Star. — London, England, 1816-05-15 00:00:00

I LAW Ilfr . e • MOM A 1.14 • 9 ; tt : • Leo. Libby master;• ao • •. 7 • master. This was a question arto tliw • • ruction to be pe on an agreement entered 4w by two Captains logging to the _Navy. It appeared that the Magicienne was ordered by the Commander on the Lisbon sta tion 40 cruise off St. Michael's, and moon after the Columbine sloop was ordered to join her ; that on doe' arrival of the Columbine the two Captains en tered into an agreement to share in all captures made, -whilst cruising there; which agreement bore date the 2d of April, 1813, and was to end on the 24th • of June following. It further appeared, that the ships continued to crurze together till the Bth of April, when a gale arose. which caused them to se p..rare, and ther never joined main on that station ; that the Columbine, being short of provisions. was obliged to proceed to Lisbon ; and, during that time, the-above captures were made by the Magicienne. The Court. after some judicious observations, was' clearly olopinion, that, in consequence of the separa tion, the interest of the Columbine was extinguished, and accordingly pronounced against the same. POLICE. Bow-rrazzr.—Yesterday B. Barney, B. Mon, and A. Iteadtant, alias Country Will, were committed as Mmes and vagabonds, being detected ainoag the e-owd assembled before Camelford House on Mon ay, daring the procession of the Corporation of the. :.h their Address, and being known t the argue as ,tr Led thieves. fieliaLaoammu-senor.—Yesterday Mies Mary Ann Town:, 7loases Chard. John C. Taylor, James Taylor, Jolus Harrie, Thomas Itithorelson, W. Drab, W. Con yet, and Jaws Xichardson, wee- -chatiked with riot ously assembling and forcibly tsking possession of the Queen's Arms '1 avern, St. James's.:trelto, The whole of the Officers belonging z‘s the Office repaired to the house in question, and with much difficulty se cured the prisoners, after forcing an entrance, and presenting their pistols. It appeared that the pre mises were foriberly occupied by a person named Crowley, who bad fled and was afterwards made a bankrupt. A person named Marston, and his wife, had possession of the house for the last twelve months, by authority of the Assignees. Miss Young, it seemed, claimed having purchased the property of the house previously to the docket having been struck against Crowley ; and, by virtue of such claim, the defendants were invited to take possession, which they did effectually, and turned out the then possessors. It was stated by Mr. Fisher, on behalf of the Assig. nem, that Miss Young was committed to Newgate for grass prevarication before the Commissioners of Babkrupts, and that the bankruptcy had since been clearly established in the Court of Common Pleas.— Miss Young, before the Magistrate, maintained that she had legally and fairly purchased the property, and she took a force in with her to protect her person. Most of the defendants had' been hired at the east end of the town for the purpose, and they met at a pub lic-house in St. James's. They. were all ordered to find bail. LAXISTIPSTREZT POLICE OVII/CE.—ROSPERY of sun COROMANDSL Hor.—Since this daring pipey has been committed, the officers belonging to this Office, as well as to the rest of the Police of the Metropolis, bays been on the alert to discover the real robbers, but mere particularly Dalton and Miller, who searched all the creeks and corners in Gravesend the result was, that they learned that two persons, well-known tolthesn, were principally concerned in the robbery, viz. John mown, who had been tried at the Old Bailey some time back for stealing cloth from a vessel in the River, and William Corby, a publican, at Blackwall. On urther ir.quiry, they ascertained that these persons had absconded hap Essex ; thither they pursued them on Saturday last, armed with pis. tols and cutlasses; and. aftiT tracing them through different places, at length received information that they were to come out of ,the marshes at a certain part of the road near Plaistow, about four o'clock on Monday afternoon. The Officers during the day re mained in disguise at a public-house there, and at the appointed hour went in a cart to meet them.— Driving on slowly they perceived two men coming along, dressed in clumsy jackets and trowsers, who, on approaching the cart recognized the Officers, and ran off. Miller, however, at the first effort, seized Brown, and Dalton presented his pistol at Corby, who succeeded in getting over the ditch, declaring he would blow his brains out if he did not instantly surrender. This.had the effect of preventing his run ning away. He contrived, however, to pull off his jacket and bat, regardless of all threats, saying . he would not beseasily taken. The Officer perceiving this sprung across the ditch, when the other darted into tl-,e marshes again, and in attempting to leap over another ditch in the rear, stack in the mud, and was taken before he could extricate himself. Here aillesperge battle ensued, Curby being a most power. ful man; bat after some minutes fig h tin g tad tomb. ling in the ditch, Corby was com pelled to surrender, tad the Officer brought ; him handcuffed to his com panion on the road, who by this time was secured by )filler after considerable resistance. Having chained them together, the Officers proceeded to search their bats, jackets, and clothes, and found on each about 500 of the stolen dollars, an wet, which they brought with them to the Office ; and after an examination yesterday they were remanded until to inorrow, Wednesday thirty-four of the convicts, transmitted ' to Cork from the County of Tipperey, and other counties, for transportation, were put on board the Botany - Bay ship at Cove. Monday se'nnight, Wei Ron was apprehended at Paisley, as a vagrant, and it having been suspected that she had money about her, she was searched in the Police Office, and £33. 12s. found about her per son' in silver. She admitted, oirexamination before the Magistrate, that she bad bees a beggar for many years, and that, in 1796, 4122 in - silvery was taken from her parson, by order of the Magistrates of Lin• pihgow, and transmitted to the Minister of Grail, in feahire,_of which place she is a native. She has travelled the country for sirty years as a beggar, and, besides bringing up two named children, she has avowed nesark 4600 sterling. She was committed toPlidey geol. • . C 177 BeSZNESS; • • .1.0. 4 .0. Yesterday a Court afAldiemmi was held at Gail& hall, for the general digamb of public business.— Nimirv-eight bars of gold, weigMng upwards of 18,677 °tame; and sixty-timbers of silver; weighing 41,571 ounces, were sworn to asloreige. Previous w esportatioa..The .folletring Gentlemen . way nonai sited by the Lo t 1 MAYOR to be publicly put in no. agitation 'for the Ofece of Sheriff of London and Middlesex. on Midsummer• Day nest :--ROSeer MAST, ER ? Needle-maker FILM LADIMOICIT, Esq. Grocer TEMP/ ASIAN, Eq. Skinner ; JOHN STRUT, Esq. Pattendnaker ; JOHN Kay, Esq. Sta tioner ; WILLIAM BOOTH Lille Cooper ; WILLIAM MOUNT/VIM. Esq. Habe rdasher ; JOHN Lai . , Esq. Goldsmith; ARTHUR Pow, Esq. Grocer. SALES BY AUCTIOIC wpm SIDS OF CAVENDISH-SQUARE. Eligible FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, Coach-House and Stable. By Mr. ROBINS, die Oarraway's Cal Fee-house, 'change-Alley, Corn hill, TO-MO • ROW, May 16,1616, at Twelve &Clock, 4 ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising a very eligible stonefronted Family Residence, pleasantly situated No. 10, on the North side of Cavendish• square, adapted for the accommodation of a Family of Distinction, and in an escelleat state of repair. Containing, on the upper floor, four Raping-room and House Maid's Closet, with Water Cis tern and rink; second storey, three Bed-chambers neatly papered, Dressing-room, and Water-closet ; first floor, a spacious Draw - his-worn in front, handsomely fitted up, windows to the floor opening to llakonies, with folding doors to an anti-room, le 'ding to a capital back Drawing-room with bowed end, forming a band some range of apartments; grimed-floor, Entrance Hall, paved and stone Statrcase to We second storey; a capital Dining parlour, Library, and Water-closet; in the ba.ement are suitable Otlices, detached Kitchen, Wash-house, Laundry, Wine and Beer Cellars, with Vaul.s fur Coals, &c. A sit-stall Stable in the Mews be , hind, with standing for two Carriages. Tu be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Tait, Jermyn-street, St. James's ; Particulars also at the Subscription Houses, St. lames's-street and Pall-Mail ; at Oarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. TWICKENHAM, MIDDLESEX. Eligible LMND for BUILDING, sloping to a beautiful part of the River Thames, about Four Acres, and au Ayot opposite. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house,'Cliange-alley, Cornhlll, TO-MOR.• ROW, the 16th May, at Twelve o'Clock, lo One Lot, A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE, held of the Maucr or Sion, slittive In High -street, Twieltenhana ; comprising a valuable Plot of Ground, (whereon formerly stood the residence of the late Countess Dowager of Elgin). ornamented with full-grown Forest Trees and Shrubs, surrounded by walls and iron pallisades, sloping to a must picturesque scenery of the River Thames, extending 409 feet in front ; a charming spot for erecting a Reaidence for a Gentleman, or for different Vida.; containing in arly Three Acres. Also, in the River opposite the ground, is a fine Meadow called the Ayot, containing about One Acre and a Half. The whole capable of being made a most enviable and delightful Property. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Holmes, Carpenter, Twickenham, where Particulars may be had ; at the Castle aneralbot, Richmond; of George Bramwell, P.s. Lincoln's Inn Fields; at Garraway's ;and of Mr. Rehius, Warwick-street, Got den-square, where a Plan may be seen. LONDON MARKETS' &c. MAY 14. COTTota.—The lndia sale last week went off with some spirit, towards the close the prices im proved ; the clean and good Bengals averaged 4id, common at 14d, damaged told to ISid ; good common Surats 16d to i 7 -d, lair Bourbon 21 5d a 2s 7d, the whole subject to the duty of . Id per pound if used for home consumption. The sales by private contract were very limited, Bowed: 20d a 200, Orleans at 224 d, Babies , at 2s Sid, Surinam: 2s 2id a Sis lid, small parcels Demeraras 2s lid a 26 2d, common West India 2111, and Sofa's in the House at 16d. .4 LIVIIIPOOL, MAT 11.- 44 The very limited de mand for Cottons . noticed in oar last continued in ling the early part of the week, and a farther reduc tion in prices has taken place of id to 7 11 per pound in Bowed., Orleans, and Brazils, and fully Id in Sea •Islands ; on Wednesday, however, purchases to sonic extent were made in Bowed. at 19d a 19id for fair to good, and 20d for prime, and in Persian's at 2s 43d per pound ; since that time the market has assumed a more steady appearance, and there is a ' fair demand at these prices Yesterday there was a public sale of Sea Islands, which was well attended ; they were all sold at 2s 4d for middling, to 2s 6-1,1 for good lair, aid two lots of clean and good at 2: 7d, averaging nearly 2s 51,1 per pound ; a few stained ut 23d a 2s id, and lair Demerara: at 2: 2d a2s 21d. The arrivals have been again pretty large this week, say 12,325 bags," Scomt.—The demand for Muscovades continued very steady last week, the new Sugars of goad qua lity being taken off freely as soon as.the samples were exposed for sale ; the chief purchasers continue to be refiners and wholesale grocers for the country trade ; the latter demand having become very exteu- I sive on account of the advance of grain, the prices are fully 2s higher than the currency of the prece- 1 ding week. Coco.s.—Ordinary Trinidad, part sold £7 a sr 2s. Corrae.—The improvement of 4s in the price of Coffee has not been maintained ; and the sales of last week experienced a depression of from 2s to Ss per cwt. Sricss.—The demand for every description of Spice continues very limited ; there is some request fur sound Nutmegs at Gs ; Cloves at Ss 4d to Ss sd. Tobacco.—Several parcels of Virginia Tobacco , changed-hands last week, but produced no variation in the prices ; the reports of the markets of Holland, Hamburgli, ac. continue to be very egavaug i e NAVAL STOKES —There have been two ser sof Iteugh Turpentine since our last, amounting to about 1000 casks of 4hich no sales have as yet been effected ; the holders price lies 6d, and we believe no offers at present above 17s. Spirits, town drawn, a shade higher. Uti.s.—The prices of Rape Oil have advanced £4 a £5 on account of the anticipated new duties ; Lin seed also a shade higher ; Greenland.Whode Oil is 41 per ton higher than the previous week ; the quo tations qt South Sea was £25. This forenoon a pub lic sale was brought forward, consisting of 246 tons pale Southern Whale Oil, and was all taken in £25 lUs, we believe els 5s was offered and refused. HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLow.—The price of Tallow continues to advance. Lit Flax or Hemp there is little variation. IRISH PROVISIONS, Bcc.—Prime Mess Beef is scarce and in request, the inferior descriptions.are very abun dant. York without variation. On account of the extensive arrivals, Bacon is - not much in request...-- The prices of Butter are nearly nominal, on account of the extensive public sales brought forward, which have been forced off at a great reduction in currency. PRICBA OF GOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold In Coin, per oz. 1114 Os Od. Foreign Gold in Bars 4 Os Od. New Dollars 0 5. Od. COVILSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MAY 14. Amsterdam 39 9.11.2 U. Medusa 34 D.ttu at sled 38 I 344 Bilboa Anuterain 11 19 C.,F. It. Sebastian 34 Ditto at sight 11 16 Gibraltar St i Rotterdam 12 02U. 1 I.eshorn, 474 Antwerp 12 0 , Genoa, 4if Hambursh 36 6 2U. ‘ *nice ,n. C. lay. ilccolo Altoua 35 7 stu. ineffective per 1. stet ss so Paris 1 day's dare 15 0 i Malta 47 Ditto ' 13 11112 U. 1 Naples, • • en} - • Rourdeaux 115 10 Palermo, 113 d per oil. Frankfort on the Lisbon, Int' Main 145 ea Mo. I Oporto, £74 Madrid 644eifective 1 Rio Janeiro 60 Cadiz 34 illative ' Dublin, 134 &vide .114 Cork, . 16t Agio of the Bank on tiodand4 per Coot. - At Hasseterve, Goadabup*, cm the 24th Febraery bst, the Lady oWeetor Ferguson, hispeaor of liospitab for die Forces in the Windward cad Leeward', of a &aglow. MARRIED. I I Ott Sabqday, at Pro Ulrich, by the Rev. Jonathan Jaques, Mr. Martin Rkketta, Surged's, to Lydia, youngest daushisr of John Owen, Esq. Saturday siennight, at Cork, Lieut. Richard Lloyd, of the Royal Na,ey to swoons, second daughter of the late Major kieard, of ballintubber, in that wanly. Rey. Wm. Coombs, of Bradford, Wilts, to MIN Anal Bow ' 4111, of Bristol, DIED. February at sea, on his pa some to India, Alexander Fraser Trier, Esq. late Assistant Judge on the Bengal Ittabijahnatnt, third son of the late Lord Wohessaglee. _ _ Tie 3d mast. at Soso Manse, Gestic Stah l wand eon et the Rev. Lewle Balfour, ?Moister of horn. -- The Ifni eft. at his brother's bouse,Douglas, Mr. J Meek, merchant, aged 86 years. Aitd oa the 29th, Mr. Soma Maas his brother. aged 84 years. 'they were both lowered ht onegrave. Lately, of lloweU,Naetbamptooshlre, Mrs. BOOK** wile of the Rev. We,. Bosworth. el that •qe. At his Masse Ma Gandy-street, heater, in the 64th year of Ms age, Ms. Pep", soft doge= to **affirm and 1171 INS DESIRABLE PREMISES, ST. JAMES'S-STREET, With SPACIOUS ROOMY SHOP, CAPIrA L GALLERY, and DWELLING APARTM Ti, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION, By Mr.. ROBINS, At GarrawarisCoffee-house,'Cliange-niley, Cornitill, on Taus s- DAV, 80th .inlay, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock, A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising those spacious, roomy, and very commodious Premises THE ROYAL ST. JAMES'S BAZAAR, Fitted up in a handsome manner, on which no expense has been i spared to render them highly convenient, de.irably Innate No. Su, on the East side of St. James's -street, adapted for any bliaiuess requiriug space sod room, containing on the Upper Storey, a Nursery and four Bed-rooms; Srcuud Storey, a neat Sittike room. two Bed-chambers, Water-closet, a capisal Gallery let on Lease to Mr. Stanley, as an Auction-room ; on the Pint Floor, a handsome Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, Closet, &c. principal seed seeundary Staircases, Ground Floor, a very spacious laity Shop , at present occupied as the Royal Morcaturia. or 9t. Janie,. Bazaar, about 95 feet &•ep and 30 feet wide, a Closet, and two Water-closets, Basementvenient Offices, and a spacious CU ' lac under the principal pan of the Shop. The Premises are held on Lease for an unexpired term of about 90 years at slow rent. I.lae Second Storey, and Exhibition Roam are let off for the whole term, at a higher rest than what U reserved le the Lease. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Stubbs, on the Premises, where Particulars may be had; at Garrawarstand of Mr. Ro bins, Warwfrivetreet, Golden-square. K. B. Mt. &abbil'Avt.criesa MANtiIACTOIT VW be removed, after the Seth of Jens s in NOM bilesitgalVe 1 bliii l 4oofr istsvet SALES BY. AUCT FR EtElufinso,l:o:—chSTH.oginJAMiErstaSbles47l SPLENDID CAPITAL MANSION, will* By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Thange-alley, , Y, the 30111 instant, at •I'ireve r1 -4 11 E EXTENSI VE FREEHOI comprising the Noble Elegant FA, situated on the west side of St. James's -}dual A NOBLEMAN, Containing, on the principal fljor% iyiendhi a dapted for Farrsilleii of the first Distinction, peculiar degancr, with spacious airy, n utneroi meet', and servants' roams over ; the lia.etni., and convenient well planned offices lit lent cellaring, yard, coach . houseA, ar,•l stair rooms and Lott over. .1 he whole sul,-,tantial must capital and desiralik property. May be viewed with tickets. Partieu!ars Joha Evans, Esi St. Mildred's-court, Ma i Daniel ltibertson, Bolton-row, Phicadilly; fee-bouse; Sub.cription llo.ises, St. /arnes'i Robins, Warwick e; rLet, wl inz may be had. tir JAMES'S-ST EE COMMODIOUS ROOMY 1) .-, VE...I.ING.Hou sr, • OPEN YARD, ate, Adapled fur the acconantrla:ion of a Private Emily, k r* Club-I iou.e, or Pit Hotel. 14 Mr. kOIIINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house,*Change-alley, ConshM. o . T ee, DAY, :30!h May, 1:416, at l'welveo'Lloek, A VERY Eligible LL' ASEHULD EsTA TE, cotnprising a comntoclions minty ~Ottca "II put tots ery excellent repair, :Jul hancl•otnely :or the accounm:lation of a Gentleman a tur a Club•lioub, or Hotel; e.tuate No. 65, on ta r 14' St. games% btr.:,.•. .T 4 0 151...... Cum.:ming, on the Upper Floor, Rye Sleeping-roosts, Swrey, tom 1 ,, J0.1 114-cbaraser,, I)tessuls•routa, and cluaet ; Fir's I. ;r, spacious Drawing-room Ia Iruot hued up, communicating by lolling doors to a back room, Bed-elan:bur and IVater-closet; on the Cr good kntrance Hall. I)nrq? parlour, Breakfast-nice; nu. a commodious proscipal mid i,coadary stawase; Basement are suitable Whets, and open Yard at the bask. To be viewed by Ticket.. Particulars may be :,ad ways; wad of Mr. Rubins, Warwsek•saact, Golden • STAN HOPE-S FREE PARK-LANE. CAPITAL SPACIOU3 RE-ALA:NCB, c.mimaiLling View of HyJe Park, with excellent :Aces. By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's Coffee-buuse, 'Change alley, Cornhill, r DA 7, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, THE Noble, Elegant, Capital, MANSII under the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, the property of A NOBLEMAN, Situate on the North Side of Stanhope-street, Miy 1 Limning on the first Boor a capital Range of Spacious, Lofty Apartments, fitted up in a handsome tita:iner,se for the accommodation of a Family of the First Distn excellent principal bed chambers and dressing TOMS, school :Qom, and ciiildren's sleeping room ; an excellent entrance hall, vestihule, and spacious stone staircase, dome, noble ditlind-rren, litwary, bad-chantber, &c. clm:ts on the Gri . .usid Flow. 0:1 the Basement,butler heuseke.per's mote. , serv.Aits' Intl, plate closet, Beta, scullery, Ike. Excellent wine czltars, with vaults fur ice. and servant's entrnnce. To he viewed by 'ticket% Partisadars on the _ John Evans, Eq. St. Mildred's court, Mandan-house; Wel Robertson, Ltolton row, Yaccadilly ; Gdrraway's(;t6 S %ascription Houses, Sr. .lantes's.sit eet ; and of Mr. Warwick-orect, Gohien-square, where rickets may be CAPITAL. FREEHOLD ESTATE, NLAK THh CHI OXLORU, IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS. By hlessrs. •HOGG ART PHILLIPS, At Coe Star Inn, Oxford, en WED:UV-MY, May 22, &Crime, THE very yak:Able ESTA *IE and \LANORCIi KENNINGTON, near Oxford, the proreily et Fir Q BowYER, Batt cum itinz . ; of sundry piece, of capital ricE hies dow and Arable Land, coutair.ing altuge•her Foar Hutistreli and Forty five Acre•, divided as follows: Lot 1. 'F be Manor of Kennington, with its roteeties aoa pis vileges, together with 'lwo Hundred and Sixty Acres nf IM 4 with a Farm 1-louse and o , n•buildings, in the occupartiqu Mttigars. I.aclum, Dry, and Tub. - Lots 2to 15 in. lusive, consist of sundry Meadows and Lands, divided into l.ots front ten to twenty Acres e►ch; &howled Cottages, Faros-houses, and Out-buildings. This valuable po. petty is bounded by the River kis, and the road from Radley intersects the centre of the Estate. The Estates may be viewed on application to the Tenants, and Particulars had ten days pnor to the sale, of lo*.in Esq. Red Lion-square, Loudon ; and R. H. Wy:ltt, Esq. B.etun, near Litchfield; at the Star, Oitord ; New Inn, Abingdon; az the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Brusd street, where a Plan may be seen; also in Red Lion-square; and at Barton. HICKMAN'S PILLS. FOR THE GRAVEL. ANL) S I'ONE, LUMBAGO, &c. 0l the v.itiotis cotnphtints incident to the hump frame, there are none morn dreadful in their nature, tee more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel Hickman's pills, composed ut the mihr innocent inzreii.:enB have been found of singular efficacy, al strengThelibla the containing the urine, removing, the calculi, or gritty secrunies, and banishing every pernicious tendency to Eh...se disorders, without confinement. Utley ate therefore with great cuiilaience rec./amended to the afflicted in the above couiplaints ; a. rrll as for Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, stoppage of and disorders of the Kidneys and Bla.:der. Sold, to boxes at es. Dd. and I is. by Messrs. Butler aro Sees, No. 4, Cheaps,de, London ; and also by M. Gardner, utoise. street, Edinburgh ; Messrs. Newbeil and Sous, Dannwitrett, Dublin; and the Medicine Venders Al every City and lows is the United Kingdom. e• Invalidique patrons rel.:rant j. junta iia , i."—Vnitis •----- From the taint entht,..ce • Unmanly suns arise—n puny race ! MA RRIA GE should be the loundatinn of sot:ai haniness, wldch is often disturbed ihrooeth the parri, :hat loin the union, nit taking those precautions which would lecare them the enjoyment of that great domestic blueing. /Wider the melancholy variety of disorders under which human na.ilic .41 441011111 to seller, there are none more alarming or (*owe d:•- tairessinatgtliii or nthsosolieta ssr•y ii loc i lstenira result tenet fashionable gaiete.s, ea . .) , nipio Messrs. CU RRIE and Co. beg to state that the sedoluic ?t. tension of a practice exclusively directed in the tre.,-.6.1.:it ! J cure of CERTAIN COMPLAINTS, ;wink. them to t'.e • :.,,s of superior acquirement. As reiniar f.'urgeons, they t.tfel speedy and permanent cure for every stage& :hat dkorder, whist is contracted in an unguaided moment, slid old( li poitieni 'be springs of life, and for every class of debility, %Ouch is tte cones ;mince of juvenile indiscretions, preventing the maturity of mur hood, entailing by an...cipation, in its unhappy vtaiii. ;II the ig &mites of old ege- r -the I:eN'y becoming enervated and en:a. elated—the cheeks yellow and bloodless—and rb e mind glower and dejected. For the result of their wee.. se in tbir rrricu• ': her branch v they refer to that reputation, r - hich. they flitter themselves, they have acquired, by 99 years experience, in a 1 much extended practice. In slight and recent cases of S:•p!.ii!c -1 tic Complaints, a perlect cure is completed in the short Fermi of 1 two days; and in the most aiigravatedea , es, a proper res. verve: in their plan of treatment insures to the, patient an invigorated constitution. Married Women, who have long been disappointed in !het expectations of a family, may be assured that, in must instance'. such &recta are curable by medical skill; and though tile re moval of such impediments be an object of doubt and uncirainty with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual pro gress of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. Messrs. CURRIE and ISO. may be consulted by Patients of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honou r, at their linies N 0.107, hauon.garden. Patients in the cowitry, stains thin case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. enclosinga tem.:- MCC tux advice and medicines, the same will b.-: given or sent co any part of the Kingdom.-107, H atfpu.gard!n. ..... _. L . C.l.isl I.Z.V — E'itirt eirtirrivis.kaVr,lstaied Place) • Publisheg thr,le, 404 4 the StaraLfiliic k Toles lb* rIOTN. Nt ( QUARK, Offices °NUN . ts, atc. e (.I,•cli, ILDPItEMI4 • IMI I.Y b10gi,,.)5 Pure, t!ii• Proovet, I suites of apart,, al in a ero u chanibtr ;r:, :mt•nt coutain s mono • l yri t .ts,"..rt t l :• l4lo l; l etto r tkci :,, , ally built, mu.; tort, • t s the Pretniie,, M.au4r-huu9a ; k r, ' ; at GatThefay . . 4 4i 'l4:Tref ; c f . There dike- 44w no. 41tedtp,air..rel br vie) etethla , tar Wm g.roores; Stag Kan, and way, front liandsea k a i back brunet. Cround Flow, a • a-roctn, 1.1b, a:7 staircase ; is t the back. alba Sr !,ad at Gun. &len square a rue 2 rnhill, ma Trots. clock, b .NSION, held aster, reneatie, a :, May Fair, pacious, Elepi, ,:iner, and adapted ll,attiction, rooms, name., n excellent pod . 1 •case, lighted bra r, &c. %Nth vr.e .1 it, butler's panny, detached kitchr, Its fur c.als, bee; the Premises ; el 1-11(..use; Mr.l e , al's I of Mr. s may be had. THN. CII Y <Y -4 RICHMOND HILL. Elegant Spaeluuv FAMILY RESIDENCE, beautiful PLEA SURE GROUNDS and LAWN by the River Side, COT TAGES, GARDENS, and LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-Houte Corrnill, TO MORROW, May 16:1816, at Twelve o'Cluck, ATRULY Beautiful and Highly Admired 'FAMILY MANSION, with Offices of all Descriptions, The RESIDENCE and PRO PER'll'Y of a NOBLEMAN ; Situate nearly on the Summit of RICHMOND liILL, com manding most interesting and delightful Views; screened Irons the Road by t Wall and lofty Plantations; surrounded by Plea sure-Grounds, and Shrubberies, Wd out with considerable taste, and in great beauty and perfection; intersected Isy Gravel Walks, and planted with the choieest Fruit Trees and valuable Shrubs ; Hot and Green Houses; rich Lawns sloping to the West towards the River, and communicating to the Lower Rcad; Cottages, &c. A spacious Lawn opposite, with er.ensive frontage to the River, Shady Walk., and Pleasure Grourds, ornamented with tick Forest Trees, Evergreen-, &c. A very elegant Pavilion, fibished in the Italian style, and enclosed; an open Pavilion, com manding views of the beairiful scenery and windings of the River. The whole In excellent order, and a Residence adapted for a Family of the first distinction. Adjoining is a compact Leasehold Dwelling-house, fronting the Losv.ir Road. At a spurt distance a capital Kiteten Garden, Gaarner's I-louse, and two Meadows. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars en the Premises vs tiro Castle eadTeibne,llletanorid ; Castle, Salt loft ; Bull lus, East Site= • Star and Garter, Kew Bridge ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Roins, Warwick-street, Goldto-square ; of w litmt Tickets for viewing may be had. EAST SHEEN, NEAR RICHMOND, sURREY. Singularly elegant MANSION, with excellent OFFICES, GAR DENS, PLU/SURE-GROUNDS, CONbERVATOMY, HOTHOUSEN and MEADOW LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Gateway's Coffee-house, 'Change-all, Comb'll,TO-MOR ROW, May 16.1516, at Twelve o' Clock, in Six Lots, T HE very eligible FREEHOLD, and small Part COPY HOLD, ES rA I'ES, comprising The super Residence of HENRY HOPE, Esq. • Situate at EAST SHEEN, in the County of Surrey. The Mansion is planned for a Family of the First Distinction. The principal Apartments are well arranged, and finished in a style of superior elegance, with corresponding Bedchambers, Droning-rooms, &a A noble Conservatory and Billiard-room, communicating with the House, which contains also Domestic OffiLes of every de scription, ample Cellarage, Ste.; the whule•wAs altered and inn. proved by the late Henry Hope, Esq. at a very conbiderable ex pense, and nothing bas bees omitted to render it one of the most comfortable habitation in the Kingdom. _ Coach Houses for Five Carriages; Stabling for Twenty Horses. with Harness and Corn Rooms, Servants' Apartments, Lofts, Stc. • Farm Yard and Buildings well' supplied wit!. fine water; beatpita Lawns and Pleasure Grounds, orbantented with thriving PbntAtioos, extensive dry Gravel Walks ' flue Piece et Water. capital Kitchen) Gardens, walled round and planted with the choicest Fruit Trees • Hot-Houses, Graperies, Pruch-House, ! Flower-House, Gardenat's-House Cold-Bath, ice -Well, build ings, Cottages, and Meadow Land—an lyldg compact, and con • Caitlin about imy Acres. 1 he Pawlinr may he accommodated with the elegant Fund tare, and oder things, at a valuation; and immediate poisession may be had. Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be bad of Mr. Tait, Jermyn-street, St. James's. Particulars also on the Premises • et Mr. Woolf, , East Sheen; Castk and Talbot, fttletunood; C astle, ;at Getaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gokletteiquars, Where Tickets tor viewing may lie bad.