Star. — London, England, 1804-01-21 00:00:00

AND THE GORDON'S. Oesiosprie the seism meafures purfued by Mr. Scab. Latadtin Cordon and Mrs. Leigh were fecured at Gloactfter on Wednefiiay, and with Lockhart Co*" lo ** the Clergyman. millerwent a long exami. nation yefterday m bow.fireet, before the above Ma elbow and Sir WILLIAM Peasows. The fingularity of the occurrence excited confider. able cursofity, and brought to recolleCtion the tales of ancient days, when dillreffed damfels were run away with by vile enchanters and difioyal Knights. The room was crowded with Gentlemen waiting with anxious expeaation the refult pf the exam:oation which was taken up (lairs, and afterwards read belOw. a At half pat two o'clock Mrs. Leigh, fupported by liar Solicitor, Mr. Patents, entered the Office in expense agitatien, and was accommodated with a eisair b y the fide of Mr. Bono. A few minutes af terwards Lockhart Gordon was brought over. He Unlisted tip to the bar with a newfpaper in his hand, and took a carelefs Purvey of the furrounding . fpec. tators. His brother Laoden Gordon was next intro. duced, and welcomed by Lockhart with a cordial flake of the band.' and as many fathionable contor tions, as if they had met in the lobby of a theatre. The evidence was then read to the following effea : Fanny Antoci* Leigh , of Boltonwow, Piccadilly, fluted. that the was the wife of Matthew Leigh, Efq. that OP had known Mr. Leaden Gordon from child. hood, and haviog lately had a keen of wondrous . yet intricate import. whic h fbe had comm th unicated to him, he had written her a letter folving e malty, and with his brother Lockhart, dined with her lat able ileaday Nothing particular occurred during the reps! ; int when th eir meal was concluded , and the had made a few circulations, Lockhart yelled out his watch and exclaim ed to his brother 4, 'Tie near fovea o'clock I you know , the ehaife was ordered here by, (even !" She inßantly demanded * What chute Lockhart replied. "You are going with* my brother to-night I" to whit 4 flee anfwered, ** l No. I am not. 'hstieed.u.—Locamt rejoined, r Louden has got a pre(ent for you :" She aced, 4 - What pretest 1" Lockhart then polled out a plain gold ring, fuch as is ofually_produeed at weddings,, mad raid to his brother- 0 lien, give it her." They ooreonently attempted wing it ou her finger t which salted; bet apes Lockhart Gordon drawing out * beast of &8010, the was fo Knitted. that the fell Ina a Rate of infenfibility, and does not remember • till the found berfell forcibly confined in a ehaife between Lockhart and his brother. The and chaffs were Amiga at two &ages. audio *hedged of the night they reached Tetfworth, aine miles on this fide Oxford. where. after knocking up slag nonpie of the inn. (upper was ordered ; after trh;ib Lockhart told her to go to bed, which Ike miiimplind with I and. is a Alert time, ails followed . .flff•Lipiden. No reforest violence was tired; bop, friss firm perrufion that her death would be the ninfetestiett of a reallance,, and not from incline. deg. is and Leaden Gorden &pc in the fame bed that night, Nest morning at breakfall, Lockhart hid, ' In my brother, who adores yea. you have a protease fat life, and in me yes have found belt friend you ever had. Gee who will never de. Awe whlllt he has a drop of Meld in his veins." -Alter brealtfafk. Lockhart detained for town, and (he was pn•sisd apes to proceed with Leaden to ioneeffer. Daidellkm, terra& to %fn. Leigh. COM horitittrudrpeodoflion of the &bk. and the force ht &min et her particularly Lock. r owdia learearming; ih the palhErs, to Ihoot his brother, it& &W•! Stre. Leigh to the chaife. and - • g t he peift.boy. that if 4151.11:tilimieabialkatly eirks im •Sbe wrild blow his itre At the emaciation of. this Ist information, Lock. tbaseAllardon requited to bow if he might be per mitted to make tame few obfervations ? and rectiv. flag the pikes lieu of Mr. Boma and Sir Wit. Nome, befp•be es follows-- 0 It may be very right. Geodesists, where a wo ol" is immersed, to aft delicately ; but I do not rowel& why I am to be factificed to fait the conve nience et Mrs. Leigh. When I was feat from hence as Tnefday. I was told that I was not to be brought op:again till that day fe'nnight ; but merely becaufe ter • to befell and her Solicitor. I am forward, unprepared ; nor can it be Pup. that witboot previous notice, the feelings of *Mao can be (efficiently Retied to Rand in my fitu• anion, tei endure the gaze of a multitude, and fubmit o be the (port of all idle perfons who may be col- Med by the impulfe of unfeeling curiofity." Mr. Born.—" If you will afford yourfelf time for recellaaioo, I flaccid conceive. Mr. Gordon, you will think us rather entitled to your thanks than re proaches. Your Brother and Mrs. Leigh arrived in town lat night, aod, at the requen of her Solicitor, Realms, you arc now brought forward to pre. an unapt airy continuance of confinement, by giving us an opportunity of afcertaining whether the b. offence, wherewith you fiend charged, is here t.. confidered as a capital crime. orbailable as a mifiic- manor r. Lockhart Gordpn would not allow himfelf at all indebted to the eonfideratim of the Magiftrates $ but, with aftcsnithing pertinacity . , infilled - he had been &usefully afcd; and from time to time reiterated his muiplaints. adverting with bitter acrimony to the fiaterneuts which have appeared in the papers re fpedirg his 6ra examination. He attempted to *f ume the terrific airs of a brow-heating }Lin ifier ; and upon Margaret Davidfon replying to an interroga tory. " I do not recoiled, Sir," he violently rejoin td, " not reeolleft I You mull have a very !bort memory. Madam. i fay you do recollell, ai,d you're kills brit-rad 4ing Devi;." Previous to Mrs. Leigh being (worn to the truth of her irdisrmAtion, Lrrk. hart abler wed, that fhe had declared/bey were armed with piftols. whereas it was only hirajcifi and, with peculiar animations addreffed her with— " For Goo's fake, Madam, don't fign it ! R emem- Der there is another world $ and though yr,ii may hot believe it, there are many here who do. Had you not been fo inveterate againft my brother, 1 had de• serrnined to have Rood my trial in thence ; !.iit nm now refolved not to fpare you a tingle lince ynu are fanguinary in peruting a man alum you know you oars was doatingly fond of." Mrs. I..eigh.—" I.am tenderly slice to his fltweion Mud your l / 4 I and, fo far &slimy* been enabled, have . . endeavoured to five you both; nor is it the firß time that your lives have been in my power." Lockhart Gordon denied this ; and fupplicited the Magiftrates on the part of his brother. g• For me, 1 Gentlemen, you may ufe your pleafure ; commit me 1 to any prifon in the metropolis ; but confider there' it nothing criminal can poffibly attach to Linden Gordon, He will, t hope,*be of ufe to /fit country, I though you now fee him brought to his degrading fituat son." • All the evidence againil the prifoners not being yet adduced, they were committed for re-examination next Friday, and, at the requeli of the Solicitor for the profecution, remain till then in feparate prifons. Mrs. Leigh teems to be about 3o years of age ; her figure is delicate and interefling ; her eyes mild, yet expreflive ; and her voice is extremely articulate ar.d melodious. She is a natural daughter of the late Lord Le Defpeneer, wit° left her by will the fum of ao,cool. She afterwards married Matthew Leigh, Efq. known in the fandenable circles by the appella tion of the " Ifesdfres Lish." From mutual dif agreement, they feparated, and her buiband receives from Mrs. Leigh a liberal allowance. Lockhart and Lauden Gordon are firß and fecond confios to the prefent Earl of Portfinouth I, their mo ther, who was fifter to the late Earl, was the Ho nourable Mrs. Gordon, and kept a fchnol of Come celebrity, next door to Fozard's, in Park lane, in a honfe inhabited at prefent by Lady Welleiley. Laudea condotied himfelf during the examination with temper and propriety ; but the behaviour of Lockhart was indecorous as a Clergyman, and as a man. They have both a falbionable air, though the advantage of perfon is eminently in favour of Lockhart. ANOTNAIL ACCOUNT. In confequence of Milks-, the Bow-Rreet Officer, bearing from whence she chaife in which Mrs. Leigh was conveyed from her hook was hired, be learnt that the firft -town they (topped at was at Ux bridge. when he fet off in purfuit of her, and took with him one of Mrs. Leigh's female Servants, who carried with her Tome clothes for Mrs. Leigh. The officer.from perfeverance in his inquiries, traced them on Wednefday afternoon to the Bell Inn, at Glow after. On the officer's arrival at the ion, and de. teething the perfons be was in parfait of to the land lkird, be faid, he thought the Lady and Gentleman be wasinpurfuit ofwereinhis hook, butthe Gentleman lbad but juR Repped out; on the room being pointed out where the Lady was, the eflicer entered it, when fie (creamed, and called out a murder," he. The Wiser told her who he was, and not to be alarmed; end, on recovering berfelf,. aelacooledg ra t e r name was Leigh, and that Mr. Leaden would return in a few minutes. On Mr. Gordon's return, Miller took him into eultody. After fame unverfation, it came out, that Mr. Lauden Gordon sad Mrs. Leigh were waiting in burly exudation, the arrival of Mr. Lockhart Gordon from London with money and Mrs. Leigh's eloaths, and of courfe were ignorant of his being in cultody. The particsthen dined together. for whith Malenwat obliged to pay,' the' heck of calk of Mrs. Leigh and Mr. Gordon be: ipg exhaoßed. They then fit off on their way ..to London in a poll math and in two poR clutifes till they came to Uxbridge, from which place they pro ceeded to Loudest, in a poft coach, where they at rived on Thurfday evening. Their arrival in London was communicated by Mr. Perkins; Mrs Leigh's So licitor. to Mr. Bud. at his huh in Sloane-areet, who requelled that Mr. Lockhart Gordon might be brought to the Public Office, Bow-finer, from Toe. bill-fields Bridewell, for examination.yellerday Wand of Tuelday next, which the Magißrate very readily complied with, and Mr. Lockhart Gordon was ac cordingly brought up. At eleven &clock yellerday morning, Mr. aden Gordon was brought from St. Martin's watch houfe to the O ffi ce, where he bad been kept fince his being brought from Glouceßer. Mrs. Leigh, attended by her Solicitor, arrived about the fame time. When the examination of the prifoners, Meffrs. Gordons, was about to commence, Mr. Parkins applied to Mr. Boa, requeßing Mrs. Leigh's e uminat ion mightbe taken privately,to which the Magiltrate confented, and the parties adjourned to a room on the flat floor, and no perfon was ad. misted but the Magifirate, his Clerk,' Mrs. Leigh, Mr. Parkins, and a few of Mrs. Leigh's relations.— Duriqg the time Mrs. Leigh's examination was tak ing, the Earl of Stair, Major Delbrow, and a great number of perfon‘ were waiting with the utmoll anxiety for the relish of this extraordinary bufinefs. About a quarter before three o'clock Mr. Boob and the parties came into the office, when the pri fonen, Meffrs. Lockhart Gordon and Lauden Gor don, were placed at the bar.Mrs.Leigh was condneled into the Office by Mr. PARKINS, and the appeared much depreffed in Ipirits : a feat was allotted her ntar Mr. BOND, and the was nearly fainting till tome faits were Cent for. She having recovered herfelf, the Clerk proceeded to read Mrs. Leigh's deirofition, which was as follows :- 1 Shc faid the had been acquainted with Mr. Lauden Cordon and Mr. Lockhart Gordon about thirteen or fourteen years; that about two months ago their acquaintance with her was renewed by Lauden Gor don calling on her in Bolton-row. at wl.ich time no thing particular paired ; but fnice this the faw Lau den Gordon three times, and once in company with Mr. Lockhart Gordon previous to Sunday laR. That having had a dream, Rte communicated the fame to Mr. Landes Gordon ; he Mortly after replied to it by letter, therein Rating an interpretation of the dream. She received two other letters afterwards frum Mr. Lauden Gordon, tellifying the great re gard and elteem be had for her ; and the IA of the two letters Rating. that his brother, Lockhart Gor. d,u, would prweet her at the rifle of his life and for tune. In the courfe of the week previous to Sunday lin, Mr. Lauden Gordon called upon her, when the invited him to dinner on Sunday fail, as well as his brother, whom the had once leen with him before ; .thd, accordingly. a few minutes before five o'clock they came. Nothing particular palled dining dinner. nor until Lockhart Gordon took out his watch. and ribferverl to hi. brother. it is near fbven o'clock. the citaife will Le here at kven ; upon which Mrs. Leigh alked what when Lockhart Gordon replied (Addreffii.g himfell . to Mrs. Leigh), " you go with Linden to night;' and that either before three words • cre fpokcn or after, Lockhart Gordon laid to his brother, you have got a prefrot for Mrs. Leigh ;" to which Mrs. Leigh replied, " I am determined not to take any prefent ;" when Mr. Lockhart Gordon defiled his brother to conic and fetch it, who CAM, and Lockhart Gordon prodoeed a plain gold ring . defiling his brother to put it on Mrs. Leighi finger, which Louden Gordon attempted to do, but the re fufed to let him, and the ring laid upon the table.— Shortly after, Mrs. Leigh arofe, and attempted to go out of the indoor, when Lockhart Gordon went to the door, and told her the fhould not go out; the told him (be withed to go up (lairs, but Lockhart Gordon perfifled the thould not go out of the room, and Chewed a pillol I at which time the thought Lock hart Gordon defired his brother to go and fee if the chaife was ready. She then opened her parlour door, and went up (lairs to her bed-room, where the met Davidfon, her female (errant, to whom the (aid, " I am afraid there is a plan to take me rut of my houfe to night ;" who replied, "• .who can take you out of your own hoofer In anfwer to which Mrs. L. ob (erred, they are armed with pitiols, and don't fay any more, but watch. Mrs. L. then returned down Rairs into her drawitig.romn, where L. Gordon came to her, .and requefteJ her to go down Rain; °Vetv ing, the chafe was ready. In a few minutes after, Lockhart Gordon came into the drawing-room, and Paid to his brother, " Don't Rand there ;" when. Lockhart Gordon took hold of one of Mrs. Leigh's arms, and pulled her to the door, &Ong, " you fball go, lam determined." To which the replied, " I am determined not to go out of my own houfe; what right have you to force me out of my own houfe?" To which Lockhart Gordon replied, " I am defpe. rate ;" at which infant the obferved Davidfon, her female (errant, coming towards her, followed by her other female (errant. When Davidfon came up and endeavoured to Tereus her mittrefs from Lockhart Gordon, a kale enfued between Lockhart Gordon and the (errant, and they went down Oaks, leaving Louden Gordon with Mrs. Leigh; Lockhart Gordon then called to Landen Gordon. and Paid, “ Bring her down, or I will (hoot you." At this time her mind was in Inch a difiraaed Rate, the had no recolleaion whether Louden Gordon forced her down Hairs or not, and continued in that !late until the found her (elf in a poll•chaife into which the had been harried by Lockhart and eauden Gordon, loth of whom the found in the chalk when the came to herfelf s and the fill thinly the recolleaed, was bearing Lockhart Goy don calling out to the poll boy to drive on with (peed, ar he would (hoot him. They changed boric. at Uebridge and Wycomb but could not tell whether they had tiny refreffinient. She did not get ourof the chairs till they got to Tetfworth. where they ar rived at midnight : the family at the inn were gate to bed, and they were called up to get them (upper, which was ordered by Lockhart Gordon. She par. took of the (upper. At this time the was perkaly in her fenfes, and obferved to Lockhart Gordon, •it was a breach of hofpitality to take her from her own honk %sithout her content, and that the thought it one of the moll infernal meafures that ever was • opted. She intreated to have a chafe to carry her ck to Londdn, to which Lockhart Gordon anfwer td, it was impoffible to be complied with. 'Mrs. Leigh then Paid fhe (aw it was inevitable, and went to bed under an impreffion that her life was in danger from Lockhart Gordon. and permitted Landen Gordon to come to bed to her. On Monday morninot they all breakfaßed together, when Lockhart Gmdon ed, that the would have no caufe to repent the men. forts that had been taken, for that it would be the objea of his brother's life to render her happy ; and that as to himfelf he would adhere to her as long as he bad blood in his veins, and he would be one of', the heft friends the ever bad. After brrakfall, Lock hen Gordon fat off for London ; and the. at the cornett iatreaty of Laud= Gordon, went forward with him to Glauceller. . _ Mr. Lockhart Gordon put two very material quer. tions to Davidfon, the female fervant. The firft was —How long flu fuppofed it was between the time Mts. Leigh came out, and Paid to her that the Mr . Gordon' were armed with pißols and was afraid they would take her away, and the time they brought Hrs. Leigh out of the dining-room, and took her tnto the chalk i to which the anfwered, about twenty minutes. The (mud queflion was—lf the man fervant was in the houfe at the time her Milbets came out and faid they were armed with pitlols, and was afraid they would take her away t white the anfwered in the affirmative. _ Mr. Lockhart Gordon, we are lorry to obferve, behaved in a more rude and difrefpetlful manner, than on his firft examination to the Magiftrates. Sir Witetass PARSONS frequently remonftrated with Mr. BOND on his fubmitting; but Mr. Botts► bore it with the greatelt degree of compofure, and anfwered him in the cooleft manner. _ _ Mr. Lanclen applied for permiffion to be fent to Tothill fields Bridewell with his brother ; but which was objeted to by Mr. Patinas; on which account Mr. BOND laid the requell could not be complied with. The examination was not over till pail four o'clock. They were committed for further examination. Mrs. Leigh has no children, and has been Cepa rotted from her hufband between ten and eleven years ; the is twenty-nine years of age. The fame of Mrs. Leigh's beauty having gone forth, the Duke r f Qu was waiting in his carriage, in Bow Otter, during the examination, and remained till Mrs. Leigh came nut. Saturday Robert Martin was conviaed at the Sur rey Salons of Sealing a cotton counterpane from the George Inn, in the Borough, and ordered to be tranfported for (even years. The Ptifoner was de faibed by the Counfel, as having for a long t'm:. pall been in the habit of committing alarming de predations on the inn and tavern keepers, coffee houfes, ate. George' WI was convieed, on his own confeßion principally, of fleeting a confiderable quantity of lead, in a dwelling houfe, the property of Mr. Martin, near the King's Bench plifun. The coufettion was regu larly atteftcd, and tigned by the Prifoner before the Magiftrates at Union-Hall, and included in its de claration a great number of other robberies in which the Prifoner had either been a principal nr accelary. They were indeed Co extenfive, that Mr. tierjeant Gummy, who prefided, laid, that much as be felt for the prifoner's family, he basing a wife and fix children, he felt himfelf bound in duty to the public to pronounce a very heavy fentenee i.n a peril '' , who had committed fuch repeated aets of plunder as he had himfelf acknowledged to have bean guilt, of.— The Prifuner was fentenced to be tranfported for (even years to the Eaftern Coati of New South Wales, o► any of the it adjacent, as Isis Majaly may think fit. „ es I A a. vi aid I oinli ibil a sin • Iwo i 1 . , she e . mile M 1 -r il l r • mei des4 dot • hid, pow St b feet 1 0.41 Set Gine M • bone lei: Al i As* also I NCI M Ma PO N ' . sinis 1 1 1 as T •P*l k ie 1 se in slim »M WM It renal ( wiU 1 prow town Mr. 'eat givim often confi anew I Li andel with than oenni Ante fpeB woe arm tory ad, own bein bare witl pc: ber beli cot serf , non WC and LONDON MdRKE77. CORN•EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. JANUARY W. A RETURN OF FLOUR. • • Preen the ytb of January to the 1311 of jemmy. Total—l3,9ll facks--..teremp 491. 3Sd.o es Ofd. lower than lalt tam. PRICE. OF HOPS. lIAOS, Pocllllll. Seat - 41 los to 31 to Kent - 31 66 to a Ills Stack - P goo to p so sort • 31 sr to 0 as Wei - 41 so to SI C 4 Verdian. 6.1 os to Fil il. 01.1 Duty spE noOL s PRICE OF SEEDS. Re./ Clover eos to too' *CM. Whfte ditto . yOs to 116 s do. Trefoil 4co to 631 do. Cutaway ' dos to 6.11 do. • Cdtiamkr. 161 to in do. Tom* e Ills to sto per bawl White Militant Seri, As to 118 64 4e. . Brawn ditto, tos to 141 do Cessry, Es od to so od do. Rape Seed. SM. to 3FI. 1 181 . 14 ft• SMt INFIELD. January so.• To Soh the olhil-oper Roue of Elts. . Reef As od to ss 44 i Veil pa oil to ilk 64' Mateo 41 ed to Ss dd I Port • as gd la .1 41 U . - _______ •••D Of VIII OAT. • Dee& swot 50.,..Ebeaand Limbs I Soo. NEWOATE sod LEAD ' [LILL, janeAry es. Per ftoue of Mb. by th e, carcefe. feet 3$ thl to go ed I Yea 40 oti is 6. .4 Matta, „iii : of to pi lid LAN* •ii &I to Jo eir, MARRIED. Left 'reek, et Litchi Ad. Mr. jarvh, Jen. of Pmw,n Wel Leteeftergke. to Mitt Thostlehe IVery Pletcher, of itallefudt‘ MN, Stigma/re. A t g lis tos, Derhyggre, job Capper, Etq. of Eipplate. tAfae deo, to MI6 Ildelekh akirtdatatitei of the late Walter Bidielobj, Efe. ef flertes•ooder Need* & fealforatite. On the nth MA. the Raw?. Bedford, of Petherwya, Geserallh to MI6 M. A. Whiner, itenvett daughter of the late Jobe White ter, Efq. of Bradsdoch, Devaaddru DIED. Oa the a4th Ult. to the 43tr year of h 4 aSs. his Smog MOD& the Doke a Sate.Melnuoges. Saturday lan, after a tidiest sal liardog Meek Mr.Thomha Brown, furrow, of Holt. Oa Monday lait. at &Seek to the ilth year of her vim Mrh Welton', refill et the heaCalytahlO•Wdbash.l4 • At Stirlits . the nth thaw, Mr& Marko Biggles , wife ot Jahn Dow, of Callao. ht the of jamaoa, oh the ogito ofAloborlak Main rya. If 4. loonsel fag of David PA. Eft,of . Drente& Is March lift,itt Cutebovera.Seugatia oodegatnte of a would teethed at the roisMos of that sarrifoo, Mr. Montoorneris Pol. leek. Corset la the Bengal Ca atut hoof the lots lihro Mh Menem' Polo& todalthr of Y. The ITAI ,and WOKI TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. Mr. SCOTT, I'HREE SHAR E S in this E nag& Webhgetkill. .1 1 . frees Ole Seven be the Weal Twilit eimpedivi *NW with No Liveried. mid &edemas Mailbag*, a Maier beam, ta. inn The Prelim beeebeeseeifib es eskre sh ar'Z' larY kkag rairt=se dl2" et the Sestatar. the arty sem id. arid frees Or Mime* eleteereee Mk Inc AMIN be espedbel esellespOk le tem& Apse , / (pelt paid) tel Ar. Semi. Litigated% Landon. THE TRENT AND MERSEY. OXFORD 24AVIOX AND GLOBE INBURANOE MARES. Lke. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. SCOTT, In the Monthly Sale *Muni property, on Friday the yd Mirebe exT, at a a o'clock, at Gerrawry's, Change Met, London; cn. r ° 7; t 7E 4 H ull ; it a rb fe i t n a th il e 7iNi c srr and MERSEY - or TIRAND TRUNK CANAL ,conneaing the Ports of Liver pool end Haß, and comanualearing, thrangh ether Navigation; with London and the principal trading places In England : the di vidends on this eminent and highly rerpceled concern have M. Tanned to goL per Owe, per enmesh, with r ; founded rorpollke of inereakag. The Orford Canal. Five Dawes In this ellablliked and int. peeing camera : she dialdcddeltave Readily advanced to sal. per Mare, per amen,, and wiDendoubtedly increafe. The Grand Jvnellon Canal Cares, optional haan,and bonds beer. int: c m:wt. Intereß. Casa Bares, and optional loan notes, bearin y per ow. Wain. _ —.. —.— Globe legume good. fubfcripdon 301. per cent. paid, bear. log 5 per cent. littera, capedted to be a very beneficial COlCefil. Particulate at the Swan, at Wolverhampton; the Star, at Or. feed ; the Hen and Chianti', Birmingbam; and Garraway's and of Mr. Scott. Ludgate Hifi, London. ~ ASEI4OLD MANOR, FARM, AND OZIIR GROUNDS, SURREY. TO DR SOLD DY AUCTION- BY JOHN AYRES, __. • - On Monday, the 30th of ey ta ti picas e •y, aso4 , at Twelve o'clock, on Prentlfes,at W , the County of Surrey, ALEASEHOLD STATE, compti(ing a good H u ck, and two Cottages adjoining, Sale. Barns, Cow• houfe,Hay and Rod Bann, Potaaswhaisfe. Garden, Orchard, and y a Acres of Pafture and Arable Land, Is Acres of Onion sad WlUow Ayres, the whole lying within a ring fence, asea delight fully fituate at that much frequented Village of Waybridge, In the vicinity d Oatland.. The Bandon is truly 'iambic. In pan boon• ded by the River Wey, auldng the advantages of Bufincfs and Pleafare I has a right of Mk& and the Hoak commends • vim of nearly the whole of the land, and nearly adjoining the Rivet Thames. Mar ha viewed tiU the Ado, br applying at the bode for leave. A Pcrfon win attend to thew the Premlka, wham Particuhrs may be had. and at the White Hart, Guildford; *ea Lion, Stain.* Kingthe ; George, Twickenham s Bald.fu'd Stag, Pittner Bottom ; Ninc Elms Tavern. Nine thns, near VaushaU; the Wm. Smithfield, and of Mr. Ayres, HoOndfdltch, London. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Lindy, and been gratified by the moil confiderable preetke le that branch which I thought tamper to Waft, I trait that I have not more mit. employed my time than there who, in the estenfive fickl of the profelSoe, are =glossily inuserfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that Needs which Is acquired by cotieentrating the intelledtu..l power to one clafs of difordera The Weak, at Dzstury are peculiarly diftrelfing. for they bring with them a trate of coucornhant (reptant...ad, by a do. pecifine of all vital energy, ezifterec Well becomes embittered... Whether they trite from the prevalence of IU crimple. the &firm . live habits of fidsoel-boys, or the ledelemees of onaturi,y. they re• quire the molt &Slums prefers...nal ; but by iron's* in uneducated meu, the tympana are aggravated, -5.,1 the comae ninon is deltroycd. As a MEMISEit elate ROYAL. COLLEGE of St:ROEONS, I greeted my preteoliono on regularity a education; and p.ffeding every privilege to primal ted midi entitled to that confidence with welch II have hitherto hceo (olibersLy honoured. In the fiett (nisi= of local weakntri, arty application will prever.t the calamity d a debilitated frame; but where the fid term, from Goofs:lnnings it the unman lads of d.c vice which andel his Inisfortune. I, fcarftd of the cultempt or ectifure of hit family phyt cian. and broods over hi. Mass& y with corgd ten• ceahnent, it muft be fansfadory for him to he &lured tut only oi cap.doloy of treatment, het alfo of the molt Inviolable (meaty. Avid to =cot Venereal Complaints it I. podible to prevent pairs angst or diftrefs t In the molt complm nod cafe. it la the acquire. mon of eaciodive rapt Hence hi this hoe to ogee a fde, =min i and !peed y recitablilhasent I Oct the advactoge Gi erpericnet !o thole of either fez who arc &filleted with try lira 1 of peel I..ru Y. of ary fyrnptcoms ttf VENEREAL. INFECtION, and in ail ego the terms of rano welds are Rated on the heft Interview. Pat.cntslo the country are capcded to luck& a Bait Date, aol are reireiLd to (petify tbrlr . aer and manner of Wring. . . MARTIN MEP., Weentoer 4 the Ro7yalfkie oaf Suisun In Landow Nn 19, Arlnde•ftreet. Sot-rd, ham Tot"le Dir. L0N0914: rri , ted pahl trd by (d Ow . , Or•ica, No. t• Carer lbws. Pallet-41 rIA. aW. •• Urriza. Tools Ist. , . k gm ...... 1c i TII Ii . . . , . 11 Ti v.% IP Pa li a so .1 a 11 , . ' tt T - G T 11 7 1 el 7 A 1 i t 4 ) I N Cal P • at al C 1 • .11 k . . . j 1 .. I el 1• I .ri DI Iti a T. 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