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i i PuLIOE, Wt. I , ~i 1 1 .:• t ~.j. 4 F ~ , r ~. .I PRINTERS.-WO , HIP-STREET, SEPT. 12. THE KING, on the inji.tmatioa of HILL O. CR•FT. Mr. A LLF Y, on the part of the informant, (fated, t'' at this informasion, which was limilar to one which na }been lately difpole.i of, was brought againit the Defendant on the e7th claufe of the 3. ) th of the King, to reenv-r the nenalty of 20. for printing a certain paper, purporting to be the title-page of a book, without printing thereon, according to the lb id letter of the aft, his name and place of abode. On the former day, he faid he had given up the caufe with out fuhteeling the Magiffrates to the trouble of ex pelting their opinion, as he law the evidence he had produced was not fufliciently strong to convift the Defendant. In this cafe, be was inftrufted to fay, no falling off would he experienced, and, in that event, there could not be the (mallet} doubt but that the Defendant mull be convifted. The Learned Cour.- tel then anticipated the arguments which would be made tile of by his Learned Friend, M. GURNEY, (who attended at the oppofite fide,) relative to the preamble of the Aft, which runs to this -feet—' An Aft for the more effeetnally fuppreffing focieties elta blifhed for (editions and treafonable purpofes, and for the better preventing treafonable and fedit:ons praCtices.' He (tippled, he faid, it would be urged, that from this preamble tie Defendant could not he liable to conviction, unlefs on the fare of the papers printed, famething treafonable or feelitious appeared; but Inch an argument could not for a moment be fop ported. He then cited fcveral cafes to rove, that whatever might he the preamble of the aft, the cn- claufe mull have its effeft, and recnrred to the kiiitory of England, when Sir Jnhn Covent r y's no f e was flir by the Officers of the Guards for oppofing fome vneafure in the Hnufe of Commons, and the fob. Miquent aft made in confequence of it, the preamble rf lets forth the realists it was made. Some lime after this, when a man was tried for almoll ela ting off another's arm, it was offered as argument by tyre Counsel for the Defendant, that the aft could not extend to the cutting off an arm, as the preamble had only Rated the flitting of Sir John Coventry's nofe; but the Court at once over-ruled it. The Learned Gentleman, after making many other obfervations, concluded a fpeech of confiderable length, by Paying, that no perfnn could tell whether a paper did or did not contain treafon, as evidently from Layer's cafe, in the reign of George the Firff, when the commonelt complimentary and other notes were proved to be overt alts of treafon, every word that they contained having a dillino, different, and treafonable meaning. He, therefore, was convinced, that, on the evidence being heard, the Defendant would be fiddled with the penalty. William Abbot was then fworn, and firft era. mined by Mr. GuRNeY relative to the interelt he might have in the event of this profecution ; but he politively denied that he had any indireft interelt, or any expeflation of a reward. We was then ex amined by Mr. ALLEY, and depofed, that be was a general dealer, living at No. to, Martlet-court, Bow-ftreet, Covent Garden. He knew the Defen• dant, who keeps a Stationer's Ihop in Well flreet, Oxford-road, and applied to him a few days before the 6th of June lan, to print Come title pages for klm. On the 6th of June, he received a parcel of them from him, as the printer, and paid him three fhiliings for them. On erofs-examination, he kid, he lived five years in Martlet-court, and has the book to which this title-page belongv. When he went to the Defendant, he told him - he had a fet of thole books, and that the title-pales were defaced; he therefore begged of him to riot him fome, and de fired him to print them as much like the type and paper of the book as he could. He brought a Pet of the books with him, and the title-pages in them, which were written on, but be could not tell how long before that time they were defaced . ; Mr. Eglin, of Church.ffreet, Soho, had employed him, and be did not know, at that time, that Mr. E. meant to lodge informations againft the Defendant. As loon as he got the titk pages from the Defendant, he gave them to Mr. Eglin, without making any mask on them, and he did not fee them until a day or two after, when he heard that Mr E. meant to inforM ; and, at that time, he fisned his name at the back of each. On being afked; whether he cot:',J (wear po. fitively that thefe were the identical papers he had re ceived from the Defendant ? he faid, he believed they were, but could not be pefitive, as they were out of his potreffion before he marked them. The evidence being defeflive in this point, the De fendant was of mule acquitted; the Magiftrates, as on the former day, not having given any opinion as to the meaning of the flatute. THE ZING, ON THE INFORMATION OF BELL, M. BAR . FIELD. This was an information of the fame dais brought on the fame (latute. Mr. GURNEY, on the part of the Defendant, put in as a plea in abatement, that the Defendant was flat, as Bated in the information, John Barfield, of the patill of St. Anne, Weaminner ; hot John Barfield, of the paid]) of St. James's. Wellminner, and, there fore, could not be the perfon meant in the iolorma tion. Mr. ALLEY, on the other fide, contended, that this cafe did not come under the flange of Henry the VIII. which he believed was the only one on the, fubjea of mifnomers, and which related to india rnents, not to informations. Mr. GURNEY laid, he did net mean to plead a mi/: nomee, but a direst plea in abatement ; it was, he faid, horn motives of rcfpea for the jurifdk'tion, that the Defendant appeared, The commons having by chance come into his hands, he came to fav he was not the perfon delcribed in the information. He would fuppofe the Defendant had not appeared, the Court would have granted a warrant againfl John Bat field of the parilh of St. Anne's, WeElmipiler ; and what connable could. by virtue of it, arra John Barfield, of the parith of Sr. James's, Weilmintler. Under there circumflances, he hoped the plea would be allowed. Mr. ALLEY (poke at length in reply ;.but the Ma gi ftrates exprefling a doubt as to the point of law, Mr. ALLY faid he would not prefs it; the plea was, t'oerefore, allowed to (land, and the Defendant's real defcription was given, for the purpofe of allowing the informer an opportunity of lodging a frelb infor mation ELOPEMENT.--A very fingular elopement took place at Rye, in Suites, on httnclay lad, of which the I-flowing are •the particulars :—A party' of the Rrial Staff, quartered in and around the town of Rye, frequented a boufe kept by a veryrefpeflable and indultrions victualler, and one of them, a private, of the name of Duggin, became enamoured with the landlady, a woman about thirty, and mother of a family. She had not known her frefh Cukor many days, when he expreffed the meal ardent love for her, and by numerous artifices contrived to decoy her from her hulband on Monday laft. The parties de camped during the abfence of the hufband, who was I informed of the circumflances by his children, and he traced them to a village five miles ditient from Rye, where he learned that they had &parted from thence in a poll chaise for town. The hulband re turned home, and he miffed money, &c. to the amount of about tool. Mr. Butler, the chief Clerk at Marlborough•ftreet office, was at Rye, and he offered his affillance to the ailliSed hnfband in purfoit of the fugitives, when they were traced to an inn in the Borough, and Lo vett was fent to apprehend the foldier on Thothlay evening. They were yeilerday examined at Marl borough-greet office, and it appeared, by the Rate. ment of the wife, that the was married at St. Cle ment Danes on Thurfday, ffichaving refuted to grant the foldier his define, tmtil that ceremony had taken place. It alfo appeared that the money, and a quan tity of the hufband's apparel, had been taken away by the wife, and as there was no evidence to impli cate the foldier in the robbery, he was releafed from that charge, and fent to the Savoy as a deferrer.— The wife appeared fenfibly alFeeled at the imprudent Rep fhe had taken, and raid fomething had been ad minißercd to her which rendered her fenftlefs. The Inifband confented to forego any kind of pro. fecution for bigamy or the robbery, and the wife was retlored to him, with whom he is returned home. GUILDHALL.—YeIerday a man was charged be fore the Sitting Alderman, having been deteifted in Realing two quartern loaves from a baker's balker, near the Temple. The baker faid he had three others Role from him a few days ago in the fame way. The prifoner did not deny the charge. but faid he was a journeyman baker out of employ, and had a wife and child in great want. He was committed to Bridewell for one week. Yellerday at Marlborough-ereet, an attorney was held to hail for perjury, in (landing forward as bail for Major Semple, who was committed from that of fice, a few weeks fence. It appeared that the defen dant had given an addrefs, which, on inveltigatiwt, proved to he an uninhabited honk. He held, that althaugh the houfe was uninhabited, he was there , o be heard of, and confequently to be found, fhould the recognizance become ettreated. The Magiltrate was of a different opinion, and in a profeffioual man Re conceived the art to be wilful and corrupt. The meaning of bail was for the Sheriff to have immedi ate accefs to the prrperty of the individual, in cafe the recognizance became eftreated, and it would he for a Court of Juflice to decide whether he had fuf ficient dominion over the hook to fatisfy the demand in the wore cafe. Late on Thurfdav night the honfe of Capt. Uafon, of the Tower Hamlets Militia, Bethual Green, was robbed of a large quantity of wearing apparel, and other goods. A !hill time after, a watchman on the Whitechapel-road, feeing a MAR carrying a large bag at an unnival hour, plaited him, when he dropped the bag, and ran away. Next morning it was taken to the Public Office, and owned by Captain Macon. Fortunately, the thieves miffed a large booty, there being _cool. in cafh and notes in the !Joule, which was to be paid away next day to the Comtniffioners of the Commercial Road. LONDON lticETS: INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, SEPT IS. Wheat per load z3l co to 271 its larley per quarter 11 as to 21 4s Oats per ditto tl 9a to tl 13$ Beans pet ditto 21 8s to 21 13s Peace per ditto 21 8s to 21 tas PRICE OF SEEDS IN NI,IRX•LANE. Cutaway new 7e.s to Lcs pot cwt. Coriander, —s to 131 do. White Seed, los to to. od per boatel. Brown ditto ' 12S to 19$ do. PRICE OF HOPS. SACS. otiniters. !Cent 31 as to 61 rot I Kent -51osto 71 71 SulTcz 51 125 to 61 8s Satre: - 31 125 to 71 Of Etre: 51 zu to 61 tos Farnham 61 os to tot os' Old Duty, 30,0cc1. PRICE OF HOPS 111 THE BOROUGH. Ba;s sl I2S to 71 75 [Pockets 31 155 to 71 102 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapel. Mayperlond 3 to to 4 to 1 15 oto 4 10 0 4 oto S 0 0 Straw I 15 10 3 6 3 12 oto 3 6 0 3 oto 3 t 6 o Clover 3 15 to 5 15 S sto 6 6 o NEWOATE and LEADE/IHALL, September ta. Per (tone of 81b. by the cageafe. Beef 3s 4.1 to 4s od Veal 4s oil to rs od Mutton 3$ 44 to 4$ 43 Pork 41 84 to 3$ 44 lamb 4s 8d to 5s Bd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4s 24 Town Tallow 705 6d to os Clare Market 41 24 Riau ditto (can.) 7ts oil to yas Whitec impel Market RulTia ditto (foap) 69s to 0 0 1 041 (pet none of 81b.) 4$ zd _Melted Stuff 585 to Os od ----.... Ditto rough 42s od to GO 121 sd Grenves Its od Average Price 4$ otd Good Dregs los to os Yellow Snap, 785 to 0.,--Mottled, 831—Curd, gas Price of Candies per dozen, i t s oil.—Moulds, 131 04 RAW HIDES. Hides (per Roue) p6dto 3i M Horfe Skins t7s ed to t9O Middliolg 35 sd to 31 44 Sheep Skins as 0.1 to 3 . cd 1 Ordinary as 8d to as toil Shearlings os od to os CAI Heavy Calf Ism 64 each I Lamb Skins 3.1 od to 45 ad PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 36113 each. 23441 to std Ditto, 6o to 6511) stai to 161 Merchants Backs 23d to 2314 Drefling Hides 214 to 144" ri,,,,. ouch Hides 234 to ajd Crop Hides for Cutting 211 to as Flat Ordinary 2 1 to 2244 d Calf Skins, 3o to 401 h per dozen 31 to 43d Ditto so to 70115 38d to 4 2d Ditto 7o to Solb 36d to 30. Small Seas (Greenland) per lb. 3$ 4d to 35 6d Lange ditto sacs to dos per doz. • Goat Skkui Vs to 605 ditto . Tanned Horfe Hides its to 38s each Bark per load - a6l. od. to 28f. NEW COAL MARKET, September is. ,Shlps at Market. Ships Sold. Priers. 33 Neweaftle Coals 3% 441 6d ps pd I Sunderland . • • 1 455 od oos ad s Stooe Coal • • o • oo .od. a Clod= • • . s re od. NIGH WA T. AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW . Morning - - 8 minutes after 6 Arernoon A CERTAIN CORE FOR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN Ct, EN-MAI:CUR. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY is fo certain of ha Efficacy having never failed, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does nut eradicate the Corn, role and branch, TO KrIUILN TUE 1110N61`. And he Ins lean to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the numberlds ineffi cacious Ointment, Salves. &c. as muly hundreds of aillided per foes can teftify, amov,.; Whom arc loose of the brit chamders to this kingdom. Sold WholePc and 11.1 ail by T.Actell, Np. t. Finch-lane,near the Royal Exchange; sod a!fo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taviltock - Erect ; Mr. Wilfom No. 39, St. James's-Area; Mr. tinder, No. 21, Pall-Mzil; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jelmult and Co. No. rso, Orford-Rivet. At 13riftral, by Mr. Belgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellers Bath, By Hazard. bum:feller ' and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baster, South Bridge. Porafea and Gufport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mg. Jones ,booldeller, Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, Ist)* feller. And by mutt of the Venders of Medicines In England. For FEVERS, COLD!, SORE . 1 1 HROATS, RHEUMA- Ttsms, the YELLOW FEVER, ST. ANTHONY'. FIRE, and for INFLAMMATIONS of the LUNG'S, BOWELS, BLADDER, &c. JAMLS's POWDER. - PEIS MEDICINE, which is fo (uperior to all II- others in elßeacy, certainty, and rarely, &Quid ever be given on the fit* attack of the Waller; for, if it be not fufficient of Welt to eifezt a cure (an in intermittent and putrid Fever.), it is allowed to be the belt Preparative for, and concomitant with, tha Bark and other remedies, which the Symptoms require. But as the genuine Powder has been often known to rel`....:re the Patient, af ter its fubilitutes, and every other febrifuge, have failed, it eiev.ht to be tried even in the lafi. extremity. Great benefits have been derived from the Powder, in diforelers thought beywnd the reach of medicine, when taken every night as an Alter..tive; and, from the fuccefs of the Reverend Mr. Singleton Hatpur, of Dublin, there is reafis• to believe that it May prove a Remedy in the Hy drocephalus,or Water In the Brain. Sold only by F. Newhery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church yard (four doors from Cbeapfide) London ; and at Dr. James's late book, in Bruton-ftreed, in packet, price as. 9d each, duty included ; or in bottles, containing twelve packets, price 84.. as made up for the Army and Navy. N. B. None can be genuine that have not the words F. New- Wry, No. 43, St. Panne, engraved in the Stamp. t_i A V LNG dgdinated m.rcs& tit tta. kid!, anal recto O A gratliind byth4 ISA confiticrable prudice in thas'brantb which I thought tropes to Won, I trait that I have not more oaf eznyklyed toy time than thofe who. in the extenfive 'laid of the twofer**, am tecallonally tinnielfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that feccs wWch.is acquired by coumatrurisig tic intelkftual power to one daft of dijordcrs. Tbc dile:des of Dllftil,TrY, art peculiarly diftreding, fee, thee bring with them a train of concoraitant fruptoms, and., by a do. t...rdaca of all Will energy, esitirace tea beromes embittered.— Vibetbcrithey attic from the preveletso of ii cram*, tbedettrue the habits of tchook-boya, the indueggices of maturity. they re • quire the mod alfsduous prof-Zonal CMS ; Luz by do ignorance of uneducated oud, the tymytoma are aggravated, ant as cysaft tatian is As a Kt= of the ROYAL COLLEOR cf SURG EONS ground 41Typ-tents** on regularity ofedacation; acid p.a.:ding ev , ry prielbege to praalee I fe:Ansytalf init4tlal to that eon:Aqua, with which I have hitherto hem ro %lordly honoured. In the tfrft fecfations wt local wet eases, early apptinidon will prevent the calamity of a debilitztod• frame; bat Via:re the fa! bra, from a coach mends of the antaanlinds of the Nee *Wet. aided his misfortune, la Earful of thocootesopt or enure and. family ?bridal. , awl broods osor inftrmity with careful co*. ecaftwirit, It mutt be fatisfadtbry for LtaytO be &Mind not call of capability of treatment, but alfo.ot the molt inviolable ferrety. • Audits recent Yenrreal Cumpbdou it is paella to prevent pat:. danger or adze(' in the mid complicates! cafes it is the acquire tucnt of excluive experience in thin hoe to dree t a fare, canals and qmedy'retftablithasoot, - I offer the advantage of this eaperinwe to thofe of either lei who aro 'Sided with any bind of DUMMY, of any fymptiariss 4 1-1 4 344. 7 -i DIFIMPQN. mid in all cafes the termed rano ; aeration agg flared on tb theft interview. Palle to hie cottony are emicittedni 113674 a Banks" and are niquitad to fpeeLfyth.&.tige and manner of living. MA11791 MUM tbcBety Ca noie of limiest to Lciales No sp. Strand, nett Tan& am • TURTLE:". WILTSITIRt and CO. iirtert , ; Poultry, have jolt Landed in, Sall, a Carp of tint :r Turtlea.—Turtles dread cvaT day in,the higite:t perft.dion, : font to any part of Tows at Capntry. • IsoGKIL - - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mars. KING and I.OCPIEE, At their Great Room. Kin: Street, Covent-Gardro, on Wedseisisy nut, and tvrofollmying Days. at Teti e, A COLLECTION of BOOKS, chiefly in Englifi Literatnre--among atm are Grofes Antilidies of le t land, 8 vols ; Sir W. Jones's Works, 6 vols.; I*i:raft's Tray,* v 2. vols. Hates; Memuirsade Granuront. lilacs, in Ruffia; Gro4* l Military Antiquities. 2 vols.; Charnnek's M:xine Architeder., 3 vols.; Ch dimes Britilla Efrayill, 45 wok; Swift's Works, ti vole. ; Ireland's Tour in Holland, 2 vole &C. May be viewed on Tuefday previous to the Sale, and logues bad. LEVERIAN MUSEUM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCIION, By Myra. KING and LOCIP.E In the courfc Of May. 1806 (uulers previoulli 4444 of 1) Private Contras ); THAT celebrated and Nol./e MUSEUM of NA . TURAI. and ARTIFFELAL CUMOSITIES, cone,ted a confidcrable ex pence, by the late Sir Anuon I.ever, and ante a menti.d with many choice Specimens by the reknit Pr , prictom Catalogues are przparing, and the Days of Sale will be as. flounced in dila Paper. The Exhibition conttnnel, as ufuat. tin the Sale. CAPITAL MANSION, PADDOCKS, AND PLEASITRi GROUNDS, SHEEN. NEAR RICHMOND PARR_. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CON MAC By Mr. SMITH, A SPACIOUS ELEGANT RESIDENCE, feat• cd on a beautifal lawn, forenauiles (rum Hyde Park Cor ner, at Sheen, in the County of Surrey. the late refidence prem.-try of Charles Bowles, Eft/. The follainon forms an excel lent ist.akrn Itrudlure, fishable-for a family of dißinetion, and contains lofty bed-chambers, and drelEng.rooms, of good propor tions; noble entrance laaH, georutrical sfe, and (cite of pip - cipal apartments t 3 feet high, with rich au:vary marble etinsner pieces, ornamental ceiling, and window., to the Sion, including difivg-room 3o feet by ac, dto*fillg4ooii IS by 24. IMJSC-roort az feet fquare, library 24 by tc, and a moot* room o by a , - foperbly Gnifbed ; commanding a variety of beautiful profpeds with attached and detached offiecs of •every deicription, corn. pietcly adapted to the Mastson ; a paved court yard, audios !tabling for 20 horfes. Itanding for four earrintst farm yard. barn, granary, fuitahle one bat pings , produttive kitchemgardens, walled, and Rucked with pine kW -trots, toecomgroand, ic•- houfc, fpacious alcove, gratto, bermitzge, and delightful Ihrub. bevy w aft s , a co►d bath. Praehery, Breen and ho• hoofes ; elegant lawn. r we, and plants 1004 difpof d with lulls i e talk, and r cll pa,1,10,-ks adjoining, conf.Ming altogetitr 20 aux.:, waning one of the moil elegant freehold properties near the metropolis. To be viewed on Wednefdays and Fridays, between the haws to' eleven and three, with Tickets, which may he had, and further Particulars known, of Mr. Smith, No 6a, Br a Alen, near the Royal Exchange. k RHO l RI.SID RNCF. and LAND. on: Wkolfur. To be SOLD by A UCTION-.-lly Mr. SMITH, At Garntway's, sm Friday the 27th hitt. at 'Foelereo'Clock, A Spacious VILLA, PADDOCK, a nd PLEA. SURE GROUNDS, in complete order for a fatally *grecs. peilability, three miles from Staines, t‘so from Egbam andWiad for, near the Great Park and' the Royal Haat, and only twenty miles front the M.errespolia. The Houle courant+ lofty handianse bed chambers, principal and fecund Raireafcr, dining and drasvi:w rooms, 3n fret by at, breaktalt parlour, gentleman's et4rinp• room, fuitable offices, and flue water—t.xcelltut (tabling far eight coach horfes, hunters' (table, (landing for two carriages, riek-yarsy granary, and outhuildinv; &teen at fora! trees, chewiest hoe. Rtrubbcry walks, pkafurc grounds, and drive in front ; an excel lent Litrben garden, and rich meadow land, containing togs:ahem Fifteen Acrei. To be viewed sei!li tichga mly, which nay be bad , with* re' titulars, of Mr. Smith, No. 6z, Btotcl area. Particulars alfi at the Cattle, at Windfor ; Ruth, Staines ; Black Dog ' , Betlfoute the Inns at Salt hill; King AMU, Maidenhead•lstitige, vadat Gjr'' rsuray's. RESII)ANCP AND LAND, NEAR SUSSEX. 10 BE bOll DBY PRIVATE CONTRACT', -- A Very Defirable COPY HOLD ESTATE, near- LL ly equal to Freehold, the fine being fmall and certain ; cons paling an excellent new built Family Houk, commanding beauti ful views of the South Downs abd adiateutemintry.fourtetn mks from Brighton. fix from Lewes and forty-three from Landon. in the County of St iffix. lbe hence contains fpacious bedchambers. morning and drefilug rooms, confers, and water dart. prlicipal and fccood flaireates, elegant drawing and dining I brary, fpaciouthalt, and tacos of every deferiptioo, fupplied with fine water, coach boufe and ttablin,; for revert holfet, farm and rick yards.b:an, (tabling, and out buildings, entirely new-hitik,cle.,- fore aid kitchen gardens, orchard, ornamental plantation and ihrubbery walks, with tarty-two acres of rich meadow and artier land, in a ring fence, under the heft cultivation, with valuable common rights May be rimed with tickets only, which may be bad. awl fa ther particulars known, of Mr. Smith, No. 63, kiroad-ftreet,Rvyal Exchange. CAPITAL ER BEHOLD RESIDENCE, Manor, and Rich Meadow Land, near Lt ifbeack, Candi:irks:Shire. By Mr. sMI 111—By PRIVATE CON FRAcr, ASPACIOUS FREEHOLD MANSION, featel on a handfome lawn and pleafure-grounda, neat Emoeth Church, three miles frotr.Wiiheach, ten from March, and ninety three from London, in the cont.ty of Cambridge, with a Manor extending over 3000 acres, abounding with Emus the property Sir Henry Peron, Bart. 'llw Manfion contains lofty fpacions bed chambers, dreffing roams, and piallre gallery, with excellent doors, fpacions had. portico dining, drawing, and morning rooms, of good prororti..rs. fuitable tor a large relpedabk family, with cellaring and numerous offices, well adapted to the honk., and itipplied with fine frog water—capital itabling for as horfes, Banding for fix earn:gess fervants' apartments, eight waggon lodges, granary, bay-rooms. dog kennel, dove bade, and outbuilding*, =cave and traltnarlie fruiting houfes, pinery, melon ground, and grapeties, &c. laws prododive kitchen gardens, walled and flocked with aninerous fruit trees, an elegant grove, plantations, and plealiceirounds. ornamented wi.h don:Elting Ihrubr and foreß trees, in full pet tee thin, ltrawherry garden, ice -hook, and feveral meadows of re markably rich laud adjoining, well fenced and timbered, contai4- ing together about 60 acres. The purcbJer may be accommodat.d with the furniture adapted to the Manikin &La fair apprairsauent. and early poilehon will be given. May be viewed, and further particulars known of Mr. Swith. No 6a, Broad-flre.A, near the Royal Exchange. MANOR and ES rAms, mitts ET, WILTS. and Sc/MAR . SETSHIRE, • To be BOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, oa Wcdnefday, the aid of OaOacr. at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, .THE MANOR nt VE W COD, with the Q nit Rents, Rights, Royaltica.aud Appermatices, in the Pardo of Cranborn near Witoboni, Blandfors., ar,;(l. Shaftcfbuzy, in the County of Dada, near two eiterfivc . Can:noon' of about 1n..) 'Acres, with ‘'crwood Farm, mid Lands pa. Lives, containing, to gether 348 Acres of Arable, Pr.ure, and Wood Laud, a Lulu bonfe, Baits, and 00t-builditagt,in the occupation of Mr. Am brae Witt, and,othem Freehold l , atms and Lands, in the Parifh of Broadchalk, neat in the County of Vr lit*. called Rtddifbes and Mount borrs l l 0,4, 4 4 0 1 4 together: sk. Acrai of • Arable, Fatture, and Wood Land, Withyarm-houres,, Gardena, Stabling, and Out-buaist logs, and a Right of Failure for .tio Sht-ep and eleven Cows, in the occup Mon of Mein. Young, Randall and Weil. And a Fraehold Elting ii tht Tani!, of, Lultington, nearly siR ioining thc 'runipike Road from Frame to .liath, containing Id 6 Acre; of Arabic, A 413 , 1 15• Y/ 0 91- 1 , and Me*alvw Land, with a Farm hunk, Barns, and Out-huild4ogt, 'the occupants) of Mr. Pike. 'To be viewed with leave a the Tinmsts, and Particulars had twenty days preceding the Sale, of Meths. Bullock and Arnow; Bedford-roW; at the .attic, Marlborough; Crown, Blandion, White Hart, Bath; King's :trona, Dorghiller, Mate Hart, bald , bury; Hotel, Weymouth; Bagt, Briftol ; at G:Fcaway's; aosi Mr. Smith, 61, Broad-ftrect, Royal Eapilat4G.. WNW*: Prbl4:4 and Pubblitml by a Nit. LENT (of c.••• terbury-place, Lambeth), at the STAR Oirtelt, Na ll.Ciffic•• amt. Yublidlod alio at thelaaa 011ICZ, Tot piallat. BIRTHS. Saturday, at Edinburgh, Mrs. johnflone, of Coveot•Carden Theatre, of a daughter. Lately, the Lady of Sir R.. G. Booth, Bart. of a fon. On the tth instant, at Motet) Houle, thu Lady of Cuthbert Johnfon. Efq. of a daughter. Lately, in Ligcoin's•tnn-fields, OK Lady of Henry Hutton, Efq. of a fon. _ _ On Tn.tfday hit, at Itichmond, the I.ady of Thomas Cadell, Efq. of a daughter. On Monday, at Ma hook in Beawdlquare, the Lady of lames l.anghsny Efq. M. P. of a fon. On Saturday laft. 7tll Wt.. the Lady of R. HAL Efq. at his bode, Portland•placr, of a fon, On Wedoclday, the 28th ult the Lady of John Ward, Efq. Colleaoe of his Majcity'4 CUROM S. of a fon. _ _ _ lARILD. On the Bth ult. Robert Cumming, of Tondsain, Strathfpey, aged 00, to Janet Shaw, about so. As early as the Year 1745, the bridegroom carried arms under the royal Randard; he has ever Slue been, and is Rill empk,yed, in the molt laborious ocenpa dun ; and fo vigorous is his conftitution, that on the day of his marriage, being difappobsted at ant finding the clergyman at home for want of previous notice, be followed him with his bride to the place where he WAS, and altogether walked between 30 and 40 miles, without any apparent fatigue. On the 6th MR. at Fountainbridge, near Edinburgh, James Mil lar, M. D. to Mifs Gardner, daughter of Alex. Gardner, Efq. of the Exchequee. On Monday the a6th 'aloft, at the pada church of Chillehtuit., in Kent, the Rev. Weeden Butler, .A. of Sidney Sake College, Cambridge, to Mils Annabella Dundafs Ofwald, niece of Wifftam Kynnier, RN. of Place Green, Shicup, Kent. Lately, at Chetwynd, is Salop, by the Rev. Mr. Salmon, John Stone, hfq. nf Chambers court, Worcefterfhire, to Mils Thorley, of Chetwyod, cideß daughter of the late Captain Thorley. DIED. On Tnefdaylail, at Cheltenham, the infant fon of Tbo. Anfon, Efq M. P. Sunday, aged t 6 years. Mifs Mary Hurft, daughter of Robert Hun t , Efq. M.P. of Horiliam Park. On the zit loft. at Invernell, Scotland, I.aciy Cantpbell, raid of the decealed Sir James Campbell. of InverneiL TiCurtis, Efq. of Redflone Houk, Reigate, Surry. Lkteiy, at Barnftaple, Devon, the Hon. Henry Tumour, Lieot of the Royal Navy, and sth fon of the late Earl of Winterton, of Shillinglu Park. •Wedoofday fe'nnight, fuddenly, at the houfe of Sir Dighy Maekworth, Bart 0 Kford, Mrs. Jane Malowaring ret-fe, aged 67. This faithful and ealuatle oid (errata bad lived in the Mackworth family upward , of forty l ears. Tuefday fe'in.ight, Mr. Ifaac Chapman, main mariner, Whit by ; about nine o'clock in the evenirg he retired to bed in appa rent good health, ha about halt as hear afterwards he complained of indifpofition,aial died before medical alldtance could be pro cured. Lift week, at his houfe e Llartrothal. Herefordilaire, at the ad vanced age of nearly too years, audio the full poffelSon of his fa euliies, the Rev. Martin harry, vicar of that pea, wide% living he held for 65 years : an inftance almoit without a parallel. Lately at Poole, at an advanced age, Thomas Street, Efq. mer chant. and Alderman of that Corporation. t.tredoefilay fen:light. Mr. Philip Robinfon, of Corby, near oneof the ahlrft. atarberaaticiaos in that part of the country. Sunday fennicht, at the Reel.ury Houfe at Raduage. Bucks,the Rev. Charks William Tonyn, aged 75, brother to the late Gene ral Tonyo , he had been Retire of itadnage 37 years. Sunday evening, at Ncw York, the 28th July, Jeremiah Coles, a naive of rnglatol, and buatfwain of the Chip Oliver Elfworth, fell into the North River, at Mr. Schernierhonis d. ek, and w as drowned. He has left behivd him a wife and a daughter, about 7 years old, and a good charadler. Wedoeldiy, at Southgate, aged 18. after a revere diners, Mifs Maria 1-1. Smith, daughter of Mr. Gearge Smith, of Terraet. i, 1