Star. — London, England, 1802-06-24 00:00:00

LAM' IVTRI, LIGZA COURT OF KlNt:'‘ ISYNCII, yusE Mr. 1 - 1: , t , •!,.K nv•vetl fol a 4 ..ev:i.ra)i in bring bet. rr Coe eon, ; c..oviai be ttidni...ole..• .1 fi'N c li ent %VAS hati been adjudge.' by it Mapatate in pay a fins ientnag coals in Licks ie‘:a ft-ati ii.e.tes in length by two feet two inches i:. alth'inzli the cn.11 , , on being meted were Iniint! to exceed confitlerably the l eg al m ea hire. •r. he (tire :he att f Genre 11. authnriCet; limb a prncet dinz, but that Aa had been repealed. I:ti!e canted. Mr. 1`1.%%t.r.v moved fora role to (hew cattle why a warrant of attorney thould not he deliver ed up t' be Lane:lied ? A Mr. Bald and a Mr. Roberts had been alked by a Mr. Poole to enter into partnerlhip with his nephew,•a Mr. Sanden.— They agreed, upon conlideration of receiving a bonus of 857:1. w Lich he agreed to give them.— They ace , rdingly made preparations for carrying on this new butn,els ; hut wh sn the time came ha es.;.cuting the articles, Mr. Poole drew back, and reinfed his confent to Ili. nephew entering into the partnerlltip. ..'hey demanded the money, but he would advance it only on thefe terms—that it (houhi i.e conlidered as .1 loan ; that interel (hould be paid for it at the rate of 5 per cent. ; that Bald and Robe; is (hould pay his nephew 501. a year 14 three years ; and that they lhould execute a wat rant of attorney to confers lodgment for th.• whole h ; , 31. They were much retied for money to make good the engagements they had entered into upon his reprefentations, and they agreed to there iiidi ng conditions. But it was evident that thus was an Win-ions tianfaltion, and that the fecurity was void.—Rule A granted. ToDD V. CHRISTIE. This was an argument on a motion for a new trial of this cafe, which was determined before Juf lice Lc Blanc, at Guildhall, by a Special Jury.— The anion was on a Policy of Infurance on the ihip Fowler, which was taken for the tranfport fervice in the Medico ranean, by the Trtnfport Board, who guaranteed the plaintiff's lofs by cap ture. '[he chalice of lois from talon-e having been thus gnat ded againtl, the plaintiff infiind, iti the tifual manner, againit the perils of the fear, bar-atry of the Captain and mariners; but in the policy wise thoce words, enptircs and feizurei ex cepted. This v;ilel having been fent as a cartel to Marfeilles, the Captain admitted on board there a quantity of French merchandize. On account of this aft of barratry in the Captain, the vefFel was detained by the Pearl frigate at Port Mahon, and condemned by the fentence of the Admiralty Court at Minorca. The quellion theta was, Whe• ther this was fuck a capture or feizure as was ex = cepted by the ewers wads of the policy ? The Learned Judge, at the trial, told the Jury it was not; that it was an effea produced by the barratry of the Captain, and as fad: the Underwriters were liable. The Jury found for the plaintiff in confe- I quence of fuck) direllion. Meas. EzszuNs and Glass argued at conliderable length againit the irerdiet ; ,tleffrk. PAU, BAILIE, and Wialtlf, in fupport of it. The Court held, that the direition of the Judge zed the verdia were right. Yefterday morning were executed before the Debtors' Door, Newgate, limey Cogj, for forging a certain letter of Attorney, in the name ef Wit h ant Sti•ry, with intent to defraud the Govern() and Comp tny of the Bank of England ; go!ls Fes girl, for fi , a_ging a 51. Bank of England note ; and Jsdward Hartwrigk, for forging a certain pron.i: tiny note for 51. with intent to defraud Meffrs. Down, Thornton, and Co. Bankers. The concourfc of fpelkators to view the dreadful ceremony was immenfe. A few minutes bcfcre eight o'clock, Mr. H. Cock attended the platform fir fl, elegantly drelli:d in mourning. The appearance of a man, whore manners and demeanour were of the mo a p re p oftiling kind, interelted every perfon pre. fer.t After the rope bad been fattened about his neck, he noidc a 11;:+rt fpeech, which he delivered in a lirm and manly tone. Throughout the whole of thi, molt awful liene he difplayed a degree of forti!nde equally remote from audacity and indif ference. int Fennel and Edward Martwright next:al. thz pl.;:f..rm, boti: of theta young men, of very gei.teel appeararn.e, about 27 years of age. Tl., bt.cr, however, look:d Ole and emaciated dirt:,, having been contioed to his bed et,er fine.: :Or 01.2.:rs v..ete i.fued tr:r his execution.. A f'ew minutes after eigtn o'clock the platform was removed. After ‘nanging the ulnal time, their bodies WCYL cl:t awn, and carried into the prifon, from where,: the bodies of Finlay and Hartwright we..e temoved in about a quarter of an hour. Mr. Cock's body was put into a leaden coffin, and re. ynnied in a hearfe a fhort tine afterwards. He was vilited in his confinement by many perfons of re. fpreabilit y. Mr. Mt LISH, the contrador, was one of his condoling friends. Mr. TATLOCK was fel. dom away from him, and was the lalt friend he took leave don the fcaffold. The Rev. Dr. Paitse:ve, of St. Geogte's in the Eaft, courtantly attended him in Lis devotions, and touk much pains to p:cpari.: his mind to meet the awful moment that awaited him. On Timidity CoL:k . iv] ote a letter to his brother, who h a refpec table young man in the navy, reTieding his com pany to fir lip with him ail night, which would be the IA tLy would ever Ipend together ; and his coming to him teemed to airord him much fatir faCtion. In the morning, when the farewell fignal was given, a truly afieding fecne - took place be tween ihe two briiihets, and for the moment Cock's fpirits fecn!cd to fail him, but when they were leparated, he loon returned his former com pofure. Fennel being a Roman Catholic, was attended by a Ciergynian of that perfultfirm. Ile was drctled in mournin, and Hartwright appeared in a blue coat and paataloons of the lame colour. STATI LOTTIRY OTTICT, 1(1, CORPIHILL.— The very extraordinary tOccefs that the public • et with, by purchafing their Tickets and Shares the above Office, was of that magnitude in the 1:11:.;rth Lottery, that upwards of!l ac hundred nnl . Fjiy difrent j triSnt, in Chiba and individuals, &Lived (hares of Capital Prize:, from a0,0c,01. zco_.i. The particulars are inferted in tilt Schemes a , large. Tickets and Share tOr the prclent Lot tery, that begini drawing the zd of Anvil, (in which are only z4,c03 enacts) are felling on the l'Avett terms. Aii Shat es fold ai this Office are taritpt, purfuant to A.l of Parliament, and are !gllcLi by the public's moil obedient humble ler vant. WILLIAM NICIfoLSON. The fo:lowing Capital Prizes were either Sold, Shared, or Regiftered, and the Money paid on Demand, at Cal, OFrice, in the preceding SIX LOT I'ERIES. No. 30798 - £2,000 N. 30091 - ZlO,OOO 28198 20,000 6633 - 1,000 22279 20,020 2 94 6 7 20,000 16140 10,000 18542 • SIPCO 31831 2,024 45 8 5 0 6 ' 2, 000 13328 1,000 3 3 477 2,000 41908 - 20,000 17629 5,000 8 • 2,000 3t939 1.000 S POPE to the Public.--'fbe approaching Lottery, whether viewed ia point of folid Advantage, fupericr Arrangement of Scheme, or improved Syftem of Drawing, bath powerful claims to Public attention. In Numbers of rickets it Is reduced from fax= 24,0ri0 only ; contains Ids Blanks than any preceding Lottery; the loweft l'rizto (191) exceed the Price of Tickets. An.' yet in Number a d Magnitude of Capital Prizes it challen ges ev,ry former I.ottery. It draws eight days only.—Begin s with a Prize of 5,->ooL for the Firft-drawn Ticket, (Auguft a,) and prefents a czpit al cv..ry monitor.. Hp try O,OOOE and upped. Such being the judicious cat of Scheme, rational difpofal of Prizes, and loch the important Advantages, the S. Port con c:ves it a duty to (ohmic them to the confideration of his Friends and the Public; and as a Lottery of Twenty•four Thottlanil Ticket+ only admits but little hefitatlon, he takes the lib.rty of recommending an early purchafe. 'lle 'I iclitts and Shares are on fale, in a Variety of Members. at his " tortuaat% Office," Corner of the Royal .Lachange, elute by the Bank of England, having no concern in any Peorincial Lotterl -Ofilee whatever. BIRTHS. On Saturday morn/ , g, it Hertford, tke lady of the Rev. Thomas Lloyd, of a daughter. On '1 udday. 23ti nt, the lady of Edmund Miley, 'fq. M. P. at his hates. at Brampton, of a d..ughter MARRIED. In Belf-Lit. Mr. D. Arm arms. woollen-draper, to Mita War rin, dant‘hter of Mr. H. Warrin, Bookfeller. Lat , :y. Mr Thomas Cookfon, of Leeds, metettait, to Mira 11.1‘Murdo. of I' u I t its. _ _ _ At Glafg4 w, on the 7th inftant, Mr. James Puterfon, merchant. to Mils Jean Muir, daughter of John Muir, Efq. of Pci! Thertuon. DIED. On Saturday Lilt, Mr. John Home, of Merlin's Care, Oaken well. :! d to years. On ete loth instant, at Welt Cowes, in the Ille of Wight, Lady Burrell, wife of the Rev. William Clay. At Grange. county of Dublin, John hyena, Efq. At Limerick, Fred. Mint bin, fon of Alderman J. Minchin. On the rain laßant, at Dover, after a long diners, the fun of J. W. Rotairts, Efq. of Hampton, Middiefes. At Waterford, the Rev. Win. Butler, P.P. of that Union; and Mr. With Maddock. In t.oughrea, Mira. Burke, wife of Redmond Burke, of Drury, noyle, Ffy. Thurfday bit at the Rev. Richard Jones's, at Charlichl, in Clone, lierthire, after an ilincfs cl nearly right years' duration, Mr. PL:ilp Jr les, of UOt, in ? 4 onmoullithirt. In April laft,at his hod& :It P. rt Mallon. Jolt* nes Wathen, Efq: Barriltcr at Law, Judie of Ilse Court of Adinindty. and Prefidrnt of the Patrimony a Minorca Suddinly, while fealio; a letter, jam.a t:hatie, Efq. of Dor ebefter. Oa the 6th snit. aged 27, Mrs. T . Mayfield, wife of Mr. John Mayfi-ld, of the pmtery. Winco:mlee, near HuU. On 4: nth inqint, a. , er a loug and pain ul illnefo, aged 4s, Mils Johnnie. drudhteror the late Mr. job^ll.o. of nab. At Greatham, near Stockton, at an advanced age, Jofcph Y.:all, Eft. of Cie fornagr place, father of Mr. Anthony Yana, of l it. S..orday fenrifht, after • Sort the gee. Charles Vincent of Nttv,notr. At WoJdfout-field. Whatnot, Mr. Malen'ao Monteath fun of the Lk Rev. John hloottach, Ikitnifttr of the parifh loultouu and Lately, of A paralytic ftroke, at the houfc of the Rev. Dr. Yate, at 1) orvuou Park. near Ncwe•ir, Rwycrt Gorges Dobyns Vac, LAI of St. John's College, Cimbri,ige; in the asit year of his age. At Enfield, an Friday laft,lohn Lafoat, P.fq fen. of Leman ttrect. Pik; H WA I'ER Al' i UNDOPI BR IDt.; P. 70-MORROW Morhg 47 111::wc , vter 9 Afternoon 11 Zi•tti: , &ter 10 1- I:NI eti.lelfitinal Men tit edticotion and rt• fpcnibility deviate front the general !yawn by their ledtioti of a peculiar Branch. the !audio° of lung •catul•id luctefs i.. the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradtiec to the ezdulive treat• meat of THRAR DISORDERS, and the fuecefsfulicfult my plan zivei me additional ardour to olipnie as far as I am able the ravages of aloft complaints which are the waft import ant in tht eand l igue of human infinnities. . . After into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a aria at an early period of Practice to relcue indlvidu al< tiVitn the ignorance o f uneducated Mcn, or the evally dan gerous precipitancy of reit:nil PraCtitioners. DiSURDERS, to the cureof which I have de. v,ecd my attention, comprise every fpecics of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether at a recent or long dander. --silly. AU kin& of DE.BILITY, whither arifing from the habits of Seboolla;•s or the indulgence of mature age, and Lathy that do rangsmecit of the khan in Women which is called BARREN NESS or SMRLL,ITY. Numanus din...4es are the refult of ignorance or haftedn tin treatment of (=plc Gonorrhea, and it not =frequently hap• pees that the feeds of Lit. an: polforicd by the indifcretion of as unguarded hour. Ay a fuperivr method fuch convlaletta are calily curd, and stet where others hare failed, I troll that I may prefumi. to °Mira radical re-cflablithment Few,huwerer, arc the cafes of complicated diltrefs In tha sliMrder compariA vri.l, the calamitous htuatlona of Men,who front nadir/in:nee in a SOLITARY VICE. or the prevalent Oaie its of a tafbionable Life, acquire that date of Debility which is the unavoidable confecprence of fuels pernicious habits. Where the unhappy Caterer broods melds mifery, but care fully conceals his ndefortuns it may be forte confolation for him to know, that althoughit be an obigt of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praffiltioners, the runowd of eicfe DEP! CI EN C I ES by the gradual progrefe of Renovation is the acquire. met of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venue have begun to reluce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countcradtirm of this languid Rate, and in diode cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years enlace!, a proper Pe:- fern - ince is indifpatlitily regulate to revive the flumbring fparks of ilk, and to re-ar inute the Conititution. MARRf ED WOMEN, who have long been dirappointed In their exFeklations of a Family, may be adlintel, that in atoll int...sues fuels defedis are doable by Mtclical Skill. The SECRECY which h fo effeutial to my undertaking, and the Q34alifiratlons wWch I but returned to ftatc, form the Rails of my Yretentions, and in coincidence with full' ibis intl. :nukes is Oven, that Mr may beennfultedperosiall) (er by 'ettrrs iack, og &final) note) at hill blade. NO. 29, - del-ft:net, krand, mar Tunisia-Bar. There is cn additional entrance in Water-ltreet adjoins' g anttbe name bon both the door:. Td. B. Mashes el ski Royal College at Vorscosi& SALES BY AUCTION. NAVIGABLE CANAL 1 'P. OPER V?, MdNnil sm.r., 13y Mr. scorr, nn Friday, July 1. At •I'Vlcitc o'clock, at Garravrty's, Each:dig, -alky, Lomion. SHAREti in the lo;lowirpt Nitvigationc, viz. The Chcfttrrli•drl Canal, rive ?rhar:s in this Navi;atin, tlm erobis arc per Ccnt. per Avouor. The Grand Jun l'addlugtun lianal Or i;its.,l Shan s, Mali I.uan, h..4ring 3 per tir.s eery important Alfo Shari • in the Peak Forefl, Allitnn, and Oldham, Ken net and AVOII. and in the 11:ilinnitoke Navig Particulars at Guiraw.,v's; and of Mr. ricuy Ludgate-hill. London, abn is crntm /tour:Li to difpobr of Part o ; the ; dr o ve, Wand Slimes in various Navi‘ations, ut.i !:dates, by Private tilisSEX, SOl l l LI lltsSo V nit . u'd SON. At the Star Inn. in Lewes, in .he Couoty Sulfett, tet Satur day the abth day of June t h e hour of hour oFiva in the Aftenionn. ACAPITAL. Meditage, called MAY's. fituate in the Para of &Int: dui., in the county of Sorel, wi•h divers inclofed I.ands tht.reto adjoining and belonging. con taining in the whole, by Atimeafurement, 196 Acres, 3 Roots, and 9 Perehtv, now in the occupation of fviefire. Goma ge. at the Tear!, Rent of 2401. under a Leak, of which Five Year will he unexpired at nth:lama nest. The whole Chase is Freehold, except about Eight Acres which are Copyhold, with in the Manor of Ripe. The H.na:e Rands on an rutin:tate near the South Downs, and near the New '1 urupike Road leading from Lewes to Ealthournc, ard the Land li..s together. The Ellate may be viewed on Application to Nietfr;. °offline, the Tenants; awl further Particulars may be bad . of Mr. Richard Turner, Attorney, at Lewes. MANORS AND ESTATE, NEAR AA'OOBUR2I, With PoffeMon of the greater part at Miciia.ima+ nest. By Mr. RA NE. ; t :he ltei•dmow Coffee-hitufe, in Cornhi:ll, London, To-morrow, at Twel: z o'clock, in Seven Lots A TRULY compactF ItEE 'OLD ESTATE. cal ably tif the greateß improvement: in part bounded on the Fall tick by the Tumpite-road between Woo• burn and Newport-I'.4nel, (diltant only Two Mil:, from the former, Siz from the latter, Forty-four front London, and Four from the Jamtion Saluted in the Perithrs of Waverdon and LuVe, Brickhill, in the C.unty of IluckinAham , and /tilde! Guife, in Bcdfordlhire, and von:tins, in the whole, upwards of Four Hundred aid Seventy Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Wood Latrl; together with a.; Manors of lA'AVENUON and PASLOWES. This Eftate is very eligible to any Gentleman in want of a fituation fer a Refldene.i, as a part of the Grounds is greztly elevated, extremely dry. arsd ern-Assented with Firs and other thrifty ?weft and Timber Trees (with Rides made through the fetreral Mccds), commanding eater live and rieZt Views o: the adjacent Country, :he Grounds of Wnobu.-n Abbey, &c. &c . Mr. Cowley, at Broughton, mar Newpon, will give any further information, and of whom, on the tit of June, printed Particulars muv be ha,* ; alfo of inhn Entmerton, on the Pre. miles, oppoSte the Church, at Vi'avamdon; of Mr. liiggins, at Hogllye End; of the Printer of the Northampton Paper, of Charles Ware, Rig. No. t ilulborn-eourt, Way's hitt ;at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Itaiise, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-Brett, P.loomilanry, London, where a Plan may be leen. BRAY NEAR MAIDENHEAD. With Polrefficia at Mich)ehuu twat. By Mr. RAIN F, To-morrow, at thrßainhow CofLe-lloure, in Cornbill, London, at Twelve o'clock ; in four Lots. THE Great Tythes of nearly the whole Pa:i.h of Bray.between Windfor and Maidenhead, &riling trim a very valuable track of Corn Land in the tiff Cultivatio n, principally in an open field ftat, with every prorpedt of fo continuing, interfeOted in every direction by fine Roads, c:ore to the above two capita! Market Towns, and on ths Banks of the River Thames. The above I•roperty is Three out of Four 'NeiGuns of Tith. int in the Paris of Bray, held by Lost. nada. the liitL&•y of Oxford, fur Three good l.i►es, now aged 35, 37, and fmall o rtierved Itemts rc newab!e, together extending over Five Thoufand and Sixty Acres of Land. • Alfo a Piece of Freehold Ground, on which fiends a large and gcocrßarn, conveniently Bunted for colledinv the Tithes, which are at tits time taken in Kind. Mr. Zacharish Ltoult (relLlent at Werkield,) the prefent Tornat ra Loire, which etpires at Michaelmas neat, will give any fnrtiscr• Information, and of wham printed Particular., may he haj; ado of the Printers of the Reuling. Oxford. and Cam bridge Papers; CaMt. Inn, Wiudfor ; King's Arms, Mni.len head Bridge; Alexander Murray, EN. Symond's Inn, Chine,' lane ; Rainadl►, Cornhill ; and of Mr. Lane, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-ft, et, Blininfoury, where. and at Mc. Murray's, a Plan of the Tithing may Ins feel. By PHILIP ISAACSON—On the Premites, on Monday June 28, 1802, and Five following Duva, ALL the neat and ekgant Fdrnitute, Plate, Glafs, China, Linen, stock of Wines and Liquck; Brewing Utenfils, Poit Horfes, Chaifes, Harnefs, and other Effeds, of Mr. William Mountney, at the Crown inn, in Huntingdon, (who quitstleat fintation.) . ' The Sale will begin each Morning precifcly at Teo eskrlt i , and will be concluded in the following order: The Fiat. Second, and Third Days Sale will Fortfift ai part Of the Houlhuld Furniture, Kitchen Reviailltetjasi Parthan Ware viz. f. ur•Foft and other Bediteads, with Chintz, Daniel, fine Barre. Morine, and other Furieureak capital line featolted (leek Father-beds, Mattralt.s, Blankets, and Counterpanes; Pier and Drelling Glares ; Mahogany Dining, Card; and other Tables; excellent Mahogaty Chairs; a large Sofa covered with Ctimfoti Morine ; a feledlon of Kitchen Furniture,. *Melt comprifes every article requilitifor a large Inn, and a comp:eat affortment of Earthen Ware. The Fourth Day's Sale (Thurfday) w3l comprehend all.the valuable Plate, Clafs, China, and Linen, in wh!ch . are Owl , tained Twenty-fix Lot, of Plate, in Articles all Modern :awe Wefts!: a very elegant Two `start Sliver Tankard, T*o Qarf' ditto, Two Pint Cups, a beautiful Silver Coffee-pot, SaVer Talile, Tea, and Marrow Spoons, • and a great number of other Articles, all perfedtly preferred. A millet the China are a let of very handfome blue and white Table China, confifting of one hundred and fifty-three ,pieces,, a moil elegant fa of white gilt-edged Tea China complqt, a fet of bin.: gilt-edged 'Yea China, &c. &e. The Linen cos tiits of tine Dania*, Diaper,-and other Table Cloths ; fine Holland. ltuflia ' anti other Sheets and Pillow Cafes; beautiful Dania& and other Napkins ; and an affort men' of other Articles too large to be entimer4ted: hi the Fifth Day's Sale (Friday) will be included all the Stock of Wines and Liquors, Brewing Utenfils, Polt Horf,.., Chaifas, Hamel's, Polt Coach, and the Extum in the Houk. The Brewing Utenlils confitt of a iicw iron-bound Mailt.Teh and Underback,compleat Coolers and Pranies, Working Tubs, and every other requifite. The Cellars comprife a Stock of fine flavoured Wines and 'Liquors, which will be divided into (Mall Lots. The Poft Stock confifts of Four Pair of excellent Poft Horfcs in fine working condition, l'hree very hanofanie Port Chaifes complcat, with Plate Glafi, Lamps. &.e. a very hand roma Town-built Coach in perfed repair, a great many com• plaat fete of Harnefs, and a varsity of other Articles. The Fixtures comprife a very capital Brewing Copper, which holds Two Hogihrads, an execilert Bitched Rat,ge with wird up Cheeks, a Smoak Jack, Smaller Coppers, Iron Oven, Bath Stoves, he. Ste. In the Sixth Day's Sale (Saturday) will be fold the remain ing tart of th e itoufhold Furniture, in which will be partitn• lady included a Beditead with a fuite of very ekgant white Furniture, fringed, &c. in the molt rupee) manner, with an admirable fine Geefe Bed.very large Blankets, beautinn Coun terpane, &c. &c. and alto numerous other Beda eotnpleat, and a large and kW) uieful Articles. Ou account of the great number of Lots in each Day's Sale, the Itudionett ramcftly folicits the early Attendance of the Company. To be icwrd on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be had at the Angel Inn, Peterborough ; Bdl, Stilton ; White Han, Thraptton ; Swan, Bedford ; Crofs Key‘St New's; kofe and Crown, Wi(hecb ; Crown, St. lye's; Lamb, Ely; Write Hart. Newmarket; Black Boil Inn, Bigwig gato-ltreee, Lor.don ; Place of Sale; and of Baaefun, • Llpbelder and Appsaikt. in Cambridge. SALES BY AUCTIOY, No. XS, SOUTH SIVE OF CRI AT (iiIORGE.s . :„::: WEST:VIIN:iTI It. TO BE SOLD bY P. IV i -TF C(iNTF..I: by Mr. CHRIST:I.:, ASINGULARLY ELEGAN'I s lump HoUSE, with two Catch hwirc.4. tv.lry e,. r ftzliStable,Sce. fi-atih/ littiete S.str.l , rag i:•. ; .t ._,corgedtfeet, with View, Crum kot; it 1 , . :•!. T. O Pa-k And 11.0.11 at hi II! :1i 14 . .rIX eireulatinn of Air rendering the Prea:l'.' he :tni !Lc. The Premifes have, on the 1'0.1 , .,.? leer, l`r.dring-rooni, and elegant , I fail, battling l/oori, paved witt, W.; 2 , free at thre: ipacioio..lpart , ll , . i ts , the two 1., •., together oecafionally by ! , .1, 1 117, Storrs, the Windows r 1 front Room ope•-ing down to ti:e Floor into baleotiex (pacious Bed-chambers, and Patcrd. cond Moor; II:4 excellent I:ol.ehar•b?r....e. . p,.lStaireafc eafy abent, and back ca,c; bafi.-no nt HOW": IOCIPT . S•No111, Store.; .11.:!1, ;LW .:• 1.-nt Wi Servant.'-hall, detached Ki•chen, • hotife, and Laundry, capital arched Valk lur Piles of Wit te 'I he Prentifes have been reeen•ly put into rise now tuvaut and culipkte repair, fit for the i tttt nediate reception in a larg e Family. 'The locality of the Premifcs to both Hou:es of Pllt. liament. Si. James:-Park, %retina/liter-bridge, arai one Shilling fare of Court, Places of Amurement, ;Ste renders the Premiles particularly eligible. To be viewed witUTicketu s and further Particulars known in Pall-Mall. HAN': S. TO BE SOLD LY AI. UJI lON-By Mr. WELLER. . . - Erid.ty the 25th of June, tBoa, hytween the Hoenig flee and Sit in the Afterno, n, at the Bugle Inn. 'Fitch:Ad, AVALUA_P.LF COPYHOLD ESTATE or IN, IEitITANCE, compriftng a Farris Hnufe, Oortrsc a and Out-building. ; with Thicty-two Acres of Arabi; ea d w, an d C o ppice '.any, with an eatenfwe COMM= Rig*, innate at Swaw;ck, in the Parifh oil itchfiti.d. in Oa occupation of Mr. Henry Loon. whole Tenn expires cg Mich trlrnas nett. Pri•ite.l Parricts;arq will be timely prepared. and may be bal at cle sc'j .c , mt 7.larktt Towns ; and of Mr. Weller, at iia Cenral - 1 7.ncY Office. Clikllciter. MISSFX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.-By MR. WELLER, On nattrday the 26th of Jane, between the hours of fix aad feven in the Evening, at the Golden fleece, Chic-better, Lot I. A TRULY deferable FREEHOLD ES. - 1 - TATE, eomprifing a Farm Hoeft, Carden ,On . chard, Parns, Stables, Calf Pens, Poultry lioufc, Gate Roams and Fiat together with One Hundred and feven Acres o, excellent Arable and Meadow Land, in the higheß at cultivation, and altnOlt within a Ring Fence, fictive at Bohm, .vithin One Mlle aad a Half of Chichetter t htt elms Property of Mr. jusero i.eccor.r, ticceafed. lroosediate Mama will be given. This it an eligible fpot to hultdoo, the te4ant of the Country bt.ing varied by a plc:sling View of the Harbour / and itch Prnfpects over a fertile Inland Country, furmatitled by MIAs and good Markets. Lot a. FIVE COW LEASES, in Holism Marik. Lot 3. .4 COPYHOI.I) E , iTATE OF INHERITANC4 lying in rdree Pieces, in the Common richt, caliodThe lai ltoitnct, in the Peals of futitington. Aid on Monday the aStb, on the Nemlies, 'PHE valuable LIVE and DEAD STOCK S the above Farm, confiltrng of Six Nlikh Cows, sk Hark. and One Cart Colt, Wags .Is, Carts, and ill other IMplernen's of liufbandry ; together with the valuable roaring Crtip l Cort3.—Printel Particulars May he bad in - due tinte,at the adja cent Market Towns. the Chapter Cofee•houfe, London ; and of Mr. Wect.ca, at his Ocneral Agency Chkbeflier. • I TO THE LXDIES. FOR 'eery partict:l.t: Reafint;t, the Prnprietnt 4 the BLOOM of NINON de L'ENCLOS has rerouved tlei Sale of that elcgint Cf.mptifition from Mr. Day's, No. 7, Tais stock-ftreet, Covent garden, to Mr.Vickery's No. 6.neat *aro where they may elfp.mi unlit 4...ing it getulue. it is a well knossm fan, that . the 1.44 from whom this mirAw.c rives ils traltt, Wes cetebrired (or thc de hcacy of tier complexion to tit eject period of her elitence, prcfcrtration oi which was entirely owing to the mlitant ufe et. this excetient preparation. its wonderful rifeeik w rym.,sni F le% MmTherrs, Worms. and Invert :dthe:s of oyin. c•ttini th.: .4tellt!)!; of every I. e sly.lu.l give t a fuaer;or,:y tibpt every thin- vended for fintilie purpotes. It is rurtieukoiy ter . commended for the Hands owl Arms, smedericy them erne beautiful and natural white, &, r• if t applied to the f5qq.3041411. ately after Sea-bathing, it. prevents that brown route /went +a: , : riZenerally cumplained of fritin the cRc la'iirtllf ire t>`: Sold by order of the Proelrftlttice Mr Goldin:-'s; Pt4toriiil to her Arajeftr, Cornhill f Mr. Vickery, zpi 6,xoifte-wilmk Covent—aNn ; Mr. Overton. Perfumer, No. ctiiisTri. Bash{ Reuel; sled Mr—Wright, W.adieti Palf4e, Bath ; p4r.e . is ti 'aitqh . •• • VriOMAtt.tAY/MR oft ,! . No: q; NEW .;. :f FEEL, it a ditty itleutabeiit apm me, totim.:** y.ka alp= very ey.:near? citracedsNy Cars 1,1. 4 411 , 1041 frottgiyaor invaluab:c p.3.-rns About rwo years ago w.s. a:tacked with aV s. xar D roc, *blab i treated rather dk.,fitly 'Mr Woe 'tin* kut tics Difeafe atrkrigth fpr:adi altoyzr nay Stitlys , k 01 ' 11.1 • 1 an2ly to ihz ctior: tnii:lz..c a she Facul4, bartkir alaga;aF; adaded only temp ;raw rc.13:4 77 ,1 wcj through ariotti of gilivatiun, ana fr , :o L ins raiherAifir corpulent Hal* era redlleed to a nitre SkA•itetti;:: The :Oilers dtat f t ucul all ove mylimbs, rendered ine.siaamOktanOijeat., fa that my trines 11 4fird 4.llatt, eynorery. , lard:Aosta to this Uniltica, I con ered death as in,witalite, but a relation of mine coiriacm ing upon the manyCafes in which yOuf Pink had fliteaded.t •was induced to rira box of them, which f tdoeght wiztkr re lies/edam, and by perfeverance fur ttimor three months, r• 4 •1 following your Dirtelions, 1 experienced:the ttioft t,r.eceduOur. ble Reluation from Pain, the Surestradeally fubiUlingt I :As. now, thank GOO, pl.Tfcalv reiovered, 'and %%Akin?, out lai:r; laloubt not but one more ims, which I think caution: rotate. bvill citablith my health in its original !Loc. 1! is withair met heartfelt gratitude shit I fubferibe tnyfett; fir, Suter eta humble fervent, :Wm; _ neanfgate, Manchefter, July t, Mr. P. S. For the 7ul:l:ie bene fi t Ido not oiled to the stoic 'a ing pub/jibed, but lave you to set at your own Setter molt Witte. _ _ Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tiros. TAT :oa t Member of the Royal College of Slrg,cons; Llndo!., a: Honfe, No. 9, NeVe-Bridge-Rreet: Where, if i ta a cce.o...ut refiderice of more than flit Ey-ft years, in a /tract ce partice!.: - Iy direded to the Cure of Venereal Coniciailits,,with !Eat fecreey which 1110) of Li. Prokicaun should ‘.4] • . he flatters hinifeF, the advice and afiiilatke i e :rt •',-• -• ministers to perfons taking a difeenting Publie, as au advantage feldont rube . void of ambiguity. Alf Sold, by his Appointment, for the conven;ei:e living at a . diftance, at the Perfumery. No. .; c. Area, the TOy•ih(y, R 3.103, Dilborough's,' No, 7, rich-dteet-hill ; Mr. '.4..ert, No. t, Union-Rola, little Tower till! : M.-. WA: fcr% • . bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calweirs. ; Mr. Fi'•• •• Liverpool- Arkinfon'., Nianchefti.r ; !$v ov.: V-- in every cOnliderable Town in Great-lseitiin and .a..; goxia of ow. ? 2s. ,valid up with full. gnu pla'n tions, whereby P.Trous or eithur S e e may Cure themielva fixed. 6cerecy, and ;,:e.fety. N. li. Every Box fold in Creat-Rritain is fealed t a . v a Stamp, on which, by 1-vour of the Como , neta.ri t• •- 'at the Starr p-Office.—'l'. .I*aylor, No. 9, 14,4, IZ ly e hr.• ••••• co imitate which is felor.y, and all others are counter - L? - • ~w ~- _JON Prirted for the Propmror% by JOHN 1).+1?*: I • (ot Carnahratect )ai the STAY PIIINTIUCheiY f C C. • Carty-Itroet ; and pubtithed t y LSVEL, K' ( I• terbury-place, Lambe-00, at No r, Carey4treet. an I I ST A -011 Pet. Tarlpk , ear ; to which Odice all COr • sta. I $Olll for doe Evrroa aro roquelbod W bc addreStd. I