Star. — London, England, 1815-04-27 00:00:00

BAILEY V. WARDEN. This was a bill of exception to the judgment of the Court of Common Pleas. .The plaintiff, a Serjeant in the Bedford Local Militia, had bronglit an action of trespass against the defendant, Adjutant of the same regiment, for false imprisonment, and the Jury had found a verdict for the plaintiff, damages to the amount of £134. 15s, 10d. The case stated, that Colonel S. Whitbread, the Commander of the Bed- I Id Local Militia, had given a verbal order that cer tain Serieants of his regiment should attend a regi. mental school, for the purpose of receiving instruc tions ir. the rudiments of education, that the plaintiff refused to obey the order, and said to one of his brother min-commissioned officers—" d—n your eyes, don't give up—don't yield—don't go to school, I will do my duty as a soldier, but I will not be made a boy of I I will not be tried by a regimental Court- Martial, that will not do forme. I will have a Gene tal Court Martial." This disobedience of orders was I reported to the defendant, who ordered the plaintiff into custody, and lie was afterwards brought before the Colonel, who remanded him to the county gaol, where be tea wined in custody until he was brought' before a Court Martial, who, upon a full investigation of tl:e facts, found the plaintiff not guilty, upon the Charges brought against him. He then brought his action against the defendant for false imprisonment, and damages of the above mentioned amount were given into by the Jury ; the Learnediudge charging the Jury to Sa y whether the plaintiff had been guilty of mutinous conduct ? This, together with other points of the Learned Judge's direction, was excepted to by the deifend.oit's Counsel ; and the case now came be fore this Court for consWeration. Mr. Serjeant BLosserr, on the behalf of the defer. dant, contended that the imprisonment was sot gal, and cited numerous caws to that effcct..—Judg titcnt deterred. Bow-silk:a:v.—Tuesday P. Robert Milward, hunts man to Colonel Thornton, obtained at the Office a warrant against Colonel Thornton, - Sir Hem y She. rid n, Bart and John Titeut de Terenar, charging them with a violent assault. It appeared that Colo. • ncl 'Thornton went to France about lour months `inner, leaving R. Islilward on his estate near Bath, as . tuition - an. The Colonel returned to England about a month since, and has been living at Pagliano's during that time. Yesterday sennight Ro. bent Nliiwaid arrived in .London, and since that time lie has been lei): atedly with the Colette' for the pay. mi nt nt his wages, &c. amounting to £B7, the Colo.l nel disputed the amount, and said he should refer it to a islr. Brace ; however, at. the interview which he, had with the C lonel on Monday evening, he told him he had no money to pay for .his food or. veers.' sal y expeeses, and theretore he must have some mon ey ; aki d t he colonel refesing.to glee him ai.y , and the huntsman refusing to leave the room ex-ypt be had some, force was used. .50 .get him nut, and it Ling held by. the Magi:trete that thisinunsman was a trespasser after being ordered out, the warrant was dircharged. [ll maws , sem Housk.—Yetterday J. Carlisle, abutcher, its Whitechapel, was charged with assaulting Eliza beth Clarke, on Tuesday- night. The prosecutrix was passing by tlie+ stall of die prisoner, when be dragged her aside, threw her drown, and proceeded to acts of the mostshaineful violence. He then kneeled upon her breast, struck her several violent blows, and Living. lest her in site's a state, asto be unable to call fo r Ass.stance,- escaped. Be was secured, however, soon afterwards. He we; fully oommitted.--"freelia Jeri, was committed for trial, upon 4 charge of having forged and presented a will at Mints' Com mons, to which she administered, purporting to be the will of the late lames Cfmpbell,ol the Java East ladianian. Oat Readers have often heard -of the murder of C.lpta'n WhIGHT j but petit:rya some of them have yet to learn that a rest ard of £lOOO has been offered, by public advertisement to apprehend the murderer, rapid bring him to trial, according to the laws of Eng. .d. flow comes it that we hear no more of Prince PLA• g' FE'S pry charger working in a dong•aut I We i suspect that Mr. WittransitD, on enquiry, found he lsrd been misinformed. The hone. alluded to is ac t u Ally one of the favourites in the Micas Recienv'e . stud, nor is he ever subjected to any labour, but the necessary exercise so keep bimln healtb. • On the 14th inst. a melancholy accident happened a' the salute-battery, in the Phoenix Pali. Dentin.— Whilst proving small arms, at the fourth floor of arms that was laid down, in order to prove the barrels; which are double charged, and the ball drove borne with a large heavy ramrod, a spark fell on the train, and they exploded. Some of the breechens were driven into a large .oak beam as far as the barrel; two men were so dreadfully wounded, that they sur vived only a few hours ; another man's thumb Was torn off, and some others alsb injured. I. s r' $. ,$ I • J . 11 1 JI J; .1; e 1 0' 11. ,LAZY Ml 2 I• L IGENC COURT OF CHANCFRY. The Lone CHANCELLOR derided, on SatordnY, ngninst the Iktition of the H on Newton Fellows, for a Commit:ion of Lunacy against his brother, the E ul of Portsmouth. COURT OF KOKO BENCH, APRIL to. the TIIR KING V. .101 IN CR OKKR. The prisoner, in this cue, wis brourht up . OR motion of Mr. GURNILY, by laßbeaS Corpus, from Dover Castle, to he admitted to bail. The prisoner had been committed on a charge of embezzling monies to the amount of ,e3OOO, the property of his employers, Messrs. Sackett and Co. hankers, at Mar, gate, in whose service he had been employed as clerk:, The Learned Counsel submitted as the grounds of his being a clin;tted to bail :—lst. That the commit tr.L.nt did nut charge it to be a felonious embezzling ; and `ldly. That the evidence adduced before the Ma gist, ate did not warrant the commitment, The Court, however, ruled, that it was not neces sary to insert the word felonioutly, because the Court might amend that defect when the prisoner was blought up ; and upon bearing the depositions, they were clearly of opinin, that there was sufficient to justify the commitment. The prisoner was accordingly remanded. It will be recollected that this delinquent was pur sued to Calais, and delivered up by the trench Go vernment. On the 1 2 33 111 ;Pinto et 14 house in Tfipper Norton street, Wil liam l'ort‘T Esq. one of hi. Malevy's Comtni.sicneis of Excise for Scotland' SALES BY Alien LOWER GROSVENOR-STREET. CAPITAL. FAMILY MANSION, W OFFICES, COACH HOUSE, sTAitus, • By 14e. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. its.-Cn the Nor+ Side of Lower Grnwe tmr•otnet, Groavenor.:simire. on. Tu AY •Ma 9, at Owe. AVery Eligible LEASEHOLD ES.I'ATE; eompri.ing a Spacious FAMILY F.SIDENCI:4 leely altered and improved at a very considerable expence, in excel lent order, and fit for the immediate reception of a Gentle nianN Fatally, lite in the occupation of a Nobleman, 'deceased ; enniains on the Ground Storey,anEntrence.hall,Breakfot-rooai, Library, UretAing-room, and capital Eating-count, handsomely finished. W avr Closet, &c.; a roomy light stone Stair-case, lead. int to a nott'e Drawing-room, communicating with two others elegantly h•tel up, roomy airy Bedchambers on the Secomi ~.rev, wilt Dre++ln-rooms, &c. and excellent Chamber, in rite Attic Storey; the Itawittent contains Housekeeper's - r ount, But let's diem, Se: vants'-hall, detached Kitchen, Scullery, li:owlet, l.arder, and roomy Vaults fur Wine, Beer, and COati ; excellent Stable for live litres, harress•ruunt, double coach-house, and two stories of Lght airy Chamber+ and Loft over. 'lle Treatises are held for a I mg term, at a rent per annum. May he view dby Twice's. Particiihrs on the Premises ;of Mr. Bywater, Upholder, Lower Grosvenor-street; at Garra way's ; and of Mr. Robin., WArwiek-itrert, Golden-square, where Tickets tor viewjng may be ..-------:--- GRAF I ON-STREET. BONLittte(REEF. Capital, Sp.tcioui, and Substaatial Brick built RESIDENCE, with Oaf 2ES, COACH-HOUSE, S FABLE, &c. wtth int mediate P05....411°n. 'lO BE Pk.REMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premise., No. 6, Grafton-strict, Bond-street, on '1 utt Itt. DAY. the 11th of vlay, Ira 3, at One of Clock, . AVERY I)c..irablc LEASEHOLD ESTATL, renewable for ever at a Fine certain, comprising a Capital and S::bitatilial well-built FAMILY MANAON, adapted fur the accommodation of a Nobleman, or Fatuity ut Distinction. The PROPERTY of a GEN 11.1.111 AN. The Apartments are spac:ous, lofty, well arranged, and hand somely fitted up ; contain 11;:, yn the Upper S otey, live good Sleeping-rooms; on the Sec:itt.: Storey, three excel tent BA. chanibsrs papered, a Water-chstet, and liousentai - l's-closct; on tile First Fluor, in front, are two curl al LkAwitig-ruont., commutticatill by folding-doors, about 53 feet it. length, aid about 17 feet high, e:egantly fitted up,a spacious Landing, An'i. town, leading to a liable lAnrary, about 33 feet by g 2 feet, in an unique and elegant style of architecture, forming a very h tritl• some and elegant suite of I.lu:run...nu for the a-setithlaAe of a numerous company ; Ground Flour, Entrance-hall, Vestibule or Inner-ball, Gentleman'. Alorniti;;-roorn, exc.:nem Ditiing.par lour, about g 4 feet 6 by 19 feet 6, and Cltret, a Bed-chamber, Dressing-room, and %Vat- r-closer, a noble principal Stone Stair case, with serinoit•irun Balaton: and mahogany I landrail ; in the Lower Stork., I lousekeeper's-rtirmt, h. rvaiii.'-liall, Butler's- Pantry, Kitchen, Scullery, Larders, 111 c and Beer Cellars, a secondary stone Stair c:ist• ; detat 11,d * --an e:glit •lia all Stable, Standing for three Carriages, I.oft and ItUlllnk LAM, Wa4-house,. Laundry ,&t. - To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may he had on the Prenii-,e; of Messrs. &Mem and Alban, bulicitors,l-iticoln's Inn; M.a s ra, Crowder, Lek, and Guest, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry ; Mr. •I'cesdale, Stiiicitor, 'I Itreadneedie.st rest ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gohlett:sqlsare, of whom Twkets .wing may be bad. RICKMERSWORTII, HER 11. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE:, with OFFICE •l, GAR DEN PLF.AiLIRE. GROUNDS, FISH PONDS, and LAND, "cROU V s nu:Am, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cof.e House, Vbang..Alley, Cortibill, on Tilessonv, May 25, 1815, at Twelve o'Cuck, AVERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Lan !-Tax redeemed, compr sing a 'parlous FAMILY MANSION, situate mesh* Moor Park, at iticktuersworth, in the County of Hats, adapted for the accommolation of a Gen Clematis 1 .Im.ly, with Maces of all &set lotions, capital Gardens; walled roam% stocked, croppe t, and planted with dm cr Fruit.irees, Omni-house, delightful Pleasure Ground. by the side or a fine Trout Stream, ornamented wilt fine full grown shady Forest Trees aad lea.:iu t ; to a Pleasure House, elevated be the River hish Ponds well stored, sundry Inclosurea ul fi:h Water Meadow, Pasture, and Ata'le Land, all lying corn. pa :t, Farm Yard and Buildings.. The wide stre....rds of Thirty . A.:res, forming a most delightful ite.ieleoce for a Ot nth-man'. Fans ly, a blunt distance from itiekinansw oral, ee aisles iroin Watford, and .ighteen from London. iiounsis ate kept in the neijhbourhsod. May be viewed by applying on tile. Premises, where Paricu lane may be had; at the wan Rickmansworth ; White Horse, Uxbridge; Essex Arms, W at ford; Sun, Hemel Hempstead; King's Arms, lierklumpistead ; White Hart, St. Albans, ace. Felgeware; Aberrorn Arms, Stainnore; of Messrs. Aubrey and Curtis, Tookes•court, Chancerplane ; at (;areaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.sirect, Gulden-square. WANDSWORITI, SURREY. CAPITAL rAmit.Y REsweNcr., Foelosed Ly a Spacious Fore Court, excellent Offices, Cuach House, Stables &c. productive Garden, Lawn, Pleasure Ground, and alloutTen Acres of Land. Within Four Miles and a Half of DGL. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Chant-alley, CornlW, ou Tut, a s nay, May u 5, MIS, at 12 o'Clock, ADESIRABLE and Valuable FitEEHOLD I and COPY HOLD ES LATE; compriwlng a Capital and Sub•tautial bru.k-built FAMILY RESIDENCE, wiled MANOR HOUSE. Situate at Watenswoeru,lnthe County of Surrey, within four' miles and a half of Westminster linsige, inclosed mem the Read by a spacious Yore Court, Cal riage Drive, and Shrill:Naito, cam- In:Ludo% lustitiant and very extensive Views, etilirened by the tkenery of the Rime Thames, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Fanity, and highly advanthgeous tor the residence of a Gentleman, in :he Public Wilms at the West End of Ebe l Town, or in the City, from the easy access to either. The Home consists of numerous excellent Sleeping-ronnos, with Datonsing-rooms and Closets, two elegant Drawing-rooms, comsmonienting by Folding-doors, handsomely fitted, and about 45 feat long ; au excellent Breakfast Paelour, noble Entrance Hall, and Stair-case, capital (sating-room, Library, Store room, Gentleman's Room, &c. etc. with excellent and suitable Oth&s, well supplied with Pater. The Out ()Fives contain a Your-stall Stable, Hammy-room, two CeachAndses, with Loft aud -Rooms over, laundry, a brick-built Darn, Sm. A beautiful lawn at the back of the House, and Pkamre Ground tastefully disposed, to:lamented with thriving f•itrubs, Evergreens, and dry (bevel Walks, Green-hone, Orchard, a capital Kitchen Garden, fully stocked and cropped, partly welted Ind clothed with Fruit-trees, Melon Ground, and .containutg in the whole about Ten Acres. To lo.t viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at Messrs. Dooley, Moore, and Lake, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strect o (Alden sesuart ; of whom Ticketiette viewinf, may beload. • • SALES AUCrrION. BANKS OF THE TRANIES. NEAR FULHAM. COTEAGE ORNEE, seated on a dslighttul Terrace, in a Pad. duck, Within tetie miles of I lyde•Pialt.corner. By 71r. ROBINA, At Garraway's„ On I.IIIURSDAY, May 25, at twelve, ADesirable LEASEHOLD l' ES ATE, held for a term a neatly Sissy Years, at a Ines rent, comprising a beautiful COTTAGE ORNEE, erected in the rustic .t wilt a thatched roof, colonad.• in front, awl trellis work at edc.. end, delightfully seated on the banks of the river Thaws.% in a Fallatit, of nearly six acres, slovitig to thn River, commanding pleasing views in various directions, plea4n re f, to lad out with gravel walks, and planted with thriving Lettuce's, shrubs, and ornamented by fine grown timber. The Property ot a NO tiLEMA N. Situate in the parish of Fulham, within four wiles of M 41e Park Corner. The Cottage contain, an ham/Pre hill, lics1:: 1 11le, Breakfast Parlour, elegant Drawing. room, ?sot oon: a:1,11 oto g Parlour, all Corresponde ntl y fitted up, and Fi '-r cnch wiialowa the flour, opening under a thatched %hands to the Lawn, .a Li brary awl Dressing-room ;on the firs; floor, cot B:d Chambers and two Dressing-tooms, a Water Closet, and seven Ronnts i overt in the basement are suitable O ffi ces, detached KitLiat, Scullery, &c. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be .10 , 1 on the Premises; at the Red -Mon, Putney; Cofite•house, r smith; of Messrs. lianrott and Metcalf. :solicitors, 'Aztec sn's Inn; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, V. arwick-strtet, 001- den-siptare. - • HER EFORDsHIP. E. CAPITAT. FREEHOLD IiSTA l'Es, near KS NGTON, PIUS FEIGN, the MANOR of M ARS FON, t WORTH FARM, and VALI.F. I'S WOOD, ISE FARM, WOODLANDS, COTIAGEs. Stc.—By Mr. ItOliiNfi, At G at% away'r - Coffee-liouve, Change .611ty, Cornhll, on Ty URSUAr, hale 15, tsi S. at l wave o'Clack, Lots, r I I HE Valuatile FREEHOLD ESTATEti, with A. 'Right of Common; comprising the MANOR of 11.1A1t- STO N , with the Fines, Quit Rents, 6:c.and S I RANGEWOR 111 M, and VALUE 1":4 WOOD, in the Paris% of Pembridge ; consisting of a substantial FARM HOUSE, seated on a fire I le vation, commanding beautiful views; Farm Buildings, Co.tages, Gardens, &c. containing nearly Two Hundred Antes of Araltle, Pa.?. ure, a.:il b. autiful Wood Land, in part bounded by the River Arrow, a fine flowing stream, in the occupation of Mr. Morgan, and others. 'l he LYE ES IA l'E, squaw in the Parish of A Ines try, with Farm-house and Out .buddings, And sundry Dwellingi and Cottages, with nearly One Hundred and Twenty Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Woad Land, Garden and Orchard , . in the occupation of Mr. Harper and others,. re•pecta hie Tenants. 'l'u be viewed, by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Strangewarth Farm; Mr. Harper, it Lye; of John Cheese, Esq. Lyon's Hall, whoa Partkulars may he ba 1 and Plans seen; Oxford Arno., Kdigion; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Woolia,ton. tieref. , id ; Lion, Leominster; Win Handy, Esq. at the Inns, Worm; er ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham t King's Hea I, Gioucecer ; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield ;of Messrs. Junes and cen, Salisbury square, Fle , :t.sireet ;at Gatry's offre-heuce Mr. Rollins, W arwick-s•reet, awa C Lin.lon, where ot Plallb may he well. MA I t:4OIASI ! * .RE. ON THE 119RDIiitS Ulr HEREFORDSHIRE. The 131st:MI.13Y and RHW HYPO I'ES, neat' One T:sou-a:ul Three Hundre.l Acres., divided in cumpae: Farms; with earni-busses and lia:ldioge, r.sid very valuable Common Right, to a great extant, on the tat etldi and ether Hills. by Mr. At Gatraway's Cnifee-huue:, 'Cosaage Ailey, Combed, London, on Tit u R.l/.IY, June lb. itils. a: To else o'c,eseic, in Lots, 1: valuable and ve:y improvable FRILE LiOLD T 1- I F.SI'ATEA, (with the valuable Common Right on the be guile!, and other Hills, in y miles In extent. situate in the parish of litTuilly.) between Knighton and .h,L:sstown, In the cutinty of Radnor; comprising CIAC 341:1111 I K - 3 I lundred and Eighty one Acresof eseell.on tatrad3w, pasture, :sable, an.' p ere wood dor . ..led In cussiraet Farm.; the Be:t o i , lf Putmc - house and Lands. kt to revectable l'en.ans, on age:et:tents -tor short Terms, at Rents amounticis to ationt Oae Thousand Claret' Hundred Poun , h, per The Estate is nearly compeer. in a fine commanding situation., and very - valuable tor the great es :cm art Common lights Flee fine infer I vain flaws throu,;ts List I:state, v. , IslGh OS Inlffl4 wit 4 trepue ueJ te her fish, and lie-ghly vain Ask for irris.ating the meadows. 11. e lands ah.notel with game of all 3 Tls, aza tar Mils with grouse. A most desirate tiler rty her investing Monty, f.er :V o ws, situate sex wits Iron% Kright.ni, treats %le. a riace the New KIM pas.es throw.b to Isiewtorin, Welch e. St and g 0 mike from Wading , . May be viewed by arplrir.z to Mr. Price, sen. and jun. at Vydw I.Ayd, Dtaless. a. , el Isrindrynog Farms, where Partica• tars may be had; at tbe Duke's Arms, iinighon; Usl"r.l Arena, Kington ;of John Chet. e, :.yu:t's Hall, ne..r Kington;l where Wins may be seen ; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Wool- laston, Hereford; Crown, Ludlow; I lop-pole and Star Inns, am! of Wm. Handy, Lsq. cester; (;rterge ion, Cheltenham; King's Head, Gloucester; lien and Chickens, Birmingham; IF. G. Parr, Esq. I.ichfield; Mr. Phelps, Evesham; of Messrs. Junes and Green, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street ; at tiarraway's Coffue•house; and of hi:. Robins, Warwiek-ce cut, Golden square, where Plans of the Estates may be sten. be Road from London is through Worcester and Ludlow. HEREFORDsHIRE AND RADNORSHIRE. CAPI l'Al. FREEHOLD ES l'A I'ES, emir TI FilE-FREE. MANOR, WOODS, FARMS, and LANDS, and WA lER CORN-MlLi„ ONE THOUSAND ACRES of Rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arablu LAND and ORCHARDS, Situate In a most beautitul part of the Cpanties,and.well watered. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, London, on Tun IC:.I)AV, bane 15, 1515, at welee o'Clock, in loge, THE Valuable and very Improvable FREE HOLD ES tATES, part Thlte-Free. wi•lt t xtenswe Common Righto, in the Counties of Heteford and Radnor : Consisting of nearly One Acres of Rich Meadow, Pas ture, Arable, and Wootl' Land, and Orchards, with the hlamr of Badlands, Fines, Quit-Items, ani Alkotment on Wimble Hill, with an extensive Right of Common. The capital Farms of Rudd; the very ri.si Grazing Farm, called Lem Farm, with a capital Water Corn Mill; anti the Low !'arm, adjt,iiiing, with excellent Facet-bouses,and suitable Untbuthlings anti descriptions. The Lands are intersected by the Rivers ldindwsil, Lug;;, an I Arrow, by which they may be Irrigated, and are situated in the Parishes of Presteign, Penibridge, and .Jaw Radnor, contiguous to good Market Towns, and connitanding beautiful views of the var i e d scene ry bf she finely diterslded surrounding Country; the whole in the occupation of respectable Tenants übier agreement, forming a very eligible property to itivt,st money. To be viewed, by applying on the Premises; or of Mr. John Cheese, Lyon's Hall, near Kington, where Particulars and every infoisnatlon may be bad, and Plans of the Estate seen : Particu lars at the Orford Arms, it ington; Messrs. Bird a::d Wuollas tun, Hereford; and at the Hotel;' the Radnor Arms, Fresteign; Lion, Lro 11l i l ister ; Win. Handy, Lsq. the liopi.le and the Star Inns, Wsucester ; Doke's Arms, Knighton ; Crown atil Angel, Ludlow; Liverpixd; Bush, Btistol ; White Lion, lath; Mr. Phelps, Evesham ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; T. G. Parr, Esq. Licblisdd ; Castle, l'amworth ;George, Northampton ; Mr. Adams, Oxford; George, Cheltenham ; King's Bead, Glou cester; at Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury mptare, Fleet street; at Garraway's Coffee-bouse; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square, London, nit-re Plans of the Estate may bu seen. • HRRI:IPORDSHIRE. . At die Swan Inn, in the town of Ross. uu Friday, the 19th day May, at Four iu the Afternoon, THE MANORS of ROSS BOROUGH ant! ROSS FOREIGN, In the county of Hereford, with the Tolls, Funs, Quitrents, Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances thereto belonging. Also a most desirable Farm and Water Mill, adjoining the town of Rots, called Chessmill Farm, A very volui.b!e Stack ot Corn hiti!l, situate in the town, called Ross 'town Mills, with great eonntand of waver for the cane. he Key, e,ion ot Ross Water t oh * , and other premises, subject co a lease tor a short term. And several parcels or very ccis Meadow Land, situate in the parish of Ross, and within a contenient distance of the town. Further particulars will be advert aed in Mute Torero ; and in the mean time application may be made (II by lever, post-paid) to Messrs. Lloyd, Solicitor*, Ludlow ; or to Mr. Davis, Lian a neat Waraniuster, Wilt*. titTßVotil cOMOT.At , if4. FO rficitaii.L'S It EATOR tV DROPS haws beets known neat• halt - a Century for their effitacy in evnry lieseriptinn of lierrous orders, nod debility or lorlar.:ltin ib Persons (.f eithi it Sr. young or ti!cl: vrowtlifr sii , ,•al•mi or cc:annoys! by a tour rrt• deuce Ist hat or nosh* al.by Clinapcs, the inuauderate , use ut bpi titimus Liquors or usher noxious FILEASi too Sedentaty a Lik. close appbeitinn to Study, exceLtivn Care or Cr,ef, iriti lie inn a:snisintattosi of Mercury, or other caiu.irs Ihr effects of this excellent and posVer-ul re anitostiep Al,dicbor tete to give warmth and vigour to the whole kietrou, z;r.teiti, to re p:4. tint to.'e and inj tried constitution of the nitscuL•rftbrts,tr reader ..id and promote the da•• circulation of the animal juices. revive and cslilirate the languid drnMpi•ig spirits, swig d,ges• tint by itimularing and lel engthcanng the hrtius of th e ~to o u teb , excite a p , teal glow of vital heat which gradoalli extends is every psi& "(the frame; and•if perste...reit In fur a riasranaLl , tour, feeb4•n• s•, las%itude, ansirty, tnel.istcholy, anti all the I ,l„, a bl e synip•aru: of ili.e:..e stia van.,::; and iirreniiy, mod every e,iid lice nt rennv4ted health, will b e the happy re!ultot oak rip t int doable Drops. bold at Mr. Both.' 's, 1, k•hearitle. censer cf St. PAX- Church-yard, Loti•'.o , i; and most Country Medicine Vu: !ere, o brooder, at is. CA and 445. each. SIGMACII COMPLAIN I'S. WIND, GOUT, Cli01.1C„ and GENERAL DEBILI*I Y of the b i and. IN Ei I INES. CO RNW L'S ORIENT:XL CO RDT..I . The sinpular 'Beets this Cord . al, eke •ns al.trn.l.nc; • to the until.% have been progressively be: ; it is the pleasant 4:,d stomacqc eve t prnduretl It w.ot d;, o. t r ed and list d by au eminent Phys.eLts in the Lait I..d.vi, wht : the stunt-A.+ and kite...hies arc ievere tlsr:‘,,a and the brother attic tate I.nrd Alvatiley, Lord pulte., great !lumber of dittingrets'ird Pr rwtintges in this pa , rotrzeel and recommended it It restores tone to the r...rit.d; remove,- spa.ins, wi n d, and chat., ask for gestural! y Wit .4,'(1.• big the a ~nllch and I,),•Wrili it Cii!it:Ot be Survosed,. %Awe agreealde tlivour rsnd rs it as ph;A•ant as Mad. ira -Soli by E. hrlw ads, 66, St. Pa. 1 1 .4, Lonc lo3 , prier 46 . rid. t.r :• In one latTe bottle tts. Alets by Steiger, Oxford-Ent: ; 4 Ward, flolborit. ---• • --- FOlk 1 HE fE6I 14 AND GUAIS. 11U it's crielarstnti VE'..ETA BLE vow is with co, fil•oce, recommen 5...1 to the t'• of the Pub!ie, as tt:c ino,t etfteseictni Vrtle.ratioe for Preservan the l'ettli in a sound state, ortii to old age, end r?,,,lnc:ri:t pearly whiteness wilrout impairing the Enamel. 'lt imparts ninnies , ams beautiful redness to the Gunn. to . the Breath r!. most delectable sweetnen ; and If used eu:•stantiy as thrett. will prevent - the 'condi-ache; by rrnttwiug its Mak—tin Scan; in the Gems.--Price 9il. the Rm. BU RAM's Superior LAVENDFR WATRR, from its e' P ant fragancy has rece.ved the Air e ' trim: ton of their kiiyal li c . lies4es the Prioress Wll Pfillet (1111'1.11.1e Or Wales, 1:1411 many Lathes of the first Dtstinctiuti. In Halt pint Bottles 4t. anti Pints Bs. Pupated and sold by R. PO rcri, No. 4. Chen side, !Amin and by hi' appointment by Smith, Paster * and ReaSurn, burgh ; XPlityd, Baster, and hl`Donald, Ida-grey ; Gre i :eo . • liTinge, a:nl lolly, Liverpool ; Lytle% Atkinson, and trt:i.. Maarianstts ; Ispraggs and Crew, Portsmouth; Harvey a.., Skelton, Southa ispton ; 113sland, Granville, blettkien at_ Reed all, Plymouth ; Pner, Unit, and Chase, Liner ; Mote.. HAW!, Barry, and Presser, Bristol ; Cruttvell, BMus, at.. Barran, Bath ; and most Perfumers and Mahone Venders:: every town; in Doses at 2s. Cni. each. , TO THLIMA3 EATI-Ott, .tit _ IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the yes , t7A% 1 had been at va kit the laws Venerea, whiehiran its oli:•inately resisting every course of medicine pre -e. itled most emit ent of the faculty hete, ani umiergoitig ca.! level courses of Wieation and twice di cliarged from the i v. it tittle ral.ef, %vim id appear to be of the most inveterate al l u r e . b the spring of last yvar my diser.ter had got to such a hest, nearly te put a pc: •;asii to n - .rext.itware. In this %tate, I :commended by Thompoin, asvho receiv•x! soAtr.it a err by them here,) to take your Leate's Patent .ON, ert.ich t brizt ta do on the •itt;tb M.ty ; in the emete of a turtnigh tl4 ra m?, receive In tittle more tLsot a month I beciw ri:tr liberal s.ivicit and mualletn, , perfectly free Iron , my tsar. met cor.!plaint a, have recoverid my former spirits end canasta, and am become jolly anti tat. in *Well .:ate having continuo many months m the astmustonent of ati who knew me, i at a has in what terms to expre.i'my cathode, but b. T or le , the rood ai triter . 8110110*, JO make this toy ttaLe a+ pu.s:l,!e„as I thall oat ev ery tsccasirm—in so door< - u u will greatly oblige, atroroar grateful uturiteut yr humble etc vent, - • . t rt 111UKKEL Swan's Dose, iligh•erreitt, rdinhorgh. Pr e pared And ,old by tkeenlz: ProvrVeue, I4oAle Taylor. Member of the Voyal Co:leitoof ;*. urgeoir , In at his !.o..st No. 9, New llrblgrirruct. They are also avid ray 'his ipg ottitmem. at the i'erianier A i No. 35, St. Alliates-street, I'4U ; the f ,iy-s!aap, No u;;, Ord-street ; Mr. lbsburough's, N 0.7, Fish-nt-: ova* ~, 0 10 osite the Monument anti by one prUtXl is every own ha 1:41:111.1, bs. to boxesvnly rd. eai..4, a a:t.l ull and plain direct Joni, whereby person,' ote.:re - :es clay cm• tivnicrives tenth east *Mt roar s ' N. 11.1 very Box solittu Great iit%ititt I.t ease.! t•• a rani' which, by favour of the Coru n a s,ioncrs, • prin... !at the noir ()tire, • C. I:arior, No. , it; Ait I b been ton I . eqUeNtly ['V l atitct Ul jug: rAs general reprobation, that turn tie stitute of the ellemetos of es niedical art have i.ltereil them elves a. candidates for public trottage in the p rofe4st on of l'hysie. For serrate of doiny jar ticeto the result of our studies and esprrtence„ cud to precept from being cla%sed among those klupides whose itssi.it !rat pr.f tensii.n4 have, tititortunatelv for soc'ety , been ton favours'r;r re cet era, we beg leave to submit to toe iihesal and rob:Oar:n.l, a faithful siatenn:ut of our pursuits and acquireanenta. After having received a regular medical education, as 'Serif* Of Nitwits r;rit4sl and el:rail, whose lectures and pr !vice itersor. add Surgeturs t London its!. pita!, s e entered ourselves as gt..dems in that jit.tly ceielirs 4 4cliut.l fur medical actusirements, the Royal College fa W.-. burzh, and were juin octe.l in the ditierent branches .4 Auati.!..l St.re,cry, the Tht ory and Pract.ce of Physic, Chenti..try, wifcry, botany, &c &c. Ste by ttio:e ent,ner.t hlonr.., Grego; y. Black, I tannlton, Duncan, and biotite We trust we 'n_ll not lie deemed F . etuatptuou. in saline. or s our proficiency and acquiremeirs are not incitusi.ierabie. for a long series of year , ' ina4g VENEIICAI, CAI I: ar.il the various (litres, s tit llEhil.lll, the partici I,r olij our studies end practice, it will, we hive .1 ) e all o w e d that lee acquired superkx kuowledg.e. of ...heir yernietit and eve.. sitht and recent cases or soft (Um), a rtrruct re.egmh'ill' llll.l contpleed in the tkort period of two dal s, and its u:mo.t inveteracy, where other praetitialstri. Fare. 6,;, 1 1 ~! • • efts, a proper perseverance iu our Oast of hes:meta erot 3 v the laciest a &Are coil radical cern. • , • Amidst tin; mclanelto% , variety of ills :Men which We tt, sects of a habit long and most onLanily purbtiel by both seats, 'Mete are none more alarming , or nuwe th ;se deficieticeit , s awl el ditties which tietpletitly preve , !• hitter the martin: :Ile uate: such per.atis it ine , t • soling tefiectmti to know Chit they may now; l.y a w vr 1111,1 e mode of treatment, he reitored t.• that gtralc't 01 41 Wessings. a strong, ntaLly, awl vigorous ette,altwion. ! 01 drhihiy, front whatever cauie ansiog. as well a. In evil* ta: veto:teal Jalciiito, w r ma y b L , consoled by ral:•t , ' tither !tex vci , h ti e greatest secret cud favour. lima , (4 suit:dim at borne front ten to three., and trom sis in the tAt. 3r tad ten at Meta. Patients in the country are reint.tted to state the • their case, air, and general habitat living, the. IttrilAn; 39r; ' tarsi: for :drier and medicines. w heti the tanit hill bc :tent in any part n. the lifn,;,alorn. uisure that 6ccit sential to om. tindertalting, the pat3Ze Of letters way be .I.: , he tic account 1,o• int•Asetres. •L'URlt Ili and Co. Surgeiet. No 107. Hat: not" ---~~ _ t. OAL M Alt ri F. V, APRIL '.:6. Shim at Market. Ships :•old. Price. , 43 Newcastle .0 371 ea : 0 " I '. 10 Sunderland 4 0:1 to 444 ~.. 217 s 3 Welsh Cod 2 Vs tit to (V 4 CI 1 Cint.l*.rs 1 rs. Od• HIGH WATEIt LOW DON BRll)..aiTt; 4l4)l(l. ' u° Morning 3 minutes a',tr Afternoon 23 mu ems ai:er .• i'rin•ed by Levet. k at+ I, l';ekett laser, ra!•!lsi,ed 'bete, and a: the Saar Offse rant& UPPER BERKELEY-31'RM t, POR I'MAN-SQIJARB. Compact eligible 14 ESIDPNCE, overlooking Montague House Gardens, with immediate Possessiou, By Mr. ROBINS. At Garraway's, on Wens Esn AY May 10, at Twelve , A DES IRABLE LEASEHOLD ES PATE , comprising an eligible compact Dwelling House. situate N 0.75, on the South side of Upper 11.:rkeley .street, Portman square, the Property of a GF.NTI.b.IIIAN returned to the East Indies; containing on the UpperStorey, four good Sleeping-rooms; Second Floor, two capital Bed-chambers papered. with Closets. Dressing-room, and Housemaid's Closet, &c. on the Ll:tiling; on the First Floor, a handsome Drawing-toom, front overlooking Montague House Gardens; a back Drawing-room; Ground Floor, an excellent Dining-pailour, with recess for sideboard, Library or Gentleman's Room, and arm Yard at the back ; in the basement, Housekeepa's Ronal, Butler's Room, Wine Cel lars, Larder, detached Kitchen, Area in front, with Vaults, Ittc. and steps to the st: To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars on the Premises; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. R o hins,Warwick-street,Guiden-square , of whom 'rickets for viewing may be had.