Star. — London, England, 1811-07-16 00:00:00

~,. . 4 FALMOUTH, JULY IS. Arrived the Dart, &SWETT, from Malta and Qi braltar—parteil"from his Majesty's ship Success 30th' ult. The Mar.bro', Montrose, and Hobart, packets, .are still detained.; PLYMOUTH, JULY 14. Passed by the Porarttors, of 74 guns, from Roche fort. Arrived the Ar.Pneot schooner, from Ring moor • and the Caledonian mast ship , Capta in 8000, from America. Came up harbour the TALBOT sloop. PORTSMOUTH, JULY ts. Arrived his Majesty's ship- Cut°mita, Captain AUSTIN, from ; PORTHEUS, from Basque Roads ; and the AUDACIOUS, from off Cherhurgh. Sailed flot.t.r, on a cruize. The Swift store ship, which yesterday arrived from Gibraltar, sailed 9th June, under cenivoy of his Majesty's ship Succass, and a large fleet of transports, which are hourly ex pxted.—Wind W. S. W. • '~~7 1~ DEAL, JULY I. Came down from the River the DOMINICA sloop of war, and has sailed for Pf,rtstnontil.—Wind S.W. ;.n{;. ~w,.. . SHEERNESS, JULY t 5. Yesterday passed by the ANIPSIICN frigate for the River Thames, with two French frigates, her prizes, fsem the Medi!orranean, one of which got on shore on the Chapman He.id, in Sea Reach, hut is ilow off again. Arrived the VOLAGE from the Mediterranean, and DomtwicA sailed to the Westward.. The convoy for th. Baltic sailed this day, under protection of the GLUeIESTADT and MANLY ; the next will go about the 24th instant. GREENOCK, JULY 19. The Margaret, M'Clymont, arrived at Port Glasgow from I 'lebago, had 37 days passage —l.eit loading tit, Jane, ribion, for Clyde, to sail in two or three days ; St. Andrew, M'Keilar, at Antigua, from hence; Harmony, Nerris, at t. Croix, from do.; Fame, Pawners, at Trin dad, from do.; and Hazard, An derson, at Rio Janiero, frora du. The SPARTAN frigate,- Captain EDW. P. BRENTON, is under orders for the coast of America. Sir JAMES Cocrannor, Governor of Bermuda, goes out passenger in her. The RUBY, 64, with naval stores, for Ber muda, will sail under convoy. Captain JOHN CH 4LDOTT is appointed to succeed Captain LAMS, as Resident Agent, for u ansports and prisoners of war, at Malta. THE ARMY. Ti.e following regiments have volunteered their services to Ireland : Royal East Middlesex 1160 Northampton 7.2d East Suffolk— .... . ............ East Ei.e.r 512 9d Royal Surrey 484 From every quarter of the kingd we hear of re giments of Militia who have volunteered for Ireland —the *umber which has volunteered is six times that which can be allowed to go. The interchange will immediately take place. When the English Militia arrive in Ireland, the whole of the cavalry, infantry and artillery, of the King's German Legion, in that country, as well as the depot of the Doke of Brunswick's corps will be sent to Por tugal. The embarkation of cavalry at Plymouth, and in fantry at Portsmouth, is carrying on with the greatest expedition. Str9ng reinforcements for the Queen's regiment, Caraerontans, 96th, 99th, 28t11,4801, 51st, 52d, 66tn, and 67th, are embarked, all under the command of Major ROSS, of the Camcronians, and only wait a wind to sail. Another division, consisting of 9,000 recruits for different regiments of Lord Wattularos's army, 'in der Colonel Bv No, of the Guards, will be embarked at Portsmouth in the course of the week. The 2d battalion of the 45th Regiment, under the command of Major D ASV, is on their march for Newark. The 2d battalion of the 59th Regiment, 700 strong, under the command of Major WGRE.Gua, has march ed to ChichJster. The 6th Regiment having entirely recovered from the effects of the Walcheren lever, is ready for active service. The East Indies or Canada is mentioned as their destination. A battalion of the Fuzileers will immediately come home to recrtlit, as will likewise the old 25th. The 102 d Regiment, commanded by Capt. WAR Tnua, has gone to Guernsey, to be completed% dis cipline, under the eye of Lieutenaut-General Sir Joux Dolma. The Galloway Militia are quartered in Glasgow and Port Seaton. The 23d regiment of foot is expected to arrive at Pca tsmouth in - the course of the present week, to go to Portugal. Wiwi soa, JULY 15.- The report this morning says, 46 The KING is a little better." The account of the Duchess of YORK'S life being' in imminent danger, or. Friday, by falling under her carriage, is without any foundation. Yesterday after- noon her Royal Highness took an airing in her curri- , cle by Islington and Highgate. Our advices from Monte Video and the river Plate, are to Coe 19h of April, informing us that Governer ELIO had marched from Monte Video with 600 men for the purpose of commencing operations against Buenos Ayres. He expected to be joined by 400 more on the road. For the purpose of accomplishing his design, he had sent a solicitation to the Governor of the 13razils, to obtain his interference, and the aid of a body of troops. The forces of Buenos Ayres consisted of 2000 men, most of whom were employed on fcrrign expeditions. A party of them who had been sent against the Portuguese settlements, had been repulsed with great loss. We learn by a letter.from his Majesty's ship Indc ' fatigable, that the ships which sailed under her con voy for the East Indies, met with a most violent storm of hail, rain, thunder, and lightning on the 20th of April, in lat. 46. 46. long. 11. 39. west. Four fire-balls passed along the Indefatigable, but they happily did no other damage than setting fire to the foretop-mast, which did not burn long. The Warley was also set on fire; the Perseverance had her maintop-mast struck ; and the Warren Hastings her foretop-mast. The Indefatigable and convoy has b een s ubsequently spoke (on the 6th May) in has sg. DL long. 14. SO. W. all well. . • * • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • ; . • OLD BAILEY, JULY is. DIED. At Bangalore, en the 15th February last, Lieutenant Robot Kennedy, of the 25th Dragoqns. At Pondicherry, on the 21st of January last, Mrs. Colonel Loskhart. At Mains-hill, Beith, on Wednesday the 51 inst. the Rev. R obert M' Vey, Minister of Beith. On the 20th ult. Wm. Fraser, Esq. Commissary of Immesh in the 80th year of hie age. At the Manse of Ardclick, on the 22d uk. the Rev. Mr. Do nald Mitchell. Michael Bordeaux, a negro sailor, 21 years of age. was this day tried on an indictment, charging him with the wilful murder of Law Wilson, on Friday, the 17th instant. It appeared that the prisoner went to Wapping- Dock on the day in question, for the purpose of seek ing a birth on board some vessel outward-bound. — On his arrival in the yard, he observed a ship under weigh, and seeing the deceased standing near him, he asked him whether the vessel he saw was a run ning ship The deceased replied, " No, boy ; don't you see that 'tis not r upon which the prisoner being somewhat irritated said, " if yoU call me boy again I'd knock you down ;" and immediately struck him. A regular challenge was then given, and two rounds were fought, in the second of which the prisoner knocked the deceased down, and while he lay on the ground, kicked him in the groin, in consequence of which a blood-vessel was ruptured, and the deceased died in the course of two hours. These facts being proved by the most satisfactory testimony— The COMMON SERJEANT summed up the evidence, and having defined the law of murder, drew the dis tinction between that offence and manslaughter, leaving the Jury to draw their own conclusion. The Jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict °Man slaughter. Jocefth Antonio and Jo:efth Xing were next tried on an indictment, charging them with assaulting John Lynes on the King's highway, and taking from his person a silver watch. The prosecutor stated, that he, in company with two other patroles (Armstrong and Price), called at the Ship public-house, Stepney, on the evening of the 6th inst. where they were informed that a robbery had just been committed in the fields by two men in sailors' jackets. They immediately set out in pursuit of the persons described, ands on their arrival at the White Raven public-house, they saw two sailors at a short distance before them. It was t!.en determined that witness should go forward and overtake the men in question, while Armstrong and Price should keep within a short distance. Having accordingly advan. ced along the middle of the road and come up with' the objects of his observation, as soon as they saw him they rushed towards him and seized him by the col lar, while one of them whom he discovered to be Antonio, drew forth a knife, and addressed him in the Spanish language. Witness immediately cried out, " Oh !" when Price and Armstrong ran for ward ; but before they came up the other man, King, pulled witness's watch from his fob and ran off. An tonio was then secured, and King was pursued and shortly after take into custody. Armstrong arid Price corroborated these facts. When the prisoners were called on fur their de fence, they asserted their innocence in the most posi tive terms, and said the witnesses were induced to carry on the prosecution from a desire to get the reward which would be the result of conviction. The RECORDER having summed up the evidence with great perspicuity, the Jury returned a verdict of Guilty—Death—but recommended the prisoners to mercy. The RECORDER then observed, that there was no less than six indictments of a similar description pre ferred against the prisoners, and in order to satisfy the Jury that their recommendation could not be en tertained, directed that they might again be put to the bar to take their trial on a charge of having ns , saulted and robbed a ship-owner, named William Watt, on the evening of the 14th of June. It appeared from the statement of the prosecutor, that as he was crossing Stepney-fields on the night stated in the indictment he was stopped by two men, oae of whom he knew to be Antonio, but the other he did not recollect. Antonio seized him by the , breast, and drew forth a kn ife, with which he stabbed I him in the shoulder ; he was then thrown down and r( !abed of his watch and money, and, in endeavour , ing to resist, he received several severe cuts on his t.lce and head. Having at length found means to get from the ground, Antonio cut the pocket from his coat in .which was a handkerchief and a penknife. he then ran off and was pursued by the prisoners, but fortunately reached his home without sustaining any further injury. In this case Antonio was found Guilty, and King acquitted. The prisoners were then tried on a third indictment charging them with a similar offence, committed on the night of the 30th ult. From the depositions in this case, it appeared that the prisoners stopped a person, named Henry Rose, in Stepney -fidds, about ten o'clock in the evening of the -5011:, and atter attempting to deprive him of life, by stabbing him in the neck, they succeeded in rob bing him of a watch, gold chain, and seals. Of this offence they were both found Guilty. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, FURNITURE, and EFFECTS, BRIGHTON. MR. SAMUEL PEARCE respect f u ll y informs the Public, the SALE of the above Property is Po‘.poned from Monday, the 22d instant, until Monthly, the sth of August. 44, Lombard street. July 15, 1811. SALES BY AUCTION. BERKELEY CHAPEL, JOHN•STREET VAUL , BERKELEY- I C HAPEL W &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, July 24 , at 12, AVERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Berkeley Chapel, situate in John -street, Berke. ley square, being one of the most desirable Properties of die kind in the hletropolis, attended by a congregation of t anh est rebpectability ; the Premises are held on Leaw for unex pired term of S 9 years, at a trifling ground-rent, with the underneath, which are in the occcupatiou of Mr. Adamson, ins Merchant. Particulars may be had at the Hoop, Cambridge ; at the Star, and of Mr. Adams, High-street, Ozford ; Mr. Barnwell, Pp....er.. buildings, Temple; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins. War- Iwick-street, Goldez square. MIDDLESEX. CAPITAL FREEHOI.D ESTA IT, MARSH and ARABLE LAND, TOTTENHAM, Four Miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee bouse,'Change-alley, Cornhlll, on Wednes day, July 24, at 12, in Seven Lots, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-tax redeemed; comprising a Farm-house, with Garden, Barn, Stables, and Out buildings, and upwards of Seventy-four Acres of 'rich Marsh, Meadow, and Arable Land, lying compact, situate at Tottenham Hall, near the Crass at Tottenham, and part abut ting on the river Lea; very eligible for building or garden ground. A very desirable and highly improveabie property. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Ridgway, on the Premises; at the White Hart, Tottenham, where Particulars may be had; at the Red Lion, Tottenham; Angel, Edmonton; Assembly- House, Stoke Newington; Cock and Castle, Kingsland; at Gar. raway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. - - - GREAT GEORGE-STREET, WESTMINSTER. CAPITAL MANSION withT OFFICES, COACH-HOUSE, S .F.S, Ike. By Mr. ROBINS, At GarraW2fll,oll Wednesday, July 24, at 12 o'clock, A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; £ x. comprising a spacious Residence, planned for the accom modation of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Faintly, situate No. 2'2, on the North side of Great George-street, Westminster, cDr.tain i ing four rooms on the principal floor, elegantly Enished and fitted ; up, with suitable family bed-chambers, and numerous apartments i for serv.,nts, principal and secondary stair-case, well planned Inflicts in the basement storey, detactlel kitchen, wash- house, and laundry, coach-houses and stables,'' communicating with the house. The whole of the Premises are in the most complete I order; the property of a Gentleman, and Immediate possession may be ha I. The Put dialer may be accommodated with the lelegant Furniture at a valuation. 1 To be vis:wed will 'tickets ; Particulars had on the Premises; of Messrs. Vizard and Hu:ch inson, Lincoln's Inn New.square ; at Gai•raway's ; and of Mr. Robing, Warwick-atreer, Golden ; square; where Tickets for viewing tray be had. _ __ DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RES; DENCE,DOVER-STREET, PICCADILLY, opposite Hay-hill ;an elisibie Property to invest Money. • By Mr. ROBIN 4, At Garraway's, o'D Wednesday, July-44. at Twelve, >lr FREEHOLD SP ATE, GLOUCESTER-PLACE, PORTMAN-SQUARE. Capital Family Residence, Double Coach-house, and Five-stall Stable, with immediate possession. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Wednes day, July i 4, 1811, at Twelve o'Clock, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a capital Family Residence, finished in the most complete manner, substantially built, and fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Famly ; situate No. 18, Gloucester , place, Portman-squve ; containing, on the ground-floor, a hand some Entrance-hall and Staircase., Dining.room and Library, two elegant Drawing-rooms, tandsonwly finished, communicating by folding-doors, two excellent best Bed-chambers land Dressing room, Nursery and Bed-rooms over ; the basement; contains an excellent Kitchen and well-arranged suite of Servants' Offices, Laundry, Wash-horse, Double Coach-house,aad five-stall Stable. To be viewed by tickets. Particulars on, the Premises; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. The value of DT. FREEMAN'S GOTTA SALCTARIS has been so long proved, that nothing of the present iay can bear a competition with it, in all the diffe. rent stages of a certain disease, which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting FREEHOLD HOUSES. TITIIFS, &c. ISLE OF WIGHT. the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva- i Grove House, eligible Residence, Offices, Gardens, and Meadow lion—without debilitating the constitution in any de- I Land, about Twenty Acres, and Ti.hes, Arreton, near New compact Residence and Cottage. at Sansdown, near gree, or even requiring confinement from business or , Port ; Shanklin, th e late residence of John Wilkes, Esq. dece ased, restr:ction pi diet. The radical virtues of these Ines-1 By Mr. ROBINS. t i ma ble Drops have proved th eir claim to p abl c a p .. At Garrway's, London, on Wednesday, July 24, at Twelve, In probation for more than 30 y ears. In all the debility , Three hots, ABLEFREEHOLD ESTATE,Land. of b.‘th sexes they p rove a never-failin g restorative— A VAL Tax re U tenled• whether the debility is produced by too free use of i l ' l • d • Lot I. Comprises a desirable Family Residence, cont3in!rg a mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm neat entrance, Dining-parlour, Drawing-room, Br%ale'ast-room climate 'l ' , travellers and those going abroad, they ' suitable Bed-chambers, and Dressing - rooms, the first . . . -rooms, on storey, cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re- and Servants' Ckamben and Laundry o ver; the Offices comb:. of a n c i o i nveMent Kitc c he li n, Pan a triev d , iehouse, Coal and ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all olp t Garden, et en ar.b o ed te Stables, se, rn ati , d a E ni se v i a o. - stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the rious Outbuildings, exce a U n en , sures of Rich Meadow Land, the whole about Twenty Ares ; Lack,- bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy man y women have become mothers, who for many years situate at Arreton, live miles from Neport,ou the road to SP.ns down, on b a e b h ea d utit I had been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale u. part of the' Island ; aad immediate posses and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner m i l u n t l ti y . The Great Tithe of Corn and Hay, arising from about Twenty-right Acres of Latul, in the parish of Arretorn of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belem and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Lot 3. A Freehold small Villa, planned for the accommodation t Cz t ar n , m & c. co si tu a l t: at i S ic an e sdow xtensi n v , e n v ez i r ta o n f klin, co a c bcautiful t s h i e - Weston, Ma llory, and Jones, Pdrtsea ; Trewman, of a Gentleman's Fatilily, with Offices, Garden, Stable, and a nd the ean, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hox- land, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Mac- late residence of John Wilkes, Esq. deceased. c. donald, Glasgow; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and, May be viewed by applying to Mr. Miller, at Arreton-street, . and at andGreeu Cowes; Drago p a , Np.wport ; pt U an i Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwelly Bath ; Ross and Peck, . of whom Particulats may be had ; of Messrs. Clarke and Sewell, -Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and d • ot' Fou H rL ei n Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and and George, Portsmouth ; Bush, Staines; of Messrs Fotuter, Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and most . Cooke, and Frees, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's ; awl of mr; i Medicine Venders, in bottles's.% 2s. 94. 4s. tit. & 225: RAW, Watwicksariet, Ogickpovv., Lembo. SALES BY AUCTION. SUFFOLK, WORLINOTON, near NEWMARKET. Capital Mansion , Farm and Lands, Tithe Free, and land-tat redeemed. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on 'Finn edny, the Bth of August, at 12. In A Des, AVERY elieble FREEHOLD ESTATE,T , tho Free:comprising the Manor o' Worliogron, the Manssor house, with Mikes planned for the lecotrimodation of a G-title. rnan's family, with lawns, plantations intersected by fine r. atm of water, excellent kitchen garden, part walled, gr. en-house, or chard, yard, barn, and eut-bultht,:s; a farm Mai- , Wth effi. cm, barn, stables, and oct-buildisgs, and sendry entire-4ms of rich meadosi and woad land, the witok upwards of 190 acres. Lnt a. Two capital enclosed Piece. of Ara le Land, tittle-tree s situate by the road side front Worlirgton to Mildat Hail, con rainier near fourteen acres. $ LC A. A Freehold Estate, tithe-ftee, comp-Woe an eneosuro of arable land, containing rear 54 acres, with t t I,;iving plants , . don on ditto, situate a short distance from W. , 1-li-t,ot•i•. CHURCH PREFERMENT. The Mansion, Gardens, Matittr, and * part nt Ott.. i .a..•'s are In I possession of Rice Junes. E.q the remainder iii.lte ncettpetor By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, July 2 ' 4th, at Twelve o f Me.ars Moore :Ind Co. The Mansion, Gratin& &c. maybe viewcdon Mir,days,Wed rI'HE NEX:r PRES r..NT ATION to th e REC nesdays anti Fridays, by leave of the Ft...nate., the fr an a-y day -A- 1 ORY of BROIJGH I ON, in the County of Lincoln.— preceding the Sale, by applying to Mr Wier: ple• iets- Particulars may be had at the Rein Deer , L incoln ; Hoa p , Cam. lam may be ba d ; a nd at 83,40 n Mina ; Mr. isaacso ., , mitaea. bridge; at the Star, and of Mr. Adams, Oxford; of Mr. T hall; Pam, Newmarket; Angel, Bury; Cl'• quer, itrat,loil; dale, Solicitor, lAncoln's-Inn-fields; and of Mr. Rubins, War- King's Head, Norwich; White Horse, fps vicli; CI tr.v.t, '-k-streer, Golden-square. herrn; of Messrs. Pitches and Samparfn,swi.lias-lare, ' street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robirs, Warwick -street, Golis den-square where a plan of the if.tate ma.: be t;•en, DER KS, BE I'WEIFIN ; and WA 1-ok 'kb, Manors, capital Freehol.l at.-s, t:., Cor. - agr.f, &c. by Mr ROUINS. At Garraway's,'On Thuieday, the Hits of Atigust, at TN% rive, T HE MANOR of ALWN 0 Rl' Li, 'vial the 6nte, quit-rents, &c. the very cligNe Fr.vt•ofd Rvatt: , , situate it Aldworth, in the County of Betkt ; cot-Trish% two capital Perms, with good Patna-houses, Yard, Gardens, Ortiutrtts Barns, Stables, Meadow, P 4.ture, and Arable laud, a:3 lent state of cultivatiot, upwards of 9GO Acres, lyirg con pact, nearly in a ring fence, in putoessiort in Mr. Bai thu'orata Dodd, as tenants from year to et ar. Also Sumo 'X• talning upwards of 20 Acres, stocked with ripe inth•-r, i Put,- tic-house, Wheeler's Atop, and sundry ere tages, with Gardens and Land; the Buildings are in good fora's, a dry, heahlw a 34 pleasant situation, anti in the vicinity of excelknt li.rk rt., vubits three miles of Vi'aUingfurd, ten of Rea littg and Newbury, tifty from London, and two milts from the . 1 hams, a most ellgtble property for investing money. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Bartholomew, or Mr. Dodd, the tenants, or at the Which Bull, Stees - ;y, wbcre ! art Cu. lars may be had ; and at :he Bear ,nd Crown, Reading ; Newbury; Sun, Maidenhead; the Post liou,e, Wall. g ord; Mr. Adams, 1-Ugh-street, Oxford ; Castle, Salt-hill ; Waite flan, Windsor; of Messrs. Browne, Gotobed and Browne, Solieltota, Norfolk-street, Strand; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins. Witv wick-street, Golden-square, where a plan may he we-. MONMOUT HSHIRE. TO BE SOLD, in Lots, at the Greyhound IntwAberzavenny,oo Wednesday, the 31st of July, 1811, subjecf to suck cneditiois, as shall then and there be produced, (unless previously dis posed of by Private Contract), AVALUBLE and very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parishes of Llangattock luaus Tisk, 1 dandewy, Rytherch, and Abergavenny, a beautiful part of Monmouthshire, in the Vale of Usk, bordering on the River famous for its Salmon, within three miles of the Market Town of Abergavenny, and divided by the high Mail Road from Monmouth, Chepstow, alid Usk, consisting of the Macro of Llangattock Coed Morgan, a Mansion House, Offices, and sun dry Farms, with Dwelling-houses, Barns, Stabling, and Build ings, containing 880 A. BR. 1 t P. more or less, of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, and capital Orcharding, dl vi deditro eligible Farms,lying exce. 'Jingly compact, and cspablent great improvement, with a considerable growth of young Timber. Further particulars may he had by apriying to Robert St. John Lucas, Esq. Bath; Mr. Luca., Solicitor, Cardigan; Mr. Dories, Surveyor, Crickhowel; Nlessrs. Gabb and Son, :ichci ors, Aber gavenny ; or Messrs. I.ambert and Sons, Bedlord-row, louden. CAP! fAL PREMISKS IN M kkK-LANk., nearly opposite cite Corn-hiarket, and a NOVA in SCO I ',-YARD.. TO BE I.E!', for SI Y:•ars, from Old Lady-Day next, A CAPITAL HOUSE, No. 56, in Mark-lane. with larze Yard, cooraining anothe r Dwelling-house and spacious Warehouses, Stabling, &,c. and every convenience ne scssary for carrying on an extmeive Whaley.* Business, now is the occupation of Messrs. Greases, Wholesale Grocers. Also to be Let, for It years, from Michaeh. as neat, alionse, N 0.7, in Scot's-Tar!, Bush-lane. The above Premises are to b • Let upon the Terms of the Te mu doing al Repairs, and hearing faxes except the Land ... A . _ VERY Eli g ible - nat.__ _ . _ comprising a substantial Brick-built Dwelling-house, situ- t er n prwperty Tax, and are to pay nett Rents. ate on the East side of Dover-street, Piccadilly, recently repaired, ! Persons willing to take either of the abovepremises must send and in the most complete order; in the possession of --- Cum- proposals in writing, waled up, offering the highett nett rs.tt mings, Esq. containing four Servants' Sleeping-rooms and Closets, t h e y a r e willing to give for each, to the Clerk of the Draper's on the upper floor ; two principal Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms, C o mpany, on or before Monday, the Sth August licit, by elev, a and Closets; the Entensining Apartments comprise two spacious of the Cluck in the Forenoon, when a Court of As•isunts u ill Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors, elegantly fitted be held for letting the same, and where all persons sending Pro up, and a Boudoir on the first floor; a neat Entrance, Dining- posals must attend personally to enter into an agreement, .t their parlour, Morning-room, communicating by folding doors, 9en- Proposals shall be accepted. tieman's Dressing - room, Water - cl oset, and Passa g e-room, on the ; May be viewed by leave of the respective Tenants, acrd fsr ground poor; Basement contains convenient Servants' Glace', ther Particulars known by application at the Clerk • thece, A Wine, Ale, and Beer Cellars, Vaults for Coals, and a Pump of Drapers-hall, "Ihrogrnortota-street,' London, any day I,e:weta exce llent Spring Water. i ten and two, except Saturdays or Court Days. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises ; of i I Messrs. Wedd ant Day, Solicitors, Gerrard-street, Soho; at Garraway's ;Vett of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. BOGNOR, SUSSEX. Capital FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with $6 Acres of Meadaw Land, sundry Messuages, &c. By WINSTANLEY and SON, At the Hotel, Bognor, on Monday, August 19, at 12 o'clark, in Lots, Very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, co sisting of that capital Dwelling-House, called Bevil!. Lodge, with suitable attached and detached offi;xa, stabl-ng 14t . 8 horses, standing for 4 carriages, lawn, walled garden, orchard, dryiog-ground, &c. beautifitily situate at the en•rance of that much admired retreat and watering-place, Bognor, in the ceunty o•. Sussex ; a'.o sundry pieces or pareds of very rich meadow lam;, containing altoset her about 36 af Vei, part ot which is w.ll adapted for building upon, and will be lotted accordirgiy toe tlier with 5 messuages, a large stable, and other out-baihiii . gs, In the svveral occupations of Lady Collins, Messrs. Totoset, Niadgwick, Farringdon, and Ragless. 'iris property is phrticv kuly recommended to a::y Gentleman, i.vhs mil be desirous of a most comfortable resid..nce in B.g:.cir. B • nor is distart 7 miles from Chichester, 1.) from Arteldell, 16 from retwuch, 14 from Worthing, and about 65 frcm The house nay he viewed 14 days preceding the• between 1 the hours of 11 and 4; Particulars, with ergrav:2'.l plans, way be bad on the premis.st; also at the Hotel attel Bomar; the Inns, in Chichester; the Crown, Arttenlell ; the Halt • d.,otn, Petworth ; at the Lil , riries, at Brighton and Worthing ; at the I Mart ; and of Wins:anl.l and Son, Pst. rn,i,ter-row. I'HOMAS LAMB, of V, New Newenhzm street, -L Eclgeware-road, was alfrzted four or five ~-ars ai•h a puss tular Eruption, the first appearance of which war in Lis race and hands, and tisen it r2-read over his body About Chris mast, 1809, the usual period of the year when there di.:a-e5 are alwas, s sp. gravated, the roles of his feet were so ,nlvert-.1 chat he vras -.due to wadi ; finding r.o rshel trona his med,cal advis..rs, he applied In June, 1810, to the Ds.spensary, I ;, ioi.o.square; and by riling SPILIIRUIIeiI PATENT ANTISCORRV ric bi.OPi, whiel t.c has not now redinquislitd, all his symptom, are ref:lured, end tris mit words are, I an. perfectly recovered." 1115 Compixtion is pale. and his stature Las the appearance of being exhausted by gowill beyond hie strength, and the chief seat of his disease seeme d to ho ' a defect in the-digestive-organs, which were c..inti• rablyclsrangol. In Scrophula, the powers of this med eme are most eittraorat. •, nary, and the numerous ct..-es peak its &sided stireriutit. As there are nutnerouscounterfelts,please to ask tor zlnisbuiry I ' Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the riing's duty printed intlack Ink, in bottles of Ss. rid. double bottles less- and larger LA Is. duty i included. compound Essence Bs. • Dis,,ensary, 15, :-.341- , quo's, Lonemi. HIGH . L0ND0N............................. ?Alarming - - rri LOZWOZ4 ertaPed and published ui Law eLlsstsl, sa .wwo. -y w, Pa at ),e Me, Tempts Sts. ~~ i • a