Star. — London, England, 1812-04-16 00:00:00

VERSES HORRID MURDER IN CHESIZIRE. SALES BY AUCTION. SALES I3Y - AUCTION. I - . VON. The following shocking account is extracted from • The Chester Courant : HERTFORD-STREET, FITZROY-SQUARE-A Subteen" MDMOUTH, DE 1 tial House, on Lease.-By Mr. ROBINS; at Garraway's, Fill EH OLD and MARINE COTTAGE VILLA, with M esa " On Sunday morning the village of Hankelow, . on Thursday, April 23, at twelve, Pleasure Grounds and Mes , la s Land. near Nantwich, was alatmed by a report that George i At Garrays, A Substantial BRICK DWELLING-HOUSEJ . By Mr. ROB i '.• , d in eS T i l :r d ble ay i lw ßE Y E 2B 4;l T L w D elv*4 ES 6l l' l 7l l LATE; p u i.ai %sui , y d dz . ,e tbs .z. Murray, farmer in that village, had been murdered A X sFuate on the West Side of Hertford -street, near the corner . AVERY comprising a MARINE C IT f AGE VILLA, Ka ed , n it during the preceding night, having been found with of Grafton-street, Fitzroy-square. in possession and on le,•se . • to ! Sae commanding eminence, about a saarter of a m . e oh a 3. his brains dashed out, and his throat cut f; om ear to Mr. Sparkes; Green-grocer. lbe House is three stories high, two rooms on a Moor, with kitchen, &c. in the basemen'. ; held fur a ear ! It was sapposed that the diabolical crime had long term at a ground rent of per annum .85e e n ni try br . n a c n i d ng bo n u l ti ttlati dless ft v p ie rns ws Pe o c f ti th o e f O t tea tbta n, been pet'petrated by some ruthless villains, who had May be viewed by applying to the tenant, of whom Particulars accommodation of 4 Family of the first di.tinetion ; coma!, ing e entered his house in search of plunder, and.it would 'may be had; of H. L Sayer, Esq. Gray's-Inn; :a Garraway's • • , tha r m leasur ben e ' an G 4 tu vriai. mde; ' 1 on the ground floor, an depot suit of Apartniqs % hind b r appear that his wife and every part of the family and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. finished, consisting of a Saloon, Drawing cones Music-moo.; 1 mo rted u c t h ou , affected the most complete ignorance of the ass ful i FREEHOLD GROUND-RENTS, £125 per Annum, Library, Dining-room, and Biessdast-parlour, Seedy Veugsteh; transaction. On the assembly of a concourse of peo- Gulden-square, John-street, and Brewer-street, near Piccadilly, • n al l i d d into ii , Prin Con c o. lP •r a. ; l a Y tory nPel , l s 'ag i Is te suita th b e le La ßed wn plat which SA unusual a circumstance was likely to . in the City of Westminster. i log rooms, excellent domes lc Offices, wile &-rvants' A . tr ate, suspicion fell upon one of the servant men, by :By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's on Thursday, April 23, at ments, roomy Yard, Stzbitr,g for six •Horses, and 1 qr Coach. Oi•Linct traces of blood from the bed of the deceased I Twelve, in One Lot, by o;der of the Proprietor, houses, Piggeries, &c three Orchards, and Meadow Land, tabling in all about nine Acres; cle whole fermilfg a no to that of Lis, which was in a higher part of the house. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, COM- • i P" et l . ().tesarnitting him, these suspicions were strengthened ~ 11- prising the MOTE rY of Nine Substantial Commodious ch s " tin g and w .ris ' ll ed si t na"nn as a Marine Kest-rtace re a Nobleman, or Gentlemaa D e the sea service • the a r by finding marks of blood upon his shirt. A peace : Brick DWELLING-HOUSES, with Offices, possessing '1 bree . mild and see ' Ider i ons, and excellent n t b ' 001 reu i lzhalt officer WAS scot for, and the young man taken into ad ai va li ntal t eo s u N s o F s ro l ls an , ar d id is moot t h li e gi s b o ly tua sid t e e, a vi2 G . , of Two ca r pi- , chaaer may be also accommodated will: t4o A:res .- al is i t custody. When the constable was taking him to a , Four t nn Houses in ' litho-street ' , ° N n os t .I, 2 u , t 3, and 4; Thr ett eell u o a us e rs ; i dow Land, Gardens, and Orchard, held on Lease; sad the elm. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1812. neighbouring Magistrate, he said to the constable- ;in Brewer -street, Nos. 18.19, and 20. The above Moiety is let i gent Househula Furniture, by valuation. • To be viewed by 'I idle's. Particulars My be ha :as the TUESDAY, APRIL 14, " Well, I suppose I must be hanged ;" and on being on Lease for a term .which will expire at Christmas, 1674, at a , ' Tile King's Plate of logs. for mans, 3-yr-olds, Bst. 41b. 4-yr- ressed for a disclosure of his meanin ,con f esse d the a net ground rent of Ole Hundred p o n d i old;, 9st. 41b. 5- yr.ohls, 9st. 1O P b. 6-yr-olds and aged, lost.- - g au- '1 wenty-fire pounds Anuum. E ; Fountain , PI ymouth-Duek ; Hotels. Plym unit and Wry. I . Last three miles of B. C. following particulars : -That the murder of his mas- i Particulars of Messrs. Jones and Green, Sonaltors, sall,bccy. mouth; Genge and Fountain, Portsmouth; Whi te H an and Mr. Nei ton's h. 1. Variety, 3 yrs old - . 1 . ter was determined upon between his mistress and ' square, Heet- street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Wat• Antelope, Salisbury ; White Li.u, Bath ; Bush, Bristol; and i I Messrs. Floyd and Mules, Honiton, of whom Ticke:s for to.-wtqg Gen.-rid Gower's b. f. Donna Clain, 4 yrs old • 2 hicnself ; that the time, manner, and circumstances i wick-street, Golden- quare. may be bad; London inn, Sidmou•h ; of Messrs. Wfts.am. Sir J. Shelley's b. f. Stingtail, 3 yrs ela - - 3 of it were concerted by them ; that in the night time I Lord Suffield's ch. 1. by Alexander the Great, 4 yrs old 4 i Mr. Dunda,'‘ Witch of Endor, 4 yrs old - 5 they fell upon him with an axe, and beat him with it street, Golden -quire, where a Pan and Elevatiou may be ..,,.. Mr. Lake's ch. ni. Britannia, 5 yrs old - - 6 about the head, until they tliought him dead, and in to to 1 agst Varier,-5 to 2 agst Donna Ciara-•-2 to 1 apt the course of their hi utality s.rack out one of his eyes. 1-:tingtail. ;That they then left him, but were soon apprised that WEDNESDAY, Apart. 15. lie was yet living ; they returned to their work of - se Ai by Subscription, for 3-yr. olds Ise. fib. 4 yr. olds Bst. 111 h. and 5-yr. olds 9st. 41b. • lI.C. blood, and again retired, under the persuasion that Duke of Grafton's br. c. Nimrod, S yrs old - walked over he had breathed his last : -That they were still dis swi epoakes of 200 gs. each, h. ft. for Col:, se. etb. Fillies small% appointee. and altheugh the unnatural wife pressed Duke of Grrfton's bl. f. by Alexander, out of Rival - I the man to go and make a finish of his master, hr Gen. Grosvenor's cb. f. Guadiaaa, by Quiz - - 2 said he could not resume the task ; and he absalutely Mr. Blake's c. l'upil, by Whisker, out of Lady Mayoress S • l she found an expedient to remove his fhe Port Stakes of 100 gs. eich, for Colts and Fillies. i refused, I.d G. H. Cavendi-h's c. Merrygoround - scruples, by furnishing him vial, a razor, to cut his I Col. Uthol's '1 ruin.. i- - - . 2 throat ! It was then the work was completed. He Mr. Closter's Cross Bow - - . - s stated, that he bad been urged to the horrid deed by 3to 1 agst. Merrygoround, 2tol on Truffle. I his mistress, who wanted hum to marry her. Sweepstakes of 50gs. each, b. ft.-Colts, Bst. 51b.; and fillies, " Immediately on this confess:on, the constable Bst. 211). T. Y. C. lA. Jersey's c. by Hyperion, dam by Skyscraper - i unlocked the handcuffs with which he had locked Mr. Mellish's cb. f. Muria - • - 2 himself to the prisoner, fastened the I.:tter by the same Su C. Bunbury's Amelia - ' ' ' 3 instruments to an assistant he had with him, and im- Five to 1 apt. lA. Jersey's c. I mediately ran back to take the wife into custody.- The Newmarket takes of 50gs. each, h. ft.-Cola, eat. 711).; i When he entered the house, he told her the confes fillies, 85t. 21b. D. M. rising three-yrs. old. Mr. Lake's b. c. Pointers, by Giles, out of Sangana's dam 1 sion of the servant, and bid her prepare - to accompany D. of Rutlaud's bl. f. by Alexander, out of Rival - 2 him to the Magistrate. On this she covered her lace lA. Jersey's. br. c. by Hyperion, out of Ipswich's dam 3 with her apron, drew a razor from her breast, and Four to 1 agst. Mr. Lake's b. c.-3 to 1 agst. 1). of Rutland's bl. L run it across her throat, making a deep incision. Mr. Belk, of Audlem, surgeon, who happened to be there, sewed up the wound, saifch we understand is not considered dangerous. We Ijave not heard the result of the examination of these v: retches before the Magistrate ; nor have we heard the minute particu lars further than stated of this shocking affair. We have no doubt, however, the circumstances above re cited are generally correct. The young man is about 19 years of age, the woman 40." ADDRESSED TO A LADY WHO WISH 6D THE AUTHOR TO WRIT B SONNETS, What with that smile beneath your bonnet s Fair pr.smiuory note of bliss! Do you intreat me for a Sonnet / No, no ! not even for a kits! A Sonnet is a serious thing, Made up of grief and whimp'ring: No, let one take the classic road That uphill leads to lofty Ode. - I then, dear girl, might call you goddess, Tho' humbly clad in mortal bodice; And goddesses, we always find, Were not more beautiful than kind: I'd swear in rhyme yod look'd a Venus, But never tell what pased between us !. SPORTING lATELLIGENCE. FREE-MASONS. On Monday was celebrated, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the anniversary of the Masonic In stitution for Cloathing and Educating the sons of deceased and indigent Ancient Freemasons, of which the Duke of ATIJOLE is the active Patron and Pro tector. His Grace is at present in Scotland, and was, consequently, unable to attend ; but when it shall be reported to him with how much enthusiasm his health was drank, in testimony of the advantage the Charity has derived from his countenance and parental support, he will, we doubt not, participate in the regret that he could not be present on the oc casion. The Deputy Grand Master, THOMAS HAU TES, Esq. was in the Chair. There are at present 50 Boys on the Establishmer.c., who are wholly clothed and educated ; forty-seven of them were introduced after dinner, and their interesting appearance called into action that benevolence which is the corner stone of Freema sonry. A very liberal collection was made, and many of the company became Annual Subscribers. The day passed off with that harmony and conviviality which is so characterestic of this Ancient Order, and the most fervent spirit of loyalty manifested itself after drinking his MAJESTY. 44 GOD gave the King" was v. ell sung by Messrs. Dioxins, C. Smarr, and Sri aw, in which the company, up stan. ding, heartily joit.ed chorus, and produced an electric effect. The Prince and Old England for ever, which followed the health of the PRINCE REGENT, was like wise excellently sung by Mr. DIGNUM. It is but justice to obserie, that ti.e dinner and wines were of the best quality, and did ample credit to the house. A Novel from the ptri of Miss BURSEY, (daughter of Dr. BunsEY) will be published in a few days, called " Traits of Nature." The inimitable talent; of this writer are well known, and much pleasure may, therefore, be anticipated from this new performance. At a numerous and respectable Meeting, consist ing of the Sovereign, Burgesses, Merchants, and Ma nufacturers of Belfast, held in the Commercial-ro'ms in that town, pursuant to public notice to that efftct, on the 3d inst. it was resolved to p►esent pet:tioop both Houses of Parliament, against the renew of the East India Company's Chatter. We are happy to find that the; immense track of *taste Land, generally known as 144,h0t Heath, will (Hon bear marks of cultivation and improvement.— The Landholders in the pr►rish of Wisdkvisans haw. laudably set the example ; and their Bill has, we stand, passed the Commons—•other parishes will fellow ; and it is supposed that SO cr 40,000 acres of land will, in consequence, be brought into tillage. The persons who bring forward these inclosures must not be daunted by the opposition which will generally be made by partico!ar itufividuals, interested in the lands remaining in their original state. ' . him—Yesterday morning, between the hours of four and five o'clock, a fire broke out in Conduit cour►, Long-acre, leading into Hart -street, which burnt very fiercely fer some time, consumed two houses, and damaged two more. Two houses at the corner of die court in Long-acre, owing to their back parts being within a few feet of the houses destroyed, weie in imminent danger, and had it not been for the exertions of the firemen, would have certainly fell vic tims to the fury of the flames. No lives were lost. Saturday last, the deserter of the name of Elphick, wlaose commitment to the gaol of Canterbury, we noticed yesterday, was conveyed in charge of a peace officer, and delivered agreeably with an order from the Admiralty, to the naval rendezvous at Deal. 1; appears that this person, in company with another, arrived at Broadstairs about five months since. in as ( pen boat, having the in.me which he assuring!, Job,. /phiek,"on the stern, and which boat now reinauis at • owned. At the General Sessions of the Peace for the town and port of Sandwich, and its liberties, holden on Monday se'nnighr, James Stanley was capitally in dicted, under Lord Ellenborough's Act, for wilfully stabbing John Chitteneien, with mtent so murder him. The Jury found him Guilty, and he received sentence of death.—John Zenith, convicted of stopping Mrs. Ann Cook, upon the King's highway, between the town of Sandwich and the village of Word, with in tent to rob her, was sentenced to be transported seven years. A daring robbery was committed in the shop of Messrs. J. and I. Malone, of Stephen -street, Dublin, early on the morning of the '24 di ult. when, among other property, bills, &c. amounting to more than eleven 'hundred pounds, were plundered from these respectable Gentlemen. Every effort to trace the offenders failed ; we are happy, however, to announce, that on Thursday last all the bilk were returned to Messrs. J. an d I. Malone. But how was this accom plished ? Why, thrt.ugh the instrumentaky of pri vate confession f The religious zeal and assiduity of a Catholic Clergyman brought the robbers to repen tance—and on Thursday, that worthy and amiable divine, the Rev. Mr. Ratt.t.r, of Clarendon-street Chapel, restored their property to his plundered fel low-citizens. HERTS--BELMONT PARK. Freehofd Estate, the principal part 'rithe-free, ani Land tar re detrned.—Th; spacious elrgant Family Mansion, thriven Plan tations, Meadow and Arable I and, near WO Acres. By Mr. ROBINS, _ . At Garraway's, on Tue.day, May 12, at Twelve, in One Lo°, I'HE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe free, and Land-tax redeemed, cants! BKLMON I PARK, near the village of East Batnet, and within 10 milts ot London ; comprving an elegant Family Residence, seated on a beau•iful eminence, commanding ex Joiner views iu all directions, planned for a Family of P . e First DlstitictLn, with offices of all description!, lawns, and Ott:sure grounds, tastefully di-posed dry gravel walk!, and thriving p'.. tatiotts, excellent kitchen garden., walled round, and well socked •. , Pfla the finest ft nit-trees, peach house, two graperies, ice -house, term-yard, and convenient buildings, au entrance lodge, and catrutge drive to the itnise, surrounded by upwards of ts 2 acres of rich meadow lan 1, In a fence, and 14 aces of arable lan1; held under the Cnown to: a long term, at atr fling rent. The whole forming an eligible Pro. perry for the Residence of a Gent kman's Family ; excelleilt tie' gh bourho4d, good roads, and beautitul rides in all ckrectioi.s, and only ten miles from London. May be viewed by '1 ickets ; Particulars on the Presni,es ; at the Cat, East Barnet; Red lion, and Green Man, Larne ; Castle, Highgate; Cherry• Tree, Southgate; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square; where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Plan of the Estate seen. MOIfrAGUE-S'T'REET, RUSSELL-SQUARE. . Desirable FAMILY READENCE, in the most complete order fur the huruidiate Reception of a Faintly. By Mr ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve, ix. VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ES I'ATE ; comprising an extensive DWELLING-HOUSE, desir ably situate, No. Montague street, Russell-square, over looking the Museum Garden , in the most complete order, b-ing recently finished by a Gentleman fur his cwn Residence; cc ntaitcirg, on the u; per storey, three e4cellent Rooms ; secocd fluor, two Bed-cliAlbere, a Dressing-mom and H .use-maid's Closet; principal storey, two elegant Dewing-ruoms, fobbed in a very neat style, an , ' communicating by folding-doors ; ground floor, neat Entrance-hall, Dinlng-parlour and Library, finished with stuccoed walls, water-closet, &c. stone staircase to the se cond floor; in the basement are appropriate offices, with vi ille. cellar, and vaults fcr beer, eta* &e. a garden at the back. To be viewed, by Tkkets ; Particulars maybe had on the Pre mises; of Messrs. Baynes and Biamire, Solicitors, Lincoba's-Inn ; at Caraway's; Mid of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gulden square, of whom Tickets for 'Omits may be Isad. Sunday afternoon, the body of a young woman about fifteen years of age, known by the name of Rowland, was found drowned in the River Stour, by binne-field,iu the parish of Westgate, near Can terbury. DESIRABLE RISIDENCE, EAST SIDE OF TAVISTOCK SQUARE, With Coach-house and Stable, Garden, Green house, &c. •By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawsy's, on Tuesdly, May IS, at Twelve, BANKRUPTCY SU PERSEDLD. Wm. Dean, of Keaton-street. Russell square, shopkeeper. Elizabeth Sewell Neale and Thomas Neale, of Chrapside, Lou don, shawl-manufacturer. and copartners. DIVIDENDS. May 6. T. Ho!mes, now or late of the Park, Shafieid, table knifc-manufacturer.—M ay 5. W. Scott, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, Insurance-broler.—May S. J. HIII, late of Peterborough, Nor thampton, draper.—May 30. J. Bidgood, of Swallow-street, Ox ford-street, cork-cum r.—May 2. J. Rose, sea. and J. Ruse, jun. of Symon'e-wharf, Teoky-streer i provision-merchants.—May 5. J. Hatullten. of Broad-street, London, zurrcbiult.—May 9. W. Mercer, of Mile-end , 1 Middlesex, horse-dealer.—May 9. G. , I Gregory, jun. of Liverpool, druggist.—May 21. W. Stackhouse, I late of Blackburn, Lancashire, linen-drape.—May 29. J. Dawes, ; bee of Calnomile.street, Lon don, mariner.—May 7. T. Clarke, late of Exeter. dealer. —May 7. R. Price and W. Cress', of Ws. tel, nserchants.--M•ty 5. A. Holehouse, of Union-street, Shad well, sugar-refiner.—May 5. M. Sherwood, of Doncaster, jew• l • tike.—May S. A. J. Salta, of Bury-street, Lyndon, merchant.— May 5. C. Price, of the Strand, usobrella.msker.—April 21. E. Lew, or Broad-street. London. merchant.—May 26. 1. Waugh, of Lamb's Conduit-street, haberdasher.—May 26. C. Thome!, ' of Philip -lane, factor.—May 9. R. and R. Pittman, of Watling street, Loudon, warehousemen —May & .1. Webb, late of Sheer ness, slopseUer.—May 7. R. Rogers, of Liverpool, merchant.— May 6. A. Rawlinstm and T. Bagot, of Liverpool, merchants.— May 15. T. Boss, J. Rlahards,and it. Jones, of I .iverpool, tailors. —May 13. G. Jones, of Liverpool, bookseller.—May 6. W. APClellan, late of Preston, linen-draper. CEA . ' IFICATES, May 5. C. Besse, Prospect-place, Lambeth. insurance-teroker.T. Wilk.ems, W orcester, upholder.—J. Wilkins, Barnet, Middlesex, tallow chandler.—J. Watson, Sutton in Ashfield, Noulugham,. miller.—lL Wicksteed, Brook's-place. Kennington, Surrey, woollen-drapar.—J. S. Wilkes. Liverpool, merchant.—L Carter, Portpool.lane, Leather-luw, farrier.—L Smith, Seymour-place, St. 114..xp-la-bonae carpenter.—F. B. Goldney, Seymour-court, Bucks, lace-merc hant.—F. Beauchatupt, Woodham, Chaney, Surrey, salesman. HERTS. CAPITAL FREEHOLD FAMILY MANSION, 114ANOR, AND ESTATE. _ - - - - In the most beautiful Pan of the County, within Nuevo Milo of London, principal part Tithe-free, and Laud-tan itedeemed. By Mr. RObINS, At Carraway's, on Thursday, May 28, at Twelve o'clock. is One Lot, 'FHE Capital MANSION, MANOR, or rt pitted MANOR and ESTATE of WALL-HALL, the ro i ls ity and Rendence of the :ate GEORGE WOODtORU T..f.1.- LI/L.SON, LAI. M.P. deceased, s.tuate near Aid utiant be. tween 1•. l-tree, Wa ford, and bt. Alban's, in a to t and retired part of the County of Herta, within dawn leaf Loudon. Ihe Mansion is an elegant and spacious ivodent iag y with =ttel'a el Roman eainesit trent, or the best taste nd workmanship, d•liahtftaly titivate on a gentle eminence, Lob. mantling prospects of gr.at beauty and varie.y, nod eilUaaag ample accommodation for a lamely of the first iiip.ctability, with well arranged offices of all descriptions, spacious yank, m. cellent stabhng for ten hors. e, COSCh4OUSC, Late. lo "ging rooms and lofts oyet ; a plentiful supply of eaccU.ar.p , utg water, and, a large reset vote log rain water ; l a ee As, pleasure-grounds, shrib• Ix-ries, and p:aistaitions, lard uut vii t.lnfinite.aste; Iwalitcbta gardens, walled round, wed socked with the choicest tali ! trees, hot-houses, gi very peachery,aawer gartiLli, phantasy, dairy, lee-houte, Fp:IC:011a faros-yarn, ha ofra house. and (.414 tarns-buildings of ail desenPiluns, screened ituni tut meson by. plantations. Ibe Mansion a surrotawiLd by eisrai.l, acres of eseeneut pasture, maeada nab e, acid woo-lands y. ing particularly compact ; tlit principal part laid o tin the put style, and ornanterdi.s. with we.dsoine stub r, and a we/prom:li ed by emissive and beautiful drive-, also ornament e d oath handsome trees and planta.lotui, with two entrance cutup, and gardens, ec. There are alma two other coakes, wua gardens, &e. be F.state is bounden ii, pan by the riser Lobe, a fine trout stream, which, ;.1 well al an 'Rimier plate of clear running wt.ter, brancising Iran It, lately Mak at a glee exi ease, and wititt.rts b.:tr:bully through the grounds, are is full view from the Lease. It is situate Ina neigialisatriluod of great tespectabili:y, and alsJunding with game. 'I he %thole is ire -bold, and the rcater part I ithe-frse; tee Land Tag is re. deem( d. • May be ohore,l. with Txtrte, and bg. applylti to Mr. '1 bonus Smith, the Bailiff, at Wan-Hall, oh-re ranserial auar be had; and at the Ewe: Arms, Watford; •It ed l.wn, !:Mitt; White Hart, Edgeware; Aberoorn Arms, Branner* ; Vat Hart, St. Allsa.i's; Del!, klertford; of Mean. Ocktle, 044 and Forster, Solicitors, Careysstrrst, lb:cokes lan; blr.Shavr o Architect, Closter-street ; a Uartaway's; and of W. Palma, Warwick-attar, Golden-square, where a Plan of the ham may beaten. E. SENCE OY NIUSTAIL C HILBLAINS ;Le prevented frint breaking, rd their tormenting itcau g, instantly rcinutel HEAD's ES , ENCE of hit/6 FARD, 6niversally tottetneeist Its eatraor.liiiat y efficacy in Kkuumatier.r, PaLies, Gouty Mir Lions, spd Complaints of the titgmach; but whtrc this art* remedy bas been us:known, and neglected, and the c , i bl.un. use actually broke, Wlill EHEAD's FAMILY (TRAIL mil ese the pain, and utry opeed3y keg ingot. lirrpert-.1 and oil by R. Johnston, Apothecary. 15, Untrk•atreet, subu, Lui.don, tle Essence and Puts at Ss. pd. each—the Cerra at is. l id. bog by every bled/clase Vender IA the Uoited Kingdom. ••• The zenithal bas a black ink fitasur, %lib the wane Id IL lobes ma In etled i M. . • A Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; com prising an ergible DWELLING HOUSE, conveniently planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, contain ing on the upper storey four good rooms, second nom three excel lent bed-rounts neatly papered, closets, &rx; first floor two capttal roun:s with tokling doors, elegantly papered and fitted op, finished with statuary marble chimney-pieces, balcony in front the whole lerttb ; on the ground four a good entrance ha I paved, excellent dining-parlour, breakfast.room finished with stuccse3 walls, Cosecs, ecc. stone staircase to the second storey ; in the basement housekeeper's'and butler's room, kitchen, wash house, scullery, larder, wine -cotter, and roomy vaults at the back and front, for beer, coals, Ste. a coach-house and stable, with loft and rooms over, an open garden, green-ht sae, &c. To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars had on the Premises; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square; where Tickets fur viewing may be had. DOW. On the 6th inst. Mr. Edward Chsuper, of the Stock Exchange Coffee-house, Cornhill, aged 49 years. HIGKWATIIIICAT LONDON BRIMS TO-MORLOW. •• • .• 17 minutes after Millipp r.,• • ••••• IND ON JR abiassiagr nENUINE MEDICINES,LAs matey N- 0 Medicines, as well as the Public, are oftorat a loss •c$ certain who are the Proprietors d different Medicines aIiAM and EDWARDS, No. 66, St. Paul's, London, hoc subjosned a Use of thuse.of which they are the iroprators, and oleo oleos fur which they are the Age its. 1. L Huy.' 3 sham of Hooey 6 Newton's Teeth-Powder Essence of Waterdock 3 6 Church's Pectoral Pal I Halloos's Bilious Pills 2 9 WAsh's An.irdnewie 2 2 . %Vessel's Jesuits Drops 2 Y Coltsfuot 'Asap 1 ft Marshall's Cerate i it : Andsoyna LottAs • Cilllfsll . s Cough Drops 2 6 JuniperEsseucePertro. I Anihuyna numb Powder tt 6 Wessers Specific ROLL Cornwrll's Oriental L'or. 4 6 Roche's Embrocatiso Widow Welch's Pills 2 f 14.440rdi Cou i * Duce Keyser's Pills - 4 s Ise** go ? Pow y at 11 1 • Velno's Vegetable Pills 4 6 Speedltnan's Pals ' ir AU the above (those with the star mird) ham the s'4' dress of " Shaw and Edwards, 66, Sc, Pau l, ' or glasses', "alb" out which they canons be genuine prepacatios_ HEN RIET f A-STREE CAVENDISH-SQVAILL Cap'tal Family Reddenca, with Offices of all descriptions, large Garden, double Coach-house, and Stables f.er lye Hurst.. By Mr.ROBINS, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 12, at twelve, IkVERYeIigibIeLEASEHOLD ESTATE; cora. pri.ing a capital and substantial Dwelling-house, In caw ere repair, planned for the accommodation, and lit for the hu nted ate reception of a Nobleman ar Gentleman's ; con tams on the ground-floor a hand.ome entrwice, paved had, a di ning-parlour (23 feet by 16), a breakfast-parlour (IS feet by IS), a study, and water-closet ; on the principal floor, a drawing-room (23 feet by 16), with folding doors to an anti-room (14 feet by 16), a back drawing-room (t 5 feet by 15), and a Large dressing room ; on tie second storey are six excellent bed-chambers, and four roomy attics over and leads, a prihcipal and secondary stair case, convenient domestic daces of evei y description Mahe bar. meet ►torey, with raomy and dry eellarage, vaults, &c. wash house and laundry adjoining, with 'eremite hod-rooms, a five stall stable, two doiabic coach houses, with let and roma weer, a spacious airy garden at the back of the house, upwards of 70 fret de-p.—May be viewed by tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwicit-strett, Golden-square. -; UMW. MALVINAS& 1 MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Ilecid Happiness, which is often disturbed thro:igh !h:yews that Norm the lonia saw takiwgtheeepeemostonawhitiwoon .- 1 cure them the enjoyment of tkat great domestic blessing. F(4 l _ l _ l of every rank pay adoratloo to the shrine of aectiock ; but " enr _ the constitution has been t •Inted by disase, or dehtlitsted. b 7 GREENWICH.—TO BUILDERS AND 0 FLIERS. certain habit, contracted at an early age, a senovatim e statior Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-tart Redeemed; eligible previous to entering that state is indispetiohly.r t e_gui ... t . r.l 4 the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate th e (I , `", _ - Land to Build on, capital MANSION. OFFICES, am. co no disorder. have contributed inure esseutially to destroy nPr; Croont's HilL steal happiness than cLosu which are the consemitnreefung aim, By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, oe Tuesday, May It, at pleasure. It was this considaation which induced Mma l Twelve, in One Lot, Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, CURIUF . and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct dieri !(; A VERY Land-tax.redeemed, situate on (;rood's Hill, Grmovrich, serval Disease ; as also to the disorders arisiog front the del ' ..a and opening to Royal Hill ; comprising a capital MANSION- i HOUSE, with roomy Offices of all descseptioins, Yard, dies and practice exclusively to the treatment ant: cure of . thsr : ,the practices of inconsideraie Fouls Amend No 0 4l den's house Wash-house, and Laundry, Cuach-hua- es , Stables Mews. Carrie and Co. for the resnoest of complaints ef::;:i Gar . • Gentlemen of the firstrespectabiiity Now been ander toe and Out-buildings; two excellent productive Gardens walled rhea, "rkeldllor *el" having tlite ( " l 4ea, " (11 ; 4 and Pt . round, Green-house, &c.; Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, and Mea- ewe, request the references may hr matte to toot Si . co l dow-land, the whole upwards of Sin Acres and a wail piece of had strictures It evidences of the decided ereperkwity of Messrs. Oink tlis sip I 0 to 110 years,and were Lcasehold land, all lying compact, gravel ' walks round, erns- Plan oftreatmast. Many et tbess gentlemen llt. sunned with full-grown 'limber, roomy Pavilion, he. In poises on of Capt. Hamilton, whose term expires before Mldsonutt. r inside, rind other attegeons of equal entineoce, who • wallow set;* (6 near. phis Estate is most eligibly situate for building, come their cute by the application of dm lunar caustic, under the core of Messrs. fil s r ti : irsid standing a large fro rage to Croom's Hill, the North .west angle Mown Currie mud Co. may be (unstilted by poems "T. their alb" +•• opening and overlooking the Park, and the South-eod to Royal. Sits, *4l the greatest "licrt" asst 'honour, at A hill s a beautiful spot, and most desirable property for erecting 107. Ilmeen-Garden.--1 cites must be pan pn. wow , Star denee and Readings. MARXISM WOMEN, lobo lave hate boon d that le mv their tapeetallana of a famillr. may bras ssured r May be viewed, with tickets, and by applying on the Pre- mj .,..,5, by medical lika; sad 1 raises, where Pertkulars may be had; at the Slap,. and Grey- --- --=: ati "O le adoubs v the tansieal ' ingnalipeont4 be . = object h ,, und, Greenwich; of Mr. Cock, carpenter, Royal-hill; at the f a.. --A.. d such ciefirts, bar' Royal Mortar, Woolwich ; Grew Mari, blackleath ;of Messes. ..,,......."—'"” '"•"°. ar edilik rtelletihre .si ij...... Dynasty's, Gray's Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rains, War. 1r..9 """'.. ginleiglimit I. la! ile." " e" wick-street s Gohint-square, whore a I'LL of the Estate Way be LONP us" x I 41 14 Prinwa by Limp. Kw's?, Pkaister....-- sad u tbe fur WW I Tic 34. .4 is - . A , ' 1 - 1. -j a - t plac' eto be ■•