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$•/OR INT E L LIGE CS. ; BIBURY MEETING, THURSDAY, JUNE 25., Sir H. Lippincott% Slate, toil. 2111. beat Lord F. r , 911. 21b. two miles. 25gr. L0r..1 F. Bentiock's Bagatelle, 54. 61b. beat Loud • lack v ille% Enchanter, t011.41b. Two Milts, sogs . Fifty Pounds, by Horfes of all denominational Heath New Mile. • McDoiseltes Meat, tIR. S. 3 s I' Mr. Lindow's La Manilla, r tit. 3 I lis Mr Howarth's Norval, 10a. t sib. " • 4 • a H. R. H. the P. of Wakes Pedefklati. soft. alb. 0 t 0 3 of St. Albaa's b. m by Yowl EeUrre. tat. 4 dr. The Barrington Stakes of rigs. each, t , gs. ft. for all Ages. Sir H. Lippincott's Slate, 6yrs old, walked over. Mr. Hnworth's Langlion, toll. 31b. ree. fc. . from 1 Mr. Stratton's Witchcraft, by Oberon, 9Q. t tlb. Two miles, sags. h. ft. At two o'clock in the afternoon of F-itlay left, Ike I inhabitants of a very large double hoof's in Skinner's fireet,• Shoreditch, heard a cralh, accompanied by a (mall Mock of the honk. Sane workmen were pro cured, who More,' it up, and the people thought themfelves fafe, until about eight in the evening, when a fecund noire was heard, and a fecund thoilt felt. The lodgers in the haute were then alarmed, and ahoot 30 of them got clear off the piemife,.— One Thomas Mails, a carman, and Ann his wife, Slag Horn, a girl about 16 years of age. an ac qualentince of their's who - happened to be in the bottle at the time, a wort.° of the name of Givers, and a man who went into the houCe to affift Mails in carry ing off part of his property, were in the houfe at half after eight, when it tell to the ground, and brought two of the adjoining houtes.whh it. At eleven at night the bodies were dug out of the ruins ; J. Mails and the young girl were cruffied to death, Ito the other three, though feverely bruited, were taken out alive, and are likely to recover. The wife of the man who was killed, could hear her hufband in the ruicte.--theyfpoke and prayed together for Come time, at laG he took his farewell of her as well a' their flotation would admit, bid her take care of hi. child, and then died. Their boy was then playing shout the Ilreets. There was a moll curious intlance of the initiative fidelity of dogs obferved on dig ging is the noun; a dog was foetid alive clot.: by the fidepf the girl who was killed, and when there • was room for him to get nut, the labourers elide& vowed to pull him away from the frit, but he would not leave it until the body of the girl was taken up, which he followed to the war khoufe. The hour's have been condemned come time, and the Skinner's Company intended to rebuild the entire area, bet poor people occupied it in the mean while on ac count of the chearnefs of the tent. Many of them are in the moll deplorable fituations, having 101 l ali their little property, furniture, looms, &c. in the ruins. A very difirefling occurrence took placebo Satin: day afternoon, •in Hyde Park. As Thomas Goodall, a private in Lord Killington's Regiment of Life Girard% was walking on the South fide of the Ser pentine River, about half paft three o'clock, he ob (creed on the oppotite fide a man and a boy in a gig, daswn (as it afterwards appeared) by a grey snare,. coming along the road near the Serpentine River, as if from the Powder Magazine ; and when they reached the north corner, nearell Grofvenor Gate, the man drove into the river, with an intention of giving the mare water. The animal at firs refuted, and exhibited a femptorn of reltatance, by backing, (hying, &c. but being violently whipt by the Gentleman who was driving, and was anxious to cure the animal of (hying, Bce. the mare plunged forward, and al. moll initantanspufly funk, together with the chaife. The man jumped nut on the ore' fide, and the boy on the near. Goodall run round with all poffible cele rity, and, with the aloft laudable promptitude, daffi est into the river. At this time the man was alter nately riling and finking. Goodall caught hold of his hair, and fucceeded in dragging him feveral yards towards the (bore ; but the boy in convulfive agony, clung round his right leg, and fo encumbered him, that they all three went under water. The (ol die, was fo exhaulled with the exertions lie had made, that it. was with the greateft difficulty he could ex tricate himfelf from the unfortunate ruff who immediately funk, and had not the boat opportunely arrived, Goodall himfelf would inevitably have been drowned. The drag was then thrown, which brought out the chaife and mare, the latter quite dead and much (welled. It was near fix o'clock before the man and boy were found The bodies vete then carried to the receiving hoirfe of the Hu mane Society ; the ufual remedies were applied, but firm the long period which had elapfed fince the ac cident, the vital fpark was totally estinEt. The wretched fufferers were identified to be Mr. Molton, formerly a Captain in the aid Light Dragoons, but who, lince refigning his commillion in die army, kept livery flables in Kentington, and has left a wife and four childten ; the boy, named Street, was the fon of a poor widow at Kenfington, who has four chi'. dren halides. A few minutes after this accident, the hody of a young woman, about the ago of ax, which had been driturbcd by the drag, was feen and was brought to throe ; the was of 3 fair crnipletion, dark Lair, black velvet ribbon bound 1 , ,ti , u1 her he...d. a plain fitif_o embroidered white (ilk nor: flogs, Spanifh leather (hoes, dark cotton gown, and black cloth fpenctr ; the had in her poffefflon, one pocket hand • kerchief containing two Millings, two halfpence, a thimble, and a letter, which did not fignify an y ot h er p ur p o r t than inform Ile had been a fers ant at Ken fington; of the name of Sarah Collins; every effort was made ale of for her recovery to no eurpofe, for according to appearance, Me b een f e ver is h days in th e River.—There was a young man near the ' (pat when the body was taken •ue of the River, who appeased very much affected, and rather interefled. The man, woman, and boy mere taken to St. George's Workhoufe, Mount•fireer, in order to be owned. Preeifely at the (not where chi, unfortunate -acci dent happened, a groom of Lrod Gaosessoa's loft his life about ten years fince. The place is dangerous and deceitful ; for about four yards, the water is (bal. low, arid then, without any gradual defeent, there is a guiph upwards of fifteen feet deep. It mull nccafion furprise that, notwithflanding the above warrrhig, lo dreadful a vtat<c is not railed off, or at leaft a board affixed, to warn the iocautiourpoienger of his danger, I ". Lwow Amnirsrs: " A RETURN OF FLOUR. From ttse cob of June to the sorb of fine. T0ta1...40404 racks•-•Averapt Its. 3s. std. lower ttao tart rouro. INSPIiCTOR'S R -.TURN AT UX811.11X)E, JUNE 26. • *Meatier load isr 100 to 231 Os Barley Per quarter • it t6s to 11 Ca • Oats per ditto 11 its to 11 os 'pas per ditto II as to Si Ile • Pbk par ditto 01 oos to 01 t priics OF HOPS. DSOS. faCIETS. gist• - 61 to. to 71 1-• Kcot - 61 tot to SI of Sllllt2 61 6s to 71 Os Sulks - 61 os to 71 tos Wes 61 of to 61 . 16 s Farnham 91 —s Du:) , laid in fain'''. isoozol. PRICE OF HOF:, IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags N 66 to 71 Ito Przektts 61 tos to N toe PRICES ON HAY AND STRAW. Janice's. Whitechaßel. Hay perload 1 10 oto 4 14 0 I Hay per lout 3 10 10 $ o Straw z 15 oto 0 Straw -z 26 to Clover , 5 oto 6 0 SMITHFIELD IbiAlitcET, June if. To Sok the ofEd—per Root of 81b. Bref 4s od to is od I Veal 31 83 to se ad Mutton 41 4d to 44 tod Pork Is 84 to $$ 4 4 Lamb 6a od to 7$ od. 111 AD 07 - . Resits, about hoc—Sheep and Limbs per. NEWGAfF. and LEADENHALL, jane ay. Per none of 81b. by the carafe. Beef gs 4.1 to as 4dl Veal 31 od to 41 lid Minton 3s 6d to 4s 6J 1 Pork 4s Ecl to se 44 1 • Lsmb 3s to 6s 04. PRICE Oft TALLOW IN LONDON. Bt. James's market 35 rod Foie.' l'allow Op 64 to os Clare Market 3$ top Yellow Ritilia 661 to ad Whitochapel Market . White ditto 61s el to css (pa Rone of 81b.) 31 94.1 Soap ditto 64. to 05 od -----. Melted Stuff 335 to os oil its 64 Ditto rough 37s . od to o. Avenge Price 3s tel - Oreay..B ies od Good Dregs atas to co Yellow Soap, 801 to 05 , -11ottlt4, 9.A--Curd, 144 Price of Candles per doz..), iso °A.—Moods, I s o chi RAW HIDES. Hides(per %tone) 35 ted to 3s ad Hoeft Skins t6s od fo 18a Middling 25 ad to 21 VA Sheep Skins 05 tad too. od Ordinal-, as ad in It 44 5ke15141211 OS 051 to Of Oa Heavy Calf las 64 each I Lamb Skins IS Oil to as 04 PRICE OF LEATHER, pa IV AT LEADENHA LI.. Butts, 30 to tfilh each slid to 1344 Ditto, 60 to 63p, a 3,1 to 26d Merchants backs •—d to stfd Duffing Hides at! to lad Fins CoJeh Hides sc I to a. 43 Crop Hides for Cutting at d to 24d Flat Ordinary aitd to 5944 Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb per dose) 393 to 41d Ditto so to 7olb gad to 4251 • Ditto yo to Bolb 334 to 314 Small! Seal (Greenland) per lb. 30 64 to 311 sod Large ditto soos to 18 , 5 per dos. Tatse4 Horfe Males 13s to 385 each • SEA-COAL METER'S OFFICE, LONDON, JUNE at CA/001 , June 13. NEWCASTLE COAL. Montt. Adaies Main' - 143 Benton Lchg Biggi Mani Croft's Main Eighton Moor Helton Main i ♦7 9 I 44 0 47 3 47 6 so3n, and rate's. June Is. June 37. Wedneld. Friday. 41 0 47 0 47 6 43 0 17 0 Hebburn MAID . s Kenton MAI - Welt Kemal • I Percy Main - 3 PONTor--Windfor ' s South Moor - 44 9 47 6 'lranield Mnor Walhotdc Moor - Walker . I WaIN Sod • 3 Tonplea Was End - A WiHinton . Wylam Moor • South Hebburn - a Blyth • I Cowpen Main . I Hanky - York (Lira - SUNDERLAND COAL Bourn Moor . I Lien Main - Ikt-dory • ' Me rnbee's Vigo Main .... 46 o 4 8 9 49 0 48 9 49 0 46 3 44 0 48 0 4 1 3 4! 9 43 0 43 0 4& 0 4 2 9 45 c 43 6 - Total,Shlpi 20 SALES BY AUCTION. 42 0 47 6 49 0 48 6 41 9 45 9 45 9 4 8 3 48 6 48 9 4 0 0 43 9 43 6 40 0 WORCESTFRSHIRIL—By W. HANDY, I On Monday the 14th day of July nest. at the Crowe Inn, In Broad-fired, %Vercelli r, at Four &Clock in ths Afternoon, fubjedt to Conditions then produced, Ito the following Lot., or Inch other as (halt be agreed on at the time of Sale. Lot t. A Capital New built MAN:4ION or DWEL• A & I.INOHOUSS, coolißing of vault d Cellar., two Parlours, IS by t 6 each. Kitchen. Back-kitchen, Illrewtoufe, Laundry, and keen Bed chambers, with fishable chalets; Barn, Stable', Coach.houre. and mixt neceffiry outbuildings; LAW", Kitchen garden, Shrubbery, Ice. with Thirty Acres and Twenty. fix Perches of Rich, Arabic. and l'aßure Land furrounding the fame, tituated on a pleating eminence, at Bevere Green, In the Peril of Claines, within a} mitten!' the City of Worcelltr, at an eafr diltance front the Church, and forma together a very 'tear able refidenre for a Genteel Family. The Roads in every direc tion are excellentPuffefilun of the Haute, and part of the Land, may be had at Michaelmas neat, and the remainder at Candle mas 1807. Atfo, a neat detached Cottage and Garden, well (tilted for a workman or gardner. Lot a. A piece of fetich Meadow Land, on the eaft-fide.of.the Turnpike Road leading from Worcelter to Ombra Rey; and within too miles of the forma, eunalning 7A. 2R. - 351' • l.nt 3. Two Pii.ce" of kid, Meadow Land adjoining each other, called the Alders, and Cnw•paiture, Stuated near Lot t: contain. big sA.3R 2:i'. Lot 4. On, Piece of Rick Meadow Land, adjoining the River Severn, called Camp Meadow, opporLe Camp Ferry, (the owner of which pay' an acknowledgement for landing on this Let) eon- ' tailing 4A. IR. 24P. Lot 5. One Piece of Meadow. Land near the lall-mentiontd, called lialf•tliare Meadow, contai..ing t Acre. Lot 6. One Rich Piece of kleadow Land. 'Meaning the River Severn, called Brick-kiln Meadow, containing ail. 4P. ' Lot 7. One Piece of fertile Arable Land, in a common field, called Cheeketti nwid, within one mile of the City of Werceller, containing all. at P. Lot'S One Piave of Pith Meadow Land railed Runt Meadow, bounded chit By by land. helongh,g to Ditagur KISKA! Nalk, con• taming SA. 3R. SOP. . Lt 4 9. All thole highly valuable and Rich Meadows, lying in a ring knee, with good Sam and Stahk thereon, containing operands of Twenty Acres of Laud. now In the occupation of Mr. Hopkins, ' Mooted st Red or Pritorok Hill, adjoining the Turnpike Road, Icadiog from Wm-cc/ter to Perflore, and within on e mile of the former This I,t commands a delightful view of the River Se veto, the City of Woreefter, Malvern Hilit , and the Weft pen of the County, and Is a molt eligihk Stallion to build upon. . The firth Eight Lot. are Copybokl, be/d under the Bilk" of Worcelter for Pout bcsithe liven,_ _ The Dwetimq Ifouie, Garden. kat. I. io the polf•l1nn of Thos. Hill, Efq. and the Lind in the ixeulia‘ion of Mr. ROINSt Edwards, and Ills oodertenanta _ Mr. Samud Manky, at the New Ina, our the above ?rendre+. will thew th. fame. _ Lut 9. is E real 4J, and may be entered upon at Candlemas nett —Pm Nether partkulars apply to Air. ?grits, 4tomei, ur tit Aoaludoet, both of Worcelicr, wbe toe Ld. , ps ultbs EltAtes SALES' )3Y AUCTION. • STAFFORDSHIRE.-7B? Mr. HENSH %LL. ,i:ln Monday the t gib day of Auguit neat, at threr o'illock In the afternoon, at the Lyttlcton's Arms, Penk ridge In the enunty ;'.,. of Stafford, In live Lots, (colda prevtuutly (114 *fed of by Pri vate Conrad), Wry valuable and,truly defirible FILEEHOLD ESTATE, Innate at Bradley, in there'd cot nty of StArord, ad SR M EDICOTT HALL ESTA (Z. in a stio ft fen le diftrift com p zing five complete Farms, with fubtLantial Faro . Gut- P r budproper dlngs, and Offices, and nine husered and ty Atm orrery pnadualve and rich Arable, Meadent, and re Lind, divided into proper fixed Inclofum, and let to Mars. Robtrt Wright, Ruffed, Forrefter, Cotton, and Walter Wtight,Tenants at Will. The Mate abounds with Canto, the neighlsondrood genteel, and the Land Is capable of greet improvement ly Irrigation and drainage. For further particulars apply at the offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. re, Carcy-ltrect,ll.inrekes litn,Loadlon; and at Weill% born, and Warwick; alfo at Mara. Collins and Rtene,Solicitora. Stafford; at the Hotel, Birmingham; the principal Inns at Wol. verhampton, Newport, Newcaltle, MEAL Woreciter, Ste. . cAla. tilt and HEEBLE Navigation. Reeerfion or GRAND TRUNK SHARES. and CANAL PROPERTY. MONTHLY SALF.By Mr. SCOTT. On Friday, the 4.1 s of f luty, at to o'clock, at Garrawey's Cotlee - Hou e, Change-alley, London, 'THE CALDER and HEBBLE Navigation -IL 11431. so. td. Stock. being Eighteen Shier,* and a Fraaion ' in this eflablifhed and highly refpected Concern, froni Wakefield to Halifax, conned...ll with the Ake and Calder Navigation, the Dividends are ufually from 131. to 141. per Cent. or Share per ann. payable half-yearly, with increAlog advantages, fuming a very eligible Fund for permanent Invedment. The TRFST and MERSEY C.anal. Five Slaves in this emi nently proiperous Concern, to which the Pandora, will become entitled on the Demife of a lady aged 34 furviving a Lady aged V,' the peeing Dividends are 4cl per Snore per annum, with the belt founded profpeets of continuing to Inereafe. The LEEDi and LIVERPOOL. Canal. Sic Shares, paying 81. gie Share per annum; etpeeted to inereaCe. • Alfo Sh.i. in the GRAND JtJ NC 110 N, PEAK FOREST, ROCHDALE, and LA NCAS 11;A CanaL. Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at °areaway's, acd of Mr. Scott. No. as. New Bridg.-ftreet. CAPITAL TOW 4 1 RESIDENCY, LINCoLN's INN FILLOS By Meths. HO CGART and PHILLIPS, (Sucedfori to Mr. Suit a), At Oarraway's, on Friday, the t tth July, at la o'clock, by Order of the Affignces mf Mr. Robert Bent, (Merchant). AMOST Defirable and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, cornprifing a fpacious excellent Family Haute In complete order and fubflantial repair, conveniently fitoate for a merchant or profeffional Gentleman, No. 46, Portugal row, Lin foto. Inn-fields. 'I be Houle contains numerous Bed Chamber, fpacious elegant Dining. Drawing,and Morning Rooms; Library. Gentleman's Dreffing Room, eninplete Offices, and excellent Cel taring fur various Wines, Ale, and Beer, cheerful Garden, lee- Houle, double Coach-Houfe, and Stabling for Six Holies; Lofts, and Servants Rooms, Counting-Houle, arched Wine Vault, tee. Opening into Portegal.ftrect. In a thou time after the t ith, will be Sold by Auetion, on the Pretnifes, all the choke and valuable flock of Wines. confuting of fevers] pipes of Madeira and Port, Burgundy.Champaigne, Claret, Ste together with the elegant Furniture, Plate, Linen, Carriages, Hocks, Books, and nwnerouseliedla. To be viewed at any time previous to the Sale, with Tickets only, which, with particulars, may he bade( MeEn. Homan and Phillips, No. 61, Old Broad-flew ; particubra alip Meflrs. I.eigh and Mafon, fkalleitort, flew Bralge-ftraw. 111,aktriars; and at ()areaway's. • ELEGANT VILLA and FATAT F.,STREATHAMt; SURREY ' By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, In Pall. Mall, ma Wednefday, the 234 of July, at one o'clock, in Five Lots, AHIGHLY valuable and ftngalarly eligible FREEHOLD ESTA rE, delightfully fituated, eight Man from London, in the Village of Streathatn. Surrey, confiding of Lot r. An elegant Manflon or fpaclous Villa, part Unfurnilbed, ' with excellent Stabling, Offices, and capital Walled Kitchen Gar. dens, with Hot and Green Houres. The Dwelling feared on a Lawn and Fieldale Gtoundfloped to a Paddock and Meadows,in ! the whole 55A. 3P. commands a molt enchanting View,has been built and improved at great exclude, and is one of the most mutable In the vicinity of the Metropolis. Lot 2. An ornamcnte I Cottage, on an cleated fpot on the verge of a finely wooded Park, of 24A. OR.3JP. having a deubte apgmach,by &private road from the Common, and by a r. ad from the Village. Lots Joh and S. A Laundry Houle in hand, and fondry Tene. menu on the road-fide in the village of Streatham, let to Tenants on Leak, of which 5 years will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, as. SI. per annum. Vhe whole Edge (Eighty Acres within a ring fence) comprifes many charming fpots fur creding Villas, with frparate paddocks, and pn knts a molt lucrative object for Ipeculation. Printed particular. may he had at the Greyhound, at Streatham; of Mr. Wakeman, the Bailiff of Tooting Beck Manor, who will &ea , the Eftate; of Me tin. Brown) and Gotobed, Norfolk-ftrret, Strand; at Garraway's Coffee Haute, and of Mr. ChritUe, Pall. Mall, where a Plan of the Eitate may be leen. " 7 " -- By R IisIDLE WALKER, At the Swan Inn, In Wolverhamptmt, in the County of Stafford, on Wednefday the t6th day of July, talon, at Pour o'Clock in the Afternoon, in the following l.ots,or filch others,and fubjed to fuck conditions, as fhall be then prepared, - I 'HE following ESTATES, being Freehold of - 1 - abfolutc Inheritance, (the Land Tax on which has been re deemed) Stunted and being In the Parini of Albrighton and Bon- Miele, in the County of Salop. (viz.) ....--......... - IN TOO PARISH OF ALSRICIIITON. LOT I. A Farm Houle, Outbuildings, and divots A. a. r. Chafes of Land, conveniently fainted for occupa tion, called Albrighton Hall Farm, in the necups• • tion of Joilph Owen (as' Tenant from year to year,) and containing by eftimAtion 150 0 21 A Modus of 4d in lieu of . 1 ithe-hay is payable for this Farm. LO r s. A eompadt Farm, confifting of an Houfe, Outbuildings, and divers Clore. of Land, calkd Whitton Crofs,in the occupation of Richard Ban ton, (as Tenant from year to year,) and containing 115 9 12; A. Morita of id. in lieu of Mho-Lay Is payable for this-Farm. IN THE PARISH OW SONINGAI.I. LOIS. • A Farm Hoare. Outhitildinga, ai.d feveral ' Cloßsof Land, (pet of . a Farm, called Boningale Flinn.) in the occupation of John Brougham (as . Tchtant from year to year,) and tuallfting of the foQqwing particulars: The Hoofe, Outhuildingt, gee. Croff iiajbloar.g • 1.1001141 - Folatis • Peafe Croft - Irinage • • - Wheat Croft, or Ley Hall Pies Park Wore Cornhill Meadow • Cornhill - • • Spring Leafow Heath Lcafow, or Over /loath Cow Leaiow LOT 4. Hales Meadow • Hale. I.eafow Parts of Boning4le Farm Rough Meadow • 0 3 0 LOT s. Cr,at Ellie Moor (Part of DI:to) LO 6. Leff,:r 141 is Moor (Ditto) Lar 7 Upper Perking Lower ditto, 8c Broombill (Pafte of ditto) Mc.dow I 029 • IS ,3 0 0 • 3 17 3 t Is . 3 3. ° •t 30 3 2 3 ) i £ £6 • 3 0 3 0 3 2 4 2 2 3 R o sit 46 i 47 S 0 3 2 4 2 14 4 3 2 3 14 3 9 6 3 4 5 0 10 7 3 0 8 i 28 2 0 28 o a 3 LOT $. A Parcel of onlncloCed Lind called Broom hiH (reli..ltic of dkto) . . . . 0 _3 30 Fortier particularn ni.ty he had at the Office' of Metrrs. osk Ind Thacker, Woiverhompton ;Me. Mackie/. Lichfitdo; sod Mr. Wiau, Burton-uposallcua. wrigr--- --- , • SALES BY AKETION. j i . ___......_. , ... FOR MLR, At t h e Lando"' ttrn, Plymouth, ... On Friday the 4th of July next, at bh.irmi o'Cl. tit. • S UN h Ol a t u Y . W g at ß ill i k ti e:7l ,,, ( d )Ll::..S c i u o rd re: r . ci u n i fi t ilf r i:l r g tbl o c r , ' Double and Single Blotto. (ran Bal a* . Water . ealks, it4ulketai Guns, Shot, Gunpowder, and other ..rUke Sturm, neer, Park Bread. Flout, and other Provitioos, ase h sarlour inber valuable Articles tuft landed (non the Fro , clt •innal iirig Ntottne, too. doomed as Prise to his Mikity's Ship el War Mob% munosandoli by I. W. Loring, Bfq. nor viewing the St."« and for Catalogues, and any Nadler ; particular., application to ha :wade t 4 F.dward 1.18., Efi 1W l Agent, or to Thomas Lockyer, Sworn Broker. i Plymouth, June 13. tiloS. FOR SALE, at the London Inn, Plystooth, . On Friday the 4th July neat, after the laic of Stores per N • I SUNDRY Warlike and other St.ttea , Callfiltill . 14 Sails, Running R igging, and alp r Cord,gt, Blocks of tha rem, Sizes, Guns, Mulkets, GuoPowdrr, and usher Wafrilite et-res r • • Beef„Pork, and Bread, Water Calks, and varinus other Arts es: jult lmded from thr Spanlib Private ship of War Prlncrif, ,7c I l • Pala, captured by his Majcity's Shiphuire, commanded F.) 1. *t.:. Maitland. Ffq. For viewing the Stores, and for Carat.? u.... and a turth..r particulari apply to Edurtrd l.yne Efq. the A,!..0t or to Ilemas Lockytr,iworn Broker —Ptymoutb, March 53. 5836. FREEHOLD HOUSE AND ES PATE. SURREY." To BE SOLD BE PEI VA fit CONTRAC By Mr. H. PHILLIP:, AFREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, com. prifing One Hundred and Piny two Aura of rich Arable and Mum, and Wood Land, within a Ring Fence. and Right of i Common and Surberry over an estenfive Wale ; tt.gather with* aonuuodlo.a Houfe and Stabling, Coach huuft, and ocquifitc do await and Farming 011ie. a— the refidoice and property of a Geo tlmnan —The whole in a high Rate of culture and repair, ',lnfant.; ti fituate fit Chardhatu in a (poring part of the County of Surrey a mile tram the Brighton Road, and two miles (runs the Town ist tact; rißitrad. Fu the, pinion era, and Tickets for 1. slag, may be bad at • Mr P.onips s Mote sod Auction Office, No. 68, New Bond-ftreest SUSSEX BREWERY. To he DISPOSED of by PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVERY d:firible contp4:l BREWERY, where ou an average of the hit three year. upwards of 3,onta Bar- Ms of strong Beer and Porter have been annually brawe . d. am% which from its fituation in the Vicinity of (event Barracks, and other pJblic works, is capzbk of being enlarged to a very confidei ! able extent. KAI:Mon may he had immediately, or at Michael* Lusa next. at the option of the purchsfer. Further particulars may he known by applying to Mr. Phil Wurger • or Joh t Stevens, both of Alfrifton. .1 . 0 ,iit. CHING, APOTHECARY. SR —My SON was feized on the 22d Jane lalt • with a (welling In one of his 1.1., which I thought proceeded from a Sprain, but the nut day the other (welled alto, and red (pot. came out all over his body, which was attended with a vie. lent fieknefs and excruciating pains, fo that he could keep nothing on his norsacb. An eminent Apothecary and Pbyfielan were called in, and notwithltatiding ip Thar endeavours, my fon coni• nurd in the molt agonizing torture for fix weeks, during which the warm bath was tried above three hundre.l times, which in fortis degree alleviated the pait.s, but the eche/ was only momentary; and my list became a perfect ikelcon, bin back hone appeared contradict' and coming through did fkin. It was lamentable to bear bl. difmal groans • one night he feat for sue, and told me he found !Andel( dying : 1 parted with him, not caned - Basile c,,uld live nut the night, but in the mot-tang hearir.g hi. groans, I apt proached his room, and found hint, if no/little, worfe than I had Wt him. At this time I was ham ily recommended ' , intake trial of sour Would LOLtNCIES, and wt giving him the firlt dole be was immediately freed front pales, and voided a great quantity 4 filth: refetiebling Worms in a putrid flate. I gave blot a feeon4 dole, agreeable to the printed diredions, which bad a lintilar ef. fed, and on adminiftersug a third dole he voided a quantity 04 21111 y green matter, and from that time he has had nu mom of his complaint whatever, but is now in a perfect gate of died& The clergyman of my parilh. and ail my neighbours, arc ready to give tellimony to theft fads. I am, Gentlem,D, Checiendno, Oxon, Your very gr.:teful humble fervent. Feb., t. RICH ARD arrmt.AD. Sold wholetalexal retell at Ching and Butler's, Na 4. Cheap. fide. London, in Boxes at 5,6 d. 'and 26 sQM al. each, and for . ritable Purpaks, la Hoses at 224. each. - - AN IMPORTANT DISCf/VERY. MESSRS.CUItRIE and Co. Surpcons, having (or ILL a lung feria of years made the VENEREAL DISEASE the particular objed of their invelli,;ation, are now enabled to an nounce the difeovery of a Medicine funtrior to Mercury in the Cure of that t3ife ate. It it at preterit fufficient for them to obferve that its ell:eel:are diametrically oppulito to thofc of Mercury, fog; though it completely eradicates every veltige of the virile in rte molt confirmed ltagd, yet it does nut in the led! injure the coniU tut on, er alter the complexion ; on the contrary, if renovate i the (yam in all its natural fundions, promotes Appetite, and fadil tates Digeitinn. Numberlefs it:flattens are on recent record of the Kiticrior eflicacy of this Medicice, its inherent and fpecitie virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether pro. reeding from an excels of conjugal and illicit pleafure, ur from the more infidiouathough not Ids deftruetive ledulgencc in a certain pernicious habit. Amisdh the melanch Ay variety of Difurdere which are the contequ.nce of this fulitary vice, there arc mine more &filleting than thorn DILSICIENCZI and DIBILITIes that prevent or embitter the matrimonial fide. The wretched (utterer broods aver his mi,furtuncs, afhamed to ICA relief till It has brought him to fuch a itatc of mitery as to rendlt life oppreiTive. To Mote un happy Pcrions it will be a entitling reflection to knew that the? may Dow, by a new and Infalli.ale mode at treatmait, be reltorcd to that greaten of all human bkilings, a ftrong, manly, and vigor. euts Conftitution. _ _ Marrs. Currie and Co. may be confulted by Pat=ents of either • Sex, at their Hoare, N. {O7, Hatton Oartteti. Y.if4voillv or by letter (poll paid) inelnflog a Dana Note. when the neeeifary ad vice and Medicines will be given or fmt to any part of the King. donv.-.-Patiehta in th : Coun:ry are rqueßed to Rate their age ant ,Tenaal mode of living. No. 107, Hatton Garden. H AVING dedicated my fell to the Quay. I.rtd been gratified by the molt confiderahle pr,CUce In that brooch which I 'bought helm to Idea, I trult that I have not more rOlS employed my time than thofe who, In the eztenOve (Acid of the hrofsfSon, are oceafiorally immerfed lu unc.rtainty, and cannot always attain that fueccfa which is a.quired by concentrating the Intsiledlual power to one cLsfs'of dlferders. The Weak, of I)lialLfrY arc peculiarly diftreffing, for they twins with them s train of concorr.itant tymptoms, and by • de preffion of all vital energy, exiflosecitfslf becomes embittertz Whether they arift from the h rev a leoie of ill maropfe,the de •. Ora habits of fchoultioys,or the indulgences of maturity, they le• quire the molt &Mayon% proftVonal s. but by the Ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptoms are aganwated, and the coniiitu tien lideftroyal. Asa IVIEI4I3FR of the ROYAL COLLEGE of BUR i! EONS, I `round my pretenfions on regularity of edistallon, and p: every privilege to pradice, I feel nigfeif entitled to that with which I have hitherto been to libe►ally honoured. • . ha the Brit fenfattotts of local stainers, early appi.e.ttion w'll prevent the cal - unity of a 'debli't tied home ; but %Oki. 01,14 from a conftioufne's of the unmar.linefl of the vice whin cati.e.t hls misfottuhe, is fearful) the contempt or cenfute of his family phyfician, and broods over his in6rmitl with careful eodcmilment. It muit be fail:foamy foe him to he alfored not oily of capability of treatment but alfo of the moil ,nirlorable fetter/. And in recentVen-real Complaints it is pol Able to prevent polo danger or diftrefs ; In the molt complkated e.,fei It Is the aiqult•- mint of ezehdive experharc In autism to effeet a &fa, cerhiln, and ipeedy re-cit.,blithment. I off., the advantage of this experience tot bore of tither rex who are ankle! with any kl.id of DP 811.ITY, of any tymptonn of VENLRhAI. INFECTION, und In all cafes tbc tarts of thaw iteration are Rata on the th R intrivi. n. Patient, In the country are expected to it;rlofe allank oats aud aterequoa n y to l'pteify their air and manner df • MARTIN BRIT, Member of the Royal ~.ollege or Surged* In London. N 0.49, Arundel•Ureet, Straiul, RSV Temple L ?WW II ! t . F e. riu . tre. b, I .F.V1771. Kll4 47 t or Oa r ui • ai erbu es‘ r . bazz: )) . a r e .. STAR 011111C1 Np.f (grey. 4TAII Osszes ,TuqUlltat ~.~ I 4211 `‘"Z-1 owe I • mei molt • V*l tie wag t ink "`~ I . ' • , ~.~ • efthl eau.] tnt I day. Ji a mint Impr. I ArfloU4 ithop fat m ]ufllee• Amity!' *Arai —I lii;cl w , «.t'. rev bi olker r. Y ~~ Al