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• , - ' • ' •, . .77f7A - . • ^ - . , . .e • . . I apap-pi • ' .'. CITr ausnesss.. . _ ...—....... Yesterday a. Court of Aldermen was held at Guild hall, at which the Lord Mayor and 15 Aldermen were present. G. Bridges, Wsq. lately elected Alderman. of Lime-street V. being introduced by the De puty and Common Couneilsnen of that Ward, was sworn for the dueexecution thereef,and took his seat ac cordingly. R. Clark, Esq. was sworn into the office of Chamberlain, and Messrs. Galabin and Yeoward Bridgemasters. The Rulers of the Watermen and Lightermens' Company were re-elected in that office. The Thanks of the Court were voted to the Lord*, Mayor's Chaplain, rfor his sermons preached in St. Paul's the first Sunday in Easter and Trinity Terms. COMMON HALL. Yesterday being Midsummer Day, the usual meet- 1 ing of the Livery was held in Guildhall for the pur pose of electing fit and proper persons to fill the office of Sheriffs and other officers of the City. The Hall was numerously attended. • The Lord Mayor and Aldermen having taken their places on the Hustings, anti the crier having pro claimed the objects of the Meeting, The RECOICDF.R came forward and said, that they were summoned that day to elect two fit and proper personi to fill the office of Sheriffs of the City of Lon don and county of Middlesex for the year ensuing, and he begged their attention while the different gen tlemen's names, who should be put in nomimaton, were read to them ; when they would declare their approbation by the shew of hands. The Lord Mayor, Aldermen,and Recorder having retired from the Hustings, the CousioN SaaJEANT ad dressed the Meeting nearly to the same effect as the Recorder had ; when the Crier read the names of the following Gentlemen, being those put in nomination to serve as Sheriffs for the year ensuing : S. Birch, F.sq. Ald and Cnnk J. Gray, Esq. Draper C. Maguey, Esq. Ald. and 6ta- W. CIS', E. , q. Wheelwrleht _ ! tioner J. Blades, Esq. Glow seller G. Bridges, E•q. Ald. and J. Resy, Esq. Vintner Wheelwright M. Hoy, Esq. Ironmonger W. Barlow, Esq. Tyler and T. Foster, Esq. Ironmonger Bricklayer A. Jordabw, Esq. Grocer L Thomas, Esq. Clover I. Gardner, Esq. Haberdasher W. Clarke.. Esq. Patten-maker B. Severn, Esq. Merchant-Tai- G. Fryer, Esq. Salter , for C. Teddy, Esq. Grocer W. Heypte, Esq. Merchant- J. Leigh, Esq. Gleirer Tailor • C. Wright, Esq. Goldsmbh W. Pickering, Esq. Vintner W. Hammond, Earl. Draper P. Booth, Esq. Cooper It. Sand..rmon, }.3q. Cooper T. Parker, E•q. Goldsmith Mr. Hvygate then came forward and said, that he felt himself called upon to trespass on their Patience for a'few moments, in consequence of some circum stances which had occurred with regard to his being pin in nomination. Having seen a card,iu his name, soliciting the favour of the Livery for his election to the office of Sheriff, he felt himself called opon - to ex plain a seeming inconsistency between that and his now wishing to decline the honour of their thoice.:-- 1 It never was his intention to step out of his turn, and he thanked them for their intended kindness ; but on account of its being so much, out of his turn, he did not wish it.—( Loud air: e; kill do; he'll do!) On Mr. Alderman Birch being proposed, there was a considerable shew of hands ; as there was also on the nomination of Mr. Sanderson and Mr. Heygate. Some time then elapsed before the Sheriffs made up their minds as to which two of the Candidates had theohon• of hands in their favour. , The Common Serjeant then informed the Meeting, that he was directed by the Sheriffs to acquaint them, , that they being uncertain whether the show of hands ' • was in favour of Mr. Alderman Birch or Mr. Sander son, these two gentlemen's names would be again put up, which was done accordingly. The Common Serjeant then said that he was di ' rected tci inform them that the Sheriffs were olopinion . that the election had fallen on Mr. Sanderson and Mr. Heygate—(loud cheering). After some further delay, the Common Serjeant stated, that he was directed to acquaint dont that a Poll 1 a I been demanded. .. Mr. Sheriff Goodbehere then came forward, and said, that they were already aware that the show of !Ands was in favour of Mr. fitygAte and Mr. San derson ; and now a poll had been demanded by Mr. Alderman Birch. It was therefore competent for arty Liveryman to 'demand a poll in favour of the other Candidates if they pleased. New delay again occurred ; in the course of which there were frequent cries of—" Proceed, proceed !,—To butinat, to butts:es, !" Mr. Het gate again came forward, and said that lie , begged leave to return them his most sincere thanks tor the honour they had done him in return ing him in so unexpected a manner 1 , but as that ho. Lour had not been solicited on his part, hi did not. think it altogether becoming in him to demand a poll Mr. Watt UM AN, after some more delay, came for ward, and said, that no person on the Hustings hay. ing wished to put his name to a requisition calling for a poll in favour of any of the other persons who had been put in nomination ; it therefore remained with any two of the Livery to sign a requisition call ing for such poll : if not, the Sheriffs must proceed to eTrittlt the law officers, and ty that nreaas get rid-of the embarrassment in which they were placed. . A further discussion on the subject then took place between the Sheriffs and Law Officers on the Hust ings: after which the Common Serjeant stated. that a poll having been demanded on behalf of Mr. Aid. Birch, the same would commence at four o'clock ; which took place accordingly, and at the close, the numbers were, tor . Mr. A Met man Birch.— 50 Mr. Alderman hia,-ney 3 lieggate 48 I 13ridge5......3 • Sandersua ..38 A French prisoner of war lately, made his escape fiOm Edinburgh, and having reached Liverpool, he there stole a fishing-boat, and put to sea. After being five days aad nights on the water, he arrived at Aberystwith, where he was secured, and sent to the House of Correction. A. few evenings ago, John Hall, a labouring man, went, at low water,among the rocks at Hame Head, near Cawzand, for the purpose of catching crabs ; . when, meeting with one in the interstices oldie rotks, his hand, for however, e; 'and, ~that ,'ASS • , . • LAW. LIVTELLIG.FIVCE. Yesterday being Midsummer - Day, and the Anni versary of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, the different Courts of Law in Westminster Hall did not meet. Lord ELLEseomouoir, however, sat At Nisi Prau:. and a number of wises were disposed of, none of which possessed any public interest. .' COURT OF CHANUERY, DUBLIN, JUNE co. .' T. Tile REV. JOHN rowen D. D. VILLA* Et-SWF ON WATERFORD. Saturday last this cause came on to be heard 1?e -fore the . LORD CHANCELLOR, and the circumstances of is being connected with the Popery Laws, excited a great share of public attention. The facts were these :—ln the year 1804, M.sy Power, a Catholic, made a will, and bequeathed a considerable part of her property to the defendant, and others, in trust, for charitable and religious pur poses. The present plaintiff is her nephew, and his father was left residuary legatee, died intestate, and the plaintiff, as his representative, commenced pro ceedings to set the will aside, upon the grounds that it - was unduly obtained, and had for its object the dis posal of a large property to Papists, for superstitious uses. The question had, on a former occasion, been heard before the Master of the Rolls, who had in a . most eloquent manner given his opinion upon the whole of the case at great length, and had dismissed the application with costs. And it now came on to be heard before the Lord Chancellor, as an appeal from the Rolls Court. The . Scnacurort Gsatenar., the part of the Plaintiff, stated the' facts of the case, and made use 41 several arguments to :hew that the decision of the Rolls Court ought to be reversed, in which he was ably Supported by Messrs. Pluncket, Burton, and Joy. Oa behalf of the defendant, the ATTORNEY GENE um. and Mr. Wlti JOHNSON with much ability sus- I rained the former decision by the Master of the Rolls, and after hearing both sides, the CIIANCIPI.LOR was pleased to order that the decision of the Rolls Court ' should be set aside ; and th.:t the defendant should. be restrained from intermeddling in any meaner with the property of the testatrix, and that all monies and securities for money, which had come into his hands , belonging to the deceased, should be forthwith depot sited in the Baak of Ireland. PROVINCIAL BOXING.—A well-contestel and san guinary pitched battle for 20 guineas a side, and a purse of 10 guineas, was fought on Wooton Mead,i near Chalfont, Bucks, on Saturday, between Sweet the Bath waiter. 01 some celebrity, and George God sal, an athletic bargeman of 15 stone. Weight op posed to science, and the latter with game, won Sweet the battle. For the first quarter, the strength of God sal was served about the head of Sweet, the blows being too heavy to be stopped ; but in the middle of the battle, Gedsal had his jaw-bone broken, and be , came weak from loss of blond. Sweet fought on the defensive, and made some good hits. By science, and after three quarters of an hour's fighting, he won the battle, by throwing his adversary in a wrestle, in imitation of the London school. Of the various complaints incident to the human frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarmipg in their consequences, than the ,Gravel and Stone, Pains in the Back, Loins, and :Bladder, and Lumbago. They are complaints to which every person is liable, and are a foundation for every other species of disorder. Hicestas's Pius, composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular efficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing the urine, tint happily destroy ing the petrifying quality of it, from which proceed the above complaints, &c. removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten dency to those disorders, without confinement.— From a consciousness of the powerful quality of these Pills, fully evinced by a private practice of many years, they are offered to the Afflicted, and k recom mended as a Cure r the above Complaints.—Sold, wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Minim, Weston, Mallory and Jones, Portsea ; Trew man, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert and Holland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ' • Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull; Gregson and Bilhnge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and most Medicine Venders, in boxes at 2s. 9d. each. . ' ' 4779 ; •-• • DIED. The Rev. John Rawlins, B D. late Fenn* of Mertaa cclie4e, Oeford, Vicar of Roostland, Northumberlaridt Nos 12, Rev. Mr. Williams, d Minitel*, Illiiterddre. Aged 57, the Rev. J. Tweedy, of Brighton, Rector of Trii sham, 'leas, and Vices of Tadlows Ca its Rev. John Markham, fleeter:of Northill, dfaidahlre. Rev. Nicholas Owen, licctor of Bottwnog; Carnarvon.l.tre. Suddenly, aged 49, the Richard Willilinriof Fruit, near Mold, Hintshire, Rector of I.lanverras. . . Aged 74, the Rev. Richard Collinson, Reetor * of Kingweston, Somerset. wneo,spv7,..E, ...... ----- ... - of a large size, he imprudently put isthis band the purpose of pulling it out ; Abeginimal, how , caught his baud between its claws erfiweeps ;, strAni..e as it may appear, apt its bold 'so firmly, every effort on the part of the poor fellow toe cite himself, proved ineffectual ; and no one L at luta,' to assist him, the tide, Cattle in, and he nclt morning lout dioviatig. - - _ -." MARRIED. I. W. J. dlifse, of Swanton Abbots; kfolk, to Miss Lub- bock, &wryer of R. I,u/boot, Esq. of Lwow, in that county. Rev. G. bll4 s, of Manchester, to Mu. Sevin, of Coleman. street, London. • ; SALES BY AUCTION. '" 4* HAMPiTEAD HEArH.—ELICIISII Riiiiitn.l6 ~t With Orrtets, COACII-UOUSES, Se.ABLIS, eitoalhent If I ALpfill GARDENS, and Loon. AS By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Co ff ee-house, 'Change Alfey, Corphill, on Thsrsday, the 27th June, 1811, at twelve. A DESIRABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE : i - 3L [ comprising an excellent Fondly Residence, with convenient Offices of all descriptions; new-erected Coach-houses, Stables, rooms ar.d lofts over inclosed Yard, &c.; Lawn, Pleasure-ground, Kitchen-gardens. the whole walled round, lanted with choice fruit-trees, in full perfection; Green-house, &c.; and Inclo•ures of Laud from the Heath, ornamented with full grown lofty tifp ber-trees.—The Premises are in the most complete order, sift:like on the west side, on the entrance of Hampstead Heath, the pro petty and residence of --- Noaru, Rsq. deceased. To be viewed by •ickets, on 'ruesdays and Fridays, from eleven I to four o'clock. Particulars—on the Premises, at the Ili orge,i 1 and of Mr. Witt, Hampstead ; ef Messrs. Scott and Blantire, tio- bettors, Lincoln's Inn New-square; at Garraway's; and of Mr Robins, Warwick street, Golden -square, where tickets for view may be had. NORFOLK, ON THE 110h.DERS Oilicleooll4Bireli Capital FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANOR, FINES, QUIT RENTS, Royalty, Fishery, he. Perpetual Advowson, Yarros, Woods, &c. eiamprising Six Hundred and Fifty Acres, exchi-4 sive of Glebe, abounding with Game; most delighl a.d I advantageously situate in the parishes of Thorpe, Abborti, and Billingsford, between Ipswich and Norwich, and on the tionpike-road to Ilarlstone and Yarmouth. By Mr. ROBINS, at Gartsway's, on Thursday, - lune '27, at Twelve, in One I .ot, ,A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land:las redeemed; comprifng the Manor of THORPE ABBOTTS, with the Fines, Quit-rents, Royalty, Fishery, &c. the Ad7owson of Thorpe Abboits, with a Parsonage-house and Gitbe.of Seventeen Acres, and the Tithes of the whole Parish of Thorpe; containing ne arly Twelve Hundred Acres. Also the valuable Farms of Thorpe Hall and Billing:lord, con taining Six Hundred and Fifty Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and extensive Wood-land, entirely of Oak Timber-end Saplinge in the most vigorous growth, nearly in a ring fence, and in a high state of cultivation, with excellent Farm-houses, suitable Out-buildings, Yards, Gardens, Etc.' in the bast possible condition, surrounded by excellent roads and good Market towns, being distant from Harletone five miles, Diss lour miles, Bungay 12 miles, Norwich 22 miles, Ipswich *4 miles, Bury 22 miles, Thetford t. 2 miles, and London 92 miles 'floc Yarmouth coaches pass three times a-week, and the Norwich and London Mails daily, from Scale binmbich Is only two miles from Thorp-. -To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom partiptilar • may be had ; at the Po.t-office, I larlstone ; at Scole inn ; King's Head, Diu; White Horse, and Golden Lion, Ipswich ; Angel, i Bury; King's Head, Norwich; Buck, Barton Mills; Rani, , New.oarket ; Hoop, Cambridge; of Henry Wyatt, Esq. Brogue, near Eye; Messrs. Blake, White, and. Aingc, Solicitors, Essex ' street, Strand; at Garraway's ; at the Mare ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-sqoare, where a plan may be seen. CAPITAL FREEI - 101.D ES rA l'E sod MANSION, with ex-1 cellent -Offices, extensive Pleasure Grounds, Garden, Lend, l and Common Right, within six miles of London, contignous to the great Western Roads.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garra way'S Coffee-house,'Changto-Alley, Cornhill, on Thurs day, lune 1.'7, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, I'ALING GROVE, that much admired FREE-, HOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious depot Mend* substantially bulk, suited to the accommodation of a Nobbidloi or Gentleman's family, improved at a considerable expense, atad in excellent order, situated at Great Ealing, in the CoUnty of Middlesex, six mi es only from hyde Park Corner, containing on the ground and principal stories, several spacious apartments admirairly arranged, finished in the best possible manner, and fitted up with marble chimney-pieces, mahogany doors, Scc. &c. A grand principal, and two secondary Staircase% numerous Bed chambers, :Dressing-rooms, and Water-closets; Offices of all de scriptions, Stables for 15 Horses. and - Standing for three Carriage*, two Gardens wailed sound fully stocked and cropped, Hot-house, and Ice-house, Cottage newly erected, Farm-yard, and an elegant Lodge with iron gates at the entrance. , The Estate comprises 40 Acres of uncommonly rich Meadow and Pasture Land, with a right of common to 17 acres, all Free hold, except four acres Copyhold, beautifully ornamented with fine grown Timber and Plantations. The proximity to town, the great Western roads, and the Thinnes, the dlver.Afied rides, renders this Estate highly valuable and advantageous as a town', and country residence. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be bid on the Premises ' • at the Pidgeous, Brentford; Red Lion, Hounslow and ll Southa ;White Horse, Uxbridge; Castll y Salt-hill ; White Hart, Windsor; Castle, Richmond; of Maws. Blake, White, and Ainge, Solicitors, Essex-stratt,,Strand and of Mr. Robins. War wick-street, Golden-square ; where Plans of the house and Grounds may be seen, and of wham Things for viewing the Estate may be had. . 01.1"1 BURLINGTON-STREET. Freehold Family 'Residence, with Offices, Garden, &c. in corn plete Order. By Mr. ROSINS-At Garraway's Coffee House, Change Alley, SMITHFIELD MARKET, June 24. Corohill, on Tuesday the Nth of July, i SI 1, at 'I welve. This day's Market was pretty well supplied with prime bent% A VERYELIGIBLEFRESHOLDESTATE, and the shew of cattle in general was considerable. Beef IS I- 1, Comprlzing a SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY MANSION, cheaper-Mutton, Veal, Pork, and Lamb support last prices, and planned for the accornmedation of a NOBLEMAN or FAMILY the trade fur the most part was 'somewhat brisk. 'lke sales in of DISTINCTION, desirably situate on the Wert side of Old the Hay Market ware rather lively. Hay an d Cl o ver have Burhogtoa-street with a Garden to Cork -street, bite the RESI- dropped in price-Straw obtained a better p rice. DENCE of the COUNTESS BRU HI., deceased. To sink the Offal per steno of sib. The House contains three rooms on the bed-chamber storey, Beef ' 4s. 81. to Bs. Od. Veal 51. 03. to 71. tad with attics, viz : Two capital lofty Drawibg.Rooms, bands:Andy ?glutton 4s. 01. to 6s. 4d. Pork Os. ad. to 's 0.1. finished, and communicating by folding doors, an Anti Roora ; DEAD 04 CATTLC ‘l3lll DAY. Ground-Boor, spacious Dining Parlour, Library, Gentleman's Beasts, about 189 0 -Sheep and Lamb., 16 , 400 . D ress ing Room, with door to the ga rden, and Water Closet, Calves, 110-Pigs, 300. Elegant principal and secondary Stone Stair Cases; the Baw- PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN smrl HuriELD. meat contains a well-arranged set of Domestic Offices, detached Kitchen, Cellars, Areas and Vaults, Soc. all in complete order. Meadow Hay 51. Os. to Si. tos. Rowers 01. Os to 01. Clover be viewed by Tickets to the time of ' , ale 61. Oi to 111. 15-. Straw SI. Os. to 41. 4. ' May - ' • Particulars on the Premises ; of Messrs. Hoper and Brough ton, Solicitors, Great Marlborough-street; at Gwraway's; and Perstone of 81b.by the carcase. of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden...square, of whom Tickets 4s. Od. to Ss. 6,L Veal Ss. Od. to 6s. 41 fur viewing May be had. St. Od. to ss. Bd. Pork 51. 4d. to 6s. 4d Lamb Ss. OIL to 71. 4d. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Manor, Fishery, &c PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Romney Marsh, Farm-house, and Buildings,Cottage, Public' B ags Pockets House, and about 1766 Acres of Meadow, Marsh, and Salt Marsh Land, in the Parish of l.ydd. near to New Romney, Kent 61. 10s. to 71. 7s. Kent 71. Os. to Si Os . In the County of Kent.-By Mr. ROBINS, Sussex _ 61. 6s. to 71. Os. Sussex 61 . 10s . to 71. 7s •At Garraway's, on Tuesday, July 9, at Twelve, Farnham (Pockets) £l2 Os. to £l4 Os. * A VALUABLE and improvable FREEHOLD PRIV* OF SLAY AND STRAW. .1. 1- ESTATE ; compritiog upwards of One Thousand Seven ST.JAME4II. ' WIIIITICIIAPEL. Hundred and Slaty five Acres of Meadow, Marsh, and Salt Hay 51. Os. t " g° 11: 40 ° Ha ! 5/ ' li e * to 81. Os Marsh Land, With Farm-house and Buildings , Cottage, and Pub- Straw 31. lie . to du. Clover '7l. os. to 91. Os lie-house, all in a ring feoee, in cite occupation of 'view*. 1 licraw 4 lOs. to 41. Os • Steady, Russell, Baker, Alien, Oyler, and othere , situate in the I • PRICE OF TALLOW. Parish of Lydd, between liythe and Rye, In the County of 1 St. James's brarket Bs. • 9j.- Town Tallow 841 04 Kent, adjoining the Lands' of the Fad AM hence, and George Clare .Market . S. 9d. Yellow Russia his IA Witberden' Esti. also the Manor or reputed Manor of Lydd, Whitt. efeiliet Market • to. 70. White ditto 60s Od with Alibis,' Fishery ezuttolistg swat awe miles °itch* Beech, per stmt. of Ilibi. -se-s-- Soap dicta - dos 0 0 e and Including the Seve iea Ff r ic-Esiafl i iihis F state Is highly ;la lid. Melting liar big ° 4 U 4). 4)41 improvable, aud b tens 'Tikes be considerably_ 10. Average 34 80 Ditto rough Ses 804 04 creased as tlse tide e tlt nf.) I. r IT - JV; t• . . Graves 16s osl Good Dregs ili 04 . Particulars may be had rod die PrewAseer 'at the Inn, Mari Yellow soap , UN-Mottled, 90s 04-oark 944 . 04. at the Post-hosts:Aye ;• Ikeyeiito,Romiser; White Hart HON ' . *ldol of Candles, per dozen Ile 6d--MOiliai, 12* 64. Public-house, Diinckurck Saracen's Head, Ashford; Loses COAL MARKET, JIM 84r ' ' Hotel, and Ship, glover; A IFlTtebeocr's *lel, klargaltiL-4 1 0. Sides at Market Sold Prier'. air, Cantettary gof Meeks: - W.: often, Solichota,'Salts tl)4wa tt 49 . MP dd . slostag As. Ott to 544. nd. borratinare; as OarsawaY'at t i l i t: . s iasqr lshti, Weewlek-stroet, 3 . - . hi, to Os. I :olden-rembutnesal : b, Kw . . " .- :. :, . • - ...oniieS WM 'aitta;t: tt&Nizt..) . . 4, `:; - • . • Beet Mutton . ~` r . • • ~a +. j~ SA LES -44X-kwrION. alas --... 7 7-1-7 =.. u • JIALEOL.P.SEX. ,' . - q CAPITAL tEMEITOLU- E 44",-ksi 13,, *gam. sfonts-bitalt N 449. &lon, ectetwive ?wit; Farm+, tine Si. not of „Water, arid Tam compact Family Recidences, weti.in MOM Mils of Loads% ' upwards O. 939 ACM*. ail 1741 enms , ttr. : , Dip blr. ROUIN:i, At °areaway's, on 'fi'ites,lay, July rcon t; in O t iej,.. . rra E Truly V.iluaide. x; it 4 r.:4-1 0 L.I.). : iLS r 1%1'4 1 (F 31:' C.Orhtl:l . ll l'arl, situate at. Edgewar,„ in. the Cfluntr..ol Illklildleses ; cantorlsing a capital Stuil, Akar Maim, on, phne' the accointitotirion of a Nolif•m01, Or r•amily of l).t.nctloo, tad cm an assistants, in an estens - ViOr Bark. sestusiented by • venues and stately tineier, diswrsed over 44tioos ranauflhal Estate, and beautiful! Sheets of runtittigW a: er 419mUtirt attached and detached Offizes of all daseriprioir., two productive K,:.c.s k a Gardens, Pleasure Ground. Fn ljuildino. etc . 4 co rms two co pact CAtully Reddettoes at t he East end of the Vtatbo'irbb (latefs, Gardens. Pleasure Grounds, &c. cnntainini, in tai, uirressilit of Three Hundred and Thirty Act:sof t!ch MiladrivtLanht app a l l otwrounded by a brick wall, al in a ling fence, antlfoltuded by tlse.ldgb road; the situation dry, cheerful, and healthy, corn maanding attendee views of the country ; Brick Earth on most . Farts of the Estate. . - May b.: viewed by Tickets; 'qarticulars on the P eathei; at ifie Cranes and 'White Hart i' E 14-ware ; Asercora Ar...i, Sam. ate te; Essex Arms, Watford; Red Lion arid Gr:eu Man, Bar, net; White Hone, Uxbridge; of Mr. ItieSarth, S•t'ieigne, Red I.iun-square; a t Garraway.'s; arid of Mskßubi:is,WAr.ick aereet, - ' -- --”wirst, where a Plan of the Estate may lir•seeK. SIJSbEi FAIIMS. By Vkil l All. ppisl .`ON, At the Star Inn, kr Lewes, on Satiirday s the 29th or Jung, IEI, at Hz o'Clock in the Evening, iqess acceptable otters of por -1 chase should he made in the mean time Lot 1. A FREEHOLD FA:ki l / 4 4, (within a ring Fence) .cilled WEEKLANDS consistiog et a House, Barn, Stable, Oast-house„ and other buiLings ; aid about 10A. 2R. 7P. ut good Land, mast eliFitily situate sit Little HOrstect, within 6 milei of 'Lewes, and 2of Ueirlieid, a lj ining in the I.ondon road, and now In the . ns ) cupation of Nlr. John l i Diplock, whose term will etpkv at I.ady-day,lBl2. 14. B. .1 his Fa.-m commands very fuse pruspict I, and is pass liarty calculated for the erection of a Villa. Lot 2. A Freeha'd Farm, (also within a ring Fence) consisting of a good House, with a Cottage, Pon, and mar buddilie: aid about 148 A. IR. 14P. of Land, viz, 1411 A. IR. trig. tailed Crainsden, occupied by Messrs. Peckham ; and BA. Olt. SP. called Knowle Hlghfield, occupied by Mr. Rose, tliivtily situate in the Parish, and very near to the Town of M:.ylicl4-. N. B. Messrs. Peckbania Term will esplre at. Lady-slay, tin!. and Mr. Rose's at Michaeimas 1812. Lot 3. A compact little Freehold Farm ; consisting cif , a Cot. tag:, and three Parcels of Land, crated StrithAi - Mead, rnitts'a Fielti, and Hilly Knowle Firlel, containing ttlether allot' 1.14,.. IR. 28P. situate in the Parish and near tin:Tose!) of Mayfiekl, - and now in the occupation of Messrs. Peckhant and of Mr.— Rose whose tot ms w.ll respectively expire at ; ady-day Mi chiel;aas 1812. Lot 4. A compact Freehold Farm, called 'Tutus; covri.ting 01l a large House, with a Ball and other ationt 7 ,. A. YR. of Land, situate in Mayfield, adjoining to Lot 2, and tow occupied by Messrs. Peckham, whose term will 'spire at Lady-day, 1812. . N.B. Lots 2,8, tad 4, are well tovised with thriving Tim ber, and the Suil is fertile and kindly for the gr.,ortli 'limber; . and for the cultitation of Hips. 1 lee several 'Tenants will thew the Farms; and further Fera -1 culas may be known on application to Messrs. lio,ier and Joss, Lewes ; or to Mr. Stone, at Mayfield. • P_L SOLOZAON'S ABSTERGEN'F For removing Eruptions from the Face and and effecr..ally clearing the Complexion. BY the simple application cf th.s fluid night and morning, or occasionally thrice a day, it will n.rot.ve most rancorous and alarming senrsy in the face. It is por.eely safe, yet powerful, and possesses all the gond qualities-of the most celebrated cosmetics, without any of the doubtful and some 17.06 dangerous effects. A rough, uneven skin. its abiuingappeas.,..ce. and yet low and sickly paleness, are by this Lotion effectua removed. In the Shingles and Prickly Hear it is infalltble. :suffice it however to say, it has been administered to many thou ands ' without even a single complaint of its iseffisst.y. A mean bottle will be sufficient to prove its value. Price 4s. 63. a bottle, with directions.—Each genuine bottle has the words " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. Likewise, SOLOIIOIII . II DtT OWEN/ °IST:VENT, well talon for the safe and speedy Cure of Old Wounds, Ulcers, Chilluams, . Sore Legs, Scorbutic or Scrofulous Humours, Gangrene or Mor tification, Scald Heads, Bc6. having been used in the abort dis eases ups ards of forty-Eva years with unparalleled s - ucc.ws. Price sts. 6d. a box, duty included. Observe the name engraved on the stamp, thus," Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," without which none are genuine. To be had at Gilead House, near Liverpool; of Mathews and Leigh, No. is, Strand; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon and Co. Oxford -street, London ; and Brodie, Dowding, and Luxford, Salisbury; Martin Keene, College-green, Dublin; Haley, Cork; Magee, Belfast; and of every Parent M-..le.ne -rider in the United Kingdom. Of whom may be bad also, a Curious, Scarce, and Interesting Work. A few Copies, price ss. are only now left on sale, containing near :303 pages of Idler. pi ess, an elegant Portrait of the Author, and - a View of Gilead. House, of SOLOMON'. GUIDE to HEALTH, or, Advice to both Sexes in a variety of Complaints. To which is innex.id, a Dissertation on the Properties and Breen of Het and Cu!tl• Bathing; also an Essay on Secret Vestry; and a Discourse on impotency to the Male, and Steraity or Barrenness incisLat to Females, dee. l'he whole illustrated with a variety of a,uthet.te facts, never before published . _ • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. I CONSIDER it but .tn act of justtce due to tht merits of your I.L.kKE's PATENT P 11.1.1, to.communicste to you the follossing Cure, which has recently hem performs' by them. An acquaintarce of ininemlio by the brialswg net of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a comPicatler. of di , orolgrs arising therefro n) was reduced alsnost to a skeleton, and aitho' he had the best medical advice which could he 141 . .24:m4=E •red a variety of patent medicines, nothing c iuld be p-ocured which seemed to suet his case, or do him any service; he remained in I I most reduced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to fol• low his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs; in fact, no one who knew him ever supposed it potsibis fur him to recover. He was ativiszd at last to try you Lesks's Pills—he did so, adhering strictly to the directions given ottfa them—he had not taken more than two boxes, before he th..,st an a!teratlun for the better—dui encouraged him to proceed A by taking a few boxes more ;it found his appetite mid stiehg II grAdoilly.geturn, and is now as healthy and stout u any nn . I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any person to me for a confirmation of the above account, if it should be doubted. 14% Sir, your obedient humble servant, THOMAS PURDAV. Library, Folkstone ' Italy 10,1805. Prepared and sold by the sale Proprietor, Thomas Ta..lor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeuns,Londlr., at his bee, N 0.9, New titlidge-street ; where, after a const-nt reidinct• of more than 40 year., in a practice particularly.directed to Cies-ere of Vegereal complaints and 'hue incidental to the farts et genet ! ation in both sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which min of ids profession should always observe, he fitttere himsel the advice and assistance, he gratuitously administirs to per-ous taking this medicine, will be esteemed !iy a discerning public as an advxntije seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold by his appointment, for the convenience of these lie. leg at a distance, at the Perfumer's, Nc. 35, St. Alb:de-greet, Pafl Mall ; tae Toy Shop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Gobi. rough's, No. 7, Fish-greet Hill; Mr. Baxter's. :with Elidilti 1 Edinburg:a ; Mr. M`Drinalint, Glasgow; Mr. Callwar.,Dul::ta ; I Mr. liillinge's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester I and b 1 lens person in every considerable town in Grist Britain and Ire* bad. ha 'Oozes of obly to. f.q. deb. sewed up, with full sad ;Asia directions, Whereby persons of either sex may cure tioeme.Tra. N.B. Every bo;sold in Grist Britala is .4 1 4 itp, with a Stanp, on which...by Cattier of the Commissioner, • pliiitei at the Stem* Olher, “ T. Tailor, No. 9, New bridge-weer. WI ''' WATEA•Ar 4 ANDON BRIDGE TO-11101LROW. • ' - ' ' , t 46 ......66.444 417 m inuz,. alter• S. taXI4LO s Printaissi enblisbed .• ilTav----1C esiter,attlii;ra; Ottie t , No.l , di : fitsiltit'slo du ° i t"' Te 1441 211. _ • . .. • ~,- --- "*. 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