Star. — London, England, 1805-09-27 00:00:00

PRINTERS., cu p TASA—seLt, v. esinit.i. This eafe; fo iaterellingto printers in general, and no the fate of whirls fuch an immenfe number of in formations depended, came on and for final difctiffian before Mr. Mites and Mr. Mosta, the Itylatliiirates at the Public Office, Worfhip-Ilreet...- The i-inmatiote was founded on the Ad of the 39th ',adze Kong, entitle.! --r' An Ala for more effettu 4, ally tuppreflina of Societies efiablitheal for• Sedi a• us and Treat n able purpoles, and furthe better prevevihig Tteatenahle and Seditious Ptaliees." The ',ream! le recites the existence of certain Socie ties, and the objects of their etiablithmeot, being, in einjuntlion with the perfons from time to time esti , clime the powers of Goveinment in France, to over torn the Laws, CroOtitulion, :Ind Government, and every existing ettablifbroenr, civil and religtaus, in there kingdom.. Such Societies., the Englifh, Sults, and frills United S ,cieties,the Linden refeonding Society, and all other Correfponding Societies, ar e, therefore, from the paifing of the A 42, declared to be tit erli tumefied and prohibited, as unlawful com binations alai ennfpiracies. By fealion and of the AA, it is fobtorneti, that many Societies, fuch as thole enumerated in the Alt, have faired to be pnb tilted divers papers, of an irteligions, treafonable and fetSti• as nature, tending to fettle reliaiern, and bring the pore/ion and woifbip thereof into con tempt among the ignorant. and althea excite hatred and -ontempt > f his Majedy's Rcyat Perfim, Oo volultrwt and Laws, and of the happy 0 o niluiJaa of thefe rethus as by law ell:OM - KJ, and utterly to erad;cate xll principles of trligion and morality; and that thcogh perfons printing any payers or books are bylaw liable for the tattle, yet, that they evaded posifitment by cmccaling shear names. And wheseasit was of impurtanee that it fhould be known " by whom ins y furl paretx thoula b: printed ;" Therefole it' wit enatled that ever y r4rtori having in their veld:Soli ponmig prof es or types far print. inklhould.dattfalusttae'thereof, attetked by one wit nets, to he delivered to the Clerk Of the Peace, and who Omuta theiettpries grant a certificate. By cation 117th, 'rid which the infarmation is founded, it is erpotted, 4 "44 every perf who (ball print any pa per or book elnitilie'ver, which (hall be meant or in tended to be publi(hcd or difeerfed, whether the fame Until be fold tar given. away, : flail print upon the front of every loch paper, if the Tattle (tall be Printed an one foie 'A r t and on the firtl and loft •leae es of every parer Or book which fludi confid of ITS,, than ..ne leaf, in letters of a legible chat aatcr, his or her name, and the name of the eh), town, See. in which his or her dwelling houfe, orefnal tlace of *boar, (bill be ; and every petOrn who !hall omit fo •to Prinr his name, Ike. of toffy fuch raperor book printed by him, and alio every perfon who (ball pubs lith or ditperfe, or of ia in , publilhing or oifperfing, either gratis or for money,any printed paper or book which (hall have been psiated after the etpirotion of forty days from the rattEng of the Mt, on which the name and place of abode of the perfon printing the tame lhall net be printed ae aforefaid. (hall for every cepa. of tuch paper, fo pribliflied or dilperfed by hint, forteit and pay the Nowt sot." By afterelaufes,the one half of the penalty is inede payable to the informer, and the jooleas are declaredcompetent to try offences spina tht astute, the informations on which mull be filed within three months. On the 16th September indent. the • ibtoemet, Mr. Bell, appeared before J feph hioter, 'Efq. at W.I. (hip theet, and hotted an information againfl Mr. Henry ReyncU, printer, Piccadilly, for having on the 17t It gone latl, spina the pantie, printed a title page to a bi,olt,ctofitting of three irnluma., entitled, PoetiCal Anotgethenis at a Ville near Bath.— Print d rC. Dilly," witheat hiaieg pfihrod in le. gible char afters, br in any charaftert at all, his mdse' or place of alade, on as.y pert of (aid paper, as the 'what/ thereof: 'The info. !nation being read over,fi was difcovered that an mralton had been made hi the copy of the info-mation forted on Mr. Reynell, which mull have proved fatal to it in point of form. .111 r. Gull mar, however, Rated that he had more fubilantial objeek ions to, urge :spina the infot mation, and there fore did not with to get the better of it, ou .a matter of form. Mr. Reynell basing pleaded not guilty to the charge— Wm. Abbott was adde ced to prove the fame.— He dated, that in the month of June lea, the precife day he could not depone to, he called on Mr. Rey melt, and ernploaed him to print for the whoa, a Title Page to a wr rk entituled "Poetical Atsofements at a Villa near Bath," in three volumes: He in formed Mr. Reynell that only one let was wanted, but he might as well let him have three or four.— The copies were delivered to him on the 17th June. The witness atittally bad a copy of the book describ ed, with the title ptgc defaced, cat volume of which he took with bin. to Mr. Reynell. The book was not the wioiefs's property, but that of a Mr. Eglin. her. E. len: the witnefs to Mr. Reynell. Their at the time, was, not fo much to procure title pages, as to enable them to lodge an information agaitill Mr. R. The title page was fctibuled upon lie dal not knnw how it had been fo defaced. It was . not done on purp , fe, in his pretence. He had not broualit the back with him, becaute he did n t koov it would be eecetla• y. Examined by Mr. GURNFY, for the Defendant, the wirnefs admitted, Lila> Mr. Reynell was not the only pylon 4.f twenty to wham i.e had apt Led to print titles to the cattae hank, and to wham he had exhibited* vi.lumewith the title page to fel ibbled, or fotnethitig like h. He could not fay, to how many printers he had applied On the fubjett .06. reprints of tale pages. He Masten' was a toperal dealer. He, had received 36t. or 271. for his trdidale. He bad no interefi in the piefeut htfoetratiOn. J'Eglin was to have been the informer, net did' he know on what tams Bell bad now become fo. Mr. Goarise then Paid, that he did not .think it neceffary to trouble the Court farthre than limply to remark, that the pi dent itifrdmation did not come within the Aft, which attached penalties not to the Printing, with which the Defendants was : charged, but to the publithing. Mr. NAIt6S Paid, that lie had been from ti f e be • ginning aware of the 'ince of the objet ion stated by the Learned Counfel ; but wifhed it to be determin , on the brooded pollible ground, without going Into the legal interpretation of the Alt, whether it ; was meant to extend to any publications but thofe al luded to in the preamble, and pointed out by the (pick of the Aft'? Lay ing entirely out of his twill , deration the title and preamble of the Aft, and giv ' lag it only that liberal interpretation in favour of the defendant, to which, from the nature of the inform ation now exhibited, the Aft itfelf would bear him out in aftigning to it, he was fully of opinion that the prefent information could not be fopported. A term Might orcafi , inally be aptly applied, and he thonght it had been fo by the witncfs for the infor mation, who had denominated the title-page in grief don a Reprint, which did not come under any of the terms in the A& of Parliament. The 27th cation of•the Statute, on which the information was laid, did not apply to Printing alone, but to printing any paper or bock 4 , meant or intended to be publifhed or dithilatited." Now, it was proved from the evi dence adduced by. the Informer himfeif, that the book in cpretlion was not meant for publication, but metaly to furnith a ground for the prefent informa tion. Again the Act fpecified a paper or book as a whole, not the title of any book which, as in the pre fent cafe, was not produced, to Thew if, at the end, the name of the pi inter was specified. It was, how ever, the publithing and difperfing, not the printing of the books, agaital which the aft wifhed to pro vide ; and, accordingly, it wa. enaeted, that for every Copy of a paper or book fo publithed or dif. poled, on which the name and place of ahnde of the perfon prirding the fame should not be printed as aforefaid, every perfin omitting ta point his name, and every perfon publifiling or .lifperfing the fame, timid forfeit and pay the fim of 201. He, there• fore, had no hefitation in dilmiJing the preterit in formation. On 'Netslay the ,4th inannt, die a at his it , Life itt Great Titchfield•ftreet, in the 63d year of his age, Mr. WILLIAM BYRNE, a diflinguithed landfcape en graver; he was educated under art uncle, who en graved heraldry on plate, But having fucceeded in a landfcape after Witsos, fit as to obtain a premium from the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, it was regarded as the precurfor of talent of a fuperi r order, and he was- fent to Palk at that time the chief feminary in Europe, for is, Rudy of engi ;nig. for improvement. In Paris he fludlei faced'- , lively under Aciarter and WILLS; fuSm the former of whom he imbibed the leading traits cf that ftyle of engraving which he afterwards adopted as his own —under the latter he engraved a large plate of a form, after VERNET, but the,manual dexterity of Whin was alien to his mind, and probably contri buted not much to his irnprovettient, though be al ways fpoke of Wit. t E'S inftru&ions *MI relptit. When he returned to England, the foccefs of WoottsTr as a landfcape engraver, had fet the fafhion in that department of the art, bat BYRNE difdaining to copy what he did not feel—perhaps fcorning the influence of fa(hion in art, preferved the independance of his Pyle, and continued to Rudy, and to recommend to his pupils Nature, VIVARES, and the hell examples of the French fchool. His larger performances are after ZUCCARELLI and BOTH ; but his principal works (containing pro, bably kis belt engraving), are the Antiquities of Great Britain, after HEARNE ;. a let of 'Views cf the Lakes, after FARINGTON, and SMITH'S Scenery of Italy. His chief excellence confilling in his aerial peripeCtive, and the general effect of his hi i he was more agreeably and more beneficially em ployed in finning than in etching, and Ittnee he•ge neially tv,rked in conjunetion with his pupils, who were latterly his own fon and daughters. His manners were unafTuming ; his profteGotial %dotty tent-mitting ; and his Moral chatakel etemplarY.— He feldom went from home, but lived in the harem of a numerous and wonty family, who are soy sic- Poring their lofs. Mr. MosER entirely concurred with his Brother Magidratc. lie could not alb• forbear exprefling in the lirongell terns, his fcrions reprob ititsn of all ac-, tions of this k.nd, as being imnirnal and dangerous in the extreme. Here a fet of innocent, unfulpeEting mcn were drawn in by the iiiiioions applications of a perfon employed by an Informcr to commit a breach of an Aft of Parliament of which they were igno. rant, and then they were called en to pay to this guilty perfon the Moll exorbitant penalties. Mr. Brit. agreed that the objeetion applied equal• ly tut all hi. infottni.ri.ins, which mull of mirk tall to the round. He alto ennead his perteO coinci dence in the opinititi which had been exprelfcd, as to the inunoralitt of the application. • ; FREEHOLD and cOPYHOLD PARM, near Cuckield and "'Brightoh,- Sures. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, on Friday the z ith of Odlnbar, at - twelve o'Clock, AVALUABLE COPYFIOLD and fmall part FREEHOLD ESTATE, carat! HARVEST HILL and WOOLRID°E FARMS, in a delightful &nation, on the border of the road, two miles from Cuckfield, and ten from Brighton, in the county of Surex, contening Ninety-four Acres of rcnnrh able rich Arable, Paftcre, Meadow, Orchard, and Wood Land. in excellent cultivation, nearly in a ring fence, and in a part of the county abounding wilt game, with a Farm-hook, Barns, Ft.i)l7ng, Cottages, Tenemauf; Madam, Out-'.mildings. wall fine water and elCcii,Dt marl. The.fiftate is in band, of which di ate poCUlion may be bad, and the Live and Dead Stuck taken at a fair valuation. May be viewed. and particular' bid prevlpus to the file, at the Cook, at Sutton ; White I Tart, Reigate Mete... Head Cuct.fiel.!; C. fre and New Inn, Brighton ; of Marrs. Jennings and Collier, Solicitors, Shiro lane, Temple-bar; fit Garraway s, aril 44 Mr. Smith, No. 6a, Broad ftreet. near the Royal Exclringe. HA[L>~3f BURY HOUSE. NrAR HERTFORD. To be SOLD by ADCTION by Mr. SMIFH, At °areaway's Coffechoufe, on Wearieftlay Odlober a3i, at Twelve o'clock, indefs au acceptable offer 0 made in Eke mean time by Private Contriet, A N Excellent Freehold -FAMILY HOUSE, in 2 . good repair, commanding a deUght . ul fituation, detached from the high road, within two miles of Hertford and Ware, and eighteen from London, in s're County of Herta. The houfc con tains fizteen airy bedchambers, including terrains rooms, two ftaircafes, morning and dreffifig morns, dining and drawing rooms 21 feet by 16. opening to a cheerful lawn and rich dictated prof peas of the furroanding country,ggnueman'i parlour, numerous clafets and water clofct, with ennuentent attached and detached offices, two coach houfes, Raiding for tea houfes, farm yard, barn, cow-houfe, cart ftah!e, and outbuildings, an excellent kitchen gar den and lofty walls flocked with prime fruit trees, extenfive thtle). terry walks, mount, and grove, and fitty acres of land in paddock• and handfome enclofures, chiefly meadow and pafture, with good roads in every diredion. To be viewed with tickets, which may be had and further par ticulars known, of Mr. Smith. No. 6a, Broad-ftreet, near the Royal Exchange. Particufara aro - ten days preceding the rale, at the Bull Inns, Hartford, Ware and Hoddefdon; White Hart, St. Alban's ; Salifbury Arms, Hatfield ; of MelTrs Dawes, Solicitors, Angel-court. Throgmorton-ftreet t and at °areaway's. A letter from tillson dated September 2, fays :-- " We have no packets here but fitddenly we are in lot used that an linglith Yid fails te-attortnw with a " I fend you a lift I received from our friend at Ca di*, of the Spaniih and french chips arrived there, exclave of thofe which were there before. There are of thole five fail of the line ready for fea ; one of theta is la Santiffima Trinidada. of 136 guns and 1450 men. Several of the large chips are Preparing for fea. fo that the force in Cadiz will be very la ge.. Ws ate told that the Toulon and Carthagcna fqu a drons have formed a junEtion, and confill (.1 fourteen fail of the lint. The Cadiz and French fleets may come out to dice a jundion with them, confiding in the fupttistruy of their numbers ; but our well ap pointed BMA fleets will convince them, fhould they meet, that they would have better (laid at home. *TANIS% SHIPS AT CADIZ. Guns. . 86 St. Juan 114 St. Auguttin - 86 St. fidsfot.fu • 76 St. Francifes • 76 Eugsnio . 76 Six fail fitting, es& PUNCH CHIPS. Lc Berwick i 83 I.lntreplde . 80 - So L't{e•es • 74 Le Protean: • . 74 I.e on OuayTrooln • 74 I. * Argessaate • 74 Le Redoubtable - • . 74 L'Aebille rive Frigates, and three prigs • The heroic French Admiral ifu.t.amatm, in his difpatches as to the failing of the combined fquadron af er the aelion, from Vigo, fags, 'e 1 leave behind l'Atles, of 8¢ guns, with two Spanifh line of batik lhips alto, owing to their failing fa very badly, as they would rather retard the expedition than at all alEft it." • Guns. ..- -7, Argontete - prince of Alludes Neptune - Terrible - Montagne - Minerva - - 96 • 76 . 76 . 63 74 Le Ilacentaur Le Formidable I.c Nereune L'lndomplable L'A Igearas I.c PlutOn i.e Montblane La &Trillium Lc Scipion - 74 - - 74 - 74 74 74 74 • 74 - 74 • 74 . MANOR and FREEHOLD. ESTATE. near Bolton. To be S 01.1) by AUCTION—Ay Mr. SMITH, At Carraway's Coffer-houfe, 'Change alley, Corphill, London, on Wednefday.Oetohir 3 4, unlefs an acceptable offer is made it. the mean time by Private Contrad, IN.Ring -fenced FREEHOLD ESTATE, payinlz . too Tytbes whatever. Thc buyer may, at his option. either' pay down the whole confideration in money, or a moiety thereof only, and for thoother moiety grant upon certain agod lives fortdry annuities, to be fecured on this eftate only, or fome other of not lids value, on a plan highly favourable to him, and affording , a' molt eligible opportunity to monied men The hitate con6fts of Brothertoft Manor, Townfhip, and the entire Lands thereof, near .Dolton,iii the county of Lincoln; toge ther with a valuable Eftate in the parifh of Wyberton, contiguous, , having a Manfiun hook, with the cuftom .ry appendagcs for ufe and ornament, with fundry Farm-h. ufes and Cottage., a liorlL mM, a new Steam Eogine fur fundry operations, Granaries, aunt and Straw Darns, Stables. Co Macs. Smiths' and Carpenter.' Shops, and aft forts of Farming conveniences, with 929 Acres, (more or lefts) of uncommonly Bich Land, interfated by a Tarn pike-road. bounded by two feparate navigation', with wharfs at the two principal hams, ands coal-yard in each navigation. The prefent net rental of the citate is upwards of 2300 L per annum.— May be viewed by a letter of introdudion. Particulars acid every information may be had at No. New man's-court, Cornhill, by applying to John Evans, Eft'. Solicitor, who Is empowered to treat by Private Contra t, and particulars may Oro be had of Francis Thirkill, Efq. Bolton ; of the Printers of she Nottingham Journal and Stamford Mercury; at Ciartavny's, and of Mr. Smith, No: 62, Broad-ftrect. The Mailer of aCartel, lately arrived at Plymonth from Vigo ' rays, 0 I rowed round the French line of ' battle fhtpPAtlas, of 84 guns, and the two Spanilh 74 guns, which were in the anion of the 22d of July ; the renSon given by the Spaniards for their being left behind by VeLLIINEUVE was ostfing to hav ing been Co confoundedly mauled in the *aim. Their hulls are particularly fo, as the fides front which they engaged are like a riddle ; they cannot 1 foe ionic time be it for fertice." The above, tog/ether with the two line of battle (hips being in Plymouth harbour, which the French Aamiral could not receive in his line after the a&ton ' MANOR - Mid - ESTATES - , DORSET. WILTS, and SOMIA. is a proof of French garcon:lde and Bridal gallantry. styrst•iißE, A few days (ince, a Noble Naval Commander at To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SMITH, ore a - our red ports, who is a aria dirciplinarian, At Clarraway's, ou Wedneiday, the c3d of Odiober, at Twelve ..ccolted a drunken failor in the ftreet, with " What o'Clock, in Lots, • 'THE MANOR of VERWOOD, with the Quit fhip do you belong to?" Jack, who was a dry fel - X Rents, Rights, Royalties, and Appwienances in the Farah It w, (notwithflancing he was drunk) and had a vet y ' or Cratiborn near Wimborn, Blandford, and ShafLilaury, in the eccenttic countenance, anfwered with much fang field County of Dorfet, near two exten fi ve Commons of about rico " ton't know." What's your Captain's name ?" Acres, with Verwood Farm, and Lands on Lines, containing tu- No. gether p 8 Acret of Arable, Failure, and Wood Land, a Farm " Den't know." "Do you know who lam ?" 4 , Why, lam the Commander in Chief." " Then," • half:111:i Barns, and o tte r, . Out-buildings, n in the occupation of Mr. Am replied the fellow, in a manOtr which railed the good Freehold Farms and Lands, in the Parini of Broadcbalk, near temper of the worthy Baronet to a loud laugh, t , You Sambery,in the County of Wilts, called Reddifites and mount have a d—d good birth of (t—that's all I know." S°lTel, containing together 135 Acres of Arable. P.dture, and Wood Lard, with Farm-houfes, Gardens, Stabling, and Ont-build- The avidity with which Tickets and Shares of the togs, and a Right of Failure for spa Sheep and eleven ' Cows, i n enfuing Lottery arc • purchared, can only be attri. the occupation of Meffrs. Young, Randall sod weft. bum' :o the unprecedented excellence of its Scheme, A Freehold Esta te in the Parilh of Lullington, nearly ad. jolting of egth A m te 'tunpke Roa , front ,en F ti rome d ta Barth, eon , w t i a t r it tig lia t2l6 . in its difplay of numerous Capital 'Prizes, and the A powerful. attra6ion of 3Qpo Benefit Blanks, which hoar, Barns, and Out-building', in the occupation of Mr. Pike. ' t will completely fecure to the Purchafer a benefit of ' And a Freehold Eftate in thePariOtes of Standeersickand Beiltd 1 , tol. for the lira three days of drawing at lean, and ley. n ear Frpane•and Wrtninfter, containing 64 Acres a itteh. Mr. with a Farm-bauk and Out-buildinv, in the ciccupstbo Ai as Monday next will be the firft day, no time fhould Samuel Patton. be loll—Adventurers, therefore, kalifs aa4 Ipy,"you 'To be viewed. with leave of the Tenants, and Partkylar, ha t), l may have the ,greaten choice both qf 11 c ets 'and twenty day. pp cetlipg the Sale, of Mars. Bullock ant Arnold. Shares i n a ll t h e , var i e d Th ou t ap d hAn d 4, t i'l owe a El...iford:mw; A,lelil-s. riddle and Forßer, Carey 'flrete;".ttr: War- Rumfay,z' at the : Gni, lvlaribortitigh; crowp montfordv prices, at J. Jou NSON and CO4s Old add yssly trirttl- I "er• White Hart, Bath; King's Ar.. 1,2 porch,itur • Wait: litre 443- nate Licenfed State Lottery-Ogees.. No. 3, PO . pS's", bury ; Hotel, Weynninth ; Nth, ft i'l I n i -r...0.; at 'away's. zu .. 5.1 a , Head-Alley, turnhill, toridusu *. .: . , i Mr. Smith, 6z, Bread-arca, Royailacharzw . tORDHAisi, retr b0V71411A1P01.:4%.1 1 4k. TO BB SOLD airmtvAri. CONTRACT. l y Mr. it it 0 AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, cutnilrifit.g two deluatde Fcn Farms, Gtuate at Forttam, two rots from 1)owohato, lu the county of Norfolk, ..t a bin g 767 ACfri% of Rich Land. in a ring fence. Midi Two Farin bouks, Barns, ard Out bniNltur.s. in good repair, Id to mat& tnoon and Oisid:roith, ralionbbie tenants, at rebus 3111outitingto5731.1..a. T Annum. To be v.csced With Irate of the :manta. and pirdeolars had of Mr. Smith, No. Oa, Broad Rrcet, ItoyalEtehaeze. MANOR and FREEHOLD Esr.vn.s. and Shri.Avilluty, $n the coat.ty of Salop. TO BE SGLD IIY ERIVATII CONTRACT, Ili Mr. SMI rzt, HE MANOR of EA 1:0N, extending over *bola 6,000 acres, Fiats, Reliefs, Quit rents, Rights, and Immuti belongia.: to o.:c fame, with a large and valuable Freehold Eitate, comaning rsco Acres of Rich Arable, ratture,and kitm dow Land, well fituatc for markets, lime, and coal, rear the Turnpike road leading from ilarewflaury to Loullow, tythefr x . and Land-tax tctlctam.d, near Church Stratton, iu the pane, 4 Eaton, and county of Salop. The Matt is highly improveable, Lands, and well ac:aptill for the prtfervation of r Ante, with which the Manor ahotmds ; with (unable Farm-liftulis, Barns, anti Out buildings, ftocral Cottages, a Water Corn-mill, a liae ftrcans of water running through the lands. May be virwed, And particulars had of Mr. Smith, Na. 61, Broad-ftrcet, Royal Ilschange, where a niap of the Illate may ho (tea. Ten 'Thourand Founds may rearlut on mortgage. --- HANTS, ON 1 HE BORDERS OF B: RKS AND SURREY.' 'IC BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SMITH, SINGULARLY A defirahle COPY HOLD and Part FR F.F.HOLD ESTATE and RESIDENCE. Called YATELY HOUSE, dedzhtfuily Senate, three mils, from Hart ford Bridge, three from lsie.ckwitter, and thirty four 1:0711 Hyde Park Corner. The Houk is in good repair, frated on a Paddock of 3o Acres, ornamented with flue Thrivh.g Timber, and contains eight principal Bed-chambers, fuitable A t .artments for Servants, Score-roont and Water.clofets, an elegant Orawing.roorn; 31 by to, Dining-room 26 by t 6, Gentleman s Pr.:Erg-room and 06em of every defeription, Standing for two Carriages, Stabling for IS Horfss,excellent Walled Garden, Lawn, Plantations, and i'lra.nrc Grounds, Canal, Cold Bath, and Green-hook, a Farm yard pro perly detached from the Houk, Barns, Granary, Cow.hour e , an d Oat budding., with a quantity of Arahk, Name, Woad, Meadow Land, containing. tegtther with the bniidirizs, Paddock. and Grounds, about 95 Acres, with good Roads, and in a hue Sporting Country,abeund.ng with Game. To be viewed with ticket:, which may be had, and further oarticuLn known of Mr. Smith, No. 63, Broad- area, Royal Etc. change. CAPI l'Ai. tULD RESiDe.NLE, Manor, and Rich Meadow I.and, near ‘k ifbeack, CaniorljgeSiire„ I'o BE :DLL) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SMITH. A SPACIOUS FREEHOLD MANSION, kind on a handfome lawn and pie-afire-grounds; near Ennnth Church, three miles frontWifbeach, tea from March, and ninety. three from London, in the county of Cam!aidge, with a \ianor eat Lmling over aerec,alsotmclirg with game, the property of Sir Henry Perim, 13art. The Marlon centains lofty fpations bed chambers, roetna, and pidure gaility, with eitcellent floors f, acious hail, pt:rtirodinin, drawing, and morning rooms, ot good prorortions. ft/tableful* a large refpeaabla family, with cellarit.g and nuttily:Pas offiecs, well adapted to the houfe, andluppllcd With fine Firing water—c4p:t4l f:ahling for horfe., flaming fur fix earrhges„ fervante apartments, eight waggon lodges, gr.:nary, hay-rcinns, dig kennel, dove limit; and outimildigs, extenfire and valuable fruiting houf,s, pimry, roe on ground, and graperks, &e. large produaive kitchen Ltartims, walled and Rocked vtith numerous fruit tiers, an elegant grove, plantations. a n d pleafun.-graunds, ornrrnented wi h Onurifhin: ihruhs and forth trees, in lull perfot• tion, strawberry garden, ism-houfe, and kraal meadows of re markably rich land adjoining. Well fenced and timbered, cont-.lu ing together about 6.: acres The purchafer may be accomme.lat;ii with the furniture adapted to the Matta% at a fair .pprailenitnt, and early pofreton Will be given. May be viewed, and further particulars known of Mr. Smith. No. 62, BroadArect, heat' the Royal Ezehaage. • PREGNANT LADIES, Whole Situation requires a temporary retrernent. AIR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife, i- offer* to acconnimilate Ladies in an airy and retired finn an:), with Aparmients tolye-in, on terms (lifted to their circum (lances and Situation in HI.: ; their infants put out to nude, and humanely talin care of ; as Humanity induceshint to offer his ailiftance to allzviate the horrors of concealed Pregnancy, he natters Limfelf I.adies will Mal on application to him the greateft attention, and molt profuum! feercey. Letters (poft paid) to Mr:IX:It:on, Surgeon and Man-Midwife, or to Mrs. Watfon, Mid*:fe, No. rq, Charlotte-fin:et, Surtiy. lids of Blackfriar's-bridge, will meet the molt pointed anemias. Where truly be had, The PILI. BENEDICTA, at xl. Is. per box, a certain and effedtual Remedy to remove all Ohltrudtions Isad irregularities, and a:ivied:eat Macine after had Lyin.s For FEVERS, COLDIL, BORE THROATS, RHEUMaIo TISMS, the YELLOW FEVER, Si'. ANTHONY'S FIRE, and for INFLAMMATIONS of the LUNGS, BOWELS, ELAIMER, See. DR. JAkiES's POWDER. 'H IS MEDICINE, which is fo fuperior to all j. others in eneary,vettainty, and fafety, fhould ever he given on the fait attack of the Diforeler; for, if it be not fulEcient ot hien* to ilea a curt (as in intermittent and putrid Fevers), it is allniseed to be the belt Preparative for, and concomitant with, the Sark and other remedies, which the Symptoms require. But ac the ginglige Powder has liken often kcown to retiore the Patient, al ter fisfubftitutes, and every other febrifuge, have faikd, it enk he to be tried even in the hit extremity. Great benefits have, ih,n derived from the Powder, in di:orders thcught beyond th? or medicine, when taken every night as an Alter. dye ; cad, 'T.am the fuccefs of the Reverend Mr. Singkton Harpur, of I , tdo.in, there is reafon to believe that it may Inoue a lteau..4 in the drocephalus.or Water in the Brain. Suld only by F Newbury and Sono, No. 4s t St. Pads Chore.. yard (four doors from Chcapfide) London ; and at *Dr. Jae% N'a late houfc, In Bruton-ftreet, in lockers, price as. yd cab, duty Included ; LT in bottles, containing twelve packets, price 241. as made up far the Army and Navy. N. B. None can be genuine that have not the weeds F. New bury, No. 43, St. PaifFe, ePzravt d io the Stamp. 44 AV iNG del:ate:l r....ytett to the fiudy, znd into .7.-'►A gratified by at tioft cone.lwabk pradicalo that brand 'Olds I thuag::t Froyer to Idle& I trt.ft that I Lave oot wore reit • employed my time t h at entomb), in the (steam 6e.1.1 of thil prole.sion, ars oecaConaly tomerre4 in oneratainty, ar.4 eamae !brays total° that foce,:s orh,:wh is seNtsired i y acettotrotiali tte Inteileetual flower to ore Cafe of Ironic". • The 4r-ifin of D 153,11 - are Teetailarit talirtllles, for they 'bring with them a train of topcoat:tam ("wows wia4, ivy s 3 , - e B bo u •-• o f .ll .4.,.1 cwittYl e;thteuer tr.& borrow corlloerot VPArot , r they aria from the rtoraist..e siia examph.,clulciso . tlreliatits of fehoal-Do;s; or t,a indo..gelces of taltarity ta!v-re 4 cuire the mr•ft atllt.: es rce-feonal troll; bat ti vac igareseve of uneducated sus, the Spurt:ware aumarstul, :Ai the tenth eUenll Is deft:ord. , As a Mitisißliß of the !LOYAL courom rrlfrz.,lll. I grvood my preet:Eans on re,;e::.rlty tf cdoculan,ar 4 p 09• 11, 04 sir,:y p-ivitege to praAtee, I feel m r.',lf endttedt a that eualkat: with whisk it ave hitherto been L;liborslty .alikVlMl in the 6,-ft fonfitions of local 'mettles, tart; ,y,..Smslas sad pravoat the catomity of a chbiti.y.ted frairx ; but vitae the fel• force, from a tot - Ai - wines of the ournanCneis Qi the Mee wI canted his mitre ?tune, to fearful of the ~ ....v.terai.t.or eessittre 4.: Us thirdly pbytel m ant broads artier LI:: tc..lrmity with earrAti coo ectlmonn. it omit be :acid:a' chary for-tmita to be &Werra not eat/ of zsgsability of trmtot:mt, bet ao of the moil biriolskie rlirtas. And In reetut V ,ai-rt.F.l Comtdedt‘ t is r ',Mee to pr.! , - tit ri% dsoger or diftivia ; In r,t riot! tom?VrNt :1 re:a It Is :as seta is. west of endludve evossisucte in ts -Ls to &et a tars, carols. aselperAyte-eftaßliburAt. • J tbe ad vaar.age la" Cla exottrltace to *.: -tn... ofiit: er !ex. i r lets; wit\ any bind of tfi'di::.4l. - Y, of a::y tiFtvtlr2.• et r)_ • etitILI.T.. P4VEr r lON.. and In all mfra the terms ' t,l re_wa• . Westonire ftsmi on she bite inecri , 4-w. r' pezraitin the minter an: &sr/Air-Ito ion:dge a RArt% Pore, ud ceilvikala4 to 44,sify t...,eir . ni i -e ne..tasic-- ler of Lein;. , . 1"141,.iT1i &MI., -MvitSes of the Royal Cease of Fort owns to ton4:e. 11a V* VtAi OLIN Orirt, v;ratkesu Terre* vet • Leisil2.l):7 ; Ihlptui solPliorifced tly E 17171. %%RP (4 kao t•-rtrorplace. Lameetit4, Slum Orrice. No. 1. C ileum Velakedilie it Ike tress Quire,