Star. — London, England, 1811-04-20 00:00:00

' Unfold'st thy beauties In the lonely dell, • I meet thy fragrance in the breeze of morn, . In wilds where solitude and silence dwell. Theugh gardentowers a richei-tint display, 'They eft demand the painter's nicest care; 'While thou appear'st beneath some shelering spray, .• • • ':'Mid April's lingering traits and piercing air: Ink the ' mak, Ptief*Oc l hilne ' Whom Nature taught 4i - simple sont to raise, Door'sq in oblivion's darkest shades to pine, liefhaunta—but seldom gains the awed of praise. . ' So, in some pathless desert thou art thrown, To shed timscrett.perfpme, and fade unknown ! . . . • POLICE. E.*. . - --,-- :. . CUT LT)11 A 11..—,fusie Jaques. accused with stabbing James Bidwell, who was entrusted to her care to riiirse, was brought up again on Thursday before the Alderman, when the deposition of her son, whO was apprehended by warrant, threw a light upon the whole affair. Tiiis young man, whose name is Charles Jaques, stated that he retired to bed on Sunday evening at nine o'clock, and was awoke about two hours after.. wards by his - mother who had been nut, and coming .' home tipsey, she Made a considerable noise. H e called to her to be quiet and to suffer him to sleep, in order that he might be able to go to his work in the morning. S)ie was considerably irritated at this,,, and an altercation ensiled, 'which terminated toh her., taking op a . poker with intent to chastise her son.— liehowever wrested this instrument.but of her hand, ppon which she ran towards a table that stood in the • TO 'm, on which lay a knife - that had been used for killing pigs, but which they Used - as acarvin-g knife, this+ she seized. and with the utmost fury threw it at wk ness. Instead, however, of hitting him it penetrated the blankets and entered young Bidwell's thigh' who was at that tine in bed. The child cried our o I am' out," and on the•clothes being turned down,' P tlie bed was bathed with blood.' Witness then awakened his 'tither, by whom he was directed - to go for Bidwell, sea, and the child was conveyed to the hospital. - 1 Thus story was c i ptroborated by two of the Officers who. had been to see the child in St., Bartholomew's r hospital;—they stated the relation;of Os witne ss and l • that of the wounded boy, exactly corresponded. _ Sir Wittiaat Cuans eapwssed himselt perfectly satisfied with the statement Of. the witness, and di iected that the woman should' be conveyed back to • .. prison, there to remain until the child is sufficiently recovered to be able to give his deposition. Early on Thursday morning, the house of Mrs. White, a laundress, at Heston, between Hounslow and Soutliwell, was broken open, and robbed of a large quantity of valuable lint n. The discovery was made by a servant man in the employ of the Earl of Jersey going for some clean linen belonging to the family. An alarm was given, and information sent to Mr. Cook, the chief constable, who resides near the ;pot ; and there being every reason to believe that the robbers had but just left the house, he rode off to. the turnpikes, and inquired W any suspicious persons . had passed through ? and i n being informed in negative, he sent an express for Smith , one of , Bow-istreet patrol:. In the evening they and. seve ral,l other men attendtd ac Hounslow to watch, particu-", lady a house kept by one Newton, who sells fish.— ' ,41.hout 10 o'clock two men with large bundles, cams' • +Out of the house, whom they secured, after a despo. rate resistance. On examining the bundles, they( provea to contain part of the property- stolen from; tilrs. White's house. On their persons they found al loaded pistol, several knives, and some pieces of black' •crtspe. Af;er securing them, the o ffi cers went to the hhnufe of Newton, and found nearly the whole of the remainder of the property which had been stolen from, ..Mrs. White's, which induced them to take Newton ' .also into custody. • Yesterday they were takes to t tow.itreet Office, and underwent an examination, when Major Bird, of the .West Middlesex Militia, I entered the office by chance, just as the examination oes about to close, and recognized the two men de- I te. ted withthe bundles,named Andrews and Symonds, to be deserters from his regiment ; also that Newton .bad formerly belpnged to the regimen . . The priso. _ ',suers were committed for further examination. i ' . Yesterday Wm. George, a pauper, labouring under i ..s• paralytic affection of his left side, and who had made his escape from Edmonton Workhouse, was charged, at Guildhall, with having stolen a pair of shoes from a shop in Holborn. He pleaded neces sity, to which the worthy Alderman (Sir W. Cvarts) replied, by asking what had made him run away from the workhouse and expose himself to that necessity ?''' He made no answer, and was ordered to Bridewell for a month, to receive the correction of the house at his going in and coming out, and then to be sent back to his parish workhouse. Mr. Gayton, the proprietor of one of the Edmon ton stages, which he drives himself, again came up. The complaint against him, and the cause of the - hearing being deferred to this day, were stated in our : . .paper of Thursday. Mr. G. being prepared with his witnesses, Air W. Comas told him that lie was con , srinced from the evidence which the officers themselves ' had given that they had gone co nsiderably beyond their duty. He would, therefore, insist, if Mr. G. ( who, he supposed, came there as an honest English. man, in defence of himself, and not for the purposes of revenge) would agree to it, that they should mat• him a most ample and humble apology. To this Mi G. said, that although he had sustained considerable • • loss, yet he was perfectly contented with an apology. Sir W. Coitus then called Brown, theofficer, whom Mr. - G. had accused of striking him when on the box ~f his coach, and told him that the Magistrates the City of London were at ail times really to pro tect their officers, as they were bound t0,,d0, but in' this instance they bad overstepped the hounds of their duty. arrocessiops of all kinds were sufficiently great obstructions to the public, without their being rest - , dered more so ;'at the same time a piper respect Ought.to be paid to the Chief Magistrate of the ii which,showever, Mr. Gayton had not been proved .- be wanting in. He, the,refore desired that Brpw. and Smith should make Mr. G. a most ample apts . logy. The officers said they .had ally • tone their duty ; on which Mr. G.'s witnesses (a Lady and two & Gentlemen, of very respectable appearance) N• . , . • . • -' - A • . TO A ,PRIMROSE. 19111" r to• ' • Sweet, modest flow'res, that, benealb ilhatisiss, • aeclared, that „regard to his striking Mr. G. was false; on which Sir W. Curtis badehint hold his tongue, and think him self well off that he had gone no farther into the busi ness. Sir William then asked Mr. G. to make outit bill of his damages, and he would ; see th.at the °them . , paid him. Mr. G. promised he would, and complaid& ed of the conduct of B. Melburne, a ticket-porter;in Bishopsgate-street, who had driven his coach horns afterthe officers, who took him, (Mr. G.) had seal• it to Bishopsgtate-street by a waterman. This Melt burne had told some of the people in Edmonton, anti among the rest Mr. Gayton's wife, that he had been sent to the Poultry-Compter, and was by that time in Newgate, but that.she would not be able to see him. Mr. G. however, being liberated by an other from the Lord Mayor, rode to Edmonton on another stage, and met this Melbtirne, of whom he demanded the fairs of his coach down, which the other with many oadis, refused to give up. The worthy Alderman issued a summons against this Gentleman, and direcred,Browft and Sruith to make Mr. Gayton a public apology in several of the Daily Papers, and in one of the Sun. day Papers. LONDON 111.ARKETS. .. -....-.- . INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, April IL Wheat per load 201. Os. to 261. Os. Rath", per quarter 60s. -d. tO 365.....4. Oats 21s. -d. to 365. -1. ' Beans . 02s. -d. to 4665. -.41. Old ditto 445. -4. to Sss. -4. Pcas 50s. -d. to 54,. -4 SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 19. • To sink the Offal per stone of Sib. Beg/ .Ss. 134. to 6s. 4d. Veal ss. 6d. to 7s. 04 Mutton is. Od. to ss. ed. Pork 5,. Od. to 64 4.1. usatvor cavrLs TSUI DAT... . 4 Beasts, about 550-She.ip and Lambs, 3,500. Calves, 180-Pigs, 4 290. ' '... NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Pti stone of 811).14 8 11he casuist. Beef 4s. 441. to ss. 441. ;,mid 4s• ed. to is. 44 Mutton 4s. 04. to 4s. 41 peg*. ss. 04: to 6s. ad Lamb llsto rl i 441. PRICES OF SA D STRAW. ST.p.stes's. HITCCIIAPEL. I 51. 104. to • 91. 111% Way 61. Os, to 91. is Seim:- 31. 12s. to 31. Ille..Clover 31. is. to 101. 0s .`. . Stray/ 31. Os. to 31. 161 ' . PRICE OF KAY' AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 5L 10s. to 91. 15*. Rowen ' AL os to 81. o'. piiiker 41. lb: to 101. 0, Straw . 31. 15s. 10 41. 4s. "ittlitlCE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags Pockets Kent .51. ss. to 71. 15s. K.4.nt IL Os. to 91. 9s Sussex 51. -Oa to 71. os. Sussex 51. 10s.: to 71. 15s RAW .1111)LS. Best Heifers and, Steers (per Ordinal' Is. 6d. to Is. ad' abbe) 2s. 4d. to 2s. 6d. Market Calf 195. ( 6d. each Mi4sillogs Cs. -od. to 2t. 24. English Horse 121. to 131. 04 Sheep Skins 3s. 04. to 6*. ed. . I PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 190. lid. Calf Skins - 345. aod Ditto 934. 244. Ditto 365. 3941 ' Merchants' Backs 1%) 4. 204, Ditto 63s 344 Dressing Hides 1 -01 i& 44ri1. 'Small Beals 3s. Od. Ss.. Id 'Fine C.osela Hider. HIL lota. LasseAitto i KO. .16os crap Hides for cost tit id. 210. T Horse Hides 1114 204 , -Pitt.o 1X4 . 0 Mid& Ilt t ins its. 560 PRIM OF T W. !Nlk:'lSTnet's litirke( I. IN: 141' ToisisZrallow 70, id Clare Market 'Il .44. 3d„ YAlow.aussia cgs od Whiteshapel.Market 411. 04. White ditto 6:s 'ad per stone of hib. .. 6 ."•••••• Snap ditto GOs 04 . 1 12s 24. Meltpv,Sesiff 54s 00s 0 Average '4s Old bind tough 36 00 04 Graves As . Od Good Dregs tls 04 • 1 Yiellow Sqap, $044-.Mtatiled, 90s Od-Curd, 945. Od. Price of Candles, per dOzen 12s Oil-Moulds, 13s ed. COAL Ivt.Wri.ll'r„ Ap.il..te Ships at Market - &AM . Priem 62 Newcagle 511 ." . 4 • s ibli. 64. to 575. od. 3 Sunderland 5 . % • 1 ... -431. 64. to 445. CI. 1 Welsh . #t , Cal. od. . -Oxsosn naafi ar s Aram 13.--The second best price of a bushel of wheat mos I Is. 94. ,cording to wl:ich poise, and a du e allowance mad*, tp the baker, ;he assize and price of bread are op follow, viz. the peek' leaf, houSehold,to weigh 171 b. 6oz. 35.10 d. the half-peck is. iid.ind the sraaller in proportion': . I. iAdr....r.m..........m.• ' r Worn?s are thenaost frequent - pource. cf . Children. diseases. Their iyiriptorns evitratarent ante guardian of children should be acquaintieß With' They occasion 1 loss of appetite, a paleness Of iiii colour of the face, etilacigtion, andirregnlar state - if iliebtrarelr, attended after with violent pains;, they briiig on itOulsions,' they 4ect the growth of the'6'ody, initiate) , prove 1 • ..„ fatal, by ending in a consumpticintir a eca,) , 4 tr. Both as a preventative and c'ire of these alarming complaints, Ching's Patent Worm-Lozenges is universallfallowid, on the testimony of the - highekt charac;et i r in this • country, both in riot and respcittahiNtf, = •to have no] equul. The public approbatiati, 'Pen io',tliii Pr0.. 1 prietor, fruM a iSersonal. ItntiWitittge, of•keloncler-' fill success it% their own families, stampilis ttierit beyond competition, and gives i sanctnift‘qo.it; , of which no other medicine of the kin' iitillifjoist.i- Parents ii.?d others Whet haVe - the'caie - ' OF ehildreu should hare 'this remedy as.a f;amlly,rnitdieifie to re. ' sort to, whenever the stomach or bolds:Of children are any way disordered, which it will always be; found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr . Butler's, No. 4,'Cheacifidei tomer of Paternoster-row, and retail by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall ',A• MA), SA OIENUINE MEIeICIN/9 7 • 1 5 , NEWBERY and SONS, • N o . 45, st 4 pau? l 1. - • church-yard, London, or No. 29, Dame•strieS,Auleas, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, and o : b er valuable.Prepara , Lions, tutor/it the Public', that in . consequence of the new tiot!.. s the priceof that Medicine it 2s. 93. per Packet, or Li. Ss. Gd. p, Dozen, or a DOzen in a Bottle, XI. ts. as made up for. the Army and Navy.; bat obieree tlikt the Words " F. New:levy, No. 4s i St. Paul's," are engraved iu the Stamps. The following, are Po Prices of their Medicines, dirks Included, but those who purchase sit, or more, W ill be allowtd tLe Stamps gratis: • g, d. 1. d. I Dr. James's Powder d 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Mao Analeltic Pills - / 4 6 Strong Tincture of Bark 4 • Ditto Autllttlious Pitts 2 9 Huthain's Ditto 3 0 Dr. Anqin's Chalybette 4 0 Bullish C. Ere 2 9 Dr. Steers's Ogpdeldoe 2 9 Essence of Gm.4 . ,4er 2. 2 Ditto Conti:lanla 2 .. 6 Inglidt's Sews Pals 31{ Ditto C.tmomile Drops I 9 Cheltenham Salts 2:, 'fistenee of Cohafoot 3 6 ipecactinha Lozenges 114 Mr. Spence's Dentrifice 4 0 Dr. Solander's Tea o 9 The Cephalic &tuff 1 It Henry's klugarsia 2 6 Lozenges of Blols 1 14 Maredanei Drops 5 6 Glass's Magnesia 3 6 Spi!shury's Ditto ! 6 Leo's Linhltettt 5 0 Grant's Cough Ditto I r Asthmatic BAUM 2 9 GteenottstArincV.res 1 . 0 . 'logic PiUs 29 I Ditto lo'n 1.427.-lig••s 2 1.. •Dr. Hoozer'ePilts I 14 I Socching ‘Prep 2 St • Atnpit stiowasee to Merelwots, etc. fur tapetiation. stated . dta grits retebnie fronlimbt SA LT officers, and all of thenVAlstchwed that Brown. had struck him* when on the bet.' An elderly Geotininiet !REM stated, that a cart loaded with leather and a hackle/ By Mestn. coach, had passed just before Mr. G.'s coach, and to At tlte swan lau their passing no objection was started by the officerr. A Fatgli Brown then declared, that what had been raid w i th Canunon, i ,ES BY AUCTION. 0 ----- FREEHOLD LAND, BYFLEET, SURREY. , By Messrs. SKINNBRiTUCHIN and FORREST, e Swan Inn, Cieensey, on Wednesday, May 1, at Two o'clock pmeeisely. in two Leta, Ili FREEHOLD ESTATE, 'situate on Byileet Coni*on, in the s iiarisb of Weybridge , between the Village f Byfleetand the Market Town of Chertsey, consisting of an Allotment of about eel Acres of Land lylngiogether,bouedeton die East 'by the Navigable River, on peat of at South by the allotments of Thomas Vanner and John Gumbrell, on the West by the allotment of Mr. Payee, and en the North by the bout:- dkry of the 'lrking of Wondham. 'To be viewed by applying to William Glazier, Newham Lock, war Choosey, of whops printed particulars may be bad ; also at the White Hart;Guildford ;Talbot, Ripley ; Bear, Esher; White Lion, Cobham; of Cordell Brooks, Esq. Great George-street, Westminster; Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin and Forrest, Alelersgate street ; aid-at the Place of Male. V(lLili, ON 'EHE ;Msg./ER OP BERKS AND HAN i s. CHUTE MANOR, MANSION, FARMS, and LANDS. By Messrs. SKINNIER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, On Thursday, the 23d of May, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's 5222 2 .. Coffee-house, (risange Alley, Corillsilis 2 9 I a.. ' A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con- !Pitts 1 1t 1 SocoMe,,, IL • 1 - taihing, 783 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, mid Wood . :allowasee to Merchants, Zee. fun .. Land, Mutate at Chute, nearly adjoining•the beautiful Village of i —_.. _ _... _______________ . . _ Iv to d t t Appkahave, *seven miles from Andover, ghee from Hungerford, ; TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESA . and eleven from Newbury; comprising the Manor of Chute, T CONSIDER it but an act of justi ce is merits of.your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to comm ee k, with Quit Rents, Fines, Ideriote, Royalties, and Appurtenances. to you the following Cure, which has receotly beets perforowee e t. The NEanor extends over nearly 3500 Acres, in a delightful them. An acquaintanie of mine,Who by the hoakin out dept - Sport; t o well stocked with Game. Chute House, with Wanes, Coach-housed, Stabling, Garden, and Shrubbery ; and arising therefirom) was reduced salniost to a sheletuu, end Att i e old Venereal Complaint (attended by a coe.qedcation.of Mordrs Chute Form containing' about 320 - Acres, with Barns, and con be had the best medical advice which coidd keiebtaitied, and te e d venient Out:buildings, now in lime!. Also. Folcott Farm, con. A variety of patent Medic:hied:nothing could be !uncured wind Land, seemed co suit his case, or do hint any service; he remained ins sisting of about 254 Acres •of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lard, in the occupation of Joseph Slipway. 'lwo Inclosures in most reduced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to f,,i, the possession of P. Pulse, Esq. and lobe Higgins. A Nitiodenill, I,w his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to s e g o c ‘ i his legs ; in fact, no one who knew'him ev e r supposed it Possee e with a Cottage, Garden, and two Closes of Arable Land, in the for hint to recover. He was advised at last to try you° leake l occupation at William Coster. Fourteen Cottages In the Village of Chute, and sundry Lands let on lives, with the quit reatt - aod . heriots arising therefrom. ° Pills—he did so, adheringstriCtly to the directions given with 'l'o be viewed 21 days preceding the Sale , when printed Parti- them—he had not takep more than two boxes, before be tow rs cula may be had at the Star, Andover ; Pelican, Newbury ;or an alteration for the better—this encouraged him t o p roceed and by taking a few boxes snore he found his appeote aod str ~ Mestere. Brodie and Co. Printers, Salisbury; Mr. Cruttwe ll , gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any tura Printer, Bath; at Garrawa sl y's; aitO of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. -- I ; know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any per s on t o rue for a SOIAERLEY ESTATE, 1 - I.AMTINAIRE., Coeforoation of the above oceount e .it it should be doubted. lan • Exteesive MANORS, Capital MANSION-HOUSE, PARK- Wes Y our °bed , lent humb le servan t, THOMAS PURDAY . . LIKE GROUNDS, FARMS, and INCLOSED LAN, Library, nolkstone, July 10,1805. near 1500 ACRES, and 9000 ACRES of wAsTt • P rep ared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, LAND, with us Early Possession. Meir Of the - Royal College of Surgeons, Lotolun, at his h ouse, By Meier% SKINNIER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, N 0.9, New Bridge-street ; where, after a constant residerc e of . of Venereal complaints and those incidental to the parts of genet. At Garraw are, 00 1 TioredaT. May 99, at Twelve, in One Let, more than 40 years, in a practice particularly directed to the curs * Order of the Devisee and Rzsideury Legatee of the late profession should awaysebserre, .he Bitter, Inman' tile ohms' anon in both sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which men arks Daniel Hobson, Esq. deceassd: AVALUABLE and most desirable PREEHO LD and assistance, be gratuitously admintsters,to ;Imam taking titis ESTATE, pleasantly situate on the border of the Neer matelot., will be esteenod by a disc:A - fling public as an adv./m.lp 'Forest, contiguous to Ringwood, in the centre of two paci: Of ~ ,,,,..r o to be at atned, apei void of ambiguity. fox-hounds, 12 mile, from Lyndhurst and the sea-coast at Christ- ''''''' i Also sold by his approntment, for the conveniences( timeless p a n mall; the Toy Shop, No. 103, Oxford-street.' Mr; Des% church, 16 from Salisbury, and 29 tem Southampton; consist - ;ft at a slistanee, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Mean' ing of the extensive Manors of North Ashley -juata-Ringwood. and North Ashley Nea, abundantly stacked with all sorts 'of toughs., t 40. 7, Fhb-street HIV; Mr. Emotes L oeb Bti4 game, particutarly pheasants: the capital Mansion called Ssenerley Edinburgh ; Mr. MiDcoald'it, Glasgow ; Mr. Callwalne,Dobils, House, erected within a few years, in the most suleetantial :elan , ; Mr. B ill ioge's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchestsr ; and he nce; with excellent onaterials,- sender the direction of cite l ate '" r ' * one person tn every considerable town je Great Britain and Ire. Wyatt, Nuished in an expensive and very superior. style , ardiestly land, in boxes Of only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up, with fall and plata Considered as ene of the best-built houses in the kingdom. The directions, whereby persons of either se: may cure diennehts. premises are replete with offices of eery description, excellent N.B. Every box sold in . Great Britain is seeded up, with a coacholleuses, stabling, and variowfboildings adapted to the Resi- Stamp, on whicn, by favour of the Comtnissioners sprinter; u delgeand Farm; the whole remarkably well arranged, and equal the Stamp Office, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New BeitigeWee lm it." to the accommodation of a family of the first respectability. The , House stands upon a lofty eminence, commanding extensive pro- . . EAST, WEST, NORTH, AND SOUTH. spects, surrounded by paddocks, ornamented with sloping wood', CHEAP AND EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELIANG, ' end margined by the river Avon, which windkhlong the ground, ' , for near three miles. On the Estate is a contplete kennel fora Plow THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON, pack of hounds, and two handsome entrance lodges; also Somer iejr, Ashley, Turner, Nea, Lyons Hill, and sundry small Farms ° I . 'HE fcs 11 • owing POST-COAC HES set out at rz. 'and Lands—containing in the whole nearly 1400 Acres of rich ; duced'prices•: to EXETER, only Two Guineas, Inside; and productive Water Meadows, Pastore; Arable, and Wood and en 12e. 6d. Inside, to PLYMOUTfi,at Sevese o'Clock every Land, with tercel alt Fartn e hooses mot wiry intbstant iat Ontbuil- Moaning, with* Guard and Lamps through Hortiton, Alumnae, 'i sltnyA part in hand, and the remainder let op leasespear expiring; Bridport, Blanalford, and Salisbury, to Mr. Wit/sepses, Kx,-, - , k compare with a very extensive track of Waste I .and—ron: ainieg Arms, Ply mouth; and to the King's Arms, Dock. abikt NOtts Acres, divided by a line of pla•ntkffont, with valuable CHESTER, Newport, and W'hitchurnh New Post-Cceo, rights hi tlie•lNew Forego—Half of theFuichise-money may ha retry Evening it Five OVlnek. lefron snowiest. •To be viewed ell weeks preceding the sale, 'BUS I'ON, Spalding; teterborough, Stilton, anal Huntined‘c by Weep only, which snay be had, witirprinted perticulart,v( les Royal Mail Coach, am out every Eveiting.—Coaches Iran NI ' X-fkinner Tuchin, _and Forrest , .Aleierseate-street, Lome I Aostowto Spilskre,l.ooth4;rinusby, atid !lull. dop : particuiarsaelso of Meerts. Few and Aihniore, Solicitors; 1 ' ' I.IVERI'OOL, WaWineeeiii, Knutiford, Stone, and Litchfelt Henrietta-street, Covent Garden; Messrs.'Brodie and Co. POWs ; Post Coach, called the Expedition, every Evening at Floc o'Ciect tors, Sallsburo; (flr.'Crottviell, Printer, Bath; at ,The Dahill:, °,40 the Angel 1nu.,114-etreet, Liverpool.—Guarsted through:::. Seethamotoo/ audakt Gerraway's. 1 , BA Eland BR LoTOL Flyuag Poet-Coadiel,tbrough Cloppcs "liam Cottle, and Maaborougb , every Afternoon; arrive at .Y.:: X OFORDSHIRE, on the pWR ORDER of AW(CKsHIRE. , ; 14aits, the Greyhound:lnn, Lath, and the London Tavern,, it FREEHOLD FARM, between SHIPS TON and BANItURY, '; Inas-street, Brio* next .nlornitito—Coackes to Wells, Bridges . • *ids immediate possession . _...:. i water, • l4lw4o, . 01 .. By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCIdIN, and FOR ItEI, I I LEEDS new light Coach,calied the Roekingh.un, sets out evey On Thursday, May 93, at Twelve o'Cloci, at Garraway ' a Cabe. Morning Eight ",....,_ ' at u . Clock s carries tour Modes ouly, and goes 4- house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, by order 41. the Executors of • mark - ably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through 5.... c- Mr. George;Green, tiecrased, • :•-tei-esti • „ • ford, Newark, Retread, Doncaster, and Fat bridge , - to tie AVALUABLE and exagedintereligible FRE E - Gulden Lioue Leak, oext day at noon. Notwitlinanding the HOLD ESTATX, situate at Tadmarton, to the High tmeotoseloo, expedition of this coAch, it is allowed to be the roe ftoad from Shipston to 'Banbury, about ten toiled front SOipston agreeable and complete public conveyance on the North Road, antleChlppine Normi,"anef five from I)4hSurY, Ili the County of being un'ttioalletfirt oceontmodation by any other. Oxford, en theborder olVartvicksbire, rondsting of 120 Acres i KENDAL, I.anc.aster, Preston, Kirby, I.oneslale, neoe, of fertile Arable Laud, with a Dairy Pasture, and Heti*, Barn, , Cteorley, Ornisillth, and Gnomon Post Coaches, every Aftern,-.1 'Stabling, and Oter4mildities, and a Limb Kiln, its the ottettpatioo at five e'Clock . .--Guertled. of Mr. William Austip, Tenant at Will (who will giy,e.inuitediate i GLASGOW, longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Pun: r.:6, possession), it a very-low old rent of .€l4O - fier antiain. I Brorenhill,ThortThil‘Siniqulrar-Kiin, Cumnock, Kingswsd,..i.d To be viewed 21 days preceding the Sale, and prAtted•Piittio- all parte or Scotiand,.Compordowe Coado-Daily; Imo had at the Red Lion, Banbury.; George, Uneaten; * White' YORK, Newcastle, aridirdipbtelgh new Coach, per:: .:ad Ape, Stratfetd on Avon ; Warwick :Arese. Warlichaitt• WOO ' with a Glued throughout, sets out every Marlin.' at Halt-p.. 1 head, Coventry ; of Messrs. Grosvenor atld Co. !rioters, Ox. Six o'Clock, by way of - Newark, Redited w Tadeaster, Darliiere, Fund; Mr. Lovell, Printer, Birmingham ilk: Croke, Solicitor, Northallerton, Durham, Morpetlt, and Berwick. Pass. oes Red 'Limo itrcet, Clerkenwell; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuddn, finding themselves fatigued from the lentith of the journey, ''"f lied toned, Aldersgate-street. 'reit what time they pipe; and then proceed eto Without any :.Jr 17-- '777- NSUSH 1 - 111.1 ENFIELD, 'MIDDLESEX. - ' ••• ditional Fare. 1. Clark, the Black Swan, Cuter-street, Yee. CAPI rAL RESIDENCki e WITH PLEAOURE GROUNDS • " runs Coaches to Sunderbuid, Hull, Scarborough, Whithle and GARDENS, and MEADOW LAND, in all SEVEN IN., other places.l •Eit 1D4., iiNORTH and Walsall, new Pest Coach, twit FIVE ACRES, with imMediatt possession. Ey:Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHlNrated FORREST, • I gveging. • armor. ' Thursday. ^r ft;, at Twelve, • ; i • I. . CARLIENLE,,Pearith, and Whitehaven Post Coaci, goes sit:i As.G i s ' °n ' hi "' ~ lour Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Lamp, A VALUAB EandverydeairableßESlD Ell vPa :tAppleby, Greatalwidllc, Richmond, Catterick, Bore:4Mo' i it, witit t overy requisite Office for Ike accemmodation pi o 11a: , W et h er by, Ab e rf o rd, Doncaster , a n d G ran tham (th e nereet coy mily of respectability, Coach house , Stabling , exce llent walleit ;by eighteen miles). Sep out every Mauling, and perforate Or Gardens, preen -house, Grapery, Llightfill , Pleasure Walks,, 1 josrney w i t h the l ow t e r e facility. Pa s i e ugers dawned 0 2 the Pkonatilmie ail lelrk-like Orcanda, enclosed bra Park 0 481 11 , road by business, or pleastain,lsN:e the peculiar advantage of tha refreshed by, the New Rivers end a Catral, which _are rang _ she being stzured ia, dee nest coach. dyed objects of distinguished beauty, situate I.en 'hat much-ads i., - . 4CLIV.S.g. a new.Fiyiug Post-Coaek 1 9 York, Sunderland, mired spot, Busholditl 'Elle Residence is a very excellent ethtelp ' illeoveastie,, and F-dittlitiroto, carrte. Four Insides only, even ceilicrillind saiteril'istika of 3Parrinensa. and Posstssint ( "OFT aot : iEverAng; at Four o'eoct, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, Sad mestic conventoote,..erected on a pleasing eminence, alunapilii.t s behh m e oe d. " ins extemive prdtpoefs ove.ithe surrounding country; the, coo*" ~,:ogjeoDEßLikee, Stockton , and s e -,,,,, hat , c.ads every house, Stabling, mitt deinclieti Offices, _re in, ever ,, reepett Odd; . f i l eatd ng . to t h e No s ont i er. 'Otte; the pleasuresignionds end illtdents have, be e n bnproitteFor , ltiAgCHESTEß,Vinisllostt, Coogietsti. Newcastle, W 2 hail, " In t i " . ' and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afternibm—Guard ,l SniKEWSBURY, WAlF:gym; aod Shafind•Post-Crash, tic litchal Marietta, every . Eoetdrig at Flee or.loek —Guertin!. • o,slEtrlf t• l5 and Rotherham ?tst-Coast..saitad the Rockod* hart:, every Morpink. wit.RMINGHAM •- - At.st ss. .au s at .s.'• ...... .....'" ~• ••••1-9 - •-•"---" r. '"" rplete; the pleasurt-grsionds acid ens have. been and an d Johnson, Gosport ; Annum W e st on, Mallory I b n Pr * e 4 Y 'lt ' l-w- tiAlsiCHESTEH, 7 (Vintsiost, Congletom Newcastle, Wang. a csallabillabia la Pemesaaiklihr M ea d ow i -ands veil' Pradaetteli• ' ard Wolverhampton Post-Coach, try Aftetisabo.—Guard . .d. G. and Jones, Portsea ; Trewman. Exeter ; Cookware !The whole ,fseeluold aoti.vopyhold.. To be viewed iiY . q . l SHREWSBURY,- Wellington; acsd Shaßsd-liost.Coach, de sit. thy, Glenville, Gilbert. and Hoxland, Plymouth ; preceding the sale by ickqt‘ ugly, which, with printed ;, Rd y ,ka ir i atte , ever y . E r wa s at, VitroOposk --Guantrd. tad oe'Mtssrs Skinner Tuchin a.. 1 ?etre 't • .....ntr.. ot ts • - . • . . , , - , , §,.....1„., 44Rbizerlir Post-Coach, sand dm Rocks, >sea Newbery, Dublin ; Baxter and M'Donald, G lasgow, '!arso " 14 9 be Alliertgate-street, Partsculars also of Mann. Varrers, Mk -. b a th , 6,4" m ori g n k, ake Smith, Manderiton, Scott and Cirgilh Etlipleurgh ; and John tic . tllcitors,Lincoln's Inn Fields; and at Gwastay'al ; BiRMIINGHAM Mercury Post-coach, with a Curl, sets et Yin I Cruttwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hurl ; Grigson NuNl'l MOM° NSHIRE..--PEREMPTORILY,* " bye and I3illinge, Liverpool ; Stains . and Lynch, Man. . Hy Mears. SKINNER, TUCHIN,Ibd FOOEST, I every afternoon, ..,d reaches Binning/lam next 14 at noon,. ' Passes by Orford, Enston, and Oinrstone to the Saracco'slisad• il y. chester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Bir- Ay Garriway's, on Tuesday, Juno 95,at Twelve o'Clock,in Lots, , Bia'airteal Birmingham. um mingham; gregory, Btiihton ; and most Me'dicine By order of ,the '1 cur-teas, i HULl„Niiiabifie; Howden, Thcrn, arid' Demote* Pre' )0t Venders, in Boxes at 2s. 9di and ss. 6d. each. VALUABLE and eery improvable FREEHOLD of ,v • ; 1. el •.. and COPYHOLD FARMS, advantageously *lint - ate at ht • tun ;.'s ( . 44l '4' .t• • ' CoattiovaTlMorning.a:Seren o'Clock, to the 801 l sod Sun Inas $ MARRIED. , Wittow, a fertile part of the County, seven milts from Hunting- ir° - On Wednesday last, at St. Peter's, in the Isle of Thanet, Mr. , don. and six from St. hisee, both capital meeker to ast Seven s'eak. TO' 11E MhprOsamnnton Coach, Daily. at lialf-rri nis thiiiitato I Ten, Half-past Two s lialf-past Parr . and Half- past .rate in Charles Hoar, of Maidstone, solicitor, to Miss Caroline Edward* lof the late Joint Jackson, Esq. of Clodomnebester, deet;e,e4 ; • - • HERITORD, Wire, liodtlesdoS, and Cileblliit Coach, heir of Broadstairs. ' I prising two very eligible and &sisal& Farms, containing about • laar .„ ata ß ; .. .. uzint it eat Thursday, at St. Margaret's, Westminster, William Edward 436 Acres enclosed and , Field Meadow, Pa,ture, and Arable wll,l.lMit D. DlVlnfrrAlt4 an d C 0 . %...0 rermetfuLy aol , _ r 3 Tomline, Kati. ,eldest son of the Lord Igithy, 44 . Lincoln , to I Lands, with suitable - Farm Hcrtises and Offices , Dque-hdeses Friends and the Public, that they will rot be accouut • al . fo li rf -en- Fra n ces, only daughter of the late John Amber, Esq. of Fori r Barns Stabbed, iiiint-lraildingt o CWOrlotnens' Tenements, • ' . 9 ,ad . Isi n• 1 , , si )ect 'Hall, Shropshire. Parcels or Luggage, Esc. t i i more th.tr. iive Pounds V us, ani , or'dantaged unless entered as sued and "for aecordi ~ , ....ar ja i .• 4 e the occupation of Messrs. John Eleing„and illsos. Sisetnami,, good h . icy, • the areem's Head lin, Snow-tail Londots. DIED. , and respectaWe tenants,whosetericiyeapirenext Lady-day,snac t un- i ' - • Ito Qs the 1 Stb inst. the Rev. John Houghton, B.S. of Habiead ting - tirenoor z'soo pet annum; cijiaMitcpnsiderable increi.o. 1.. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BallS:37:. TO-IsIORRO U . ,wn Essex, in the soth - year of his age; upnards of :A years Vicar ai m g bistaltwod Illf - alligpfirilfl. the Taisains, of robots; rititew , m anlng .3 toinutes after 11 no , White Coble, in that county. . . . . Partk.stlarsipstiase hid -one moat* pteattlis the Bait; slab nt . ' Af t n 1- On the 13th instant, at her house, Sr. Johns,'Wakeftel4l, at an ahli Pelican g Yprhoira; Fountain, ; Ceoven b ra. ties; • stir adyanced age s Mrs.Amorg, relict of the late Doctor Amory, M.D. .Falenn i _--- Bt.-gil l. e; ell•Mr..Hodpo ri, P ,' n Canibridge ; Messrs. - , end Tueeday last William Chetbasa, Esq. of Falcon -equaze l aged nearenriabas Wills' BramtiV • MattaigailVirarinn and 'Dyke, LONDON: Printri and putilshed by 'Acct.kcur, ••t ' the -Ist ce) /9 yews, atraninent Solicitor .. - railleitot.i TOMO' at Itrievial i lY 1-1 1 4essra. t.'kireeer,.Th- . Orr sce, No. 1, Carry.nrocr, and at the Oleo, Tempi: L'''' chin, atitt forigs‘Aidertgatsitxeet. .. ' . • . • • . • - ____-......••wem1109fi1111d1l _ :lie . - - . :,....- Numr te a. au rev; r ibis We far yam , Toil THP. A era Melo-nn tertainme ALi-I WWI The Pi chides wi A Co To r Tree Office, - VW be kdaT •- 4 14 and Lettery QA axis e( the C "Marva a C AI ttle It mime 0 stilt vi . 1 I • A.1•1•M• 2( The All to la t sold in 6,345, rrt A. S to con two e VP es yearly King,' bouse be ad Th sun& bit' every wit h • rh Bath' the far= quail Hatt resit appli qua' At t brie pitc st rii _. _ '1 =.i!! Y 1 t' U I I I I *des of S per, few elrei IITO tr, lar/ Sc.; ma 4 h at V' o vat ter d 7M C Xri si . IN PI v 11