Star. — London, England, 1809-08-14 00:00:00

BOXING. RICIEW AV AND Manor) hattle`betwist these p ut ilist% was fought on Friday aftelnooti, at Pope'a Head Watch-.Anse; on the coast betwects Margate and Reculver', for 100 guineas, in• prest!tWe sof • ahour three thoniand 'relators. The pngilists both gone by their day el activity ; and Maddox, in: a tire to with Richman on Wimbledon Canimno,. the same ring that the Gams*-.Chicken vanqUisintti Burke, beat 'him h' a few minntes: It l stbnost.su perfluous to observe that Maddos has been a - lwisrer of no mean nate fin- the last 1.5 years, oncl hva sop tatecl ail the champions as they entered the listcitils4e.vibth Pittonei 44c. Although . theri is but littlekdispatityin age, Richnian - has entlONtiof ttuOstiottatntilreceitti but he is- a scientific 'shy borer; and Maddox be denmerinated a twig's of terror rather than abskilfirl pugilist. • Weft square was foitned with rapes, and Gully and Gibbons.seconded &tackles' and Clark and young Ward officiated as second and bottle-helder . for Riehinan. IPArril. , —At theeotunteucement of the battle TEI betting was 5 and 6 on - Maddox, but the first iOnnd brought it to even: Maddox went in with his chiracterilVc reshot gniety, but gich m n stopped him. and hit hint. mice AA the neck with , his right hand, the list sillichtlepred MadtintAla cite se eoriik round Middoitallied, and after pixttingin a hi't thieve: Richman out of the ring over 'the 'rtipes ; but thiii - wls snit imentary sticress, for the third Ives a fight- Wei - round, tri 'which Richman displayed a superiority of science and strength hyv:aiting, hitting, anti throw. ing his adversary ‘ the astonishment of the specta. . tors. NfacHnsl few*. with gaiety and , determined bottom half an hour; but he was even then fighting at d;sadvantagejor Richman ;Athol- fought otgot away as citrienistancesreqUired. After ten rounsis had been fought, betting was B.and 4 to 1 on Richman, and the` head of Maddox was hideously disfigured. The however, was made safe in less than half an loWri'Mltddox having shewn symptOms of distress.. He fought afterwards under every disadvantage yr, strength, and seience ; hut although his liaclatiti' were satisfied, he'continued the cornJ,..;. until it had: , histeiffifty4W6 minutes, when he was led away a frightful spectacle. Maddox, perhaps, displayed as T ouch Fame as WAS ever witnessed ; for, when on his knees, within a minute or two of the close of the bat tle, and quite bl'ud . , by a sndden effort of nature, he lumped and held himself round the neck of Richman with one hand, whilst he dealt ont blows with the _other until so exhausted, that he fell motionless. A llber.:l subscri c i t tion was set On foot for the loser. OPLET AND lebUNGi oata. A nothtr sharp scientift,c short battle nits fought for subscription purse, between these professors. It lasted but I'6 minutes, but was all dOwnright scientific bard fighting. '• Crib, who is the trcther of the cele brated' professee, and who once fought Horton, had the best of hitting at the eoornencernent, but Crop rey, Soho ii•nikkef rank with Dutch Sam and Young Belcher, had too much strength and' science * and Crib, after tryiSg every thing' he could, resigned the combat. Cropley, however, was the most punished, the youth and activity of Crib Itayiei at Iza 11404 him. . ~ On the Igth of this a:Kagh.the price of Tickets and • Shares willadvaaoet i rllgeon!ho intend to adventure ' in thf , present StatelkotterkWasavet.sonsiderably by an immediate purehase.:,-,partictdar Numbers be :rob. at Rt- a Aansns t ~C, oonsucit L and Co.'s °feces, Cornit:ll anti Charing-tiressi ate now ready tor . deli. very ; and those who wish f` more . ihah dne Ticket of A lubber, should. make earl; applicatidn, to pre vent dis.ippuintment. - , ~ •.- ' B$A-COMA M MIMS' OFFiat t LaNIKO, litidli.St. is. CAEOOI3, ROLD, Ana Pala& ?Zanily; I Wed:newt - Flri A!ei. 7. I • Avg. 9. AI 3 a 1 1 Std 6 SS 6 l' to I -54 - 0 ' 4 54•4 21 NtOre AVIA COAL.. A A.a;es Mats Brran Be - :tort Lcng Bewick '.Hain 1: Brandling's Main ;- - ' l i Barrier 'Crof•S ' ...-. "Ae.ton Wink .6.. .1 lutiahn ... . 1 Git t shead ' 1 3646' 1 53 '9' 1 S 50'4 2 51 8 3 S 52 0 4 50 6, to 3011 '1 3R9 5 . 10 590 ' 3 to 59 4 1 . 530 3157 0 5 to - I 57 8 M'atia 'Hebb - tiro Main ' 3 to Holyntell Kenton Main Fielding .:—. Marley 1-M1 1 • ‘ll46ziiague Main ----: • el. 1 Charlotte la 45 0 5.154•4.1 3: 1 * 11390 1 10: 66 4 .0 110 6 9, •49 9 , 1 . 650 • f -Sr r,I see 21490. ; to 1. 411514 0 .* to 42,4 60s ~~~, 61V3' 9 I 596 9 to 160 0 to t 7 58 6 3 to .58 9 2 6l 6 2 I SI 3 • g 89-41 1. 0 - s :1 •63 ct •4 '.. . 1-40•0 t .6 40 4 -4.. ' 8 b 9, • .1 to 60 IP to ..... 1 . . .. . _ • I I ll s it e g it .A . 1 lit. .....so Asa Peiy Main Pontor rntispn's Ponton Windsor's -d South H-bbieris 2 1416ith Cisless 'awn Collintrwood Iynedale -Ternly Park MiLin Walker W.Lll'. Fl►d Temple's Wall's Ebd 0 OttliY :Vlthreats IC'yFasn 110. Wien Sewlees Warsiasil Sell sad Co's. WalboEsd - - IFist' Tsarid '111 , 411 Civapea 1•••.. am. ' Hartkj ' Codex, STINDY.ILLAVID. "Chester Maio Satan Moor • . itoirii Main • 1 10 taton'a Wall's End '+"f :tit:e*boitle , • Tafocn • •worth . End, Wear% Ship . . ....sAl.rs. 111 C ..41,UCTION% . VALUABLE BUILDINt; KI4IGIrt'S HILL. MANSION. * 1p •Ititahle T.-its,.entne thne in the Month a Septintibet, ALL -.the-MATE t ALS rfrf R. Above esitience t tnute.neor u 3 Norwood Common, luta within five *lota , tbs 11i troviie. . ll' -this noble Edifice was ereeted butts few rife since for the 'We Lord • 1101trar, under the superiotereaou be Mr. 1400.696- '• It be. never heen inhabited, and the m4te.rials.?re..in tint .beet state.—Dcv:ript.ye Catalogues may be obtained one mr!pth pre vious to the bale, by applying to Mr. Searle, At shirt:et, Kest Road ; ownley,,hard Serveyq, Walwortb; Mr Jatne‘ Land Agent, View Boswell-Court, Lincoln's Inn ; and of Mr, Clarkon the premiss% who,will thew the property. GROWING CROP, LIVE AND DEAD STOCK AND FUR kIEAR BARKING AND ILFORD, ESSEX. • By Messrs. IIOGGART and PHILLIPS, Od dm! Pternises, Uphall Farm, on Thursday next, August 1?, • and followingday, at Eleven o'Clock,. "'TIRE GROWING CROPS,Valuable FARMING -I- S . LOCK, and part of the Household Furniture, of Mr. htnes Lavender, removing to his Farm . in Hats ; the Grooving Crops and Yenning stock consist of '24 Acres of Wheat, 2.3 of Rye, 10 of Barley, 14 of Potatoes, one of Cabbages. 14 of Clover, , Bond crop,: about 40 Loads of Hay, 10 flue Draught Horses,. three Fillies, Si! Coil, three Calves, eleven Cart*, Waggona. Ploughs, liitirovve, •Land Rollers, 150 Loads of rich Manure, and a variety of other Articles for Agrie.siltural purposes. The-Furniture comprises Istaktogany Four-poht Beds:eads, with Dimity Futneures.. Goose Beds; •Bedatig, Mahogany Cl4 e :of t Draners,Diaing and .Card Tabloachairs, I'ier Glasses , .41‘it~equisites, )Iresving Utenilibt, Bcc. fie.- ‘4rcering .Crowing Crops, and valuable Live aiii;Dind E Stock, Mill be Sold the Second Day. viewed one day preceding the sale, and Catalighes 'irises; it the Rote, Smithfield; Angel, Ilford i• Whit 'ling; and of Mews. Roggen and Phillips, 6f, .10040 , 1-Exehange.._:_ To t on tbe tbvt;l .0•11•••••••• r hitEXHOLD F.b1'z1.:1.64; Li By Messrs. HOGG4RT liII.LIPS, At Oatraway's _on Fridiy,'!he 23th of ist, at Tareite o'Clock, in Nine Lots, . - QUITEMY • trainable FREEHOLD - . ESTATES, situate in the Parish of Orbey and Ingoldmeekc ntal-Spilt-. bey. Alford and.*Burgia, lit the County-of conshsting of sand? .Pirees of land, coutsditio2 Welker: about , ou e ! hundred azd msty.6ve Acres. . • Particubts may be had- dirls previous to the. Sala, at the Bun and George lnni,Staibfordiilkke.Haatllpalding; Peac'ck ant: '.bite Here. Boston; Vel.ite liartf Spilsbey 4 the rir4pal liorncastle at, Carksivay . s ; ane of MOW". lioggakt asad 62,:,Broacl;stroct.R oyal t • ipd" GRA, _ ROADab*ut g• STQCX —.CARTS, HCIRS.P.HII.I.,. on the mnis from RYEOATE, )3y.. Messrs HOGGART and PHILLIPS, ;On the Premises, late in the occupation of My. Mortimer, .^PP° - site the Black Horse, Ilorsehill, on Saturday. the 72th c.f Au gust, aO9, at Eleven o'Clock, without reserve, ,1 1 HE fine growing Crops of BARLEY, OATS, fif.:AIN:S, and YEAS, together about 20 Acres, about 'Ten ,Loads of Hay, three Cart Horses, a Waggon, thr'er. burns, Har rows, Harness, and Implements. N. B. The Cottage and Farm, containing about 46 Acres, to be Sold. May be viewed one day prior to the Sale, when Catalogues May be had on the Premises, and at the Black. Horse, Hamann.; Swan, Reigate; and of Metiers. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street. FREEHOLD FARM, SURREY, CONVENBrIXV. 1O& GOOD MARKETS. By Messrs. HOGGAIT and PHILI.IrS. ACCarraway's, Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Friday, tbe sth of September, at Twelve o'Clock, if not previously disposed of by Private Contract, FOYLE FARM, comprising a ralitabla Flee 44 4, faeces, in dig Parish of Oxtes four miles from Gcsttillt.: apd ' WaTerli3rti, aid 24 nines from I.ondon, in the County of surrey consisting of 202 ACV'S of uncommonly rich Arable, Water, afea.'low, and -Pasture Latd, in a ring fence, through which runs a fine Trout Stream, in a fine Sporting Qountry, abounding with Game; the Estate is full of thriving Tirrb:r, lei to 'Jr. Mills, at a low rent,.on an 011 lease, which ty.pin:s at Michaeintas, 1810, capab'e of considerable improvement. May be viewed with leave of the 'edam, and partfcelars bad 'ten nays previous to the sale, it the Greyhound, Croydon; White Flail, Goldstone Swan. Reigate; Mack Lipp. Famine.= ;Rola! , Oak, Seecnoidts; Suista Hottl, Tunissidge Welts; ofitarleg ArnolE tog. Betlford-raw, Bloomsbury ; at Carraway's: and of ArtiosstvHogyait and Phillips, No. tis, 114(rad-street, where a plan as MI seen.. • VALUABLE FREEHOLD •tze..IWENCE' AND LAND,' THORNTON HEATH', neat CROYDON, SURREY, g. 11. . .21y Messrs. HOGGAR and Piill.l.lrs, " 9 At Garraway's on Friday; September 8, at Twelve o'Clock. in: 55 0 - One Lot, adess an acceptable (.Ifer is made in the mean time by PrisrateCentrac. 53 3 A CAPITAL FREET4OI:II MANSION, with , 54 ll' 4 - 1 - its Acres of rich I .aod adjoining, the whole Land.tax and' Tytharee, delightfully 'thinned on the ro'fo . CrOydeo, near 430 0 ,Norbury, and within eigkt lades of the Royal Exchange. Thee hibussion is detachectfrom tbe high caul on an eminence, forming 53 0 adman:lute elation; built with Sulfulk brick, which combines ail the advantages of Stone. •The.Roonts - are numerous, lofty, and of good reflection, , the . prhscipa/ epairnents with mahogany' . &ors. Illhe-Inces'arewell erratum& sir airy and convenient, 60 0 with double Coach-houses, Stabling fer six. Horses, Lofts and. 60 6 Remits, capindititehen Garden, fully.itopped end planted, in- Josed by a le fty a % and we ft supplied with excellent water. The Mansion is now neatly finished ' with infinite taste and suped 58 0 nor workmanship, under t • ininiediate direction of an eminent surveyor. 'Tim purchaser be accoanmoda:ed with catty 51 0. possess on. . ,Atay..bc yiessotet.by. tickets on y,svhich, with particulars, may be had ten days previous to the sale, of Messrs. f !organ and 61 3 Broad-strett,'Reyal=%xshange, where an elevation 61 6 may be seen ;, particulars also at Garraway's. ,• 7 • - go f SURSLIDON *ROWE, • PEZASTfRit 'MOUNDS; AID \ 4 LAND,...E.AIt. SOUTHANITON. • • • Jiy : Sleepta.'HOGGART and PHILLIPS, . At.Girraway's, on Friday, September 15th, at T.welve, by Di . • eeetipthof the Elecutora, unless an acceptable offer is previoualy 9 fe. 'aide by PilvatilContract; 7 . A N'elegant Modern' MANSION, delightfully situ. 51 *. . ate near the banks ofthebeautiftil River Ramble, a pleasing distinct from the sea,. five miles front Southampton, 14 front Winthestet r andi i from Portsmouth and Gosport, in the county 52 6 . of Hants, the late residence and property of John IVPQueen, Esq. , deceased. The House forms a handscdneeineation, corunia.tdtng 51 ' IP. a nobie-Pittmisque Anew of the Isie - of,Wight, • the Sound, and rich adjacent country ; has been recently finishedla a style of su -61 3 perior taste, snd contains si a intik elegant Dieting and . Drawing " .f. rooms of fine proportions, Boudoir, Music-room, Morning-room, 60 " f and Library, numerous Bedchambers, Servants' Apartments, and tatellent attached Offices of every description , detached are 53 0 Stabling for seven Horses i .2 double Coach-house, Harness-room, .Bakehonav,4 an t i o ther Offices, Poultry-yard and Houses, 66 •0 _Bailiff 'a: House, Farm-yaad, Barn,' Granary, Stabling , - Cow -561! bomes, Piggery, int' Outbnildlisge.. The House is nearly encir 's3`; :: citd by a handsome Lawn, ornamehted with 'amber and Forest '73'.: Trees .an• elegant Green-house, spacious productive Kitchen 4 .? : .Garti:n,.with lofty walls, Melon Grounds, a valnable Orchard, ;7,.. 'Cottage, and a quantity of excellent Arable and Meadow Land ;71 6 ,adjoining , and containing together about 9.6 Acres. '4Q' '' The Estate is equal iu value to Freehold, being Copyhold of In ' ..,' *askance, the Fine certain and very trifling, and the Land Tax 17 1 3 14 . rodeorntd. . . - " Tare Purcbsser may be accommodated with a Leasehold Farm 1 .... 1 of ;bout 50 Acres, and the elegant well adapted Furniture, at;' I WW W lair valuation. ." ' lire be viewed with Tickets only, which , with particular s, m a y ' 6 : ! • had '2O days previous to the Sale, of Mr.. Barney, Solicitor, "." '''' 'Southampton ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, .1 Alroad. street,. Royal Exchange. Particulars may alt.() 1)e bad at . the Dolphin, Southampton; Angel, Lyntington ; Bugle, Now . re, Isle orWight; Crown, Portsmouth; India Arms, Gosport; of the Printers ache Exeter and Plymouth Gazettes; Shcrborne . Mercury ;• Lewes Journal and .Hampshire Papers; Libraries, " Brighton and Worthing; George, Winchester; Swan, Ah-esford; and at Garraway's. FARIN CRI - - . SALES BY _AUCTION. ILtchttfr PAEPAOLD kASIPENCE and 1.A./g/ AspAe N tou - s macro, gESIIItNCt,. sUitable fora lirge"ramily of the first resrleciabilifY„ eltigintlY &hand and delightfully,situsto, commanding extensive pro-, apects.oear.the Banks of the Med Way, in a beautiful Pict of [ho County of . The pimitisestontaitt, on fie principal Floors , a suit, of lofty . Rooms, including Dining and Drawing-rootas each 30 feet by 20, Library fiel . by 14N Terming-robilt 24 44 I by 1,6, Bilhartlsroont„ Conservatory, and, Balcony, eonimanding South aspect, 1S Bed-charribers, Serv-arir? • Roams; Water—closeta,.and-numerous attached Offices, A six-stall two Coach-houses, room for a . four-stall Stable, aid other . c%- . 1 tattled 0 1110.4 Lawns, Pleasure-groutiola,Ahrubberies; a sheet of water running through the, grottoes, excellent Kitchen Carden, lofty walls, and mrinerails Fruit:treei, Orkpery, Pinerist,'estetgive • .shady walks, Summer-bmlses and Plantations, with ornamental , Timber Forest-trees arid Shrubs, drilfe In 'frail; and a 'quantify of rich !Arable and Meadow Land, containing. togethq about 30„ Acres, of which a purchaser may be accommasied with 'early' possession, and part of 'the eltgam .and,appropriate furniture at. a fair valuation, with a Leasehold Kitchen airden aitd Cottages' - : adjoining. To be viewed with tickets only , and forest r particulars known,: , by arplying to Messrs. lioggart and Phillips;'dtt , BroaAtreet; Qoyal F.trtchasge. IiKREFORDSIIIRE. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ..... Diseharged.Of Land Tax, and a Modue of Two Shillings and Sixpnce per Year for NitadOw Land and Fruit in lieu of 'lithe, In the course of a short time, unle.s au actieptabie . olier shnold previously.made. A LL that compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, -I. .cattpd the BUR FUNS, comprising a sukstamial House, with every necessary Outbuildings, convenient Fold, Yards, Feeding Stalls, ate- ill well supidGed with Water, which is at all convenient times to he taken over the Meadow Land, situate within one tpile °I the well ktiywn Market town of Led bury,. being one of the most rick and fertile pal ts of the COUD y of I•lereford, containing upwards of 160 Acres of excellent ri Aitable .and Meadow . and, in equal proportions, and in a h , gh state of cuhiiation, all of which is well supplied with Water by al small River running through the centre of the Estate, is well planted with this most choice Fruit TreeS, and will in a f w years be aapable of producing opwArds of 400 Hogsheads of Cyder and • Perry, the Plantatioti being young and in a flourishing stare : th, whole of the Lead is withbs N. Ring Fence adjoining the '1 unlink: Road leading front Ledbury, to Broniyard - . and within el2vei mileS of the latter Axe, ctistatit 14 miles from the city of Here.- ford., 16 from the city of Worcester, 11' from the city of Glou cester, seven from Mahrens Wells;and'iweir y from Chelleubani - The above Estate in the irssesiton of Mr. Caleb, Ha nkins, ni whom immediate posses:inn ntiy 'be ; Pin of' thi Per chase, may .reMain on' he Eit ate, ' • - • Fur loniser Particulars apply to R. Joie., Surveyor, brick /house, near Lidliniy. a. su I:ke;L:K, _ YAWAIII 4 E FREEHOLD MANOR, RECTORY, ADVOY. t . • SON, AND EsTATEt • Mi.' . pErroN; - At the itiag's Head Into.. 5.1 . 0%chi.,44X4 1 : ! t k e ; Slat day of Scptemire:, tmiu; io Six Lots, A LL that the MAxint of Ch, with the Impropriate Rectory .and Prow Tythes thereof. Also the Perpetual Advowson of the Parish a Wickham, toge-1 .ther with Hendry , Valiable Farms, situate iu be several Parishts of Wickham Skejtit, Norton, Stow, Vila: d, and 'lloorpe, in the County of Sulfti:k ; In the • Venetic:a' of %It si•rs. 'Bond, Whiteman,. Rogers, Fee,ford, and Ptu A Ttils, at Will, and which are u: the annual valuable of upwards of t 14041. • I . Mc Farms in Wickham will be sold with the Greet Tithes arising therefrom. 'This Estate lies within an one elstanee of, and surroundlri the lowa of stor Market, to wi,ieh there is a Navig:ible Rivei coinmanioting with the Me: 'veils, from which it Is distant ahem 90 miles. It is In = Lighstete of (tilde:him, with sttbstato tial convenient littildliti. The communications are by goon: roads, and the Par.). trial and other Payments are low. Lot Manor of Wkkhans iteith, with all the Rights, Royalties In& ntoblement thereto befalls*. with the Rect,bria Tythes gf the wooly Parish (except of Lots and 3, hi.-ing Sur wood and Wiclhein Cart en Farins), and thel'espetstal Advowsun to Vicarage pf Wiokhala 'keii4; and also a suhrsntial Met. Tenenvnt; Fa it, Buildings' out Lth ils, called Viithan Manor fArte, IP the nccepation of Mr. Thus. l3u d l Y4A. Yx 31 Lot S. A substantial Mossuage Tenement, Farm Buildlegs and land , called Wiekhan4 GreetiE.rrm, _ _ Henry Whiteman xenAnt 'Lot 3. Surwood Farms, Thos. Bond, Tenant The Wive three luois are in Wickham. Lot 4. NOrteni Patin (in the Parssii of Norton) in the Peculation of Charles itogers - - 87 8 28 Lot 5. A. -Messua. , e "renetuent and Lands, in the Parish Of Stow Upland, in the occupation of Attr, rhos. Pnsford - - • .164 121 , Lot 6. A Mtionage and Tenement, in the -.• Pairishe. 'Thorp *ad Ceekfleid, Mr. William • Ralf& TeniAi • • ' • • lit 1 •SS 71 3 . 7 :11 131 1 11 • Total *1 4 The roepectlee Tenants will slier th , . Eetatesi. and specifica flora may fie.ltad at the Angel, Bury St.' Edmund's; "Wince Horse, Ipswich; White Hari, Colchester; Irn, Eye; --. Inn ,Wetsipitt. and at,the Place of Sale ; of Mr. Chester Pei*, Solicitor' Abinton, near Linton, , Climbrldgethlre ; *Monies Prior, "UMW, near Woolplt ; and of Mr. Tames, I.und Agent; No. 5, New Boawell-court, Lincoln's lqn, London; WheriTians, of the•alllreot Late ma i be aces: - niv TOWN TIC rc 1.151.i1, CIINtBE§L/ii4D ; TO RE 5 01.0 PIOVrE coritAc 1., -*envi er et• he Pieeelec .. .'N'T- • . ItirEd..roeywitloFoßoti".o..lovi..o3o94,E4T.A:ri;,,EitoS atofthe 1 r'r Owe, in t i l t . ilkisii a *t.Mair, Carlisle. New 1 NlT. l fwob Sionly, thd Arnt; at Carlisle, will shew the P re . riigei i 4,11.04 itillifft Pirticutasvaaply to llesarti. Parntlkr .n 1 1 4pn,, Solicitor* Lernagsq-st Net 4 1;641102. •• . ...' , . A:6 LiE ffo,lls' BY PRIVATE COl4 - 111.ACT, in One Lot . 'Lis • ,tlat' 'i1e'244:11.4:' FR E;E AT'E, 'cattot Wtiu DIAT:I)9 A ' situate in a very cbgightfot part ct • t e, County Of . lioThetwetiebbut:tWo Miles Trout titeitistket.t ow , 6f Stony; and nearly , s distance from the sea, cemnisodins abeaatifulvieC, of,the Bristol Chiumel•and of the VreithC o ,.,•_7 This plies ilear.the g thrtipike-rind's; Mimic midway prier lij[ t ,lkinstti , mood hillneheatc, and , etirmits.of a tiel ailt trick House, * tatted Nigger ViortAland • i l utiser With Duni* and Etrawing-reetus, with it•siid. nioliogatty • good Breakfalt -parlour; Ver thole suitable Iledchaitiherf,Kit th4 Larder, Servants' Apartmtuts, and other duriimie offices; lent under•groundeellsti, Ceach-house:,Weettrge WAliedlltreau Alsci;ctilit'ntucitel, a Wiry good'itid comfurtablt• Faret•hutne called Lower Woodland, witisubduz acres of v4:47 rich Mea dow,. Pastore, Arable, and Woodland adjoining, eltht Acre/ of Orchard in its 'prltrie. also, a r,.j hirld'Eatatt, cage•dpurral, einisistiolphf• a coitav t • and ab o ; -29 lOW hf•richMitradow, pasture, aid* atitherkand;:hoth the li t . • tel• Art tOthe lam e• tenant. The- Mansion...44c iiii:;olEGet,-ar,),e 2 m,....i • den, ;Sic. are ready for the immediate receplion of •a•getttet-1 ii milt'; Tile Farm, called Lower Woodland; with the E,z-tte; ed ciirrell is lei to a,good.renant; at the Vt-ry low eta of 1,.., 5 , 3... fori peny*bldtrtiifirei a? Mieitaelmes next. Too toessits h a v e . ; a rtgtlt o d d *web tbe - extensive . commons near th, istats: with h. manner of catt4y,and sheep, bring a valuable appenlag e . kick Copper Ore her been, dug up on the Estate, - ender %% Ina it is. supposed thit Vire are Valuable Wei or Copper, as min, s laws betrp WOrkek op the Estate adjoining to this For further particulars, apply re . Meseta. Shepherd and A c ti rg , ton, !iolicirtirsOledfus,dlow,Ji,orlon ; or to Mr. 2ryant, net, Bishop's I.ydearlio-sr •••., Ki 0 .Nit . :diefhl SO tvell7kltolate4, or has bates aucce•ded iii gi •• nuns. tuns bad Cases of seta. phula, than tiPll.'43l.litY's. iJATEN AN't !4I:ORBUTie . DROPS. A trial will pi ove this, and convince even the totl's anxiety of Parents, wlitu •he glands. lv-rorrt-.• rim volliril di•eised, or the banal symptom* of teit;pkittosas'enlargetnen : the, vt-tintacii'in pisichC' Innoessiisiveysasa of s emer , ci , GiOut, litionknatisin; and Nett nn Initation of theiStoniach fits bilious affections, its superiority hat long been ackitowlttlged. kite getiitiate Stdicine has the wads, By the King's Pasent," •fiprVS;ell o a ti n ehOitle, hilt of dit ec• ion, and outside wra:•pit• and tic} dut y, pritirt4l in bltiek Stud at the Disp om „ %try, NO. 13; firt•-stgOare,• Etnition,'ln small **des of So. id. Joubto•liktiki 10s and larger 11. Compuui d Lesentc, to Allay istpkasapt.irritatinst, . • SECARS.CLIR R :Ina Surge/wag late nhn L • Maieptra Seetvia*, challenge The whtileolcirld o •:cove I%ing/e instalne wbtry their :IkVilicinsi and jpetitod of tire have wile.' of the.dedred eff_tet. pra.nli'e hi noisy years in this tsarticittax bracch of their profession beefs !tot givess rise to tee 'unsuccessful case; • ' . • I - f "IlitoiContinite to direct their studies to the treatment aad cure 1.4 Venereal Complaints, ind the derangement of the system, 'which is the consequence of the pet oleatfu. and wastiltd efibere et: ihaiNt long and moot unhappily pureued by the youths of both vies ;in the one it will be found totter the unfailing wince of !rites ; the other have its miles fatally d..eel: p. d to them by 1- retain: state of deb, lity„ hiCti ; if lint ti....eytenieli....l;tt Mijrat,g P impeeeoce; These are tie remote and ultimate e11.e.5,Wt..i , •••• 1 . euription4,lcss of muZettlar, row er, and various derrous corr.l. usually ehitracierigiodut tarlit'r vat..., (Oriels "Kea-y vice. 61 pct.' SOllll languishing under the : . etude treatment is timrle arta bat never pre std t.. utt *.'ae course of a itifirlaborirkis, an 4 mit n extended prnstice. to •e obstinitNitudeoniplic4teti:cases of venereal infv:tios, ;ad as obit' . ccjions is the urethra, spuagy *excrescenc-o, Litt: it. mours,.cellutl u3csers; eitilitioni,sentinal 'Weakness, gLets, ..lit '`" writreity.E.s. Whethi'i recent or of long anrartan, and which byre balS- , 1 sifltif oiheirPritetitlettert ; are by their 4resetie firiprov,xl p:an el treptment effeetattlly and, permanently „s e en, wit bout theyci at ri suffeng ihe etcrutiating pain and alwatiag eiften followt tliiiiiiplicatruitof the Tonne eitt4io. -4N the course ct .26 years extensive practice in tnis metropolis, namerow- casts of Strictures have been and are daily cutler &le tare, the to ji radication of which ah; effected by arafe, certain, and expr,ii• • tious mode of practice., superior to any other yet adopted. .1): weakness relaxation; and debility prOceeirmg from this complakc, ft sp eddy reitioitd, and thi iinCleAdrett to sound and ei• gorotre health, Due the debility has for years existed, proper Perseverance ,d their,restorative remedies, after the cure has berth . 4,lth° ;is indispensably 'requlfite to revive tie slumbering %reit, of life, and to reanimate the Constitution. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest - deQacy, Secrecy, and honour, at theirhcase, No. t'.l. fiat - ton-Gorden. Patients in the country are requested to stall the particulars of thex case, age, and general /titbit of living, &C. inclosing a'reinittance . for stdiire and medicines, when the Mlle wilt tOt . given or sett to any part of the leingdom. , 'l'o ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertakin, postage of Letters may be added to the account for medicine& . , - .9th un e s 149 9 10 7 , Hatton Carden. IVIq.rti b ROtESSIQNAL MEN of Educatit \Y atqlßeapoost k iffiry deviate from the General System it the-seection of a particularbrinch,*the sanction of lung contintel succiss the best - criterilim :of superiority% ' • Plurtt3cn years hive we devoted van practice to the exele=',ve treatnient or two disorders, arid the success* result of our ?las, 'gib. us addiribsrantedaitr to °Wises ab Wks , we are able, the m. tvarTs - of - tboitifeoraulitints which are •tha sulistlimportaut is the catato; , sie othrunan infirmities. 4 • ' Mitt initiatiffn'intti ovary branch of practice, we comet:mina thi Sufferings of 6:iphytiele and dobilttridsPatient,s, sad tormeel wish trirescifsi individuals from d.e:ignotiiciof uneducated mai or the equally dAgentus PrecipltWxty efiterteral practitioners. The disortiersieo the cure of which site have devoted our at tor W., comprise every species of Venereal infection, whether oil rets nt or long -tihiatton: - 2dly: All kinds of debility, vibe he l 'aranig from the habits of schookboys; or the indulgmcies ut rte cure age.--41timerous diseases are the result or igocitance... halite In tht treatifient'of a ample Gonoerlicea, and it not mire. 4.llftly happens, that the seeds of life are poisoned by the imle creilon - pran miguardod hour. y a'superlisi method such complaints are easily cured; 01 e'en where others have failed, we trust that we may presume is tiller a radical re-establishment. • Fevi, t ioViiief, lie the eases of complicated distress in rids order, compared with the calamitous situations of men, sySe• troni an indulgence in a.Solitary Vice, or the prevalent gaieties ei a fashionable Ufe, acquire that state of debility, which is the se avoidablesonsequence of such pernitious Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but car fully conceals his misfortune; irmay be some consolation for toknow, that although it be an object of dolibt or uacert with ocher practitioners the removal of tifesodeficienciesty e gradual progress of retio4tion isthieacquirement of Oil respenr.' the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun ter reduce mei, vigour, much anxiety Willbe Prevented' byyn early (ou/stereo of this languid state,and in those cases, so great dillic..li y But where this deficiency has for years existed, a proper p. eel - ante - 4 indispenskbly requisite to revive the slumbering V. of life, and to re-animate the constitution. I llivadcrecy Which' is so essential to our undertaking, and ' qualifications which we presume to state, form the bash () 1 ' pretensions, and the coincidence with inch this intimation h;: that Messrs. I.e te; e arid Co. may be consulted personally, or: letter,.(inclosing a Bank Note) at their house, No. 29, Aryl* , street, Strand, war "Altiplt Bar.—There is an additional est in Water-street adjoining, and the name is on both doors A Diplornh . from the Royal College of Surgeons in LorAen, Testimonials from the most eminent Physiciars and i.ecte.en regular education, arid essidnotis attention to•the stodit "far' branch &the profession, are open to the inspection of ans . eloi" ' and constitute a fair ground tor that sticc , ;ss with which eel' hltheet . 6 hew hottetteed. F. I.Elfll - 1 are es 'e 1i1f..11 - / WA IER Al' L:Oki - ON Mal 0.1V11./14W Morning~ .. . Afri ....... minutia aPer="±„.4 Z4k4)li;;Ad ;,: • • tertiary Place, Lambeth, a the Sam-arrice, 1. strait; -paimaiieft slab &ruse a,41 ofrlci! Jima* i'at. . FREEHOLDS, EAST ERF.NT, ,SOKERAETS4W. To he KiLD.tte Me best ,Bidder, in Four Lots, before ARAL,: MiAsti; Esq. the • Deptiit Remembrances of his Majeity's' Court..of F-4,thesrioe,..at. the Now Ita,..it _Cross, In the Parith of Cotr.pton DishOp, in the said County of Somerset, on 'Wean's day the .6th day tieptcmbr neat, at rout o'Clock in the ,A.fternuon, by yirtnn of an o„rderofthe said Court, • rrHB following — ,FREEHOLD PREMISES, late the property of. Mr. R.WitAIO.DAY,AePeIPed: LtSt 2. A substantial Dew-built Dwelling house, consisting ot two large Pirlotiti, * fitre 13ed 7 rOoms with . Garrets over the wane., .with suitable and convenient Offices, and a walled . Garden; an, Orchard atljoining well planted, With table and cyder Frult-trees, coMaiqing togetire.about two. Acres. Lot St. A Close of Meadow or Pasture Ground, called Barnes's two Acrei,.conisining by estimation two.ateres. • Lot S. A Close of Atable Ground, called the Allotment, eon. tithing 20P. (More or ie.:). • Lot 4. A Piece or Parcel of Arable Ground lying in the_East- 1 `Field, containing lA.Olt. YAP. (intim or le,s). • ' • Allwhich said lelesauage,l.anda, and Hereditaments are in the occupation of Mrs. Sara![ say, widow. The above Premise* are situated in the Parish of Fast Brent, near the Great Western Turaipike-road from Bristol to Exeter. The Lands of Piot Brent are highly fertile, its water* Abound with fish, and the neighbourhood is truly respectable. Further particulars may be had of Mi. Leggatt, Solicitor, No. 3, Craven-street, Strand, Loudon; of .Mr. Whitley, Solicitor, at Wrington, Somerietshare ; of the Inns, at Tatinton, Bridgewater, arid toe neighbourhood ;'and at.the Chambers of the Deputy Re menobrancer, in the Exchequer Glace, in the inner Temple, London. • CHI NG'S PATENT "Ott tiGra: txr• to. MS are the most freggent soprces of, Chad. v v ,re n's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and guardian of children should be acquainted with—They occavion• ap. petite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irre. gular state of the bowels, attended after with tiolent refits • din bring en convulsions, they . a&ct the growth of the lsody, an'd they prove fatal, by cilialt in a consumption or decay. Both as a Ore. , Tentative and cunt of these alartniug complaints, 41* above excel lent. medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters In this country, both in 1-44 and respectability, to have no equal. The public approltAtion given to the Propriet or, from a personal knowledge of it s wonderful success in dish. owtt , l finuilles,stanaps its merit beyond oompetitinn, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can beast. Parents and others who have the care of child, - en should _ h t ,e.: this etowey as a family medicine to resort to, whenever the stoinaeltetr bowels of children are arty way disordered, which' it will Alwayabe Nand, to relieve.—Sold wholesale and x tail, at Ching and Outlet; No. 4, Cheapside, London ; and retail by most' ctitintry vcntleis, in banes, at. La. ad. and se, ad. Cacti. .. 1 I to; so - 41 so 4 1 .3t 'so fi 33 N I