Star. — London, England, 1811-06-18 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CURRAGH JUNE MEETING. Kirwan Stakes, SOCK h .ft. post by the Est, those who declared ft. itt April pay but 100. art. Second horses saves stake. Colonel Lim= s Norfolk, years old, 6g. Sib L Colonel L.oftus's-Hollyhoelt, aged, 104 t Mr. Bodkin i s Lissy; 3 years old, 7g. 71b. Mr. VandelvurNi Hawthorn, est. 13lb. Seven others started, hut were nor placed.—Seven paid forfeit, and 11 paid forteit in April. ----- GUlLlMALL.—Yesterd,ty J. Watts was charged by Mr. Fenton, with picking his pocket of a silk hand kerchief, in Fleet-street. Mr. Fenton was returning from the Temple, where he had been spending the evening, when, about midway in Fleet-street, he felt his handkerchief pulled from his pocket, and saw the p isomer drop it on the ground, and attempt to run , away, but he was stopped by the prosecutor, who took him to the watch-house. The prisoner avowed the tact, and was committed for trial. Hsf roe GAHDEN.—Yesterday J. Boyd was fully committed, charged with breaking open the box of a fellow-lodger, in the house of Mr. Smith, in Hat and Tun-yard, near the Office, and stealing a watch, and several articles of wearing apparel. SttADWELL.—Yesterday Susannah .111 . . Pherson was fully committed, charged with stealing bank notes, value £l4, in the dwelling house of Mrs. Grey, of Marmaduke-street, Commercial-road. SPARRING.—There was a sparring match at the Fives Court, yesterday, for the benefit of Dutch Sam and Harm Lee, another of the Tribe of Israel. The . Court was very thinly attended. The only tolerable set-to was between Bittorteand Young Belcher. Yesterday a shocking accident occurred in the Bo rough. A poor soldier - having requested the driver of a cart loaded with hay to give him a lift on his 1 way to town, had fallen asleep on the top of the hay, but the jolting of the cart when he arrived on the stones caused him to slip off, and the wheel of a cart, heavily laden, which was following 'close ,behind, lassed over him, and fractured - beth his thighs ; he ;. was immediately conveyed to the hospital. , , .. Tuesday last, at two o'clock in the afternoon, a fire broke out in the dwelling house of Mr. Robert Cole, , . farmer, at Chilbolton, a village about four miles from Andover, Which totally destroyed thirteen dwelling houses, eight barns, six stables, five granaries and rick houses, independently of catt.houses, a considerable quantity of corn, wool, forniture, prov.isions, &c. in the short space of an hour and a half. Every exertion to stop the progress of the flames proved ineffectual, the wind at the rime strongly, blowing from the west. The Church and Parsonage house were preserved by the timely arrival of the ergines from Andover and Stockbridge. A liheral subscription is commenced for the relief of .the unfortuuate sufferers.—Thu fire was occasioned by some live ashes from an oven, being put near some furze, which took fire, and communi cated its ravages to the farm-house. The following distinct account of the Battle of Albuera has been furnished by an Officer who was engaged on that memorable occasion : " On the right of the Spanish troops, which formed the right of the line, was a ridge of ground which commanded their right flank, and which ran back till it terminated in a ravine. This elevated ground the Spaniards omitted to occupy, or were not able to re tain, and two columns of French infantry, after cross ing the Albuera which ran parallel to its front, took post upon it, threatning to turn the British right, and cut off the communication with Valverde. " In order to prevent this, Major General the Hon. W. Stewart's division, which was previously formed on the left, was ordered to form itself obliquely on the right of the Spanish line, and while deploying into line to advance to the charge of the enemy's columns, the 31st Regiment being on the left, the 48th next, and the 66th apd Sd (Buffs) on the right. At this moment the Polish cavalry appeared on the right flank of the Buffs (having penetrated through the ravine above mentioned, which unfortu . tr itely owing to the state of the weather was over looked and left unprotected), and after charging through them passed on to the 65th and 4Sth, till they were gallantly repulsed by the 31st, who fell back on the right of, the Spanish line. General Hoghton's bri gade, which had been enviously ordered as a support tor General Stewart's brigade, now coming up, the cavalry retreated, in confusion, and the French' co limns were driven at the point of the bayonet from the height Across the Albuera, although the gallant leader of the brigade fell in the contest. " No oensurecan attach to the Commanding Offi cers of corps in General Stewart's division, they led on their men with the utmost bravery ; and the En signs in each regiment successively dropped, being either killed or wounded, before the colours were suffered to pass into the hands of the enemy." Warm: are the most frequent sources of Children' diseases. Their symptoms every parent and guardian . of children should be acquainted with. They occasion - SUSSEX FARMS. JOSS of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, By VERALL and SON,. At the Star Inn, in Lewes, on Saturday, the 29th of June, 1811, emaciation, and irregular state of the bn,vels, attended a s o' o L u a i ock. in t madehe Fi in e s n h i e ng m , e u an nl t e i u me acceptable offers of por.. after with violent p ains ; the y bring on convulsions, cl li be hd a S se t hey affect the growth of th e bod y , and they prove 1 Lot 1. A FREEHOLD FARM, (within a ring fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as Fence) called WEEKI.ANDS, consisting ot a a preventative and core of these alarming complaints, I House, Barn, Stable, Oast-house, and other Buildings ; and about 19A. 2lt . IP. o f good Land, most el Ching': Patent Worn, Lozenge: is universally allowed, . el igibly situate in Little Lewes, and of tickfield, adjoining on the testimony of the highest characters in this , Horned,t o the London w i within n road, 6nde a s nd of no w i i n es occupation of Mr. John country, both in rank and respectability, to have no 1 Diploct, whose term will expire at lady-day, I 812. equal, The public approbation given to the Pro- N. B. This Farm commands very fine prospects, and is peen- i LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. calculated for the erection of a Villa. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Patrol,. prietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonder- hasty Lot 2. A Freehald Farm, (also within a ring Fence) consisting I Surgeon, Mr. Kira Nam, Member of the Royal College, London, ful success in their own families, stamps its merit , ri 'HIS excellent Institution, erected f6r the public of a good House, with a Cottage, Barn, and other Buildings, and about 148 A. lit. 141 1 . of Land, viz. 142 A. IR. 12P. called .I. benefit against the delusions of cnpyricism in this branch of beyond corneetition, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can boast.— Crainsden, occupied by Messrs. Peckham ; and 6A. OR. nP. practice, has to boast the are of no le ss *t desperate 32 e 0O v pasi r en eal ts La sit t i e c e e parents and others who have the care of children , called Knowle Highfield, occupied by Mr. Rose eligibly situate 1805, many labouring under the mos in the Parish, and very near to the Town of Mayfield should have this remedy as a family medicine to re- N. B. Messrs. Peckliam's Tenn will expire at Lady-daM r . Kiernan, while it avoids the incocveniences of pubs don. The superior and highly e ffi cacious plan of treatment por- 1 tort to, whenever the stomach or bowels of children and Mr. Rose's at Michaelmas , 1812. 1812 . tied by • ate any way disordered, which it will always be 1 Lot 3. it'eompact little Freehold Farm ; consisting of a Cot y, noel charities, finement,n iary gives ta a t c h e e rt e ai e n a ~ ti t t e i , on an o d r s a re i (I e care ai without cL w c a o . ela n - found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. !axe, antithree Parcels of Land, called Smith's Mead, Smith's can betray to the friends of the patient fif e :tend ot the e irdis- Biitler's, No. 4, Chcapside, corner of Paternoster-row, 1;i1.1d.8a.._, Hil ly 3 I , situate K i n n ew t the Parish and containing aad aea r the thentel of ab o ut I6A. ease. The early symptoms of intention are cured in a few retail by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth ; 'Hall and now in the occupation of Messrs. Peckham a w u n d of Mr . Ma y fi el d, days, and & the mast_complicated farms of stticturea, debility, ut. and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, 'Mallory Rose, whose terms will respectively expire at Lad y -da y an d M . .. • ceratioci, c. yi la in one half the time assigned in other ]n andsututions of the same kind to their coinpleat removal. The most end Jones, Portsea ; Trewenan, Exeter ; Cookwo;- chaelmas 1812. . • retpectable names have given it their support, from a conviction thy, Glenville, Gilbert and Hoxland, Plymouth , . Lot 4. A compact Freehold Farm , called Hunts • consisting of of • tts superior advantages, and the secrecy and hui.our with which a large House, with a Barn and tithe; Building.' and about 7SA. Newbery, Dublin; Baxter and M'Donahl, Glasgow, 2R. I.IP. of ].and, situate in Mayfield, adjoining to I.ot 2 , and the r Jones,establishm Hon. Right tis conducted, viz. Earl of Leitrim, Right lion. Smith, Manelerston, Scott and Cargill, Edinbaegh ; tow occupied by Messrs. Peekkani, whose term will expire at Jo'hnl.s ou ate, Esq. MP. Col. H. Clements, M.P. and Colonel 4 i minutes atter It Cruttwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson Latlrday, 1812. ____. __________ —_ - Walt. Jones, M.P —The Santos' may he consulted b • h 1 yon er • T 0.144022.0" and Billittge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Man. herN.2 3 nd . LthoteS2lls', and .l 4, are well s covtred with thriving Tim- sex, at his private house, No. Sit, Lower Charlotte-at •t, Bed- ! HIG H WAT / Elk AT LONDON BRIDG E . tr ii chester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Bir. ant for theecti;iviastit:tritolfeHalopas:indly fur the growth of '1 linber, ford square, from 9 till 12 in the Morning, and from G till 9 ~...,..h turil' n ll—' '.'7 ' '''''' 7 '"'"".' : 1 4 1 4 it i wt ." , afiv ate r_ .. ...„,. ••• I miligham ; Gregory, Brighton • and most Medicine ahe several Tenants will shew the Farms; and furtheT-parti- o'clock at Night, where letters from /own and country, pion paid, '''''''''"'" 4 " .... _„....--,--- -- 7 . " ...... :10 Veadus. in ISIIIIIS sr Ile. 9d. ansi ss. 6d. each. colas may be known on apt Vcation to Mews. Hoper and boas, be given, or sent to apy part 4 the biinidaca. may. be addressed, when the necessary advice and iiardicine will , LONDON* Printed and published by Levis .c s y o u i lad at the Cillse, Tearek I* ____. .• : - at Lewes ;or to Mr. Stone, as Mayfield. , I Orrlea, Nw 1, Cairip!mir . Beet Mates Kent Sussei Barley Oats TO MR. BARNET Golli i e dity*siC, No . 9, GREAT SURRIW-STREE " . ,;t M LS-ROAD. • —S-ROAD. • • 9IASEAV. Of Mr. Hayman, with hit Acceopsof the Gocertanba Mp s iclnd ABOUT 8 years asp was constantly troubled Full gout wandering from Place to place in thesystenh wnhart mud Ig to any fixed poi nt,though It often disabled me from g about, and rendered my atom acts so Irritable, I could never indulge in taking any food that dm cold, without the greatest danger ct bringing on a serious attach on that pailiceher part. had been years t.- yang every means that was recommended bystbe me Faculty, w ithout obtaining more elan tempwary relief. I bah tbees ~ • peatedly under the care of Mr. Lambe, a Surgeon of enunencem :Reading, who advised feity &fibs the Guestonian Mediefftes,.Ml from the appreheasiop that loins bad effects might be prosiated by then ; I stated my feats to Mr. Lambe, who said he had re- commended them to a very delicate young lady, and that she :A - taken sixty boxes of diem with the most happy effects ; thus so. - tisfied, I began to take of the Pills according to the direcdc.as„ and continued them some months, by which my general was much Improved, and 'with such a happy presage, I rewhred on givingAMr. Guest's Medicine., a fair trill, which I Menus:l,4i to another respectable Surgeon, Mr:Rickman, who had also fre quently. attended me ip those violent and alarming attacks in tee stomach, and his opinion was; that I must be justified to t: st ir' any plan likely to afford me relief, as he thought ED inimaa stitution, however good, could bear many such shocks as he had witnessed. I therefore went on whit the Gaestooian Gout which soon acted as :n alterative, and evidently removed t;:otc aymptoms which I considered as forerunners of an attack to t'cr st omach, and my digestion so much improved, that I began te eat without fear, those very things that I before dared not taitc•-• Indeed It is very well k nown to many pecatle, both in itea.:i:g and Newberry, that the attacks in any stomach have keg Audi been so distressing and iarming, that my life has Vea of. My . confidence in the Guestonian Meditints being eten pletely estublished, I make a point of always virg the: by rne. and whenever 1 feel any idoury sytnptems, I hninediateli have ge course to them, and mostly succeed without the lAnyon ; but when the complaint has too tar advanced to be stopped wi hoe: I have invariably freed myself from pain, by taking of the km, and using - the Lotion for fifteen or twenty minwet. lu tome these at , mks, my stomach and belly has been swollen to th: ape . pearance of a Dropsy, which 14, always been reiseved in a tat minntea by taking the Pills obi using the Lotion ; alter w!.ick couldalways sleep as comfortably as if nothingbad he, v -. rt,!. The Guestnnian Medicines having complete/ eitalicamp de n ished th health, I engaged in a cosi tract to supply the troops ene the coast of Sussex with bread and forage, tad lay with seasons by Beachy Head, the last of which ive kept the ; I c. nil eo late as the ith of I)ecember,•ll44, and I never e t•j-iy..l d S ter health, although the weather was ixces atrety c ai A e weremach exposed ; the vast quantity or, wet whir..4.lisd I .2 made the grat{nd su bad, we were actually etude deep in m t .: ' I remained in this. cold neighbourhned till ,rehmary, a I . (elt nobsconveuience until the March foliowing.svben 11. a, i tack of Gout in my Stomach, which though more obs•i•-..tie rhea any 1 bid had since my first using the Gil:Etonian Pitediicet; Succeeded in procuring ease in a Aort tune . and bt coniinuing to takh tbe•Pills som , • regained my strength, and remain wed, cent now and then a dight appearance of niy accesterned vis from which i am always relieved byabe Pals; butid the In i: 0' 1909, I had the moat alarming • and severe attack I. oicr yc: experienced; I then livedawar Mr. Gyest, a et au ray hint, he kindly attended anda:lplied the Lo.ion, with . whie., my taking the iills,he soon relieved ire. ;Although have tr by ' n very wavier since this attack, Lalyrays keep the •A have me, and occasionally take of the and feel great 01- r e canunendlug diem to all my acquaini antes, tram the coat, in. have that, bat for their use, I should have been dead 10. ; ante; and I feel-it a duty in me here to observe, that I ascribe the ree la of .1,1105, to an irregular mode at living, wltti being I t, 4 .c: Oy wet footed, and the it:convenience unavoidable in inch 1`.:.• :43% obliged me tie neglect the use of the Guestonirn Ask. the relapse - I itad iu MB, I attributed to my awn i mprnd.nee eating a great quamit y of cold sailed. I am vire silt he great Wth at ei good. liviaeentl : H o in be a:mit, , d l e ‘ r ,s iv;el , w s: t r i r r i e ithheeyuuseett;i,e, Lai.cai oS to tic aiw the sufferer to pains Li ate litid or Sumach. . „ n No . 11, (9raeeehureo ;t March 2,1 AL ACADEMICALOMOTIONS. DUBLIN, !wits )42. r -Moniay last, after the usual etandt . tan tinns, Mr. Henry Gri ffi n, A.B. was elected one o f the Junior kel lows of Trinity College ; and the following Students were elected Feholars of the House:—Mitchell, Walsl , , Greham, O'Dwyer, Penny, Maunsell, Porter, Hughes, W. Smyth, J. Smith, Da/Ton ne% Craig, Ryan, and Barrsod.______ MARRIED. Saturday, at Maryda-Donne Church, Edward Fanshawe, Cip tain of Royal Enginerrt, to Frances Mary . Dalrymple, second daughter of I i,uten .nt-Genetal Sir Hew Dalrymple. D EV. At Edinburgh, on the Ist inst. Robina Ramsay Wylie, daugh ter of Alexander Wylie, late of Corsock, M.D. Friday mornilig, in Harley-street, Catherine, daughter of Lord Redesdale, aged four years. to consequence of the wounds he received in the battle of the Sth ultimo, near Almeida, Lieutenant Allan M'Nab, of the WA Regiment. At his house, in Park-street, Bristol, on the 7th instant, the Rev. Mr. Richard Coliinson, Rector of Kingweston, Somerset shire in the 74th year of his age. In Dawson-street, Dublin, the Hon. Mrs. Jones, wife of the Hon. J. Jones. At Sandymount, near Dublin, John Rose, Esq : for many years j an Alderman of that city. TWICKENHAM, ONTHE BANKS OF THE '1 HAIIILs. Delightful Villa, Pleasurts.Grounds, sloping to the Riser, excel lent Kitchen Garden, Paddock, and Out-balklinp. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawsles, on Tuesday, lily 9, ay Twain., A VERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a very suriebNlLLA, SHIRLEY HOUSE, lately in the occupation of a Lady of distinction; situate at Twickenham, on the Bank s of t h p T h ames ; planned for the ac commodation of a Nobleman or Family of diAinction ; contain ing numerous apartments, elegantly fitted up, and finished in a costlS and superb manner ; excellent Sleeping-rooms, Apartments a. , cl Servants' Rooms, an extensive range of domestic Offices, llot and Cold Baths, Wine, Ale, and Baer Cellars, E t c.; all in the most complete order , and t for immediate habitation; a double Coach-house, Stabling for tlime horses, with Sleeping rooms over; • a small Farm-yard, with Cow-house, Barn, Cart lodge, Piggory, Poultry-house, Dairy, Scalding-room, and Ser vants' Rooms over; an Ice - hou se, and Pleasure- grou nd, with a beautiful Lawn, sloping to the River, laid out with gravel walks, Plantations, and a Paddock, nearly surrounded by a wall; ;lathed with numerous select Fruit-trees, and laid down in gras-, and a Fish-pond, well stored, containing, in all, about saven Acre*. • To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars on the Premises: at this George,Twickenkam ; Red Lion, Hossislove ; Castle, Richmond ; at the Sun, ; and of Messrs. Knight and Shrubsole, Kingston ; Pidgeons, Brantford; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War-. wick-street, Golden -square. • SALE BY AUCTION. (J-11,4011,R0W. Sun bets, I Moon ri , es, 17 nibmies after S I 5 n-..ntite4 31 Cr MARKETS. - , FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. JUNE I's. Merage Price of Corn in England and Wales from the returns ending the Bth of June, 1811. Wheat. Rye. Barley. ' Oats. Beans. Pease. s. d. 1 s. d. 5. d.d. Is.d. 1 U 7 9 1 43 1 I 38 2 116 11 142 VI I 44 10 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made n the week ending the 12th day n 1 June is 3;5. std. per cwt. INSPECTOR'S RETURN Al' UXBRIDGE, Jure 13. Wheat per load 201. Os. to 251. Os. Barley, per quarter 3 is. -d. to 303. -d. Oats 255. -4. to 355. -d. Beans 411. --d. to 455. -d. Old ditto 42.. -41. to 525. -41. Peas 505. -cl. to 545. -4. RETURN of WHEAT In Mark-lane, Including only from the 3d of June to the Bth of June. Total 5,382 quarters. Average 83s. Sid. -21. 9d. lower than last return. % A RIiTURN OF FLOUR, From the lit of June to the 7th of June. Total 14,849 sacks -Average 745. 61. 4s. 4.td. lower than last return. SMITHFIELD MARKET, June 17. To sink the Offal per stone of 81b. Beef 45 . 44 . to 6s. ' 4d. Veal ss. Od. to 7.. 04 Mutton 4s. Sid. to 61. 6d. Pork ss. Od. to 75 043. DZAD Of CATTLZ THIS DAT. Beasts, about 1850-Sheep and Lambs, 16,700. Calves, 80-Pigs, 300. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Per stone of 81b.by the carcase. 4s. 4d. to s s. B d . Veal ss. Od. to 65 . 44 • 40.' MI. to ss. 6d. Pork ss. Bd. to 6s. 4 d Lamb 6s. Od. to Bs. Od. PILICS (WHOPS IN THE BOROUG P H ock MeAtRKET. Bags s 61. is. to 71. 155. Kent 61. 6s. to 91 9s. 51. 12s. to 71. Os. Susses 51. 12s. to 71. 15. Farnhstn (Pockets) ael i Os. to £l4 Os. PRICES OF HAY AND R STA. ST. JAMES'S. WIUTCCHA W . • Hay 51. Si. to IL Ss. Hay 51. los. CO 7 1 . 121 Straw 31. 31. to 31. 12s. Clover 71. 05. to 81. Os givotloss. 21. 165. to Si. Is RAW HIDES. Best H e ifers and Steers (per O r dinary Is. 84. to Is. 10d sane) Os. 641. to 2 I s. Bd. M het Calf 15s. 04. each Middlings 2s. 01. to 2s. 441. Eng iris Horse 121. to 13s. Od Lamb Skins Is. 1. to 2s. 64. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market Ss. 84d. Town Tallow (13, Od Clare Market Sc. 8151. Yellow Russia 63$ss oti, Whitechaptl Market 38. 7id. White ditto sOd per stone of 81b. ---- Soap ditto 511. 00s Ils 04d. Melting Stu ff 561 04 00s 0.1 Average Ss -Id Ditto rough 36s 00s Od Graves 16s 041 • Good Dregs Ils Od Y e llow Soap, 804-Mottb44, 90s 06-Cord, 04s, 04. Price of Candles, per dozen 115 61-Moulds, 124 64. COAL MARKET, lone 17. Ships at Market • Sold Pricey, 774 Newcastle 574 .401. Od. te-545. Od. 5 Sunderland 4 44s. Oda. to• 45110 d. 1 Cebu . 1 52-.• 06 .to 00si Od. COUNTRY MARKETS. •- " • fa MILS Or GRAIN AT -CNC roLaowinowasixtru. li Asinn srome.--Wheat 705 04 to 949 oil per Quarter. Barley 295 Od to 36s Od 1 Beans 42i Ocl to 47s 04 00s Od to 0 05 04 O ats 26s Od to 305 64 Pease B rea d Is 1051. per gallon. th s ygy,-Wheat 74. Od to 1015 O p gr Qr. 32s Od to 40s Od Beans 405 Od to 541 Od 24s 01 to 34 5 Od Pease 001 ed to 005 Od I Bread 2s. 04 4 . per gallon, MAIDENmaxn.-Wheat 79s 04 to 1005 Od per Qr. • Barley 365 Od to 39s Od I B eans 49s 94 to 554 Oi O ats 30s Od to 36 s od Pease 00s 01 to 005 Od N ewsum-Wheat 78s. Od to 99s Od per. Qr. Barley 30s 04 to 36s 04 I Beans 49s Od to 475 04 Pse O ats 26s Od to 305 Od ea 49: Od to 451 044 Bread Is l id per gallon. REAntoo.-Wheat 905 od to lois Od per Quarter. • 00s od to 33. 6d I Beans 46s Od to 00s Od Barley Oats 27s Od to 29s 6d Pease 009 Od to 485 Od Bread Os. Id. per gallon.. Devizes, June 13.-Wheat 775. to 995. Barley 325. to Us. Beaus, 455. to 491. Oats 255. to 295. The harvest of the present year is expected to be the earliest and finest that has been experienced for many feasons. The crops, in general, are amazingly promising. .SALES BY AU,CTIO.: FOLEY HOUSE. Capital brilliant French Glasses of large' dhattnllons, Beautiful Tapestry Hangings of the Gobelin's Manufactory, reprewntiair Queen Esther, &c. a Table and Dessert Service of fine - old Dresden, China, Glass, Old Paintings, and various Effec:s. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Foley Hou se, Chan t leretreet, Cavendish- square, on Friday, the 21st of June, at Tw elve o'Clock, 'IHE elegant French Pier and, Chimney Glasses, four 110 by 66 inches, two 84 b y 54,arid Various others of smaller dimensions, verd antique and inlaid Marble Pier Tables on rich carved and gilt Frames; four pieces of beautiful 'Tapestry of the GobeUti s manufactory, in high preservation foe the sides of a room, the subject King Ahasuerus and Queen Ettherited. a tine Dresden set of Dinner and Dessert China t curlous eid•China and Japan Glass, and various articles of Puraftdre Effects. May be viewed en Monday and 'Fuesiff4t treceding the Sete. Catalogues at One Shilling each an the Premises, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, golden-event.. .„. - FOLLY HOUSE Valuable modern BUILDING MATERIALS, FIXTURES, worthy the attention of Gentlemen, Builders x end thers. By Mr. ROBINS, 'On the Premises, on Monday, Juba 24, 1211,, il i tleien eChlek, and following days, ins Udts,"' "' THEValuable modern a nd Capital BUILDING MATERIALS, comprising the Interior Fittings of Foley- House; consisting of a grand Geometrical principal Stone Stair case and Landings, with Mahogany Hand Rail, and ornamented Iron Railing and Skirting, 5 fectlonginat of the wall, rise and 13i tread-moulded Bracket Suffits ; two secondary Stone Stair-Cues, with Iron Balustrade andmahogaig Hand rail a d moulded Skirt ing ; the Oak Stair - Cases wi th Brackets string, mahogany Hand rail, mahogany folding and six-paneled Doors with theirLiningi, Grounds, and Architraves; excellent six-panneled Deal Doors, with their Linings, Grounds, and Architraves; capitol OakV/in dows of 12 and 15 panes, with their Soffits, Shutters, bask Lin ings, Ste.; capital Oak and Deal Floorings, with Skirtings, Base, and Surbase, Mouldings and Grounds ; Fortiat.ti Paring to 1 squares to the Entrance-Hall and Stair-Case, Flag Pavinad Portland Skirting in the Basement Storey ; capital Statuary Mat ble and other Chimney-pieces ; Stone Landings, Flag Paving, and Steps, in escellent preservation ; Plain and Ornamentalti Iron Railing, two Mahogany Water-closets and ppparatus, the F at of the various Offices, Outbuildings, &c..; valuable Fixture*, In Dressers, Shelves, Closets, ranged Coppers, farms Hells, and other sseful Articles. : • . mu: '•, To be:viewed to th% time of sals,ll.4plyin4,llitt4Pren lisci s littera Vatalngues (ta each) matte 1 and of Ur. * Robin*, Warwick-stieee, Golden-squire.. • .• r' 3.4 , i . VALUABLE- FREEHOLDIESI9eI'ES, lViaisew Alfa*wry, &c. Romney Marsh, Farm Anise, and •iittiirlings, tOtiage, Public • House and about 1764 Acres of Meado w ; Minh, and Salt Marsh Land, in she Parish of. Lydd, neer to New Romney, jo the County of Kent. Mr..It,b,SINS; " • 'ACOarraware, os Tuesday July 9, at 'Neve, A VALUABLE and irsopinitble FREEHOLD J. 1 6 ESTATE ; comprising upertedibf One Thousand Seven Hundred and Slaty five Acres o(lefeadow,. Marsh, and Solt Marsh Land, with Farm-house andiß9ildintlbgtAlaile, and Pnb - ' lic-house, all in ,a ring fence, in .theoeccupatlon of Messrs. SteatfY,:Russell; Oater, Ailen, - elyier, and others, situate in Parish of.hydel, between Hyde* amilitye, in the County of Kent,. adjoinieg the Lands of the Pall of 'u sent , and George Witherdcn, E. aim the Mauer ar• reputed Minor of Ly d d , with Right of Fishery extending. ear two"taiies. tin the Beech, and including the Sewers of that Estate. This Estate is highly i mprov able, and brtemporary &incest inq Icialktei4ly in • -. creased as the tide recede'. • Particularsanq be hid on the Preeiseps, at dor testi 1601_ at the Post-house, Rye; New Inn,Romney ; WhitenaTtt 411EIN: P u blic-house, Dimchurcb; Saracen's H ead, AshfOrd; London Hotel, and Ship, Dover ; at Mitehester's tiotd, Istfargate; foun tain, Canterbury ; of Mews. boots and Green, •Solleiturs,•SaUs bury-square ; at Garraway'si and of Mr.Robitss, Warwick-Weds Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate.may be seem,. MIDDLESF X. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, elegant atone-bulk Man sion, extensive Park, Farms, fine Sheets of Water, and Two compact Family Residences, within Nine Milks of London, upwards of 330 Acres, all lying cotripaet. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, July 9. at 12, is One Lot. THE Truly Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Cannon's Park, situate at Edgeware, in *the County of Middlesex ; comprising a capital Stone - built Mansion, planned for the accommodation of a Nobleman, or Family of Distinction, seated on an eminent, in an extensive Park, ornamented by avenues and stately timber, dispersed over various parts of the Estate, and beautiful Sheets of running Water ; excellent attached and detached Offices of all descriptions, two, productive Kitchen gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Farm Buildings, &c. also two com pact Fa mily Residences at the East end oldie Estate, with Offices, *Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, &c. containing , in all, upwa rds.of Three Hundred and Thirty Acres of rich Meadow Land, mostly surrounded by a brick wall, all in a ring fence, and bounded by the high road ; the situation dry, cheerful, and healthy, com manding extensive views of the country.; Brisk Barth on most parts of the Estate. May be viewed by Tickets; Particulars on the Premises; at the Cranes and White Hart, Edgware ; Abariorn Arms, Stan more ; Essex Arms, Watford; Red Lion sod Green Man, Bar net; White Horse, Uxbridge; of Mr. Richaids, Solicitor, Red Lion-square; at Garraway's ; and of Mr.Roblas,Wartvick-street, Golden-sqsara, whom a Plan of the Estate nisi be aeon. A GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND. vcs.asaL ENBMIL A riIitRE9TED. ANY laudable, attempts have heretofore been made in vain t-arreit our great internal Enemy, viz. .CONSUMPTION (by Irofeline's called Ragland, Plague), Twenty Thousand Persons having fallen undur its tyranny an nually, for centuries past-. 4 fact allowed by the faculty. What people in general consider very heady, tiannly. a Common Coll and Cough, has usually been the primary cause, as such whatever will check Cough effettriaiii, should DC speedily resorted to, as it is better to prevent than. tokuree--Mr. MADUfiN, the Proprie tor of the %re:cII.:TABLE ESSENCE, be the Prevention and Cure of Consumption, Asthma, and the very many Pulmonary Complaints, comprehending also the Hopping-Cough, the dm singer of CoiWren, feels it a duty inetuubent on hint to urg e t h e Public at large to a speedy a }option of ft In use, , of Cough.-16 liatbefre an uperaDispensary,for the last five years c ,fur the beal.t of the poor, in which time,lie has had the gratifica;ion to re b ore 'three' thousand -PersOns.:4noll car. with truth bay, the it has nitylr yet failed elf giensgspeedg relief hi cases of how. ever severe.. RE= fl CASES. Penn Thomas Abby. No.l t. Orange-street, Red Lion-sqaar-., " feel a a duty ineinnbent ou rtyc , o acati.twte.le t ri,h gratitude the effitatyof your Vegetable Essence on behalf cm ray ',ye; Wee was afflicted with a periodical cough Me tea years, which haflled all medical aid, and became incemitingly worse, • halredoced her. to If mere shadow, till at le o: It, in a vary providential way, she hared of your aued.ciue, and after asking one bottle foupd great relief, and continuing to take it agorreabie to yoUr directions, her congh has entirely Lett her. 1 sbbatd hive wrote before (het cough haying been removed for enure dun is months,) but have waited to see if it would return, and hod rt does not, I can no longer refrain returning my most grateful drinks t and may you lisc,tre witness a airai;ar cue on shows:sib of your fellow-creatures, is the sincere prayer n.. Sir, your num obedient bumble'Serestit, ' • • " THOMAS MIT:* r. S. You may maks what use of this letter you thbik proper, as I am willing to attest to any persona who may call as to whe I have stud. No. It, Grange*strelet,'Red Lion-square, May 12,1214" From Mr. John Londiiii, 16, Great Stlir..tuar, her. "'Sea—Ora behalf of myself and my }Kosher, Thoni,,ll6/ia, of the Bank of Lnglaud, 1 beg leave to retwra my moo .orateild thanks; first, for the resetting front tle aK, tinder ilreaelfel fiction Hopping Cough, by means yota. itivaluabk getableflassaco. three olany children ; and sesionstly. Um ices. r. nation of one of.my brothers. I feel it an unboulipl L make you this acknowledgment, and which, fur the hinifirot .tho compaunity, you lave nay freewill lei auldngitaowtie‘latr, Sir, with all due respech your ye rg humble or va . ot, "'No. 16, Great Shire-lane, Teinple psr, baits LODDC4I. • April 24, 181 t." tt. et •:. • A small Pamphlet, comakOngpattecnkutt of its virtues avithe testhisottles of nearly ahuudren.itlles ant Gentlemen of high respectability is its favour, may be hada: Mt. li` it[adlea's,44, Gloucester-,tree', Queen-Kuare, Alloonisbanj at,Kurett, Ar lie's, and later's, 157, Bartholomew.close, WestMilitia:Ad; Moo .Rastbil's (late Uitt);iiijoissiog the Stovall ladmolie (AO, Comb. hill; Mr. liygiaeoin't, peefumet, 93, Hag tparket; .htr.Vrtraw's. us,.FieetAtkif;' Mr.Sinier i s, 150, Oiford-ilrectirMr. No. 269, High-street, borough; ML. S corner of Kies street, Holborn; • Mr. Brennand's, 156, laishopsga e-WiLltout ; Mr. Ward's, 'Dear MisfileelbW, Holborn ; • Mr: Vines," Caeip street, Bath ; Mr. NOsea, Conn-we-et, lifillto4 Mr. K 4.. mer's, Colchester ; Me4rs. Meggy and Clalk's, Cbelsaded ; Messrs. Brodie, Dowding, and Luiford's,Steasbury ; Mr Wash bourn's, Gloucester; . Mr.-Nowlsity, Dublin ; at'Mr. rue man's, Ezeteripriceeldi where alsoissayea Saari the E.-kuee it self, in bottles, prise 70. catch, the s:auip inJuded.— lhe Prop *. tos. will only add, that a single tea spoonful of t:iis pre paration .is a dose -for srgratentrfams—that in appearance alai taste it is as pleasant as wiro,ritist—on‘l that übjeass oi charity may apply in Gloucester-strret„yrbere it is to *mu Apefical gra tuitously. Any luautty tittle's than three bottles, sent to say par; of the Kiregdom. eattilgefree; upon an lotteries ut oar ;.. :a 7, .4 E 1 I 1 ot •i ~i • ,1111 ~~ OR trtui dart . duti OM 1 ,i 4 SIP ail v]