Star. — London, England, 1816-04-11 00:00:00

. • . , OLD BAILEY: Yesterday Robert. Male was capitally indicted, few, feTonioudy breaking and entering the dwelling home . of James Smith, on the 26th of. March, last, in the day time, no . person being therein, and stealing pro. petty cainsideratily'above the valise of ss. Mr. Dowtaeo stated the case on the part •of the • • prosecution. The prosecutor was a poor labouring man, residing in a small house, situate in Mansfield place, Kentish . Town, next door to which the prisoner lodged. On the morning of the 26th ult. at an early hour, Mrs. Smith, the wife of the prosecutor, left her dwelling to go to work , leaving her children. , three in number, in bed ; she locked the door after her, and put the keys back again into the house, through a hole in the window. Between nine and ten o'clock the children left the house to go to school, and took particular care to lock the door , after them and at twelve o'clock, when they returned home with their mother to dinner, the house was found broken open, and upon going to the cupboard, Mrs. Smith found that her little treasure, cnnsisting of three one pound notes, and two three shilling pieces, together with a silver tooth pick, and the purse in which the money was contained were stolen. She communica.' ted her suspicions of the prisoner to Hanson, a con- 1 stable, who, in about half an hour afterwards, appre hended the prisoner at the Nag's Head public house, in Kentish Town, and upon searching him he was found to haie the prosecutrix's purse, centaininz two one pound notes, and six three shilling pieces, and the tooth pick in his possession. The prisoner attempted to make his escape, struck the constable repeatedly, and was with difficulty secured. 'The prisoner, upon seeing Mrs. Smith afterwards, said—‘ l you need not have. carried things so far—l intended to have paid you every farthing of your money-1 did not intend to defraud you." Witnesses were called by Mr. Davtaaeo to prove these facts ; and the Jury, under the direction of Mr. Justice Armen., found the prisoner Guilty—Death. William Flower: was indicted for stealing four pieces of checks and a quantity of handkerchiefs, the property of J. Higgins and Co.—The prisoner was a seaman on board the Posthumous, lying in the West India. Docks. On the evening of the 18th of Febru ary he was stopped by a police officer on coming out Of th 3 Docks, and, on searching him, a piece of check Was found underneath his jacket. When asked from whence he had taken it ? he answered, from the Post humous, and said, he had carriedthat and some more pieces on board another ship in the Docks, where he left them in the care of the ship's steward. The officers went there, and found three more pieces of check, which the steward said he had received from the prisoner. In a lodging house at Blackwell, where the prisoner slepr, they also found sixteen pieces of handkerchiefs, thread, tape, bobbin, &c. which was proved to have been brought to her by the prisoner. The trunk in which the goods had-been packed, was found broktn open ; and, to fill up the room of the ar. ticks stolen, some swabs Were put in. Guilty—Death. William Roberta was indicted for stealing a quan tity of sheets and wearing apparel, the property of J. Morris.--The prosecutor lives at Holton. On the 2d .ult. his wife had put a basket, containing the linen in question, in the passage. Hearing a noise, she went to the door, and saw the prisoner walking off with her basket and clothes. She pursued him, when the prisoner dropped the property and ran off ; and a young man, who came to stop him, was knocked down by him ; but he got the prisoner by the legs and threw him in the kennel. He then caught him by the skirts of his coat, and held him till an officer secured him. Guilty— Death. John Blunder, aged 17, was indicted for robbing N. A. Hayden, of 17 dl bank notes, and al. 6s. 6d. in silver.—The prosecutor deposed, that on the night of the 6th of February he obset ved four men and three worneg at the corner of Fieuraie-Lis-court, SOW fields ;t two of the men seized him by the collar, and dragged him beneath some scaffolding ; the whole then fell upon him, knocked him down, cut him in se veral places with some sharp instrument, and robbed him of t!;e proy , rty stated in the indictment.—Susan• nth Hayden, daughter to the last witness, heard the cep of .‘ Murder I" which she knew to be the voice of tier father, and immediately ran to the spot, and observed some people mining away. The prisoner was escleavouring to wrest an umbrella from her fa ther. Witness was certain of his person, as she had seen him often before.—The prisoner asserted his in. nncence, and called several witnesses, who gave him a most excellent character.—Mr. Baron WOOD sum. meB up the evidence, and the Jury found him Guilty —Death ; but recommended him to mercy on .ac count of his vuth. William Newton, aged 16, was indicted for break ing into the house of Hannah Griffith, on the 12th inst. and stealing thereing 10s. 6d. in copper.—W. Gesnell deposed, that he was nephew to the prosece. trier. In consequence of information he had re. ceived, he had taken unusual pains to fasten the doors and windows of the house on the night it had been broke open. About twelve o'clock, however, bear. ibg a noise, he went down stairs, found that a cellar ' door had been forced, and an entrance made to the efisep ; he found the prisoner near the till, which had also been broken open and plundered of the money in question, which was found in his pockets. Guilty of stealing, but acquitted of the capital charge. The following were also convicted of felony : W. Mortimer, for stealing a bridle ; Mary Anne Moore, for stealing a table spoon, ; Elizabeth Smith, for stealing a piece of printed cotron ; G. Davis, for stealing a shirt; J. L. Pink, for stealing two cheeses; and Elizabeth Chandler, for stealing three sel. notes. T. Smith, J. Hemline, and Mary Smith alias Quia, Were convicted of uttering counterfeit molsey. - And It. Wiltshire, J. Dawson, M. Hume, and J. Boy d, were acquitted, but the latter was detained. . Tuesday evening, as Mr. G. Moue, of Dittos, in Surrey, was passing through Bishopsgate-street, he was thrown down by four persons, who apologised, and helped him up, hoping he was not hurt. Scarcely had they gone, however, when Mr. M. felt for his pocket-book, containing near £5O in notes, and found it gone. Information being given thereof to the LORD MAYOR, officers were dispatched in various directions, and yesterday four of the , country notes were traced to a man who was about to change them for those of t he Bank of England. This led to his arrest and that of several other persons;, by which means there is little dsubt that the teal deltutiseau will be disoovezed. , . . • ..cioacesrEii CAM M. TIMITOPRIETOII OF Tin {T&OODWAT[R COACT. This was 'an action brought by the plaintiff to ?l evier the expense of having hired a post-chaise, in becernber,lBl4, to take himself and another passen ger by the same coach from London to Cirencester, the coach at the time of starting being loaded in a very dangerous manner. Mi.:CM/MU. having opened the cause, Mr. DANCI shortly addressed the Jury : he stated it to be t,he constant practice of coach proprietors to carry on any action brought against them to the full extent, it not happening once in an hundred times but that the contending party is induced to relinquish his praise-tvortby plan, it being attended both with considerable trouble and expense. He concluded by stating to the Jury. that he should bring a few wit nesses to prove the great overloading of the coach, and indeed that it resembled more a waggon than a safe conveyance of passengers, which he did not doubt would satisfy the Jury as to his right to a verdict and costs. John Gardiner being called, proved the places being taken and a deposit made ; that the coach was loaded in a tremendous manner; that the coachman was in toxicated ; that two people were with him on the box; and that the coach was twenty-four hours performing ninety miles, computing the travelling at not four miles an hour. Thomas Haigh being called, confirmed the evidence of the first witness, and that he (Haigh) on the coach starting, measured the luggage on the roof, which was Potty-two inches high. Joshua Thomas agreed in the statements of the two fruitier witnesses, and proved that the coach was weighed at one of the gates on the road, and that it weighed three tons, eleven hundred weight. Mr. Justice DALLAS here expressed himself satis fied with the proof; when the defendant's Counsel, being quite unable to make a defence, allowed a ver dict for the plaintiff, with costs, to the great satisfac tion of a very crowded Court. At the Shropshire Assizes, Samuel Fran', aged 45, was tried, charged by the Coroner's verdict, on suspicion of the wilful murder of his father, Richard Franks, aged 77, farmer, at Cardington. 'rhe prin cipal witness was an apprentice boy, aged 15, who stated that in February last, the old man went to the cupboard, and having cut some bread, his wife took it from him, and locked the cupboard : the deceased then struck her in the face, whereupon the prisoner took up a thatching-stick and beat his father, who, retreating from the blows, fell down, and shortly after expired. The surgeon who examined the skull of the deceased stated, that the wound might have been occasioned by the fall. Verdict—Manslaughter. Imprisoned one year. Owe of the prisoners on trial at the last Assizes at Exeter, got acquitted by a singular effort of impu dence. A servant girl in a public house was called to prove that the prisoner was out of his lodgings on the night the robbery charged against him was com mitted. The house was so full on that night, she said, that she herself was compelled to sleep in the bed the prisoner usually occupied—" Aye, (rejoined the fellow) and don't you remember I slept that night with you N.-in proof of it, I can tell you, that you have a mole on your breast—l saw it !" The poor girl was so confused by this unexpected slander, uttered in the face of a very crowded Court, that she could not hold up her head, or connect any thing she said afterwards. No one doubted the fellow's false hood on the main point ; but, it seems, he had been pretending, one evening, at his lodgings, to foretell the fortunes of persons, from the moles on their bo dies, and it then came out, that the silly girl had one, where he now, so luckily for himself, described it. UNION HALL. Daniel Phillips, a native of Wales, was yesterday brought up by Goff, apprehended as a vagrant begging in the streets of St. Saviour's parish. He wnre a long beard, and his apparel was a complese bundle of rags, and his whole appearance presented a picture of extreme misery and penury ; as bag was•slung across his shoulder by a piece of list, and on examining jts contents, they were found to consist of pieces of soap, cheese, meat, bread, nuts, &c. and about twenty small parcels made up in brown paper. On opening these, they were found to contain 13 dollars, 9 three shilling pieces, 15 eighteen penny pieces, guineas, 2 half ditto, and 16s. in silver and copper money. The prisoner admitted he had ob tained this money by begging. He was committed to the House of Correction for seven days, and or dered to be passed to his parish at the expiration of that time. DIED. Saturday, Margaret, wife of the Rev. John Gregory, Vicar of Preston, next Wingham, Kent. Saturday,: Mr. John Hill, jun. of Canterbury, brewer, in the 30th year of his age. He tell a victim to being bound for a man who became a bankrupt, and whose duplicity so preyed upon his mind as to occasion his death. • . • r - ALBS 'Bit ACCTION. • - NORTOLK4TREET, STRAND. VerrDesirdde DWELLING-HOUSE, with spacious Mound floor Apartnients,kulted for the accommodation of a Gendeman in the klaw,cv othere.—By Mr. ROBINS , At clarrayay's.C.offee-house 'Change-alley, Cornbill, on Wen 's! s DAT ' the 24th April, 1215, at twelve o'clock A . VERY Eli g ible LEASEHOLD ESTATE , comprising a very desirable Dwelling-house; commodiously ' planned and adapted for the acconunotition of a Gentleman hi the I 4W ' or any other_profession reqUiring Offices ; situate No. 40, on the Feast side of Norfolk -street, ;Strand; embracing a fine view of the Surrey Hills, the River, &c. Containing, on the upper storey, four Sleeping-rooms • second storey, two excellent Bed chambers, Dressing - room. E tc. ; first floor, two Drawing-rooms handsomely fitted up, a third room, and Water-closet; ground flour, Entrance Hall, excellent Eating-parlour, Library, Gentle man's Dressing-room, Water-closet, Store-room, tom. Butler's Pantry, arranged to form a very complete set of Offices. The basement contains a good Kitchen, back Kitchen, Etc. &c. and, ' Cellars for Wine, Beer, &c. Area, with Vaults. ' • To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Pre mises• at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. COAL MARKET, APRIL 10. Ships at Market. Sbips Sold. Ptlee. lnat Newcastle 126 %.. 6d. to 464 94. 27 Sunderland 19 325. 04 to 421 Od. 1 Cinders I 3os . Od. to 00s Od. PRICES OP GRAIN AT LINGLISII. CARR-LANE, APRIL 10. lick Ditto, itts. 276. Oats, Potato., 44c its, Ditto, Poland, 41 s.!So. Ditto, Feed, la. 42.. Rapetad, £2B. £SO pit; Last Flour, 50a. 55.. per sack. WOrat, Kent and Ems, _ . 445. 685. 765. Suffolk, 445. 88s. 70$. Norfolk, 44'. 645. Rye, gas. 30s. Barley, 235. Us. Malt, 545. 60s. White Peas • 265. 30s, betters, _ . 10111110 N. Wheat, Dantaic, des. 70s. Ditto, Baltic Red, SO.. 60‘ Hambru'or Brenton, 40s. Oa. Brabent Red, 40a. 4ss. . Rye, Ws. 2%.. . Ns. 36.. - Grey Peas, Sts. SO. Small Braes, Sda. SI,. As great, number of persons are rendered very unhappy by Spawns, Wind in the Stomach, Obstructions in the Bowels, wain of regular Perspleaden, Voniisings, and Bilious Complaints, Head Atha, Heart Burn, Costiveness, Nervous Dissrden,Cholle,Gout, At. we are authorised to say, that SOLEDIMA WS PILLS are in mole eases an excellent remedy for these Complaints; and tally recommended during the time of Sea Bathing, and drinklag the Sea and Mineral Waters; also for those visiting warm Climates. Preparetl by THOMAS SH ILL !TOE, jun. Druggist, Tottenham ' High-Cross, Middlesex, by virtue of alt sssignment taus H. sad I. BUIVICK, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Willof M. SPZZOIMA N • and are sold by Shiw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Omni-Torii ; and Bacon and Co. No.lllo, Oxford-street, in Boxes at Is. 45.6 d. les. od. and One Guinea ; and may be had of the Principal Vendog of Medicines in,Toviu ad Country. ARUNDEL-STREET, STRAND: GENUINE and FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, a Pair of Brilliant large PIER GLASSES, 96 inches by 64, CHIMNEY GLASSES, MIRRORS,CHANDELIERS. Rare Old CHINA, Ste. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On tit . * Premises N 0.19, Arundel.street, Strand, en THURSDAY. 25th of April, at Ek•en &Clock, and following 14sy, (The Property of the late Sir CHARLIS GRAYS HUDSON, Bart. deceased) THE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , . comprising Suites of Drawinproom, Library, and Dining .pariour Curtains, in Silk Tabouret, Crimson Damask al d v!hintz Cotton, Couches, Sofas and Chairs. minim, Four-post and other Bedsteads, with Crimson Damask and Chintz Cotton Famitures, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, of vari ous kinds, brilliant Plates of Glass of large dimensions, Mirrors, Chandeliers, Japanned Articles, rare old China &c. capital well made Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, glazed Bookcases, Chests of Drawers, Cabinets, Sideboards, Cellarets, Dining, Card, Loo, Sofa, Pembroke, Library, and other Tables, Eating Par lour Chain._ excellent Eight-day anus Bracket Clocks, Turkey, Brussels, and other Carpets and Hearth Rugs, Fenders , and Fire Irons, China, Glass, nanterous Kitchen Requisites, and various other Effects. To be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be had on the. Premises ; and df Mr. Ro bins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. RICHMOND HILL. Elegant Spacious FAMII.Y RESIDENCE, beautiful PLEA SURE. GROUNDS and LAWN by the River Side, CO 'FACES, GARDENS, and LAND.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House. 'Change-Alley. Cornisi:l, on Trio R3l)Alr, May 16,1816, at Twelve o'Clock, ATRULY Beautiful and Highly Admired FAMILY MANSION, with Offices of all Descriptions, The RESIDENCE a:.3 PROPF.It of a NOIII.I.MAN ; Situate nearly on the Summit of 'RICHMOND HILL, corn ntandins Most interesting And delightful Views; screened front the Road by a Wall and to flat talons; paTatinded by Plt t. sure-Ground - and Shrubberies, laid out with c.O derable taste, and in great beauty and perfec ion ; ers:vtsd by Gravel Walks, and planted with the choicest Fruit rec.; and valuable Shrubs ; Hot and Green Houses; rich Lawns sloping to the West towards the liver, and communicating to the Lower Road; Co:tageb,,S:c. A spacious Lawn opposite, with extensive fron.age to the River, Shady Walks, at.d Pleasure Grotmds. ornameiqed with rich Forest Trees, Evergreens, &c. A very elegant Pavilion, finished in the lta'•an style, aryl enclosed ; all open Pavillon, cont. mantling sr;..ws t. the heaatifid scenery and windings of the River. The %AL.:: in excellent order, and a Residence adapted for a Family of the first distinction. Adjoining is a compact Leasehold Dwelling-house, fronting the Lo ver Road. At a li.et distance a capital Kitchen Garden, Gardener's House, and two Meadows. To be viewed by Tickets only. -Particulars on the Premix' at the Castle and Talbot, Richmond ; Castle, Salt hill ; Bull Inn, East Sheen ; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick:street, Golden-square; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. " luvstidique patrum referent jellihia From the faint entheace Unmanly ton, arise—a puny rate! ARRIAGE should be the foundatfon of social I.VI happiness, which is oft :it e'deturbedthrourh the taffies that form the union, not taking th se er,emitice. w hi c h wou,J „„,, them the enjoyment of tliLt great domestic blessiug.. Arnid•t the melancholy variety of disorders under human na stn is known to suffer, there are none or.rx or ou t re dls• trevting. than fhose which'retnlt from flehicif:::::e easy dissipation, or sofitarrintemperance. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. beg to state that the Sedulous its tendon of a rractice exclusively directed to the treatnitut 3:4 cure of CERTAIN cOMPL.AIN I'S, Amide them to the chi.* of superior acquirement. As recular hurge,ms they ilte speedy and permanent cure hie every stage of that distil der, elicit is contracted in anssguarded. moment, and which poisons the springs of life, ant for every class of debility, which is the conies quence of juve n ile Indiscretions, preventing the inaturity,ot man hood, entaiiii.g by anticipation, on its unhappy victim all die in. firmities of old age--the body becoming enervated and elmr ciared—the clies-ks yellow and bloosliess—and the Mind:loony and dejected. For the result of their success in this price hie branch, they refer to that reputation, which, thq flitter themselves. they Wive acquired, by SO years esperiroce, in a much extended practice. In slight and recent MCI of Syphilis: , tic Comp:tints, a perfect cure is completed its the short period of two days; and in the most aggravated cases, a propel pereveratise in their plan art ticatnient insores to the patient us invigorated constitution. Married Women, wbo have long been disappointed in their rein-mations of a family,. may be as-uresi that, in most iestaorm, such detects are curable by medical skill; and though the re inoval to such impediments be an object of Joubt and uacer.:lety with others, yet the cure of such detects, by the gradual era stets of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. Messrs. R RIK and CO. may be consulted by Patients Of tiihaT NCI, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, 140. lu7, Hatton garden. tents in the cumin y, stating the ir tale, age, and general habit of living, &c. &.. rtICIASAIg a rellf; ,, lance for advice and medieines, the same wid he given ur any part of the Kingdom-107, klattontal den. 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, I.nedon. IF MEN, ignor.sor of the Principles of I ,ll.:Lliciqe 1.• as a Science, can, by the u-e of 'nostrums, yet:Jun(loy -- move, or even i palliate the distressing symptoms of I.urs tierce, .how much may those Surgeons build tits seem sal practice, V 4.0, to the Inns: indefatigable research s two .s nature, causes, effect's, ant: method of cure, can tat-did). bit testimonials front every celebrated Pretessor with which Metropolis is honoured, together with certificates nom ova of its most eftensive Hospitals. Armed with the above irrcfr.igtb'e proofs of regular medical education, and authorized as Mantis: , of the London College, Messrs: GOSS and CO. need not further reply to the envious mizepresentations, that some of their ho fortunate brethren pique themselves en circulating : div atioad but too evident in the invariable success that has her a le yet years attended their peculiar method of treatment, which is oil speedy,. pleasant, and sff:cutal, as has been attested Ly a wine roue pattinthge is, every rave of society. I) rectiu,: t heir ahilt.r l to a selected breach of a studious and difficult path won, z. the die - eases of the Generative System, both immediate smite nnne, as Lues, Stricture, (Sleets, Ike. it is nor surprising 'lll should acqnirc,undto - every espelency, a superior e where the unit el ern, avours of the most eminent of the . i . ;:ell have failed, n hose pr.lctice is general. Newest Deli'lity, with its awful train of symptoms, ofm brought eat by a residence io 'tropical climates, or by the pie in of !Aron:bd.:lle or, ae is toe:frequently the case, by premutre tr dulgeitce in soli•ary seeisn.tlity, may even, in its most sdea cr stages, be corr.:v. ed by mild restoratives , and th e patient, throats the iradiral progress of improvement, becomes re-astured tit ferfeimil health. But, ifitis to tae Female world their welt: • ranged plats mgre etpecially refers, by the preveutlon of many ia tricate disorders, arising born any of the foregoing peouliarides, either natural or acquired. catues,or Messrs. Goss are to be consulted with candor end delicarf bf • ghtients of elthbi. see, from m o r nin g until night.—Letters froris thaeountry should miarstely describe the case, and enclose Bank note, when the proper remedies will be &Tailed So 3 0 1 Oft of town or country.- Goa, and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, IS, Bouverit-sffeets 110 street, London.- LONDON: Primal by Lsyst. Kart r, Pschett Aas; ridakinsa tavre, awl a. tbit Star-pitia,Uultlc RICHMOND HILL.. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. COMPLETELY FURNISHED; WITh OFFICES, PLEASURE GROUNDS, PLAN FA TIONS,&c. WALLED GARDENS, GREEN AND HOT HOUSES, AND MEADOW LAD, IN ALL ABDUL' TEN ACRES.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on Web- NESDAT, the 24th April, 1816, at 'twelve oClock, unless an acceptable offer is made for the whole by Private Contract. A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE. ; comprising a very eligible VILLA, planned for the accommodation of a Gentlenitti's Family ; con taining a handsome Entrance Hall, Morning Parlour, excellent 1 Eating Room, Gentkriran's Room. and a Water Closet. On the First Floor, an elegant Drawing linoni. Breakfaq Parlour, two best Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, and a p-4- sage leading to three Bed Chambers for servants, with a secon dary Staircase. On the Second Floor, four excellent Bed Chambers, two . Dressing Rooms, &c. and set vant; apartments, Ste: over; on the Basement are suitable other., Coach-house and Stables, spaciows l Yard and Out-buildings, Lawns, Pleasure Grounds % &c. Plan tations, exc ellent Kitchen Garden walled In, and. planted with choice Fruit Trees, Green and Hot House., Farm Yard, and convenient Buildings, and three enclosures of Mea low Laud, ail lying cdmpact, in all about Ten, Acres. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the well-made Furniture, &c. at a valuation. and a part of the Money may re main on Mortgage, it required. To be viewed by Tickets. l'articulars may be bad on the. Pre raises; at the Castle ind Talbot. Richmond ; Bull Inn, East- Sheen ; Castle, Salt-1d11; Sear and Garter, Kew. Bridge; of Richard Grant, Esq. No. 8, Russell-place; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; of wh om Tickets fur viewing may be had. EAST SHEEN, NEAR RICHMOND, SURREY. Singularly elegant MANSION, with excellent OFFICES, GAR DENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, CONSERVATORY, HOVIOUSES, and MEADOW LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornbill f on u as- DAT, May 16. 1816, at Twelve&Clock, in ' I.ots T HE very eligible FREEHOLD, and small Part COPYHOI D, ESTATES, comprising . The superb Residence of HENRY HOPE, Esq. Situate at.EAST SHEEN, in the county of Surrey. The Mansion ls,planned fors Family of the First Dbtinotion. The principal Apartments are well arranged, and finished in a style of superior elegance, with corresponding Bedchambers, Dressing-rooms, &c. /'noble Conservatory and Billiard-room,• communicating with the House, which contains also Domestic Offices of every de scription, amile n Cellarage, &c.; the wbole was altered and ins. proved by the late Henry Hope, Esq. at a very considerable ex pense, and nothiug bas been omitted to render it one of the most comfortable habitations in the Kingdom. Coach Houses for Five Carriages; Stabling for .Tworny Horses, with Haniess and Corn Rooms, Servants' Apartments, Lofts, floc.; Farm. Yard and Buildings well supplitd with Elie watet t'beautiful Lawns and Pleasure Grounds, °managed with thriving Plantations, extensive dry Gravel . Walks, She Piece of Water, capital Kitchen Gardens; walled round a nd planted with, the choicest Fruit Theis aut-Hpuses,.Graperies, Poch-Howie, Flower-House, Gardener's-Houie, Cold-Bob, ice -Well, Build: ings, Cottages , and MendgeiLand- - --ail lying compact and am • mining about Silty Acres. • , The Pfirghaser may be accomma!Lved.arkh the elegant Fund sure, and other *spot. a valuation; and immedia t te possession may be had. Part of Om. Purchase-money may remain an Mortgage. • To be viewedlay Tickets only, which, With Particulars may be bad of Mr. Tait, Jerutyn- street , pt. James. Particuliis also, . on the Premises' of Mr. Woolf., East Sheen ;Castle and Talbot Richmond; Castle, Salt-hill ;at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Retina, Warwick-street, Guicleuleporeiwbele TO* kit Viewing lug ha 114 • SALE 13? A.UCTIO) NORTH SIDE C C.N.VENDN-1..5Ql Eligible FREEHOLD FA NT ilv RESIDENCE, art! :;ta'ale. • By Mr. ROBINS. • At Garraway's CoTte.house, 'C.:Lange-Alley, Coral /M . :, :lie i•ith ?.lay, isle, at l'welve e 4 A DESIRABLE FREEEIOLD *AI. -comprising vary eligible stonef-orted rat pleasantly sit:.att-1 No 10, on the Nom% square, adapted tor ill. , accommodation of a 1 7 alsaily of Ds t t nc .i nt and in an excelleat sta.:: of repair. Cartainhag, or. !he uispe..l. 4 ,' four Sleeping-rc.o - ms and lies.e hlatd's Clow, with Wai eg c h : .tern and Sink ; secend storey, three Brd-cbambers neatly ',ep e e Dressing-room, aucj Water- , :inset :luor,a w tc h Nta . ll7 ..: . ing-room in front, bandsor. titled up. velndlws to the L' s * . opening to Balconies, with t . daors tc an anti-ro•se t , to a capital back Drawing-room with bowed end, Cirtni: - ;-, a hit!. some range of apar ments; ground-floor,Entrancel-bti, !a y e 3,41 stone bunrcas2 to the second story; a capital Library, and Watcr-closet ; in the ba-entynt are cui.s . .h. detached Kitchen, '‘'.'ish-hotase, Laundry, Wine and with Vatil•s for Coat:, Ste. A six-stall Stable in th e Nierrs i b;; bind, with stand... g for two C%reigzes. To be viewed by tickets. whicle, with Particulav, had of Mr. Tait, Jermyn-street, St. James's; d o e at the Subscription Houses, St:James's-street atal NUL it Garraway's • and of Me. let ahins,Warwiek-strett; GeN ta -Igrar v , of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. BIRMINGHAM CANAL AND VAUN.HALLIL , Gg SHARE% By Mr. SCOTT, On TIMISDA V. April 1.5, at Twelve o'Clork t at tie M ar; London, by:order of the Deer it true lIRMiNGHAM CANAL N IVIdAriON, rwo Shares In tt' t.xcelunt steadily iraprwi t , lt w. It known by its etnintrdadVatrage4, the Olvule u a, t " rt . „. lv.rly advanced to .1.% per share clear per imam, witit tire fie.t founded pro-pects of cott.inaing to iacrea4e; free orign.atalti aLs tit the Vauxhall Re idges ;trail/ eintipirtelL rude'slars at the - Diew H4tel, kiitiutagham; the m ut 3 , 4 at the Oftlx of Mr. Scott, 48, New Bridge rivet, Load". This day was was published, price 34. ed in bow LC:, the 10th edition, dedicwed to the Royal Cullege of Physrcare A DISQUISITION on the STONE and Gait. /l in which the hitherto undefined nucleus which gives rise to the accumulation of Stone is hilly defined, together wAk diagno4ics (or aieertaining the existence of Stone in the D•ad.!t? or Kidnies, pointing out an& and certain remedy (or that diver. der, whica has been deemed the Opprobrium Medicoruro;-. thereby obviating the necessity of the operation. •By S. PERRY, Surgeon. Printed for Sherwood, riiely, and /ones, Paternostsr.r.w; Higbley and Soo, Fleet-stre , :. ; and Porter, (bite Becket) P.L. Mall. • X. • —lllll ' °Leith • 1.424 s et; c : EST.II 4 E .N ray K e sid e in (Weir{ VP DIXON'S ANTIBILIUUS PILLS. rESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity in the private practiCe of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their 'great success in many obstinate b )anus disordery on numerous Patients of illF.l“ction, pant. cularly the Dole cf BEDFORD, the Dowager Lady SAY and SPIV. the Viscountess DULKFLEY, Z. Ecc. he was per. suaded to ;fret tl s .sian to the Public s under the barxtion of their • 09.111C1. They are ftmnd to be an ir , 7 , :rtivarable remedy for indlges don, and restoring the tone of •.11-.• .torlach. They remove In bitual and temporary enstivoles, sick head-aelts,ar.d lioct-butn, whether arising from the acrimony of the redund-o.t bile, intem perate diet, or drinking to excess, and rill be foLnd a mo.t valuAle. NlLlicir.e to be resorted to upon every indisposition, (K. casioned by a disordered sta•e. of the :'to•aach end Bow la. Void by Messrs. Sutler a:id Sort, No: 4, Chez4l.le, ,n beau at gs 9d. is. td 225. and aho by Mr. dardner, G.. a t e. street, Edinburgh; telzors. Newbery and Sims, Ustne-,:rte, Dohlin; ar..l the Medicino Venders is every City and lowa in tile United Kit:glom ) • • HIGH WATER TO-MORROW AT LONDON BRIDGE: Morning 17 minutes after 2 Afternoon - 99 minutes after 2 I I 1 4