliftrefling than thole deficiencies and debilities With frequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial (late. To filch perfons it molt he a conflating re flection to know that they may now, by a new and infallible male of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all bun/an bielTings, a ftrong, manly, and vigorous conititution. In all cafes of debility, from whatever rattle arifing, as well as in every fpecies of vene real infeetion, we may be contented by patients of either fee with teft fecrecy anihonour Ft •of - -ifultation at Wind it